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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: KKil)A V, SEPTEM BEK 3, 190Tl D eon SALE-REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Semi-Central* Property. o.mt estate near tlie center of ft growing ," B is there any such savings bank! —* J&s- Idea*. *.«,vitY*AVE.'—This is one of the near-in n* IN .. comes next to Mitchell-st.. and . *i ,re< f{ne for development. We offer the SJE Swift*"™ tnd Central-.... Sf #5.250. aitVST One of the best of the eross- "Peachtree streets for investment purposes: •A- of Peachtree and Ct»ln is to become a u NntAWB hotel and automobile center. We “V So S3 E«>t Cain. 1<7\ 3x100, for (R. I5o’ rn.b. strong business tvUTON-8T.—Another which has not yet reached its stride; ■ mat opportunity tor modrrnto capital to in- L51fhr S.rn.rd inner circle. In the rmirar " d : IX »r» .o.h proper!,- ns thi. will bo In hlrli-priccd a« In .-hut fliit liuj-era. We JjJ er a 50-foot corner tor $7,500. -.,,00 for $3,000: Just one of those bargains Kf t will grow on you and enable you to ahsrc in the development of n riling bust* nrss street. Forrest and George Adair. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Oar cent a word for nds. under tills hemllng. .7,NTKn—Second-innd sterciintlenn. eltlier .ifiiiiiie or single: no electric Ii|i|inrntua sure. Wnnt to mlnpt It to noetylene. (lire full tmrtleulnrg nnd prlee. Nterouptl- nin. eiire ileorglnn, S WANTEI»-Sm»ll ruldier-tlred trap or run- niKiut and borne., stillnlile for siniill llff E- 1’. q Hox S44. 9-3-20 tvE I’AY highest en.h’ prlee. for house- I, .pi goods, plnnoi nnd ofTlee furniture, Pa.li adrnneod on eonslgntnents. (’entrnl W. E. WORLE^, REAL ESTATE. 415-416-417 Empire Bidg. A PICK-UP. THIS is on Ponce DeLeon-nve. and at a point that is accessi ble to sewer and watec and plenty near to the car line. We have a man that owns 110 feet front with n depth of 255 feet that wants to build on half of the lot. provided he can sell the other half at once. He will guarantee to start a house cost ing four thousand dollars on half of the lot within ten days from the time the other lot is sold. Remember, this is on the great thoroughfare to Druid Hills nnd one of the prettiest building sites on the street. This lot is being offered for $2,000 if sold within the next few' days and for spot cash. The lioipp 12 E««t Mitchi-n .t. ii,-ii i that will be built on the other , -K5 half of the lot will be a $7,500 TV4NTF.!>—Srpoml-lininl. furniture. offlc- nod household good**, highest ensh l»rlc« Mid tor tame. A. Springer, 25 Smith Pry nr jif li phono If.?* Mftlw PALMISTRY. «y*nt n word for n<19. malar tbit htadlng. MAPA.MK OKI. HEY, the *ncce**ful psychic puliiilKl. ndvInoK you on love. family nnd |,i( g |uosH nffnlrn. lawsuit*. marriage*. olinngo HM^-iiliitlou«. Investment*. lout nrtlelo*. etc*. 174 8.mth Pryor, nehr Fn!r*st. MEDICAL. Opr cent n word for nds. under this heading. TAlxP KFRLKY CURB tor whisky, drugs. tolscco linl-.lt nnd neurnsthenla. Do not illow yourself Hiked The ouly pine* this treatment Is obtainable Is nt the only Keeley Institute In Georgia. 229 Woodward-are.. Atlf.nra Dewberry’s Delight. (fcvEII FAILS to remnr, the cause which orm.I.-n* ilckne*. when used nerordlng to dlrrrtlnni Sold hy nil drilggl.l*. 0-20-21 FOR RENT—FARMS, One cent n trail for nil.-mnler this limiting. THI CK FARM with six-room house: Hnpe- vllle. eisl enr line. tf. II. Drondnux. enr* therlff’s office. 8-30-11 EDUCATIONAL. One cent a word for ml*, miller this (tending. title nni I rnllmnd agency, typewriting nnd *-*- ** will Ih» to yon~ — L “- “ school. State FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. $5,500.00 SWELL. BUNGALOW INMAN PARK JUST TAKK A LOOK AT IT AND YOU WILL BUY OX SIOIIT. ABSOLUTELY YHB NICEST SIX-ROOM IlUXOAl.OW EVER BUILT IX INMAX PARK FOB! •run pbick. beautiful lot ox best STREET. AIIIIAXOKMEXT IDEAL. EX- TREMEt.V EASY TERMS. West End Cottage BEAUTIFUL SIX-ltOOM COTTAGE ON PROMINENT STREET. I.OT LEVEL ASTI WELL SHADED. EVERYTHING llOflERX. PRICK ONLY J4.3S0; TERMS 8230 CASH AND 135 MONTHLY. YOU cax't Equal it for the price. SHARP BOYLSTON. 26 S. Broad St. Phones 756-881. SALE—REAL ESTA Tu REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FOR SALE—REAL E 7 TATE. W. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON] J-stotgeon co„ FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE. M. L. PETTY. REAL ESTATE RENTING AND LOANS. 12 SOUTH BROAD. WM. H. WITHERS. Real Estate. 202-3 Kiser Bldg., Opp. City Hall. 8PKCIAL—$5,500, Houiton-it., close in, 9u feet front, thru To Graeo-st., four double housee, renting tor $000 n year. NO. 488 CRKW-8T.—oo reet tront by feet deep; large, ahady lot; 2-atory 8-room house; porcelain tub, wa»h down eloiet, *lnk. A- modern, handsome home; two car lines, cherted street. A bargain nt $2,850; term*. value when finished and will be strictly modern nnd attractive in every way. Here is an opportu nity for the home-seeker. W. E. : WORLEY. AUT0M0BILE8. One cent n word for nd«. under this bending. two horse* in trade. Address Jack. Georgian. AUTOMOim.F.S pnlnted. IIOODK and FF.N* DERS KNAMP-I.F.D by apeelnl iiroee$4 which adds irrently to their durability at well a* appearance Wheel*, axles and •prlng* repaired. Ton* repaired nnd eor- ’red. High grade KNOINK WORK. Rod- lei built to order. John M, Smith, 120-122-124 Anburo-av* 4-21-41 MISCELLANEOUS. One rent a.word for ad*, under tbl* bending. KTOVF, ANT) RANGE REPAIRING. Range* n»i'l gn» atove* mored nnd conneetetl. We •lo nil.kinds of store work. Southern 8tore .#HPP»/ Co., 123 Wbitebail-st. Both tele. Mmiit**. •-21*21 For Rent Typewriters. I'lerirAR,; Trnatvfj»ar Cn , r*and|»R fltde BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SHEET METAL WORK. C. A. GOUGE. Tin ROOFING. SHEET IRON nnd metnl vork. 7, noth phone. J443. C-22-4 furnace regulation. A REGULATOR that will regulate. Snvej 3 per cent of fuel. Guaranteed. Put In y, n trial We nro sole agent*. Moncrief cumace Company. bicycles, bicycles, bicycles. °- ALEXANDER. Id 'Vhltchnll-.t. Xi>w and aveond-hnnd wIiccIm for nnle. Will ex- rtiange new for old or buy *eeoud-hand *heH*. Repair work a specialty. 5-19-22 FLY SOnEENS—FLY SCREENS. MOON A CAUTF.R. We tnnnufneture nnd f’Pftlr fly screens; hank, store fixture* and * am I fare. 40^ Petem-*t. Phone 915 Main. harness .and saddles. H-I- KINDS home-made hnrnea* and sad- i.I" 1 ** nnd Dill Itue of horse covert and yJP roliet. Special repair department. D. Morgan. 133 Whitehall. $*21-27 umbrei.las and parasols. PAUL RtlllKERT. NO. I VIADUCT I’LACS. ynnrellft* repnlreil and re-corered. W n. X CRAIG * CO. v* R F1.I. I.UMRER. 1.ATI1R nnd shingle* any quantity. Cnrhmd* a e;»eflnlty. •rompt delivery. Also side ent tmlldlng 168 Whitehall-*!. Hell phone Main Afinutn 1724. $-154 COTTON SEED MEAL—HULLS. P. R. LOGAN tc CO., 519 Austell Rhlg., Atlanta, Ca. '-‘AR LOTS DELIVERED ANY WHERE. 14 23 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FLY SCREENS, CARPENTER WORK FLY MCHF.KNS, FL\ SCREENS—1/*! n* figure with jron before you buy. Moody ir Holbrook, 277 Edgewood. Pbone Ivj 1229. 4*5-1 BRICK. SHALE BRICK. ASK I'OIi nitwr'i tctl U Mifflin Hood. e-34-13 L. M. JOHNSON & CO.. REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE bail Loans. Call on as for bargain*. Both phones 4691. 405 Peters Iralldlof. MUSIC BY MAIL. WE WANT YOUR NAME on our molllnp list. Writ* for catalogue nnd one piece of tnualc free. Arno Musle Co., 63 Peachtree. 6-11*20 dentistry* DR. W. W. MePOLLUM-Teeth extracted without pain. 590 Amtell Bldg. Phone*: Main 1237, Atlanta 1104. 111*11 SAFETY RAZOR BLADE SHARP ENED. AM. kind*; thin wnf»r Sc |>er doion. Writ* for conrcnlrnt mnlllnir rkrioon. The Tool Conipna?, S3 Mitricttn-st., Atlnnte. Ua. A SURE THING. AM. TnnERCfJLOSrs hatplim, lire iMfAtl Inc wnrin-nlr hrnllnc iiy the ttro-trny if* tent. Hr- m. Stnnton Iicnter Ccmiiuuy, M South Koiivth I'hone Mnlti 33C9. 41115 TYPEWRITERS. TflB 1. C. SMITH, onl.r rl«lhl» Icpeurrtlrr. Tyne horn trill not otlrk nnt/nrw model: ]uit out. II. M. Alba Co., At Inn to. IV.-1 " KEllELEY STUDIO. ARTISTIC PORTRAITS. Bromide*. *te. Kodak pletnre* enlarged and colored. OW paintings repaired. * 416 Austell building. At Junta. Ga. TAILORING. 117 ADOPTING .lone*' •T*tnm. you eon wear tollored itarmetit* fit for n million, nlre ami not mils tbo money. 34Vi En»t Alabama. MM HAY’S LADIES’ TAILORING. LADIER’ PINE TAILORING at r*ry r*»- ionnhlr prion. Apodal price* tbl* jum pier. Call at 4t I.uoklo-it. A-30-3 STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING. STOVES ANI>_ IIASGBB rrnniri-d. tuorjd A. Shelton tc Tiro., 113 Marietta-*!. Both phone, M7S. «-Ml SEWING MACHINES. WHEN VOU BUT o lowing mneblne get the be»t. We sell Singer anil Wheeler & Wil son machine* "for on eh'* or on easy pay ment*. Old mneblne* taken In exchange. Singer Sewing Mneblne Company, ft While. bnll-St. Both phone* Mnln 1893. 7-14 FURNITURE AND STOVES. LOWEST I’llICKR on fnrnltnte store* nnd ’"’range. Southern Store nnd Supply Com pany, 133 WbltobnlUt. llolh phone*. MADAME PAULINI, CLAIRVOYANT AXD SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. Office hour* 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. dally, except Sunday. WALL PAPER! t. M. QUICK * CO..-well p*p«r. Pilot*. it,In.', bm.be*. monntlnr.. *te. r.intiaj tnd decorating. 20 South Bro*d-«t. 6-S-J3 HARDWOOD FLOORS. PARQUKT hardwood door* furnished, laid ■an finished complete. Bdwranl Haynes Lumber Conipaar. 43 .Sprlogst., Atlantn. Ga. w HWI TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED. AM, MAKES mneblne., 515 up. Typewriter* rebuilt; repaired. Atloutn Typewrite.'Lx. rhance. Atlnnm. FIREPROOF STORAGE. WK RTORi: timt.ehoM go»d*_ *"d Plano* Office 12 Aubnrn-*ve. John J. Wood*ld*. A WELL-LOCATED vacant lot in terminal district. Will pay well If improved; $500. L. A. WOODS, 413-414 Empire Building. Both Phones 2099. I MAKE EASY TERMS. $8,600—West Peachtree, 2-atorr 8-room hfjine. Now, if you are looking foe a home •nil one that you c*n be proud of, let u» ahow you this place. It I* in the section where it U hard to find • home that you can buy at any price; It is new, jmt com pleted thi* week, and is s peach; ha* ell conveniences, including furnace heat; lot 50 x20C. Terms easy. NORTH BOULEVARD—We have one of the prettiest 0-room cottage homes on this poo- ular stmt: In fact, it is the only one that section that is on the market; has lot 178 feet deep, and is rlose to Fonce De- Leon-ave., ana the price is below $5,000, on terms. Let me show you this right away, it won’t keep. Bell Phone 1031-32. 295 WASTNNGTO.V-ST.—Wo have right going out. lietweiMi ■ Crun IMrhnr.lK..ii. «ui a large lot. with si splendid, Well-built and conveiili ranged 12*rooni bump; all corn- two toilets. This Douse has Just hr cd and overlmulwl. It lx In splem tlon. Now occupied by town any tlim*. Ten minutes* walk from l’rln* $50. Standard Phone 1881. FOR SALE. ttng-* in South' Kirkwood NICE 7-mom first-class construction; u lugs; corner lot. 157x150; g< line; excellent Uflgbhorbof trie lights; file sh:nl.'. down, balance en*.v par Widsslnger. rice $3.5)9; $500 193 LAWTON-St.-On th» right, going out. GOOD 8-morn rottnge nt East La* between Gordon ami Oak-xts., yro have n*r lot, 59x1*0 to alley, overlooking fills splendid S-rooin 2-story home, situated : grounds; fronts east; n bargain nt $1,000; on large lot. This home ts brand new and | easy terms. See Mr. .Wei thoroughly modern throughout. This If Is In one of those beautiful West End loca tions that tunke this little suburb so popu lar. A bn-giIn for 832.50. have splendidly built 8-rooni 2-story home with fnrimee lient nnd nil conven ience*. Lot 50x150. This Is in one of the pretty newly built sections of Inman Park, where vacant houses are hard to find. To A-l tenant $42.5?. CLOSE IN. near Wnshliigton-st.. : 8-mom house; all eonveiibMirns; so inet mantels, two sets.of sliding doc neighborhood; nice home or Inv Rental $32.50. Prlee $3,230. See Mr. story cab. IN 4XMAN PARK, near Euclid* voted vacant lot, 50x940 frbuts; all conveniences; ’ tlon. A bargain. Terms. Mr. Dubbins. in do st reef veil built up sec- Price $1,500. See STORES FOR RENT. CORNER Edgewood and CourtIand-*t.—Thres of the beat stores and the beet location on flic Mrect. Three blocks from Penchtrce. Size each 20 by 00. Attractive fronts, awn ing and plate-gins* show window*. Price right. 171 WHITEIIALL-ST.—between Trinity and Garnett. Attractive front; tire 20 by 60, with large wareroom in rear. Spbndid place for manufacturing and Raleeroom combined. New and modern. $41.07. I BA WEST MITCHELL-ST.—At the head of Rroad. Splendid place tor any retail busi ness. Splendid plate glass show window. We ere going to rent this store at some price quick. 107-109 WI1ITEHALL-ST.-— 1 Two stores, brand new. Size each 20 by 00. Attrae- Cheap rent. Interesting M, L. THROWER Real Estate, 39 N. Forsyth St. ; FORD & CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND LOANS. 1G N. Pryor St., .Kimball House. Bell Phone 2336. Atlanta Phone 280. $2,759 WILL Of-V splendid five-room cottage on Ilnss-sf.,. between (’nnftoi-ave. ami Frnser-st. Lot 50x200. All convenience*. Terms to suit you. Tills place l« easily worth $3,000. Pome quick If you wnnt this. $2.Q00 WILL BUY splendid six-room cottage on Stewnrt-nve. Lot 46x150. Term* to suit. Thin U ii nice little pick-up. $7,000—North Doulersrd, one of the prettiest 2-atory 8-rooin homes on the atreet, nil conveniences and piped for furnace; is nearly new and in first-class condition. This was built for a home, and if that la what you ore looking for, let ns ahow it to you. Lot 50x200. taate; large lot nnd ep*y term*. VEDADA WAY—Do you know where this street 1st f If you don’t, just come by this office and we will carry you out to see two of the prettiest north Hide homes. They are new, 7-room, all conveniences, piped for 60x140. Terms NEAR Pryor-at. and Georgis-ave. we have a new 5-room eottago with all convenience* that we can sell vou for $1,000; $300 cash and $20 per month. What Is the use of pay ing rent when you cun buy a place like this these terms! Large lot. $9,600—South Pryor-st, home of si roogis, with all modem conveniences and on the best car line in the eity. This place ha* been built about four years, and was built for a home, bnt the owner has moved sway and had rather sell than rent the plaee. It you are looking for n bargain on this lovely atreet, let us ahow you this place. Extra large lot, 50x200. to alley. This is near Georgis-ave. and close to school. $2,400—Formwalt-st., close in. we have i nearly new 5-room cottage in fine condi tlon with' Int 50x100; has plenty of shade and fruit trees, lat we can sell you for ’ actually worth bargain, let us OK GLENN-8T., close to PryoV-st., within ten rofnutes’ walking distance, we have a dandy 6-room and hall cottage In the very best condition that we can sell you at a bar gain and on easy terms; this ia on the cor ner lot, too. BU8INE8S DIRECTORY. PHOTOGRAPHS. Abananza Studio, V.i WHITEHALL. Main !T«. Commercial and art fotografera. "Potoa for every purpose.” Professional finishing for gran- tetira; films supplied; kodaks rented. Pic ture* copied, enlnrged nnd framed. C-29-43 DROPSY. DROPSY CURED—Otvea quick relief; atop* shortness of breath In TA to 4S hour*: re- more a all swelling In 15 fn 20 day*. If you can’t call. Write O. If. Collum Dropsy Mcdl- efuo Co., >IJ West rtnuter-st., Atlanta, On. 7-U-t* S. B. TURMAN & CO., Beal Estate, Hcnting and Loans. Cor. Broad and Alabama Sts. mnarrn u-niom railage. vne nn- ished In hardwood, birch doors; beautiful lot, $5,500. Terms to suit. MYRTLE-8T,—Modern 2-atorr 8-room house, built for a home, eaat front .large lot, plen ty of shade, $7,250. One at $6,500; terms EIGIITH-8T. LOTS—A few left at $030 to $1,000; 50x160, level. Here i* (he Disco to make money; next spring will bring $1,500 easy. MILL CONSTRUCTED BUILDING—In tha wholesale district, near Forayth-at,. w« have 8-storv fireproof mill constructed build ge lot: has 22 square feet of hnn freight elevator, aide and PrJro reduced to actual cost. TL aee; & BATTLE HILL—Near Joe John*on-ave., we have a nice little bargain in n new 5-rootn house: school and ehurehet close by. Price, $1,600; terms. CORNER BROAD AND ALABAMA-8T8. FOR SALE 22 ACRES HAPEVILLE section, ac commodation trains stop in front of house, 5-cent fare to the city. 19 acres cleared, 8-room residence. This is just what you are looking for. Special price for a few j days. ' * ”** m * THOMSON & LYJJES, 18 nnd 20 WALTON STREET. BOTH PH6NES 458. . FOR SALE. 72 BERNE-ST., just off South Boulevard, one short block from the car line, and right nt Grant park. Thi* I* an up-to-date 6-room eottago on a corner lot, with gas nnd electric lights. Now, say, this place hni to be sold during the next 30 days, an< want an offer. So If you want a home, and wnnt it nt a bargain price, by nil means are thla. The owners.live thero nnd will show you thru. Don't forget. THOMSON & LYNES. 727-728 Empire Bldg., Bell 4375. Atlanta 1279.! I AX8I.EY UAliK HOME do, tlie most dealrnh I beautiful park, we t lllll! Si. fl .r to Rfl \ 'I'll I u I . „M: ln W» P« «!>i. n„ —LOOK AT 114 rOI’KXini.L-AVE.. ! ."It you. I.VUAX 1‘AIIK. Til IS IS A WELL-1 ijtMAx'uAKK IImTh-,.. II... Btlll.T COTTAGE OF SIX UOOMK I |,, 0 AX'D IIAl.t- OX MAST FnOXTjn.lv bon,.•» i,r,. 1..-I..K l.iillt’. w, LOT, C5x3C). AXD IS WELL WOHTIl j 13,0X1. AVI* ABE 8ACBIFIUIXG THIS l'I.ACi: BECAUSE Till ITVYXEB HAS BOUOHT A IJIKOEU j . HOUSE. IT AVII.I. ONLY TAKE A . SMALL CASH PAYMENT TO IIAX- j ox AV.VVEItt.Y WAY OLE THIS, AXD WITH A SMALL! <•„„ I„,r yon III „,, AMOUNT OF MONEY STENT IIEBE YOU CAN BESEI.L FOB 33.730. IT MUST HE SOI.I, THIS WEEK. WH WANT AX OFFEH. arhtreq elr- on of this a ten-room •st opportu* trie lights, fur- nnd electric light! n occupied: for $6.0 i place, and if It $3,250—FOR THIS AMOUNT AND ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS WE CAN SELL YOU A COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS AND HALL. WITH ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, NEAR MORELAND-AVE. AND HIGIILAND-AVE. LOT 50x153; LEVEL AND SHADY. NOTHING ELSE IN THIS SECTION AS CHEAP AS THIS. $3,250—ON CIIEtlOKEE-AVE.. FACING THE PARK. WE HAVE A SEVEN- ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE LOT. THAT WE CAN SEUl YOU" ON TERMS OF $350 CASH AND $.*0 TER MONTH. THIS SHOULD RENT FOR $27.60. DON’T MISS THIS BARGAIN. $3,150—NEAR MORELAND-AVE. AND DRUID HILLS WE CAN SELL YOU A NEW COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS AND HALL; LARGE. SHADY LOT; TERMS ARE VERY EASY. IF VO(T APPRECIATE A NICE LITTLE HOME IN A SEC TION THAT IS KITRB TO EN* HANCE, rOU WILL HUY THIS ON SIGHT. ON BASS-ST.. ad! yon a r Huntsville, Ala., Sept. 3. — Gov ernor Comer has made engagementa to apeak at several points In northern AlaLainu on the prohibition amendment to the constitution and to review the work of the legislature. He will apeak first at Madison Sunday night and will then come to Huntsville to address a prohibition rally on Labor day. He will go to Owens Cfosa Hoads Tuesday nnd from there he will go to Scotts- boro to speak Tuesday night. Representative N A than M. Rowe will entert.ain the governor at his home at Trlana Sunday. HIGHLAND AVENUE HOME—$100 CASH. OH, YOU RENTERS!” Why pay $50, $60 and $70 n month rent when you can buy n nice home on Highland nvc. (corner lot), nine rooms nnd reception hall; extra large lot, for only $100 and $50 per month. ATLANTA REALTY- INVESTMENT CO., 6 1-2 Wliitehall-st. J. D. FLEMING & BRO. OWNERS. 905 4tb Nat. Bank Bldg.’ Both Phones 2963. KEYSTONE PARK COLONY OnANOE AND VEGETABLE FARMS. Ten-Acre Farm—$10 cash nnd $5 month. Twenty-Acre Farm—$20 cnab. $10 month. Forty*Aero Farm—$49 cash. $20 mouth. Booklet furnished on demnnd. TAMPA BAY LAND CO. Thos. J. Morris, Gen. Agt. 425 Century Bldg., Bell Main 1890, Atlanta, Qa. 60-ACRE FARM. THREE mile* of Aeworth, Ga., we offer a good term, 40 acre*; can ho cultivated; well watered, 4-room house, close to churchen and achoola, mill*, etc. .We will trade thla place for Atlanta city property. Value of fnrnt $1,500. Act quickly. This ia a bar* gain. TWO-STORY M4 WASrriXOTOX-ST.—Hull don*. I,p. .. finish up this handsome 8-roora 2-story house to suit you. Price, $5,000; $500 cash, balance like rent. COTTAGE ATLANTA REALTY- INVESTMENT CO., 6 1-2 Whitehall-st. REAR 441 FRASEB-ST.—New 6-room houae, water and newer. Rent, $12 per month or $1,200 buys it. or would exchange it for vacant lota on car line. IN SHORT METER BUNGALOWS. THOS. \y. JACKSON, 4th Nat. Bank Bldg. 20-87 MORELAND-AVE—Six rooms c /They ere about finished. See them “ “ *d. Largs lots and nicely I mwHrm home* In an exceedingly fine neighborhood. Nothing batter In Atlanta, $5,500, assy. FOR RENT—HOUSES. CONTRACTORS. FOR CRUSHED STONE, rabble granite, 172$. 6-15-2 ART LESSONS. T frnnli DRAWING. Water Color*. Oil. I teacn China. Order* taken. A. L. Blackman. 32 Carnegie place. Ivy IS$9. •*2S*I3 PLUMRING, STEAM AND GaITfIT** TING. B, F. STOCKTON. Pln'nhlng. Steam nnd Gas Fitting. 24 South Pryor-at, Plior.e I«I. 6 23-32 RUBBER TIRES. WE DO HIGH-CLASS rubber tiring nt lowest nrtee*. AH workcmnahlp nnd rub ber guaranteed. Thus. _IU Ferjruaon. 12V% Pteilmnnt-nve. Phone 207j$ Atlanta. 6-S-22 PLUMBING. STEAM AND GAS FIT TING. C. R, BENNETT. Plumbing Contractor. VA Aubnrr.-ave. Main 2721-J. Fonrteen year* practlciil • xperb-m-e !n thla city. Personal attention given nil work. 5-21-2 HIGH-CLASS CLEANING. LACE CURTAINS—Clean three iwlrt fot $1 nt The Adamson !*re**!ng clnb. nell phone Mill! 1380. Atlanta phone 1201. RETAILED AND REPAIRED. ROUNTREE’S. Fbooci. Bell U.is 1ST*. Atlint. >«S*. SEWI.VQ MACHINES REPAIRED. Ai.i. iiAKKS uf —ulag mnrfcitiis rof,s!r-,i by expert workmen. Price* reauinable. Slnyer Sewing Machine Co., 79 Whitehall at. Roth phones 1803 Main. 7*29-15 PLUMBING. STEAM GAS FITTING. DtVID W. TAB BROUGH. MASTER PLUMBER. Pboues 125d. 20 Uaet Hunter St $■3-14 HOUSES FOR RENT. Parties desiring to rc.nt houses, flats or rooms can get lists of all property for rent in the city by apply ing it our information bu reau in our furniture de partment. No charge for service. J. M. HIGH COMPANY, Department Store. FOR RENT. 33 OABKILD PLACK. Thla brand new firat-fioor 5-room apart ment is nrf the west aide of Garfield place, between Hast and I!ighland*ave*.; hax ga«, hot and cold water: birth, eloaet, stationary waahstand. alnk in the kiteken; In one of oar beat neighborhoods, and being new U in the beat of repair; earn half block aw ay; will be completed ond ready for oeeapaney Sep tember 1. Rent, fio.it> per immia. WE PtJBtiRH a weekly rent bulletin, giv ing a good deacrlptlnn ot everything we have for rent. Gat a copy. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, NOTES flO.Ofllt PURCHASE IfOXKY XOTES .xfii.ng, for T.r.nt proprrtr. BRICK. Do you wnnt to make Irrlck? We enn aell you the fnnn of 15T*H acres; two-hor*e crop In cultivation. Well tvnfere»! nnd tlinlmrcd. Flue pastures. Two good dwellings nnd Inrgc barn. Fine fruits. Almnt 15 acres fine brick clay In Imttouis; also fine bed kaolin In hill*; fine tor n pot tery, If n**cc*snrr could help start your Plant; MML the kiln. Prlee $2,800. of Atlanta. FARM. $4,500 FOR AN IDEAL FARM. 260 ACRES, lies exceedingly well and wa tered by three streams. Three tenant house* and horna. Two pastures. About 60 acres rpfsad and 40 acre* Oostanaula river bottoms in cultivation and remainder in woods. Schools nnd ehurehes convenient. About 12 seres in Elberta peach trees and other home fruits. Location, ten miles north of Rome, Ga.; two miles west of Pinson Sta tion. i.n Southern railroad sad on east aide of Oostanaula river, near public ferry; two pobife roads thru farm. t TIMBER. 2,600-Acre Belt. 2,600-ACRE BELT—About 15.000.000 feel long leaf yellow pine, unhted. ami about 5,000.000 feet hnrdwooil. Above in St. Clair county. Alabama. Accessible to both Alabama Great Southern and B«*ah****$ Air Line rail roads; 280 acre* fee simpb- and ram, timber atnmpage r“*-—• — * ; limitation. ‘MANUFACTORY. LOT 50x105. c Forpyth; \vi J. D. FLEMING & BRO. The friends of COUNCILMAN J. C. HARRISON arc confident of his re- election to council from the Third ward. Harrison has made the positive announcement of his candidacy. Dr. Cleveland B. Floyd Is still DAN GEROUSLY ILL nt the Presbyterian hospital, where he was operated on for blood poison Thuraday night by Dr. K. C, Davln. Dr. Floyd la one of the moat prominent phyuiclnnw of Campbell county. After a MONTH’S ABSENCE In Vir ginia on his vacation. Dr. J. 8. French, pastor of the First MethOdfut church, win fill his pulpit Sunday nt both serv ice*. The railroad commission has set Oc tober 7 as the date for henring the petition of citizens for a REDUCTION IN THE FARE between Atlanta and Marietta on the Atlanta Northern from 35 to 20 cents. Also for certain Im provements In the service. \ E. L. Worsham, state entomologist, has returned from a PLEASANT VA CATION spent In the West. The Monroe OH and Fertilizer Com pany, at Monroe, Walton county, has been organized, and will begin opera tions with $50,000 capital stock. C. T. Mobley Is president, and SEVERAL ATLANTANS are Interested In the en terprise. The plant will be fireproof. The watchman at the Capital City club has been seeing things. At 10:52 o’clock Thursday night, so he declares, he saw a star half as big as the moon fall. He asserts, also, and no one has disputed his statement, thnt the star had a TAIL 25 FEET LONG, and he thought It was going to start a con- s'derable conflagration. He. is of the private opinion that it was the Star of Bethlehem. The astronomical sharps have not been heard from yet. Rev. A. S. Klelnfield. of Pnterson, N. J., has arrived In the city to take charge, of BETH ISRAEL CONGRE GATION. He Is a man of great ability and the members of the synagogue feci gratified at his acceptance or the caii. The public Is invited to hear him Fri day night at the synagogue. Washing ton and Clarke-ats. In reply to numerous Inquiries which he has received. Councilman Aldine Chambers, of the streets committee, un- npleto lint of all hou*p* for rank to ‘ IIkIumI iri The Georgian’s want very TiiMiUy. Thursday and Heavy Fertilizer Tag Sale., Montgomery, Afe., Sept. 3.—The an nual report of Commissioner of Agri culture J. A. Wilkinson will show that the fertilizer tag sale during the fiscal year of 1908-09 was the greatest in the history of the state. One hundred and six thousand dollars have been realized from this source. A complete lint of all hoiiars for rent in Atlantn la published in The Georgian's want column!! on every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. First to Announce. Huntsville, Ala., Sept. 3.—Representa tive A. D. Kirby, or Madison county, and F. Turner Petty, a candidate for probate judge, have announced them selves n» being In favor of the adoption of the prohibition amendment to the constitution, and have begun to stump the county for its adoption. Mr. Petty Is the first county candidate to an nounce his position from the stump. A complete list of. all house* for rent In Atlanta lx published in The Georgian’* want columns On every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. flounces thnt the work on McLendon- st., which has been stopped for several days, will be resumed at an early date. The work was stopped In order to raise a NUMBER OLf form to the new Councilman Aldine Chambers will leave Atlanta Saturday for Fayette county, where he will attend the FOURTH ANNUAL SINGING given in memory' of his grandfather. James H, Chambers, who In his life was one of the best known citizens of the county. Tfoe singings are attended by the people of the community-and th« relatives of Mr. Chambers, consisting of ei<bt children, sixty grandchildren and twenty great-grandchildren. REV. DUNBAR H. OGDEN, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church, has returned from his vacation and will fill the pulpit at the morning and evening services Sunday. Dr. Ogden has been pending his vacation In Boston and in the mountains of north Georgia. W. II. Riackstock. chairman of the WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENT club, has called a meeting of the club to be held at the Primitive Baptist church, >n Kennedy-st., Friday night at 8:30 o'clock. All members are requested to be present, as matters of importance e to be attended to. Lieutenant B. Cl. Moon, of the coast artillery corps, stationed at Fort De- Sota. Florida, will be tried by the GENERAL OOUUTMARTIAL at Fort McPherson on Monday, September 6. It. tot definitely known for what of fense this officer Is to be tried, It being stated Jit the Department of the Gulf that the charges had been forwarded the judge advocate who is to pre- •• at the trial, and for that reason could not be shown. Monday’s hoarlng promises to be the most Interesting since that held at the Department of the Gulf about a year ago, when a slm- ir court was held. After a vacation which was spent largely In study nt the University of Chicago. REV. EVERETT DEAN EL LEN WOOD, pastor of the UWversallst church, has returned to Atlanta and will preach Sunday morning. The church has hern closed during the sum mer. altho th * Sunday school has beet* in session each Sunday. Major Frederick Palmer. United States army, retired, assigned to Geor gia as Inspector of the national guard, has returned with his wife and son from a three months’ outing, spent mainly in New York state. Major Pal mer returns FIT AH A FIDDLE to tak? up his work for the military forces of the state. On next Monday. Labor day. Onrne- gle library will be one of the fen city Institutions REMAINING OPEN ns tmtmi. Tha library w!!! be open f.-om 9 o’clock in the m. rning to 9:30 in the evening. Duncan N. Ingraham has RE TURNED TO ATLANTA utter :t ear- cessful business trip thru the West. <*n which he was absent about three the Uoeur DeLIon e Knights Templars i at a meeting of the ■ed. of Uibor dav all office* will he (’USED MON’. <>se whose business Is ot as to require owning oa

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, September 03, 1909, Image 13