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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1910.
POULTRY, DOGS, PET STOCK, ETC. POULTRY, DOGS, PET STOCK, ETC POULTRY. DOGS. PET STOCK, ETC.POULTRY, DOGS, PET STOCK, ETC. POULTRY. DOGS, PET STOCK, ETC.
for ■<(> under thU bending. One .H-nt « word foV ad. under thl. heedlnf. One cent a word for ad. under thl. heedlnn. One cent n word for ad. under Ihl. liendluf. One cent a word for ada under thin heading.
RHODE ISLAND RED.
CAMARA* CHAMPION SINGLE-COMB
REDS are still winning at the bent shows.
a few olr# bind* for sale; also White Pe*
kin Docks, White Fantall and Homer Pig-
eon*. Send for Catalog. Callahan & Son*,
East Point, Ga. 12-4-16
A LETTER FROM A FANCIER
FINE strain Rhode 1*1*
i»l lied rorkwl*
citing of
»**t. At-
4«
FOR SAI.E-Twi» Ultode Island Red «**ker
Ha. t\ etui $1.5-*. **r would Mi-ban go for
pullet*. II. It. I'nilln*. Falrbum. Ga. !•!
FOR RALE-Rhode Island Rod and White
Wyandotte egg* for hatching. from prise
winner*. ILIA $3 and |5 per fifteen. R. *•■
Plant. Jr.. Mm on. On. ? J 4 _
PURE nitEP single comb Rhode Island Red
egg*. 11.28 por wotting- P. L. T. Ite-nror*;
317 Iloldorness-st. - 3
To the Etlltoi .*1 Tho <ic«
Muv I Haim tne *r»a«
pmdatlon for the public
during lho recent poultry
also want to exproea in
Atlanta for the infinite
ant days spent in the j
i«ia
FOR SALK—Rhode Island Red egg*, ut lilt
stork. S r.; $1 for rtfte
field. Plnehurst, Ga.
F. M. R*r
8. r. RHODE ISLAM* REDS that never
fall to win. no matter where or how
strong the rompetltlon: If yon want to be
among the winners nt your next enow, you
should buy your egg- fr'»ni me. At lJ*bs-
n«*n. Tenn., I entered one hen: ehe won
first ben. shape and color special In a
etrong Has*. If ipiallty count*. I enn pica***
yon. f. A. Hobbs, Gainesville, tin. 1-26-12
As Good as Tlwy Grow
MY BIRDS WON nt Augu.t.i.
First pen, first, aerond cork*.
FIrat, aecoad, third hen. first pullet.
More than all competitors combined.
If you wish eggs from thl* class Red*
Write for mating Hat and prices.
No stock for aalc.
T. W. Martin, Iterator, Gn. 1283
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
nt’FF ROCKS—Nothing else. Blue ribbon
winners and good winter layers. Choice
breeders for sale. Bgg orders booked now.
Boat matings. $3 per fifteen. 15 per thirty.
A postal will bring oar illustrated catalog.
W. P. Hoferbcrt. Ruff Rock Specialist,
Gadsden. Ala.1-2 19
WHITE PLY M O U T H
BOCK eggs and stock for
Rale; first prize hen at Geor
gia Poultry association 1910.
Frank J. Coll, phones Main
•1945, Decatur 339.
o In your enterprising paper to nay u word of ap-
Mplrlt you manifested in the progress of the Houth
y exhibition In your beautiful and classic city? 1
sincere thanks t»> you, your staff and the people of
courtesy und kindness extended me during the pleos-
ice made hallowed by the graves of such men as
Grmly. Gordon and Joel Chandler Harris.
No commercial rivalry was evident In any public Industry, a* iff* 8o
often the case in municipal, Htate and national assemblies, to fleece the rich
and debar the poor. The hotels w ere reasonable In rates and magnanimous
in service. The business houses. Instead of putting on a “high tariff
move for customers, displayed their rare goods with patience and sold
them at equitable prices. No undue variation either of material commod
ities. Of industrial exploits or Intellectual greatness was heralded by the
people thru the press or by voice. The city stood on Us own merit, letting
the judgment of Its visitors pass sentence on Its worth In the world of busi
ness, In Its push of achievement and in its tributes to the heroes of chiv
alry and the literary geniuses who have sprung from its soil and are now
sleeping beneath Its quiet stars. They also left the exhibitors of birds to
stand upon their own merit and achievement. Incorruptible honesty and
scientific knowledge was the slogan of the people for the Judges of the
show, and finding these requirements, nil ended in peace ut Atlanta and
good will toward the South. MRS. S. <\ BRIDGEWATER.
Dixon Springs, Tenn.
ORPINGTONS.
Itf’FF ORPINGTON eggs from choice pen.
S3 for 15. $5 for Jto. Several nice pen* re*-
Nonahle. M. K. Fl«er*!i, 192 Frowst., At
Unfa. 382
I’llMlCOl G1IHKKD S. F. Burr Orpington
egg* for nale. $1.50 per 15. Mrs. T. II.
Mattox. Moreland. Gu. Route 1. 44*5
S. F. RI I’F oltl INGTtiNS Egg* - from
prize-winning ntork. at Greenville, Spar
tanburg. and Atlanta. $5 per 15- egg-. From
very high class heavy laving Ntrain, utility
yard. $3 per 15 eggs. Ktuck. a matter of
correspondence. Abbeville Ruff Orpington
Yards, I*. A. Dewey. Prop., Abbeville, £ f.
1 v.o-ln
EGGS FOR SETTING. Exhibition Huff Oi
^djigtoh*. 12 East Kimball. Phone Iv
HARKED PLYMOUTH ItOFKH.
EGGS for hatehlng at $2 per fifteen that are
certain to produce large, vigorous chirk* of
superlative quality and highest i.reeding
merit. Harvey Itandnll. I*eeatur, tia. 2 2 3
m - Plymouth
first prl*e cockerel at Atlanta allow;
mated with select (tarred Plymouth Hock.
St per aettlng. Ten No. 2 mated with n
full brother above cockerel, $3.50 |»er net
ting. M. II. FolJIna. Fnlrbnrn, Ga. 2-19-1*
I.. Cochran, Falrburn, Gn.
SmRRKD~T*LYMOI 'T11 UOFKS-, Egg* for
hatching from my heat pen* of high el***
breeders U per fifteen: from other pena of
good stock, fl per fifteen. Some tine breed
lug flock for »ale. II. A. Kuhn*. Stewart
aye.. Route 2, Atlanta. 2-2 2
that are rod. Paul
(JOLDE.V Rf.FF Rocks; farm raised; eggs
12 per fifteen. Satisfaction guaranteed.
V. R. llnle. Forest Park. Ga. 2*9
WHITE PLYMOUTH
BOCKS.
My bird* won nin* prises out of ten en
tries at th* Atlanta show, a* many prise* a*
all competitor* in Whit* Rock clan*.
Start yoar yard* off with the best. Egg*
Pi.50 and 93-00 per fifteen.
J. M. KARW1SCH.
Phone Main 1*3*
WHITE PLYMOUTH Rock*. Empire strain.
whlto a* pearl ond great Inver*: the l»e*t
utility fowl living. Kgg* |2 per fifteen.
Flioh-e cockerel* resMinable. Write me. G.
W. Ituneh, Floralhlll. Gu. 1 22-37
FOR HALE-Few choice White Plymouth
Rock cockerels; parents direct from F. II.
Flahel; price $3. Mr*. F. II. Robcrsou, Jr..
t better. Ga. 479
WHITE PL Y M O U TII
BOCKS, ti ixt prize pen at
Atlanta show. Eggs, $5.00,
$3.00 and $2.00. C. O. Har
well, 113 North Prvor-st.
1-5-25
fiTlI SALK~Tm. Huff Bork nu-krn-N >F-Y
ler'* strain; beauties. S. A. Mayo. PC
Whitehall "t. I«5
“Crystal" White Orpingtons, the
South’s Champions and Best.
The blue ribbons arv what count, ami
tint most where ompctltion la the great-
t. My bird* have won first at other snow*,
but I consider the honor of winning first
place in the White Orpington elans *t 11«
Great Atlanta Poultry *lmw January, lulu,
held at the Auditorium-Armory, the greatest
rhh they have scored since 1 commcncvd
ding them. Look up ntv competitors at
this great show and you will see whether I
had competition, and that my birds need no
further comment.
My birds won every first in the White
Orpington class except one, which was won
bv a* big Eastern breeder. They won flrsl
cork, first hen, first and aveond pullets and
drst pen, losing only first cockerel. My cock
erel lit pen that won first prize was consid
ered the- whitest bird in this class in the
show room, lie is hatched front vggs out of
Peggy nnd Crystal King, the world’s two
greatest White Orpingtons. Among other
price-winning birds in my pens 1 have the
lien that won second price for tire whole of
America in the $|0O laying contest, offered
by Mr. Kellerstrnss during 1909. Her record
is 203 eggs.
I have no stock for salt*, having sold out
early in the season. My prices arc $3. »5.
97 and $8 tier setting of fifteen erg* straight.
Fan not deliver any eggs before March 10. ns
I am sold up until then.
Writv for 11*10 mating list.
P. J. IIARLLKK.
Chattahoochee, Ga. 2-19-3
SINGER <'OMB ritJFF ORI’ING-
TOXS, hest in tho world; no
pronounood l>v competent licensed
judeoti. Slock and eggs for sale;
price, matter of correspondence.
.Mrs. S. Bridgewater, Dixons
Springs, Tenn. 1-22-7
Tllnitnriiiinitr.lt S. r. Iluff Or|ilngtmi«.
ilantly Inver*: egg* $2.5) per 15; fair bn fell
zuarniit'-od. M. A. Norrf*. *41 Highland
avt*.. Atlanta 1-22-11
WOHIjU’S BEST Buff Orping
tons. Stock and eggs for sale.
Show birds fit to win in any
company. O. A. Muse, Germa-
nin-avp., Decatur, Ga. 12-S-2
laais rou iiatciiimi.
nrrr oki-isutiin runs fur h»irblni m
$3 for 15. Thoroiighbrml a»«H*k; ostahlUliml
►train ami no cull*. The early Imtehr* are
the beat. J. L. Ratu*|»eek, lH*catur, Ga., or
phone fiK Decntur, Dell. 12-4-17
BI KE ORPINGTONS of .piality!
Why not have the best ? The
eoek heading my first pelt won
first in Atlanta show in January;
also special for best in show
room over all varieties. This bird
has never been beaten where
shown. Eggs from this grand
mating, $5 per J.7; see-
ond and third pens, £5 per 15. It.
K. f’hapiiinn, Inman, S. C. 1-22-3
WM. COOK l SONS, OIIIUINATORS of >11
Orpington*. Ito\ <5. Scotch Plains N. J.
For the hmt Orpington*, any of the varieties
it Hh XATFKM. that you muat *vud to their
ORIGINATORS. Httonn »r lafer you will.
WHY NOT NOW! 103 firata at ux allow
ing* at Madivon Snuare. More than SEVEN
time* av many firxtn aa any other tfrpinglon
breeder. SEND SIX CENTS FOR FATA
LOGFE with hietory of tVpingtona #ud vain
able hintk on Poultry keeping. Eg^*, $20,
• 10 and 95 * setting Several thousand
•lock bird* always for »ale. 28 first prize*
won at Atlanta Poultry Show. 1 29 23
Foil SALK Pure Orpington crk*: pure Ruff
Orpington egg* $2 per 15; pure White Orp
ington egg* $3 j«r 15; thnnmchhrrd *to.k.
P It. Do*tor. It.** Folumlm.. Gn. Ifit
GOLDEN 3UFF ROCKS.
Rule, Forest Park.
Do Yo|
HOUDANS.
KNOW
LEGH0RN8.
Foil SALK Single Comb Brown Leghorn
egg* from *ele*-t pen, $1.f«0 per 15. J. F.
Itnrnvvell, Abbeville. S. l\. 211
Sl\GLK FOMit WHITE LEGHORNS.
EGGS from pen 1. 9» P«*r 15. Thl* pen 1*
headed by an extra fine eoek. mated to
him nre hI\ pullet* of the highest quality,
*ehH*te«| from 191 pullet*. If you want re-
*t|lt* get a Melting of my egg*. E. L. Peek.
Covington. Gn. 2-19-19
hlto leghorn egg* $|. Mer-
I'bone 99-L. College Park.
CRAY’S
if 1909-1910, Nashville, Loui*vi1le, Lrxing-
WO BROWN LEGHORN HENS and cocker
el*. the laying klml. $2 egeh. In lot* of ten
or more; buy now and ral*e your own egg*.
Belmont Farm, Smyrna, Ga. 1-19-15
eggs' from Single Comb White Leghorn*,
heavy layer*, at $2 per setting. $10 per 100.
Mendowbruok Farm, P. O. Box 8C2, Atlanta,
Ga. 1-11-1
WYAND0TTE8.
FOR SALE—Home good stock male nnd f«-
niule White Wyandotte*. M. F. Morris.
523 Century building. 12-4-2$
America. Winter layer*: quick tnaturers.
Ite*t general t»ur|Hi*e fowl bred today. Ht»K*k
all wdd. Egg* from high *eorlng exhlld-
tlon pen*. $3; utility Den*. $1.50 for fifteen.
Proiiqit Mhlptiienf. Fair hatch guaranteed.
Write for free mating ll*t. J. C. Greene.
Oaflflen. Ala. 2-19-27
GOLDEN LACED WYANDOTTE EGGS, 15
for $1; the prettleat nnd beat all-round
pou»try on the market. W. D. Itennett,
Slolena. Ga. 12-4-10
FOB SALE—Fine White Wyandotte Cock,
eighteen month* old: autl*fnetlon guarnn-
tee«t; >1 ret flve-dollnr remittance get* him.
F. E. Will*, Buehannn. <4a. SM
LLOYD'S COLUMBIAN WYAN-
DOTTE3.
%
AGAIN prove their auperlorlty by winning
more than three time* aa many prise* ns
all competitor* at Atlanta. 1919. If you
want the •’bualiiea*" hen of the twentieth
rentury, you should l*ree*l t'olumblan Wy-
amlottea. ‘ I ho best layer*, the qulekest
grown, handsome a* picture*. F.gg* $1. $2
and $3 per 15. IlnndNome bird* for *ale.
Send for ll*t of winning*. Win. J. Lloyd,
FlinttnhfMM'heo, Ga. * 2-5-22
BANTAM8.
FA N’(; IERS. A T T E N TION !—
High-class exhibition Black-
breast oil Red. Silver Duckwing
and Buff Cochin Bantams. Show
and stock birds always for sale.
Write.your wants. Eggs in sea
son. \V, K. Allard, Atlanta, Ga.
I'i'30
EGGS FROM WINNERS
Black-Breasted Red Game Ban
tams. .
Silver Sebright Bantams.
Golden Sebright Bantams.
Buff Cochin Bantams.
Blue Cuban Bit Games.
WarMorso Bit Games. •
White W.vandottes.
Silver Duekwing Game Bantams.
Eggs, *2 to .*•'! per thirteen.
CARIJSIjE COBB, Athens. Gh.
hi-
BRAHMAS.
1.IUIIT 101A11 MAH - Pine .train. ISnrougli-
bred Murk; h**t •-ololltloll: aluo Rn- lne
* water iiM-nPator, |»erfe«-t working »»rd«*r.
*—By fen doom. It. F. Gillian. Wade-
f large white egg* In th
w«*rhl. They weigh more than any ofhe
white *li.-|| egg pr.-iticing fowl, therefor,
valuable table fowl*. Mur bird* ar.- bn*
•llreet from u3*t egg* ■to.-k. and a* to thd
fancy qpnlitle*. we won at Spartanburg
. . . ,j
U(N>tl-
||->tldaii- In the
PHIR have
.d one ,«H-k and
before Mil nil 1.
for hatehlng at
feh gtiaranteefl;
ll*Hidan Ynnl*.
2 19-77
KNOB-COMB WARHORSE GAMES.
BREEDER of the famous Knob-
Comb Warhorse Games. If you
enn produce better layers I will
give you mine and buy some of
yours. Eggs $3 for 13, E. S.
bumpkin, 1520 Fourth National
Bank Bldg.. Atlanta. 1-20-11
MISCELLANEOUS
l-riit: lllti:t> ttn.nn lee horn, white I’ljin-1
o«t|I lb*ck and Rhode l*l*nd Red egg* for-'
hatching S. *». Addl«on, Itm h.itian. G*. |
2 15 •
EC<iH for hatching from S. <*. Rhode
Inland Hed*. Barren Plymouth !Wk*.
Hrown Leghorna and Red t’uban games
at $3 per fifteen. These t>gg* are from
fanpy piIxe-winning bird* and |>acked
>.» a> to guarantee good hatch. R. O.
* MISCELLANEOUS.
IT. Q. HASTINGS & €0.,
Seedsmen and Fanciers,
Hi West Mitchell St.
FOR HVCCRHH Cornel/ IncubatorB and P«vp>
o'-Day Brooder*.
8PRATT’H PATENT PUPPY *nd Dog Cake*.
CORNELL FEED HAVER, ju*t the thing
for math food and grain. Prira, trough
with aphre for 20 fowla, 75c each.
TULIP BFLHH—Hingis and double mixed.
all large bulb*. Price 10c per dozen, 20e
postpaid, 50c per hundred.
LEGO’S -EGG MAKER, Conkey a Laying
Tonic and Huat'a Egg Producer. The three
leader*; 25c. and 50e.
LEE'S GERMOZONF.—The poultry remedy.
PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS—Start them
otiNidn now. Price 15c per dozen, 80c
postpaid. 50c per hundred.
BRASS CANARY CAGES—91.23 to $3.50.
Breeding Cage*. $2.25 nnd $3.25. Bird
Seed and Huppliea..
NOTICE—The next shipment of Canaries will
be advanced to $3. Present price 92-75
each. A written guarantee with each bird
void that same will sing or bo exchanged.
ORDER YOUR SUPPLY of teeda early and
avoid the ruth. Write for eataloguv.
COOPER’S TREE SPRAY FLUID—Now ♦*
the time to »pray your tree* with tfra
winter *pray. Price, quart, $1.
CONKKY’g CHOLERA REMEDY—The sure
cure for thl* dreaded di*eaac. Price, 25c
and 50c.
RUST’S ROUP PILLS and Conkey's Roup
Remedy.
FLOWER POTS, Fern Pan* and Pot Saueera.
ARMOUR’S FLOWER FOOD—For fern*.
palm* and all pot plant*. Price, ope pound
packsgu, 40c.
GOLDFISH, 10c, 15c and 23c*fach. All alxe
fish globes, fUh food and globe ornament*.
RED COMB MEAT MASH i* the math food
to feed. Price, 10 pound* 23c, 100 pound*
92.25.
WF. ArTT HEADQUARTERS for Poultry
Foods. Write for supply catalogue.
WANTED—Fifty country hen*; prefer them
direct from yards. Address 8., 701 Sen-
hourd-avo. 407
all varieties of fancy poultry and their egg*
for wetting slwny* on hand. Fall or let u*
mall you our catalogue. McMillan Heed
Co., tne Old Reliable Heed tftore, 23 Houth
Rroad-at. Hell phone 4341 Mnlu, Atlanta
phone 2135. 2-14-16
FOR HALE—Egg*: Rhode Iwlgnd Redo, Ruff
Rocka and Pekin duck*. Box 49, East
Point, Ga. , 175
PINK GROVE POULTRY YARDS AND
KENNELS.
457 Carling Avenue. Long and Short Distance
Phone 3931.
MACON. GA.
The home of "John Bull,’' tbv» most fa
mous strain of Cornish Indian Games in the
world. Winner at 8t. Louis Wprld's Fsi
2d rock; 3d hen; 0th pullst. Home of the
"Red Feather’’ strain of Rhode Island Reds,
the mo*t famous strain of the most famous
breed of poultry In America today. Write
or phone me your wants and have them filled
by a man who has won fame and fortune in
th# show-ring.
KOUS.
Cornish Indian Gains .92.30—$5.00 per 15
Kh. Island Red .. 91.50, 92.30— 3.00 per 13
Buff Orpington 1.50 per 15
Sllwr Wyandotte 1.60 per 13
Barred Plymouth Rocks 1.50 per 15
HOOTCH COLLIE DOG8.
E. P. O’CONNELL
Proprietor.
2 ft 2
156 K. P. Glndnnnn Farm.
EGGS frora"pl»lll|m
comb Rhode Inland H
fifteen; also from Wyekv... .....
White leghorn* nt $1.25 to $2 for fifteen.
Dr. Wsrd, 220 Gordon-wt. 1-26-15
BUSINE3S OPPORTUNITIES.
One cent a word for ads under this heading.
Box 46. Eaat Point, tin.
FOR HALE—Egg* from Huff T
Rooks. Fowler shirk; also from hli
Brown Leghorn*^' nnd Burred I 1 .
Rock*, $2 per wotting. Mr*. It. It. Boyd. Ma
rietta. Git. R. V. If. fi. Box 85. xxvl
and start now, from our line bred B. P.
Bock*, S. F. It. I. Reda. Brown and White
Leghorn*, the money-making laying kind*.
We can start you right. Belmont Farm,
Smyrna, Gn. 1-19-H
EGGS from Wilson’* Single Comb Brown
leghorns, heavy layers, at $2 for 15. A.
G. WIIwon, Llthonia, Gn. Box 75. 1-22-2
ond won III flrwts and 4 seconds. Buy from
POULTRY MAGAZINE.
THE SOUTHERN POULTRY MAGAZINE,
• Nashville, Tenn., the South’s great lllua-
trated poultry publication. Telle you all
about poultry raising. Special 20-day offer
25c per year. Seud coin or stamp*. 1-29-20
DOGS.
ui'Ni'i,
2-16-8
SCOTCH C0LLIE8.
of Follies In the South. Send for catalogue.
It’* free. AJf. Rertllng, Chninblee, Ga. Sub
urb of Atlanta. 2-9-12
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HOUDANS
without reserve. Thin stock repre
sents the cream of nil wo ever owned, In
(■hiding many of our fnniou* prlxe winner*,
fine pen Knee Comb Rhode Island Kevin
(Tuttle'* strain!, cockerel and four pullets,
first priao winners; price $12. One Black
Cochin Bantam Cock, two hen* and one
t nllet, fine birds; price $5. Bonule View
arm, Burlington, N\ C. 12-4-8
EGOS FOR HATCHING
FROM choicest stock. Fifty rib
bons at five shows, 1909. S. C,
K. I. Reds, B. I.angshans, \V.
Leghorns, I. R. ami Pekin Ducks.
A very few R. I. Reds, Pekin and
1. R. Ducks left for nale. Every
thing guaranteed. Prices low
VV. E. Luniley, Tullahoma, Tenn.
12-4-13
Ca
IN Till; Kill I IIKI1N l-liri.TttVMAX. |Hlh-
ii*b**d ut iHill.-i*. Ten., you gft Hi** rrerim
of tho iH.ultrr I.upIuo*-: over no yean* old;
twelve time* for .V*\ I ncle Dudley, Agent.
:Ut N. Jmk**m-*t., Atlanta. Gh.
II fl. VERDEUY. Augusta. Ga.. breeder of
Silver l-ueetl. Huff, Folumtdaii Wynn-
•lottee. Buff Cochin. Bantam* and Collie
I^.g*. If you want good ato**k, write me.
12*4*7
A. C. WOOLLEY & CO.
33 WEST ALABAMA ST.
COME TO US for the best
^poultry foods shipped to
Atlanta. We are headquar
ters for all supplies and
remedies. Keep supplied
with beef scraps, charcoal
and Conkey’s Tonic and
eggs arc assured. Conkey’s
roup remedy is indispen
sable.
FOB SALE 2.6M choico breeding bird* In
B. P. Rocka. S. F. R. I. Red*. Brown and
White leghorn*, colored Muscovy Duck*,
the profit aide kinds, that nre now shelling
out the egg*, nt $3 to $10 each. We have the
gitod* and can take can* of your btudoeaa.
Feme to headquarter* for your foundation
staad. Belmont Farm. Smyrna, Ga. 1-19-12
TURKEYS.
TURKEY* Mammoth White llotland Tur
key egg*. 11 for fifty. W. I). Bennett.
Moietm. Go. 12 19
AT STUD. FEE, 910.
Glen hope, A. K. C., No. 125109, grandson
of Champion Parbold 1'eaeoek. Glenhop* I*
a large beautiful golden table and whit* with
perfect head, ears and eyea. Ilia pedigree
contain* the name* of such well-known dogs
aa Champion Ainzfleld Model, Champion. Bal
greggio Hope, Champion Ilightaway, I'arboid
Piccolo and other*.
There It no better brad dog iu the
Iry than Glenhope. Puppies for talc. For
Information, address.
R. I). HI’ALDING, JR.,
tlfi Peter* Bldg. Atlanta, Ga.
HOGS. *
WE have the very lieat In Jerney cattle,
mostly Imported Mood, nnd In Berkshire
liog* a* good a* the world affords; buy a
good Jersey cow nnd have your own cream
and butter; a choice bull to head your herd:
start today In the hog Imnlne**; they will
turn your money over fast. Write u* yonr
wants. Belmont Farm, Smyrnn, Gn.
1-19-14
MILLINERY.
One cent a word for ad* Under thl* heading.
SAWTELL SCHOOL of Millinery. Regular
millinery training ochool. Open alf tb*
year. 404 Whltehall-at.. Atlanta. 1-4-26
PETITION TOR CHARTER.
GEORGIA—Fulton County.
To the Superior Court of Said County;
The petition of M. D. Maddox and C. M.
Maddox, both of Atlanta. Fulton eounty,
state of Georgia, and J. V. Poole, of Gwin
nett eounty, said state, respectfully shows;
1. That they desire for themselves, their
associates and successors and assigns to be
incorporated and made a body politic under
the nsnr.i and style of the
CONE M. MADDOX COMPANY,
for the term of twenty years, with the privi
lege of renewal at the expiration of said
term.
2. The office* and plarvs of business of
said corporation to be in the city of Atlanta,
said state and county of Fulton, but petition
ers desire the right to establish branch of
fices and place* of doing business anywhere
in said state nr in any other state or ter
ritory of the United Htate*. as may be de
sired.
3. The object of said corporation Is reas
onable pecuniary profit to itgelf and its
stockholders.
4. The business to be carried on by
corporation is to art as manufacturers' agent,
commission merchant and broker, selling
agent, or purchasing agent, buying and sell
ing real estate and personnl property of all
kinds on its own acount or as. agent for
others; buying and selling goods, wares and
merchandise of all kinds either for itself or
as agent* for others, and either at whole
sale or retail; also it desires to do a general
warehouse, storage and transfer business;
also to loan money, either for itself or as
•gent for others and take security therefor
by deed, mortgage, deed of trust or other
wise. and to borrow money, execute note* and
to • —
othei
ties,
5. The capital stock of said corporation ii
he thirty thousand dollars, to be divided
into shares of one hundred dollars each, with
the right to begin business when to ner rent
of said amount has bt'vti actually paid in.
Wherefore, petitioners pray an order in
rpotating them, their associates, successor*
id sssigns. under the nitnc and style afore
said with the (towers and privileges therein
prayed for. together with aueh other power*
and privileges as may he neivtaary, projier
he allowed like incorpora
tions under the laws of said star.- as they
uw or may hereafter exist.
MADDOX A POOLE.
Petitioners' Attorneys.
Fihd in offer this 10th day of February,
9H*.
ARNOLD BROYLES. Flerk.
HTATE OF GEORGIA—t’ountv of Fulton.
I. Arnold Broyles, clerk of the superior
'urt of said county, do hvrrby certify that
the foregoing Is a true and correct copv of
the application for charter of Tone M. Mad
dox C ompany, as the same appears of file in
WE OFFER AT A BARGAIN our Valdosta
shingle mill eomplete. In good rnudltlou
nnd now In operation, consisting of boiler,
engine, Perkins three-block automatic ma
chine. Perkin* drug-raw, gnmmer. *lmftlng,
pulleys, lieltlng and all tool*. Will sell to
right party with good timber nnd take pay
In shingle*, or will put In machinery nnd
take Interest In location. Killian Lumber
Company, Valdosta. Ga. m 2-11-11
I WANT some capitalist to finance me or a
company to operate n first-class laundry
In this city; a rare opportunity now to se
cure an established, paying plant; good, re
turn on this Investment. From $6,o00 to $13,-
000 needed, laundry, care Georgian. 605
PLANING MILL PROPO
SITION FOR SALE.
•
RIX YEARS' BOARD CONTRACT on slid
ing scale, to vary with the price of No. 1
flooring, with a good mill fitted with two
machines now In operation; boards are fur-
nlnlied kiln-dried from a brick dry kiln im
mediately In front of the mill. Address Box
172. Moultrie, Ga., for further particulars.
150
WANTED—To sell right to Fulton county
or half Interest In this state for my foun
tain smokestack-painting machine. C. C.
Whlta. 89 Kelson-si 387
SPLENDID BUSINESS* OPPORTUNITY.
FOR SALE—One of the best country news-
paper* In prosperous, healthy middle Geor
gia; official organ city and county; new*
and job plant worth $5,000; making money;
located Iu one best towns and counties In
Georgia; electric |K>wer; reason for selling,
proprietor hss other scattered Interests,
can't give busliies* personal attention; first
man arriving with $3,750 can buy business
and plaut. Address Newspaper, care Geor
gian. 256
MAKE MONEY.
LATESfT FAD—Photos transferred by chem
ical process to watch cases, brooches,
china, pearl, etc.; handsome, durable; easily
learned; success guaranteed; formula with
full Instructions for $1. Writ# today. In
closing dollar bill. C. S. Burgess, Sec.,
Charlotte, N. C. 1-10-11
WARE & HARPER,
BUSINESS BROKERS.
724 725 CENTURY BLDG.,
BELL PHONE 831.
WE SELL BUSINESSES OF EVERY DE
SCRIPTION. PROCURE PARTNERS
AND ADDITIONAL CAPITAL.
WE SELL BUSINESSES OK EVERY DE
SCRIPTION. PROCURE PARTNERS
AND ADDITIONAL CAPITAL, WE HAVE
MANY PROPOSITIONS WE DO NOT AD
VERTISE. IP THERE IS A FIRST-CLASS
PROPOSITION TO BE OFFERED IN THE
SOUTHERN STATES IT IS VERY APT TO
BE LISTED WITH US—AND WE ARE
CONTINUALLY LOCATING IN BUSINESS
AS GOOD BUSINESS TALENT AH THE
COUNTRY AFFORDS. WHO AUK SUC
CESSFUL AND PLEASED. NOTHING
TOO LARGE FOR US TO UNDERTAKE
AND NOTHING TOO SMALL TO RE
CEIVE OUR BEST ATTENTION AND EF
FORTS.
$2,500—Well established and profitable
TRANSFER BUSINESS consisting of ten
large fine mules, fourteen wagon* suited for
every kind of work, -with shovels, nick* and
plow* for grading purpose*. Clearing on an
average of $200 to $250.per month even at
thia season. Owner can turn over contract
to purchaser for $2,000 worth of work. Thl*
i* a sacrifice made on account of the owner
entering another line and leaving city.
$6,000—EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS In city of
Atlanta which is clearing $400 to $000 per
month under unfavorable circumstance*, first-
class and completely equipped; $800 per
month can be cleared by the right party.
$27.300—One of the beat equipped, beat lo
cated, with plenty of railroad trackage
and other spare consisting of two acres, most
profitable OIL MILLS in Georgia. Product*
and result of this mill are rated ss the best.
Capital paid in $25,000. Actual coat of
plant $39,000. Wv are informed that thia
plant 1* really worth $50.000. Actual book
value on $25,000 basia $110 ner share. Party
purchasing thia should by all means erect an
ire plant in connection, at there is no other
ice plant In this good city. This is 50 to 73
mile* from Atlanta in one of the tost towns
in Georgia of about 10,000 to 12,000 inhabi
tants. Fine shipping facilities and territory*
If yon want a first class nil mill and will in
vestigate this we are confident that you will
he pleased. Real tatate values in this town
are 73 to 100 per cent higher than two or
three years ago.
$500—Cash grocery store, soda fount and
market; fine location, good corner, average
business $25 a day; rent only $8.10; can be
much increased.
$1,600—Well established and reputable news
paper, th# only one In Georgia'* best town
with 1,300 to 2.000 population; clearing on
the average of $1,200 per year. Fan be
greatly increased. Owner moving to Atlanta.
Can give term* on a part of this.
$1.100—Beautifully equipped and splendidly j
located barber shop; best business street, al
most in the center of the city. Four chairs,
three bathe. Business amounts to $500 per
month; ran to greatly Increased. Owner has
been offered $500 for the lease, which il
four years yet, and only $40 per month.
$2,250—One-half interest in a well established
growing and profitable Jobbing and whole
sale brokerage huainvs«, paying big profits:
no limit to possibilities. Owner of this one-
hslf interest is going West only reason for
selling. Actual asset* for yonr investment.
$2,000—Well located and well established
drug husinvHs; most thickly populated sec
tion of the city; close in; no other drug
store anywhere near. This has always been
recognised as one of the best stands for the
size investment in the city. Actusl invoice
of stock and flxtnres amounts to $2,250.
Would give some term* in part of purchase
price to an acceptable purchaser, or might
consider selling one-half Interest to accept
able partner to take charge. Owner can not
giro personal attention.
$500—Well-located, writ-equipped, well-es
tablished and reputable h»ir dressing
school and parlors. Best opportunity for a
good business worasn for so small an invvst-
raent In city of Atlanta. Owner leaving the
city.
$500—-Interest to an acceptable partner in
an established, profitable and growing
MACHINERY BROKERAGE BU8INF8H.
controlling sours of the best accounts in the
I'nitoJ States, should yott buy this inter
est you m il! he associated with a first class
business man and salesman who- Knows the
business thoroughly. Furcbseer must have
extra money heridc* purchase of this in
terest.
$1.750—Are you in the market for the best
GROCERY store and MARKET proposition f
If so. we have if. Located in one of the
wealthiest resident section*! of city. \o
other grocery store any when- near, which
clears on an average of $2fH> p #r month for
the owner, nndor tho nu,*t adverse circum
stance*. F»n be made to dv* r $300 to g 4 oo
per month for live, energetic business man.
tt.100— Rtftutifolly furtii.h.J ,n.I lib-raltr
ciRm"’".'"' 1 - t r V lM f P*<2'n»*». BUinEft
SHOP, four <h«trn, rio„> ti, i„ st bmin.M
itr.rt of tb* rity. Ho. both., nir« fnrn!-
lur» and -rrrrthin* n».»„arj. Ion* l.aa.
™ 'ban on*.half artnal valor. Will rlrar
Bora than $100 nar monih. aa an invrtt
menf. without service*, i he best opportunity
In Atlanta in this line. If you have *ome
at'os-,* Pror“»itlon,
tPV*sk-O n „ "f the highest 4'laae nnd moat
magnificently furnished KODA WATER and
highest grade CONFECTIONERY BUHL
NE8HF.H, together with a drat class hox Ui!
slley and Ana dancing hall. In the Southern
state. Located in one of the to.* cities of
G’cot’fiis^ with about 20,000 to 25,000 inhabi
tant*. Original invoice about $14,000 to 915
mo. Wbat Nunnally and Wiley are to At
lauta this business t* to this fine city. This
big bargain and opportunity. Owner
can not give personal attention. Might ac
cept part cash or desirable real estate*
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WARE & HARPER
. BUSINESS* BBOKKK8
784-785 CENTURY BUILD!V(1
BELL l*HO.NK 3811.
5TI.AXTA P110XK l,*i,
»35 w month n-rt. 5-rootn d»,lli„,~rT;
good STOREKOOM. itmo.t
beautifully painted mid pap.r.d; fin, bviln. '
fin, lor.tion for hu,ln„, '
pU« to Hr,. Ph-nty of room ,„d , nW
lion for oo.l yard. lw ‘
HS-Xttlf and b-nutlfiilly fi,riiif!i„i
t„n room BOOMING HOL’SE. ruSTtoT
hoart of iho oity: flnnt HnotTonTfSd^^
tlon. Taking In $150 per month and a
Si. eI oS5tTl,ISO. W5 I, ' urnl,ur - ™<t fornliJ:
Into the Inmlmn n, workln, oHnlt.iT ,
atrietl/ an acceptable partner In a hirhJ.1- 1
WAXUFAOTDRINO fiUBI.NKSS Artio*,)'
known to hare the highest merit. Should von
buy this Interest you will have for a P X
an associate. bU-1 “*" ” in * nd ***'*>* »
9500—Firat-rla*a BOARDING HOUHE
tlfully furnished. In one of the flSSlt rV.!
dence streets, cloae to heart of the citv Fi«
opportunity for the slxc of the Inveitmen'
Io c* M ttn,t WtttHlahed iMlt i;
STORE, am In water, cigar and tobarra
business In suburb of Atlanta: a first
opening for a practlelng phyalefan. oWnS
know* nothing alwut drug business .„d h>s
other baslnesn to look after. nM
$5,000-M ell located, well established, jr* r .
patronised DRUG STORE iu » Li
Georgia town of about 2,600 population- A
mile* from Atlanta. This I** vonr chance
to got a nice drug business fl n ’a most *.nt
lafactory basis.
$900-For a DENTIST looking for a LOCk.
TION. we hare one of the best propo«t.
tlon* offered In many n day. You get
tual asset* for your money, with no «harc«
whatever for good will. Established In At-
lanta for three year*. Beat reason for nf.
fer. rhl* I* a pick up. Don’t wait, but
come to *e u* almut this at once.
$15,000—Highest class, most reputable «n4
profitable TRANSFER, storage BURT
NESS in the city of Atlanta, if., ," or ,'
business amounting to at least $5,oou p* r
year, heatd-e* possibly the most nrofltsbls
transfer buxines* in Atlanta.
$1,500—Mont reputable nnd splendidly ciule.
ped milk dairy. 36 cow*, two mules, wag
on* and all fanning Implements; close to
Atlanta. Shipping milk dally to the hlgbeit
data consumer* In Atlanta. Sickness In the
family I* the reason for selling. We can
give you more than actual value In this
fine proposition. Come and Investigate at
once.
$8,500—One of the best rstaldinhed sn4
most reputable MONUMENTAL MARRM:
AND GRANITE BUSINESSES in Atlanta
clearing $200 to $800 per month. Can h*
doubled, fine location, very cheap rtnt.
Might consider selling one-half interest to
an acceptable purchaser. Bona fide case of
III health cause of offer. Already have or
ders amounting to about $2,000.
ped brick manufacturing business
Ing from $200 to $300 per month; ran fr*
f .’rently Increased: $2,000 cash, balance In
irlck nt n good profit. Will sell one-hslf
Interest to an experienced man for $5,0M.
who will take charge of business. Tbit
plant I* located in ono of south Georgia's
nest towns.
One cent a word for ads under this heading.
FOR rORRKCTLY adjusted violin* and
blgh-claa* repairing, write or call A. E.
Mueller, violin expert and specialist In vlo-
PERSONALS.
One cent a word for ads under this aecdiRf-
Tli 18 ^PNEUMONIA weather. Reap
baby covered by Using the Daisy Fore:
Holder. Price 50c. For sale by drag «n<l
department atorea or direct from Keep-Cos-
ered Company, 1 Washington *t., Atlanta.
11-DI
MEDICAL.
One cent a word for ada under this heading
DROPSY.
DROrBT CT7BED—Give* quick relief, stops
shortness of breath In 10 to 48 boor*:
movea all swelling In 15 to 20 day*. If r>o
can't call, write V. B. Coll urn Drop** Medi
cine Co.. 651 Weal Hunter-at.. Atlanta, 0*.^
BU8INE88 DIRECTORY.
TYPEWRITERS—FACTORY
REBUILT.
WE HELL factory rebuilt typewriter*, a ’
makes, at saving of 25 to ti per cen*.
guaranteed full year against nil defeat*
Ask for 'atabigtie and price*. American
Writing .Machine Fo. toperatlng th. Type
writer Exchange), 48 North Pryor-sL_
MANUFACTURING JEWELER.
II. J. VOI.I.MKB, «i: I’el,m lllil*. “I":, 1 " 1
onler work, diamond setting, rcpalricj.
engraving, reglbling.
NOTICE.
BEI.lf PIIONE MAIN 'J8»* get* «»*
If your Mew ing nim hlnc nmls r ^l' a "JJ
We also do tlie liest *»f eb'»e re|*alnnj;
.1 for and dellverd. !•* Hou™
MASSAGE.
ELECT It IF. facial, scalp
shainiMMt nt your ow n home. $!-*»: ‘
and Kansas t’lfjr experience; le-st V ‘
Mad am Ebdsc, i-are Georgian.
SEWING MACHINES.
Hlnger
.all it 1 '
_
Company. 79 Whltehall-sL
MAFil I NEK -Wo rent imuu
Wheeler A Wilson machine* with •«• "
tachmcnts. Get one. .tinker
phone* Main 1S*T
LEH.
BICYl
SPECIAL I'ltlt'E on new nnd
nd* hat'd
r-■ r.» i.vi. run r» uu
wheel*r uImi tire*. Repair we:rk * *
clnlry. |). Alexander. 1«) Uhltehall- ];J
LUMBER FOR SALE
HELLING OUT the entire stock -
Lumber Company, 55 Glenn r
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
fWKl, ami
WATCHMAKER.
JOE CL’AY.
WATrllMAKF.lt.
W. J. Timm,. J,»rt*r.
ball Htrwi.
II J. CRAIG A CO.
cr.rjtblnff to bnlld with tot thi