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THE ATLANTA. GEORGIAN AND "NEWS i SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1910. 19 POULTRY. DOGS. PET STOCK. ETC.POULTRY, DOGS. PET 8TOCK, ETC POULTRY, DOG8, PET 8TOCK, ETC. One rent a word for ads under this beading. One cent a word for ada under tbla heading One cent a word for ads under this beading. POULTRY SHOW WILL BE BIGGEST IN THE 8TATE Exhibition Space Doubled and Judges Already Secured for Contests. Sine* the announcement by the state (air aesocletlon that the space (or the poultry exhibit hod been doubled and that new coops would be put In every building, President Dunwody and Gen eral Manager Robert have been kept ,buey by poultry men all over the coun try making Inquiry about tho pra- minms. the terms nt entry and the prob- able apace they can secure. At preaent It looks like there will be the greatest display o( poultry at the State (air that has ever been eeen in the South. The premiums this year art such aa will warrant the poultry (anelera to bring their broods to Ma con. Expert* have been secured (or Judge* and the ehie( Judge will be Mr. Owen. o( Athens, Tenn. He Is one o( the best known poultry men in the United State* and his services as a Judge o( a poultry ahow are always In demand. It la probable that a number o( the shows at the Knoxville exposition will come direct to Macon, and. according to the Information received (rom Knox ville, an unusually fine line has been booked for that city.—Macon Telegraph. Thla looks very much Ilka the real thing. Double space, new coope, Owen as Judge, Bob Plant In charge. This, to your Uncle Dudley, looks like tho Macon boys are going to have a poul try ahow worth going to aee. Well, do your bast, boya, and then come up to Atlanta In January, (or the Georgia Poultry association will aurely have something that will Interest you. YOUR UNCLE DUDLEY. Uncle Dudley, Atlanta: Dear Sir— Find Inclosed SO cents In stamps (or your Poultry Book and Southern Poul- tryman. I expect to mike a start soon toward building up an egg (arm and went all the best Information (rom practical Southern men. Your book . may give Just the essential points 1 need to begin with. I want to start on a small scale until I have more expe rience and then enlarge to else that will be profitable. , 1 want to plan yards and housee eo that additional ones may be added later. On separate sheet please an swer questions (or me. a* they will have weight and consideration, as I have read your articles on poultry (re quently, Youri truly, W. O. PADRICK. Middleton, Ga.. Route g. ANSWER. I answered part o(thla letter by mall because you had a plan drawn up that 1 could not get Into the paper. You are surelv starting out on correct lines. One of the most difficult problems (or a beginner l» to leern how to start. A( molt Invariably he reads In the North ern poultry papera how a beginner can just start nut and do wonderful things right (rom the Jump—all «ort* o( profits from the start for one Just starting out by following directions that may give the results pfomleed In the North—which I frequently doubt— but when applied In the South bring sure (allure. The 8outhem people I sometimes think bid the most "gullible" folks In the world, and this obtains In a greater degree In the poultry busi ness, 1 believe, than In any other. I have said n thousand times, I believe, In the past twenty or more years In ar ticles that I have written for poultry Journals In the South: Put aside the Northern papers until you have learned (rom Southern papers and (rom old poultry breeders how to commence When you have learned this, you will be able to read Northern papers, should you desire to do bo, with sure profit, for you -will have learned how to sift out that which will be helpful In the South, and use It, and discard that which would be disastrous should you use It. I have answered your ques tions and returned them with the dia gram sent me. as some of these ques tions had reference to It. I wish you a large success. Continue to go slow; read Southern poultry pa pera; give heed to what Southern poul try men have to say In them and when you have been at the business for a year or two you will find out that I have In the above article given you advice that Is most helpful to you. YOUR UNCLE DUDLEV Dear Uncle Dudley: Your letters are read with much pleasure by me. I surely have been profited by them. W* are raising a few chickens In our back yard, but the cats raise the most of them and tney never come beck. There have been law. passed on everything Imaginable ex cept on cats, and now, Uncle Dudley, can’t you get a law passed on rats to prohibit them from carrying awsy the chickens? Let It be a law for eveiyone •who owns a cat to payM and let a cat wagon go round and catch all the stray cats, then there would be more chick ens raised and lets fleas and other <11*. ease Mv chickens are Plymouth Rocks, but I don’t Ilk* them as well as I do the Rhodo Island Reds. Wa are rail ing babies, too. We have (our and they are the dearest little creature. In tho world to us. Our oldest I* »»ven and they all help with the chickens and enjoy them as much as we do. Wish ing you a long and happy Ufa, and much successful The Geo^Un..^ Atlanta, Here Is surely a nice letter. What * beautiful combination—babies ana chickens! Can you think of a combi nation that would bring more happi ness to a home? Mother loves the ba. btes and tha chicken*. Babies lov# mother and the chickens, and then the chickens love mother and the ba- bles. la thla not a beautiful picture? Think of It! These babies will learn (rom the outset to. love home. They will have Instilled/within their heart* the belief that there It at home that which will give them more pleasure than they will ever be able to find else where. I am quite eure that In bring ing up your babies In this way they will in after yean “rise up and call you blessed." The-cat problem la a difficult propo sition. My advice to you is to open a cat boarding house. Feed them on seef; use as a condiment “Rough on Rats.” Better slice the meat after cutting it up In small pieces, and put the “Rough on Rats” on the Inslda One trouble you will have, your cat boarding house will be a sort of "tran sient” affair, for your borders will take only one meal with you and then quit without paying their board bills. Write again: we will all enjoy read- lng your letter. TOUR UNCLB DUDLEY. To All Cranks: Uncle Dudley < ... to give all Georgian I the benefit of hla expe rience In poultry raising. Inquiries gladly answered. In writing for Information be brief, to the point, and don't write on both sides of your paper. ALL ABOUT POULTRY. BT YOUR UNCLE DUDLEY. SOUTHERN METHODS FOR THE SOUTH. Thla book la maria op of paraonal expert- eoeea and contributions from reliable South- em breedtra. Moat of the artldea hare ap peared In The Atlanta Georflan and News and have been reused and put Into shape for reference when you need them. PRICE OF THIB BOOK ONLY 60c, TOST PAID. SEND 7* CENT8 FOB THE RrfOK AND 80UTHERN POULTRYMAN. Address with money order or atempe. UNCLE DUDLEY, 334 N. Jackson-st., Atlanta, Ga. COCKERELS. FOR RALE—Four Whlto Plymouth Rooks (U. R. Flahel strain*; March liatoberi and well developed, at I2.M each. Three B. C. Buff Orptnftons; same age and price. Those blrda are pure blood and will give you coo<l ... . . .. Lr~ WHITE LEGHORNS. MISCELLANEOUS. mntlo Exerciser and surprised at the slmplh coupled with unrivaled FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RALE—Eight White Leghorn hen* for 1911 breeder*. Vanderbilt’* Rl If more breeder*. Vanderbilt’* Wltuiore strain. *3$; cockerel free. Goldsmith Form. Rtone Mountain. Ga. 141 PARTRIDGE WYANDOTTE8. THE MORT BEAUTIFUL of all utility fowl* are Partridge Wyandotte*. Rtart ““•* * * d. If Four Bob Menriora. 7 28-11 ORPINGTONS. 8. C. BUFF ORIMXOTONB—Pan 1, rock*r*l on* of Cook’a beat, aon of first Madison 8nnara. for which owner refuted $600; pul let* are buff to the akin. Pen 2. obo of Mr*. Brldgewatfr'a prlxe-wlnning pen* at laat Atlanta adow. denrendants of her original trio of Crystal Palaco winner* that coat her $1,600. Pullet* and eockerele $3 each. V. A. Ham. Newnan, Ga. 21S WHII’B ORPINGTONS, tingle comb. Egga from n very fine hen, $2 per fifteen. Shinn Broa., Flnleyaon, Ga. 7-23-6 UNTIL 8BPTEMBER 1 will oell my tingle comb Bnff Orpington egg* at $1.50 per fif teen. M. A. Xorrla, 841 Hlghland tve.. At Imnta. 68-10 RHODE ISLAND REDS. RHODE ISLAND RED8. single comb. Egga from beat pen. $2; utility pen. $1.25 per fifteen. Shipp Bro*., Flnleyaon. Ga. 7-23-4 WYANDOTTE8. GOLDEN LACED Wyandotte egga. flftaan for SI: the prattleat and beat all-round poultry on the market. W. D. Bennett, Mo- lent, Ga. $-12-24 PLYMOUTH R0CK8. FOR SALE—Fifty palra extra Plymouth Hock homer plgeona. J. C. Wllkeraon, Marion, Ala. $3t INCUBATORS. WASTED—Secondhand Cycle Incubator- brooder. Phone. 4587-L Main. 231 BROODER8. WORLD’S BERT; Philo eygtem; Invent (gate hi* brooder-hatcher, “the Metal Mother.” Philo Ryatem book and Monthly Poultry Review. SI. Nothing aa good na Auatln Pyrofbne for lice and mltea. W. J. Speer*. 2 North Broad-at. 7 26 9 DOGS. TWO atlk-conred Toy poodle pope, regis tered stock; females; beantlee; lid each f^'tlek Ml- >dl Hurt-et., or phone^Iv^j FOR BALE—Three thoroughbred Frenvh po-dlve, eight week, old: one fontfle. 111), white; two malei. lie each, one black nnd nn- white. Address Terry Almnnd, Bui 25. Cnnyera, Oh, *14 FOR RALE—Highly pedigreed, beautifully marked, registered fit. Bernard and Collie puppies: bred In the purple. J. B. Clarke, Peachtree Inn. 7-19-6 ' DUCK8. FOR SALE—Thoroughbred White Pekin duck* for breeder*: three month* old; av erage seven pound*: lay In December: duck* 12 drake, d.50: trio S. F. H. Bottenhebb Decatur. On. Phone 27-J Decatur. S9? INDIAN RUNNER DUCK8. A FEW EXTRA tin* yonng Indian Runner drakes, nine weeks old. 41.50 eeeh; eggs balance of seneon. 11.50 for eleran. C. Blew, art. Rnnte L Decatur, Oa. 145 C0W8. FOR SALB—Fine Jersey eow: freth with third Ch'f Rich’ milker: good quantity: au Ideal family cow. Also her male calf, sired by the greatest Imported bull, Oxford Noble, of Bt. Heller: calf tbr-e weeks old: solid cnlor, black polota: drtnke from pall. Taka thla opportnnlty to secure the beat Jersey biood at low price. Will be Bold to- csix.'a&'ttb »vW c * % MISCELLANEOUS. N DISINFECTANTS. POULTRY INSURANCE. INSURE TnE HEALTH of your poultry and pet Itock by using Toland A Co.'a die- Infectant*. Both Phones 3231. 5-W-l FOR SALE-NIne nena and on* cock: irst prise winner.; Buff Orplngtooe; Cook strain: for 414. Ringlet Barretf vega. 41 per thirteen. Wgnted-Teo to Bfly Brown Uf- born pullets at ones: any age, If cheap. Piedmont Ponltry Pana. A. V. Hutcheaon, proprietor, Buchanan. Ga. (-32.1 44 LOTS IN EAST ATLANTA FOR 14.400- To clone ont an estate, above named prop erty la offered for sale on long time and antall payment!. It fa attuated on an old and well known thoroughfare, within abort distance of fne ichoole. churches and ex cellent facilities for trading. A hne p ace for poultry raising aod small gardening. Uta 40*170 to an alley. Add neee George S. May, South Kirkwood, Oa. Bell pbooejR WANTED—Portles lotcrcatcd In the poultry Industry to Join In developing a poultry colony or poultry plant of some sixe near Atlanta. Address w. C. P.. care Georgian. » 844 H. G. HASTINGS & CO., Seedsmen, 16 W. Mitchell-st. Phones 2568. FOR THE CANARY—Phil Bird Food Co.’e bird seed, bird tonic, bird inann. allver gravel, bird anlve, Uce powder, Free bird book. LKE’8 50c GERMOZONE is YOUR nOBRB OR COW out of condi tion? If ao, get Lee’s Beat Stock Condi tioner. Price 2&\ GET Conkey’s Chiekenpox Remedy. It is « snre remedy for o<ira-head fowls. Price 50c. NO green food better for poultry than Essex Rape: keep a nice patch growing all the time: one pound 10c, 20c postpaid. CoilLEY‘8 >’OX-I-Crrtfc. the disinfectant thst npx-i*ririe all germs. Price. 1 pint 35c. one quart 80c, two quarto 90e, One gal lon $1.60. .NO BETTER TIME for lie* liquids. Uce powders nnd disinfectants: Ltco Liquid, nor quart 35c. two quarts 60c. One gallon $1. Lice Powder, 16-ounce package 2&»\ 4S- oonre package f»0c, lOO-onncc package $1. IDEAL EGG CARRIER. Juat the thing for carrying one doxen egga. Prico, 15c per dozen, two dozen 25c, 100 for 76c. HEAD MCE OINTMENT for the little chicks, lrte and 25c. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. One cant a word for ada under this beading ELECTRIC MOTORS nnd nil classes of electric machinery; new nnd second hnndi bought, *old nnd repaired. Electric Con struction Company, 4a North Broad. Phone 178. 512?$ HOUSE FLY. MARE WAR on tho house fly by using Toland & Co.’s Disinfectant. Both phone* 3231. 6 9-21 CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. BEFORE buying furniture, rugs and art squares, sec J. C. Mason. 64 W. Mitchell. 6-11-37 LAW BOOKS. OF AIX KINDS boticnt. sold owl ex- , ehnnxefl. Tha ilxrrleon Company. 50 Kart Hunteret. 524-25 WE RENT good piano*. $3 per month up. W# noil gooil piano*. $5 j»?r month up. Bf.rgnlns In second hand*. IIW up. Becht Plano Company, 78 North Pryor. Phone^M^ ATLANTA HOME BUPPI.T COMPANY. the every-day bargain bouse, sells you house furnishing* on easy payment*, at 174 Edgewood-ave. Don’t forget It! Don't forgot It! 4-26-28 Are Your Eyes Worth $1? 8EE L. N. HUFF, optician. 62 W. Mitchell. 6-24-32 TYPEWRITERS—L. C. Smith. $4.5- Under- .wood. $40: Remington, $25: Smith Premier. $15; Yo§t, $io. Columbia Typewriter Com pany. 6-29-19 EriF.VATOB BARfiAIN. WILL sell ot bargain one second hand Morse-Williams Company freight elevator. Five-horsepow er, 220-volt alternating current General Electric motor. All in flrst-class condition. E. L. ADAMS CO., L. & N. Building. 7-21-21 FOR SALE— Spring wagon, suitable for gro cer*’ delivery or peddling. Apply 25 War- ren place. 221 FOR SALE—Bed room suit, cheap, at 401 Spring-*!. 7-28-13 FOR SALK-One static machine and X-rav attachment: Van Houten and Ten Broeck Company make! good as new; cost $525 one year ago. Will *ell cheap. B. B. Bush, Col quitt, Ga. 7-28-2:1 FOR SALE—One white enamel bed room suit and single Iron bed and cot. Call Ivy 271S-J. 7-2S-35 FOR SALE. QUICK-Motorcycle, $75. W. C. Curtl*. College Park, Ga. 242 SECOND-HAND tiro and burglar-proof gate with thick steel cheat and heavy bop work; a bargain: also good fire-proof safe; cheap. 401 Engllsh-Amerlcan Blag. 9-7-31 FOR RALE—Nearly new Babcock buggy at half co*t. 122 Crcw-st. 255 i FOR RALE—Latest model No. 8 Rlfrkens- i derfer typewriter In active use less than ona week, at unreasonably low price: also one Natlnna! iron aafe. cheap. J. 1.. Shipp, 715 Amtell bull'll 11*. Phone Main 521ft 7-29-10 FOR SALE—Two small total adding Na tional caah register*. Will aell cheap. Address Register, Box 41, care Georgian. 7-295 $300 BUYS FURNISHINGS for a nine-room bouse, with privilege of remaining in same, which la the beat location In city for board ing house; always filled; leaving city. Mrs, I. Pappenberger, 74 Lnekle-sT. 7-29-30 FOR SALE—Bdlaon ham* phonograph with amherol attachment and cabinet, with 125 | record.: cheap for calk. Phonograph, 39t Whltehalt-ot. 2M 1375 DIAMOND riot: pure whit* and per- i feet; M karate. Special price 4560. D. A. Tohtae, fnr., 9 Kaet Alabama at. STORK SHBLVINO for Ml. cheap; alao caah reglatcr. xb«w can* and offlc* deak. Schair Shoe Company, 3* Vt hitehall at^ ^ FOR SALE—On* 20-horae power engine, on* IS-horncpoerer engine, two 50-eaw gtne. one pree, end heltlii* for earn.: oil In good iknpe. Wilder Bro*, rinehurat. O*. 6-I0-* ONE doable qu*rtered oek f*t-top drek, practlcetly new, 419.50. Room 50*. Fourth National Bank Bldg. 7-27-29 DIAMONDS—Gentleman haying tom* fine diamond, and no uae for lame will naert- flee. Pair handaoine blue-while eorrlnga, nliout 2'i korata eaeh: largo aolttalre of about 4 karate; antique brooch with 13 atone.. * rare deglgn. Addreaa Diamond, car* Georgian. ‘ 23 3 1 Trunks at Actual Whole- 1 sale Cost. IF IN SEED of one. nn money hy clung na * eall. S. T. Stewart. 45 South Broad- at., next door to McMillan’* 8*cd »tore^ REAL ESTATE AGENTS will find bast la- gal blanks at Bennett's. Coupon notes, ten Interest notes attnehad; loan deeds (passes title), bond to re-oonvey title, leases, Itond for title, rent receipt books. 81" FOR SALE—Dining chairs, willow nnd <»aV ri»ckers, porch rockers, two heaters nnd kitchen range. Very cheap. 225 Caatrnl-flvo, | FOR SALE—One small mule nnd delivery ■ waptu. J. B. Mel!, Erigewood. 7SJ 1 FOB SALE—Heart cypress shingles at $2.25 1 and all other building material at rariueori | prices, n* we are largely overstocked^ | Farmers Exchange, 522 Edgawofid-ive. 7-30-18 1 FOR SALE—Parlor set. porch swing, two toilet sets, library table, two wuxlutnud*; all In best conditio a. Will sell cheap, ns owner Is leaving city. Phono Main 2651-J. 7-30-16 BEST adding machine made, guaranteed three year*, only $25. Trial free. Address The Calculator, Box 59S. Atlanta. Ga. 30 FOR RALE—Unright Hardman piano; good condition; 1150; three 1»ed room suits nnd other household furnishings. At 30 West North-ave. 8i>2 FOR SALE—Stock of perfume*, toilet aril eles and soap nt mie third cost. New stock In original cases. Party In other line of business nnd will sell on liberal terms. Ad dress Klyslan. care Georgian. 881 EMEUSON PIANO for sale cheap: condition perfect: cost $600: sell for $150, cash or terms. Phone Ivy 2715-J. 859 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. One cent e word for aas under this heading. WANTED-Socond-bnnd furniture, office nitd household goods. Highest cash price psld foAnme. A. Springer. 25 8. Pryor-41. Bell pUcme 1526 Main. WE PAY highest cash price* for household goods, pianos and office furniture. Cash advanced on consignments. Central Auction Company, 12 East Mltchell-at. Bell phone Main 24i4. 9 LET THU £ f GATE CITY tvotk. ELECTRIC CO. ■“iViloT WANTED—AIX HOI SJEKEEI’ERH IN AT- t.ANTA AND NEAgm- TOWNS TO ( AIX AT OUR tVCMn'M DEI'ART* MENT. 21 EAST At.ABAMA ST.. ATLAN TA. TO LOOK AT T«FBEAUTIFUL I'RE- Mlt’MS WE ARE amKO TO St'HSCItll). ERS OF THE DAILY GEORGIAN. BEAU TIFUL LAMPS, PLOCKS, SILVERWARE. ETC. COMB IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. YES, IT IS WORTH A VISIT. WE IJJVITE YOU, ONE AND ALL. tf WANTED—NIen, large three-burner oil stove and oven. Phone West 27. 7-19-25 WANTED—Second-hand coal range: state make, size, condition, price. 226 Brown- Randolph Bldg. 1** WANTED—Suron'l-hnnd atirre.v. In gooil re- |intr. Alllire** X. Y. V... Carrollton, On. 42* FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Ont eent a word for ads under this hsadlng. FOB RALE-Three-room house In city Utn- It* for $6W. Easy pnyments. While neigh borhood. Carey A Clarke, 2 Whltehall-st.: Germania Savings bank. 7-12-15 FOR SALE—Five very desirable eemetery lot* nt Hollywood nt a bargain. Apply 1.. N. Huff, 62 West Mitchell. 7*20-11 L. M. JOHNSON CO., 406 PETERS BLDG. PHONES 4891. 8-9-14 FOB KALE—Five-room cottage with ball; Inside work extra tine; all convenience#; If this property Is sold within a tew days can be bought nt • sacrifice. Call or address Owner, 21R South-nve. No phone. 135 FOR SALE— Elefennt bungalow; brand new; 200 feet off Htewort-nve. car Hue; on El- Wrt-st.: first house. Six room* nnd hall; all conveniences; G| e walks: lot 60 by 200; beau tiful oak shade; large porches. A bargain for $3,250. Terms. J. D. Hayes, owner, $07 Fourth Nntlonsl Bank building. 7-26-4 I HAVE Just finished one six-room house. corner Tlft-ave. and Lillian. 1/wk at It. Pick out lot on Stewart-ave.. this side of Pearce, or Mnrphy-ave., Lowndes-*t. and Glllette-sts. I will build’according to yonr plan*, with good material nnd the best skilled white mechanics. Terra*, small cash payment nnd balance to atilt. J. T. Kim brough Jk Co. 7-28-22 OOBDON-ST, LOT. 60 by 200, on good cor ner; also bit adjoining ou side, also good street. The whole business $.1,1.7) on terms, or will sell separate. Bargain. Call Mr. Salmon. 1109. 7-28 20 GOING at exactly what It cost to build, an right or nine-room bouse; let 60x150 to side alley. If you want a good home on easy terms. In best part of West End. be quick. This nd xqrlll only appear twice. W. W. Dunlap. Fort McPherson, Ga. 249 In Lnkewood Heights. $2,000—Beautiful six-room bungalow, on corner lot, 60 by 179. It’a aetunllv worth $?.60n. Owner left the city and Is anxious to aall Is the reason of this tow price. Terms to suit you. Phones 85 East Point exchange. STOP PAYING KENT. OWN A HOME OF TOUR OWN-1 am nnt. tine on sale a ntw subdivision of 49 lots nt $125 each. These lot# are 50x168, front n 40-foot street, with 16-foot alley. Lota that sold n year ago at $125 now bring $200. Termi 110 cash, $5 per month; no Interest. Can hulld on these lot* on ensy terms. John Starr, 802 Engllsh-Amerlcan Bldg. Phones: Main 1022, West 982, Atslnta 6754-F- 4-19-0 FOR RELIAB1 Information about S. Andrews Bay, Fla., and lists of lands for sale, prices and descriptions. wrt|e the Do than Land find Development Company, L. G. Bigger*, secretary, Dothan. AI*. 7*13-12 FOR SALE-Honse and lot nt Dakota, Ga.; fine location for doctor or merchant; fine and vigorous pecan grove on place. Just coming Into heavy bearing: big territory to back tip doctor or merchant. Term* easy. R. J. nunktey, Arnbl. Ga. 7-8-24 ADMINISTRATOR’S RALK-On Tuesday, August 2. 1910. lu front of the DeKatb county conrt house, at Decatur, there will >e sold nt auction four five-room cottages on nice lots. Houses only half block from the court horse and practically on the ear Ine. Water nnd llglits In ench house. Henry R. Jewett, Jr., Administrator. 7-30-1 FOR 8ALE—REAL E8TATE. teen minute* ride from city. Lot M bv : site; lift: payment* If desired. Lot Own caro Georglnn. REAL ESTATE WANTED. One cent a word for ada under thla beading. WANTED-oT* buy a house with few arrea land, near Atlanta. Small ca»h payment; balance monthly. Address Albert, csre Geor gian. S46 FOR SALE—FARMS. « One eent a word for ada under this heading. $8.000—3.) acre*, eight mile* out, 800 yards of oar line and atop; chert rond nearly nil ay: goJWl rood balance; five-room cottage; flupst spring: plenty of timber: rich farm land*, pasture and branches; $1,000 caah. bal ance five years, 7 per cent Interest. T. C. Conway, 412 Petera building. Phone* 648*. 7-2H BU8INES8 OPPORTUNITIES. a cent a word for ads under this heading. FOR SALE—One grocery store and restau rant combined. In Cordele, On. Most d«r slrnbly located: pays good dividends ou In vestment. See A. B. C\ f Confide, Ga. 7-19-17 NOTICE—List your business with us for quick sale; we secure partners with capi tal; all business propositions handled suc cessfully. C. VgfiDyk* St Co., Business Bro kers. successor* to If. W. Maples & Co., 819-20 Atlanta National Bonk Bldg. Main BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PLUMBING. STEAM GAS FITTING. DAVlf) W. YARBROUGH, MASTER FCTMBBJL . Phone, 1255. 20 E. Hnater-et. WAXTKD— Partner with *3.000 to 16,000 to enter profltablrvand pleasant manufactur ing business. Phone Ivy 1118 for sppolnt- d ?-27-19 PATENTS PRODUCE fortunes. Prlxes for patents. Patents secured thru us ad vertised without charge. New lists of Inven tions needed and possible buyers. “Hints S cut* in 500 cltlea in towns. Mr. Greeley. die acting commissioner of patents, bad full charge of United fltntes patent office. Greeley A Mclntlre, patent attorneys, Wash ington. D. C. 6-21-7 OKLAHOMA, the land of opportunities* free Information ou farm lauds and business openings; stale what you want. Address Oklahoma World, Dept. 232,/Tulsa, Okla. FOB RALE A farm of 400 acres; near Flake’s mill, twelve miles from Atlanta: public road running thru It: two-thlrria in It In high state of cultivation, one-third In original tlml»er: bottom land and upland in desirable proportion: flak community: would sell lu lots of IDO. 200. 300 or 400 acres. This Is one of the nnst desirable farms In the country. 44. J. Flake, It. F. D., Route 1, De catur, Ga. 803 In cmxl state of cultivation: 116 acres limber, well matured: good orchard: six- room house, nearly new: three room tenant house and nvefigary outbuildings: mile* south t*f Dougfusvlilo, Ga.. near school* and churches, ou nubile roads. Price $3,750: terms cash, por further Informal Ion, od- dreka W. C. Gideon, Douglasvllle, route 8. "Mi REBIOUR RESULTS come from tnisscs Im properly tilted. John B. Dsulel, uf 34 Wnll-ht., has an expert litter and It will cost you no more to have him fit you. and It menna Insurance. 8-24-10 anteed. Better be safe than aorry. SWITCHES MADE 1 YOUR FUTURE revealed Wonderful revelations, six questions and four 2c *tnmp*. Professor 3. Gray, Station D, Chicago. 829 Tuesday, for administrator, house at lift IN LAKEWOOD , HEIGHTS. >.000—BEAUTIFUL six- room bungalow, on cor- er lot, 50 by 179. It’s ac- lally worth $2,500. Owner Phones 85 East Point CONTRACTING. On* rant s word for ad* under this heading. LET UR FIGURE WITH YOU on that fac tory. warehouse, or store. There I* not a* slightest mystery about our low price lu putting up buildings. It Is the simple and natural result of buying our building material nt first cost plus one small percent age of profit for putting up the building. Estimates furnished on work anywhere In the South. Address F. T. Pierce A Co., P. O. Rox 143. Atlanta, Ga. 1C FOR SALE—Paying drug business, estab lished seventeen yours. In Florida town of 8,000 population. Opportunities like It are rare. Good reason* for selling. ' X. Y. 7... Rox 60, euro Georgian. 808 WANTED—Resl estate salesman at once; must ls» experienced and know city. Quick. Box 70S, caro Georgian. 792 poultry; 30 acre* of land and water power LINOTYPING. LINOTYPE COMPOSITION J. J. WALSH LINOTYPE COMPOSITION COMPANY, «!4 North Broed-it. "gIrner" furniture COMPANY FURNITURE. STOVES sad n<m»eh«M coni, hnuffbf, -old end exchanged. 1?2 8. Fortyth-et. Atlentn phone 2367. e-20-H PURE CREAM. SEASONED AND FROZEN. OGLETREE’S 115 Marietta. Atlanta PbOM j «tt 5r8iGNTNG VR ENORAVING, ELEC- wrigley engraving 1 COMPANY BH West Alnbnma-et.. Atlanta, Ofl^ . COME ON, FI8HERI WE ARE PLEAS INO At lint*’•beet Why not cell Llpre’ Preeelng clnbl Oar work heet In city. Ledle.^ work A, 6-344 MOVING AND DRAYAGE. OOLLNH'K TRANSFER COMPANY. «t WEST IIUNTER-ST.—Moving aod drey. age. Wc employ whit- help. rj»n>Pt service. Atlanta phone 2553, Bell 21iO^ ^ ! WANTED—Block of Piedmont Portland (>- ment and Umc Company stock at a bar gain. L. A. Wood. Carrollton. Ga. 632 FOR RALK-FIfty cents on the dollar; small stock dry goods, clothing, shoes, not Inns, etc. Box 386. Auulston. Ala. 630 ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST GROCERY STORES. SELLING OUT ON ACCOUNT OF TLL HEALTH. J. B. MELL, EDGEWOOD, GA. 790 FOR SALE—FUHNITURR. On* cent s word for nds under this heading. ON account of remodeling our store, we will sell for a few (lavs longer any arti cle of Furniture, Rugs and Art Squares at exact fac tory cost. Don’t miss this ROBISON’S. 27 E. Hunter. •T. M. HIGH CO. CIALS FOR THUB8DAY. CASH OR CREDIT. 0.00 Davenport $29.75 14.98 1.98 2.98 2.98 14.98 7.49 11.98 10.00 22.50 Dining Table 2.50 Hammock 5.00 Porch Swing 4.50 Willow Rocker. ... 25.00 Rraas Bed 10.00 Felt Mattress 15.00 9x12 Brussels Rug. 15.00 9x12 Takara Rug.. MAIL ORDERS FILLED. .T. M. HIGH CO. A Money Saving To You ine Baby Carriage.. Sell. $100.00 15.00 5.00 §.00 1.50 10.00 >UC UlO* trew mult) *5.00 'wo Iron lieds. .prinsn end m.ttrcn., each 15.00 B.oo me Fey heater 17.60 5.0<] All good and n great bargain. At 43 An- RAILROAD SCHEDULE. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Ilshed only as information, and are not guarj No. Depart' To— 36 New York.12.15 am 30 Columbus.. 5.20 mil 32 Ft. Valley. 5.30 nm 1.1 Cincinnati. 5.30 aiu 35 Blnn'hntn. 6.29 ntn 12 Richmond.. 6.55 am 7 Cbutt'ga... tj.iyurn K Brunswick. 7.43 nm 2*J Bitui'h:lin. 10.45 am 33 New Vork.11.01 nm 40 Charlotte..12.00 n’n 3d New York. 2.47 pm 15 Chatt'ga... 3.0) pm 29 Birni’ham.. 4 lu pm •IS Toccoa.... 4.1) put 22 Columbus.. 5.1) pm 8 Cincinnati. 6.10 piu 12 Shreveport 6.39 am ►X7 Toccoa.... 8.10 am 28 Hello..... $.10am 29 New York.10.30 am 8 Chatt'ga.. 10.35am 7 Macon 10.40 am 27 Ft. Vslley. 10.45 am 21 Columbus. 10.60 am I Gloria’tl.. 11.10am 40 Birin’hnm. 12.40 pm 19 ftlnn’ham. 3.30 pm 3$ Charlotte. 155 pm 37 New York 6.00 md 15 * lien IUIR w.vw Brnnawlck 100 pm „ Chatt’ga.. ».» S Columbua.10.3* — — Valise 1ft 15 pm S Heflin...'.’.. 5 45 pm 10 Macon 6 30 pm 44 Wasb'gtnn. 8.45 pin . 11 Rhreven’t.. 11.10 pm 24 Clnrin , t>..11.00 pm 14 Jack’vHle,,llJ9 pm Trains marked thus run dally except Rundaj. Other trsloa :••• Jally. Central ' Ume. City Ticket Offlcw-No. I Psachtres-it* WILL SELL, for the sake of assistance, a small equity in all my holdings, consisting of American and Mexican lands. This is a big proposition, and only parties who can stand the losest investigation need reply. A party experienced in lands and land develop ment preferred. Address Lands, Caro Georgian. 7-30-5 WARE & HARPER, BUSINESS BROKERS. 724-725 CENTURY BLDG. PHONES: BELL M. *311. ATLANTA 1*0 |7,Odo—A little over one lhlrd Intemt In on. of lb. hlgh.lt clua. h-lt leveled (hu nt ilmt), w.ll .quipped MEN’S FURNISH ING ind CLOTHING hu.lnv.ifi In lh« vlty of Atl.nU; opportunltlv, like thil nr# ..Idem otlvred: uliry vouuuen.nrit, with ability •nd knowledge of tho builneii; itoek now worth ebout *140 por akero. Owner of this bneineee wlebee to go North. *9,000—Well looted, beet reeldeeve eevtlon of Columbue, Oe„ DRUG and SODA bu.l neee: dnvly end newly equipped: here a von- tract that now torne ebout *35 por month profit. Eitrn hne opportunity. * Now la the time to eevure u bargain In a HOTEL LODGING or BOARDINO HOUSE. Giro ue n trial If you nrt looking (or either. Wa here many we do not tdrertiee at ell. *2,700 Only NEWSPAPER and JOB OFFICE l n hourlahtng Georgia town of 2,000 population, liven eitabllehvd eight yeere. l.vgel adrertlalng part running eipenera. Fine (arming eevtlon, hne new evhoole end new vhurvhee. Eitrn well equipped plant; eome tvrme to bo had. Get buay, ye edltoret *850—A hne paying (*200 per month) end well located SODA, CIGAR end MILK DEPOT buslneee. Owner hne been In thin eetne houee (living rooma attached) (or thir- toen yeere. Pert eeth. balance eney. A good opportunity *1,200—One-half Interval In one of the high- eat eluae, beet equipped, dneet located HAIR DRESSING PARLORS Id the city of Atltnte. Fine opportunity for u goad buel- ntss woman. Rome terms to bs had. -DRUG 8TORE8! Wall, w* should say . If you are in tho market tor one, eome to se* us. Ws hsv# sotns extraordinary fins ones. ^ . K) Ml , MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE and COFFIN business: located about 40 mil*s south of Macon, in a fine farming section. You would have an extra fine man for vour partner; $0,000 cash, balance easy. This man needs a liva and active partner. WATCH -Thess ads changed dally-WATCH ABOVE FOR SALE BY WARE * HARPER. PALMISTRY. On# eent a word for ads under bis beading. MADAME PAULINI, CLAIRVOYANT AND SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. 134-B Jvy-sL Office boors, 10 a. m. to 8 j. m. dally, ex cept Suudajr. palmist and paychlc reader, formerly or 82 South Pryor-st., Is now located In tent it 10 Fast M!trbell-St. The madam belongs to the only race of people In the world who have the faculty of revealing correctly the past, present and future. Free test readings Monday*, Thursdays. Hours 10 a. m. to 8 - ~ 132 MADAME DEL BEY. the successful psychic Irtlmimi, it#«viSM« yon on lore, family and business affairs, law suits, marriages, changes, speculations. Investments, lost ar ticles, etc. Dl Whitehall, juat below Broth- ertou. . 5U 8TOVE REPAIRING. . DAN. THE FIXER. NORTHERN STOVE AND BUPPLY ca j Atlentn phone ^235, Dell phone se - , ^ 18 . a PATTERN8. INVENTORS’ GUIDE. Thurman Pattern Workf* 114 Central-^J^^ LUMBER. R. J. CRAIG. SPECIAL PRICES on all building mate-! rial for tbr next *hl rt 7,^*F**.^** CrofSi over phones Main 6043. Atlanta 1714. s-lS-lT} WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING G. T. M’CURDY, IH WHITEHALL PHONE MAIN H®?, Attnuta 222*. *•*•» TRUNKS. HAGS AND SUIT CASESl RKTAII.ED AM> REPAIRED., UK.YITUIir< OOUgU*. MHU null CAt unuBVG. i five nn livforv making yonr purcheif. or rail Atlanta W17. Fli-lan PAINTING AND PAPERING. J. c. BUTLER, DECORATOR. fi> North Fortyth-gt Phno* Ivy 1#M. Atlnutn m 4-22-33 DANCING. LAKEWOOD PARK, vrivn row ns. iwlmmlnt. shoot PURE ICE CREAM. FULLER’S Phonee: Main 3514-L Atlnntn 4*1 Fnctory. 470 South Pryor. 4.10-t ADVERTISING NOVELTIES. EVERYTHING In sdvertlglng noveltlce, miendari, Iveth.r good»._ eigne, ate. argeet line In (J. B. 8. D. Eocharlss.. Wt ariettaer. 13-21 OU A iiiMi rnu xime* unidt w nip* visiting cards postpaid, 2So, 100 50c; can't be told from smgraylng. UNIVERSAL PRINTING COMPANY, IlStt North Pryor-at., Atlanta. Ga. 7-4-S GENERAL REPAIRING. THE BEST Is the cheapest. . _ Atlgsfa Gun and Locksmith Co., J. Tom Jones. Mgr. Phonsa 206. II 8. Broad-at. 8*14-17 COLLECTIONS. COLLECTIONS MADE ANYWHERR. CITY ACC01JNT8 given prompt attention. The Guarantee Settlement Con «2$ r — Empire building. P. O. Box SHOEMAKER. t '\?h*,T;^ R8 M. 1 ? B 2 , o A,B PubVfu'Ji,vd 1 ^ A. Stenfelt. i-4-f, miVk and cream v . ’ PIEDMONT CREAMERY,, 71 WEST CAIN. try 7*1, Atlentn 20M. W. P. Jncxeon, ^tn^ TYPEWRITERS REBUILT. WE SELL factory make,, nt earing unranteed full year Ask for mtgloguo sna pners. American Writing Marhlnu Company topentlM tho Typowrlter Egchange), 4* North PrySr-et ruKimitnu nuuwiL ■ . jti factory rebuilt typ-wrltvra, all at envltur of B to *5 per cent: ed full year ngainat alf defeete. 8EWING MACHINE8. IEW MACHINES RENTED: I: per month. Singer Bowing Machine Company, 7* FhltchaU-et. Both phone* Ml. !!« ALL MAKER ef sewing machine* HH- phones ML 24-: PRESS CLIPPING SERVICE. FRANK C. OII.REATH PRESS SYNDI CATE, Caniller Bldg., Atlnntn. News serrlce to Southern newepsjtorn. Press clipping* fuAlahvd on nny tubj< 4-H-It FIREPROOF STORAGE. „ n STORE houeehold anode and plenei Warehooeoe 33h-7» and 341 Edgewood-eti Office 13 Anbnrn-eee. John J. Woodntdn. PRINTING. F YOU nre looking for hrnt rltga work, vail Merchant, Printing Company, 11* Ma. rlettn et. Main *403. Atlanta 529. 7-2LW MILLINERY 8CHOOL. SAWTKLL'8 SCHOOL OF MILLINERY. Regular millinery training school. Writ* for cntnlogne. 43H Wbltehall-et. 4-1*41 or any plain work, 10c. A net of fourteen rlniter pnffe. *1.50. Renu, tlful quality of hair, any akadn. JOWERS HAIR DRESS ING PARLORS, 4IVt Whitehall. * 211 GATE CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY. DEALERS AND CONTRACTORS. Repair work n epeclelty. Fane, motors, Tnngaten lamps, electric Irons, batteries, bella, etc. 4 Welton at. Doth phono*. WAREHOUSES. MERCHANTS’ WARE HOUSE. FFICE8. CANDLER DLDO. WARE HOUSE, 1 TO 2* GRANT 8TRECT. We Store Everything. Bell Phones Main 3309 and 2731. C-10-21
