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SCENES IN HAPEVILLE Where Ralph O. Cochran Holds Auction Tomorrow. _ f ' O w ; 1 aafct gSBEMteMfe . awM II » ' I I TW'OrifWf ffOWI W« jfwi SMB^fcOS; g | Jjjhd •o. sw Hl .'■•/•■ - ' fll • <v * \ i '-•:>< •->>••■>• .•-.•a-x/'*''* ;,„■■■. •- . ■ W- ■ y.-' y C- #|S&e£ ’ .. A % .. V'» -'a -• . . K „. . - ■ *• X- .- z Y • <:■• + C.Ae.-ij.A,, *'**--— — e " *' '. VS ; < .. ~ _ • .... --- : -Ay. . . .. ’'• ' Public school in Hapeville. This is one of the finest schools in Fulton county. F~' ■ ■ ' ' n gUr* ’ v' : a i eno n 1 *■ ■ ■-" feaa*. '''’" wSE JL!® sip, < m IFlVVwt®&O.VviHMfeV‘Si r** iteKUg i _„X Scenf of subdivision in Hapeville to be sold at auction tomorrow by Ralph 0 Cochran. ♦ ♦ HWMI '• VL «: 'a- .3 • AWjTT wrr 2^!- ■• ’ " v "iJ ’• '•.‘.w A II '* o' v'a 1 ■■ I / 'OdrT I #*- K -x - 5 v Beautiful home and library of Reuben Arnold. Sr., m Hapeville. _. . - . t --c-^ x ‘ fTifSl I I ■; - 1 .J- |jg | i ‘ -r> i t-'y j H • :/i ifiaga I “•'» A . , k * I ~ f‘* : c vv" * '# ? ' Handsome residence in Hapeville of G. H. Brodna. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN ASD SEWS:FKIDAY, MAY 3. 1912. TOMORROW AUCTION AT HAPEVILLE Forty-two Building Lots and a Seven-Room Cottage Tomorrow at 2:30 o’Clock Sharp Hapeville is one of the most desirable suburbs in which to live around Atlanta. T here is not a manufacturing plant in Hapeville. There will never be one. The charter prohibits the erection of them. A considerable part of this subdivision faces the street car line. It is situated almost in the heart of the town— particularly between Virginia avenue and the depot. It is well divided with streets. It is almost a dream of beauty. (You look at it and you will say the same.) There are more houses and more “civilization” around and adjacent to this property than most any subdivision you have ever seen. It is right up in the best part of the town. There are many beautiful homes in Hapeville and the town is building up right along. And it may be added here that it is city pretty well from the center of Atlanta to Hape ville. Hapeville has a large public school; the building re minds one of the new school buildings in Atlanta. The colleges in College Park are only a short way off. The street car line running to Hapeville furnishes a splendid service. Large cars run on this line, and there is a ten minute schedule on it. Also the suburban trains on the Central railroad multiply the transportation facilities. The terms of the sale are as follows: On the cottage, S3OO cash, balance S3O per month, 7 per cent interest. On the lots facing the car line, S2OO cash, S2O per month, 7 per cent interest. On all the other lots, $25 cash, $lO per month, 7 per cent interest. We extend a cordial invitation to the ladies to attend this sale. RALPH O. COCHRAN 19 South Broad Street J. \V. FERGUSON & SON, HARRIS G. WHITE, Auctioneers. Sales Manager, 27