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rHE ATLANTA. GEORGIAN AND NEWS: WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1011.
i»OUt-TRY. DOGS, PET STOCK, ETC. ! POULTRY. DOGS. I ST STOCK, ETC. ' POULTRY, DOGS. PET STOCK, ETC. POULTRY, OOGS, PET STOCK, ETC. I
»n# cent a •word for ads under this head. One cent a word for ads under t jla head. One cent a word for ads under this head. 1 One cent a word for ads under this head
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS,
t cent a word for ads under this head.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
On« cent a reorc] for ads under this head, j
WANTED—We- pay highest cash prices ^vo or three furnished rooms complete f
on household good*. pianos and office for house'
furniture^ Cash. advanced on con«sn-1 ti n c e of town; hot
AUCTION SALE.
% ATLANTA' QUOTATIONS.
-j. November 16, nil.
f Corrected by McCullough Bros.)
4* Eg*.—Fresh selected, no guineas ■
4- or dirties, »«*7; mlsoellaneous. 30 -
•f «21c; gutness and dirties, 178lie.
-v Poultry—Live per peund: Turkere,
1
- broilers. 10836* each, owing to else;
i«tte
•j. roosters, 1*011c.
“■* The Advtce
From
the
* WHAT MR. CAVANAUGH SAYS.
: T). D. Cava-M
tiaugh,
agent-
Poultry World. Is
on* of the most
enthusiastic of
those visiting the
Augusta show. In
an Interview pub
lished lri The Au
gusta Herald, he
- ‘‘"Poultry inter- PoUSttV
est In-Georgia Is . -
11 .Its height. The
•sntlro state is dot- / inrtnt’
ted with the finest UWWT
rtodks of pure
bred ■ fowls. Almost every farmer and
owners of back yards are reading ev
erything. that will give them any In
formation about poultry raising. The
state of Georgia offers the best oppor-
iunity’of any state In the Union for
ooullry raising, and thousands of her
interested folks are buying flocks of
America's best fowls as a foundation
stock, and many noted prlso winners at
the large poultry shows of the North
are now owned by Georgia breeders. In
the Northern states It is almost Im
possible to purchase reliable hatching
■gee In any large number before March
13. while In Georgia eggs for hatching
-;an bo purchased any time of year.
This fact alone should put thig stale At
•he bead for poultry productions. The
great Eastern markets are never sup
plied with enough early hatched broil
ing chickens, which sell at SO cents to
r£ cents per pound (11-3 to 2 chickens),
and fresh laid eggs sell in winter ae
High ae 70 cente per dosen. Thle Is my
lfth year tour of the Southern states,
and I have noted the great strides Geor-
ris. has made since my flrat visit. Up-
io-dats open air poultry houses have
rakon the place of the excuses for
Sheds, while pure bred fowls of some
popular breed have displaced the mon
grels—dunghills. Altho Georgia at pres
ent Is one of the states that Importa
millions of dollars worth of poultry
produce every year, the interest taken
in poultry raising by Its eltlsene should
soon place Georgia in the foremost
tiuiks of poultry industry, thus bring
ing millions of dollars into tha state. I
have attendod poultry shows In every
ergo city In the United States and for
•lie benefit of those who have not had|
the «
ATLANTA, GA„
POULTRY SHOW,.
* JANUARY 8 TO 13, 1912,*
• -By-
GEORGIA POULTRY ASS’N
C, 0, Harwell, Secretary.
H. HHATLOR,
Law, Mass.
RHODE ISLAND RED8. , „ AT
A8K FOR CATALOO Callahan's famous Ji OR KAI
Red Flame jttraln of fug* j™*™’;
breeh
' iSrtt&u I
j phone 1126. 4-10-10 | ONE front room downstairs; close ln.^ 157
*vc\i name aiiam v, osub>c
•ales yards Waahlngton-st. Bell *Phone.
Callahan A Son, Eaat Point, Go. '
65, $7.10 and $10 per setting
u be tor — *
ALF BEETLING, Chamblee, Ga., expert
poultry judge, will be pleased to ce
res pond with secretaries as to terms.
PLMYOUTH ROCKS.
BARRED Plymouth Rock cockerel* tor
saU/from the finest lot of laying hens;
Belmont and Thompson ringlet stralnar
8 i _
eed Farm, Palmetto.
Ga., or come and see for yourself. 9*28-14
A FEW GOOD BUFF ROCKS for sale;
MIN0RCA8.
BLACK BEAUTY MINORCA0; the fa
mous layers of tho bli
rest Add It on. Flowery .
1*0 line cockerel,
A. Dobbs. Gains,
from utnjty Bans. $7 ami
Whits Orpm
igton ad.
for sale. 15 and 110. C.
Gainesville. Ga.
th«-s* ^wria
“ tor quick
grand cockerels and pullets; for quick
disposal. Write Etwlnoma Farms, ymlg
ORPINOTON*.
MAKE ROOM for laying ntock, will
ell u. tew tries Crystal White Orping
tons. Can furnish both utility and fancy
trios. My birds are pure Kellerstrass,
and won three flirts out of three entries
at South C——•
exposition.
at South Georgia J*and and Agricultural
exposition, Tifton. Hare several dandy
cockerels that are worth all I ask. J. J.
Flanders, Ocllla, Ga.
FOR SALE—Buff Orpington pullets,
hens and cockerels; Cook strain. Must
sell to make room. 497 Cherokoe-are.
U-ll-fO
CRYSTAL WHITE ORPINQTON eggs $S.
$5, $10 and $15 per setting of 16 eggs.
Finest flock In the South. Won three
firsts out. of firs at The Georgian’s Poul
try show, defeating the originator, win
ning silver cup for whitest male m the
class. See my S. C. Rhode Island Red
Ine cockerels for sale at $5
* Dobbs, Gainesville, Ga.
1-85-28
•fe
ORPINGTON GROVE—Knoxville show,
won six firsts, three seconds on nine en
tries. Georgia state fair, won first pen
on Buff Black. White, Diamond Jubilees.
.— ... .. «, .. . beside many other prices. Trios, pens and
opportunity will say that the single birds for sale, bred from these win
ners. Car* supply most beautiful birds.
Cook's strain, write to Mrs. L. L. Up
son, 1124 Prince-av*., Athens, Oa. 11-3-48
Augusta Poultry show held at the
GeorgU-Carollna fair was in merit and
in number of entries equal to any.
Nearly every county In the state holds
an annual poultry show, and as In oth-
*fr states the poultry exhibit is the main
future of the whole show. The hospi
tality of tho Georgia poultry assocla-
lons has encouraged many of the largo
breeders of the North to attend tho
poultry shoe's this fall, and theplohcers PHn y nmrnca. w«*u *rown »uu «- mi-muhi.
throughout the state have had nn op- are from prise-whining stock and will
Kirkpatrick,
Phono 322.
I HAVE two pens of tlve pullets and onp
cockerels, Kellerstrass white Orping
tons, for sale at $25 per pen. These are
early hatched, well grown and a bargain:
— — ■—■— stock and will
Bams, Newborn.
ll-ll-Ji
iortuntty asldom offered of Inspecting ship on approval, n. O
th« world's best fowls In all their glory. G*- ,
Georgia has this roar TO 1 *****? “.>1 WANTED—Setting of th
andldato for highest honors in tho Orpington egg. at rrannnal
poultry class and many of her choice l. h„ vara Georgian,
■ome-bred fowls will he sent North 1 —
oroughbred Hit
aonabla price.
latched stock and early hatching eggs,
.nd' many Northern dollars will find
their way Into th* pockets of the South-
cm breeders.”
To ths Poultry Doctor:
I have several kinds of chlckene—
Whits Leghorns, Wyandottcs and Reds.
They are not eating. w , h ‘°
,»l. k up corn It seems to bo baru for
Stem w swallow. Thoy.ro looking
very droopy and losy. Will you please
«11 me thru your paper what the trou
V* BOWEN.
hie 1st . Very troly.
South Kirkwood.
' ANSWER. *
Tou are not explicit enough for me
10 • determine. Several thing* could
ause' thls eUte in your chickens.
-Thicken* tire of one grain. Tou should
net feed whole com, except In tho cold-
eet winter months.- If they 'are con-
•taed to small quarters they may lack
rrlt to grind the corn, or they may have
diphtheric roup. Lice effect birds this
wsy also. Tou ehould not feed com on
the bare ground, but In deep litter.
Every grain should be scratched for.
Write again.
To the Poultry Doctor: *
I am contemplating raising Indian
Runner ducks for sale, end I want the
thoroughbred ducks.
Writs me which you think is the
host duck to start in with, the White
Fawn Indian Runner ducks or the pure
White Runner ducks. And which will
ireduce the most eggs 7 And are (he
White Runner ducks non-setters?
O. W. THOMAS A HON. ... -
av#., South, Na«hville. Tann., breeders
of 8. 0. Buff Orpingtons. Egg* and stock
for sale In season. Eggs, 31.60 and 33.00
j*r soiling, or spools! prices on lots of
CRYSTAL White
of excellent bli
up; eggs. 3* per
son, Oa.
:« Orptngt
’it Ship
ona; a few trios
) cockerels, It.60
hlpp Bros., Finlt
lanta show. A tow cockerels and pullets
bred from my winners to spare. One
prise cock: three prise bona for sal,.
A. Hhm. Newnan, Ga. 10-
C. BUFF ORITNOTONH: Owen
strain direct. Special fall sale
ling hens, pullets and cockerels to.
Hn
adore
farm
year
. . make
C. Fife,
room for new mating*. George
wood Poultry Yerd*. Bell phone*
- - - llll, Atlanta. 1M5
iress P. O. Box
prise pen Cryital White Orpington*; **■
ceptlonally fin' — — —
make a grand
C. H. Prator.
crystal wntte tirpington*; Ve
nn, show specimen*, or will
ind foundation pen. A bargain,
or, Fort Valley, Ga. 11-15-32
LEGHORNS.
FOR HALS—Twelve B. C. White Leg
horn pullets about five months old, end
one cock two years old: haven't room to
house them. E. B. Havey, Llthonla, Oa.
•29
FOR 8ALE—8. C. White Leghorn year-
Tts and cockerels; out of
lng pens to maks room
52 to $5 each; something very nne. Mead-
owbrook Farm, P. O. Box 1615, Atlanta.
Ga. •-•-«
* Baconton. Ga., Nov. I, 1*11.
« ANSWER.
1 All the Runner ducks are non-set
ter,. The fawn and white is the only
one now in Th* Sttndapd. I am sure,
however, that the white will be admit
ted in the next edition, which wtu*bel-
1*15, and perhaps the penciled variety.
Roth the fawn and whit* and the pen-
lied lay both whit# and tinted eggf.
5 be whites are claimed to lay only
bite eggr. No matter which you d.-
■ lde on, breed only from white egg*.
\nd I Would advise you to put In the
our# white. I look for them to he lead-
ngboth varieties by the time they are
tdmitted to Tha Standard. I am now
ereparing to add lhe*e white* to my
Card*. Look for article o n duck* in
next Saturday's poultry rectlon
WYANDOTTES.
PARTRIDOE Wyandotte*. I have ...
aale several hundred bird*; bred from
my last aeaaon'a winner*. These young
ster* are-now ready for the ehow room or
breeding r«n They have won more blue
ribbon, than any flock' of Partridge
Wyandotte, in the South. Write m» If
, Florence. 8. C.
10-20-22
FOR
Wyandotte cockerel*. Mr*. ...
Orchard Hill Poultry Yard,, Route 3. At
lame. Ga 11-9-26
. per setting; 25R. deposit will
secure detiveriee any time. Rendotte
Farm, P. O, Box 3**, Atlanta, Ga. 11-15-i
b
fa. L
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
I HAVE, /t !.'* p
for Also
Edjrewood-ftvp.
EGG*.”
THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpinxt^
$1 |>«r 15. 12H Windsor-st Phor
, yf.‘n
ii-i-i
EGGS. EGGS. BY 100 OR 1,000—From ths |
Indian Runner Dncfci*. bred Wx lino 18
*fho:
lTn«
I HAVE purchaaed I«« layer*'of the fa
mous Callahan Red* from a brseder who
bos been trap-neetln* theee Rede for five
or six year*. All drone* weeded out For
a limited time I sm hooking orders for
res* of this stock. 8. C. IVhlte I-eshorns,
White Wyandoties, for 51.26 per flfteen; IS
per 1W. Hill Crest Poultry Farm. Grlf-
Sn, Oa. 77-3-36
FOR BALK—A fsw of the very finest 8.
C. Rhode Ieland - Red cockerels; eight
month, old; splendid ehape and color; It
to 16 each. Meadowbroolt Fora, P. O.
Bdx 1616, Atlanta, Go. 9-6-6
8. C. R. 1 REDS: utility pens; cocks,
cockerels, hens and pullets; 110 perpen;
ehow bird* priced on application, tt P.
Shapard, Decatur, Ga. W-14-47
FOR BALE—dingle Comb Rode, Tomp-
kln, strain; stock for sale cheap. John
W. Brown, Straw Plains, Tenn. 2(1
SINGLE-COMB Reds; a few utility hen*,
11.60 each; lots of fine young stock; ex-
ssr»j£ ur iUtr
8. C. R. I. RED eggs from ray prlae-wln-
ning and egg-laying strains In any
quantity at very, low prices.- Orders now
being • booked tor delivery. Any time
after December 15. Mating list out De
cember 1. Write for it A few good
coekerele left at low prices. Mrs. Martha
H. Gholson, Route L Nashville, # Tenn.
FOR 8ALIS—Wonoce's 6. C. R. L Red,.
I have a nice lot of utility, pullets and
cockerel* for sale at 61 each. Order from
this advertisement. Bendyour order to-
day to Joe L. Wallace, IJalton. Ga.
71-15-26
DUCK*.
I HAVE Mr *ale tha Englloh fawn and
white drake,, pair*, trio* and egg*.
Write for priom. White egg etrain. Hill
Creit Poultry Form, Griffin, Ga. 11-8-29
INDIAN Runners; all ages and prlces;
baby dueks, 25c; eggs, setting or hun
dred. Georgia Duck Farm, South Kirk
wood. Atlanta, Ga. Decatnr phone 164.
• 11-11-13
FOR tfAI.E—Indian Runner duck*. 14
pair; rggs 11.60 dosen. L. Randall, Vln-
Mgs. Gs. 983
WHITE INDIAN
RUNNER DUCKS
THE greatest egg producer.
The greatest money-mak
er—send 25 cents for cata
log telling how to care, feed
and raise ducks.
MRS. U. R. FISHEL,
Box G. A.,
Hope, Ind.
10-4-40
NOW booking ordsra for egg* from tho
best White Runner* In th* South. Won
oil flrat* at Augu*ta, the premier show of
th* Bouth. Eggs 110 per 13. Delivery
sny time. Rendotte Farm, P. O. Box *00,.
Atlanta. ff-16-f
INDIAN Runner ducks, Belmont farm
atraln; 14 per pair; egg, J1.50 per dosen.
Maggie Beatty, Barwlck. Ga. 936
„ MISCELLANEOUS
COLLECTOR—installment man, now em
ployed, deslree change; furniture house
preferred; good references and bond It
uefrtd. .7. L., Box 56, care Gencfian. 17
WHITE LEGHORN cockerels, Wycoff
strain, from |1 to 66; pullets, 31.60 and
63; Indian Runners, standard, fancy bird*.
Address Box 267, Decatur, G*. 11-13-7
POULTRY PRINTING.
WRITE for sample*. Etheridge Printing
ComMny, 80- South Jeckson-st. At
lanta, Oa. 1-14-4
KELLERSTRASS CRYSTAL WHITE
ORPINGTONS, RED RAVEN S. C. R
I. RED8. Big winners Alabama state
fair; flrat cock, second and third cockerel,
fifth pullet. Ypung stock for eel*. Egg*
13 and 35. Alma Poultry Farm. R. F. D.
4, Birmingham, Ala. 10-14-3
POR HAI.E- Bsrred Rack hene, laying;
Whit* Leghorn pullet*, eix months old.
soon to ley; 31 each. Bernard Neal, 335
Ponce DeLeon-ave. 160
INDIAN Runner ducks; fawn and white;
a few for eale at 36 and 37.50 per trio;
also eeme B. C. R. I. Red*. For particu
lar* address Bsragenla Farms, R. F. D. 38,
Roswell, G*. 972
FOR SALE—At Montvlew farm. Scotch
colUs pups, well trained, White Let-
horns and Ruff Orpingtons. L. 8. Botten-
fleld. Telephone Decatur 27-J. 11-15-4
H. G. HASTINGS & CO.
Seedsmen for the South.
16 W. Mitchell St.
Pour Deliveries Daily.
North and Sonth Side at 5 a. m.
Inman Park and Weat End at
• 2 p. m.
BOTH PHONES 2568.
CRUSHED OYSTER SHELL- mica grit.
granulated bone, charcoal, beef scrape,
alfalfa meal. Spratt's So. 5 chick meal,
chicken wheat, wheat bran and the "Red
Comb” poultry foods.
WHEN YOU NOTICE YOUR FOWLS
with warts or #4>res on their head* or
combe, you can Just put It down that
they have the sorehead. Conkey's Chick
en Pox Remedy Is a aure cure for this
trouble. lYlce 5dc.
galvanized drinking FOUNTS.
feed pans, grit and shell boxes and food
hoppers, medicated and porcelain nest
eggs, leg bands, poultry markers, etc.
THE THREE LEADERS—Conkey’a Lay
ing Tonic, Lee's Egg-maker and Rust's
F.gg Producer. They are all good, and
we recommend either of them to give sat
isfaction. Pnce 25c and 50c.
IF YOU HAVE A HORSE OR COW that
is run down and out of condition, try
Tree's Best Stock Conditioner. Price 25c,
50c and $1 per package.
IlOW ABOUT A NEW CAGE for yuur
mocking bird, fanary, parrot or mulr-
rvl'.' We cany a compute atock of them.
ree^lnr two to five ^nojftha^Ts
Morris Farms,
AGENTS for
brooders and sui
Callahan A Bon.
arnkmoiTGa"' "l0-n’-G j DROP A CARD-Will bring cash for old j TOOm ill modem, SteaiU-
■ —• clothes and uross. Tno Vestiaire. loc i _ _ , / i.
incubators. Decatur-st. s-5-51heated apartment; electric
■ Prairie State Incubator,. ^ ^ renilture,' stove*., lights aild all ■ Conveniences.
oifle. supplies, etc. j p h{me Jw 2784. 11-13-9
FEERLESS., incubatorse brooder*, auto
matic lamps .a^d, tandem- regulators.
Edwin K. DahlmVo. 2? Atj
regulator*. TO GROCERYMEN—Will butld and lease j ONR or tw0 n i ce furnished room*. Apply
a ...... — 305 Capitol-ave. 925
BROODERS. •
FOR BALK—Philo brood copps; send In
your order before the rush comes. Mode
by J. M. Douglass. 378' Bouth Moreland-
ave. Atlanta phone, 598*. 0-5-4
• WANTED—One * second-hand- Cyphers
brooder cheap: must .be in. good condi
tion. Phone • Decatur . 193. . O.--O.-. Roy,
KfrkWood, Ga.. - ,• 974
' . * DOGS. ~
FOR RALE—One opossum dog, four
years old; first Check tar $13 gets .him.
R. ; H.' Crawford. Tiger, Ga. 11-9-40
FOR SALE OR EXCHANtlE-pn, »ett«r
pup. four Months old.' A. J.' .Watts. Tl-
ger, Ga. . ir,10-37
FOR SALE—On* fln* male pointer:- reg-
.tetered: two years old; Vino .fine, setter;
both well trained; first-blase-'possum or
eoon dog,. M. L. Crawford, 'Tl^er, Ga^
FOR S A LE—Two C flno*oow»—-Jorsey and
Holstein; fresh In milk; .gold dheap If
taken at once; can be seen' at 197 Gar-
den-st. J 71-14-3
FOR SALE—Milch 1 cow Just in. Apply
Poole's Store, Lakewood Helghte. 530
FOR SALE—FlftS*n°ruSra Homer pig
eons, 316. W. A. Cellaway, 171 Myrtle-st.
994
, ^SITUATIONS, WANTED—MALE
WANTED—Position as, office man or col
lector by young man:, reasonable sal
ary to beg^n with; references. Address
E. M.» Box SO, care Georgian* 18
WANTED—Position by reliable colored
man as bar attendant or a porter: can
take core of pool room. Address Reliable.
41 Granger-st. * 18
WANTED—At once, by whit, chef, posi
tion with private family. Address X.
Y„ Box 11. care Georgia. ' 73
YOUNG man with three years experience
os steam Utter, desires position. Ad
dress J. B. W„ care Georgian. 1*
rOUNG MAN with experience desires
position as grocery clerk; can. furnish
references. Address, J. B.‘ T., care Oeor-
glan. 11
WANTED—Position t in groc.ry. store;
have had aeverai year, experience; can
furnish good references. Address L. B.
D„ 138 Luckle-st.- 18
WANTED—Position os , chauffeur, ma
chinist. repairman; would like to get
position in private family or repair shop.
Address Fred Hutchins, General Deliv
ery, City. „ 1$
WANTED—By a middle-aged rogn, em
ployment at anything honorable; cleri
cal work preferred; have had office expe
rience: can use typewriter. Address D. C..
Box 114, oar# Georgian. 20
WANTED—Position as druggist, either
within or without th* city; salary no ob-
lect; best of reference,. Address U C.,
Box 131, care Georgian. 20
8TENOORAPHIC position wanted by
young man of good habits, with three
years experience In court reporting; small
salary docs not attract; law office pre
ferred. Box 196. Hazlehurat, Ga: 30
BOY, 14, wants position In office or to
run errands and make himself useful.
Everett R., 92 Ivy-st. 26
YOUNG MAN. 29, experienced in con
struction and contract work, wants and
needs work at once. L. E. R., 93 Ivy-
st. 20
FIRST-CLASS cake, pie and bread baker
wtehee position; city,or country. Ap
ply Hotel Marietta, 168 .Marietta-,!. 20
YOUNG MAN. experienced- In packing,
•hipping and selling of holiday good.,
would like a position. Joe B.. 93 Ivy-*t. 20
YOUNG man want* iioaltion on *om* good
country paper; pressman and printer;
at the business eight year*. Address H.
J. J„ 11 For«ro*'*-ave„ Atlanta, Go. 20
YOUNG MAN. 29,' good habits, want*
position of any kind at once. William
J. E„ 91 lvy-«t. • a M
BOOKKEEPER—Eight year* experience,
wants work at once; willing to start at
small salary. Addres* C. W. B.. Box 116,
care Georgian • 20
WANTED—Position by Meno-bookkeeper:
a young man 31 year* of age; use any-
standard machine; willing to work; ref-
ercuces. j; M. u., .,R. FT D. 4, Box -.2,
Warrenton, Ga. 20
one or two yearn to reliable grocer five-
room - cottage and store room on good
south side corner at reasonable rates, or
feubators j would sell same on easy monthly pay-
Ga. ments. Address • Owner, Box <>00, care
11-14-35 | Georgian. xc
WANTED—New and second-hand opera
•seats and common kitchen chalfs. J.
A,- Thompson, Koekmart, Ga. .' 499
WANTED—By young married man, cleri
cal work, or will accept anything. *
Box 40, care Georgian.
rator t—.... ,—,.. —
' or 'time; not a swift, but
string; can also k«
Address A., Box 14, caro
WANTED—Position as collector-salesman
or inside work of any description at
once. N., Box 80, care Georgian. 20
NOTICE—Our patent appllani
stoves redu * - ~ * '**
each month.
ce for
30^ to ;
in 2053.
Y0»X.*NG -WOMAN would store piano for
RSe of s lf. J., care Georgian. 905
POR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
One cent a wdrd for ads under this head.
FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, several
dozen meat platters, dessert ' dishes,
saucers, plates, cream* pitchers, sugar
bowls; will sSH any part of the above
cheap. .See Mr. Malcolm at The Georgian
office * -
ONE beautifully furnished front room,
with all conveniences; room from $1.60
up. 41 West Baker. « 11-14-15 {
ONE neatly furnished room with all con
veniences. Phone Ivy 2591-J. 11-10-16
ONE extra large front room; nicely fur
nished; hot water; one block from
Peachtree. 340 Courtland. Phone Ivy
3556. 11-10-17
FOR RENT—New room, furnished, $2.50
week. One ■ block from Candler build
ing. 103 Ivy-St. 11-11-19
WE buy,, sell and exchange furniture and
sewing machines. We also carry a full
and complete line of second-hand cook
stoves add heaters, including large hotel
ranges, at bargain prices. G. W. Li *
165 Whltehall-iK Atlanta phone 82...
10-26-20
$130 DIAMOND bracelet; special
$100; seven‘pure white and perfe<
monds set in Sblid gold bracef
y; weight 1 \t karats. D. /
ewelers, '70 .Whitehall-st.
>, Jnc..
9-7-lf
I’HOTOS—Special 10-day offer. Thl*
coupon and $1.35 is good for one-half
dosen tine cabinet photos and 8x10 extra
panel at Violet Studio. 140*^ Peachtree.
H-10-:
FROST-PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS—
. Grown In the open air; will stand great
cold. lYlce $1 per 1,00 t. o. b. Moggctt*.
bunched.in 50 to the bunch and selected.
Agents wanted. The Enterprise Plant
Company, Meggetts, S. C. 11-10-42
FOR SALE—One hand elevator; little
used. W. L. reel, Atlanta. ^
once. Apply 368 Whitehall
FOR SALE—One Shannon 'meat market
refrigerator In line condition. Call C.
W. Payne, Main 486. , 11-18-24
FOR SALE—One 123-horse boiler, price
$250; cost $850. One Knowles duplex
pump. 10"x6”xlO*/4”; price $150. One
Clayton air compressor, 8’'x8"xl2'\ Price
Clavtf
$200; <-vo
quickly.
GAS STOVE for sale. 34 East AleXaj
Xander-
11-*14-17
SECOND-HAND' Singer tailoring
chines. These machines arc In per
fect order and can be seen running.
Price, $12.50 each. Enterprise Mfg. Co..
36 West Alabama-st. (top door). 11-14-43
Root i as new, hi no worm or acces
sories, for quick sale at a big bargain, or
will exchange for almost any good com
modity. Address M. E. W„ car* Geor
gian.
automatic cutting table; one disintegrator;
one pug mill; all Steele's make. Address
Columbia. Brick Company, P. O. Box 208,
Lake City, Fla.
333
GROW GINSENG ROOTS—Sell, for 93
•per pound. 20,000 roots grown on one*
fourth acre. Roots sell anywhere in
United States or Canada. Package seeds,
$1. Michigan Ginseng Company, St. Jo
seph. Mich. 7-1-12
DUNTLEY PNEUMATIC CLEANERS
remove dust and germs from rugs, car-
4iets. curtains, floors, etc. Sold on monthly
payments jf desired, or rented by the day
(Tj. Daniel A Co.. 418 4th Nat. R'k. Bldg.
12-2-11
machine. 104 South
OR SALE—One roll-top desk and revolv
ing chair, used short time; perfect con-
ition; cheap at $15 cash. P. O. Box 694,
»NE beautifully furnished front room
with all conveniences: rooms from $1.50
p. 41 West Baker. 11-14-15
lltlon; real cheap,
glan.
988
YOUNG German married man,
with carp **
wants posit!
SITUATION wanted as porter: best city
references Apply Porter, 162 Auburn-
eve. 20
FOR SALE—’Ventls Martin bedstead, ma
hogany dresser and chiffonier. Early
English buffet, extension dining table,
serving table and six chairs. National bed
springs, oak hatraok. two art squares,
four rugs, portieres, gas stove, refrigera
tor, one lot cook vessels; all very eh<
Phone Main 4874-J.
JANITOR (German), competent all-round
mechanic; have had long experience. O.
Heming, 62 Bartow-st. * / 20
PERSONAL.
► One cent a word fol\ads under this head.
FOR RENT—368 Peach
tree, front room, furnish
ed, furaee heat, all conven
iences. Phone Ivy 2136-L.
' . 888
HANDSOMELY fuml«hefl sonny front
room; private bath. "We«t Peachtree."
care Georgian. 9*3
FURNISHED room, and board; aleo nice
taMe board by meal or week. 3* Capl-
tol-ave. 71-13*2
11-13-4
innna room*; aowimwur*;
435 Boat Falr-st. 11-13-3
THREE or four fnrnlehed room, for llfht
housekeeptnc: rent reaeenable. Atlanta
phone 23. 11-13-11
THREE furnished rooms; all conve
niences; electric lights. 203 Luckle-st.
[~11-14-0
Cicely furnished roome with board, also
ible board. 871 Marletta-et.; for gen-
NICELY furnished roome. opposite the
Lyric theater: suitable for conple or
gentlemen. 27 Carnegie Way. 11-14-13
AT AUCTION.
FURNISHINGS OF A
WASHINGTON STREET
HOME, INCLUDING
BRASS BED, CHIFFO-
R O B E, WARDROBE
WITH MIRRORS, DIN
ING ROOM SUIT, MIS
SION LIBRARY SUIT
CARPETS, ART
SQUARES, LINO
LEUM, CHINA; ALSO
A PIANO, AT 25 SOUTH
PRYOR STREET
THURSDAY, NOV. 16. ’
AT 1* A. M.. THURSDAT WE WIT i
offer to the highest bidder an almo-'
new l?t, of furniture, including
brass bed. Circassian dressing tab!..
chair*. Circassian bed with hra-
trimmlngs. oak davenport settee ro -
ered In genuine leather, oak ware,
robe with mJrrora, cheval mirror, tn'.,
lino chiffoniers, oak sideboard, perie
tal rod dining table, six chalre
match, child's Iron bed and mattrea-
SlS,e.? d m'i M l?n a tb , SryT^ S m ,S-
:»Mth a . , ? r bS tt sie& e
heaters, cook stove, oak rockers wit-i
leather seats, blankets, quilts, pillow*
two walnut wardrobes, folding iron
bed. carpets, art squares and othe<
tilings too numerous to mention
These goods are now at our store un i
can be seen any time. Sale com
mences promptly at 10 a. m. Thurs
day.
SPRINGER’S
AUCTION HOUSE,
25 South Pryor Street.
MAX JACOBS, Auctioneer.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
One cent a word for ads under this head
TO couple without children one furnished
room and unfurnished kitchenette, $i i
FOE RENT—Two unfurnished rooms: jras
connections for light housekeeping. Ap
ply 190 South Pryor-st. m ^10-31-n
TWO OH THREE connecting rooms; all
conveniences; separate gas. 436 Crew-*
• ; 11-10-31
ONE nicely furnished room, hot water | THREE or four connecting rooms on 1
and all modern conveniences. In private l floor. 110 Park-st. .phone West 1
family; flve minutes walk from Candler
Bldg. SI Eaat Alexander-st. V
( din ue*ill. I
63 Walton-*t.
Apply 33 Spring-i
NICELY furnlahed rooms with board; also
first class table board; hot and cold
bath. Phone Atlanta 5385. 63 Luckle-st.
ROOMS, with or without board; table
board reasonable. Two blocks of tha
Candler Bldg. 132 Spring-it.
FURNISHED room.' with or without
board; 1 c!o*e in; all convenience*. Cali
at 350 Courtlatid-Bt., or phono Main 494^i
. private family; cioee in. 761 j
onpectlng r
rht bouaeke
kitchen-
■ month. Including lighM; cloao
jUVEiiiX Urol AIHD Hum. Fulfill , wou
furnished, with all conveniences; gentle
men only. 351 Capitbl-ave. 11-14-60
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping at
14$ Walton-st, Apply before 7:80 a. m.
or after 6:80 r. xh. 960
A NICE ROOM with steam heat, electric
lights, plain and shower baths, elevator,
telephone; center of city, for two gen
tlemen; very reasonable. L., care Geor
gian.
UPPER floor, consisting of 4 rooms, elec
tric lights, use of * *
West End. Phone '
LARGE, unfurnished, steam-heated room;
closet, bath convenient; close In. Ivy
5580-J. 11-14-u*
JOR RENT-—Three sunny flrst-flo*
rooms; two connecting with kitchenette:
upper porch; for gentlemen or couple. Hr,
Hlghland-ave. Ivy 4809-J. 11-14-63
FOR RENT—Three or four upstairs
rooms with all conveniences; rent rea
sonable. 229 Richardson-st. 984
lencen; cioso in; rates rea.noDa.oie■ xudiu
boarders taken. 182 South Pryor. Phon*
4860 Atlanta. 11-1-4*4
ONE CHOICE front room Jrlth boar.i
•team heat. 362 Peachtn g-st. Phom
Ivy 108$-J. « 11-9- 1
WANTED—Boarders In a private home:
two nice rooms; ell conveniences; ex
cellent fare; also a few table boarder^
824 West Peachtree. Phone Ivy 1417.
NICELY furnished rooms with good table
board; within two blocks of First Bj
tlst church; weekly $4.50, monthly $17.
247 Courtland-st 11f15-18
977
ONE NEATLY furnished room to rent;
ONE extra large front room, first floor;
WANTED—Roommate for nice, gentle
young men, opposite Lyric theater: sep
arate beds. 87 Carnegie way. 11-16-8
heated rooms. Call
ill Ivy
11-15-i
! SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
tt means Insurance.
poultryman in Fouth
in having more of ARE YOU THINKING of baying fancy
i a strain made up! poultry? If Igt us know what you
The quality of the South Is found In
Barred.Buff ~ . . ‘
horns. Buff and Black Orpingtons.
f and White Rock, Brown
'"fn!
I to make you quotations.
Stocks
requirements,
s. LaGmngs,
Price »c vr u>
DR. EDMONDSON’S Tansy, PennjToyal
* Cotton Root Pill*, a safe and re-
treatment for psfnfb! sod sup-
4 menstruation. Irregularities and
r obstruction*. Trial box by mail.
5«c, Frank Edmondson * Bro., manu
facturing chemists, 14 South Broad-st..
Atlanta, G«. 2-17-14
ELEGANT furnished rooms, centrally lo
cated, gentlemen only. Ivy 2701 Bell
phone. 19 West Cain-s\11-15-15
ONE ROOM, furnished or untarnished;
•very convenience. 74 West Peachtree.
f*>*2 nmwn*u*«. •-•» "w* awnenra i ivy 14&8-L. 976
ufkde for $1. Mail orders solicited. Phone ’ •■—■■■ ——■■■
Main 8430-J. 10-21-27 * FURNISH El > room for gentlemen; two
.... —* unfurnished rooms for housekeeping:
DOLIa awor-All l<inds of doUs repaired:] table board. 127 West Harrtb-sL ll-U-18
sleepy eyes reset: work guaranteed. 205 — ■ ■ - —,—
Bouth Forsyth. Phone 6714-F. 11-7-45 j FU1
PATENTS SECURED or fee returned, j wl—-
West Baker.
11-15-12
Send sketch for free expert search and ; ONE BEAUTIFULLY furnished room for
report as to patentability. Books on In-! gentlemen only; connecting bath; steam
vention* and patents, and reference book, hent; electric light*. Apartment 101 Co
sent free. John S. rmftie it Co., Dept., rfnthfnn, 136 Weat Peachtree-st. 11-15-31
th. \' r ashlngton, D. C. 908 —
| ELEGANT, large furnished room for two
Cancers. Tumors. Ulcers, Diseases of
Women. Nervous Debility and Prostra
tion. Epiltpay, St. Vitus Dance. Diseases
of the Blood. Kidney, Liver. If cart,-1
Lungs and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, etc., etc. Honest and confidential
treatment. Afflicted, write or call tar
Medicine furnished. Charges
e. Evidence of success furnish' *
Bouth Broad, Atlanta. Ga.
WE RENT new machines with complete
set of attachments for $2 per month;
also machines repaired; prompt delivery.
fnmUhlk' ax*r>, 111-v.llll.vo la^uau. |>
rurnishd, Bofh phoae<l lti3t singer i
10-23-“ ! Ucmpany, 79 Whiteiiali
DROPlfnr CURED.
breath ir. 36 to
swelling in 15 to -0 day*
tkrulare. COllom Dropr
Austell Bldg, Atlaeta.
efioti Peachtree ami Brcad-st*.
.... conveniences;
block from Candler Bldg., 24 Carnegie
way, Apartment B. 11-15-42
1I1S-L.
WANTED—Boarders for three nicely tar
nished upstairs rooms; furnace hem; all
modern conveniences: best near4n north
side neighborhood. Cali phono Ivy 15
11-10*ix
sient. 16 Houston-at.
24 WEST BAKER, front room for couch 1
or two young men. with board, ivy
BUSINESS lady, having steam-heatc-?
apartment, would share same with con-
K nlal couple or business ladies; electric
hts and hot bath; walking distance
south aide. Main 2261*J. 11-13-1>
i nu or in
flat room
hoed; rea«
Cooper-»t. i
phone 801&-
room and ... —...
reasonable. Take Whitehall
car. 42 Wlndsor-st. Atunt;
BACHELORS' HOME"—Only men went-
in* the beet at reasonable cost: sverv
vomrort; can accommodate two or three
Ivy 7478. 11-U'-"
PLEASANT, ateam-heated reoni an.i
flrst-class meals if desired. 445 Peach;
tree. Phon* Ivy 3177. I'-l*'--
BOARDERS WANTED^-Also nice tab,'
hoard served: or* block from poetofflr.
49 Lackle-*t. . n ' n '
ROOM AND BOARD (or two yming men:
front room with oil conveniences, c
will rent wtthout beard. 70 7'* st T. 1 ".,
Phone Ivy ssm-j. 7 1 - 14 ' 1
TWO large connecting rooms, one fur
nished and one unfurnished, suitable
light housekeeping. Bell phone “
3203-J.
SUNNY front room suitable tar couph
three young men
— 4871-J. 93 —
Bell Phone M»;'.
Washington-id.
able for FOUR WEST p EACHTREJ^-CboU^
5 Main rooms, with lavatory; ***£&
11-16-45 furnace heat; also rooms suitable for se%
WANTED—FURNISHED ROOMS.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
WANTED—By a young man a well-fur
nished room near the Georgian Terrace
hotel In a hn-nch family where he may
improve hi* knowledge of the language.
State accommodations and price. Box 105.
care Georgian. *66
gentleman.
room; m private family pref
. In: best of references: stats price.
H4»slre^e itax 7»*>, cafe Georgian.
eral youn* ladle* or gentleman very rea»;
enable.
.VI-
$751
11 CURRIER—Couple »>>'
voting men for seeono-
stoiy front i-oom. freslilv
papered,, newly fnmisbetl.
mnhoffany. lioinu poiufort*-
11-14-'-!
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