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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
CHBISTMAS BARGAINS!
ROCKERS! ROCKERS!
„ „rR CBS® REDUCTION ON EVERY
* in our hone*.
STo^isPORTS, >«.
2"5Jhogany davenports. 82.
SUiUi: LEATHER DAVENPORTS, >29
SHAVING STANDS. >12.60.
n MAHOGANY MUSIC CABINETS, >16.
JJ’jjTnoGANY MUSIC CABINETS, ».
JvtTmaNT OTHER BARGAINS.
BOB I SON-MARTIN FUR
NITURE CO.,
23 and 27 E. Hunter St.
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
I^TrnnisDAY. December 20. wo«, we
.■HI B'll nt auction on the premlaea.colo-
..1 Jmcpb II. Johnson', fnmpue ''Moun-
<•1,1 Vl-w Farm." Thl« plantation contain.
Swmt i.j0 acre, of aplendM farming anil
JlmWr Innila. It hat been aurveyed and
mMIrlilwl into twelve good farm,, ranging
” ,Ue from IS to HO acrea. Ever, farm
Ml both open and wooded land anil run-
;i„. water; amt nearly nil have tome
Mfdlngt on them. Thla pronerty It In lie-
Knlli county, anti within 14 mile* of .tbo
Soft houae In Atlanta. We are eofug to
ull it tn the hlshret blildor without re.
Krrc. on term, of one-fourth cn»b, and the
b,Inner In one. two anil three rear*.
The sale will Inst all day anil light re
freshment. trill l>e .erred free. Write, tel-
ftranh. telephone nr enn on ua for plate
1 iftitiL- full and detailed Information. Alao
tea tlon and how to get there. Colonel
Johnson Urea.on the property, and will
take pleasure In •howfwr anme should you
ifrslrr to go out before the able.
RENT INVESTMENT—WITHIN 200 FEET
of ivtwrs street; charted street and car
Hup Three new houses, built of good mn-
tpri.il; occupied by good class of whit* ten-
anti, it Is now netimlly
month, whleli Is 10 per cent on *3.000. It Is
„ti!v H question of n short while when the
1 hi*1 of I’eters atreet will hnve to reach
oat on goad little cross streets. If tsken
at once, 12.500 cash buys It.
ON DUNN STREET, NEAR LEE AND
Onrdou streets, we have a five-room cot*
tng«* homo; nil the cltv conveniences: nl*
mint new, rind good value for $2,000. Some
terms can be arranged.
AUSKA A V BN IE, NEAR HIGHLAND
nrentie. Cottage liouu* containing fly®
rooms and hall; lot 60 by 130. Price $2,600.
j||*i> on same street, nice five-room cot*
t.u’u on lot 50 by 140 to alley. Price $2,000.
ON HIGHLAND AVENUE. NEAR HAMP-
<<1*11 street. goo>1 three-room cottage; nice
lot; all Improvements do«-n In street and
pnltl f<»r. Price $1,600. Very easy terms.
BUAND-NEW POTTAGE OK SIX ROOMS,
with nil fhe city couveinences. near Grant
park our line. A |H*rfect little home and
cheap for $2,600, on terms of $360 cash ntid
125 per nmnth. You can not beat thla If
you want a home.
A llAKOAfX IN A LOT IN THE 1'ltET-
float part «f North Boulevard, near An
tler avenue. 47 1>y 14a feet to nlley. Simp
for I.'.WA Thl* la the rljtht place for a
home or it troorl place to laalld a houae that
will sell at a prodt.
Bell rhouc 2627. Atlanta Pbon* IM1.
RAI.Eh DEPARTMENT:-
A. H. HOOK, IL C. EVE.
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
City, Mineral and Farm
Properties,
Atlanta, Ga.
ru CASH AND $25 PER MONTH BUYS
a iMMUtlful six-room cottage, oue-balf
bl'K-k Grant park. D»t fronts two streets.
I fi-toHtate In every way. Price $3,060.
I’ltU’K $1,500—ON FLAT SHOAL ROAD.
3 miles from Atlanta; flue farm of 60
jrrcB. with five-room hmim* ami tennut
p n »w; acres in l»ottoin, 12 acres In up-
bud under cuitiratiou. remainder timber
ed. Shoal cieek runulitg through corner;
»!«•<>, rtnp spring. Will take team of mules
fart payment.
riUCE $2.760—lVi MILES FROM DEPOT
n? Atlnlisville, on Western and Atlantic
railroad; a fine farm of $0 ncres, find good
Rouse. \ cry priMluctlvo land. Has 800 El-
Nrta pesch trees. We can give terms on
hU. i’hls U a vsry Unto farm and ought
lo sell quick.
(Ktt or THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS
. ,*t near Westvlew, on car line. You
had lietter let me show you these. Price
it right and terms easy.
« KS'r END—BERT RESIDENT 8ECTION;
'•ightroont two-atorr house: up-to-date In
»i‘r)■ particular. Worth |«.0<W, for quick
Mlo L.ooo gets It. This kind Is hard to
M in that locality st the price.
XEAIt PONDERS AVENUE, FOUR NEAR-
iv nmv negro bouses, nl) ceijoj. Lot J25 by
*• r«*et. IbHint to build Other houses.
r , »V f, ; r l>er month. If you ore look-
for investments, see ns nt once, as we
«♦* if ting t«» sell them; $1,600 takes them.
SOUTH BOULEVARD—IN BERT BESI-
■iHit part: nine-room house; three stores,
*Jth porcetoln hath, china cloaat, nantrv
furnace. Corner lot, 63 by 189 feet.
* few days only, $6,200.
HEMPHILL AVENUE-GOOD FOUR-
rtmrn cottan, with ball running throneb.
[,} feet front. Con pnaa the door.
M vlty Improvcmanta down. Price 8.80;
va*h and the rent will pay the ret.
STATU STREET-TWO FOUR-ROOM
aon*#*i with hall; algo Improvements
J^u. Ihlt Is fin* white ranting property,
J, one Is going to get a bargain,
me an offer. 1
PKEPI.ES 8TUEBT. WEST END—A NO. 1
ri "'ui cotUfe. bljtb n.llluf. large hall,
r.?" “v through; eliding doort, cloaete, ex-
E, tal }l' front VerandL Lot 60 by 177(4
y Price 8,450. Terma.
J tiS S0N STREET. NEAR PONCE DE-
t*»°» ave 2 ne - A handsome new eight-room j
ritostory hoase, never been occupied. All
THsk Lot 60 by feet:
rau house is beautiful. Has to be seen
«ppredat*d. Price $7^00.
"EST BAKER STREET—RHVEN-ROOM .
f arr . ‘“t***. newly painted, cabinet
-1. cloect In ereiy room. Care In }
ixtHV ln “ ma t dad e mere centrally lo- (
2ii. about Atlanta at thla
Wtcv^t3,t50; half caah.
Vr.MARH.R STREET—EIGHT-ROOM (
„r> ,or y home, with alley on the elite; '
In a atohe’a throw of Tab- t
S accaetWe to two car line*. '
!!l' ■». Tenae. If deal red.
wAl Do srREBT, NEAR SOUTH BOULE -r
«ch°oL A new four-room cottage;
J: “H running through; cabinet man- ,
hi : ,,r V 14 If- froet veranda; lattlceti V
Sr tl", honte la well worth 8,- r
Zl™ «.**» gate It; third caeb. 1
"L'/'Y ANY PROPERTY FOB |
It With ua, and we will aell IL 1
FOUR DAYS
Don’t Wait Until the ‘’Eleventh Hour”
Just Four Week Days and then
CHRISTMAS
THE BUSIEST DAYS IN ALL
THE YEAR.
WHAT TO
WHERE TO
HOW TO
BUY?
BUY?
BUY?
Are questions that sometimes worry the Christmas
Buyer. An easy solution is to be found in OSCAR
BARNES & CO.’S big stock, that is varied in character
and cheaper in price than elsewhere.'
- A piece of BARNES & CO.’S FURNTURE is al
ways prized by the recipient of a gift, because it is well
made and thoroughly adapted to the use for which it
was intended.
CHRISTMAS FURNITURE
Among the really suitable and useful Holiday pres
ents something in Furniture stands at the head of the
list, always adding to the attractiveness of the home, it
does not lose but often gains in value. Low Xmas prices
on all furniture.
Hundreds of different pieces, finished styles and
prices greet you at this stqre. With ease you can pick
the ideal present for your wife, mother, sweetheart, sis
ter, husband, brother or father. Besides, we will deliv
er at any time you say.
Nothing can help you solve the gift problem quicker
than a visit to this store.
The great Xmas sale is now on. Big savings on ev
ery purchase. .
HELPS FOR THE GIVER
W. E. WORLEY,
325 Empire Bldg.,
Bell 3312.
Atlanta 3983.
NEW TEN-ROOM HOUSE. CLOSE IN;
north tide; rented entirely too low at
$52.40. Price $4,650. You may look for tlx
READ THIS COLUMN WHERE
XMAS SHOPPING
IS MADE EASY.
LISTEN TO THIS! SIX GOOD HOUSES,
clou to new depot. Rented too cheap
.jo eayi the Idycoet reottnjr agent lu the
city) at >54. Trice >4.500; >4,000 eaab, bal
ance one. two. threo mul fonr yenra, at 7
cent. Figure on thla a Uttlo and note
term,.
BRAND-NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON
Eiat Glorgta avenue. Rented at HI; price
8.100; >500 cnih end 18 per month. Bar
gain aa a borne or as inreetment. Over 12
per cent.
RENTAL CAPACITY 126; TRICE >2,500.
New two-atorjr houae on north ilde, clou
wren-room
_ alee ^
— jroa are In the market
l™* « tareatmeat. 'phone me. and
Plea lore la allowing yon.
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
210-12 Gould Bldg.
Lewis F. Bowen, Salesman.
Ladies’ Writing Desks.
Shaving Stands,
Music Cabinets,
Rockers,
Children’s Roei ,
Davenports,
Odd Parlor Pieces,
Library Tables,
Pedestals, ,
Mirrors,
Parlor Tables,
Bookcases,
China Closets,
Sideboards,
Dining Tables,
Morris Chairs,
Leather Couches,
Settees,
Taborettes,
Hat Racks,
Art Squares,
Rugs,
Druggets,
Mattings,
Iron Beds,
Center Tables,
Wardrobes,
Hall Trees,
, Chiffoniers,
Leather Easy Chair,
Buffets,
Book Shelves,
Mission Rockers,'
Umbrella Stands,
Wall Racks in Quartered
Oak with French Plate
Mirrors.
Plate Racks.
RENTED UNDER A LEASE AT >8;
price 8, GOO; new twoatory honu on Tine
street, near Angler avenue. Looks good
to me. Cun give you one or two.
RENTS >25; TRICE >2,500; ON ALEXAK-
der strut, nesr West TcscUtrse. This
Is snother one of your bargains; nlu six-
room house on Simpson street. Rents at
HI. Price >2.500. One snd ouc-bslf blocks
of West Teschtree.
A FEW
XMAS
i ..$6.50
SPECIALS
rris Chairs . .$7.50
n*ris Chairs.. $8.50
orris Chairs. .$9.25
>rris Chairs from
$30.00
ision Rockers with
Spanish Leather
LADIES’ WRITING
DESKS.
Ladies’ Writing Desks in
iur price $12.50
Ladies’ writing Desks,
Ladies’ Writing Desks, in
Ladies’ Writing Desk, in
lak, very pretty. Regular
7.50, Our price $5.00
Very special — beautiful
Writing Desk in quartered
ak, just the thing for a gift,
egular $6.00. Our special
SHAVING STANDS.
Beautiful Shaving Stands
in quartered Oak and 3
hogany, an elegant gift. Our
special prices from $10.00
to $25.00
MUSIC CABINETS.
Beautiful line of Music
Cabinets in Mahogahv from
$10.00 to '$30.00
ROCKING CHAIRS.
Two special designs in ele
gant mahogany, genuine
leather upholstered Rockers,
very best grade; regular
price $15.00 and $22.50. Our
price $10.00 and $17.50
Beautiful line of Oak and
Mahogany Rockers, all the
latest and best designs on
the market. We call special
attention to our line of Rock
ers forithe holidays. They
range in price from $2.50
to $15.00
DAVENPORTS.
A good line Davenports in
oak and mahogany, uphol
stered in velour, ranging in
price from. .$25.00 to $50.00
ART SQUARESAND
RUGS.
We carry a full line of Art
Squares and Rugs, which we
are offering at very low
prices.
OSCAR BARNES & CO,
Successors to Robison & Barnes.
18 East Hunter Street
OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL XMAS TILL 10 P. M.
RENTAL CAPACITY MO; PRICE t*80
nth: on Wnt Peachtree. Plan) cloao to
Weat Peachtree. Right here la another bar
gain, If any one ahonlil happen-to aek you.
THE FINEST IIOSIE ON CAPITOL AVE
nne, nolle excepted. The houae alone coat
Fine lot, 11 by too feet, to another
atreet. Price 8,80; H.ooo can rnn na long
aa you want It. Owner leaving town,
hence a great reduction.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, JUNIPER STREET;
eight-room, at 8,000. It would mean u
aale Bbould yon ice It. You know what
Juniper atreet property la.
CASTLEBERRY STREET, CLOSE TO
Forayth; aeren-room honae at H.500, on
tarma. Soon be hualneaa here.
TEN LOTS IN A STONE'S THROW OF
Grant park at 8,80 or >81 each. Half
caah.
TWO FINE SHADx LOTS ON CHF.RO
kee avenue, farina the perk, at >8,100: tn
by ISO each, to nib. and a corner, owner
bat come down MW on th< "
beat the other ftllow here.
LISTEN TO THIS; THIRTY-SIX ACRES
Peachtree road. Front a 1,80 feat on
j rued and LOW fret on Soalhcra rail-
road. Price M.9M on easy terme. This 14
woith looking Into.
SEE ME FO'I BARGAINS.
P.H.
Snook Furniture
Company
The many useful articles for every day use assem
bled on one flodr makes the question of giving easy.
Popular prices prevail throughout. Our Low Rents,
our Low Expenses make prices fully 25 per cent low
er than any in the state. Qualities are our essential
feature. Not a trashy piece in our entire stock. Get
our prices first, then conu* to us and you will be con
vinced.
Christmas
F urniture
Bargains
Never in the history of our business career have
we been able to offer bargains in Christmas goods as
we show this season. Most stores increased their prices
around the holidays on account of the demand, but we
always keepitlie prices down.
Our Advice
Buy something of merit for your Christmas presents,
something that will survive more tliau one Christ
mas. If it is to be a gift, it should be typical in every
sense of your enduring friendship and affection. Noth
ing fills all requirements of a present so well or makes
so acceptable a gift as good, substantial furniture.
Visit the Treasure House
of Sensible Gifts
Most extensive assortment of beautiful gifts ever as
sembled here and at prices that positively cannot be
duplicated elsewhere.
SUGGESTIONS:
Mission Rockers, Ladies’ Writing Desks, Music Cabi
nets, Shaving Stands, Davenports, Children’s Chairs
and Rockers, Mirrors, Bookcases, China Closets, Par
lor Tables, Library Tables, Pedestals, Rockers of all
kinds, Odd Parlor Pieces, Center Tables, pining Ta
bles, Morris Chairs, Art Squares, Leather Easy Chairs,
Umbrella Stands, Hall Racks, Taborettes, Leather
Couches, Rugs, Sideboards, Buffets, Iron Beds, Brass
Beds, Pictures.
Our Big Cut Price Sale
Will* last until Christmas: Don’t miss it if you want to
save big money on your Christmas presents.
JUST A FEW
t *
Of our hundreds of Christmas Bargains.
SNOOK’S
Big slaughter in Parlor Furniture, Couches and Fan
cy Chaiiw.
$250.00 solid Mahogany 5-piece paHor Suits cut
to $150.00
$100.00 Parlor Suits cut to..: .. .$75.00
$75.00 and $85.00 parlor Suits cut to one-half the
original price
The best $25.00, $35.00 and $45.00 Parlor Suits in gen
uine satin brochatelle ever shown in Atlanta. Spe
cial for Christmas demands.
50 China Closets, 25 Sideboards, with tables and din
ing Chairs to match.
P. H. Snook Furniture
Company
Open evenings until Christmas 10:30, ,
A. J. WEST & CO.,
Century Bldg. Phone 1754.
PUBCBASS MONEY NOTES WANTED—
Wo have about $20,000 ca*h In hand ta
E ut In good purchase money notes. If yon
ate any, please submit them.
BETWEEN PEACHTREE STREET AND
Piedmont avenue, on Piedmont pile**, **ld
Thirteenth street, we hare some beantifa]
shady lota at $1,400 each.
ful eight-room residence.
, up-t
. LAI
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS!
ROCKERS! ROCKERS!
BEAUTIFUL DE-
80 DAVENPORTS, >42.
86 MAHOGANY DAVENPORTS, 82.
>8 CHASE LEATHER DAVENPORTS, >29.
Ill OAK SHAVING STANDS. >12.50.
>20 MAHOGANY MUSIC CABINETS. >16.
>14 MAHOGANY MU^IC CABINETS, 8.
AND MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
ROBISON-MARTIN FUR
NITURE CO.,
23 and 27 E. Hunter St.
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS.
17 EAST FOURTH STREET.
THIS TWO . STORY iIeven • ROOM
frame, oil lot 36 by 100. which Ilea Ifevel,
la on the east side of Fourth atreet, be
tween the two PeachTrevs; has gaa, hot
and cold water; porcelain bath, closet, ata-
tlonary Withstand, sink In the kitchen; In
a good nelebtiorlocoi. » «n«<i Imn*". and
in good repair. Within half block of both
Items Vto per mouth.
24 EAST BAKER STREET.
THIS SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, ON LOT
about 40 by 100, which Ilea level, la on the
north aide of Bakar atreet, between Peach
tree and Ivy atreet. The owner of thla
F iroperty Is preparing to put thla house
n the very ln?at of repair. It la close In.
and In n good neighborhood. Rents $30
per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue.
Both Phonea tit.
$500,000.00.
AT INDUSTRY, JUST BETWEEN FORT
McPherson mid East Point, the Central
railroad Is. puahlng the work ou their new
yards, round bouse and shops, which wIB
coat alKint $500,000, mid menu the employ
ment of several hundred employees. Just
nt flies** new Industries we have several
choice lots left. We are offering them
cheap and on easy terms. Why not put
some of your money In n safe and profitable
Investment like this—one that yon know
on can always turn loose at a profit. We
ave only n few of these, nud they are
C. H. WELLS & CO..
1104 Fourth National Bank
Bldg-
Bell Phone 5223. Main.
STATISTICS.
BUILDING PERMIT8.
ISO—II. N. Dutton, to cbnpge front of ■
three-story brick building at 210 Peachtree
atreet.
$1,600—J. H. Cbamblee, to build ooe-itnry
j. . ... — *- T atreet.
frame barn at
JW^Wwt Lumber Co., to build fmmo
shed for lumlier at 240 Peters atreet (rear).
11,000—B. M. Grant, to build one-story
DEATH 8.
W. K. Greer, aged » years, died of haavl
failure at 390 Ponce DeLeon arena*.
Car! Lee Turner, aged U mouths, died ut
7< Garibaldi street.
Bam Wood (colored), nged 2$ years, died
at Idl N. Butler atreet.
W. B. Wilson, aged $9 years, died ol
acute Indigestion at 136 W. Hunter street.
Gordon llamby, aged 20 years, died at 2S
uuvrr nntieu. aged 2 years, died of pneu
monia at 136 Main street,
PROPERTYTRAN8FERS.
$300—P. O. W. Lawrence to T. R. Stan
ford, lot ou Greensferry avenue. Bond fur
title.
$139— Pulton Colville to W. P. Jones, lot
on Colville avenue. Warranty deed.
9164—Pultou Colville to W. P. Jones, lot
on Colville avenue. Warranty dee«i.
13.025—Richard B. Baxter to J. J. Mnr.g-
hum and J. W. Mauchuin, lot on Sprint
traet. Wnrmuty deed.
$872—It. II. Caldwell to Atlanta Banking
and Ravings Company, tot on Gordon strict
near Lee street. Mortgage with power of
*$4%0fl-W. C. Estes to P. U Peacock, lot
contalnlag fifty acres in land lot 317. War
ranty deed.
$5»—William Calhoun to J. W. Mathis,
lot In laud lot 81. Warranty deed to secern
UMM-Katfe P. Arnold to Ernest M. Brown,
lot on Glenwood aveuuc near Boulevard.
Warranty deed.
$885-4.*. A. Bradford to E. V. Crockett, lot
on Powell atreet near Gaaklll street. War-
deed.
W. W. Griffin to lira. Katie P. Ar
nold, lot on Watdo street near Glenwood
nvenue. Warranty deed.
PLAN BIG RECEPTION
FOR MRS. CARRIE NATION.
Special to The Georgian.
Bristol. Tenn.. Use. 10.—Carrie Na*
tlon, who has been conducting a era*
sadc .against saloons In East Tennete*-*
and Western Kentucky, will arrive In
Bristol thla afternoon and will lecture
here tonight. The temperance people
will give her a rousing welcome.
JOHNSON MAY SUCCEED
LATE E. P. WILLIAMS.
Specie! to The Georgian.
Griffin, Gw., Dec. It.—Roscoe T. John
son, who for the pest eight years has
been clerk In the city j*>stofflce, will in
all probability be appointed assistant
postmaster to nucceed B. P. Williams,
who several days ago committed -ul-
eld* during a period of menial aber
ration.