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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
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REMOVAL SALE.
t On account of having to va
cate our present location,
-we are giving 25 per cent
uiscount on afl finished Ital
ian and Georgia marble, also
granite monuments. Chero
kee Marble & Granite
Works, Hunter street, oppo
site State Capitol.
TYPEWRITERS.
writing condition; each 115.00
TWO NO. 3 OLIVERS. EACH $50.00
iiiiiii au n"<"i •$** . iif »
two-color, tibbou: our prlco...., 962.60
4 RAItl.OCK:
TWO NO. 4 WILLIAMS. EACH 132.50
iihn i *fiiiiuio*i-iw, inn m’ioiii ricri, i imi.iiN,
MniibiittnuH, Underwoods. Wellingtons, and
nil other mnkes. If ywi don’t see whnt
you want. ask for It. We carry n eom-
plot** stork of more than 15.000 worth of
typewriters We sell on terms or give n IIli
ma! discount for cash, and ship to re*|$on-
slhle parties subject to cxamltmtfon. Call
or write
ATLANTA TYPEWRIT
ER EXCHANGE,
TWO ESSENTIALS:
TYPEWRITERS AND
XMAS PRESENTS.
We furnish both. The pres
ent is made possible by the
saving you make on the
typewriter purchased of us.
Nothing would be nicer as a
gift, than a typewriter. We
have a stock of more than
100 to select from.
TOO LATE.
LOST OPPORTUNITIES
GONE FOREVER.
The Bargains that should
be in this place were sold
last week. You postponed,
Others secured the prizes,
Don’t do it again.
: BBLOW WE QUOTE A FEW OF Ot’It
MANV EXTRAORDINARY VALUES:
W. E. WORLEY,
325 Empire Building.
Bell Phone 3312,
Atlanta Phone 3983.
Everything in this column
is carefully selected.
A BRAND-NEW TEN-ROOM lloUrtfi;
close In; north side. Rented- at $52.50;
price $4,050. Now right lief* U the best
proposition an It stands ou the north side.
It should and would rent for $58. Strictly
white. Pnved street and car line.
FIVE BRICK FLAT®: FINE NORTH
•Ido section and rented^ at $112.50 per
month. Prlco $12,600; $5,000 can#, balance
yearly at 6%'per cent. Figure on this prop
osition a little.
BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES
DIXIE
TILE AND
CEMENT
WORKS.
You are invited to visit
our plant at 538 Whitehall
street and see the Leuscb
Cement Shingle Machine in
operation. It’s the only suc
cessful one.
They Are Waterproof.
Phone W. 445.
BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES.
KENTS AT til; PRICE 13,00. -THIS IS
new property and close lu on the south
side. This Is no hid investment.
ON WEST PEACHTREE PLACE I HAVE
nice two-story nine-room honsc at $4,
Has been redneed from $4,500. I al
ready bare au offer of $3,850, but It will
take Jost $4,000, and It Is worth every dol
lar of ft, too.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
never Before advertised.
For Sale By
J. A. BROOKS.
30 CASH AND *20 PEU
• room cottage. 50 by 101
white, and rented. Price $1,000.
One No. 2 Smith Premier....
| One No. G Remington $65.00
I Oue L. C. Smith new visible $85.00
Oliver $60.0)
j Ono. So. 6 Fay film, brnud i
, One No. 10. Yost
^ J Monday Morning’s Bargain
Counter.
Good lot. See this. It Is worth $2,000.
roil J3,oqo: clowTin and one block j
of Whitehall; six-room cottage and serv
ant's house. This kind Is scarce. I
$100 will not purchase bet-
1*9.00 j $$.$*$ - FOURTEEN NEW HOUSES.
ao ! white on oue street (colored lu rear).
Rental value of $1,330. or 15 per cent on
: full amount. We can make terms; only
' one-third cash required. Them* Itonscs nre
extra well built, mid will Ik* big dividend
payers.
FOR $1,^0. SPLENDID LOT: IMPROVED tel* VfllllPft fhflll plqp-
street; r.ortb side. Small house; rented j lcl ' lwuts llIttU
FOR $2,100. TWO FIVE-ROOM POTTAGES, \v]lPl*P
corner lot; nil Improvements and good ***^*^»
rents. Strictly wlifto nclghlrorhood and
18 PER CENT
FOR $2.500—BEST SECTION OF PULLIAM
street: nice lot: pH*d borne, with every
eoiivellI(Mn-i*. OiKHt Investvncnt.
V HANDSOME HOME ON GRANT
street; new and mu 1k- bought now on
(‘rHw. Pi lee f5.250.
FOR $h!«» EACH, rorn LOTS in GRANT
jiarfi se -tleii; 64 feet front and white
nolghlMM-ljnod. Easy terms.
BEAUTIFUL NEW EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
on Juniper street. I can suit yon In this
place for 15,250.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE; LOT 76 BY S25
feef, on Ponce DeLeon avenue. This Is
the cheapest howso In prlco -on the street.
Price $5,600. Terras.
NORTH BOULEVARD; A FURNACE-
hentod bouse of nine rooms: corner lot.
Price reduced to *5.200. The house would
cost $3,000 to build.
146 SOUTH AVENUE: A NEW FIVE
room house: shady lot. Has two street
fronts. Can be bought for $100 to $200
cash and $1S per month.
THERE ARE SKVKUAL CHRISTMAS
prc»oiiU In these, and they nre tvUTIu
the money. I eau make terms.
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
City, Miueral and Farm
Properties,
Atlanta, Ga.
ANOTHER LOT AS FOL-
and small conservatory: excellent north side
uelshborhond. Alt modern conveniences;
folding doors to throw large rooms togeth
er. Small ainonut of cash down, and the
balance less than rent.
Kiss FOR A CLOSE IN TWO-BTORY
twelve-room house, located on n earner
of one of the best known streets lu the city.
This place rents on yearly lease for WOO,
and can be bought on terms. All con
veniences ami car line. This will make
your money pay you 17 per cout gross,
while your property grows In value.
I ^ftW-^BBAUTIFUI, NKVKjT.TtQOM - UOT-
tage. Will make an Id'-al home. Vety ot-
tractlvc. with east frout and shade. Every
convenience. You will agree with us wl
you see It that It Is the prettiest place
n beautiful street. Renting for $490. You
can buy It practically ou ymir own terms.
13.343—BKAL'TIFUL WEST BIDE COR
ner six-room cottage; every convenience.
A bargain at this price. Listen at terms;
$1,615 cash: In two years with no In
terest. The balance will lie taken In two
years* rent. The lot Is east front, and lies
perfectly. One Mock from car line both
ways. -
LOWS:
$!.WO—DECATUR. GA.; LOT GO BY 2:
corner, one of ihc best streets.
■oom cottage, one block of court house.
<»ue No. 4 Yost: good hlwpo $35.00 | $1.4*7.50 FOR ELEVEN FINE. SUBURBAN
Two No. 4 Fox; work as food as new..$40.00 \ lot*, right at station. about 1 miles from
Oue Reui Hho; excellent condition tJO.QU 11 !
r,„« It™ Bbot * «.« ;
■ one Hauiinond; goo<l
: iuic No. 2 Remington..
BOULEVARD HOME.
NINE ROOMS. TWO-KTORY HOUSE,
with all Improvements: lot 53 by IK*.
Prlco $5,200. This place la loco tod on the
most beautiful section of the avenue, and
Is lust far enough ont to make It most
dcslmble.
Ft 111 IN V K8T M E NT—N EGItO Pitt H’KRTY.
NEAR IIEUI-IIILL AVENUE, FOUR
two-ronm houses; all rented; ton lot 125 by
127. Price $1,500. Terms.
Corner lot; 52
l»v ino The location of thin place Is do-
sfrablo. The house has two large porches.
Price $3,500. Terms.
..$40.00 parable monthly" If you haven't the cash,
..$25.00 ■ l»ring along a vnennt lot or some little piece
No. 5 New Century; worth $4 J. ...$25.0) Vvn y!' P ftpTcnd fiPehiin re to'get Thorne.' ^
No. 3 CWcnito.. .IlgUtly amt....*20.001 HTRRET
Two Postal, for traveling men $10.00
mrs uml to the business locution of the |
city. Close In. Price $1,350; $250 cash, and i
the balance like rent.
CURRISH STREET, NEAR 1M ED MO NT.
SEVEN * ROOM COTTAGE. STORM-
sheathed, double floors; Instantaneous
heater and nil conveniences. Price $4,500.
WEST END PROPERTY ON PEEPLES
STREET.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE WITH SLIDING
doors. Urge verandas. Price $2,450.
Terms.
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN SOUTH KIRK
WOOD.
NINE-ROOM TWO-HTORY HOUSE. WITH
fthndc, fruit and Bowers. Servants
bouse and stable. Lot 100 by ’-LX One
block front school. Re sure ana see this
place. Price $4,000.
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
City, Mineral and Farm
Properties,
Atlanta, Ga.
STILL MORE EXCEP
TIONAL VALUES
ARE THESE:
LOT,
.... ..... _J for ii-_. _ -
Will rent readily and nil the time.
55 AUGUSTA AVENUE IS ONE jOF THE
most beautiful homes on the south side
ou terms.
1,400 ACRES FINE LAND IN TALBOT
county; twenty houses, grist mill, gin
uery and two steam engine*. Price has
been reduced. You can get with the farm
seven mules, two wagons and ail the farm- j
Ing tools. It's worth looking luto.
ROOFING SLATE
WE HAVE ON HAND A
WM. WILSON
DECORATING CO.
LOWNDES BUILDING.
BELL PHONE 4364-M
ATLANTA PHONE 1316
HIGH-CLASS WALL
HANGINGS. IMPORTED
PAPERS, TAPESTRIES.
ETC. DECORATING OF
CHURCHES, HOTELS,
• THEATERS
COURT HOUSES
AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES.
GEORGIA NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS
New Bank Building Begun.
Special to The Georgian. *
McRae, Go., Dec. 8.—With the com
pletion of our new $50,000 court house
cornea a new Impetus In building In
McRae. Besides quite a number of
new residences going up. a new
Merchants’ bank building has been
■started, ami when It Is completed it
will be by far the handsomest structure
here.
Fined for Wife Beating.
Special in The Georgian.
Augusta, On., Dec. 8.—I* Bra gringo,
an Italian about 40 years of age, was
tried In recorder's court here yester
day morning on the charge of beating
his wife. Two cases of disorderly con
duct were docketed against Bragosso
anil on the first he was sentenced to
pay u fine of $f» or work 10* days on the
public works and on the second charge
ho was sentenced to pay a fine of $100
or 30 days.
Resisted Officer, Was Shot.
Special to The Georgian.
Alignstn, On., Dec. 8.—C. C. Forbes, a
'police officer, last night shot and In
stantly. killed Ed Williams, colored,
after a. desperate struggle across the
street from police headquarters. The
negro had been arrested for burglary.
Lights are Again On.
Kpecltil to The Georgian.
Roekmart. On.. • Dee. 8.—The boiler
of the electric light plant burst Mon-
HAHR-DAVIS LUMBER
COMPANY.
FLAMING MILLS,
OFFICE AND YARDS:
333 To 339 Decatur Street.
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Shingles. Laths, Sash,
Doors, Blinds and Build
ers’ Hardware. .
„ .... ,, , Our saw mill interests ill Tift! dl, >’ morning, tl<, Ills ronalderable dnm-
LARGE STOCK oFvTR- c V ,int '- .«««*■• «• '*«»- ‘MS “C
y^TXTT 4 CJT 4 rnr^ At Cjrr % xttx I lt,es to give prompt service and at | nights of darkness the lights were
UJJNIA AlililiN the lowest prices. Dimeiisinn j aKllin 1,1 evidence.
ARD SIZES—CAN FUR-I timbers It specialty■ I Injur.d N.gro.a Will Recov.r.
Spt-rial r*» Tin- Georgian.
Roekmart, Go., Dec. 8.—In an ex
plosion at the Cement Plant Saturday
morning three negroes were seriously
hurt, but ull are expected to recover.
The accident was due to carelessness
and ignorance on the part of the ne
groes. ft Is dafmed.
To Dredge At Wharf.
Special to The Georgian.
Brunswick, Ga., Dec. s—The big
dredge Atlantic, according to the pres
ent program. Is to return to Brunswick
within the next two or three weeks to
continue and complete the work of
dredging out Brunswick river along the
site of the Brunswick Steamship Com-
pany’a wharves. The Atlantic while
dredging the channel will also fill til
the marsh land on the water front with
the mud brought up from the bottom of
the liver.
NISII ANY QUANTITY.
ALSO NAILS, FELT. CE
MENT AND METAL
TRIMMINGS. WE ARE
PREPARED TO PUT ON
YOUR ROOF COMPLETE.
DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG.
COMPANY.
Both Phones 37*25.
1,012 ACHES IS TROl’P COUNTY;
fronts or [West Point! mid 1 flip*
stock farm and a lot of timber. Price $12
per acre.
THREE GOOD SIX-BOOM HOUSES 8EV-
cu blocks (hi* side of Grant park at
$2,250 ouch: $259 cash and $20 per month.
Why will you pay reut?
SEE ME ABOUT 245 EAST GEORGIA
nivenae, 278 East Georgia avenue and 453
Barn* street. I am going to sell them next
week.
MONCRIEF FURNACE
COMPANY,
107 S. FORSYTH ST.
HEATING PLANS AND
ESTIMATES FREE. THE
PLACE TO GET YOUR
FURNACE. THEY IN
STALL THE BEST FOR
ANY KIND OF FUEL IN
RESIDENCES, SCHOOLS
AND CHURCHES. BOTH
PHONES.
ALEXANDER LUMBER
AND MFG. CO.
Manufacturers ami Dealers in
ROUGH AND
DRESED LUMBER,
Lath. Shingles. ShsIi, Doors,
Blinds, Mouldings, Interior Finish
and Builders Hardware.
Oflice. Factory and Yard:
743-760 South Pryor Street. Corner
Southern Railway.
Phones 2351.
City Oflice:
6 North Forsyth Street,
Austell Iitillding.
Bell Phone 3#8, Atlauta Plume 400.
It. I.. WII.I.IKUHAM. 11. II. TIFT,
Preuldeut. Vice Pres.
W. B. WII.IXGllAM,
Secretary and Treasurer.
WILLINGIIAM-TIFT
LUMBER COMPANY
Huugh and Dressed Lumber. Hush. Dour*,
Olluds, Builders’ Hardware.
301 .Morphy avenue. Take Kant Point or
College Park cor nud get off at McCall's
Cromiing, ou Lee street. Bell ’phone 85
west; Atlanta ’phoue 711.
DON’T FOUGHT TUB TKN-ROOM HOUSE
’iit• •*I for $52.64) for $4,6S0. It’s a bar-
gnlu.
FINK LOT. 52 BY 173 FEET, ON LU-
die avenue. In West End, SO feet oast of
Cuilierwn. Prieo $1,15\
GO AT ONCK AND LOOK AT 463 BASS
street; a beautiful building lot at $S50.
IN TWO BLOCKS OF ARAGON IIO
lei, n well-built six-room house, slate
rot>f. Price $1,150. Yon an* right In town
here.
915 FEET FRONT ON NORTH SIDE; CAR
liae; running hark enough to make 43
u« a res of land. Price 915,500; *9,n00 ran run
ten years at 6 per cent. Say, there Is big
money here.
This space reserved for
next week’s bargains. We’re
certain to get them and
equally certain not to keep
them. If yon want them.
Tt-n No. I William*. Ih- l*«t vl.lhlo wrlti-r«,
r-omplot-ly irliullt and junnint«>d ti)
er>rr rt',i*ect; keep in close touch with IIS,
Toll of the Mine moke, thoroughly re-!
paired, and wlU give good m-rvleo; j ajld We’ll bring yOU prospei'-
! each
A number of No. 2 Williams, In flue «b*pe:
J each.. * $25.03
| Make your aeleelloua awl «*nd lu order at
: finee. Bent on approval any when-, If «•
| press eharges nre pal.1.
ity.
TKX f.OT8 IN A STONE’S THROW OF
Cram (wrk. Think of It at $425 each, or
$400 liy taking the hunch. A chance to
double your inouey.
CONFEDERATE AVENDE, CLOSE TO
South Boulevard, two Iota 5S^ l>y 150
each, at $60) each. They are beauties.
SEE ABOUT TFIAT NEW TKN-ROOM
house, ivuled at $52.50; prlco $1,660. You
sro sleeping over your rights here.
I HAVE A BAItGAIN IN A WEST
Peachtree lot; 92 by 150, for $7,5t)0.
WEST PEACHTREE FLAT: BENTS AT
$155 per mouth. Price $14,000. Easy
term*.
KSTOKIA STREET. FRONTING EAST
Fair street; cur; price of $190 Is very
; cheap for It.
' FOR SALE.
NEW HOMES AT COPENH1U.
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
ONE BEAt’TIFtM. (-ROOM RKMIDENCE;
city water, bath and toilet. $35 per month.
ONE ELEGANT COTTAGE, $25.l» FER
ONI.- COZY HOME. $STm I’Elt MONTH I WRITING MACHINE CO.,
2/1 BY 218 BY ON PONCt; DB LEON
avenue ut $3) per f**ot; enough said.
SOUTHERN STATES
PAYMENTS SAME AN REST NOW
ready. First cons first served.
COPENHELL LAND CO., j
No. 15 Kdgewood Are., near PenehtrM *t. j
Ball Phone mt Atlanta Phone 30.
124-25-20 Candler Bldg.
“WE GET RESULTS.” 1
THE OLD TURF EXCHANGE IJI’II.D-
lug on Pon***» l»«>D-on; mite«I at $25 ret
nioatli. Ix)t lu* try 200. Pric«f $3^*). S***-
wo for bargains.
W. E. WORLEY,
325 Empire Bldg.
BeU Phone 3312, ,
Atlanta Phone 3983.
WOOD FIBER WALL
PLASTER.
THE ORIGINAL PROD
UCT, AND THE ONLY
PLASTER MANUFAC
TURED IN ATLANTA.
CAN BE PUT ON AT AS
LOW COST AS THE LOW
ER GRADE SUBSTI
TUTES THAT HAVE
COME INTO THE MAR
KET. WE CAN READI
LY SHOW THIS, SO DO
NOT BE MISLED.
GEORGIA WOOD FIBER
PLASTER COMPANY.
WHITEHALL ST. & CEN
TRAL R. R. PHONE 1152.
■ |
STATISTICS.
BUILDING PERMITS.
$100—W. L. Fain, .to erect Iron awning mi
brick tralldlng. corn** Currier and Piedmont
avenue.
$345—F. A. Cockle, to move hou$*e and re
pair *n me at l<3 Peaehtrea street.
91(0-Wells HIku ('•
Shipping Crossties North.
Special to Tin* Georgian.
Brunswick, Ga.. Dec. 8.—The Ameri
can Tie and Timber Company, of this
city, Iiuh again closed a charter for
the next trip north of tho steamship
Satilia of tho Brunswick Htcamnhip
line. The wtcaoier will come south on
her second trip some time next week
with a full cargo, and will take back
a cargo of about forty thousand cross-
ties.
Clothing Caught Fire.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon. Gn., Dec. 8.—•Mi**. Klee nor
McMIchatl Men at death’s door at her
home In South Macon as the result of
having 1»ecn frightfully burned yester
day when her clothing i$ecame ignited
from the grute fire In her room.
Lumber Company Organised.
8pevial to The Cleorglaii.
Macon, Ga., Dec. 8.—Messrs. O. L.
McRcc, K. A. Hullum and ft. K. Hines,
Macon business men, have organised
the McKee Lumber Company, and will
start business within u short time. A
capital stock of $10,000 has been paid
up.
Ten Years for Stealing Mule.
•Special to The Georgian.
Macon, Ga.. Dec. 8.—Henry Collins, a
negro, was sentenced to ten years’ Im
prisonment In the- penitentiary by
at 74-6 Murlettn strccL
$2(0—East Atlanta l^iud Co.,
store front at 70
to erect metal also { judge Felton yesterday, after cimvlc-
< • ^ on ° n a rhurge of mule theft.
Edgewood a
PROPERTY TRAN8FERS.
•790—W. it. Kirkprtfrick to West l.umbcr
Co., lot on Oak street near Howell place.
Warranty deed.
$250—Johu N. SI ins to Edna Belle Slui*. lot
on corner of l'harr’s, h'ln!tit's and I’rnw-
font's land In land lot 61. Warranty deed.
$60—Wot»tvli»w Cemetery Association to
Caroline i|, I leery. I«*t In W**stvlew
lery. Warranty deed.
$1.100—Rant Atlanta r.nnd Co. to W. A.
Callaway, lot on Waddell street near Edge-
wood avenue.
•900— Mrs. Annin Brown to Mrs. E, Ifiin-
drlx, lot on Flat Shoals rood. Warranty
deed.
$860-D. W. Yarbrough |o Mis. Annie
Brown, lot on Flat Shoals rand near Clay
street. Warranty deed.
Deaths atid Funerals.
DEATH8.
j In colored),
of imeuinoitla at 3u6 Tamil
Bobble Tuck, aged
Klrkwofsl nvenue.
John W. Mnxwell, ngeil
months, died at 49
years, died at
6W S. iTyor street.
C. W. Reynolds, ageil 60 years, died of
pneumonia at 218 E. Georgia avenue.
Minnie Hicks, aged 24 years, died of coll-
•lied at 16! N. Boulevard.
A. Tate (eolondi. ugitl 64 y**nrs, died of
ponlexy at 162 Ashby strict.
Walter Johnson (•‘olnrcd), uge«l :» yours,
died of acute Indigestion at 43 Carter street.
I toe Jones n-olorid). age«| -js years, died
Cletmrne, Tex.
WOODWARD LUMBER
COMPANY.
HARDWOOD INTERIOR
FINISH AND MANTELS,
DOORS, SASH & BLINDS.
SEND YOUR PLANS
FOR ESTIMATES.
ATLANTA - - GEORGIA.
Cashiar of Kimball,
Mir. L. M. Inglls, cashier of the Kim
ball. has been appointed to a similar
IKMiltion In the Palmer House, Chicago.
Mm. Inglls will leave next week for
i’Mongo to assume her new duties.
Ladies of Maecabses.
Gate city Hive No. 4, Ladles of Mar.
caliees, will meet Monday evening at
7:30 o’clock at 122 Peachtree ntrect.
City 8alssmsn.
city Baietonan's A«*kii
iatlo
The
at the city hall Hatuulny morning and
decided to give a nilnatrel sh«*ur it)
March, the proceeds of which will go to
charity.
The following committee was ap
pointed: H. Cufawsky, G. P. W'el.sin-
ger, C. K. Weddlngton, W. K. King
and J. D. Duncan.
Will Elect"Officers.
B. L. Crynss.
B. I*. CryiiMs, aged 67 yearn, died
Friday night at his resident 87 Ber
rien avenue. He In survived by four
daughter*, one son and one slater. The
funeral services will be conducted Bun-
day morning at the residence. The In
terment will be In Sylvester cemetqpr.-
J. W. Maxwell.
The body of J. W. Maxwell, who died
Friday morning, was sent to McDon
ough. Ga., for Interment Hnturday aft
er noon.
John W. Baksr.
John W. Baker, aged 52 years, died
Saturday morning at 5:30 o’clock at
the Kimball house. The body will bo
stm to Greenville. 8. C., Saturday night
ut 12:1J» o’clock. His relative* reside In
Hatcavllle, 8. C.
Jamss W. Gresn.
James \V. Green died l-’rlday night at
his residence. 1293 Marietta street, after
an Illness of about two months. He Is
survived by Ids mother, two son* and
one daughter. The funeral services will
he conducted Sunday afternoon at the
residence. The Interment will be at
Casey’s cemetery.
M. Yarbrough.
M. Y.u brought Aged 27 year*, died
Friday at \in*n£* StcAion. T'.e fUneml
v.ill !*e conducted Saturday ar.d the in
terment will be at Hollywood ceme
tery. Mr. Yarbrough was a son-in-law
of Si-igeunt W. H. Turner, of the At
lanta police force.
Bobbie Tuck.
Bobby Tuck, the 7-months-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Tuck, died Friday
, night m the family residence, 49 Kirk-
mel I wood uvenui-. The funeral services will
' ‘ Ik- conducted Saturday afternoon at 3
o’clock in the private chapel of Harry
G. Poole A Co. The Inter.nent will be
at LawivnctvHle, On.
W. P. Archer.
The body of VV. I*. Archer, who die4
In Tucson, Arlx.. June 17, arrived iq
Atlanta Saturday morning. Mr. An h-
The annual election of officers of (er was a former resident of this city
Grady tent. No. 2, Knights of tlm Mac-
cabees. will take place next Wednesday
evening In the lodge room* at No. S6
Central avenue. All members arc urged
lo be present*
who removed to Arixona for the bene
fit of his health. The Knights of Pyth
ias will have charge of the funeral ir-
rangetnents. The body Is at the un-
. delinking parlorv of Harry . & Co