Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1905-1926, December 27, 1908, Image 14
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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, ISO*
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r_ Tliat was the problem with’ this winter's
Suits—for though fancy fabrics arc a feature of
new'styles and our friends rightly expect us
to Ipvc everything new, still we’re bound not
to put out any Clothes whose extravagant pat
tern -nt cut leaves a smile when your back is
turned.
We’re proud of the solution, for we have
plenty of Suits side by side with the more con
servative stripes and plaids of grays and tans,
just .a question of taste which you have, with
both in good taste. ^
$15.00 to $40.00
Ahead of AH
In the grocery store kept'by iri. It
1* progrenMvo ami aggressive, and all
competitor* rruljxo that they have
to hu*U« In IIrat class good*, and In
great variety, to keep up with tho
Pace We Have Set Them
The- after tho holiday* clearance of
odd* nnd end* may result In many
bargains for you. Como In and seo.
PHONES 290*329.
Moil Cash Grocery Co.
The Secret Of freshness
Which is always found in goods bought from this
storo is easily explained, when wo tell you that wo get
almost our entire supply of goods fresh for each week’s
Miles nnd tho goods do not remain on our shelves or
stored nwny for months ns is the case with some stores,
bat they are opened up and sent out to our customers ,
almost ns coon ns they arrive. If you arc n patron of
this »toreyou know that our goods nro very much fresher
amiHneer than you have found at most places, mul bo-
lid J there is another very decided reason .why i.t jg.
profitable for yon to trade at this storo: Becnnso you can
save 20 to 30 per cent on nearly everything you buy here.
■1.
A FRESH CAR LOAD
We made almost a elenn sweep during tho past week,
but sr© will receive a fresh ear load on Monday morning
and will open np tho goods and fill in the stock ns quickly
as possibleand will bo able to fill your order with per
fectly fresh goods at prices that will appeal to wiso buy
ers. Now that tho holiday rush is past wo will be nblo
to give you better attention than ever nud wo want your
orders.
The Great Atlantic & Pacific TeaCo.
MEETINGS
&
CON8TANTINH chapter No. 4.
All Royal Arch Masons welcome, L. W.
Burkett, H. V. W. II. Chapman, secre-
tary.
r. aim a. m., xim . .. .
_ clock; public Installation or officer*;.
Mown* and their families Invited; O. K.
C, Hall, 408 Poplar at. 8. C. Haynes,
W. M.i a. U Jackson. Body.
WANTED
complexion, about 6 feet high, lame lc
one foot, went off with a man here In
September getting- up workmen; left home
at, Macon. Ga.
young men or a couple without
IN THE CHURCHES
Christ Church.
Walnut atrect, between Second nnd
Third. Rev. John B. Hunting., rector.
Ht. John's Day and Sunday* after
Chrlatma*. Holy Communion 7:30 a.
m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Morn*
Ing Prayer and sermon 11 a. m.
Evening Prayer and sermon 7:30 p.
m. Everybody welcome. Ushors will
provide scuts for all.
Firat Presbyterian Church.
E. Douglas, pastor. Sabbath
school at 9:40 a. in. J. J. McKay,
superintendent. Preaching at 11
o’clock. Subject. "Tho Gift of the
Spirit.” Evening service at 7:30. Sub
ject. "Ruth." To all of these services
the public la cordially Invited.
First Baptist Church.
B. C. Dargan, pastor. Sunday School
at 9:30 a. u ~
— „. .j., fe. S. David, superinten
dent. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. In
View Of the closing year the pastor will
preach on the topic: "Memory and Con
science." The evening service at 7:30
will ho conducted by officcra of the Sal
vation Army. Major White, of Atlanta,
being In charge.
East Mscon Methodist.
Sunday school at 1:30 a. m. Preaching
nt 11 a. m. and 7 p. m., by pastor, Rev.
11. C. Whittington. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday kt 7 p. m.
Vlnsvllle Methodist Church.
Sunday School nt 9:45 a. m.. Geo. 8.
Jones, superintendent. Preaching nt 11
Rsv. * “ ** 1 “
elder the Maron district. Junior Ep-
Worth Xeaguo at 3 p. m. Senior League
nt 4:45 p. in. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. by
the pastor, Rev. J. A. 8mlth. "Com»
thou with ua and wo will do thee good."
The Salvation Army.
Major and Mrs. White, from Atlanta,
will hold special meetings today as fol
low*: Open air at 10 p. m., Second and
Cherry; nt 11 a. m. Major White will
preach at tho Tabernacle, eubpect, "On
the Army Work—everybody ought to bo
present to hear this subject. At 3 p. m.
Major White will nddres* tho flremon at
headquarters, subject "Gospel Lines;" at
4 p. m., thero will he n grand open nlr
meeting In front of the Drown House;
nt 7:45 p. in. Major White will preach at
Hie Kind Dnptl.it church, subject "lid
Time Reunion." Major White Is tho di
visional officer for the southern division.
He has charge of the following states:
Part of Georgia. Florida. Alabama. Mis
sissippi. Louts tuna, taking In about thirty
corps. t Major White In a good speaker,
mill Is wen posted with finlvntlon Army
work. Everybody Is welcome to these
services.
1 St. Paul's Church.
Col lew* and Forsyth street*. Service*
for HutiOay after Christmas: 8:45. Sun
day Si4mol; 11, morning prayer, lay ser
vice. Church open dally. Scats free. AH
welcome.
East Mneon Presbyterian Church.
Sabbath School,at 9:45 a. m. Preach
ing nt 11 n. m. by the pastor. Evening
service to bo announced nt 11 o'clock ner-
Tlce.** Young People's Society at «:15 p.
The public cordially Invited » attend
“"•vice Today. The member* are
►no nnd all to bo present at thl*
service of the year.
Osgood F. Cook, presiding
WANTED
303 New st. PI lone
young me
one 2593.
WANTED—Select board era for very de*
nlrable room* on High st., with rwraon*
mIm. Aflclrro* “tC. A '• mm T#l*«
door; possession at once.
WANTED—To buy nine modern five or
•lx-rodm cottage*, near in. Answer
"Purchaser," caro Telegraph.
of roofing and building nalnts: exceptional
opportunity for proper parties. Apply
Garland Refining Co.. Cleveland, O.
240 Washington ave.. Phone 3672.
WANTED—Couple or men to
*t-class accommodations, 1
PUBLIC SALE—On Wednesday. Dec. 30.
1908, we will sell at public outcry for
e**h at our farm where T. C. McCollum
now resides, all of our stock and farm
Implement*, consisting of 7 head
distributer*, wagon and plow gears, and
many other articles necessary on a farm;
sale 4o commence promptly at 10 o’clock;
be on hand If you wish some good bar
gain*. Wimberly tc Birch, proprietor* .of
Fulton * —*— •
miles from city.
WANTED—Good experienced cook. 37*
fount. Address I
, care Telegraph.
i any bank,
i Telegraph.
WANTED—To buy Installment furniture
business With small stock and five to
fifteen thousand dollar* of accounts. Ad
dress Box 175. Montgomery Ala.
FOR .SALE—One No. 8 cook stove, $10.00.
No. 8. price $16.00. Welcluelbaum &
Jones.
BOARDERS—Reeve* House. Macon, Ga.L
a refined family hotel; $1.00 a day and
up; weekly rata given.
FOR SALE—One cow, three to choose
from. Phono 3303.
health of the boys or
■RMPiPS... SIR 't jlrlL,—
■ult their fancy at S. S. l’armelee Co.
WANTED—Grading and sodding
planting and trimming. Lewla C
R. F. D. No. 2. Phone 2336.
planting and trimming. 1x>wi* <
“YD. N< '
R. F.
o. 2. Phone 2336.
WANTED—A young man .stenographer
and assistant bookkeeper to begin work
about January the first; must have good
recommendations; state experience and
salary wanted. Address Box 276, Jasper,
Ala.
neighborhood, neur We3leyan. Phone
thirty day*. Willing and capablo to
office work. Clerical ability.
*lst In uinr c
Address Reference*, this office.
STANLEY'S Busfness College, Macon,
Go., prepares young men for responsi
ble positions and assists them In securing
paying positions.
IIEI.P WAN’ffiS—Railway mall clerks;
commencement salary $800—
examinations; preparation* free;
Immediately. Franklin
ter, N. Y.
spring
HELP WANTED—MALE.
ClVI LSERVICE emoloyes are paid well
for easy work: examination* of nil kinds
soon; expert advice, sample questions and;
Booklet 458, describing positions and tell-1
!ng easiest nnd quickest way to secure I
them free; wrlto now. Washington Civil
Service School, Washington. D. C.
nunlly, selling merchandise by mall* Im
proved plan, wo furnish everything, and
show you how; $23 to $100 nocossary.
MIlburn-HIckn. Chicago.
this service
*SlwSng° ni ' 1
Second Baptist Church.
AFTER THE FUN
<>f wortc will begin again.
. ■! ;ng there will be plenty Of
r nil—plenty of ttnhlng and
WANTED—SALESMEN
CIOAB.SALESMAN WANTED In your
I KK»iliy to raprwnl ua; .xy.rl.nco
unnrcMMnr; 111, par tnonin nnd um-
Mi: yll. tor pnrllCTthtn gonnirh Cl»«r
Co., at. Uhi!., Ua.
Southern Packing Co.
IAUUUIAN WANTED to represent us.
experience unnecessary, $71 to $13« per
l month and expenses or cum mission. Yale
Cigar Co., Indianapolis. Ind.
Sunday School at 9:20 a. m.; B. Y. P.
U. serivers nt 3 n. tn. Preaching at 11
a. m. nnd at 7:30 p. m. by the pastor.
At the morning worship tho pastor will
speak on "Tim Christian a* a Reflector,"
nnd at the evening services on "The
Reality of Heaven." An Interesting sour
service rendered by a large chorus will
juveedo each sermon. The public Invl-
Tattnall Square Presbyterian Church,
ltrrutnr service* at 11 a. m,, conduct-
| No night
Primitive Baptist.
Preaching arrive** at Corinth church
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and 7:30 p.
m. by the pastor, B. H. Pelrson. Church
located on Beach and Second avenue*,
near Ucllevuo car line. Tho public Is In
vited.
■ChrUltlan Church.
Corner Orange and High streets. In
the Bible echo#] at 9:30 a. tn. apodal at
tention will be given to the quarterly re
view. Short talks by various member* of
the school. Morning sermon at 11 o'clock
•'A* Old Year Retrospect." Evening ser
mon at T:30, "The Duty of EMng a
Christian." Howard J. Broad ton. pastor.
Mulberry Street Methcdii
Rev T. I). Kills. D. l>, pastor. Sunday
School nt 9: 36 a. m.. O. A. Pam, super
intendent. Orranlxed flnwe. adult class
ehurth auditorium, taught by Cot N. R.
Harris. lhvAchlng at 11 a. tn. by the
pastor. Rev. T. D. Kilts. Up worth League
at «:«» p. in. 11. IX Mat shall flnt vice
president PrcaoUIrg nt 7:30 p.
F. Cook, '** 1
w .. ..j Both *
to Christmas season.
hoiiTst Native n
Meat
20 (lu-rry St.
*1 . lWA*gs>-M*il«5g hwuin*LBMd.1. :jYiwBSfSJ JSSSTo*S
nd Western J&iSffH? - ******** -as nna,:..ii,»jwxtttt*:
i venuing that pays; permanent nLice. I um.m rw „».» n
] Worth 11,494
Phone 351
.. >' 0 B
that pays. 1
better to prod , ,
Kansas City, Mo.
I M**n
rtrnnra.
THE CAREFUL LADY
;EXPERIENCED SALESMEN Sr JS
I JP”** 6g6 f t4lUa>; aaktr sad expend*; I ilia. Ch
■t*® having successful aalra record!
Iroq *** B ***** UA, v$aJ»iand. I Voluntai
| m a fr/JanaT**"ihJv I Hm4S,
- b'^tlln* *peclal*| Anthcat-
! . w .yp* mlh silver-1 (ml
imSS
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WANTED AGENTS
N • I'.'T .) \ t><
-Thart Wtrt
►•* Amlin tire
Shepherds, Vtn*
rthday of a King,
ly Sheep (
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED—Colored women desiring face
blenrli to use and *ell Snowflake; pleas
lng effect ln*tnntly sesn; 25c jar. post
K id. Money refunded If not satisfactory.
st agency terms. Burton Co.,
Joseph, Mich.
FOR RENT
.. *
FOR RENT—Five-room house on car
line; modern convenience*. Carling
ave. Phone 2945.
FOR RENT—Furnlahed room* with or
without bohrd;. all convenience*. 448
Now at.
FOR RENT—Three nice connecting
room*, ten minutes' walk from court
houae, cheap. Phono 3187.
HOUSES of any description moved or
raised nt after holiday price*. John
Choate*, Phone 2626, 152 Broad at., E.
Macoa,
FOR RENT—Three desirable downstairs
room* with convenience*. Phope 3618;
reference* exchange. /
FOR RENT—SIxty-ncre farm, one mllo
from. Mercer on Columbua road; good
pasture and three-room houae; possession
at once. Apply T. J. Qaratarphen.
FOR RENT—311 Duncan ave.; 406 and
408 Ross at. O. M. Davis.
FOR RENT—Nleo furnlahed frdnt room
for $8.00. Phone 207$.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms; meals If
desired. 60S First, Phono 1473.
FOR RENT—Entire second or flrat floor,
furnished or unfurnished, to deslrabla
tenant. 974 Walnut.st.
FOR RENT—One seven-room cottage: all
modern conveniences. Apply Mr*. W.
11. Pope.
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished connect
ing rooms; Phone 337$. corner High and
Orange; Immediate possession.
TO RENT—Four-room cottage. 521 Elm
at. Apply Mrs. W. 11. McKay 1431
Third at.
FOR RENT—Comparatively new (-room
cottage, with Urge yards, stalls, city
water. $16. A. Hellkcr. Holt ave.
FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished
p U>oma g wUh or without meals, close in
FOR RENT . CHEAP— One or two-mule
farm*, beautifully situated on public
rood. »i mile west of Bonaire; new B-
room dwelling. Apply to Mias Etlen
King, llonatre. Go., or H. Sasser, 1953
Walnut *t.
FINEST dairy and hajr farm In the coun
try for term of years. Plenty of
lure; meadow and g»*>d open land, t
ed. W. 11. Young. Route 5, Macon,
Phone XiA
■■■riding saddle*.I
8. 8. Ear melee Co.
rhlnt, gaut
bridle* an
BEAUTY FLOUR l.aa the n-orld'* prtao
for making angel fw«l cake.
Beauty to I'our grocen'tnsn and get
MON BY TO I.END on real estato, repay
able monthly. J. J. Ca^h, Commercial
t Havings Bank.
FOR SALE
FOR BALE—A fow pretty brown leggon
cockerel*. $1.00 each. Address C. E.
Newton, Macon, Ga.
FOR SALE—A nice five-room cottage,
largo lot. oue block from car, just be
yond the city llmlta; $1,500, $800 cash nnd
balance on '**“ * ** ——
Fourth st.
ance on five years' time. Apply 2308
FOR SALE OR RENT—Fifteen acres
land, dwelling and barn, three miles
from city. Address E. Bulloch, 204
R. E. Me Lucas.
FOR BALE at a bargain, established
shoo business and four years* lease on
building on main business street in Ath
ens, Ga. Rent very reasonable. Stock
will invoice about five thousand dollars.
Reasons for selling, have other largo In
terests requiring entire time. Investigate
this at once. Address Guarantee Shoe
Co., Athens. Ga.
SIX-IIOKSE Hagan gasoline engine, saw,
pump and Jack. Wood binder, two-
horso wagon, one-horse spring wagon,
four head work horses, including pnir
horses for dray or heavy carriage. Two
buggy horses, ono a good saddle horse,
all gentle. In fact most anything you
want for your farm. Including acetylene
gas outfit W. H. Young, Route 5, Macon,
Ga. Phono 1222.
FOR RENT—Three connecting rooms.
cation. Phono' 2166.
FOR SALE—My elegant $600 upright pia
no. used with best ca’.*e three months;
leaving city In five days jind must require
Homo money: terms on*%!l over $30.00 If
desired, nnd must sell at once. Address
uro Telegraph.
FOR SALE—Four new Remington type
writers at $65; three $18 typewriter
desks ot $10 each; ono second-hand Rem
ington at $35; nil In good condition. Ap
ply Business Office, Macon Telegraph.
comber 30; send check; birds guaranteed.
J. Q. Colle, Montlccllo, Ga.
Vlnevlllo
ave. Seventy-one fool front. Very de
sirable. Bargain. S "
FOR SALE—Building lot
foot fr«_....
O. M. DaviO;
CABBAGE PLANTS. 2Bc for 100. $1.25
per 1,000. Apply J. W. Anioson.
Second st. Telephone 1397.
FOR SALE—Goss perfecting pres*, with
complato stereotype outfit; good order;
prints 4 or 8 page*; 11.250 fob Macon.
Address Telegraph. Macon. Ga.
PERSONAL
Hatcher, 221 Kovsytii at., Macon. Ga.;
peaches from May to November, In ripen
ing; of tested varieties; also apricot*,
sweet cherry, pear*, paper walnuts, that
makes good shade trees and plenty of
nuts; Japan persimmons, granted and
seedling pecan*, tigs nnd pomegranate*,
best tested varieties of plums; on© with
eight years teat, scale proof and no
worms; grapes nnd scuppernongs, mulber
ry and
right man to secure i _ „
business. Must have two thousand dol
lars or more to Invest and be nblo to
furnish highest references as to character
and ability. WIU only consider man who
can devote entire time to business. At*
dress W. W. C., car© Th© Telegraph.
MONEY TO LOAN.
REAL ESTATE LOANS—$100 and up-
Co., <07 Cherry i
MISCELLANEOUS
BEAUTY FLOUR Is the best, not as
good. Say Beauty Flour to your gro-
ceryman and get the beat.
WE HAVE th© only hand cars that
coasts; oak your boya what "coast"
mean*. S. S. Parmelee Co.
CABBAGE PLANTS of superior strains,
grown J)y C. M. Gibson. Young's Island,
snteed.
Fpll count and satisfaction guar
FOR SALE
W© offer for this price a thoroughly
modern 6-room cottage on Park Place,
on a good lot that front* 70 feet and
has a depth of an acre. Thl* place
has every convenience and Is one of
the nicest places that has been offered
for some time. Wo are facilitated to
give terms.
•' $1,500.
nice 5-rqom cottage on Ross street
well located and a bargain at the
price. Terms If desired.
Minton-Morgan Co.
FOR SALE
Nos. C07 and 509 Mulberry at., It|
story brick building* Second stotTr
arranged for residence,? BARGAIN fok
QUICK SALE.
Orange at. residence, 10 room*, re
cently overhauled and painted. Alley
on 2 aides; large lot.
Two-story brick store In good bust*
n'iou-Iity. Will *.rrhang<* for small
farm. Inquire at office for particu
lars.
New Cottage; large lot, at Crump'S
Park.
Six-room dwelling' and 4 acres In
Bellevue.
35 acres near town. C*Ienty of wa
ter and woods. $1,150.
100 acre* splendid level land. New
improvements; fine orchard of 2,000
trees.
Some splendid farms from $6.00 per
acre up.
Home funds on long time ab 7 per
cent. Call on me next week SURE., ^
GEO. W. DUNCAN t
WANTED
FOR SALE
One splendidly Improved plantation
car Macon; very best condition; would
make giand country home. Farms In
various localities, lumber lands, vacant
lots In different parts of city. Several
Improved city lots that pay well as In
vestments.
JONES REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
For" Rent\
No. 4H Fourth St.. :60.00
No. STS Orange St ;.•.....J60.00
No. 453 Second St *55.00
No. €06 Poplar St *60.00
No. 742 College St..... *35.00
No. 270 Columbus St.. *25.00
No. C15 Poplar St *50.0#
$25,000
To Loan
More people come to us for loans
than go to any one else. The reasons
aro plain: We always have the money
In tho bank ready to pay. We make
examinations promptly; that means
no delay for you. We havo . one,-
charge to everybody.
Geo. B. Turpin Sons
FOR SALE
Suburbanliome
Owner wishes to sell home In sub
urbs; five minutes* walk from car line.
Brand new house of five rooms, eight-
foot hall running through entire house.
Nine-foot veranda . running around
three sides of the house (125 feet);
large lot, bam, stables, etc. This house
was built to live In and not to sell,
which makes quite, a difference In Its
construction. $2,000; $500 ‘cosh, bal
ance in payments of $25 a month at
eight par cent interest. Can feet pos
session in few days after sale Is made.
Will also sell from one to five large
beautiful vacant lots adjoining, ele
vated and level,.-nicely and-with Ber
muda grass, cheap price and liberal
terms also on these lots. * '
Exceptionally fine place for poultry,
sheep, goats, hogs, etc. This Is a real
and true bargain, as you will see on
investigation; better see It today.
Address, SUBURBAN HOME,
C^are Telegraph.
For Sale
A neat five-room* cottage on about
an acre of ground fronting car line,
near Log Cabin Club an extremely desir
able placo and with plenty of room ,
for another house without crowding.; ■
Price $2,500. Tills Is cheap consid
ering location and improvements. Can
make reasonable terms If wanted.
H. Horne
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND
Grand Building.
Sto.e, 504 and 506
Store, 451 Cherry sti
road track facilities.
FOR RENT.
nd 506 Fourth street; rail-
street.
Second and Third floor Evening News
Building.
Storage *vaee at English Compress
Building, - Southern Railroad track faclli
ties.
DWELLINGS.
7-»*. dwelling near Whittle School.
7-r. dwelling, 210 Firat street. .
7- r. dwelling, 457 and 459 New street
8- r. dwelling, 243 Carling avenue.
5-r. cottage South College street
t -r. cottage, Lynn ave.. YlnevlUo (new)
-r. cottage, 406 ar * “ ~
cuiii*Be, iu« and 408 Ross street.
.. in dwelling. 661 Orange street. ^
Elegant - apartments in Dr. Frasier’*
new apartment house of 5. 6, 9
8EVERAL BARGAINS In second-hand
..buggies, surreys and wagons; second
hand army saddles at bargain prices. S
S. Farmelee Co.
BUILD YOUR houses of long leaf yellow
yards, comer Sixth and Cherry at*.; with
eighteen years' cxpcrlenc© In the lumber
business, we are tn position to meet the
sharpest competition on any else or shape
of long leaf yellow pine, rough or dreised
—all grades—ami we deliver the grade we
oell; complete stock framing, weather
boarding flooring, cetllng. finish, shingles,
lath*. Ifine and cement plaster, door and
window frames made to order; small as
well as large order* will receive our
prompt attention. Telephone 220.
CABBAGE PIANTS. Carden Plants.
Grown tn the open air will stand the
voidest winter. Prices l to 4 thousand.
$1.50; 4 to 9 thousand. SL25; over 9 thou
sand. $1.00 per thousand. F. O. B. Meg-
S <’ \\ .» • i.il x
rate* Write us for agent*' outfit and
preposition. N. H. Blltch Co.. Meggetta.
8. C.. the largest truck farm In the world
HALL*
t SCHOOL FOR BO\<S can admit
more pupils; second session b<|
Dixon Hall. Prtn.. Bogart. Ga.
For Sale
In Viueville, on the car line,
I oiler a six-room cottage, on
large lot, for a quick sal^, at
$2,600:00 i* '
This is o new house rijn! liah
porcelain tub, cabinet mantels,
and is generally what is called
a modern house. I can make
terms with a fair cash pay
ment h • '
Frank B. West
Real Estate and Insurance,
417 Cherry St.
RENT LIST
127 Bellevue Ave.
742 College* 9-r...
426 Calhoun. S-r...
THE
tlo.w) per >«xr. Term bcgtiuT Jon
Further Information apply to Mrs. 1
Parker, proa.
ngert deny-1 £21 Duncan
155 Fourth. 7-r
1171 Oglethorpe, 7-r
LOST
Phone 187. HSum J&ESIj.
UNS, LOCKS. SAFES, El<
REPAIRED.
H ft H. R HUHN, I' ,*,
•foment Arncr. Nat l Bank , ,
bank; po»»rf*ton January
Equitable
ml pkf* fur
111 Second aL,
la
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FOR nrs nil km r D.-M .1
. truck farm la OaryUia artw
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turns, etr.; r »r. ; aaeu^h
Und to p■»•!««•<* a »»tit of triri
Mlnutaa fro.a eeort bou«. U
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War;.U:f -t. u u Pridi
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140 Highland ITS, 7-r.«
261 Orange. 7-r
STORES.
420 Mulberry St
150 Poplar St
$29.00
$33.00-4
$20.00
$18.50
$22.50
$25.00
$22.30
possession
sco r<
mla
(Jan
$50.90
Georgia Loan & Trust Co. t 1 '
565 Mulberry Street,
For Rent
11 Hill Park S;„ 7-r $2.7,50
.. Cleveland Ave., 6-r $1-8.00
407 Duncan AvC.; 6>r $20.00
221 Duncan Ave., 7-r $18.50
114 Cievelobd* Atta, 8-r. .$20.00 .
135 piedmont. Avo., o*r. v .......$12.50’
112 Lamar SL. 6-r... $25.00
421 Boundary St, G-r. '....$20.00
500 Hawthorne St., 5-r...... .*.$12700
ISS Rembert Ave.,’ 7-r...'.;. $27.50
25 Anderson St. 7ir,;.;..y $20.00
.. Lilac St„ 6-r $ 8;60""
FOR SALE.
A plot of six (6) beautiful lots, front
ing Bellevue avenue on car line Just
beyond Log Cabin, finely located and
will make- splendid home sites, besides '
there is about one-half acre In each
lot. We offer tho entire plot of ai*
lots all for ONLY $600. *
Jordan Realty Co.
Real Estate, Insurance
and Ldans.
Phone 1136.
4th National Bank Building.
FOR sale:
Suburban . Home
Advertiser wishes to sell.
home in suburbs, two minutes’
walk from car line, brand new;
house of five rooms, 7-foot hall
mnning through house; 9-foot
veranda running around sides
of house; large lot. Price
$2,000—$500 cash and $21.50 a
month, WHICH INCLUDES
INTEREST. Address
G. C. EARLE,
353 THIRD ST. '
FOR SALE
.$ 900—WIU buy one of the nicest lots
on the crest of North Highlands.
It Is lot No. 22, fronts 70 feet
and Is 210 feet deep. We will
also help you to build on same
on reasonable terms.
$ 600—A nice vacant lot on Duncan
avenue, on Uugucnia Height*.
b. a. Wise & co.
$11,000—WUl bu
property* r
month; th!
and atway
of the city
meat.
ng for $100.00 per
s two brick store*,
MACON, uuoi
SAVANNA RAIL* I
Murpliey & Taylor
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