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feninla Court. Exqjnlnations, atipra
audita, Loewi and long distance phono
WANTED HELP—MALE.
PHARMACY DIPLOMA AX'D , JCEX' SK
Id 12 months. Address Southern College
of Pharmacy, Atlanta. Ua.
XIOIIT SCHOOL—II OOKKBEP1NO.
Shorthand. Typewriting, etc. only 84 a
month. Dranglion s Practical Iloatness Col-
lege. Piedmont Hotel block. t22 Peachtree.
Bell phone SS9. Call, phone or write for
catalogue. It trill convince you that
Draugnon'a la the best.
WANTED—WHITE OFFICE BOY. CALL
at Georgian office.
WAXTED-A MAN TO RUN 10-INCH OUT-
side moulder, capable of tempering and
making his own cutters Stnte wages. Ap
ply Box 463. Athena. Ga.
WANTED-HAND AND MACHINE NAIL-
era anil box cutters for liox factory.
•Phone 114! main. A. 8. Byeri Co.
WANTED-TEN TRUNK . MAKEI18 AT
ones: working nine hours: full pay. Ap
ply Enterprise Trunk Mfg. Co., I'owell
street and Georgia railroad.
WANT A POSITION? OVBll «no 8E-
cared hy ns Isst month. National Kin-
ntoymeat Association, 1022-28 Century bldg.
The largest business In the South.
WANTED—AT O.VCE-BXPEBJE.VCKD
man to work In pressing, club. Apply
Thursday at 10:8) at W% Whitehall.
salesman, clothing salesman, stenographer
and office man. 8W»: stenographer. 8o0:
young lady file rlerk, 840: young lady ste
nographer. 840. Bellamy Business Agcnry,
im Candler tmlldlng.
WANTED-A FIRST CLA88 ADVERTI8-
Ing solicitor, 'rood proposition Cooper
ative Book Compttuy, 97H Teach tree
Street, Atlanta.
WANTED—AT ONCE. FIRHTCLAH8
l*ottler. man who understand* hi* bind-
ness and Is desirous of steady employment.
The National. Bottling C,in|>auy. 106
Whitehall.
WANTED—WATCHMAN Foil SUNDAYS
only from 6:30 a. m. to 6:*) p. nt. Address,
with referenrea, ''Watchman." care The
Georgian.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WA.NTED-FF.MALB. COMPCTBNT BEM-
Ington operators furnished positions.
Remington Typewriter Co.. 118 Peachtree
WANTED - HOUBKKEETER IMMEDI-
stoly for young ladles' college. Only com-
netrtit ahd experienced persona need apply.
State salary required and send recommenda
tion.. Addres. at once Shorter College,
Rome. Ga.
EXPERIENCED PAPER
BOX MAKERS. BEST
WAGES IN THE CITY.
ALSO WANT 10 GIRLS
TO LEARN BOX MAK
ING. PAY WHILE YOU
LEARN. CALL 35 1-2 W.
ALABAMA ST.
WANTED—WHITE WOMAN COOK WITH
no Ineuiubnince; can have room lb bouae
with famllv; must come well recommended.
Good pay wo right party. Chert road nnd
Vlnrtnln avenue. College Park. Mrs. Tram
mell.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE..
WANTED—POSITION IN MARBLE 8HOP.
I^ttercr or nil-round workman; have been
accustomed to lettering headstones: mostly
sunken Innerlptlon*. Thn*. # E. Johnson, I.
O. Box 73. Quitman. Oa. •
8ITUATION8 WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTEIt-lIKIH-ORADB HTBNOOIIA-
phar with several years experience
wishes position. Alice, care Georgian.
EXPERIENCED LADY STENOGRAPHER
desires pooltlon; can give best of refer-
encea. Aildreoa C. A., enre Georgian.
PNPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER DE-
^alrea position, nreferaldjr legal work. Ad-
AGENT8 WANTED.
WANTED—AOISNT8—BOY8 AND OIKIJI
In e«ry town In Georgia sod Alabama for
midget cards. Writ* for free samples and
tarma. Autry Greer. Atlanta. Ga. MU
Empire building.
AOKNT8 WANTED-WE MANUFACTURE
ten vplejidtd honsehoUl articles that sell
rapidly: oar sgenti are making from 33
to 810 per day: a mire money winner for
men and women; write now. you won't
ragret It. Amsrtcsn M. A P. Co.. Cam-
bridge. Ohio.
PICTURE AGENTB-8END YOUR WORK
to us for enlargement; fair prices, good
finish; 16 by 20. Religious and scenery pic
ture* cheap. The cTaruer Company, ISA
peters street, Atlanta, Go.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MA9TKU PLLMBER,
Pboxes 125. *> Hnatra St.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
tIRBT-CLAM BUBINE8* lit) USES
ihoul-1 hay, high grada signs. Call on
£int Big Co.. Nl% NorthVrrar strrat
IF YOU HAVE ANY FURNITURE Oil
office fixtures to sell, see the Southern
Auction nnd Snlvoae Company. *> South
Pryor. 'Phone Bell 2806.
Typewriter—a no. latent im-
proved Kmlth Premier: co*t $106; will sell
for l»o. Address W. P. H.. care Georgian.
FOR SALE CHEAP—IIA11 LOCK TYPE-
writer. A. R.IIoulker. 516 Cetera Bldg.
FOR BALE—AN A-l DRY GOflDK AND
shoe ImuliicMi; opened April 23; In live
town; new county of south Georgia; doing
fine strictly cash business; new modern
building; electric lights, all convenience*.
Owner desires to enter banking. "System,"
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WAKTED-ALL KINDS OF BALABI.E
school, law, medical book* for ca.h. J.
C. Oarsn. 71 Whitehall .treet Phone 1S22.
WANTED—TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE TO
buy Money Flour. There la money lu
every sack.
WANTED—SECOND-HAND BOLI.TOP
or flat top desk, tvllh aid. drawers. Hint
h. In good condition. State price. Ad-, |
drem Drak. care The Georgian.
WANTKlt—OLD HOLD. WE AI.U)W 1
highest value* for old gold. Eugene V. •
IlnrucK Co.. 37 Whitehall street. r
OLD HATS MADE NEW
MISCELLANEOUS.
VICTOR MANGANESE AND CHOME
stool bank safes and vault doors; every-
thine In safe line. 1L W. Ellis, Agent, 2« 6.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY* TO SELL.
place It with us; we give it our special
and personal attention. If It's north the
price we will sell It. C. H. Wells & Co., 1104
Fourth National Bank.
IK YOU WISH TO BUY, SELL Oil EX-
STORE—132 PEACHTREE STREET, RUN*
Peachtree street.
TALKING MACHINES.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS—
Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic
tor Talking Machines and Records. Just
received large consignment of machines and
over 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given mall orders. We want the names of
all talking machine dealers In the 8outb.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-El yea Co.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Phones 5488.
412 Peters Building.
BICYCLE SUNDRIES.
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES-LARGEST
Idrvcle nnd .undry distributors la the
South. Southern agents for Pierce. Vile.
Snell and Hudson Merries. Write for our
HP* vet.lonue end price list. Alexander
Klyen Co.
„„„ MESSENGER SERVICE.
FOB PIIOMIT AND RELIABLE MES-
„sensers. 'phone 33. J. A. Davies nnd J.
KROMOPATHIL^ REMEDIES CUltE
eenlp diseases nod mnke bnlr gr<r».
Rroin’s lledlcnted msp mnken yon by-
clinically clean. <30 yearn success.) J. J.
Krmn. inaolillnf Of n—mnA •• A f.
PICTURE FRAMES.
picture frames made to order.
H. W. Tarbrough. J% Auburn nrenue,
corner Penebtree. Entrance Auburn are-
_ PRESSING CLUB.
PRESSING—ALTERING—THE NEW EH-
rekn Pressing CIub-cleanlng-Repalrlng.
Atlanta 'phone 700. Bell 'phone 2475. 105%
Whitehall street, Atlanta, Oa. Meml»ershlp
It per month.
ART SCHOOL.
WANTED—TIIE PUBLIC TO VISIT
SlappT't School of Art and taapeet por
trait n painted hr hit largo classes. Corner
Ptacbtrce and Auburn.
BOARDERS WANTED.
THE BON AIR, 384 Peachtree at., aollclta
Inspection, comparison nnd patronage.
WANTED—BOARD.
Boyle, Secretary, Tech School.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-ONE
tnnre. W. H. Duke, 192 Peters street.
FRANKLIN. THE CLEAN CLEAN FEL-
, low- cleans suits, <1 to 11.60. Psnts 60c.
16* Whitehall St. Phones. Hell 620. A. 3881
FOUND - MOI’SE COLORED MARE.
about seven years old. on last Friday,
on property of Rowell Park sanitarium, X,
Gordon atreet. Owner ran get bv calling
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY
at 10 a. ra. at the Southern Auction and
Bqlvngo Company. 23 South Pryor.
IF YOU WISH TO HUY, SELL OR Ex
change property of any kind It Will
you to nee ut. C. II. Walla A Co..
Fourth National Bank.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. J..
each, two new 8-room houses, 338 nnd 342
Fulton street: rented at 114 eaeh. Also 19
Brandon at 81,600; elose In, corner: 236
Courtlnnd avenue, 83,600. owner. 61 Irwin
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PBO-
American InTettmeal
Co.. 704 Cnntflcr Bldg.
Mortgage Ioann on real estate.
THE UNION SAVINGS HANK BUYS
purchase money notet nnd lenda money
on Improved Atlanta property a reason-
able rates. Hell phone 769. Gould llldg
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6. 6 AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according to security of.
fered; small expense and prompt attention.
8 n & °Turroan e, * 0 * e " 0mI lleflr #^ a uts.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND:
* 00,1 • per cent. Writ*
or call 8. W. Carson, 24 8. Broad street.
I* ARM LOANS—WE AUB PLACING
loans ou Georgia farms at the lowest
rat'a ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company, Gould tnilhllag. * *
MONEY TO LOAN ON HEAL ESTATE
at very lowest rates. No delays. Charles
Herman, rooms 202-3 Teranle Court.
... .. . .... V...1S IK’dl 14 .'Itr.vr. J IU
W*ml on monthly payment plan; no delay;
lao money for purchase money notes,
itralght loans made at 5 per rent and up-
WANTED—MONEY.
Ji.ooo'
eollsternl. Must hsv.
rlthout delay. Address Claude
tin., ear. Box 27.
YEARS. 810.000.
alued at
» money
WALL PAPER.
ml Ming, lit li contracting wall paper
painting. Office and show room U
l Hnntar atreet. Both 'pbonea 650.
PICTURE FRAMES.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
II. V\. Varbroimh, 14 Auburn avenue,
coruer Peachtree. Entrance Auburn avenue.
JET OUR PRICES ON ONION SETS,
alfalfa. Crimson. Red. Rurr, Alsyke and
IVlilte clover, grasses and grain needs.
SEWING MACHINES.
RENTEII-TW 0 DOLLARS PER MONTH,
either Singer or Wheeler A Wllaon. We
rent only new maeblnea with complete aet
of attachment*. Prompt delivery. Both
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
79 Whitehall atreet.
A.^^,?f 1 |p2f„^ R A^
8T0VE8
STOVES A$
aet up. Expert workman. *
Furniture house. 286 Peter, street. ...
Atlanta 24i2, llell 794 west. We bny any-
thlng.
$3,250—NO. 275 EAST
NORTH AVE., 5-ROOMS
AND HALL; EVERY CON
VENIENCE; BRAND
NEW; LARGE LOT.
TERMS EASY.
-TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
H. W. ROUNTREE A tlRO. TRUNK AND
nV'. Befall and repairing. No. 77
Whitehall street. Phone 1676.
WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED
watches arc my hobby. Modern Ideas In
workjtnd deallnpi. II. Walter Lett. Room
1217 Fourth
tlonal Rnnk Bldg.. Atlnnta.
. SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
n ,f^IE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 2835. Men a sewed helf soles. 75c.
D. T. WEST & CO.,
CONTRACTORS.
BlIU-nEHH AND REPAIRERS.
3»4 N. Forsyth St. Hell (Jlnlnl 1061 and 2266.
Atlanta 306 and 2256.
HOMER L. HUNT,
BNOGBAPHEB A CORRESPONDENT.
STENOGRAP1
39% Whitehall St. 32% s.
Hell Phone Nn. 6047.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS., HALL WOODS, IDEALS
nml nil other makes at bargain prices.
Wo can sell yon a register, suitable for
any business, at n price thnt enu not. help
bat please yon. ,
Cash or monthly pnyments. Every Tog-
ter guaranteed for two rears.
SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF
ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
24 South Broad Street,
LOVELY HOME IN COL
LEGE *PARK, CORNER
LOT, BEAUTIFUL
SHADE AND GRASS,
FRUITS, RAILROAD
AND CAR LINE. HAS 8
ROOMS AND NICE INTE
RIOR FINISH. OWNER
LEAVING THE STATE
AND ANXIOUS TO SELL.
$4,000. TERMS.
MATHEWS & HILL.
611-12-13 Empire Building,
Bell Phone M. 1748.
Atlanta 172.
OX X. JACKSOX STREET WE HAVE
absolutely the beat 9-room bouae on the
atreet for the money. You only have to look
at it to realize that It la a bargain. Only
$5,250. Good Henna. .
X. JACKSOX STREET XEAIt POXCE De
Leon avenue, a new 8-room houae; modern
In every reapect; enat front, fine abade,
large lot. $7,500. Easy terms.
IN WEST END WE HAYS BARGAINS ON
nearly every atreet; come up and lef» talk
about them. We know we can auit you
In this part of the city.
OX RAWSOX STREET WE HAVE JUST
bad Hated with ua a bargain; you can’t
find much property in thla section. but we
can Sell thla at $2,150 caqh for n few dhys
only. Come quick. *
WE HAVE SEVERAL SMALL FARMS
near Atlanta, suitable for dairy nnd poul
try raising; come up and look at the list;
It costa you nothing to talk to us, and It
Is a pleasure for us to show you whnt we
have.
STOP PAYING RENT!
BECOME YOUR OWN
LANDLORD!
THE STANDARD REAL ESTATE LOAN
CO. of Washington, D. C„ will sell you
from one to five contracts entitling you to
a loan of from $1,000 to $5,000 at 5 per cent
simple Interest, returnable In small monthly
Installments of $7.50 per month on each
$1,000 borrowed, enabling you to become
your own landlord nnd paying for your
home for leas* than you ore uow paying
rent. For prospectus and plans of the com
pany, address J. Ht. Julfen Yntea. State
Agent, 321 Austell Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
HOXE8T, TRUTHFUL, HUSTLIXG
AOEXTS WAXTED IN EVERY
COUNTY IN GEORGIA.
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
OIDRE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
NICK EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN,
l»eat part of North Jackson atreet; prac
tically new; $6,200; one-half cash.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, WESTERN
Heights; lot 100 by 110; for $1,250.
NICE LEVEL LOT 50 BY 100; ONLY $125.
LOT 104 BY 186, WOODWARD AVENUE,
running laiek to nnnther atreet; $1,100.
NEAR GRANT PARK. NICE, LEVEL,
shady lot, 100 by 189f fronting on three
atreeta; $1,400.
NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE IN SEVEN
minutes' walk of terminal atatlon; side
walks, aewers, cabinet mantels; renting at
$16; $1,556.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
Four houses ou corner lot
Good street. Rents $31.00
month. Price $3100.00 Sec
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
Phones 1075, 28 Peachtree
Street.
FOR SALE
218 South Avenue, Between
Cherokee and Grant.
I AM OFFERING 'THE BEST-BUILT
house In the city of Atlanta or the state
of Georgia. There is not one lota of l»otch
work about It. Every particle of Inbur
was done by strictly first-class mechanic*,
and the material Is of the very best. It
was built for a home by the owner hluiself.
If you are looking for a house thnt looks
like n mechanic had been nrouud when the
work was going on, come out to sec me.
Tin* house Is five rooms, two balls,
bath room, large closets, wide verainlns.
both front and rear. The Interior finish
Is equal to any $10,000 residence, and la put
together like n piece of furniture. The lot
Ilea lienutifully. nnd hna nil kluda of fruits
In bearing. The uelghlmrhnod cannot be
surpassed anywhere. Grant Park furnishes
one of the nicest nnd largest play grounds
In the city, mid la only a few steps away.
If you nre looking for an Investment, now
Is your chance, ns the cost of repairs will
not be anything for years to come, and,
of course, the rent money will be clear
profit. Price $2,500. Take any Grant I'nrk
car, nnd walk south one block nnd west
one-half block from the Cycloroma build
Ing. Apply to owner, 218 South avenue.
• W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
Lawn Street Houses for Sale.
We have three attractive cottages for sale on Ln^
street, in the neighborhood of Park street church in
West End. /• 1
These are new houses with all conveniences. We win
sell them for $2,250; one-third cash, balance in month-
lv payments. >
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Hid. Asked.
Georgia 4%s, 1915.. ..112
Georgia, It. It. 6s. 1910 .105
Ravaunoh Cs. 1909...^ .. .... ..102H
Macons 6s. 1S10 « 106
Atlanta, 6s, 1911 ^ .105
Atlanta, 4&U-4922 ..107,
I-..'.,
103%
Atlanta 4s, 1934 105
AtlnnTa and West Point. . . .165
Atlanta nnd West Point Debts..107
Central Railway of Georgia 1st
do. Income
do. 2d Income
do. 3d Income
Georgia .. ..205
Augusta and Savanoab. .... .US
■1-S4
107
170
no
Southwestern..
Georgia Pacific lsts.. .
C. and A. lsts..
..116
..120
..112
THE AVERAGE NEW YORKER IS
HAHPY IF HE HAS CAR FARE
THREE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
North Boulevard nnd Angler avenue. First
lot east side of Boulevard. 42 feet south *of
corner, 47x140 to 10-foot alley—$2,600. Second
lot southeast corner of Boulevard nud An
gler avenue, 42x140 to* nIIey-$2.7M. Third
lot 60x96, alley each side, Just east of Houle-
vard on Angler—$1,600. Nothing else like,
these lots left.
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CULBERSON
and Oak streets. Elegant little home prop
osition; has every convenience; elevated lot.
This house was built for a home. Price
$2,875.
(.Diiair, morm-sueeiea auu uonoie-noorcti;
has ever/ modern convenience; elevated lot,
facing the park; best portion of'the street:
lot 60x200 back to another street; an Ideal
location for a home. Price $4,000.
IN GRANT PARK SECTION-NICE SIX
room cottage; gas and water; hard oil
finish; elevated lot; cabinet mantels, dou
ble-floored; nearly netv; spleudld value for
$1,600. Terms.
I AM OFFERING MY HOME FOR 8ALE,
No. 260 Lee street. West End. Parlor,
dining room, kitchen, five large and two
small bed rooms, two dressing rooms, very
large reception hall, two fnlr bath-rooms,
house Is storm-sheeted, double-floored nnu
screened throughout. Can be converted Into
flats at small cost. Nice fruits nnd garden
spot; lot Is 50x200 feet. Can mid more
ground If desired. House Is three years
old, and always occupied ns my home.
Bell Phone 2027. Atlanta Phone 1831.
HALES DEPARTMENT.
A. S. HOOK. It. C. flVE.
R. M. JONES & CO.,
515 Empire. Phone 3453-J
FOR RENT.
M. A. SHELTON,
4'ANAM A AND MILAN STRAW HATS
ACMB HATTERS. 6V, Walt.
FARM FOR SALE.
miles by wagon
Georgia; only $20 per acre. O. H.
Well & Co.. 1104 Fourth National
Dank Dldg., Atlanta. Ga.
NO. 498 COUUTI.AND HT.-TIIIH 2-HTORY
10-room frame, ou lot 5)xl60, which lies
»)lght)y derated. Is »» the west side >>t
Court laud street l*»twecn Mcrrttts nud Lln-
deu avenues; bns gas. hot nnd cold .water;
bath, closet, sUttlonnrT Wnsbstand. sink lu
the kltcheu; Is In splemild neighborhood;
and the owner ezpoets to put the property
In splendid repair. I'ourtlaud street ears
pass the door; Penehtre»» street cars Jnst
on# block away. Rent $60 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
>8 Auburn Avenue.
Both Phones 618.
WANTED
WOODWARD AVE.
SECOND - HAND ROLL
TOP OR FLAT TOP
DESK, WITH SIDE
DRAWERS. MUST BE
IN GOOD CONDITION. , 0 TS
STATE PRICE. ADDRESS' wk have several lots that wt
I DESK, CARE GEORGIAN. • ^ ,7i" vrr * * na * olvc
TO CONTRACTORS,
CARPENTERS AND
HOUSE MOVERS
The Fulton Realty and
Improvement Company has
between fifty and one hun
dred houses to tear down and
move about four or five
blocks and rebuild. Bids for
the removing of any number
of them will be received. We
also have about the same
number to move short dis
tances without tearing down.
Apply at room 704 Empire
Building for full particulars.
$3j005—FORM WALT ST R BBT, NBAIl
ciwtcd, all conveniences; lot 60 by
150; nlley. This In n modem homo and Is
cheap. Terms to suit.
$2.100—COOPER STREET, NEAR CRUM-
ley, slxvroonrcottsge, cherted street; gas,
water and sewer. You can make a pretty
$1,750—COOPER STREET, NEAR GLENN,
gtHMl five-room cottage, newly painted,
good condition; has gas, water and sewer,
with bath room. A bargain on terms to
street. There Is some future to this, and
It Is a bargain.
$3.400-HUNTER STREET, CLOSE IN,
corner. A fine Investment; lot 60 by 83.
Rented $33 with ease.
184; three houses „... , v „, , v , ^
Paved atreet, car line, gas, water and sew-
$3,000—NORTH BOULEVARD. NICE 8EV-
en-rooni cottage, all conveniences; lot 64
by 154. A bargain for few days only.
M. A. PEARCE, Hslesmau.
G. M. M’KINNON,
520 Peters Bldg.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court.
Bell Phone 2081.
CENTRAL AVE.
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. CARIXKT
mantels In every room; close In; bouse Is
brnud new $4,000
CHAPEL ST.
<n BAT
$24 per i
E. HARRIS ST.
SOUTH PRYOR ST.
WEST SIDE.
NEAR TERMINAL STATION: THREE
houses, renting for"$8S per month; hi*
corner lot; houses almost new $9,0»
$65 PER FOOT ON WEST PEACHTREE,
where nelghlmrlng lots hnve sold for $80
l»J* r l**H, east front, 200 feet deep;
all Improvements down. Owner wishes
to sell nt once for -good reasons. There
are no untold defects' or drawbacks to this
proposition. ~
A BEAUTIFUL HOME. ON, SPRING
stiTet, north of Nprth avenue; $7,000.
A HKAUTlFl'I. KltillT-IiOOM NOItTIl
side home; modern. In every particular;
g06Hl east front lot; $6,50<). Very easy
terms.
OX 1'IEHilllNT AVKNI'K. NOlktll (H -
Ponce Del^ou avenue, a modern ten-room
house. In good condition; $66 per month
rent has been offered for this; $7,750.
8t600 BUYS TIIE BKMT NoUTH - SlTJE
home we have seen for the money; ulue
rooms, modem In every particular; level
lot, 60 by 200, to a 10-foot alley; built
for a home four years ago; double-floored
and storm-sheatiled nml In A1 condition.
Place now to« large for owner. Can make
term*.
IN WK8T KNU, A NBW MOKKRX KRV-
en-rooni two-story house; good sized lot.
$3.300. Easy terms. '.
WE IIAVB A XI'MBKII OF HI'I.KNillli
negro Investment propositions from $1,'
000 to S7.780.
BEAUTIFUL COliXKU LOT oS
.'once Del-Ciui. Special price on thla for
five days.
H. BI.AHt AllMMTIIOXt!. Haleamau.
'Ye», I took my British friend to Ni
agara Falla."
"I don't atippoae he waa enthusiastic
even vbout that.”
He waan’t until he learned that one
side of It waa Canadian.”—Philadelphia
Press.
hear you and Jones have been out
hunting." ,
Yes—Juat got tack.”
Dtd you have any luck?”
I ahould any 1 did. Jonea only hit
me once."—Cleveland Leader.
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From The New York Press.
The margin of ready cash In pocket
on which a New Yorker Uvea and does
his work must be surprisingly small.
With thousands who go down tow
dally, an extra cigar or cut of pie
would wipe It out. The men and
women who have only car fare are le
glon, and the person who struggles
through Monday until Saturday on
schedule of dimes really achieves
greater triumphs of finance than are
ever pulled off In Wall street. How
thousands emerge from the low tide of
the day before pay day Is a mystery.
New York Is built for people with
little ready money. Kvery new trans
portatlon line encourages a slenderer
margin of cash In pocket. The rapid
Ity with which the 3ubwny whisks
people from the city hall to Washing
ton heights makes a quarter ample
capital upon which to set out from
home. Probably a hundred years ago,
the farmer who lived that far up would
have made sure his pocketbook was
well filled before he started for the
city. Millions of people go to ball
games, races and Coney Island every
summer with Just enough money to get
home by the usual route. If a sudden
breakdown made It necessary to take
some conveyance costing 50 cents, In
stead of 6, they would have to walk.
Even the spruce young man on his
way to the theater with his sweet
heart may be operating on a capital
that will Just cover car fares and sup
per.
If an earthquake were to send every
one flying toward Jersey, very few
families would have the nfeans where
with to support themselves a day, even
at normal prices. Banks hold the av
erage New Yorker's surplus, whether It
be a hundred dollars In a savings
bonk or hundreds of thousands In
trust company. The rich are often
no better off for ready cash than the
poor, proportionate to their scale of
living. One of the young millionaires
of this city, for example, seldom hae
cash enough to pay for a moderate
priced dinner In a good restaurant, and
his friends say thnt when the bill Is
less than he wishes to draw a check
for, he lets some one'with cash pay
It, giving nn equivalent later In hos
pitality. If the rich were turned out
Into the streets by disaster, probably
their servants would have the cash,
not they.
Not only In money, but In his food
as well, do New Yorkers live on slen
der margins. The corner grocery, the
butcher, the delicatessen, the milkman
with his noisy morning visits—these
carry New York from day to day.
When country houses dotted Harlem,
families laid In n winter's stock of pro
visions, and were In condition to stand
a siege If need be. But modern dis
tribution has altered nil that. Provis
ions nre purchased from day to day,
and from hour to hour. Thousands
would be hungry In a few hours If the
restaurants closed. When breakfast Is
cooked In many, homes, the materials
for dinner have not been purchased.
This provisioning of millions of people
by an Intricate organisation works so
exactly that It turns on pennies.
Provisions are distributed on (
schedule of hours. The least dlsar
rangement lit train time or wagon de
liveries might spoil two million break
fasts. But the system works without
_ hitch from one year's end to an
other, and the Inhabitants of Manhat
tan Island live In a continuous plenty
of food and drink that makes famine
an unknown word.
Yet starvation Is really but a fen-
hours awny. Nothing shows this more
clearly than the character of modern
foods. Our forefathers put away hams,
salt pork and sides of nncon for the
winter, with flour by the bnrrel nnd
potatoes by the bushel. Many New
Yorkers have no flour barrel at all, but
depend upon the bakers. Vegetables
are purchased by the quart, and meats
ready cooked by the half and quarter
pound. The staple foods of the past
have given place to perishable things
like fruits, milk, eggs, salad, vegeta
bles, etc. Ice cream was a luxury In
old times, not so much on account of
cost as because It was difficult to dis
tribute. Delicate pastries, such as
may be bought today around the cor
ner when company arrives, were un
known In those sollder times.
It Is one of the wonders of this
modern distribution that In few in
stances has It failed, throwing a city
against the realities that lie behind Its
delicate mechanism. The plight in
which the people of San Francisco
were driven In a few hours has been
so rare an occurrence the world over,
and especially In our own country, ns
not to be worth considering. Mathe
matical chances for one of our cities
being put Into this abnormal condition
are Infinitesimal, negligible, and prob
ably no system could safeguard us
against this vague, faint line of risk.
The New Yorker riding about to work,
business or amusement, with 25 cents
between him and starvation. Is In less
actual danger of being driven over h|s
margin of Immediate resources than a
local magistrate or merchant In some
savage land living In a house with
hidden gold and months’ provisions.
Yet there Is always the chance of an
overturn, however slight. If one esme
to New York It would show, strange
things.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
FUNERAL NOTICE.
FALVEY.—The friends and rpi.M
of Mr. John J. Falvey, Mrs Marl’S
Falvey, Miss Lizzie Murphy'nnd u. a
Hannle Murphy are Invhed ,T„ J
the funeral of .Mr. John J. FaU^! 0
Thursday, September 18. 1906 at
a- m., from St. Anthony's chaoel’ 10
Cordoned Ashby MTZgS
pie^rcrr^.rhrerV-a'n'r^vw
Patterson's, 96 North Forsyth 5
at 3 a. m : Mr. Clarence Haven , 1 '
Terance Doonan. Mr. Edgar SrmiHi.
Mr. John Morris, Jr., Mr. c. C T&
Mr. John Jtlount, Mr. J. A Von'nl?™’
Mr. Thomas Kel ey. D " hl «.
THE WEATHER,
LOCAL FORECAST.
, For Atlanta and Vldnlty~8h„w..r, i„.
tonight and Thursday. rs “h
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The northwestern area of high nrr«..»
has moved eastward during the fist?sK2
nml Is -now eentral In Tellowstonl f'm
Low temperatures aecompnny this h!rt
Havre nnd Yellowstone Park renonln. 5i
degrees this morning. A tronX Jf *3
pressure extends from Iowa sout¥we„t iZ
Texas. Over most of the eastern hal ?
the conn ry the pressure hi. deer,1!^,
nn.r..Sj;!r n> ' n, ° rn,n ‘ t <«
There are several small areas of vhmSL
ness, hut nt most stations the weather g
Itnln has fallen In portions of vwu.
Georgia, Alabama. Mls.ls.lpp? ,„d
western half of the Mississippi vnller -it!
heaviest falls were at Birmingham nad K.J
'' e*L being 1.42 and . LOO respeetlvelr *
bid Vri™ tM ‘ n,tUre ln ,h " " u,h '“• changed
The eondltlona favor showers In this ,
tlon tonight nnd Thursday.
J. B. MAItm nv.
Hectlou Iilreetor.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hotira ending nt s a. m ;
meridian time. September 12. 1906.
=(\
8TATIOXB OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
•Atlnnta, cloudy. . .
VhnttnnooRn, cloudy. .
Colmnhuz, clenr. . ..,
Gainesville, cloudy. .
Greenville, cloudy. . .
Griffin, cloudy. . . .
*Mncon, clenr.
MontJreilo, dear. ...
S'ewnnn ,
tome, clenr. .
Mpnrtnnburg, cloudy. .
TnllnpooM, cloudy. . .
Toccon, cloudy. w
West I’olut, clear 90 70 .'*4
~ •Minimum temperatures arc for the ]t
hour period ending at 8 a. m. this date.
HEAVY RAINFALLS.
n
Okln..
Nhnwnce. Oklu..
CENTRAL
STATION.
Dlst. Averages.
I
zV*
Charleston. .
Galveston. .
Little Rock. .
Memphis. . .
Mobile. . . .
Montgomery.
New Orleans.
Oklabonis. . ,
Savannah. . .
Vicksburg. . .
Wilmington.
T indicates Inappreciable rnlnfnll.
REMARKS.
About stationary temperatures pn-vnllN
over the lielt. Rainfall oecnrred la sll pot*
tlons with the exception of Charleston ille
trlct. The amounts were light to luiHlerntl
ns a rule, but at Athens. On., nnd ln ok»
hoiutt heavy falls were recelvcil
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE. .
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit im
Produce Esc linage.
Lemons. $7.75Cf8.00.
Limes, 60&75c.
Pineapples, $1.5002.*0.
ltnnnuas, straights, per bunch, $1.5001-'*
Calls, per bunch, $1.0001.25.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT—Fancy stock:
Elbertn peaches, per box, $1.50.
'• *-•- — box, $3 2k
“I suppose you are bored a good
deal?"
“Yea," Admitted the busy man. "I
am."'
"What sort of people bore you the
moat?"
"Well, to give you a careful answer,
the kind who ask me If I am not bored
a good deal. !«oulsvll!e Courier Jour
nal.
Business Man—What do you want?
Applicant—1 came to Inquire If you
were In want of on assistant.
Bust nor s Man—Very sorry. I do all
the work myself.
\pplicant—Ah, that would Just suit
me.—Stray Stories.
sin Bartlett pears, per tx
plums, per erstc, $2.
bln 11 prunes, per crate, $2.
..— Pent grapes, per crate, uw.
Blue Mnlvolse grapes, per crate, $2.1$
POULTRY AND COUNTRY TRODUCB-
Llve hens, 3603?ttc; frlco, 22ttf?25c; broU*
Llro^ucii Pekin, 35c; puddle, »027tt**
Dressed beus, per pound, 12013c.
*-*— —dozen, 26c. .
. ..... table, nor pound, 20®22H<t: c001 '
Inc. per pound, 12446150.
Honey, new; SftlOc pound; In one-pooss
rucks, 10612c. i
VEGETABLES—Irish potatoes. So. 1
stiwk. $2.52*4'barrel; P«r bnabrl, 11.6k .
Onions, 3c per pouud: cab bare. P° ,B
New sweet potatoes, 50c bushel.
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—Postel a patent. $5.75; 4Mamoo«
patent. $5.10; Mascontbh Star, $4-6’j {JJJf
parent. $1.60; Red Eagle. $4.15; Blue UU'boj
|3^90t fancy. S3.90; spring wheat patent. $»»
tioiiN—Choice red cob, 76c; No. 2 wbtt«.
75c; No. 2 yellow. 74c; mixed. 72c.
OATS—Choice white clipped, '“JL
white, 50C; choice mixed. «e; Texas ran
IIE’aL—Plain water-grpnnd. n* r .
7>: bolted. 140-pmtnn #orea perj‘»;bei-£
Shorts, white. 8.60; medium. $M°- # ,,r £
$1.36; pure bran. $1.10; mlxeti bran. $1® ^
HAY—Timothy, choice large l«J ,M - J* j
do., choice sms'.; bases. UJ26: do.. {
timothy luiles, $1.00; Z, R 60; do., . .
eloerr mixed ShOO; do.. No. 2 ctorer ml
90e.
CLGVER-Chmre Me.- tB |
The above prices are f. o. b. Atla"*** 1
•object to Immediate acceptance.
GROCERIES.
.. Arbwkl*'* •>'&
barrels, green. W
SUGAR—Standard granulated, 85 »
York refined, 4J4c; prantutlons, 5c. >1*™"
very ttriHig,
. COFFEE—Roasted
bulk. Id baga o. be
"tllCE—Terollnn 44467%*. ueeordln* *
Iriwle. Market very atrong.
CHEEKE-Faney full cream daItr.™
twins 14e: brick 14c. Alsrket «'f UUl f M rt
FRO VISIONS—Snpreme bams. ‘gri
hams. 15%.'. rallfiwola hams, n* ufo
• roes ham., lie. Dry salt extra rll* J
helllea. Iha . 810.59: Jat bBcks. «c. 9 la y
Sc: Supreme lanl.< 89.IW4: Be* 1 W rv-
Snow Drift rompouaiL 7%r: Hcd trees, -or
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