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CLOSET 6 DRUID HILLS
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A SUBDIVISION OF
TWENTY-EIGHT LOTS
AT AUCTION
ON GREENWOOD AVENUE
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IT IS NOT CHANCE flirting with you—-it is Opportunity beckoning to you.
ARE YOU A THINKING MAN? If so, you know that more money has been
made m this country from the rise in values of real estate than from all other forms of in
vestment combined.
ARE YOU AN OBSERVING MAN? If so, you must be familiar with the
unmistakable facts that large interests are being affected and tens of thousands of dollars are
being spent for development and improvements in the Druid Hills section.
ALE YOU A MAN who wants to make your dollars work for you? If so, start
some of your dollars on their mission of accomplishment tomorrow, Wednesday, May Bth,
by buying a Greenwood Avenue lot.
THE DRUID HILLS COMPANY , we are informed, owns seventeen hundred
acres which extend almost to the courthouse square in Decatur. This company will spend
millions in the coming years in development and improvements. Could you say that prop
erty adjacent to it and property even miles from it will not be affected?
STOP FOR A MOMENT and think what has taken place in this section within
the past three years. The county, the city, development companies and individuals have
lavishly spent money opening it up for the builder and homeseeker.
THE NEXT FIVE YEARS will have even a more wonderful history, and the
important lesson the situation is teaching is to buy some real estate in that section.
GREENWOOD AVENUE is the second street beyond P once DeLeon Avenue
and runs off of Highland Avenue. The subdivision is right at Atkins Park and within
little over a block of Druid Hills. These lots begin about three hundred and fifty feet from
Highland Avenue on Greenwood Avenue. They are well shaded. In front of them there
are tile sidewalks, sewer and city water.
HAVE YOU A FEW hundred dollars? If so, yoq can buy one of these lots.
The terms are one-fifth cash and the balance divided into equal monthly or semi-annual
notes, so as the last one will be paid off at the end of four years.
IN GOING OUT to attend the sale, take Houston and Copenhill car and stop in
front of the property at Greenwood Avenue, or Ponce DeLeon to Druid Hills car and
stop at Highland Avenue, in two blocks of the property.
THE ELEVA! lON—This property is located on one of the highest ridges of the
city. Drainage excellent.
WE EXTEND a special invitation to the ladies to be present on the occasion of
this sale.
THE TITLES to this property are perfect. The Atlanta Title Guarantee Company
has certified them.
Ralph O. Cochran
19 SOUTH BROAD STREET
J. W. FERGUSON & SON HARRIS G. WHITE
Auctioneers Sales Manager
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1912.
Scenes at Greenwood
Avenue Property
Which Will Be
Auctioned Tomorrow
by Ralph O. Cochran
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Beautiful Bungalow of R. H. Jones. Jr., on Adair Avenue, Close to the Subdivision
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A Scene in Atkins Park, Rinht ?.t the Pronertv Tn Be Sold at Auction
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