Georgia Historic Newspapers

    3 HF. ATT'ANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS:
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Tailoring, Altering, Cleaning and
| , Pressing.
WE do French dry cleaning. pressing and
altering, also suits made to order.
Holt, the Tailor, 2 South Forsyth street
4 11-63
METROPOLITAN PRESSING CLUB. 210
Edgewood. Pressing by the month. Call
Atlanta 2894.1-25-49
CLEANIS G. pressing ano repairing neat
ly done at 226 Houston st. Atlanta 4101
3-21 10
Srook wood dry c!le\ntng and
PRESSING COMPANY.
,W. Peachtree and Fourteenth streets
ladies' and Gentlemen’s fine garments
cleaned, pressed, altered and rcpa'red
J-.y 5386. 4-10-2’>
Mattresses Overhauled.
BEST work, reasonable prices; new tipks
if desired Give us a trial. New- .inck
aon-Orr Company. Both phones 4-22-4
ly~- . ..... .... |
Mattresses Renovated.
WE MAKE OVTTR old alrh j
furnish new ticking, best work. give us.
>8 trial Acme Mattress Company. Jack-
* son and Irvin streets Both *
Stove and Range Repairing.
DAN Till< FIXER.
Sell second-hand ga.« Moves We pwprp '
<hlmneya. We take down heater* We
sell wick and v irkless oil stoves We
sell irwdine Move* and ranges Atlanta .
'phone 2235. 121 Whitehall st. Bril phone
„ 4 12
* .’B’T SELT. ga« stoves set up $5. We buy ;
Moves Rlankinship Ptme Company,',
14? Walker street. Phone Main 47A1 J |
JUla-ntA 4-13-22
1 " ■ - ~~
For Safe—Miscellaneous.
XEW " rubber tires put on your baby
carriages repairing Phone Ivy 3076.
Robert Mitchell, 229 Edgewood avenue.
3-5-0
> SELLING OUT
-BECOIffD-HANU FI’RNI I PRE of all
, kind a Southern Wrecking < ’<»r r.tnv,
t*H4 Routh Forevth street Both p>" nee
. 3 14 33
ufoD4 FOPNTS Bargain In new and sec
-frndhand soda fountains, easy terms;
ewrite fcr prices. I’. O IJoi 1022. Atlanta,
G« 3 16-76 I
‘JWf'PPIN T nianny. $3 month up
Be sell pianos. ?5 month up
Barcra’n in second hand. tiflfl up
K r Berhr Company, no Temple 1 ourt
-btiUding Bell rbon* 667 Main 4 ■'’.-20
SCREENS.
T?E RT’RE and *** our screen* and
our prices before buying Kan** Blind
Screen Co. J. J. Crawford, 2<’U Kiser
t3Bklg_ M 192? 320 11
Atlanta Tent and Awning
Co..
JIANVFACTURETtS high grade tenta and
armings ID’s J.uckio st Ivy 6867.
i 16 54
BfTGEF’ MEATS SND FISH 4T CUT
PRICES. HELI, PHONE IVY 3767.
XH.ANT*. 1893 228 AUBURN AVE
1 ’
SEE cur linn of Wagner go carts. We
•Jan re tire go carts. 41 .> Marietta st.
At lamp phono '1797 4 22-41
SFLY~ SCREENS, doors, refrigeratora. oil
a tore? We are -riling *eme at reduced
yrioe” See us before you buy Caj] ~\t
Junta 2653 and our man wHI come tn see
you. Harrison Hdw. Co., 213 Peters st
4 1J ?.R
£LACK S MI TFI arid wood *hnp in best
town in Georgia plenty nf work: nil
cash Bnx 262. Quitman. Ga 46-3 5
JPRAcTTCAI.It NEW Ntbv carriage, cAst
116. Will sacrifice. 39 Pavilion
fee- 5-4-17
4fr r, iT RALE —.Meat marke* outfit; 260-so
* count MrCawkev register, ehmv cases
fend scales, will sell cheap Call st 311
(Auburn avenue 5 4 81
ONE Shannon market refrigerator. also
large family -ofrlgerator and one .mo In
•valid rolling chair cheap Phono Main
«550 .1 5 6-1
A GOOD GAR RTfil’E arf small coal
stove for sale cheap A ply at 173 Crew
Street 44 6 f.
PRJVATT PARTY wtghes t* sell several
fine white diamonds Telephone Ivy
«?4S _ 63 6-5
USED PIANO BARGA INS
Know this one thing—an advertised
jtoangaJn at Cleveland-Manning’s Is
grorfh your time to Investigate
-Itlrth Everett upright 1210
44M Vose & Sons upright .$127
'8450 Kranleh & B«ch squares 47
'4350 Schubert upright $lB5
These pianos traded 1n exchange for
eur popular Holmes <t Son Player
. Plano
Our Easv Payment
Plan applies on
All sales.
CLEVEL A XT» -M.\NN IN G
PIANO CO,
One Price. No commission:--
SeTuTyn>r §AFSF RmaJl. medium |
and large home safes sl6. Hall's lank
•nd f)re-pr''of Hr-, vault doors, etc. C
J. Daniel. 416 Fourth National Hank Rldg
! 9 .’ 3*
FOR SALE—F’ignr Fhowcascs. scales.
McKeskey register, s<ifes, meat refriger- ,
fttor 4UO Decatu_r st 3n 7 5
UHAIfF \ AJJ'F. handsome Flemish dining
I furniture with leather chairs. 1/4 Wil
;I!axns st. -t 7
fTSfT SALE National cash register and :
barber’s looking glass. 53 Decatur st
FOR potato slip- Nan- \
Hall; I’nrto Rim yams Kev W \a»v
$1 25 per thousand jn lets <-f five th<» sand
or more: rash with order. J \ Huohiiur
snn. Lakeland. Fla .1 . 5
J>Ol-BLE YOl ’R BI’TTER
celebrated Butter Merga enables v<. :
to take one pound of butter, a pint of
sweet milk and make two pnnrds <»f ho<’
butter. I will send ’he complete <
to anyone for 50c. It will pv-itiveb
Money cheerfully refunded if '• .»$: are
f leased, or if 'ou prefer <’amp ’ c
w<II prove it to you. .1. V. Hu< h nt >n.
Lakeland, Fla >
Wanted—Miscellaneous.
WANTED We pay highest ash prices
on household goods, pianos and office
furniture Cash advanced on consign
metits. Springer f Auction Hon«e, 25
South Pryor-Bt Pell phone Main 5.
WE PAY HIGHEST rash prices for
household good*, piano? and office fur
niture Cash advanced on consignments
Central Auction Company, 12 East Mitch
cll-st Bell phone Main 2424 S 26 26
J BI'Y men’s old clothes and I >
Drop a< a rd. I. B< 32 jßell.-: - i ; 4
DROP A CAR! > Wil! bring cash for old
clothes and shoes The Vesta ire. 16G
Decatur street.. 9 '-7-3
WANTED To purchase two copies of I'ln-
Atlanta i'nnstilution of No\ L? !?’
L . <••■».re <Georgian 4 2 5-5
WANTED-Tn purchase Avo copies V.f’l'lu*
Atlanta Journal De* S, HH‘‘. 1- .pc
Georgian. g 7 ..
BFPT CASH PRICES *or furniture.
lie useh old gccnJ ■ an d -•f n. c f•,i n 11 ur e
Pembroke -.’aler * -I - <2
peij phone Main 187. 4-5--
For Exchange—Miscellaneous.
WITH. E.\‘"'llANGE room and hoard rh -*
in on (‘apitnl avenue for motorcycle nr j
1 ’ ladies’ diamond ring Small nay- I
ment Box 739, rare Georgian 4 27-16
Automobiles.
j Warlick Sheet Metal Munufactur
in-j Company.
1 ALTO REPAIRING our specialty. 248
Edgewood avenue. Bnth phones
4G 0-64
FOR SALE' < ’HEAP Twn tops for Hup i
rar; hnct leather, and all curtains com
plex Nover urd For barga n, write W.
A Marhesnn & <V- , 'Tnrcoa. 4-19-4!
REPAIRING. STORAGE.
PEACHTREE GARAGE
TIRES, TUBES AND ALL OTHER SUP
PLIES.
i 828 PEACHTREE. IVY 2272
4 -10-24
AVT()S REPAIRED”
i STORED, WASHED \ND POLISHED.
Magneto and carburetor work a special
ty; first-olass mechanics. Work guaran
i teed Hartrampf A Yarhray Company. ,
I’hone Mam 3810 56 TMgrwnod avenue, j
I Just belov. -22-5
WANTED 'fo trade s-uno good real e:- j
j fate in East Point. <’.a , for high-pow- !
t ered roaxlsler automobile Call <>n or ad- i
■ dress Atlanta Auto and Repair Co.. 289 i
I Ed g? w nod ave 5- 3-31 j
I fi-E ifFTii’fqrn (>f-T( _ pffio.^<T | -. ( -, |
i HEALERS on nil Tinrn SPECIAL 32x3 I
I .<6 7,n GT’A RANTLED for 3.500 miler.)
lightly used I’asing. 34x4. :16x4, $6.75. >
1,000 pew stai'dard Capiups just received
(’HEAP. McPherson Auto 'lire \t
lanta. Gr. 37-7 5
;F< >r‘ RaT/F oFTFadf ’for Ini. BulrCHve"
passenger. I^ll mndei, in perfect con
dition. Xddre:s Buirk, rare Georgian
50-7-5
- '
Motorcycles.
ALL MAKES AND 1 !’ largest mo- j
tc.rryrlr drab rs in the South; exclusive
Southern dlstr hutora for Indian. Elyea- ;
Au-'<]i Co ..., North Pryor st 131 I
John D. Miller.
M^TORCYCI.E.S. bicycles and supplies.
42 Walton st . opposite postoffire Al
ways open 4-13-28
Money to Loan.
MOR ; I ’® l ‘’ A NS on Atla&ta Ir» i es
tate Establibhed since 1889 S. R.
Turman & Co., corner Broad and A)a
harna sta <l-20
idpm LOANS placed In anj amount nn
Improved farm lands in Georgia The
Southern Mortgage Company, Gould
building 7-11-1
Nl< »NKY S l “PPLIED SA LA RIED PFO
PLE. uomen keeping house and othere '
without security; cheapest raie<; easy j
payments Offices nil prior I pal cities. D. !
H iriiiia t’uilding.
wEYM AN k- co Singes,
ESTABLISHED 1890
Mortgages on Real I'stite 4 1-1
WE HAVE plenty of money to
lend at lowest rates on Atlanta
and nearby property, either for :
straight or monthly payment
plan. Also for purchasing pur
chase money notes. Foster &
Robson. 11 Edgewood ave.
rrnrTf a'se-manry N’na-’EsTji
for a client either flrat or second mort
gage notes on Atlanta property. Have
SIO,OOO tn Invest j. m Worsnam, 90R
Third National Rank building Ivy 5626
/ 2-6 47
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND, any
amount, 6 per cent. Write or call 8
M Carson.* 24 South Bread st 4 1 17
Without Indorsement
With out Collateral
Security
Without Real Estate
Securities
Money loaned at
I4AWFUL RATES.
NATION AT. DIS
COUNT CO.,
301-2 Fourth Nation
al Bank Building.
9-8-55
REAT.TY TRUST COMPANY,
FORSYTH BUILDING
Capital SBOO,OOO. Surplus $350,000
Can negotiate any good Beal Estate
loan on Atlanta or suburban property.
Urine us voui applications
'Phones. 8011. Main 1304 At!. 633.
2-15-1 1
Business Opportunities.
STUDIO— SSOO. other business causes
forced sale Ground floor N sky
light Opp Candler Bldg T. R. Math
REST boarding house business in \Ganta,
45 flrs!-class hoarders Will sub-rent
house, beautiful location, between T’earh
•rpc and West Peachtreo, Address Mrs
F Dunn. 17 Ehsl North avenue 5-1-7
DF\ r | STR S’ For le to a reliable, sc
her man. one-half Interest In dental
practice in good town; $6,000 practice an
nual!) Xddress I’. D Box 612, Douglas.
G<c 5 4-47
\\ \ NT man with SSOO tn Jl.ooo to estab
lish an off!cp for largo corporation, will
be his own boss See Geo. Brenner, Room
511, Kimball Hotel __39-7 K
FOR SALE---Saw mill, 10,-
000 capacity, one and half
million feet pine timber, all '
within 3-4 mile of railroad
track. \rt quick if mean
h it si n es s. No inriim .
hranees. Lock Box 11 Uazle 1
hurst. < la. 5-7'.’7
Real Estate For Salo
F'OR SA LIT No. 240 Howell street. rlx- '
rooms, gas. waler, hath., sewer Conner- ■
, lion, alb ) <m sm!»-, i'H>m for two tenant
houses on rear of Lu facing alley. Ad- j
dress C T. Garrett, Williamson, Ga
30-15-41
Till-; IIO( Sl'. you buihl. buy or •
reut will not he a modern home |
unless it <s wired for eleetricitv.
BARGAIN Kit 1w o' >4l, for- ale by ow ner.
sb. room new bur.ralnw inm t iilrui to
rar ine .-lr< t.-;.- fU, (l r?s; In 50x255:
■ $?. aoo , . cu tMlaru'e Io -u’’ . *r\\ erage end
l I Diet sidewalk \r-pl) lonwner. 511 \us-
,iNF \F \A ‘utrMll -tTcr-'t ~nW B?hC9O DC
u }o -r . pnr lr< a t ion ('* I’ ana t•m *n t
j ' ’ ; m Call before 9am I va'
I-i Cl S\l F ic i-Atier. new
j live joi>”hall and hath, all enliven *
oners w 'lnn cr,r blork cur line, large
; ide 'A.dks Prus2,4o9 $■»00 pash.
' 750 }>• ’ ii ontb tddress < ‘wnrr F.«»v
t • < ’..■..1 g an. -'’ J-’ 19
, SALI 1 nn ■ < n houst on one
. ’ ■ 'or tu s burbs. i? ar public school;
; 'LI 70. s. tl! . t u . u.ent. balance like
_ !’• ■ - !.• \\ • st -.62-J 5-3-35
. !s:,:.on BFYs -w sub chan ■•lla.ge. five
- j , rc’ins .uni h.ill, hu 150x50; more”band if
• dt sirru . si" -••. ik<-. i a J;-, ..nF- "f factories.
-• ' c<i«w| v.;«’• •• and stores
ii ? <»jn m • ■ iv... . Vl i j,, h ..-alp term? I
;i ’ • ’ l ■ i; “ inta «; H j
jF* W M 1 • 1 “ • rl-s.-.e -.n .s-n
O r r. ; . • . ■ -v Id®, r her*
■- Pea
. A'i Nat Bar .. . ■ , ■
READ FOR PROFIT-GEORGIAN WANT ADS-USE FOR RESULTS
Real Estate For Sale
I FOR SALE By owner and ncrupant, nice 1
six-room cottage on large lot Good gar
' »len. barn, chicken houses and runs: beau
i liful privet hedge excellent well in hack
. porch, artesian water mams m the street.
I Good n<dghb‘T c . five and ten-minute carl
I service; just 20 minutes from Pryor street; .
| reason for selling, leaving the city Price. .
*2.756 rail at 34 Murray Hill avenue. N.
| Kirkwood, 27-6-5
' DEf’ATI R One of the most charming!
bungalows imaginable, on high lot;'
beautifully shaded: Price, $3,850;
I very easy terms. \\ H s Hamilton, .
! Decatur. Phone Deratur _H3 5-4-2 |
HOME f< •!.' < ■( •!/ >RED PEX►PLE- 16 pl le
FSO <’ASH Balance like rent. Phone Ivy
6189-J 61-7-5
->■- . ■■■■!
7 ROOM COTTAGE, OAK-i
LAND AVE.
•3.256 NEAR GEORGIA AVE You ran
get this nice I.’t? -story house, with a!!
rnnvenlenres, for abrii® low price, on
terms of SSOO ca-h and $35 per month
NICE 5-ROOM BUNGA-
LOW.
*5. .500 ON BROOKWOOD AVE. JU3t off j
of rE.b'IITREE ROAD, we are nffer
mg this jam-up cottage with every
t envenienrp np terms of 1 750 raah and
35 per month. See this.
FOR COLORED PEOPLE;
$2,500 TATTN ALL ST , very close in. yen
ran get a g<->r»d six op seven house
s>n term” of SSOO rash on carp house, and
hg’anre easy. Rent for DO per num th.'
good investment or home proposition. See
us.
S. B. TURMAN «£ CO..
Cor. Broad and Alabama Sts.
Real Estate Exchange.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—4M Teres
south Georgia yellow pine timber laud
fop Mlanta tenement property: Improved
•>r nnlrnpro'. p<| Xddrcss. giving full par
ticulars v, c t rare Georgian 46 7-5
Farms For Sale.
SEi'ElV’t. xfee"farMß? N»ar Barnes
ville. M. P. Owen, Barnesville, Ga.
58-19-4
Farm Lands For Sale.
HOMESEEKERS OrPORTUNrrY?-' Buy
lands In Terrell county, southwest Geor
gia. fmm us and we will loan you most
of the purchase money 800 acres level,
pebbly clay; mules; implements; well Im
proved. $25 per acre 600 acres unimprov
ed. 300 arras cleared, 300 in heavy wood
land. $lO per ar-e Adapted for pecan
grove 'This is a good Investment Write
for free descriptive lists of many good
farms for sale. Irwin Loan & Investment
Co , Dawson, Ga. 4 6-24
Auction Sales.
AT AUCTION
HOFSEHOLD GOODS
AND STORE FIX
TURES. INCLUDING
LEATILEFLCOV ER E D
ROCKERS, COUCH,
PARLOR LAMPS. MOR
RIS CHAIR. COMBINA
TION ROOKCASE AND
WRITING DESK,
SMALL IRON SAFE,
TWO ETGHT-F O O T
SHOWCASES, SCREEN
DOORS. WATER COOL
ER. ETC., THURSDAY.
MAA” 9, AT 143 SOUTH
PRYOR STREET.
PROMT*TTA at 10 a m Thursday we will
offer to the highest bidder several con
signments consisting of oak bM room
suit, meta] beds, ma.ttressea. pillnwa. bed
linen. refrigerator. princess dressers,
washstands, chiffonier, hall rack, child’s
go-cart, chairs, mckers. mirrors, show
cases, nonklceeper’s desk, door screens,
■ ash register, rugs, ga« stove, range, din
’ng table, library tables, cooking uten
sils. etc Sale starts promptly st 10 a., m.
Thursday, May 9.
PEMBROKE SALES CO.
143 South Pryor Street.
Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
■■PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH"
ARRIVAL AND nEBARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA
The following figures are pub
lished only as information, and ara not
guaranteed:
•No Arrive From—l No. Depart To—
-35 New Y.. 500 ami 36 New Y.. 12 IS am
13 Jaxviys. 8 20 am 30 Coi’bus.. S 20 am
43 Wan ton. 5 25 am 13 Clnci.... 530 am
12 Sh’port. 630 am! 32 Fort V.. 530 m
23 .laxvilie 650 am, 35 B ham... 545 am
•17 Toccoa. 8.10 am 7 Chatt'ga. 840 am
26 Heflin.. 820 ami 12 R’mond . 655 am
29 New Y 10.30 am| 23 Kan. Cy. 7.00 am
8 Chat'ga 10 35 ami 16 Brun.s'k. 7.45 am
7 Maaon. .10 40 am! 29 B'ham. ,10 45 am
27 Fort V. 10.45 am 38 New Y. 1101 un
21 Coi’bus. 10 50 am! « .laxville.ll 20 am
6 Cncl.. 11 10 am 40 Chari te 12 00 n'n
40 B'ham. .12 40 pm 30 New Y. . 2 45 pm
SO B'ham.. 230 pm 15 Chatt'ga 3 00 pm
39 Charlo's 355 pm 39 B'ham... 4 10 pm
5 Jaxvlllc. 5.00 pmius Toccoa.. 4.30 pm
37 New Y. 5.00 pm 22 Coffins.. 5.10 pm
15 Bruns'k. 7.50 pm! 5 Cinci.... 5 10pm,
11 R’mond. 8.80 pm 28 Fort V.. 5.20 pm
24 Kan Cy 920 pm ! 25 Heflin... 5 45 pnr. '
16 Chat'ga. 9 35 pm' 10 Macon... 5 30 pm.
39 Col'lms 10 20 pm! 44 Wash on. 845 pm
St Fort V.. 10 25 pm] 24 Jaxville. 9 30 pm
36 B'ham .12 00 ngt l 11 Slfport. .11 10 pm
14 Cinci. .11 00 pm 1 < laxvlllo 11 10 pm
Trains marked thus <•) run dally, ex
cept Sunday.
Other trains run dalle Central time.
City Ticket Office. No 1 Peachtree St j
Georgian
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SPouStry, Pet and Love Stock.
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+ ATLANTA QUOTATIONS. +
May 7, 1912. 4
4- nr- 4*
I 4- (Corrected by McCullough Bros.) 4-
4- Eggs- Fresh selectefl. no guineas 4
j- or dirties. 19(&20c; miscellaneous. 4
ISfiilOr; guineas and dirties. 14®<15c. 4-
4- Poultry—Live per pound: Turkeys. 4
, v 12%<i 15r. ducks. 10® 1214 c. geese. 8 4
I 4 9c. hens. 13ft 14r. roosters, Bft 10c; 4.
4 broilers. 30®35c each, owing to size; 4
i 4 fries. 30ft 35c each. 4
i 4. Dressed, per pound: Turkeys, 18 4
4 ft2oc; dtwks. i߮2oc; geese, 101 J 4
4 121tc; hens. 16£17c; fries, 22®24c; 4
4- roosters. 10@llc. ' 4
! 4« d*
i METHOD OF FEEDING AT MICHI
GAN STATE COLLEGE.
The method of
feeding rhe laying a
stock is very sim- fluVlCf?
pie and effective.
A scratch food is
given morning and r 1 ymtl
night in a heavy * '
straw litter, thus
compelling the
hens to exercise, lilt
i Practically twice
jas much is fed at r,
! night as In th» / OilItKV
morning, the aim
being to keep the
birds active dur- / Jnrtnr
Ing the day and Lur
to supply enough
so they can have full crops at roost
ing time.
The scratch food' varies with the
price <>f grains, but is approximately
"flual parts of cracked com and wheat.
Sometimes wheat screenings are substi
tuted, or barley or oats added, but not
in large quantities. At noon a dry
mash is fed which consists of equal
parts, by weight, of bran, middlings,
■ orn meal and beef scrap.
Green food is supplied by feeding
beetj and cababge. Grit and oyster
shells are before them at all times.
Green hone is fed aboul twice a week
during the winter. By affording a va
riety of food, plenty of fresh air and
good, clean water, one has gone .a long
way toward egg production.
About 2,50fi chicks are raised each
year Their flrpt feed is fine grit. Aft
er being removed tn the brooder com
mercial chlek food Is scattered In the
litter of clover chaff In the brooder,
about twice a day. This chick food Is
used until the chicks are large enough
to eat cracked corn and wheat. Tn ad
dition to the chick food a mash con
sisting of bran and raw- egg Is s<i about
three times a day until the chicks ar»
four weeks old, when thes - are given
more In quantity at less frequent pe
riods. The first week the mash con
sists of bran and raw eggs, th» Infer
tile and cracked eggs being thus dis
posed of. The egg is stirred In the
bran .and is diluted with a small amount
of water to make It crumbly At the
»nd nf the first week a small amount
of bone meal, corn meal, beef scrap
and powdered charcoal Is added The
amounts of these are gradually in
creased until at the end of four weeks
the mash consists of equal parts of
bran, middlings and corn meal, and one
part consisting of beef scrap, bone meal
and charcoal.
Crumbly mashes are fed until the
chick has learned to use the hopper
feed, and then they are discontinued
As soon a.s possible the chicks re
moved to the rang’', preferably to an
orchard or edge of a corn field, where
the chirks can have plenty of shade,
fresh, clean ground and access to in
sects. One can not overestimate the
Importance of shade, and where artifi
cial shade Is necessary, sunflowers are
hard to beat and they also furnish
considerable feed.
*BAVBJ SCRAPS FOR THE FOWLS.
•Meat scrapi, from the house should
never be allowed to go tn waste. The
poultry need meat foods and most
housewives have some scraps of meat
that are usually thrnwm away A good
plan Is to have a pall or some other
receptacle In the kitchen into which
such scraps should be thrown. Once
or twice a day the person who feeds
the fowls should pother this material
and mix it with the ground feeds that
are being used for ih<- chickens.
If a bone cutter is at hand, more
value -will be secured from the scraps
if they are run through the cutter be
fore mixing with the food. Tn prepar
ing the mixture, the ford and scraps
Should be stirred together with hot
water Os course, one must be careful
that the water is not so hot that it will
Injure the fowls when they oat the food
All letters and communica
tions on poultry matters and
for the question and answer
column should be addressed to
POULTRY DOCTOR,
THE GEORGIAN,
Atlanta, Ga.
Orpingtons.
RABT ’"chicks from high class White
Orpingtons. 25c earh, in lots of ten or
more Charley Dobbs. Gainesville. Ga
3-27 29
THO.ROT G'hBRED miff Orpington hens
and cooks, eggs $2 for fifteen Phone
Decatur 322. E Kirkpatrick. Decatur.
Ga 29-6 5
8. C. BUFF ORPINGTON eggs, $2 per
fift»®n Guaranteed fertile G. L. Per
rv. 635 Highland ate.. Atlanta. Phone
Ivy 3857-J. 125 3
Leghorns
FOR SALE Five White Leghorn cocker
els $1 09 each. Isaac Sisk, Mt. Airy, Ga.
-2 33
WYCOFF strain; eight one-yoar-Md fi«-n=
one cock, sls, Satisfaction guaranteed
White Leghorn Poultry Yards, P t>.
Smyrna. Ga Yard. Conway Station, Ma-
I riet ta ear line.s-3-22
! BLUE RIBBOX While Lesrhorns.
Day-old chicks. 10c each. E<f£s.
5c each. Satisfaction guaranteed.
While Leghorn Poultry Yards. I’.
O. Smyrna. Ga. Yards. Conway
Station, on Marietta car line.
-21 I
FOR SXLE-Three pen?- select
j Leghorn.- ten her® each. $6 ner ten i
! The' a t rlfs®n month? old. thoroughbred ,
I thrift-. I'Ci'' ' la>ers beaut”" j
i tilled for ic-? than ten Guyton Farm i
i White Plain*. Ga. 45-1-5 i
Houdans.
FOR SALK ‘ Faultless” Ihnnlans: this
strain has been egg bred from trap
nest records since .April. 1890; I have bred
them twenty-one years for gteat layers
and twelve years for large size chalk
white eggs These fowls are extremely
hardy; have neither comb nor wattle to
freeze and are the best all winter layers
in open front coops. “Faultless” strain
Houdans have won every blue ribbon at
N* w York. Boston. Chicago and Phila
delphia shows for past six \oars: eggs
and stork sold on honor: rend Iflc for ’he
I’argest illustrated po»dt»' catalogue ever;
• ■ - i how > breed these
‘ ’.-n i no- - ave nge ?‘-’ n eggs ?si :
ar’e-e It net ' • a
i ear from lAOl A 0 her ; E F Ma-a.o . sec
retary Moudan club. Cambridge. N Y
3-21-43
Plymouth Rocks.
TEN TRIOS White Rocks; $7.50. not culls;
breeders nf prize-winning stock. C, O-
Harwell. Atlanta. 5-6-6
R. I. Reds.
BAbL'cHICKS from 'high class” S~ c"
Rhode Island Reds. 35c each, in lots
of ten or more. Charley Dobbs, Gaines
SINGLE COMB REDS are leading In the
biggest egg laying contest in progress
in America today. Our P.eds lay with the
best and are wonders in size, color and
shape. Cock birds all from best Thomp
kins eggs. $3 a setting; reasonable fer
tility guaranteed. P. Whiting, cars Geor
gian. 3-29-7
QUALITY REDS J. I. Hosford, Easi
Point. Ga. 4-25-31
ROSE COMB Rhode Island Reds, won at
Southern International and Georgia.
«how«. Eggs $2 and $3 per fifteen. T. L.
Wright. 649 Highland-ave., Atlanta.
2-1-41
CALLAHAN’S famous Reds always win.
They will-win for you In the strongest
shows. Send for mating list and photos
of Ideal Reds. Stock and eggs for sale
Callahan & Son. East Point, va. 1-31 20
Wyandottes.
fHE of White
Wyan<Tottes. For the balance of the
season we will furnish eggs at half price;
$2.50 per fifteen. Regal Wyandotte Yard.
230 Oglethorpe avenue, Atlanta. 2-1-1
Ducks.
XOW is the time to set White
Runner duck eggs, and Rpn
dotte Farm is the place to get
the best. SIO.OO eggs the next
two weeks for $5.00. Rendotte
Farm, P. 0. Box 300, Atlanta.
Ga. 4-24-16
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS.
T HAVE elpbt ducks and three drakes,
beauties, which T will ship to th* flrs f
person who sends me check for sl7 50. R
MHner. Covington. Ga 5- 6-2.8
HAVE A TJNnTED number of select
du<”ks and drakes for sale, standard
fawn, also Penciled fawn; order now.
supply limited: they are new laying Mod
el Poultry Farm, Colbert, Ga., "The Farm
nf Quality.” 4-23 7
Eggs- __
MONTIREW FARMS—lncubator eggs, $5
per tOO; hens with chicks: turkey eggs,
Turkey tnm«, $5 Phone Decatur 27 J.
THOROUGHRRED Ruff Orpington eggs’:
best strain. *1 per 15; guaranteed fer
tile. 285 Euclid ave. Phone Ivy 958-J.
3-12-49
EGGS for hatching Single setting, $1.50; )
two settings. $2 75; 50-egg lots, $4.00:'
100 lots. $7 50; Ruff Orpingtons. R. I. Beds.
S. C. White Leghorns. Barred Rocks
Large flocks Able to ship incubator lots
promptlv. Choice stock at low prices.
1 R. duck eggs, $1.50 per twelve. E. W.
Burke. Macon 12-22-41
EfJGS from pure White Runner ducks.
Spender strain, breeders direct from the
Pacific coast; fine type and excellent lay
er* of large w hite eggs; price, $5 for 12;
infertile eggs replaced free. L. H F’er
guson. Taylors. S. C. 4-26-36
THOROT-gHBBED Buff Orpington eggs.
$1 per fifteen. 126 Windsor street.
Phone Main 3588 4-27 25
EGGS from high class S. C. R. I Reds.
Now is the time tn set eggs io get the
best colored nlrds Write at once for my
illustrated catalogue and reduced prices.
Joe L. yallace,, Dalton. Ga 5-16
EGGS For the balance of the season
1 will sell S C White Leghorn eggs
from prize-winning heavy laying strains
ar $1 per thirteen. A d’Antlgnac. Sunny
Side, Ga. 55-4 5
EGGS—lndian Runner duck eggs, heavy
laving prize winning strains, white eggs.
$1.50 per setting: tinted eggs. $1 per set
ting Kell d'AntJgnac. Sunny Side, Ga.
EGGS FROM firn REST pens at reduced
prices. White Orpingtons. $3. $2. Reds.
$2. $1 50; While Rocks. $1 50 per fifteen
Some breeding stock for sale Gresentha
Poultry Yards. College Park, Ge. 1 1310
Miscellaneous Poultry.
EOF THE REST 'White Orpington stock
baby chicks and eggs write Charley
Dobbs, Gainesville. Ga.; 4.000 catalogs
ready to be mailed free. Write for one
3 27 30
FOR THF REST S C. Rhode island P.ed
stock, hah' Chicks and eggs, write
Charlev Dobbs, Gainesville. Ga . 4.000
catalogs ready to be mailed FREE
Wrije for one. 3 27 31
H. G. HASTINGS & CO., Seeds
men for the South, 16 W.
Mitehell St. Four city deliv
eries daily. North and south side
9 a. m., Jnnian Park and West
End 2 p. m. Bell phone Main
2568. Atlanta 2568.
TOMATO PLANTS, 15. C per dozen, pest
paid. 2'c; Hot and Swort Popper Plants.
20c per dozen, postpahl. 30c; Etrg Plant
Plants. 20c per dozen, postpaid. 30c; Cab
bag* s Plants, 15e a bundle of 50 plants, or
25c per 100.
LEE' s’ GER MhZONE The poultry medi
cine For roup, cholera, canker, etc.
Easy tn give just put it in the drinking
water. Price. 50c. Roth liquid and tab
lot form. The tablets can be sent by
mail
G.XN.VRY, parrot, mocking bird and
squirrel cages, bird seed, sand, manna,
ruttlebone. song restorer. biit<ers, etc
'’"XKEY’S. Lees anil Rust's Lice Pow
ders. Lee’s and Liquid Lire
Killer. Gnnkey’s Roup Remedy. Rust’s
Rtiup Pills
X.RMOL*R’S FLOWER poop wDI “mak* s
all potteil plants grow <iff fast Price,
ono-half pound package. 25c. postpaid
;sc. one pound package, 50c, postpaid.
bOr.
GOLDFISH Just received a shipment of
beauties Price. 16r, 15c, 25c and 50c
each Fish Fnnd. !"c a package, post
paid. 12c. All size fish globes.
IF Y<H* ARE IN'ITHfESTETt in poultry,
we are sure that we can interest you
in poultry foods, supplies and remedies,
•’all in or write for a ropy of our poultry
supply catalogue.
Cows.
FOR SALE Eight fresh milk cows. 16’
Pecatur st reel. 5-7-25
I '■ 1
Horses and Carriages
■ FOR S XLE -Harness of every description
s of extra m- e second hand car-
: ’ ’age harness Fmdin.-int Harness ’
I l? Q Marietta street. 2-27 y
ONE go O .|, mund hers c . harness, run
about. doctor - phaeton fer sale cheap
j I9t Piedmont a.enue. Rell phr»ne Iw
: FOR SALE. A splendid Shetland pony,
harness and surrey I’hone Decatur 32.
111-4-5
FRESH FISH AND CRABS
SCARCE IN MOBILE BAY
i M'lBlI.i:. ALA M.-iy 7 imp result of
j the rc< out raiii~ and flo<»»lc a’«-n*
I ’he Gulf >■g :♦ $ .4 • ’irnti of fi n an r !
j i■» h 1’ e. h B’e ■' cs’ ?d - out in t _■>
j the baa f f> r M' miles dr’’ mg c-h and crat s
cut i?f ’he tuual hahmg oeds.
Real Estate For Sale. Houses For Rent.
W. A. Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate, Renting and Loans.
Bell Phones 1031-1032. 11 Edgewood ave. Atlanta Phone 1881.
FOR SALE. FOR BENT.
WE HAA'E a piece of property fronting 3-r, apt.. 52 East Cain street
386 feet on the car line and 293 feet on 3_ r b , 728-B East Fair street 4
a prominent street; in one of the growing h ’ 1n - tr nw i pr street . .. w 600
seotion? near East Lak*. This property •- r " • ' ow ' ‘ - * g , 60
has a house on it which with some re- 3-r. h.. 94 Berean a enu . „ nn
mcfeeling would sell for at least $3,000. 3-r. h., 751 Whitehall street . - •
This would leave six lots over 60 feet 3- r h., 39 Gaskill street ’ h -
front and about 200 feet deep, fronting h ’ ~, p„„ | pr street 10 00
’he ear line This entire property can ’ “ 860
be bought for $4,000 Some builder or ;- r n ■ 126 '.oy e . tre t. 2 3.10
speculator can make money by buying <-r apt • ls ® e ». ” 20 00
this; $1,500 cash will handle the deal. <L baker siteet .■■■
Sep Mr Hook,Cr. h., 410 Randolph street ‘J oft
FIVE%ROOM house, on large tot: Lake- t’J 2 1 ’ Spring s'reet
wood: one-half block of car line; $1,650; E Z Y- street
easy terms. Sep Mr. White. h ’ «o Glennwoori avenue 15
ON KING'S, HIGIUWAY, near College 5-r. h„ 237 Whitefoord avenue l- »o
avenue and convenient to the North 5-r. h.. 357 Formwait street ' j,-
Decatur car line, a six-room bungalow 5-r. h., 42 Alice street An rwi
on lot 50x208 feet. This house lias every 5-r. h , 64 Ormewood avenue ■ - A.
modern convenience except gas: piped for 5-r. h . Manderz st.. Edgewood. Ga
furnace; handsome mantels; good plumb- 5-r. h., 328 Ormond man
ing_ We consider it good value for 5-r. h . 33 Olympic place
$3,750. and can arrange for easy terms. 5-r. h.. 28 South Park ‘ ’
Would exchange for vacant lots in At- 5-r. h. 18 Rankin street 7 n nn
lanta. See Dews 5-r. h., Johnsons Crossing . • • lu
ON NORTH WARREN STREET, con- 5-r. h.. 16 South Jackson 'store a.-.
ven lent to the East Lake and Decatur 13 SO
ears, having fifteen-minute service all 5 r h., 1-4 Mayson atenu 12.50
day and seven and one-half-minute serv- , Fem houses
Ice morning and evening, a good five- AXP A LONG LIST of larger houses.
room house and hall, with all the city ———— <*>-im*
conveniences except gas; house is rgpe- deep A splendid pnrcnßF* k xv/irion
Hally well built out of the ver best ma- SI.IMM cash and $25 per rnonth >o io®"
terial; on a dandy Int 60 by over .350 feet to assume See Mr Dews
IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO L PAN, WE CAN PLAGE IT
"for’ rent.
13 r h , 66 Houston st $52.50 I 10 r h . 31 Hayden stJfS.so e
12 r h . 422 Whitehall st $50.0n 9 r h , 80 E. Fifth st.U’?-
m r h.. 22 W Peachtree 5t545.00 ! 9 r b . 52 Cooper stM. ?»
10 r. h... 433 Central ave.s3o 00 I 9 r. h , College ParkLtUH
BVE Pt BLIESH A WEEKLY RENT BULLETIN, giving a good description of ev
erything we have for rent. Get a ropy.
JOHN J. WOODSITE.
THE RENTING AGENT. 13 AUBURN AVENUE. PHONE MAIN 811.
FOR RENT BY
E. RIVERS REALTY COMPANY
8 WEST ALABAMA STREET.
16 ROOMS —605 Washington street, on large, elevated lot; gas. hot and cold
water, electric lights, two baths; house in perfect repair; stable atnd serv
ant's rootn on lot $75 per month
M ROOMS--132 Capitol avenue; Tot 50x100. house has ga=. hot and cold
water, and is in good repair; three blocks from state capitol. S4O per
month.
10 ROOMS—79 East Merritts avenue, near th* corner of Piedmont avenue.
two-story, all conveniences; house In perfect repair, with servants" house
on lot, and in An* location. $65 per month.
8 ROOMSSO Ponce. DeLeon place, one block from Ponce DeLeon avenue.
This house has hot and cold water, house in perfect repair; lo
cated tn fine neighborhood. $35 per month
Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For B'.le.
*BEAUTJFUfj eight-room house, on a three-acre lot; watei ans sew
ers down and pair! for; fronts 400 feet on car line; has barn,
chicken runs, fruit trees; an Ideal suburban home, with all city con
veniences. A real bargain.
Tyn WARREN STREET. KIRKWOOD, we have a nice five-room cot
tage with hall on lot 50x200; plenty of oak shade. This is a. real
bargain at $2,000. on terms of SIOO cash,'balance S3O per month. See
us quick. This pica* will not be on the market long.
ATLANTA SUBURBAN REALTY CO.
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDERS.
31 Inman Building. Bell Main 2053
Property for Exchange
LOTS IN PENSACOLA, FLA., 'for equities or for good automo- ——>
bile.
COTTAGE TN BILOXI, MISS. Equity for vacant lots in or V
near Atlanta.
LOTS TN CHICAGO for unproved property in Atlanta,
LOTS IN GULFPORT. MISS., for equities or vacant lots in At
lanta.
EQUITIES in Atlanta for vacant.
FARMS IN FLORIDA for equities in Atlanta.
JOHN R. SCOTT
814 Grant Bids. Phone Mam 1869.
■■■BSBHBggggMWWMMBMM—■— _ iwi»,r— b
CASH BARGAIN
No 467 SIMPSON'STREET, between Vine and Elm streets: lot 55x100 three
rooms and hall, built for a home and occupied by owner, no trouble to show;
fake a look a' this place; bring us $1,850 cash and it. is yours. "Well worth the
mono,
CHICKEN RANCH
THREE A r RES with five-room house, surrounded by streets, chicken house
60x24; plenty of fruit trees, chicken runs and vard; just three miles from
center of city, just two blocks from car line with ten-minute schedule, will
sell cheap for cash
HOLMES & LUCKIE REALTY CO.
Phones; Atl. 226, Bell Ivy 4157. 34 N. Forsyth St.
M. L. PETTY & E. L. HARLING
Real Estate. * 32 East Alabama St.
ON DELTA PLACE, tn Inman Park, we hate a two-story. seven-room house, on
a lot 7j\300 The owner ha: offered to sacrifice this, place at $4,250. SSOO
cash. Any kind of terms for the balance. Let us show if to you and if it suits
you. make us a proposition. '
ON MADDOX DRIVE. In An?l»s PariT we have a lot 7nx237 fee’. We offer
thi= lot for $2,750 If you have some south side property you would like
to exchange for an Ansley Park lot. one nf the nicest ones «n Maddox drive ——— ■
Wc will exchange this one with you.
ON”EIGHTH ‘STREETT’between Myrtle and Bedford streets. wFhave the cheap-
est building lot on the north si< e: 50x163’.. ; for $2,750. The lot adioining
this sold for $3.500, Take it up with us at once. x
f>N THE t'HtU'EST part of Ponce .DeLeon avenue, we have a corner lot 50x145
that we offer for SI,OOO. One-half cash. We would like to show you this,
as it is to cheap at our price. •
1 ' -
A MODERN HOME IN
THE SUBURBS
NOT FAR from Hie mid of the East Eakp rar line, a
vprv at.trautiA p 6-room bungalow with hall, On lot
1"»Ox45(L s+,ooo. If this is not land enough, wp ran
give yon as niurli as you want, up to 10 arres. and spII
the whole proposition to you on attractive terms and
at a bargain price. Owner leaving the state is the
only reason for selling. This property is located so that
it will steadily increase in value.
FOR FL'LL particulars sec either Mr. Hook or Air.
1 tews.
FOSTER ’ ROBSON, Agents
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