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10 THU ATLANTA GEORGIAN. WANT ADS. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD No ad. taken for fete than 25 cents, tho price of four lines. Six words of average length make a line. The following rates are for consecutive Insertions! 1 time 6 cents a line. 3 timet 5 cents a line. 6 times • • • • . 4'/£ cents a line. 26 times ..... 4 cents a line. 62 times 3/z cents a line. 78 times , . 3 cents a lint. WE WILL SEND FOR YOUR AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER SERVICE. CALL U8 ON BELL PHONE 4927 MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA PHONE. Wher. «er.dlng ads. pay for at rates quoted above. ADS FOR SITUATIONS WANTED WILL BE INSERTED FREE. J BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ARCHITECTS. .J LET H8 DRAW YOUU PLANS • AND build your house. We cat* eaTu you idouer. | Address P. O. Box 675. WANTED HELP—MALE. NIGHT SCHOOL—B OOKKK8PINO, Shorthand, Typewrit Inc. etc., only 64 a month. Drnugbon'a Practical Business Col« , PISdBM * phone Imd*. _ 1*non's is the beet. y. Apply to Lucfcle street, city. WANTED—AT ONCE. FIFTY LABORERS. Apply to tbe Ferro-Concrete Construction Company, Washington street and Waverly place. Keahant work and good pay. in a well lighted nnd ventilated fnrtort, American Can Company, 410 Marietta street. WANTED—KTUONO BOY AS HELPER and apprentice lu typewriter repair shop. State age nnd wngea expected. Good op portunity for n Itoy of the right sort. It. T. C.s care Georgian. The btiidnes* men appreciate our luethofls of furnishing help. National Employment Association. 1022-1023 Century building. WANTED—BIX EXPERT I warder* and slilngtora at « Apply early to W. !!. Arnold, corner inont nn<l Tenth street, WEATHER* good pay. •uer l'led- L«H»K! COMB ON! MEN AND BOYS* hair cut 15r, shampoo 15c. singe 15c. hand massage 15c, electric 2f>c. H we flea t shop In city, Union barbers. • Walker's, 3 Viaduct place.1L WE WANT TODAY HTENO.-BOOKKKKP- era. typewriters, office boys and cooks. Glolie Business Bureau, 418 Fourth Nntloual Bank Building. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED— QIRL8. PLEASANT WORK AND GOOD PAY: IN ii well lighted anil ventilated fSFIory. American Can Company. 410 Marietta street. WANTED—THREE OR FOflt INTKLLI- gent girls, fourteen or fifteen years old, to do light, permanent and pleasant work; F leassnt surroundings. Apply In person to »r. Blosser Company, 38 40 Walton street, rity. HELP WANTED-WE CAN GIVE EM- ployment to thirty more families, i*»im»- rlslly girls. In our knitting nnd spinning mills. Cheap house rent, healthy location, good water, abundant amusements. lllgli- AGENTS WANTED. Peters street. Atlanta. Ga. Ross vl lie. and Chnttan<H>gn. Tenn. COOK WANTED—APPLY To 220 CAP Itol nvenne Saturday or Monday. WANTED HELP— Male and Fern sis. page. To test this, we make the following tiller: The regular price of our mngiizlm* Is $1 a year, but any (lerson who will cut this n<l out ami sent! If to us with 50e will receive the mngaslne a full . year—six months free! Be sure to inontus Tree; »«• sure u» ei»n<l ad, and don't wait, as this offer Is limited. Address Thj^Ioeklng Bs Bjrd^ie^amJ«n^ !|H!eBa52 SITUATIONS WANTED wanted—r<isrnoN As nimk"kkepeh. Fire rears' ex|H*rlence with large firm as head office man. Want to quit mad to l*c with family. Can furnish beat reference. Address L. 51.. care Atlanta Georgian. FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. COLD WEATHER IS HERE. We have the Goods. HEATERS. BLANKETS' and COMFORTS. We Can Save You Money. CASH OH CREDIT. We Renoir, Pack ami Ship. Bell Phone 171*7. Bell Phone 1757. T11E J. B. Tt'UNER FURNITURE CO.. 41 and 43 West Mitchell St. TYPEWRITER—ONE NO. .2 DBNSMORB. In fine rendition, worth 635. This Is an exceptional bargain: hn»k at tbe price. Only 620. Call or write. 71 North Pryor street. Atlanta, tin. II. M. Ashe Company, •onthern dealers L. U. Smith Visible. TYPEWRITER—IH)N'T BPY A FOX I N til you see this one. Has not had six months' us**, nnd cost $105, hut we are go ing to make seine one n present of It at only 655. 71 North Pryor street. Atlanta. Ga. II. M. Ashe Company, southern dealers I- C. Smith Visible. TYPEWRITERS ONLY 615 EACH- ONE No. 2 Remington, one No. 1 William*, one No. V) Pittsburg Visible, one Franklin, one No. 2 Yost, one No. 5 BJlrkriiHilejTer. and one Hammond. Those machine* time been put In fine working order, and are easily worth 625 each. Vonr eholre, only 615. 71 North Pryor street. Atlanta. Ga. II. M. Ashe Company, southern dealers I* 4'. Smith Visible. WE PIT ON SALE MONDAY AND WILL continue until all nre *old, tin* following /every filntui nearly new, not one over sjx| __ wish to discontinue i business, and lu order to dean out quicxiy, these few second hand pianos, we will of fer them below cost. Here are a few of One°6850 Stelnwa.v Square 6 55 One 6ttO Kind** Square.. .. .. .... .. #» One 6500 Rrmubach Mahogany Lprlght... 2» One 6460 Urauibsch Mahogany l prlght... 265 One 6400 Bush ami Gerts Mahogany Upright _ 213 One 6350 Bertel Mahogany Upright.. 210 One 6*>o Mahogany Upright 150 , desired, agree to I year for any piano In oursiock.We have a One piano tuner and repairer, and solicit your orders. Satisfac tion guaranteed. WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER PROM 614 UP to 64V We have the largest stork of WILLIAMS Machines in the SOUTH. Prices 30 |*er eeut lr*a than any other deal era. BUTLER TYPEWRITER CO.. 717- TW Fourth National Bank Building. FOR SALE—2-CIIAIR BARBER OUTFIT. complete. almost u*>w. cost nlnnit tV*). Mill sell ebeap. Now In good location. Addr**ss M. M. frlanwland, Boston. Oa. WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER. NO. 6. ONLY used a few weeks, good os brand new. nor price only 64".5»>. Other dealers would • *65 or 670. Butler Typewriter Com* 717-71 s Fourth National Bark Ill'll want 665 ISSi INVESTMENT. WE IIAYB AN INVESTMENT AHHO- lutely safe gunninfeelng * I**r cent per annum, payable 4 per cent send-on finally. Non-naaeasnhle. Address Manufacturer, care Atlanta Georgian. Eemington tYpbwriterk, second* PROFESSIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. WEKLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE AND Conservatory <»f Mnrlc, Macon, (in.—Old est and best. If you wish to ntteud any time this school year, get on the waiting list now. Catalogues free. DuPont Gueryr, prc*bb-nt. DON'T BUY A TYPEWRITER UNTIL you have seen our innkt;*. We have “gpe- rial tmrgnlns" In all tiinke*. Butler Typi*- wrlter Co., 717-718 Fourth National Hank Building. ART SCHOOL. WANTKD-TffB PtfllfdC TO VISIT Blnppy’s School of Art and Inspect por traits painted by bis lar.?o classes. Corner Peachtree nnd Auburn. OLIVER TYPEWRITERS. SOME AS GOOD ns brand new, come and take your etiob-e for 642,60. They mu*t go nt some price. Butler Typewriter Co., 717-718 Fourth Nn- llonfll Bank Building. FOR RENT. TO LET—HOTEL; ONE HUNDRED rooms; . furnished; every Improvement; linlr tnnttresse*. sb-atn beat; rent low; Ho tel I.fthln, Tnl In poona. Ga. Open for In spection. Call or address F. J. Beyer. Tal lapoosa. Agent*'protected In romiul**lon*. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, second door. 233 Itlchardrton street. FOR RENT-THREE UNFUUMSI1ED rottma, Unit of rot tit go, hot and cold wa ter. gas. Wfi Pulliam street. Bell 4373 Main. FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE. IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO HELL. place It with ns: we give It our special nud personal attention. If It's worth tbe price we will sell It. C. II. Wells it Co., U04 Fourth National Bank. 8.MITU PltEMlERK-WK HAVE A LARGE stock of “Kmllhs;" some with bl-ehron>o movement. Special .bargains. Butler Type writer Company, - <17-718 Fourth National Bank Bldg.;. . _ BOARDERS WANTED. luspoctlon, comparison and patronage. FOX TYPEWRITER. NO. 4 6013, A BEAU- ty. uml Is worth more than any other typewriter “liraml new;" our price, 650. "Easy terms." Butler Typewriter Company, 717 "is Fourth National Bank Building. OLD HATS MADE NEW. OLD SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS cleaned and re shaped for :Ph*. Bands or sweats 26c en<'U extra. Out-of-town order* given prompt and careful attention. Best work, latest styles. Acme Hatters, *'»' Whitehall street. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO- pie and others. Amertcao Investment Co.. 704 Candler Bldg. Established 1890. WEYMAN A CONNERS. EQUITABLE. Mortgage loans on real estate. THE UNION HAVINGS BANK BUYS purchase money notes and lends money on Improved Atlanta property a' reason able rates. Hell phono 769. Gould Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6, 6 AND 1 PER cent Interest, according to security of fered; small expensa aud prompt atteutloa. Only on real estate In and uear Atlauta. 8. B. Turman. el-KCIAL IIOMK FUNDS TO LEND; «dt nmutuit, 4H. i nnd • n»r cent. Writ* or nil 8. W. -Canon, 24 8. llroad nlrcrt. FARM LOANS-WE ARB PLACING loans on Georgia farms nt tbe lowest tatrs ever offered. Tlio Southern Mortgage Company. Gould building. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE nt very lowest rates. No delays. Charles Herman, rooms 202-3 Teiunle Court. FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO lend on nutitbly pnyment plan; tm duny; also money for purchase money notes. Straight loan* tuado at 5 per cent and up wards, according to desirability of loan. W. A. Foster. 12 S. Broad street. 62.500 FOR LOAN ON ATLANTA REAL estate; no delay; money In bauk. Addrcxs Capital, care Georgian. FOUND. FRANKLIN. THE CLEAN CLEAN FKL- low. cleans suits 61 to 61.60. Pacts 60c. ir.x Whitehall Ht. Phones. Bell 620. A. 3881. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER PLUMBER, Phase* 1256. 20 B. Hunter fit. CAHII REGISTER. "A PERFECT BEAU ty." cost 6160; will rent or kcII cheap. But ler Typewriter Company. 717-718 Fourth Na tional Bank Building. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER AND PAINTH. "Don't let 'em fool you." Jim Burnett (formerly of Burnett A Willis) Is not dead nor missing. He Is contracting wnll paper • nd painting. Office and show room 13 East Hunter street Both 'phones C60. WANTEO—MISCELLANEOUS. 'waNtkIi-ai.i. kfNfiS of mai.Tiii.k school, law, medical books for cash. J. C. Gavnn. 71 Whitehall street. ’Phone 1S». MISCELLANEOUS. VICTOR MANGANESE AND CltOME steel bank safes and vault doors; every thing in safe llue. It. W. Ellis, Agent, 26 8. Rroad street. SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER ••JUST like brand new" will sell for 652.60. Ill T l.ER TYPEWRITER co., 71T-71S Fourth National Bank HiilMing- WANTED—BOARD WANTED-YOl NG COUPLE wItTT^No childreu tleslres btianl In privnt«> faaillv close in. nil replies aiiMuered. Htste rat»? nud reference*. F. L. Walters, care A. B. %v A. Railway. City. DR. W. J. TUCKER. MORPHINE AND OPIUM HABIT CURED at home, without pain or deteutlon from business; permanent cine guaranteed; free trial home treatment sent In plain wrapper. Dr. \V. J. Tucker. 154 N. Broad street. At* Junta, Oa. ARCHITECT. ( LET .MB IlltAW YOI’lt l'LANX AND build that dwelling, house for yob* B* D. Stafford, carpenter aud builder, College Park. Ga. BICYCLE SUNDRIES. BIOVCI.ES AND 8UNDIII EH—LARGEST bicycle and. sundry distributors til the South. Southern agents for *■#£• Snell and Hudson bicycles. Writ# for our 1906 catalogue aud price Hat. Elyea Co. Alexaudtff* cabinet work and models., CABINET WOIIK AND NOVLLTILS. Prompt service. Bell 'phone 2374* Ati*!“}J Wood aud Iron Novelty Works, 359 Marietta MONCRIEF— HE'S THE MAN THAT HELLS HOT AIR- IpataRs furnaces lu old .houses ns well as now. Ho prepares a cellar if ypn ntiTo none. Monerlof Furnace Co. Both phones. MEDICAL. KROMOPATH1L REMEDIES COKE eculp diseases nod make hair gttrr. Kfoms Medicated Soap makes you by* gienlcally dean. i30 yeura success.) J. J. Kroiu, specialist, 613 "Tho Grauu, At* MESSENGER SERVICE. FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE MEB- aengera. ’phono 33. J. A. Davies ana J. C. Bra nan. PICTURE FRAME8. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. H. W, ‘ * corner nue. iV. Yarbrough. 24 Auburn avenue. - eachtrec. Entrance Auburn ara* PRES8ING CLUB. PR ESS I NG—A LTKRING—THK NEW EU- rek/i treating Clul*—Cleaning—Repairing. Atlanta ‘phone 70). Bell 'phone 2475. 1084 Whitehall street. Atlanta, Oa. Membership 61 per month. • SEWING MACHINES. RENTED—TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH. cither Singer or Wheeler Ac Wilson. We rent only new machines with complete set of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both 'phones 1893. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 79 Wh'tohali street? 8TOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED. S'l'nVMS AVI I llivneu KIMiAllie.lft AMI TALKING MACHINE8. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORU. Wholesale aud retail distributors of Vic tor Tnlktug Machines nnd Records. Just received large consignment of machines nnd oyer 10,030 records. Immediate attention given inn 11 order*. We want tae names of all talking machine dealers In the South. Write for catalogue. Alexnndcr-Elyen Co. TRUNK~ANb‘~BAG REPAIRING^ II. W. ROUNTREE & RUG. TRUNK AND ..BAG CO. Retail nnd repairing. No. 77 Whitehall street. Phone 1676., WATCHMAKING. TO THE TRADE: O OM PMCATBD wntehea are ray hobby. Moderu Ideas In work and ilcfilngs. II. Walter Lett. Room 1217 Fourth National Bank Bldg.. Atlanta. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 132 I'KAqiTftRK ST., OPX'OSITK TIIE CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. It AI.I, WOODS. IDEAUS aud all other makes at bargain prices. Wo can sell you u register, suitable for any business, at a pricu that cun not help hut pleuso you. Cash or monthly payments. Every reg ister guaranteed for two years. SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS 05' ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD. THE SOUTHERN Second-Hand Cash Register Store, 24 South Broad Street, Atlauta. Ga. OCTOBER BARG AINS IN VEHICLES. Leather Quarter Top Bug gy, $50; reduced from $60, Surreys, formerly $100 and $125, now selling for $80 and $100. Runabouts, eastern make, $100, reduced from $1.15. Full Leather Top Eastern Buggies, With rubbed tires, $140; regular $160 value. Rural Mail Wagons at $40; worth $60.’ Georgia Vehiele Mfg; Co., 52 W. Mitchell,St., Atlanta, Ga. <i. J. DALLAS, Heal Kstate Agent. 417 & HIS Fourth National Bank Building. Third Floor Bell Phono 14.75. A SNAP IN A NORTH SIDE IIOMK. If TAKEN .NEXT WEEK. WE HAVE A beautiful fen-room linim*. furuan* hear, porcelain baths. double tl«H»r. storm-nh-cted. electric light* and gas; lu fact, all modem Improvement*: tine forest <>ak shade*, nice barn, servant*’ house. tine large lot. slightly elevated. ea*t front. The imrty jm* a b*nu on It for wbli'h can In* carried at 6 per <t*ni four and a half year*. p|nre I* easily worth 6l0.aun, Will sell for fs.* 75«>. purehawr to assume the loan. Built for a private home, and not for a sale House praetbmlly -new.. If you want a nice home at a bargain, come «*urly. monlal*. Esqul*lte touch. Refers to Broth er* z. H. Fa rim id and C. B. Nenblt. of thl* fity. Address J aim G. llugiieler. with J. C. MwUivhump, Jeweler, ?j Whitehall atrccL FRASIER & SMITH, Bell Photic 3533-Al J. H. GARNER & CO.. Real Estate aud Investments 305 & 306 Century Building. Bell Phone 4499i ON WEST i'EAfUTKKE I’l.Al'E. A TEN- room house, large elevat**! corner lot, •*on\ciiieiii to Williams street school; ex cedent ti.Igh!*«)rh«‘'*l. ypleudld home. tln« investment, .easy p.iymcuts. We challenge uiiparU.ui with any other null estate asltl.m In Atlauta, aa to location, pri**e pus. elih**r for a * bonu, a j«-nu:i «fnient or 'illation. By kniK- little elinngm lti tie* building at iropositl Uf! ter unit inv streets ■d into t\ than **»> o house* fronting it«*d top m**re than tor more than 12 per Marked down f.*r quick h and ?5W (*i-r uu- SANDERS, SillTH & CONWAY, Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building. $5,500 N. BOULEVARD- BRAND NEW HOME, NEAR PONCE DELEON; HAS 9 ROOMS; LS MOD ERN AND A BEAUTY. LOT IS LARGE AND LEV EL. IF YOU WANT SOME THING CHOICE LET US SHOW YOU THIS. TERMS IF DESIRED. $4,750—NO. 275 E. PINE ST—A SPLENDIDLY BUILT 8-ROOM, 2-STORY HOME ON LOT 50X180 TO ALLEY. PARTY LEAV ING CITY ORDERS THIS SOLD AT ONCE ON TERMS OF $800 TO $1,000 CASH, BALANCE EASY. FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT ERS. Wo have all - makes second-hand and rebuilt Typewriters at prices to move them. If you fall to let us know your wants In this line you will lose money. Write or call for “Special Sale List." We maintain the best repair department in the South and guarantee the best work. - . SOUTHERN STATES WRITING MACHINE CO. 424-25 26 Candler Bldg. DEAD. BUY A LOT IN HOLLYWOOD CEMUTERY. I AM OFFERING 600 OF THE CHOICEST LOTS RIGHT AT THE ELECTRIC STATION, EV- ERY LOT FAC'-ES EAST AND A BEAUTY. GET YOUR PICK FIRST. SOLD ON EASY TERMS. THESE LOTS HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFER ED BEFORE. SEE ME BEFORE THE BEST ARE GONE. YOU WILL WISH YOU HAD. J. A. BROOKS, 407 4th Nat. Bank. Bell P. 1393. SAUNDERS, PRATHER & COMPANY, 510 Temple Court. Phone, Bell 2081. GUUDOX HTIIEKT—A 6-ltOOM COTTAGE »n lot 80x280. Junt think of tbu ground you nre gening. Can make term* $3.ou0 QI KKN MTIlKirr, WKST KNl>—A NICK S' room cottage on good, largo lot; all mod* cm Improvement*. Can make term*..63,600 HTKWAIIT AVENUE NBA It WHITEHALL at root; a 5 room cottage on lot 60x150. Can make very ca*y term* on tbla 61.8)0 Stiff If Iloi't.KVAlltC NGAK TUB I’AKIT A 6-room cottage on lot 56x150. We mil make very on*y term* on thin 63.400 IIAKDKN MTKKKT NBAIt K. UKOJtlilA nvenne; 5-rootn cottage, ou lot 4&H0 to nn alley. A_nlce place for n home 63.260 WOODWABD AVBNUK A NICK COT- tage Of (i room* on lot 62x161 Tbf« bn* nil nuNlcrn convenience*, and very chon; leap 2.800 Ii HIM WALT STBKirr A iMItipM *Mf Inge »n lot 50x130. This I* close In and will sell fur 61.500 emth, nnd Imlauce to stilt 62.750 K. I.INDKN HTitKKT-A 8TOUB AND eight riMtui*. on k«hhI, big corner lot. Lit I* large enough for another house 63,000 HASS STItKKT NKAH' CAPITOL AYE. Five room* and reception I1.1II, ou lot &) b^v 100 to an alley, This I* very cheap iTiTant mmyr. bktwkkn solth avenue ami Ormond street; 5 room*, on lot 60x 126. Can ariango easy term*... .(1,260 WlTlTKIIAI.L TKHUACK-A 7-ROOM 2* story house, ou lot 45x130. House almost new. Cun make easy term* 62.830 XVcmllWAltl. A V'K NT' K—F f V K IIOOMH ami bath, «»u lot 60x195 to an alley. Coal nnd chicken houses lit yard. Cara pass the loor - ^... .63.250 k. iiAimis at it BET, Aktwrrx CoritF land and Ivy *tre«*t*: 7 room*, ou lot 60 !>>_l*iO: lot alone 1* worth the price 65,000 k KIRKWOOD—A 9*ROOM~ 1IOU8K, ON lot 100x230. This is one of the few homes In Kirkwood with waterworks, fins of Mliade and fruit*. Hast front am. half block of car line \ 64,760 DKCATUR, OA.—WK IIAVR 80MR GOOD property, right lu the heart of the city, re ii* about tnl*. KiniK'WOOll, OA.-A COVIM.K OF NICK <-ottngi‘* on goo*I Jots and near tbe car in*, that we enu sell very cheap aud on easy terms. E. L. MORSE, 1114 Fourth National Bauk Building. NORTH HIDE. CLOSE-IN COTTAGE OF five rooms ami hall; all conveniences, oc cupied by owner: ten minutes* walk of Candler building; 63,100, 6500 .cash aud 640 month. MARIETTA STREET HTOttE. RENTING 6144 year; lot 25 by 118 to 20-foot alley; prieO <1.250. ONK ACItK IN WKSTKHN IIKIGIIT8. on city line; fronts three atreets; cheap nt 6650. EAST LINDEN-GROVE LOT. 50 BY 150; water, -sewer and gna mnlus In atreet; 6990. SAMPSON STREET, JUST OFF H1GH- Inud avenue, 60 by 150; 6450 ; 650 cash, balance within five years: 6 per cent. flllltIKIt HTIIKKT. Ska It. cai.houK street school; lot 60 by 143 to another street; 6860. FOIKTII WAltD—HIX-KOOM NKUKO bouse nud stable: rents 6108 year; price 6900. This la near Fort street and Auburn avenue. DAIRY FARM. 60 ACRES. 34 MILKS out macadamized road; 69,000; 6500 cash and 6500 yearly; 6 per cent. W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. IN THE GRANT PARK ‘ SECTION A brand new 2-stor.v. 7-rooui residence, with all the city conveniences; on beautiful ele vated lot, holf block from tho car Hue ami great value for 63,850 om terms of 6650 cash and 630 per month. UK ANII.NKW COTTAUE OF 8IX rooms, with nil the city conveniences, near Grant Park cor line. A perfect little home nnd cheap for 62.800, on terms of 6350 cash nnd 625 per month. You cauttot bent this If you want a home. A 1IAHUAIX IN A LOT IN THK PltKT- tlest part of North Boulevard, near An gler avenue, 47x140 feat to alley. Snap for 62.500. This la the right place for a uomo or u good place to build a house that will sell nt a profit. ON GRANT STREET WK HAVE A GOOD 6-room cottage, with nil the city con* veuleuces. large, elcv:.ted lot. Price 62,700. Ensy terms. ON OAKLAND AVENUE. ALMvOT NEW 5-room cottage, all tho city conveniences. Grant Park for n front yard. J'rlce 61,800. Easy terms. RICHMOND AVENUE — LAKEWOOD Heights, on’v half block from the car line; brand new, well built cottage home, containing four rooms nod hall; nice clc- vntc<l lot. 00x250. Rents 610 per month. Price. 61.000. WEST LINDEN 8TKKRT-NKAR HI’lll.NO street; nice almost new 6-room cottage home; all city convetiietices: good cur service. Price 62,100. Terms 6400 cash aud 620 per month. FONNALLY STREET — NKAll FAIR street school; well built nnd substantial cottage home, containing five rooms nnd hafi; all city conveniences; elevated lot, 50 by 120 feet to alley. Price 62,250; easy terms. !6n RAWdo.N HTIIKKT -TWO-STORY 7-rooiu house. All conveniences. Rent 630; prh*»* 63.000. Good home or Investment proposition, i WUITK FOR A 11KHrUlf-' lON OF (INK of the best plnutntlons In Georgia. The plantation Is line, the price Is right nud tin* description 1* very complete. Bell ’Phone 2027. Atlanta Phono 1881. . SALEM DEPARTMENT: * a. HOOK It. C. EVE. $17,000 TO INVEST. OUR CLIENT PREFERS GOOD CLASS OF NE GRO PROPERTY, BUT WOULD BUY WHITE PROPERTY IF PAYING BIG RENT. M. H. LUCAS & CO., 231-2 Whitehall. FOR RENT. 141 NORTH JACKSON STREET. THIS TWO-HTOIIY SEVEN-ROOM FRAME Oil lot 25 by 10M Is oil the east side of Jitekmui street, between Houston und Unlit streets; lints gn*7 hot and cold water; poree- lain bath, eloset. stationary washstund, sink In the kitchen; Is comparatively new; heiKM* Is In gooil repair; Jackson street ears pass the door. Rent or lease, 625 |ier niotitn. 66 ARMSTRONG STREET. THIS TWO-STORY EIGHT ROOM BRIUK Is ou the west side of Armstrong street, between Piedmont avenue and Butler street: lias gns. hot nnd eokl pvuter, porce lain bath, closet, porcelain sink In the kitchen; Is n good house*, comparatively new, nud quite close In; Edge wood avenue cars two blocks away; will Is* vacant No vember 1. Rents 630 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Avenue. Both Phonee (If. TF VOITIm* NOT KKK ANYTHIN!. UST^ ilHi\e that suits you, come to see us. ns ive others. If you wish to buy or sell real estate It will be to vour luterest to ses us before you buy or sell. SPECIAL BARGAIN! MUST SKI.I.. 13) DAVIS STREET,’ EIGHT-ROOM Uott.*c lu gtNMl repair: bum. poultry house and largo garden: lot .V» by 2iW; four bUwks of new terminals of Atlanta. Birmingham amt Atlautie ami Heal*utrd Air Llue. This property Is sure to' Im ivdse lu vulue within short time. Owner I* leaving the city and uxhms to sell. A aplemlld op|H*rtunIty jet a bargain. E. A. NESBIT CO., 514 Empire Building. S. B. TURMAN & CO. NORTH 8IDR HOME! IF YOU ARR looking for a nice, modern home ou north side, call lu and let ns show yon a house mill lot rn Piedmont avenue, lietween Eighth nnd Tenth streets. This Is piped for furnace, wired for electric lights, gns. water, sewer and Imth: cast front. All street Improvements down and paid for; tile sidewalks, idee, large lot. We can *•*11 you this place for ^,750 ; 61,750 cash, balance ou easy terms. CAPITOL AVENUE! A TWO-STORY seven-room house. In thoroughly first-class condition; new plumbing, gns, sew*er, water nnd Imth. Newly painted Inside aud out; cast front; snleudbl lot; 60 by 200 feet to sii alley; 91,»o cosh, balance easy. Price 64,750. MYRTLE STREET LOT, 45 BY 160 FEET; only 61.850. Tile sidewalks, sewer, water and ges. LUCILU AVENUE. WEST END—STREET car line and nil Improvements down, such n* sidewalks, sewer, water, gas; chert- ed streets: splendid neighbors, aud near a new public school; price 6900. OAK MTKKKT LOT-SEWER. WATER. gas, etc. Price 6860: convenient to Peo ple* street, city school. Only one block away from two «*ar llims. GorJou street and Lucllc avenue. RAILROAD FRONTAGE—MANUKAOTUR trig sites. Fifty acres of laud fronting 1.200 feet on the Central railroad. Atlanta and West Point railroad and Coltegs Park electric car line, right at Oakland City; running water ou tbe grouud. Price only 626,000, or 6500 per acre. SUBURBAN HOMES AND ACREAGE- We have a nice, new tire-room cottage. 17 acres uf laud; fresh spriug branch wa ter: paved publh: road; scIumSm nud churches near by: within ten minutes* walk fretn electric car line, nnd price only 62.600 ; 61,000 cash and balance easy. CALL FOR OUR REAL ESTATE AND rent bulletin. In which you will find In teresting reading matter. S. B. TURMAN & €0. Cor Broad aud Alabama Sts. A West End Lot. We liave one pretty lot in West End; east front, with all street improvements down, for $1,000 cash. It is 50x150, between two nice residences, and has trees on it. Maybe it’s just the lot you’ve been wanting. There’s nothing like it in West End for the price. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. FARM! Have 175 acres, 32 miles of Atlanta, ou W. & A. R. R., with good house, outhouses, plenty of fruit, bottom land aud woods. Will sell cheap or exchange for Atlauta property. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. M. A. SHELTON, NEGRO BOUND OVER ON THREE CHARGES Janies Smith, a negro, was bound over to the state courts Monday morn ing by Recorder Broyles under $1,000 bond on the charges of robbery, bur glary and assault and battery. Smith is accused of robbing Abel Throap, a white man, recently. Throap fought his assailant and In the melee his finger was badly bitten. Smith Is also charged with burglarizing the home of Mary Spikes, a negro woman WIFE AMICE AID Henry Boauchamp, of 114 -Cake ave nue, l« reported missing from home and his wife has asked the police to And him. Beauchamp, Is tall and slim. Three of his front teeth arc grold crowned. No cause Is assigned for his disappearance. AUTOISTS HIT MAN AND MAKE ESCAPE New York, Oct. 16.—Struck nnd prob ably fatally hurt by ah auto In which there were two women and three men. William J. Kealon was left lying on the street nt Stamm and Westchester ave nues while the auto party fled. He was removed to Lebanon hospital. The po lice have the number of the auto and expect to arrest the occupants. KNOCKED 0UT"0F BED BY GAS EXPLOSION New York, Oct. 15.—A gas explosion on Eighth avenue near >ne Hundred and Twentieth street today hurled the manhole top with such force against tlve big apartment house. No. 2149 Eighth avenue.* as to throw Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clelnker out of bed and causing a panic among the other ten ants. and the residents of that neigh borhood for a block away. The fdree of the explosion tore up the asphalt pavement for seventy-five feel In every direction. FUNERAL NOTICE. DODD—The friends of Mr. T. c im.M Mr. ami Mrs. Gus T. Dodd. |»r »ni Mrs. W. r. Warren, Mrs. G. T ii. Si Miss Mary Dodd and Mr. Phlliu t;’ Dodd nn* Invited to attend the fiimw - nl of Mr. T. C. Dodd Tuesday )nnrn. Ing. October 16, at 10:30 oVIorY f r , tn i the residence of Dr. W. t\ Warren .169 West Peachtree street. The f..ii,,«-’ Ing gentlemen are requested to :w» pnllltenrer* and will meet at the offb*. Swift A- Hall at 10 o'clock: Mr. T m Po4»le. Mr. feorenzo Jones, Mr. It \v' Davit. J!r. Lee Hagan. Mr. Huh uni Pnttlllo. Mr. Ed Cheshire. Mr. will Harwell and Mr, Will McMillan, in! terment nt Onkland cenietery. FUNERAL NOTICE. GASTON—The friends of Mrs. Martha .1 Gaston. Mr. and Mrs. It. N. Fh-krtt and family and Mr. nnd Mrs. .1 \v Kollo and family nre Invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Martha J. Uuttos Tuesday. Octolw*r 16, nt 10 a. m.. froi* the residence. Cl Hayden'street, tutor- ment at Oakland. The following gnj. tlemeu will net ns pallbearers ami win please meet nt II. M. Patterson A Son 1<6 North Forsyth street, at 9:3) n, m • Mr. W. It. Harris, Mr. Steve Clin**, Mr. Chester Smith. Mr. R. S. Osl».r Mrs. Thomas S. Corrigan, Mr. Htyron and Mr. J. D. l.ee. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially correcteu |>j Atlanta Fruit iod Produce Exchange. Lemons, 67.60. Limes. 600175c. Pineapples, 63.5OQ4.00i Bananas, straights, per hunch. 61.50tJt.7L Cull*, per hunch. 6i.rtW1.35. CALIFORNIA fttUIT—Fancy stock: Kioerta peaches, per box, 61.60. Mouutnln Rsrtlett pears, psr box. 63.26. Gross plum*, per crate. 62. Columbian prunes, per crate, 62. Roie Peru grapes, per crate, 62.00. Blue Molvolse grapes, per crate, 62. W. Cocoa nuts, per sack. 64.23 POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE- Lire hens. 40(&42Vic; fries, 22J6®30c; broil* el 5res£S fries, ISC20c pound. Dressed hens, per |>ound, 14G16c. live ducks. Peklu. 36^; puddle, 25027^c. Eggs, per ilozeu, 21©22e. ^ Butter, table, per_i»ouud, 20822^c; cook* Ing. per pound. e, per pou !•« pound; In one pouod CORPORATIONS (REGISTER FAST Corporations nre registering with the secretary of state at the rate of over 100 per day now, and some 1,500 have made the proper returns under the new law. As the time grows shorter for regis tration without Incurring the 650 pen alty for failure to do so, Secretary of State Phil Cook's mall gets noticeably heavier. Local corporations are making a marked spurt now in registering, sine the fact that a penalty attaches for failure has become widely dissemi nated. Secretary Cook Is hopeful that all will make returns by November 1 In order to save him from the painful necessity of assessing the fine. fib rack,. VKUKTABLKH-Irl.h potatoes. No. t stork. |>rr iHl.hel, .9oHH.OO. Cnbbaiie tVlrctula), l%c poucil; H.miiS i!i'ran bean* per pound, Sc: Navy, 62.M wet bushel. ^ Onions, per bushel. 61.2a. New sweet potatoes. 660t5c bushel. Kraut, ^-barrel. 63.7T FLOUR. GRAIN. PROVISIONS. l-'LOUK—Postal'* imtenf 66.0J; Dtauioni patent. 66.25; Mnccov.lau Star. 64.70: fancy patent. 64.60: Reil Ragle. 66.25: Blue Itlbbjm. fc.9«i: fancy, 63.9); spriug wheat mtteat. D■ ) 06.50. 1 TOltN—Choice red rob. 70e; No. 2 white, ie; No. 2 yellow. 89c; mixed 67<*. OATS—Choice white cllppefl. 49«*: No. 1 48c; No. 2 mixed. 47c; Texas rust* proof. 60c. < . . . MEAL—Plain wnte;*.gro*»n*i. r+r bsshn 67c: bolti*l. 110-uound Jute* per bushel. 6.c; Short*, white. $LM: niedlnni. 61.40; hrowu, 61.33! pure brail. 61.20: mixed bran. 61.16. HAY—Timothy, choice largo hales, 61.D*. ..o.. choice *niall bale*. 61.10: do.. N«». I timothy balea, 61.06; No. 2, 91.00; do.. No. 1, cjoevr. mixed. 6LQC; do^ No. • vwttf lulxe-j, 61.00. - - 61.00; choice Benuudn. SOe. RYE—Georgia, 61.10; Tennessee, 90c. Bar* ° ; rbc above prleea are f. o. l». Atlanta. GROCERIES. 8UGAlt—Standard granulated. 66.20. Nevf York refined. 4*4; pluntntlou*. fie, COFFEE—Roa*te«l Arbuckls* 61C.S0, bulk, fa baga o» barrels, i3c; green, VAt *RICE—Carolina 4H£7ttc, according t« grade. i 'IIKEBE—Fmier full cream dairy. J5 1 *; twin*. 154. PROVISIONS—Supreme hams. 15e. Dor# Imm*. 164c. California ham*. 10r; Itad Cross ham*. 15**. Dry Salt extra'ribk. 69.33; bellies. 20-5 ll>.*., 610.60: fat back*. 8.26; plate* 8.23; Hupreiue Istxl, 610.50; Itiil Cross. W-; Snow Drift njiu|Muiud, 8c; Red Cron*. T'iC, STOCKS AND 30ND3. Bid. A«keL Georgls 44*. 1915 112 ill Georgia. It. It. 6s. 1910 105 Hnvnnmth 6s. 1909 1024 Mucous .Us, 1910 IOC Atlauta, 5s. 1911 106 Atlauta, 44s. 1922 107 Atlauta 4a. 1934 105 Atlauta and West Point. . . .10 Atlanta und West Point Debts..107 Ceutral Railway of Georgia 1st ilo. Income do. 2d Income do. 3d Income Georgia.. ..20 Augusta and Savannah 115 Boutbweatern HI Georgia Pacific lets 120 C.. C. and A. lsts 113 PROMINENT PYTHIAN OF ALABAMA IS SICK. Special to The Georgian. Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 1C.—The Ill ness of G. G. Miles, grand keeper of records and seal of the Knights of Pythias of Alabama, at an infirmary at Birmingham, 1* deeply regretted here. Mr. Miles Is one of the best known men In the state, and has al ways taken an active Interest In work of the Knights of Pythias. PASSENGER COLLIDES WITH FREIGHT TRAIN Sperlnl to The Georgian. Gadsden, Ala., Oct. 15.—The-evening Louisville and Nashville passenger train, which leaves here at 7:10, « tided with a freight train on the Southern railway near Anniston last night and caused a slight wreck, but no loss of life. Two of the freight cars were overturned and a brakeman was slightly Injured. DR. THOMAS BARNETT 18 SUING FOR DIVORCE. Special to The Georgian. Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 15.—Dr. Thomas M. Barnett, a young physician of Verbena, Is suing his wife for a di vorce In the city court of Montgom ery. He also, asks for the custody <\f his two children, one of whom Is now with Mrs. Burnett, and the other with Dr. Barnett's father. Mrs. Barnett some time ago moved to Montgomery, and while she was away from home Dr. Barnett went there nn«| got his t-Eui Laler Dr ‘ L ’ ornclt relurned ‘He Minn—ipoll. M'CULLOUGH BROS,' FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER Atlanta. 0«*t. 13.—Tbe recent cool ireath* er has served In u measure to material!? strengthen demand, and, lu some inutam-M. value* covering fruit sud produce In gen- ernl. The present general movement "f Florida oranges I* serving to ahou- s elded decline III values, the l*est stock sell ing nt 50ti75« a per Ik>x lower value* thmi prevailed ilurltig Inst week. A decided weakness la also noted In lemon*, both na to consumption and value*. Malaga grapes uow coming to tbe mar ket quite freely. However, a limited de mand urevalls ou account of the abtindw* of both California grapes and New l"rk •talc basket grapes. Pineapple* of good quality remain active tf r.!gli values. the grap* frtlt arriving an far for th" *ensou. l-elng of poor color, is not creat ing a dcmai.q or prices that would pr* vnil If these good* were ripe am! of ■*a» color. I’rnuberrle* remain active, with receipt" somewhat atii»rt of requirement*. Prices are uece**arliy being advanced at nfi |H>lnt* of Inqiorintloh. The most popular brand* nud vnrlcti*** of apple* have lieen ecam* In the nwrxei for ton day*. Ben Davt* apples are ideal)- fill, but nre the ^asl desired of the manT varieties at thi* season of the year "» account of poor color. foeonmit* scarce and active at a sire"* advance lu prices. Tomatoes, lettuce and celery very *•*•)*"• with a high range 6f values prernillnf. The demand for other vegetable* more or less Molted formal value*. l Hwret |K)tnD*es plentiful, with the mar :et weak and showing a tendency o' ,ie ' This r.iay also be applied to Irish po tatoes and onions. . , h , i'shhage prevail In abundance, with jn demand hardly sufficient to take receipt to the advantage of the handler*. t »ne ntivnntage or ine . No change of note applies to egg* ■ premuii. The luillcatlous sre, howcv • t. slight advance will prevail In the n 11 few day*. . ,..*i. Both table and cooking butter d 11 ifjr wlUng readily nt gttod pr«»** Both dresMMl ponltrj and live P"'- ltr ) plentiful and dull. NORTHWEST CARS. .urea give tbe narth«nt ; week and last year: l-ast Tclsy. Week. \^ r ' Duluth ..