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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: .TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1011.
POULTRY, OOQ8, PET STOCK, ETC. 1 POULTRY, DOGS. PET STOCK. ETC. j POULTRY. OOGS. PET •▼OCX.
Tno cent a word fer ada under this head. | one rent a word for ade under thle head j One cent a word for. ad> under thl» head.
THE GREAT CENTRAL SHOW OF THE SOUTH-JAN. 8 TO 13. 1912, ATLANTA, GA.
GEORGIA POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
C. O. HARWELL. Secretary.
'OR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
GUARANTEED fresh country «ni, 22’frc
dozen. lemons 14c dozen. No. 10 pail
pure hog lard $1.09. Not In the truat.
Cash Grocery Co.. 11A-120 Whitehall. W.
L. Keney, G. Mar. ' 10H3-3Y
FOR SALK quick, one quadruple silver
cornet In fine condition. J. G. K , care
Georgian. 10-14-28
THREE vacant connectim
conveniences; large yai
tage. 188 Capitol-ave.
w
tLANTA __
* October 17,1*11. f
+ (Corrected by McCullough Broe.) v
+• Eggs—Freeh aelected. no gu.- +
+ nea» or dlrtlee. ilflISr; ml«<rl- +
+ laneoua. :00>SIc: guinea. and dir- +
* tie*. l«*lSc. T
+ Poultry—Live per pound: Turkey*, v
+ 15017 l-2o: ducke. IS l-SS/ltc; +
|> geeae. l#OHr; hen«. ISOllr: roo«- y
+ ten. SOISc; brollere. 30 Otic y
+ cacti. owing to fixe; fry*. -7 t--v y
■friMe each. *
+ Drcaaed per pound: Turkey., +
+ 20072 1-Sr; ducka, 15*16c: gee.e, +
+ U 1-7012 l-2r; liene. 17011c; V
+ fry*. 2202<e: roo»trre. lOQllc. ^ +
< C. O. HARWELL.
Poultry Judfje,
WILL be pleased* to correspond
with secretaries as to term*.
■ 'The Alabama
•Poultry and Pet A
Stock aaooclatlon /± (IVICC
waa formally or-
ganltrd at a large T .
and anthualaatlo h fOi)l
meeting held laet 1 '
1 night In the offlce*
of - the Standard
Homo Company la
me Brown-Mart
IMicM: Poultry
L. A. Whitehead. r
of Birmingham,
preildent; Mile* /JOffnr
Crawford, of Ea*t
[jakr, ■ flrro vice
prealdent; H. J. McCatferty. of Blr.
mlngham. aecond vice prealdent;
fraud. Forbes, of New Decatur, third
wire preeldent; K. It. flalu.ha, of Kno-
lev, secretary: D. H. Durham, of Blr-
mlngham. treasurer. The office of the
fourth vice president woe left vacant
and will bo fllled by Home member from
another section of the (tale.
'.Committee* were named on ron.tltu-
tl*n and by-law* and on artlclr* of In
corporation. The .anaoclatlon will be
regularly Incorporated and II waa de
cided that share* of etock shell be lim
ited to ti and no member can purchase
more than ten ilia re,. A total of 210
share* waa subscribed by thnec present.
• The association la already making
arrangements for a big stock show In
Birmingham from December G to ».
which It la proposed to make the best
ever conducted here.
^The new organisation starts out un-
der most flattering auaplcea, The char
ter, members Include the following: C.
IT. Pearson, 801 Woodward building;
J. H. Wars, Oayaty hotel; Miles Brad
ford. 1021 Becond-avr. South; B. A.
Schroder, 107 First National bank;
James A. Wlrbens. 2018 First-ave.;
T. A. Dafatead. 400 North Flfty-thlrd-
at.: T. M. Jones, 2100 Becond-avr.; I).
J. Durban, of Amsl Hodden: H. J. Mr-
Caffarty. 1221 North Fourteonth-at.:
J. D. Lott. 115 South Flfty-nlnth-at.;
F. Dodaon, 2100 Flrat-ave.; J. W.
Richards. Avenue O and Twenty-
fourth-aL, Enaley; C. C. Baxter, 15
North Twentleth-at.; ths Lawson Com-
pbny, box 100; C. D. Allis. Pinson. Alu.;
Mrs. O. M. Tcnout. Osceola station,
Knalry; Alvin M. Douglas, 1(02 Empire;
D. K. McLendon. East Lake; A., M.
Poarabn, Blyacauga, Ala.; Dr. J. W.
slmpson. Parrlah, Ala.. B. F. D. No. 1;
K. H. Galuaha, Enaley, Ala.: Dr. Hal
F. Halstead. 115 North Twentleth-st.:
H. M. Bomls, 7117 Sloss-ave.; Dr. J.
Hr Hopping. 002-0 First National bank;
r. ft. Fletchen. 220 South Flfty-nlnth-
at.—Birmingham Aga-Herald.
* SCHOOL POBLTBT CLUB.
’ in lino with the Boys Corn club, the
. educator* of the state of Arkanraa have
organised what they call tha School
; c lub, for the purpose of encouraging
' and promoting the poultry tndoetry In
the.atata. That there be no quratlon
• aa to tha work being official Ita promo
ter* are aa follows: George 11. Cook,
superintendent of public Instruction,
president; J. J. Doynr, president State
Normal school, vIco president: L. W.
long, Little Rock, secretary and Irean
„ urer. The mamberahlp t* to be com
posed of any or all tha pupils and
tearhara of the schools of the state of
Prises Will be awarded for best re
eulla In the different lines of work,
hut aa yet we have not learned what
■ hey are.* This la certainly a move In
the right direction, end we hope and
believe It will not b* long until this
god work will be taken up and taught
In tha public sohools of all tha states
lust aa cooking la taught In the most
nrogresstrs high schools of today. With
such Hans In operation over the coun
try w* can aspect to see the poultry
bostnees growing with rapid strides and
the average quality greatly Improved.
ORPINGTONS
If.. 110 end 115 per
egg.
three
Pop!*
try show. defeating the originator, win
ning itllvir cup for whitest mala In the
clans. Sec my H. C. Rhode Island Red
“ cockerel* for rale
Itohha. nalnsivtlli.,
1-36-24
sTc. WHITE Orpingtons; March hatch
Trio Ilh.tVi. Four one-year-old cock
bird* for 85.00 each. George M. Moseley.
Menlo, Ga. 10-5-33
FOR HALE—Thoroughbred White Orp
Inglon cockerel* an«l pullet*. Keller
■Ini** strum; fix*to *lgnt month* old
From prlee-winning bird*. Am emitting
the bu*li.**v. anti will *acrlflce *11 at $2
and $3.50 each. Addre** Box No. 205.
Or Ilia, Ga. 10-10-29
TEN* Buff orplngtor*. Owen farm* and
Cook strain*. seven pullet*, three cock
erel*. Very promising; 525 for lot. Also
a few choice White Leghorn*, pullets and
cockerel*, that wll please you. White
Orpington cockerel* reasonable. 10-
10 6-34
LEGHORNS
.C. White Iseghorn*. March hatched;
trio*, $5. George M. Mosely, Menlo.
Ga.
FOR PALE--Thirty 8, C. thoroughbred
White Leghorn pullete and two cocker
el* at $1.1.0 each. March hatched; fire
laying stock. Mr*. R. 8. Phillips, Jr., It.
F. D. No. 1. Nashville, Tenn.
BRAHMAS.
FOR HA LE—One pen ten pullete, and
one cockerel, from the very beat. Pul
let* now laying; $30. J. M. Comer, Pow
der Springs, Ga. 404
MINORCA8.
tha
*.i-»
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
ASK FOR CATALOG Callahan'* famous
Red name strain of Single Comb Reds;
sale* yard* Washington-at. Bell phone.
Callahan A Son, East Point, Ga 9-9-90
B. a RHODE ISLAND RED egg*. $2,’$*3*
95, $7.50 and $10 per setting of 15 eggs:
Incubator egg* from utility pens, $7 and
$10 per 100. See my White Orpington ad.
100 fine cockerel* for sale. $5 and $10.
A. Dobbs, Gainesville, Ga.
f&S
BLACK BREASTED Red* that score
high; Pit Game* that do or die; 100
grand cockerel* and pullet*; for quick
A BARGAIN BALK Single Comb Rhode
Island Red*; ten hens, ono year old,
$1.15 each; ten pullets, $1.25 each; March
hatched. Cockerels, $2; langford strain.
Write Mr*. Rosamond. Pickens, 8. C. SOI
10-17-10
THOMPSON’S strain Rhode Island Red
egg*. $1.60 for 16; Fawn, and White
Indian Runner Duck egg*. $1.60 for 13;
Rhode Island Red Poultry Yard*, ('onway
Station, P. O. Smyrna, Oa x 10-17-29
PLYMOUTH ROOK*.
FOR 8AL11-Thompson'* *tra!n Barred
Rocks: young cockerel, three pullets,
$16. Will take ribbon In any show. Other
trio*. $3 to $10. One pair Berkshire*, not
related, four month* old, $25. Bermuda
Farms, Buena Vl*ta, Ga. 1-14-11
BARRED Plymouth Rock cockerel* for
sale; from the finest lot of laying hens;
Belmont and Thompson ringlet strains;
utility as well a* show stuff; price* right.
A few pullet* also to sell; layer* a* well
an lookers; now booking order* for fancy
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. G. HASTINGS & CO.
Seedsmen for the South.
16 W. Mitchell St.
Four Deliveries Daily.
North and South Side at !! a. m.
Inman Park and West End at
2 p. in.
MOTH PHONES -2568. •
SINGLES DUTCH HYACINTH BULBH,
mIx color*. 60c per doten; postpaid 90c;
$4 per 100; 76c per 100 postage.
FOUR unfurnished first floor room*; all
modern convenience* for housekeeping;
FOR SALE—On account of having to, near In; adulta only. 164 Courtland.
move, wh offer at a sacrifice, complete 10-14-15
COUPLE In steam heated apartment
will share with congenial couple; nr
range-mom* for light housekeeping; elec
trie light*, heat, hot wsrAr. ga* and Ice
furnished for 525 per “
tarce. Main ^263-.!.
offer for sale at _ . ... JHi.
automatic epiinkler system, covering a
ftve-Mtory building, installed hy the Gen
eral Fire Extinguisher Company. Ad
dress I*. O. Box 173$. 10-14*37
FOR HALE— Solid oak and glass office
partition, with two plate glam doprs.
Will *ell very cheap. *j« Whitehall.
10-14*44
TWO BEDS, two carpet* (new), and Dav
is sewing machine for sale cheap; leav.
Ing town. 191 Pulliam-st. Phone Main
2852-J.
end nre-proof safes, vault door*, etc. C
DOUBLE DUTCH HYACINTH BULBS,
six color*. «;0c per doxen; postpaid 70c;
84.25 per 100; 76c 100 postage.
$3.75 per 100 postpaid.
NARCISSUS ORANDIFLORA or Paper
CHINESE SACRED LILY BULBS, 10c
each: postpaid 18c; $1 per doxen; $1.35
per dox*it'%j*tpald.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE TULIP BULBS
in mixed and separate colors. Mam
moth Crocus Bulbs. Frreslas, 10c per dox
en; postpaid 36c. Bermuda Easter Lilies,
16c and 30c each; postpaid, 20c and 26c
each.
WHIT R ” "AND YELLOW DAFFODIL
BULBS. 15c per doxen; postpaid 20c
$1 per 100; postpaid $1.26 per 100.
A SPLENDID TIME for lawn work. Can
pply you with best grade of Blue Grass
s. Try our Evergreen Lawn Mixture.
Stays green all the year; will grow either
In the sun or shade.
WIZARD BRAND'
I* an Ideal fertiliser for the lawns, flow-
rs, etc. $1.60 per bag of 100 lbs.
for one or two carloads of bright baled
oat straw. Address J. W. White, Austell.
SIIKEP MANURE Ga.. Box 227. 10-17-32
perfectly mui
and gnlt. Also, one fine station wagon,
refinlahcd and good aa new. Also good
Ughtwelgth second-hand Victoria and
harness. George W. Kelpie, 19 Edge wood
ava. Either phone 203.
10-5-2
SIXTY DRY MARES. 3 to • years old)
weigh $60 to 1,000 pounds; 40 mares and
colts; 50 one and two-year-old horses
and fillies; all good bred stock, and fat.
180 per head, colt* thrown In, or will Yell
.n car lota, to suit purchaser. Write or
wire Redman St Snyder, Lawton, Okla.
FOR SALE—Pony horse, weight 760
IF party who sent poxtofflce money order
for four White Rock pullets to 8. W.
Bacon. Jr., will write me shipment will be
promptly made. Money order deposited:
letter misplaced. 1 1$
Aa the season advances und the
youngster* increase In aixe so rapidly.
It la all Important to keep the broods of
■ rowing chicks so separated that they
can breathe or get enough fresh nlr to
thrive as they should. If they are not
scattered out and kept from piling up
they will contract roup and they will
get the *’bfg head." It will be like a
writer In one of our exchange* ha*
wisely remarked; “You may push and
shove all you like to get ahead, but if
you crowd you may get a head you
won’t like.” The roupy head.
It Is all right to let your chickens get
hungry enough to have un appetite
and relish what they eat. but do not
carry It to extreme* and be like the
Irishman said about teaching hi* horse
to live without eating—“Just a* lie fin
ished the Job his horse died.” There
is a happy medium between over-feed
ing and starvation. That Is the path for
profit.
The best are none too good, but the
beat are the ones that bring the top
prlcee, whether In the show room nt a
fancy price, or on the market shelf at
ap advanced price over the lean ami
shrunken carcass of the scrub s«i often
seen In our market stalls. Make the
other fellow pay-you well for your ex
pert efforts along either of the«e line*;
he la usually glad to do It.
FOR SALE—Barred Plymouth Rocks,
cocks, cockerels, hen* and pullets, at at
tractive price*. According to your own
foil balk—'mroe ancona cocaerei*:
11.60 each. Phone Main 6097-J. 10-13-2$
DUCKS.
FOR SALE -Two fawn-headed drakea of
fawn and w*hlte egg strain. $2 each.
J. M. Comer, Powder Spring*. Ga. 401
INDIAN nUNNER DUCKS-Standard
fawn and white; yearling* and young
atork. $2 to $3. Egg* $1 per aettlng.
Booklet free. W. If. Lindsey, Elisabeth-
SITUATIONS WANTID— MALI
4197.
B. T..
Luckle-at.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, wants position
with private family; will work cheap;
willing to do housework. Can drive any
make of car; good reference*. Address
Chauffeur. 20 Lowe* alley. City.
WANTED—A position In plumbing shop
or place where a boy or 16 can learn
trade. Addre** Box 444, fare Georgian. 21
YOUNG, experienced stenographer wants
position at once; can furnish beat of
reference*. W. W. Culpepper, Homervllle.
WANTED—By young lady with four
years’ experience, stenographic position
at once; competent ami willing to work,
und can furnish bent of referencea If de
sired; moderate aatury. Addre** Stenog
rapher, La Franco and Maud-atn., Edge-
wood, Ga., or call 6i|7-F Atlanta ’phone.
dosen. They lay more and well
than Indian Runner*. Start with the
best. D. B. Small. Valdosta. Ga 10-10-27
•r>ii.
t per II. 124 Wlndaor-Pt. I’.onj :
INCUBATORS.
AGENTS for Prairie State Incubators.
brooder* and vunpllee. Ask for catali
Callahan A Son. East Point, Ua. * ‘
SSJfi
BON EC UTTERS.
FOR 8AId3—Mann bone cutting mill; lit-
tie used; good a* new. - Bargain. Mill,
ire Georgian. 10-11-4$
COWS.
FOR SALE Two fat. dry row*; Gaymont
ilair>. William* Mill road, n«**r _At*
All letters and com
munications on poultry
matters and for the
question and answer
column should be ad
dressed to
POULTRY DOCTOR
THE GEORGIAN,
Atlanta, Ga.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MONTHLY POULTRY PAPER FREE for
one year. Send your name and address
to the Lackawanna Company. Jackson
ville. Fla . and receive It free, postpaid.
----il *-
. _ kerela at $1 each
Also three White Leghorn cockerels at $1
each. Money refunded if customer I*
not satisfied George M. Moseley. Menlo.
SOREHEAD CURE—We guarantee our
remedy to cure any rase of sorehead,
wart* or pox on chickens. 26c and 60e
else* postpaid. Cholera Specific will pre
vent and cure cholera and white diarrhoea
In chickens and all kind* of poultry. 26c
and 69c »i«e* postpaid. Tour money back
NOW BOOKING order* for egge; three
pen* each S. C. White leghorn*. White
W>andotte*. K. I. Red*; select stock; $1.25
for 16; H i»er 100. Itlil Crest Poultry
Farm. Griffin. Ga 1-11-12
BLACK Minorca cockerel, eight pullet*.
six Buff Orpington pullet*, five month*
old; best strain*; 99c each. 98 Washita-
ave. Ivy 2391-L. ««3
Buff Orpington rooster*. Call Main
dirt at reasonable terms should apply at
once to the Mackle-Craw ford Construe
lion Company, room 221 Grant butldti
In 22- ‘
Phono Main 2241.
mlldlng.
10-6-17
WANTED—*Ve pay high set cash price*
on houteholtf goods, pianos an* office
furniture. Cashadvanoed
lanta phone 112$.
WE PAY highest
bold foods, plane
Cash, advanced on conaifnm«_
Auction Company. 12 East
Bell phone Main 24*4
PAY highest cash priest tor house*
Id foods, plmnoe end office furniture,
i, advanced on consifnmsnta. Central
able. Phone Main 3538.
ONE 3-burner Blue Flame Perfection oil
stove tor sale. $7.50 cash; only used
about 30 days; good as new. Call at 44
FOR SALE—9 by 12 Oriental pattern
Axmlnster rug; cost $30. Sell for $7.
Also sevem! indie*’ coat suit*. Price
$38. Cheap. Phone Ivy 2067. 10-17-22
$100 DIAMOND BROOCH PIN. large
opal center, weight 8-k., a beauty.
‘ D. A. Tobias, Inc., 70
9-7*11
Special price,
Whltehall-st.
FEATHER BEDS.
$9 for a 16-pound feather bed and a pair of
6-pound feather pillow* f. o. b. factory,
cash with order. All new, live feather*.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Southern Feath
er and Pillow Company, Dept. 21. Me-
bane, N. C. 10-17-$$
A DELIGHTFUL room; meal* nt cafe;
In apartment house. Ivy 825~J. 10-16-33
the Camden house, 66H West Hunter-st.
FOR RENT—Two connecting first-floor
room*, furnished for
Ing. Ali convenience*.
FOR RENT—Beautifully furnished suite
of two room*, with exclusive private
hath; steam heat; all modern conven
iences; private Northern family; no chil
dren; In resident part of Ivy-st.; 252.
Meals If desired. 266
NICE, clean, newly furnished roomii in
apartment house; porcelain bath. 118U
Edgewood*ave.; apartment A. 10-11-67
LARGE furnished front room, first floor;
corner Wa«hlngton and Fulton-*ts.; six
block* south of capltol; walking distance.
Apply 177 Fu!ton-st., or phone Main 3949.
10-12-45
ONE NICELY furnished front room for
gentlemen; close In. 55 West Cain-st.
10-12-63
ONE LARGE unfurnished front room and
Kitchen on first floor: use of bath and
phone; $9 per month; also one large room
on second floor a J1- ‘ * ' “
month. 26$ Ehst
THREE or four nice, large upstairs
rooms: all conveniences; hath* station
ary washstuml. sink, hot water, separate
ga*; rent reasonable. 229 Rlchardson^st.
NORTH SIDE, three beautiful rooms
bungalow home; hot and cold water,
no children. Ivy 3352; possession October
THREE lovely upstair* rooms; separate
gas. sink in kitchen; private hath. 406
Pryor. Main S288-J. 10-1G-4
$0 EAST PINE, on leane, four rooms; pri
vate bath: references. 443 Courtland-
st., corner Pine. 10-16-16
FOR RENT—Four large new room* in De
catur . Water and electric lights. Car
stop* in front of door. Call Main 2996 or
317 Empire Bldg. 4S5
DRUMMER'S family of two desire to rent
two desirable rooms for protection at
night. Will rent very reasonable. 106
Park-ave., or Atlanta phone 4439. 186
THREE elegant rooms, newly painted and
papered; sink In kitchen. Something
extra nice to couple without children.
235 East Georgia-ave. * Atlanta phone
FOR RENT—Two or three rooms; all con
veniences. Apply 180 Cameron, or Kap*
fah Portrait Company, 23fe Whitehall-st.
TWO unfurnished room* for rent, $8 per
month; near Southern rallwar shops.
53 I)oane-st. 49$
THREE or four nice room* for house-
FOR RENT—'Two stores, opposite the At
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic depot;
size 20 tty 60. with shelves and counters;
at $15 rent each per month; at Nlcholls,
Ga. The best business town In the state,
surrounded by a large number of saw
mills, turpentine stills, shingle mills, tie
camps, cotton, gins and the* very best
farming land In the country. Inquire Wil
liam Hobinowltx, Alma. Ga. 10-10-25
DOUBLE STORE at 506-508 Decatur-at.
with loft above; suitable for wholesale,
retail or* storage warehouse; convenient
to railroad; special terms to desirable
parties. Phone Ivy 3752-J. 10-14.-59
FOR RENT—DESK SPACE.
One cent a word for ads under this head
FOR RENT—Desk space on ground floor.
Apply at 46 North Pryor or phone Main
943. > 10*17-25
palmistry.
Os* c«ru * word for ada under this he»*.
Madame Pauline.
CLAIRVOYANT
SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. Ill
a par trout B. 10 Ts}
MADAME ELMER.
CLAIRVOYANT
AND PALMIST.
263 Whltehall-st. The unequaled.
EDUCATIONAL.
One cent a word for ada under this heti.
PRIVATE lessons given In mathematic*-
.any branch; terms reasonable. hV.t
1000, care Georgia School of Technol OK v
AUTOMOBILES.
One'cent a word for ads under this heed.
FOR SALE—One 7-passenger steam auto
mobile to trade for real estate. Peach'
tree Garage, *28 Peachtree-st. Bell phone
Ivy 2272.
9-14-5
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
L. CO.-BERLIET—Seven-passenger
touring car for sale cheep. Fully
equipped. Top, lamps, wind nhleld. tool
box. etc. All In good condition. Great
bargain. Reason for selling, leaving city
for several months. Get my price quick.
C. L. Oately. 818 Empire Bldg., Atlanta. .
10-14-24
touring car; Model L. This machine Is In
fine condition and runs well. Will take
real estate or notes. F. E. McGill, Jr.
127 Houston-st.
iii
THREE rooms to rent; downstairs
convenience*. 261 Capltol-ave.; Atlanta
phone 2714. 10-17-14
FOR RENT—Two or three unfurnished
rooms: all conveniences. 377 South
Pryor. Bell phone Main 4126. 10-17-1$
FOUR first floor connecting rooms; hot
and cold water; furnished or unfur
nished, at 112 Garnett-st. 10-17-39
THREE large nice rooms, suitable for
couple; also few select boarders. 127
Washlngton-st. 10-12-30
nmo wm reignriornoou; near
two car line*. For information call Ivy
2514. 10-13-30
TWO completely furnished room* ....
light housekeeping with every conven
ience; close In; reasonable, at 69 East
Falr-at. Phone Main SL74-L. 10-11*10
uriTHiv uuhuj ■ iiurii
tlfo-j or Ivy 4135-L.
WANTED—Room mate for re
fined business woman in large,
furnace-heated room, adjoining
bnth. References exchanged.
Ivy 5087. 10-14-65
WANTED—Two or three conge
nial young men for large, fur
nace-heated room with private
bath and home cooking: refer
ences exchanged. Ivv 5087.
10-14-56
NICELY furnished front room: all con
veniences, In Inman Park, with break
fast. Phone Ivy 6565-J. 10-11-6
FURNISHED room; steam heat; strictly
modern; walking distance. Phone Ivy
2-J. 10-16-7
FOR RENT - Furnished at 41 We* 1*1^
den-at., four or five room* for hou*e-
keeping; rea*onable rates. Phone Ivy
4297-J. 10-16-21
ONE nicely furnished room; all con
venience*; use of phone. 69 West liar-
B. 10-16-12
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished well-lighted
DROP A CARD. Will bring cash t or old
clothes and ehoea The Veatlalre. 166
Pecatur-Rt. I-I-I
TO RENT roll-top desk, miscellaneous
office furniture by month. Husineea.
Box 12, care Georgian. 4^4
second-Rand furniture, atoves, house
hold good*, etc., as anybody. Lee 4L
Barnes Furniture Company. Atlanta
phone 1783. 10-16-26
hoff *AL«—MISCCLLANKOUa.
On* rent • word for Ml unfl.r thla had.
AUCTION SALE of furniture. A. Sprin
ger, 25 South Pryor. Will buy or sea
R :r furniture, household goods or planoa
one Mein 1526. 1-11-19
SPECIALS FOR WED
NESDAY.
♦15.00 Bruts Bed $10.08
$ 6.00 Spring ...* $ 3.98
$ 9.00 Mattreu $ 7.49
$40.00 Parlor Suit..' $29.75
$35.00 Dreaaer $24.75
$15.00 Dining Table ...;. .$11.90
AMERICAN FURNITURE CO.,
62 Peachtree.^
II. N. iioldsmiili
J. C. Acton
L. A. Witherspoon, Jr.
telephone Main 4783-J.
4ti
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, first-
class board. In newly furnished home;
splendid neighborhood; central north side;
everything modery. 434 Courtland-st.
FOR RENT—Nice rooms for couple or
gentlemen; with or without board.
Capltol-ave. 10-1
WANTED—Couple to hoard with private
family without children. Call at 188
East Georgia-ave., or phone Mr. Brock,
Atlanta phoifc 1005. Bell Main 2281.
un rnumai wcniroi i«nie; |>nvuie rnm-
lly: hot and cold water, bath. 179 Capl
tol-ave. Main 376Y-J.
WANTED—Room and board In private
home by two young ladle* and one
young man. South aide preferred. Box
"" care Georgian.
APARTMBNT* FOR RENT.
One cent a word for ^ds under this head.
FOR RENT—Two modem i-room north
side apartments, half block of car line:
steam heat, ru* range, shades to all win
dows; scree mil throughout; tile floor in
beth; storage rooms; on corner, insuring
>erfert ventilation; $40 each. Phone
Iain 1207.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED APART-
MONTS.
One c<*nt a word for ad* under this heae
FURNISHED PEACHTREE
APARTMENT.
TWO LARGE front rooms, two closets,
spacious bath, in*tai)tunoous heater,
LARGE elegantly furnished steam-heated I furnace heated, electric light* and bell*.
room; every convenience; price reas
onahle. Ol-A West Baker-*!. Hell phom
Ivy 3215-L 5<M
FURNISlflCD rooms for light housekeep
ing. 48. 31 Hayden-Mt
Adult*. Price 860. Ivy 4745.
10-17-42
FOR RENT—To gentleman, nicely fur
nished . room with all conveniences.
Phone Wy 2211-L. 10-17-11
FURNISHED room* for rent in a new
steam-heated apartment; convenient to
three car lines; meal* close hy. Phone
Ivy 6517-J. 10-17-20
LARGE front room 16x18, southeastern
exposure; beautifully Ventilated with
three large window*: ha« roomy closet*;
connect* with whtte tile hath room: open*
on to Mtiaclou* veranda; has steam heat,
electricity, ga*. hot ami cold water, phone;
house screened throughout; in new apurt-
ment and newly furnished; suitable for
two gentlemen; excellent menl* act os*
street; near In, north side. Phone Ivy
BUSINESS WOMAN desire* roommate
to share bed room and sitting room in
north stile steam-heated apartment.
Phone Bell Ivy 6513. 10-17-23
FURNISHED rooms In private home ^9
East Hartis-st. 10-17-40
FOR KENT. HOUSES—Call, write or
phone for ojr rent bulletlo Ralph O.
Cochran. 19 South Rroad-at 4-1-11
FOR RENT-646 Hlghland-ave.: eight
room two-story residence; modem con
venfences; $35 per month. Apply Harper
Bros. Phone Slain M2. « 9-2- **
SECOND-HAND MOTOR
CYCLES.
SEVERAL 1911 model
Harley-Davidsons, almpst
new. One 1911 Excelsior,
pood shape. Caqtle Bicycle
Co., 93 N. Pryor-st., Atlan
ta, Ga. 10-14-22
Phone Ivy 1519-J.
W. M. COX.
FOUND—1 clean all kinds of rugs and
carpets; make them look like new;
cheap for cash. 145 Auburn-eve. Ivy
2135-J. 1-19-H
LOST—Between Clarke and Peachtree-
sts.; gold locket, monogram "L. K. S.;’*
picture Inside; valued aa a gift. Call at
Empire barber shop and get reward. A.
M. Sheats. 43 North Broad-st. 46$
LOST—Gold watch chain and Knights
Templar charm on Seaboard train No.
33. or streets of Cedartown September 21.
Leave at 410 Temple Court and recelv# re
ward of $5. 491
LOST—Ladles’ site open face gold watch
and pin. between 120 East Falr-st. and
Candler Bldg. Finder please return to of
flce M. ft M. club, Candler Bldg., and re
ceive reward. 10-17-3
LOST—Memorandum book near Hemp-
hlll-ave. and Lee-st.. night of Oct. 16.
Finder please notify R. B. Smith, 4 Roy-
al-st. ***
8EWINQ MACHINES FOR RENT
One cent a word fnr ad* under this h' Pai1
WE RENT now machines with comMotl
set of attachments for $2 per month-
also machines repaired; prompt delivery*
»n h ri3 $?kSsr 8ewin ‘
BTOVE AND UANOB RBPAIRI.Nu
DAN, Tip FIXER
TER BACK and coll connected, h
connected, heat.
kinds new “and secondhand ^ranges an!!
stoves. All of our work done by expert
white workmen. Southern Stove ani
Supply Co., 121 Whitehall St Bell phone
2699. Atlanta phone 2236. 9-2- )
TRUNK8, BAG8 AND SUIT CASES.
RETAILED AND REPAIRED.
ROUNTREE'S, 77
PHONES; Bell Msfo 1871. Atlanta ieii
FIREPROOF STORAGE
WE STORE HOUSEHOLD GOOhfi nr.\
planoa. Warehouse 235-7-t and Ml Ed**,
wood-nve. Office 13 Anbnrn-are. Jobs J
FOR best Job printing phone to Monogram -
Printing Co., commercial lob printers
2V4 Walton-sL Belli phone Main 1587.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
stock of fancy grocenc. ... ,
Georgia. Oobd trade, good location, cleru.
stock. W. >1. Taylor, Jackson. Gp. 9-2-13
$500 CASH and balance easy term* get*
live semi-weekly. “M.,” Box 500.
Georgian. 10-11-51
HAVE $5,000 to Invest In good country
supply store^ Will Join jparty^as ^art -
' 373
PHTsrCIAN WANTED—Good.opening^r
physician In south Florida town. D«< •
tor leaving on account of health. Noth
ing to hu5*. For partlculara address Do. -
tor, Box 44. care Georgian. 447
FOB SALE—The entire furnish
ings of 22 rooms, including
three separate hot and cold bath
rooths. within one block of the
Candler building, two doors oft
Peachtree. One year lease,
with 35 hoarders at present.
Owner retiring from business.
Finest location in the city for
up-to-date boarding house. Ad
dress Owner, Box 32, care Geor
gian. 10-16-It
roan A Co., corner Broad and Alabama
PLE. woman kaoplnc houa* and other,
without aacurity; eheapoat rataa; eaay
payment*. Offices ell principal cltl.a
E H. Tolman. room 114 Austell build!
FARM LOANS placed In an/ amount on
Improved farm land* In Oeorala Tha
Southern Mortosa Co.. Could Bid*. 1-11-1
WETMAN * CONNORS,
R8TABU8HBD 1190.
Mortgasoa on Rent Batata
8SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND;
inv amount; • per cent Write or call.
W. Canon. M South Broad-ai 4-1-1?
WE HAVE plenty of money to
lend at lowest rates on At*
lanta and nearby property,
either for straight or monthly
payment plan. Alao for pur*
chasing purchase money notes.
Foster & Robson, 11 Edgewood*
ave.
7 PER CENT money to land on suburban
property. No delays. Address P. O.
ox 482, Atlanta. cx
on Atlanta real estate at . ....
You will have to act quick if you want
some of this money. File your application
at once. McKinney a Worsham, 844
Marietta s. Main 740. 9-29-41
PERSONAL.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
GENTLEMAN with excellent character.
good buntness and bright future, whfiu *
to form copartnership wffh young lady
or widow, each to put in $6,000 or $I0.0<»«»
or Its equivalent. Address Box 240. Fort
Worth, Tex. 510
WANTED—A man with from $1,200 to
$2,400 to Invest In a paying business and
get Immediate position |>aylng $200 *
month or over. Address Position,
Georgian. \ 10-17-33
BERIOU8 RESULTS corns from trusses
cost you no more to have him fit
It means insurance.
IF YOU need a woman detective call
Main 1069-J, or address Woman De
tective, Box 150, care Georgian. 10-6-II
HOUSES FOR RENT.
PARTIES desiring to rent
houses, flats or rooms may
secure lists of all property
for rent In this city by ap
plying at the Information
bureau In our furniture de
partment. # So charge for
service.
J. M. HIGH COMPANY
Department Store.
TWO connecting rooms, bed room and
. -yin, bnth.
Phone ivy
TWO furnished or unfumiahed room* for
light housekeeping In »-••.**«! section near
Atlanta •'ollege of Phvridans aul Sur-
g»*on.- references exchanged. Addrr**
Box 744. cars Gtvrgian. 227
FOR RENT—Beautiful four-room cottage
on |ot too hy 210;. Ir»t I* now fenced
with wire, ami i* adapted to Milcken-rat*-
Ing. Rooms are large and Imuxe recently
painted; two hloc’is from end of Hlgh-
land-ave. eftr line. Come to 46 Mortis
I*ryor. L C. Green. 10-17-26
HOW TO PUBLISH YOUR BOOK.—Thla
notable treatise free by addressing
Broadway Publishing Co., (A. G.) S.l3
Hr.Midway, N. Y. 461
LADIES—Ask your druggist for Chiches
ter Pills, the Diamond Brand. For 26
year* known as best, safest, always relia
ble Auy >r your druggist. Take no
other. Chichester* Diamond Brand Pills
are sold oy druggists everywhere.
4-11-32
WARE & HARPER
BUSINESS BROKERS.
724-726 ATLANTA'NAT. BANK BLDG
PHONES: BELL M. 2311. ATLANTA 18**.
9 fWin —Established SUPPLY anil
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
business In one of Georgia's best cities - f
6,000 population. Thla business was start
ed only a few^ years ago with nractloallv
no money, and Is today one of the nv
profitable and prosperous In the stale,
only business of this nature In this good
city.
trally
ING ALLE. —
making $100 to $150 per month. Can i»h
doubled. Owner has no time to give i
tentlon.
*r ’ located ROOMING HOUSE. ......
residence section, close to heart of city.
Will give very reasonable terms on part
of purchase price.
—JEWELRY MANUFACTURE
ifw» 9 \svrv iNfj ENGRAVING and RE
PAIRING, making money and fast In
creasing. Owner leaving city.
dilOrWi -—Beautifully furnished, local-
fpldZfUiAJ 0( i heart of city, most liberal-
ly patronized EUROPEAN HOTEL. Ab
solutely clearing above every extx»n-«
$350 to $400 per month. Will absolutely
satisfy you that these figures are correct,
or we will not ask you to purchase. Tim
1m one of the best opportunities In Atlanta.
MAKE 0FFER 0 i5.?S? m 0f BOAifr'‘
ING HOUSES in Atlanta; about 50
hoarders; close in on south side: cheap
rent; line proposition for making money;
see us quick about this
FOR SALE—FARMS. _ ,
One cent a word for ads undsr this head
Dlt. EDMONDSON'S Tansy. Pennyroyal
and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re
liable treatment for painful and sup
pressed menstruation, irregularities and
similar obstructions. TrlOl box by mail,
50c. Frank Edmondson A Bro., manu
facturing chemists.* 14 South Broad-st..
Atlanta. Ga 3-I7-1I
NICELY furnished t-roorn
home; ail conveniences;
Phone Ivy 1480.
orth side
bargain
10-10-15
COLDS, catarrh, coi
This Is the schedule ...
persons run Use Dr. George Brown's
irrh Cabinet, a home treatment that
t*. Price II. Any druggist. Brown
Chemical Company, Atlanta. 1-16-33
•>1# cert a '
DltoPSY CURED, Relieves shortness of
breath In 3« to 4f hours. Reduces
swelling In 15 t»> 20 *ia>r Write for par
ticular:;. Collcm Dropsy Remedy C«... r»l|
Austell Bldg. Atlanta. Ga. 9-25-U
WITHIN nine miles of Atlanta and three
miles of the beautiful Country club nt
East Lake, also close to the new electric
car line and fronting over half-mile «n
good public road, will aell 180 acres of
rich, rolling land, mostly In original for
est, nearly all hardwood, for 17,600; food
terms: one of the finest streams In tn ,!
country runs thru the farm. Address^ .
Box 93,* care Georgian. 10-7-5J
Balkcom A Kloketson. Boston, Ga. 9-23-'
FOR SALE—2.143 acres of line bottom
land, heavily timbered: 4.000.000 $«**!’•
white oak, 1,600.000 feet of hickory, ..W"
OCO of gum, 2.600,000 of red oak. n *“
125 per acre. Write the owner.
Land Company, Arkadelphla. Ark
ArkatiKi <
10-11-22
*4«0-ACnE farm on FI nt River In V™»
fonl county, two mile. .ml
It K. .tatton; fine home with Haht. am
water; epaclou, arounrU, ample l uliomj,
and all improvements; fine smooth net' 1
and river bottom.: a grand place and J
- ** fc iirre. Term*. U. *
EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE.
On* rent a word foe ada under thla niar
WILL EXCHANGE food corner* 01 '' 1
aide Inreatment. lea.ed, for modero .1*
room fitrnnee-hemted bungalow. EjyL
on north aide: or will aaehange for larro
vacant lot. Addreaa Owner. Bo* *W.
Georgian.