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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1D10.
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POULTRY. DOGS. PET STOCK, ETC. POULTRY, DOOS, PET STOCK, ETC. I POULTRY, DOGS. PET STOCK, BTC. f POULTRY, DOGS, PET STOCK, ETC.
One cent a word for aaa under this head. One cent a word for ads under this head. I One £ent a word for ads under this h64d. I One cent a word for ads under this head.
Pear Uncle Dud
ley: Will you
Kindly state thru
vour column In
the Georgian the
proper method of
(reding alfalfa to
rhlrkens In order
m secure best re
sults? Your cor
ner of The Geor
gian Is always In
vesting and ex-
reedlngly valu
able to all chicken
raisers. Thanking
vou In advance for
the desired to- —•
f .nnatlon, I beg to remain.
Yours very truly,
O. W. STAPLETON.
Macon. Ga.. Nov. I, 1810.
ANSWER.
Chickens are very fond of alfalfa.
They will cat It If fed In any shape.
They prefer It to any other green food.
In the winter you can feed It when
•■ur*d and put up in bales like hay. If
fed with oats and wheat bran damp
ened It Is as good food for laying '
u. you can feed to them. If you
YOUR UNCLE DUDLEY,
pear Uncle Dudley:
.how In Atlanta In January more to'
and, "Oh. look! This Is a
home to And out from
and shape of each breed, what din-
iiuallflm, etc.. It seems to me that li
Interest to these shows. I have a
l,reeding fine birds ever consult
birds. Or anybody
going to a poultry
before, they left Hor
suggestive talks I have suggested and
showing, or demonstrating, ns It ware,
would he quite an additional Induce
ment for people to attend the big Jan
uary show, which, I hope, will be the
champion, show of the season.
Dense tell me where I can get coops
to send my blrthi to Atlanta. I am go
ing to send n t least u pen. Also, where
I cab get 'shipping crates for eggs. I
want sump, ftiid It embarrasses me to
IQ. frequently he asked where tlfry
ran be procured when I am unable to
answer. I Buy boxes all right to hold
one or two settings, hut J have to ship
so many of my Rhode Island eggs by
the hundred for incubators and If X
could get. theTboxra suited for the hull-
dred else -It'-would save trie lota of
trouble. -At present I puck In baskets
lust a* x have received eggs from
fuirlera, but I know the express com
pany halt delivered memsny a broken
egg and J would lu vuln put In chiima
with the express com puny ftjr.damngH
And stf If you' rati toll: be where w*
Ian get suitable transportation hoxe*
or baskets to . park eggs for setting^
please let your light-shine on the un
knowing and inafiy will thank you, If
they don't rise up and bless you.
My Single Comb Reds «re looking
line and laying with ronewed energy
after moulting. I have a .fine laying
•train and am Improving them ovety
year. This ydnf .nty cockerels ate ex
ceptionally fine, but I ant .more proud
of my birds' laying record than any
thing Slse, for they are bred to lay,
and do lay. Very- few of us can get
MHO for a pen of Jleds, the price of a
pea I saw In Augusta; or 178.for n
cockerel, the price pehl for one Klnglv
'■oiub Rhode island Red at the Maron
fair, but wu can nil gey good Reds, and
. sell them, too, at • a reasonable price.
My experience Is that the better the
male bird Is In color and thrift th»
better satisfied you will lie with your
chicks.' My plan has always been to
u»e the best I could gel.
I am afraid you will conclude you
were Inviting trouble when you told ua
to come to you In our dilemmas, bub If
you can tell me where I can get those
egg I sixes, accept my heartfelt thanks
In advance. Very truly yours
MRS. I*. T. CALLAWAY.
Washington, Go. Nov. 52. 1810.
ANSWER.
The above letter contains a sugges
tion that would undoubtedly add much
In the way of Instruction to those who
•lie Interested In .poultry, and yet who
know little about poultry. I am fre
quently asked to describe a Rhode
bland Red. or an Orpington. "Please
give all of the points of a show bird.’ 1
oul inniiy other questions of like char
acter. Now, every one who la up on
Urn IMilnts of the different breed* knowa
ihat this Is a very difficult tiling to do
-at least, so that one not familiar with,
poultry points could understand whnt
I wrote. It Is very easy to stand In
front of a coop at a show with the
chicken In hand anil run over the good
and defective points In a bird, and
Mrs. Callaway la correct. There should
he poultrymen scattered all over the
•how room who would answer ques-
•lons, and thereby Instruct the people.
This I* a valuable auggeatlon. I hope
'hat some action will be taken by the
ommlttee in charge of our January
•how that will put this wise auggeatlon
‘nto effect.
I regret that I did not have the pleas
ure of meeting you at Augusta. I had
planned to be there at the opening, but
could not jret away from the office un
III Wednesday night
H. o. Hastings A Co. have had a
•lauding ad In The Georgian for
months. They can supply you with
poultry supplies of all sorts. Write to
'hem.
Very few poultrymen use fancy coops
In which to ship their bird* to shows
Many of them ahlp In light boxee, like
•hoe boxes. Some of them, however,
use the regular shipping box, and they,
"f course, are better than a shoe box
would be. Hastings A Co. handle ship
ping coops. Glad to hear that you are
navlng ao much auccees with your
'teds. It will encourage every one who
, rads your letter to go forward and
learn how to get the best results from
their blrda Will be glad to hear from
sou again. This column la always
open to Mrs. Callaway.
YOUR UNCLE DUDLEY.
I have discontinued alt club rates
with poultry Journals and my book.
"All About Poultry." Hereafter I will
nun only a club rate with the Southern
Cultivator—book and Cultivator will
furnished at $1.25. The Standard
THE GEORGIAN’S
POULTRY SHOW
“For Benefit of Georgia
Poultry Association.”
The largest cash prizes
ever offered in a Southern
show—50 Loving Cups and
a large number of cash spe
cials. The finest building
to show in, and .the best
coops ever in a show room.
Premium list ready for
mailing Dec. 1. Write for
yours now.
C, 0. HARWELL, Sec.
113 N. Pryor-st.
BROWN LEGHORNS.
$2.00 each. Forbes
Bend m» 8l.se and your ordsr will
THSira prompt attention.
1
To All Cranks:
Uncle Dudley will be glhd to
give all Georgian readers the
benefit of his experience In
poultry raising. Inquiries
gladly answered. In writing
for Information be brief, to
tho point, and don't write on
both sides of your paper.
ORPINGTONS.
ORPINGTONS — Kelleratrauss Crystal
White; direct from his 930 mating; 95
for fifteen eggs. J. B. Crist, Golconda.
111. 11-2-18
PURE-BLOOD well-bred Buff Orpington
cockerels from Cook's and BridgewA-
ter's stock; 92, J2, and 95 each. V. A,
Ham, Newnan, Ga. 10-8-26
PAUL AND HUBEHT MASON. Shall-
man, Ga., have some extra fine utility
cockerels, same strain as their first prize
Buff Orpingtons; Just off a little In feath
er; they are well grown, vigorous and
beautiful, with true Orpington shape.
Price three months old. 81.50, four months
82.50, five months $3.50, six months $5.
These will bring good Btock. 11-5-3
KELLER8TRAU8H Crystal White Or
pingtons from those famous matings.
Cockerels, $15'to $5. Eggs In season. C.
H. Ferran, Toccoa, Ga. 221
CRYSTAL WHITE Orpington cockerels,
Krllcratrasa' 910 and 930 matings. Also
White Ixegliom cocks atul cockerels. At
bargain. Iir. Ward, 220 Gordon-st.
11-26-23
WHITB PLYMOUTH ROOK*,
Cl O. HARWELL, US North Pr>or-,t..
•acratarr Oorgla Poultry »Moclatlon.
Whits Hook cooks, hen,, cockfircl, amt
pullets. 10-34-8
WHITB PLYMOUTH HOCKS st Mscon
•how, ssconil on cockerel, third pullet,
;r n j d Wa
‘ AVHITE PLYMOUTH
ROCKS.
WON first pullet, second pon, third cock,
Augusta show, 7910. Eggs for sals.
J. WILLIE LEVY,
Augusta, Ga. w
tot buff rocks.
Z. H. OILREATH. eo: Csrllng-xve., M«-
rnn, (1*. 1 won first cork, second cook-
orel, third hen. Buff Plymouth Rocks,
Oeargla State Fair, 1310. flood stock for
Sals.- 11-5-4
NOTH1NO mors attractive than a yard of
Oolden Buff Hocks; useful as t4.ll as
bountiful; select young stock for sale. < ■
O. Hole. Foreat Park, fla. 85
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK*.
FOB PALI: Barred Plymouth Rock,: ono
cock eighteen month, old; hstcheil from
K. B. Thompson', prtxo-wlnnlng egg,|
cockerel mated; also five of hi, nutlet,.
Fine birds. toHsen dollars for tha lot.
Cl. C. Wade, Llthonla, Ua. 284
GAMIS.
ONE Indian flams slag: two black hens;
cheap; would exchange, ill K. Cieor-
gla-Sve. Main 5J23-L. 388
DOMINIQUES.
AMERICAN Dnmlnlquea; thoroughbred
cockarals and puuota for sale. Bred
from my Boiton. 1910, blue ribbon wln-
Mft. a: Q. Carter, Freeport, Maine. 32,
MINORCA*..
FOR SALK—Black Minorca cocker*!,, or
will exchange for pullet,. 327 Kuclld-
ave., city. 108
WYAN DOTTfifi.
WHITE WYANDOTTEB—"Right kind’’
for all purpraci; heavy laying Acme, of
Tannes.ee, croiweil on nrlsc-wlnnlng
Crown Prince atraln of Massachusetts.
Winners st Madison Square Garden.
Cockerel,, pullet,, hen, and cock,. Quick
sals to make room. Write for prices.
Mlis Fay Hutchinson, Box 102, Montlcel-
lo, Oa. 11-28-17
RUDY'S '‘PERFECTION" WHITE
WYAND0TTE8.
Correspondence Solicited.
George II. Rudy, Mattoon, Illinois.
9-24-27
GOLDEN LACED Wyasdotco eggs, fifteen
for 91; the prettiest and best all-rnuod
poultry oo the market. W. D. Bennett. Mo
le ns, Ga. 3-12-26
FOB SALE—Some Psrtrldc. Wynndott.
chlrkrn.; say sgo and kind. H. M. Rc».
Tnllxbcms, Tran. 11-19-21
WHITE WYANDOTTEB—About 30 finest
Pa’uVMuM- ,u#
COLUMBIAN WYANDOTTES,
THE BEST LAYERS. The quickest grow
er,. Handsome ss picture*. The Tatrat
creation, flood breeders and show blrda
for aale from prise winner,. Buy now for
Mg Atlanta show In January. Address
Wrfi. J. Lloyd. Chattahoochee, Oa.
, 11-19*20
100 WHITB WYANDOTTES. male, end
female*; bred from prise winner*, at 12,
LET MB KTART^YOLMRIOHT—Trio Blit*
»S om ?o5 TiiSaPffB
up. Pen Mammoth Pekin ducks at a bar-
giln. F. A. Dough man, Ooldsmlth Farm,
Stone Mountain. Oa. 11-28-37
S. C. WHITE LEQHORS'B—I/»k. .Eaten;
If you want to lacceed atari with good
blood; lend for my show record; 8r,t pens
at Atlsnte. Nrahrllle, Mscon; 700 grand
specimen, to .elect from; hen. and pullets
Km each. BpraUI aalj of cockerel. 12;
short tliae onft. Erg, ILM for U. B F,
H«rt, Cotlege r,rk. fla. 11-12-8
B. C. WHITE LEGHORN and Rhode Is-
land Red cockerel, for rale; April
batched; 11.50 and 83 each. America;
Poultry Farm, Americus. Ga. 11-18-7
FOR Mix-Extra 8ee ft Wpts Le|kgn
horn cockerels, early hah
grown; the bird that will Imp
stock and produce layers: t> and IS eact
also 800 choice early hatchei
ready to lay, at 88 eaoh. Oi
FOR SALE—High-bred Brown Leghorns
— — Vary dttr--
:th Klrkw.
c.'\Dro-n. i_. crown j,r*n«jrnn.
No. T. nix Pullets, nn* cockerel. $8:
..... * pi
No. t, five pullets,
are April hatched
Powder Springe, Ga.
led chlcke. H. J. Comer
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
POn 8ALE—S. C. Rhode Island Re'
lets. Jack Trout, Capitol View.
Stewart-ave. cAr.
mer are Bona ana Drain*
prise winners at Augusta i
nlo this pries. Must sell
for breeding pens: your me
to make rnor
HASTINGS A CO., Mltch.ll-aL, will show
you my. 8. C. Rhode Island Red cock
erelB, |5 up. A. Waters. Prop. Gum Woo.
Rhode Island Red Yards, <70 Gordon-st.
FOR SALE—Rhode Island Reds, single
young bans, eight ealMUjM
or lit gets them. 1
11-35-18
- Jtrown I.
n eggs. It per 15; IS per 100, Che
ockerels. II to II each. From
best laying strain. James K. C
son, Brooks, Ga. 11-28
dianapolis, Inti.
COMB REDS—Cockerels
iah for service, 11.50. Eggs 1
pen, II.SO per fifteen. I
iipp Bros., FInleyson, Ga.
ns, $2 an<
ludiington.
...
bens, |s and It. Mrs. r. T.
RHODE ISLAND RED COCKERELS—IS
_ cockerel at |3; just a few left George
8. Austin, 711 Glenn-st., city. ”
A . BARGAIN
iter Lice wysndottet.
.fa
ter of correspondence. Mrs. .1
College Park, Ga. Bell phone
Point.
EXCELLENT ItOCL, _ . J. _
duck* |3 a pair; csJnf out or business.
Mrs. O. A. Toole, Leg Cibln Heights, Ma
con, Ga. 31*5-6
FOR SALE—FARMS.
FOR SALE}—104*4 acres land, containing
two-horse farm, good buildings, flowing
well; fire town lots, two store houses, one
gin. Plant all new. Jn best cotton sec
tion In Georgia. Over 2.000 boles ginned
to preion t date. For particulars, call
I. F. Johnson. Scotland, Ga. 44 *'
11-25-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
BARGAINS in choics cockarals. Columbians.
Buff Orpingtons. Andalusians and Reds.
> mr| tun w to ncnofiA nr Note. Mar
tin Poultry Harm, Routs 5. NakbtlUa, Tenn.
449
EGGS from our prixs winners, brodl-to-
lay stock. Whits Leghorns. Barred
Rocks, Rhode Island Reds And Indian
Runner Ducks, eggs 83 for fifteen. 95 for
thirty, shipped on short notice. We breed
the birds that lay, stand right Belmont
Farm, Smyrna. Oa. 16*11*28
WANTED—Three B. O. Rhode island
Reds and torse S. C. Buff Orpington pul
lets. Must ho correct color an.l .hope,
state lowest price. F. V. Turk, Stllesboro.
Os. 52
'FOR SALE—I have twelve or fifteen fine
Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels left.
Frank For an,1 Thompson strain,. I'rlco
91.50 each. Mrs. M. L. Ginn, Ashland, Go.
93
START YOUR INCUBATORS—Write ma
for prices on Incubators, now and sec
ond hind. Several sixes Also toa Bos
ton feed hopper. Eggs for hatching, ete.
Cockerels, *tc. E. W. Burke, Macon, Ga.
10-6-15
H. Q. HASTINGS & C0„
Seedsmen.
16 West Mitchell-st.
KEEPING'A COWf If so. you want to 1
Sow somfi grains now for £re*»n food
tots winter and early spring. Mix rye
•nd hairy vetch and sow now. You It
have loti of good grazing real soon.
LEE’S BEST STOCK CONDITIONER for J
cow, horse or sheep; 314-pound package
»«■ J
78-CHICK CAPACItY Indoor Peep-o'-Day £
brooder $8.60 f. o. b. Atlanta. *
CHICKEN WHEAT tLSO bushel f. 0. b. [
MAKE a bed of Von Sion Narolesus In
the Iswn; you'll be pleased .with re-
suite. Dozen bulbs make beautiful bod:
cost only 80c. postpaid 40c. J
SINGLE White Roman Hyacinth Bulb*. I
first else, best French stock, dosen 40c, -
postpaid 60c; 100 pound,, express not In- »
eluded, 13.00. „
WE SHALL BE Qt»AD to show you how t
nice we can arrange a nice canary and a
cage at email cost. ■
LEE’S EGO MAKER 2Sc, 60c and 82.00. •
PAPER WHITE NARCISSI’S, dosen 26c. -
postpaid 40c; 100 bulb*, express not In- V
eluded, 11.(0. (
FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE. 2
On* cent a word for ads udder thl, head, f
. TO CONTRACTORS. |
WANT GOOD, responsible contractor to 4
build three or four cottages and take -
equity In small plsco for part payment. V
Address C. H., Box 20, care Georgian, o
FOR SALE—Fire-room house on River ,
car line. 100x100; «*y payment*:_8760. -
imSssF 0 " manla A
BY OWNER—One five-room cottage, lot fl
45x120 to ten-foot alley, near Faiths u
Crossing. South Decatur car line; strictly •
white neighborhood; term* 31,050, 8100 -
cosh and $10 per month. 8. 8. Shepard, a
37 Hast Alabama-st. 270
Atlanta, on or near car line: one to
on tain 6 to 25 acres, another 2.' to 200
. eras. W. H. Chi vers, 51*4 South Broad-
it. Phones. Bell 4611-J, Atlanta 1854.
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
ONE second-hand bank burglar alarm;
. will sacrifice account bank liquidation.
J. C. Bush, Fitzgerald, Ga. 9-22-21
must sacrifice; bargain for Imi
purchase. Leaving city. H. F., care Thn
Georgian. 179
Springfield. Miss.
>w, going up; I FOR SALE—Contents nicely furnished
Write quick. | rooming house, close in, dose to post-
ktlon Hoard. | office. Cheap rent. Apply at 24 Luckle-
11-26-4 st.. olty. 246
mile from Grovanla, Houston county, I Ding order. One horse and harness, one
he heat fan* in ii....*tnn county and 400 I instantaneous coll gas heater and tan'
Will cut million^ of j one threo-apartment galvanized linod !•
MONEY TO LOAN.
One cent n word for ads jnder this heading
■a; uu uriu jn; nuj |"hxbebw
(-buries Herman, Rooms 201-
Tempie Court. 4-149
NOTES OF 8ALARIED PEOPLE, womea
hoiiRi'keGp.-rs and Miriness uoneerns bought
without security. Chenpest rates, enslest
payments. Offices In 66 principal cities. D.
H. Tolman, 524 Austell Bldg.
WF.YMAN * CONNORS. ~
ESTABLISHED 1890.
Mortgages on Kval Estate. 4-1-18
Carson, 24 Sonth Brosd-st.
feet fine lumber. Price, land and
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,
ceet c word for sds u nder^thlu jissdinj.
Tester located in a noi
from 6.000 to 1,000 inhabitants.
Tor selling, out of home t<
— to manage same, only
city. Address P. O. Box 59, Ath
patents. Patents secured thru os nd-
entors." “Why Some Inventors
Books on patents. Mend ua rough
or model for search of patent office
i and report on patentability. Special
igents In 500 cities In towns. Mr |M||—
vhtle acting commissioner of pal ■
MttMMrtmwhlted Htates office.
-*f I n
clntirt
Trscts containing from 10 to 3.700 acres
MUST SELL a grocery business In on*
of th« beat sections of Atlanta's m
rbs. About 92.000 stock, Including I
force and efforts put boh Ind It'.
selling, b
. Will glv
rive a bargain. Answer I
Imported from
iff. Hfl
India.
dn&Kes irom my ramou* toying mram
at 93 to 94 each: eggs at 92 per setting;
If you want the beet writs ms. C. Stew
art, Route 3, Decatur. Ga. 11-26-27
FOR SALE—Two trios each of Pekin and
Indian Runner dusks and a few Saak,
Isangshane. Pit Games, Buff Orpingtons
White Orpingtons, R. L Reds and Brown
ON BOUTII DECATUR car line, two
teki of Agnes Scott, 1 have eight
tlful oak-slmdod lots, with alt con
veniences, on one of which 1 will build
you a home and sell on easy terms. See
John 8jarr, owner, 602 English-American
Bldg. Phones Bell Main 1022, West 962-J,
Atlanta 6754-F 10-29
tractors; also expert mechanics by thi
day in painting. Glaslers In plate am
window glass. Mirrors resllvered.
Leghorns.
Tenn.
W. E. Lumley, Tullahoma.
11-26-1
PIGEONS—White,
UePfed^biack and sallow
V.A. Ham, Newnen. Ga.
EGO*.
FOR SALE—Fr,«h farm tn>:„ .
Main. 10-21-1*
DOGE.
DOG COLLARS.
FULL LINK Of latest pattern,. Hralejr'e.
42 Marietta. 18-27-1*
FOR BALK—Taro well-trained bird does
and one roon anil pot,um bound. M. L.
Crawford, Tiger. Ga.
FOR 8ALE—Wire-haired foa terrier pup-
. plea: pedigreed stock; all female,: price
85. Newton Banner. Hobe Sound, Fla. 54
FOR CHRISTMAS FRE8F.N*-Call at
100 Ira-sL and set a poodle puppy.^
OR BALE—Irish terrier: nude; two
yeara old. Bred In the purple. Pedi
greed nil.I registered In A. K. C. ftsd
Book. Kino dog. C. L. Polrce, Cotumbu.,
Ga. 11-28-15
E the Christmas pre«ent queatlo
i.ont Buy your friend or relative
finely bred Beoteh raffia nappy tram HE
Hyde Park Collie Kennele I regUt* red),
breeder* of htgh-cla,, Beoteh colllee.
Chamblee, Ga. 1-21-28
Give deacrlptlon, aex and price,
dreee P. O. Box 8, city.
COWS. _ ,
FOR SALE—One milk cow. Can be aeen
at 48 Hampton.nl. Call as early ae t
T-gJ
FOR 8ALE—Eighteen months old;l
ee-fourth, Jersey heifer, will make
idr milker. Dr. Ward. 220 Gordon-
' 680 Greenaferry-ave. 11-28-841
. LIVE STOCK.
REGISTERED Ho'.teln bull calve* from
tbo champion milk and butter .train.:
x week, old: all papers Included; 127
o. b. Johnson Bible College, Klmbep
C. Up,haw, Loganvllle,
. yoke oxen. P.
Ua. 11-18-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
ff Perfection will be ready In Decern- THOROUGHBRED White Lexhorn egg,,
w. Sen* si go and your order will fifteen 81: flne_cockerele 12. Merrell
.uihern agent for Norwich
eder. Philo brooder-hatcher
etcher. Philo system book
w. Send for deecrlptlve^rat-
;»—To exchange a .22 Winchester
nneen .1. m... ... of White Drptnxtona or Barre<I Rocka. Ad-
Carlton. College Park, Ga. Phone 83-L. drea, W. A. UrQwer," Dublin, Ua. . 81*
1
eoDurnan ouy toi,. near mommoin ai*
lantlo Coast I.lne Railway Shop,, for sale.
Price 88 to 8100 per lot, easy term,, no
Interut or taxes. Big Investment oppor
tunity. Bend for map anil term, quick,
Q. H. Bowen, 48 Reynold,-«t., Waycross,
04.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
On, cent a wont for nd, under tbl, heeding.
FOR EXCHA NOE—Upright piano an first
12.000 to 81.0*0; 8200 cash and balance
monthly. Boll Main 44II-J. 11-26-81
WANTED—To boy direct from owner, mod
era north side home. Answer by letter,
giving price and location. J. T. Thomaton,
rare American Specialty Manufacturing
Com petty, comer Marietta and Hlmpaon-eta
11-8-14
FIFTEEN 10-ACRE FARMS, I<00 each
8100 cash, balance five years, 8 per cen
Interest, write for full particulars o
■ ig formed. R. A. McHan, Kl
WANTED—To rent good truck farm on
mbarea Address Box X). care Georgian.
(Suburban Farm for Sale.
of the Incorporated
Oa., with a public road running thru It
with plenty of water and wood land. An
Ideal place for a delry farm. ITIce 817.58
electric ‘ ear iiiie.' Call' Itae'it,*”MahT'lii?
Atlanta 1147. 1IH South Broad-at. H-24-4
FOR BALE—Good upland farm, 110 acres,
78 acres In original foreat: 100 young
fruit trees of fin* variety, some bearfi—
Good proposition for fruit grower. It i
acre. Apply to Robert O. Daniel.
Logue, Ga
11-18-1*
TEXAS SCHOOL LAND8—Thotuande of
acres coming on market monthly an
ranchmen's leases expire; for sale by
state $1.56 to 95 per acre. Terms, one-
fortieth down, balance forty years. Kend
Publishing Company, Houston, Texas.
.™a
NORTH GEORGIA FARM.
205 ACRES, 50 fenced, 25
cleared, seven miles Ellijay;
good two-room log and boxed
house; small barn, three stalls,
with *hed; good corn crib and two
fijlple houses; estimated 175,000
feet yellow pine 10 inches up in
diameter; stream through place
and great bold apring near house;
15 acres in bench and bottom land
in cultivation; 150 apple tret's;
sold 900 bushels in 1905 and 400
biuhela in 1919; no better place
in Georgia for etock and apple
raising; price, spot cash, $5.90.
ED. IV. WATKINS. .|R„
Ellijar, Ga.
11-26-33
1,000 and <0,000 In
|d^M»sdnger trains daily.
467 Pennine, 6a.
dentist. Address Box
tornsy with amah capital, who desires a
trad e: party with small cap!
olng i
iltaf c
...... ,ff|9.
party. Apply 607 Austell,
id Ice
at 95
son for sollin, leaving town,
dress Soda Business, Box 500
Georgian. 11-
WARE & HARPER,
BUSINESS BROKERS.
734-118 CENTURY BUILDING.
$11,00(1
WELL-ESTABLISHED (1
miles from AHintw This* Is s vsry
price for the reel esteU and machinery.!
conaider eellinf half Intereal to rlgnt
$1,300;
expen
this
$4,500 QSady^
RESTAURANTH end
highest «Uu
st we can
Equipment s
• 16.000. ▲
lint. Best reaeon
i patronage; making big l
sStoittely demonstrate t
id furnishing! coil 912,t.w
great big opportunity In tbit
iston for ttlilBg.
I WELL-LOCATED,
iw clearing .
i increased.
ONE-HALF interest In sn old
am UEXTBALLY located, klfk-clf
*71 and nicely fsrnlahad, 23-roo
ROOMING HOUSE. This fa a fine opport
nity ii you wish s busiastt of this nature.
$1,100!
WE WANT an offer for • wall selected, well
idente eeettos of the city.
910,000
WELL LOCATED,
from railroad, about
, GRANITE Ul'ARRY
quarried. Expert soys next to best '
saw. Railroad will take oil ef the
none Ton can deliver,
▼eatigstisg.
C’lnnnn W,,X FUBUHAEE the eo
trolling interest in « well#
tablithed and wellloeated WHOLES AI
capital. New worth about 9125,000.
doing f I so.ooo business annually. This ]
la leas than 9IOO of the real book ralue.
valuable lease: newly end beautifully furnish-
I HAVE a brand new Fay-8holes type-
— writer, cost $125, will ***ll for $8a if
taken at once. Those looking for a type
writer bargain address C. II. Melnscher,
^ Quincy, Fla. 11-31-40
• FOR SALC—Sixty-one volumes "World's
Greatest Literature;" masterpieces of
*• the world's greatett authors, llsmixonio
“ binding and new. Will xeli at bargain, or
n will exchange for hammerless Parker
shotgun, in perfect condition. Address P.
O. Box 74. ri^dmonL Ala. 11-24-10
d FURNITURE for three-room flat, nearly
? n#w; Will stir separate at a bargain.
* Bell phone Ivy 2432. 343
J FOR 8ALB^~Beautiful set of cigar show
cases, $40, which cost $75 ten weeks ago.
f W. W* W., care Georgian. 11-34-5
“ FOR 8ALE5—Five shares of "The Jesup
■ Agency The Empire Life Insurance Com-
,* pany." Pays 24 per cent interest annually,
jj W. O. Houthall, Byron. Ga. 268
$50 DIAMOND SCARF PINS, large va-
r rlety and beautiful designs; unredeemed
* pledges; special prices $25. Only one to a
** customer. D. A. Tobias, Inc., 9 B. Ala-
■ bama-st.
11 FOR BALE—Upright piano; one of the
? standard makes; paid $450 cash three
1 years ago; also 9150 davenport. Both in
» storage. Have left Atlanta. Cash or
d largo payments. Address Htorago I'iano.
• caro Georgian. lt-8-39
^ MAHOGANY dresser, double bed with
• mattress, single bed with springs and
“ mattress, sanitary couch. Only used a
• short time. Phone Ivy 3918 after 6 p. m.
® 11-25-40
^ SECOND-HAND lire and ourgiar-proof safe
with thick steel chest nnd heavy bop
• wors; a narcain; alto good flro-proof sitfe:
* cheap. 401 Engllth-American Bluff. 9-7-33
O Fon SALE—Pearl handled Smith A Wes-
0 son poatol, .32; two artificial limbs, right
2 foot, one made by A. A. Marks, one
* Wlnkley artificial limb, for salo cheap.
4 Call 601 Whitehall-st. 01
FOR SALE—Bfcond-hand baby carriage;
; 82. Phone Ivy 2374-J. 78
- FOR BALE. FEATHERS—All kinds of
4 domestic feathan; live geese feather, a
* speolalty. Write or phono fur samples
“ and prices. R. fl. Eubanks, 7ltt Hputli
J Broad-sL, Atlanta. 90
• 836 OAK DRESSER 88.50: 816 wraheUml
84.80; one lied end few curtain,. All
new. Call Atlanta phone 4874 Monday. 1
c-28
PARADISE FRUIT CAKE for sals exclu-
alvely liy Natluin', Baker}', 143 Peach
tree, 11-23-28
FOB SALE—At sacrifice, brick store
building In Annleton; must sell. Owner,
; Box 385, Anniston, Ala. 95
FOR BALE—Two Morse Williams hand
elevators; used very little. Apply to
John J. Woodslds, 12 Auhum-ave. Phone
318. 11-86*61
FOR BALE—On# praotlcally new heater,
! will sell cheap, l’hune Ivy 646-
FOR SALE—Safe 27 fnchos high, 30
wide, 16 deep Inside, good a, new, Msr-
vin moke. Cost 8160. For sale cheap for
cash. L. H., care Georgian. 11-26-55
I HAVE a doll carriage, never been used.
which will make some child an Ideal
Christmas gift, coat 84.60, will sell for
92. Also a brand new Perfection oil
heater. Cost $5. Will sell for $2.60. Call
Ivy 2087-J. 106
FOR SALE—One hard coal healer, two
.oft coal heaters, lot of siuull heater.,
'three ranges for wood and cool, ono good
gas stove, three small cook stoves; all at
0 bargain. Blanklnshlp, tho Stove Man,
149 Walkor-st. Phones, Main 47G1-J, At
lanta 1850; on West view car line. 105
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
0ns cent s word for sds under tbit beading.
WANTED—Oraphophone, In good condi
tion; also rubber-tired velocipede. Call
phone Main 2187-J. 11-26-20
WE PAY highest ctshprlcts for household
goods, pianos and office furniture. Cttb
advanced on consignments. Central Auction
Company. 12 East Mltcbell-st. Bell
WANTED—Indian or Excelsior motorcy
cle; must be practically new and cheap
for cash. J. O. Carroll, Drakstown, da^
WANTED—To buy a suit of fine clothes:
•Iso coat 40. pant* wst.t 84, length 31.
Address Zenith, care Georgian. 226
WANTED—Heater for bed room. In*good
condition and cheap. Phone Ivy 99. 237
WANTED—8*t* of Rldpt'th’s "HUtonr of the
cheap. Address W. H. Cannon, 61Vi South
Brosa-st. Bell phone Main 6nf-J. 1M9-15
WANTED—Two or three second-hand bl-
cycles cheap. Must be In good condi
tion. Address A., Box 18, core Georgian.
WANTED — Secolnd-hand multigraph.
Must be In good condition and price
reasonable. Address P. O. Box 575. 70
WANTED—Instantaneous gas hratsr In 1
good condition. Cheap. Phone Ivy 99. ■
STORAGE.
One cent * word for sd, under tola heeding.
WE MOVE yeer bonesheld good, or etore
them In good style with prompts,,,; hav.
eipcrlsnml packer, end will handle you es
cheap ae to. rbmpMt. Phone ua; Main
8SW& n“°2rath* , ?nSeL" T W
MISCELLANEOUS.
One cent a word for sds under this heading.
BICYCLES.
Tr.RMH LIKE CAR FAUE. The Itarjcle,
Hndton. Itvffsl, Elco. Prices from 820 to
970. Elyes-Autteil Company, 3S North fry. “
or-st. 9 313 r
SIX TOST CARDS FREE '
MENKBF.'fl STUDIO, 2*4 Auburu-sve. Call =
for coupon. 8-1-1 p
THE DIICO HOT WATER
HEATER.
MORE HOT WATER with leu fuel than
any other heater made, flee one sf the •
Moncrief Furnace Company, 2
Booth Pryor-st., Atlanta, Ga. r
u *» j;
NEW MACIIINE8 RENTED, 22 per mouth. V
Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 79 Whitehall- w
st. Both phones iv<?,. . o:
ALL MAKER OF SEWING MACHINES
repaired: work gnanint. .-l. Stager Hewing tl
Mncblr.e Co., 79 Whltehsll-st. Both phones of
1 m. M-7 bt
THJ YOU NEED SIGNS? Meyer, tho Sim J*
Man, designer nnd maker of artistic signs.
6f?fc fl. Forsyth-st. Bell phono Jlaln 8617.
MORTGAGE LOANS on Atlanrs rest estate
Rstabllabed since 1899. 8. B. Tvrman A
Co., corner Brood sod Alabamn-ata. 6-1-20
Improved farm londa in Gcnrnlo. The
Southern tfortgage Co.. Gould Bldg. 7-19-t
LOANS MADR on farm and city properly
UNTJMITED MONEY
TO LOAN st 6 per cent straight; $5W
amonuta and upward, rnrtinl payment"
enn ho made on loan If desired. Also
monthly payment loans. Purchase money
notes wanted. Foster A Robson, 11 Kdg'’-
wood-five.
$20,000 NOW ON HAND
with which to buy first
mortgage purchase money
notes. Foster & Robson, 11
Edgewood-avc. 11-17-9
WANTED—MONEY.
One cent a word for sds under this heading.
nt 7 to 8 per cent for yo'u. Demand good.
Foster L Robson, If Edgewood-avc. 19-10-7
WANTED—To borrow ILOOO on Improved
real estate worth |3.. r »00 for 90 days.
Address J. I*. Howies, Phone Ivy 2836-.I.
Address 64 Eoat-ave. 11-26-13
WANTED—To board a horse for six
weeks or more for Its use two hours a
day; have good warm stable and freeh
country feed. Will take
name. References furnish*.. _
H. It., Box 136, care Georgian. 26
FOR SALE—One delivery wagon and
horse. Telephone quick; 1420 Atlanta
phone. 11-24-1
Cl THE YOUR OWN PILES. For particu
lars, address P. O. Box 9, Atlanta. 224
WEALTHY bachelor, 39, would marry;
confidential, care Bos 35, League, To
ledo, Ohio. 4.%
WAN*THI»—C^lcg^rnduHicwnf,,, yenra
teaching experience, desires pupils;
hours and place of meeting arranged to
suit. Address M., Box 30, care Georgian.
SAWTELL SCHOOL OF MILLINERY.
Regular training school; largest and old
eat In tho South; trained teachers. Write
for illustrated catalog. 40*4 Whitehall-»t
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
8TOVE'REPAIRING.
DAN, THE FIXER.
IUUTHUIIN STOVE AND SUPPLY
Atlanta phono S36, Bell phono 2699.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING.
THE STOVE DOCTOR.
) 8. BROAD. PHONE MAIN IW
94-46
RETAILED AND REPAIRED.
PHONES; geM Mnin 1576. Atlanta 1654.
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
STORE HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains. Atlanta.
The following schedule figures are pub-
Arrive From—
95 Mw York 6.00 am
48 Wssh’ton. 5.26 am
12 Jack'vllle. C.20am
12 Shreveport 6.30 am
17 Toccoa..., 8.10 am
26 Heflin..... 6.20am
29 New York. 10.30 a
8 Chntt’ga..10.35 o
7 Macon 10.4* a
27 Ft. Vallsj.10.4S a
21 Columbus. 1).60 a
I Clucin'tl..11.10 am
.. ga.. 9.* pm
29 Columbus.19.20 pin
fl Ft. Vnlley.10.25 pm
M Rlrm’bam.10.45 pm __
14 ClDclB'tl..lL00 pm 14 Jack'
Trains marked thus l*j
13 Cincinnati. 5.3
35 Blrm'hain. 6.20 am
12 Richmond.. 6.55 mui
7 Cbatt’ga... 6.40 am
16 Brunswick. 7.46 am
29 Itlim'ham.10.46 am
33 New Vork.lLOl am
40 Cberlotte.. 12.00 n o
«•» Now York. 2.46 piu
15 Chatt’gu... 3.00 pm
39 Birm'ham.. 4.10 pin
'IS Toccoa.... 4.90 pni
22 Columbua. 5.1 - * pm
25 Heflin 6.45 pn
10 Mscoq. 6 30 pa
44 Waab'gtoa 8.4o po
time.
Other trains r?a
Cltr Ticket Offlc*-K* l P-aobtree-at
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND RIP
RAPPING NEW RESERVOIR FOR
ATLANTA WATERWORKS.
Healed proposals foi
Work to ho done In
7. SMITH.
<a Waterworks