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( gggggsaaooot Doooawww ^uwwuuwu^xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx^oooooooooooooooooooqoooooouww^^^™^^^^^ A SUBURBAN LOT FOR ONLY PER WEEK We are offering this splendid selection of choice, large, well drained lots jus* outside the city limits of Atlanta on the South Decatur Car line at the very low prices of $100 to $375 each, on terms of $1.00 down and $1.00 Per Week. No Interest, no State and 'County Taxes for Two Years. Payments may suspended if Sick. Perfect Titles; Warranty Deeds. Will be Sold to White People Only. What More could You Ask ? This a strictly white residence neighborhood on the cleanest, coolest and most picturesque suburban car line leading out of the city. The lots are right on the electric car line leading to the now East Lake Country Club, Kirkwood, East End and Decatur, and are within 15 minutes’ ride of the center of the city. Atlanta Is growing rapidly and Its citizens are now looking to the suburbs for homes. No other residential section around Atlanta offers the many natural advantages afforded by that traversed by the South Decatur Car Line. ' This section is beginning a rapid development.' There is now on foot a move ment to bring it into Fulton county, which would cause the values to double and treble many times over. ANTICIPATE THIS MOVEMENT AND GET YOU A LOT WHILE THEY ARE CHEAP. At the prices at which we are offer ing these lots we can unhesitatingly recommend each and every one as a bargain. T. J. LOCH RIDGE & CO. atlanta PHONE X439. 416 . 417 BUILDING. PH0NE1614 Call at our office and allow us to go out with you to select your lot; or take the South De catur car and get off at Whiteford Ave. (Bell St.),or Anniston Ave.,and make your own selection. The lots are Numbered 1, A, R, CELEBRATES FOURTH A. host the Thomaa Jefferson Chap ter, Daughter, of the American Revo lution, provided a delightful afternoon for many gueata by a well-arranged and aplendldly executed -program at t'ralgle Houae, Piedmont park, on the Fourth of July. Member, of the four local chapter, gathered at the beautiful home before the appropriate program mu opened by an invocation. Mn. Miller Htlteh- lna, regent of the chapter, In charge, delivered a ahott address of welcome to the three other chapter*. This was answered In no lea* pleaalng manner by Mr*. Thomaa Morgan, regent of the Atlanta chapter. Hon. J. Samuel Slleer, the orator of the occasion, combined In an eloquent setting historical facta and Incident! °> revolutionary day* and aubaequent event* bearing on the organlaatlon of SISTERS ARE KILLED AS THEY PLAY IN YARD Special to The Georgian. Sparta, Da., July 6.—During a ae vere atorm late Tuesday evening light, ntng struck a tree In the yard of H. P. Humphrey, of Mayfield, under which hla three little girls were playing, In stantly killing two of them and seri ously Injuring the other. the society he addreased. Other-features of the occasion were contributions by Edward Wood and Mr*. Yeates, two of Atlanta's most prominent singers. Punch and waters were served and thirteen of the members of the chap ter* present responded to thirteen toasts, one to each of the original states. The building was decorated elabor ately In the D. A. R. colors pleasingly blended with the national red, whlto and blue. ARE YOU AN AD WRITER ? You May Be One and Don’t Know It. Why Not Try Your Hand? We will Give to the One Writing the Best Ad About this label (Q TRADES m COUNCIL^ 4ZTantaT3^ This contest will be open for two weeks, beginning July 2. and ending July 14. Xo professional ail writer or member of Atlanta Typographical Cnion will be permitted to compete. Ads to be Written for space of 5 inches across 2 columns. For any infor mation CALL OR WRITE ATLANTA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, P. 0. BOX 266 GEORGE J. GOULD FAMILY POSED ON STEAMER DECK OF DISTRICT MASONS Special to The Georgian. Thomaiivllle, Go., July 5.—Tho annual convention of tho Masons of the Second congressional district, which has been In session here slnco yesterday, la one of the most Interesting Masonic gath erings that have been held In this sec tion In years| Tho chief address of tho convention was mado by George M. Napier, of Macon, who Is Junior warden of the grand lodge of Georgia. Mr. Napier's uiltiress was In the nature of a Fourth of July oration, his subject being "Freer Masonry and the Growth of tho Ameri can Republic." Hcverai hundred delegates from the Second district are In attendance. One of the features of the gathering Is the Ideal nature of the work of the first three degrees of Masonry, as exempli fied by the degree teams from the Uulnbiidge, Tlfton and Dawson lodges. Hpruce Company, of Philadelphia. The property Includes 81.000 acres of finely Umbered land, lying In Swain county, N. t*, and S*vt*r county, Tenn. Ths sale embraces the lands, the rail ways rscently built Into the mountains, the company's locomotives, saw-mills and other property. STATE RESERVATION FOB BIBOS PAYS WELL Spools I to Tho Georgian. Now Orleans, La., July 5.—In his re port on the eighteen Islands In the Gulf of Mexico which this state has reserved and protected for tho breeding of game and water bird*, and the IJreton Island government reservation for the same purpose. President Frank M. Miller, of the Louisiana Audubon Society, said: W Itliln t In- I yi'.u- loo.uoo more gulls and tern have hatrlmri out on these islands than would have be«*n produced without the aid of the re.*«er- : vatlon. One small Island was white ns snow with bird feathers during the tour of Inspection last week." lb- .i'ti 11 * 11»I t In- In. r. ii«.; In the miiubf i •! u.t'f r MmIh to tho protection of eggs from destruction by coons, rats and hunters. DOUBLE TRACKING WORK ON SOUTHERN ENJOINED ft peels 1 to Th. (IrargliO. Aahavlllt, N. C., July f.—An Injunc tion ha. been laauod which .top. the work of laying the doubt'- <ik «>n th. Southern railway near Oortiiau'i bridge Motion, near AulwvMo Judge W. K. Allan granted tne re- queat for the Injunction, and until mat ter* are nettled the work will be at a ■land.till. Photograph of tha George J. Gould family, poaed on th* deck of the atenm- er Juat before they aallad to tour Eu rope In an automobile. Prom left to right are Mr. Gould, Ml.. Marjorie Gould, Mr*. Gould and Mlaa Helen Vivian Oould. Below la a map show ing ih* route of tha proposed tour. BIO LUMBER DEAL IS CONSUMMATED 8pods I to Tbs Georgian. Asheville, 2Z. C, July I,—A deal.has been closed transferring the holdings of the Three M Lumber Company, at Smokemont, to William 8. Harvey, of Philadelphia. Mr. Harvey's holdings frill be transferred to the Southern ROUND TRIP Summer and Convention Rates. Round trip Summer Excursions from all points East to Pacific Coast and Northwest from Juno 1 to Sept. 15, with special stop-over privileges, good returning to Oct. 31,1906. N. E. A. Meeting at Los Angeles, July 9-13. Elks Meeting at Denver, Colo., July 16-21. Summer rates to Colorado, June 1 to Sept. 30. Hotel Men’s Convention, Portland, Ore., June 25-29. Use the splendid through service of thoSOUTII- ERN PACIFIC from New Orleans; UNION PA CIFIC from Kansas City to Chicago. Through Pullman Tourist cars from Washing ton, Atlanta, Montgomery, etc., and from St.Louis and Chicago to California. Write me for literature and information. J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agent. 124 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. R.O. DI-AX. T. I*. A. G. W. ELY, T. P. A.