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f Sewing Machines.
WE REPAIR an’, sewing machine Work
called for and delivered anywhere. M
McNair. 229-B Auburn avenue 3-14 9
WE RENT new machines with complete
set cf attachments for $2 per month;
also machines repaired; prompt delivery.
Beth phones-IS??. Singer Sewing Machine
Company. 79 Whitehall 9-14-44
Trunks, Bags and Suitcases.
RETAILED AnU'rfYaJ RED"
ROUNTREE'S 77
PHONES: Bell Main 1576. Atlanta 1654
Tailoring, Altering, Cleaning and
Pressing.
WE de French dry cleaning, pressing and
altering, -also Suits made to order. C.
Helt, the Tailor. 2 South Forsyth street.
-11-53
CLEANING, pressing ana repairing neat
ly done at 226 Houston st. Atlanta 4181.
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BROOKWOOD DRY CLEANING AND
PRESSING COMPANY.
w Feachtre* and Fourteenth streets.
Ladies' and Gentlemen’s fine garments
cleaned, pressed, altered and'repaired
Ivy 5386. 4-10-25
Mattresses Overhauled.
BEST work; reasonable prices; new ticks'
if desired. Give us a trial New Jack
son-Orr Company. Both phones 4-22-4
. Mattresses Renovated.
WE MAKE OVER old mattresses; also
r furnish new ticking, best work: give ua
a trial Acme Mattress Company, Jack
son and Irwin streets. Both phones.
5-4-8
Stove and Range Repairing.
DAN THE FIXER.
sell second-hand gas strives. We sweep
chimneys We- take down heaters. We
sell Wick and wickless ell stoves. We
sell gasoline stoves and ranges. Atlanta
phone 2235. 121 Whitehall st. Bell phone
M 263? 4-4 7
WE SELL gas stoves set up $5. We buy
stoves Blankinshlp Stove Company,
149 ■'Walker street. Phone Main 4761-J.
Atlanta 1850. 4-13-23
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For Sale—Miscellaneous.
NEW rubber tires put on your baby
carriages; repairing Phone Ivy 3076.
Robert Mitchell. 229 Edgewood avenue.
3-5-9
SELLING OUT
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE of all
kinds Southern wrecking Company.
114 South Forsyth street. Both phones.
■3 11 33
SODA FOUNTS—Bargain.ln new and sec
ondhand soda fountains; easy terms;
write for prices. P. O. Box 1022. Atlanta,
G> 3-16-76
V'E KENT good pianos. $3 month up.
We sell good pianos, 85 month up.
Bargain in sr-cond-liand. SIOO up
R P Becht Company. 110 Temple Court
building Bell phone 66T Main. 4-23-20
FLY SCREENS
BE SURE and see our screens and get
our prices before buving Kane Blind
and Screen Co , ,1. J. Crawford, 202 Kiser
Bldg M. 1?293-20 11
Atlanta Tent and Awning
Co..
MANUFACTURERS high-grade tents and
awnings. 39H Luckle st. Ivy 5667
4-
tEE our line of Wagner go-carts We
also re-tire go-carts. 41a Marietta st
A'lanta phone 1.737 4-22-41
FLY" SCREENS, doors, refrigerators, oil
stoves We are selling same at reduced
prices. See us before you buy. Cal) At
’ lanta 2653 and our man will come to see
you Harrison Hdw Co., 213 Peters st.
4-12-38
’BTA CKSMITH and wood shop in best
r ' .—tawm. in.__Gear.gia. plenty of work; all
cash Box 282, Quitman. Gav__ 46-3*5
ONE Shannon market refrigerator, also
large family refrigerator and one one in
valid rolling chair; cheap Phone Main
35.50-L - 5-6-1
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to sell'several
■ *-• white diamonds. Telephone 1' >■
62*9 62-6-5
USED PIANO BARG AINS
Know this one thing—an advertised
bargain at Cleveland-Manning's i. :
worth your time to investigate.
S6OO Everett upright.s2l3
s4oo'A'ose Sons upright $127
8450 Kranich & Bach square* *7
$350 Schubert upright $155
These pianos traded tn exchange for
one popular Holmes * Son Player
Plano
' tin- Easy Payment Plan
Applies on all sales.
CLEVELAND - MANNING
PIANO CO,
Cine Price. No commissions.
FOP - SALE—Cigar showcases, scales,
McKeskey register, safes, meat refriger
’ a *~r 400 Decatur «•35-7-5
FOR SALE —National cash register and
barber's looking glass 53 Decatur st
SEASONABLE FURNITURE—
I
- 6xß‘poP'h shades, $2.50; Brum
by porch rocker, $2 98; rustic
hickory rocker, $3.25; mission
porch swing, $2.98; Princess go
cart. $4.98 ; sidewalk sulky, $1.75;
Gibson refrigerator, $7.50; 6-ft.
touch hammock, $1.0.00.
GOLDS MITI-I - ACTON-
WITHERSPOON CO,
62 PEACHTREE.
61 NORTH BROAD.
LIFETIME FURNITU RE
DUNTLEY PNEUMATIC CLEANSERo
remove dirt and germs from rugs, car
nets. floors, etc.; vacuum cleaners from
832.50 up: vacuum sweepers. $9.75 C. J.
Daniel & Co.. 416 Fourth Nat Bk Bldg.
12-2-11
FOR SALE—Twenty marble top tables.
50 mahogap ,— —lied chairs, three
Shannon & M' .’-a' igeraturs. 29 floor
showcases. ■>' "f wall cases made of
oak also f- hfi”S« Fawn’Brokers
;,3-;t'?8 Hou... Deta'iir >'iee» ■-« Y7
'.A LE—Bm!‘h Pte-nlfr No 2
<■ rtter cheap Ur cast:. Atlanta phone
i ti’3 42 Madiscn ave 5-8-3
For Sale—Miscellaneous.
GET an order for a photograph free with
a 50 cent cash purchase, for a few days
Only, at the Garner Market. 250 Mari
etta st. Atlanta phone 1464. Bell Main
3641. 5-8-57
FOR SALE 4 Remington typewriter No, 1,
In excellent condition, for sale cheap.
482 Courtland street. 54-8-5
Seeds.
FOR SALE—White Spanish seed peanuts.
W. p. Dal*. Smyrna. Ga., grower of
White Spanish peanuts 41-7-5
Wanted—Miscellaneous.
WANTED—We pay highest cash prices
on .household goods, pianos and office
furniture Cash advanced on consign
ments. Springer’s Auction House. 25
South Fryor-st. Bell phone Main 1526.
-10 10
WE PAY HIGHEST rash prices for
household goods, pianos and office fur
niture Cash advanced on consignments
Centra! Auction Companv, 12 East Mitch
ell-st. Bell phono Main 2424.8 26-26
1 BUY men s old clothes and shoes
Drop a card 1 Bock, 33 Bell st. 5-1-14
DROP A CARD Will bring cash for old
clothes and shoes. The Vestaire. 166
Decatur street 3-7-8
WANTED—To purchase two copies of The
Atlanta Constitution of Nov, 13. 1311.
L.. '-are Georgian. 43-7-5
WANTED—To purchase two copies of The
Atlanta Journal of Dec. 8. 1910. 1,.. care-
Georgian. 44-7-5
REST CASH PRICES f'w fHEdwTE
household goods and office furniture.
Pembroke Sales. Co.. 1.43 S Pri or street.
Bell phone Main 187 4-5-25
WANTED Sweet's catalogue. 1912: will
pay $4. Address B. P. S., care Geor
gian. 5-6-37
Automobiles.
Warlick Sheet Metal Manufactur
ing Company.
AUTO REPAIRING our specialtv; 248
Edgewood avenue. Both phones
t-joju
FOR SALE CHEAP—Two tops for Hup
car; beat leather, and all curtains com
plete Never used. For bargain, write W.
A. Matheson & Co.. Toccoa, Ga. 4-13-41
REPAIRING. STORAGE?
PEACHTREE GARAGE
TIRES, TUBES AND ALL OTHER SUP
PLIES.
828 PEACHTREE. IVY 3272.
4-10-24
AUTOS REPAIRED.
STORED. WASHED AND POLISHED.
• Magneto and carburetor work a special
ty; first-class mechanics. Work guaran
teed. Hartrampf Yarbray Company.
Phone Alain 3810. 56 Edgewood avenue.
Just below Equitable Bldg. 4-22-5
WANTED—To trade some good real es
tate in East Point. Ga.. for high-pow
ered roadster automobile. Call on or ad
dress Atlanta Auto and Repair Co . 289
Edgewood ave. 5-3-31
WE FTAVE - REbI’'CETUoT R PRICES - TO
DEALERS on all Tires. SPECI \I, 32x3
>8.50 GUARANTEED FOR 3.500 miles;
slightly used Casing. 34x1. 36x4. $8.75.
I. new standard Casings just received
■'HEAP.' McPherson Auto Tire Co.i At
lanta, G_a_ 37-7-5
FOR SALE—Four 4x36-inch tires and
tubes: nearly new: am changing to Mr
inch; wish also to sell full set of Firestone
rims for same, including spare. R. P. S..
care Georgian 5-6-38
FOR SALE—Buick. 5-passenger. model 21,
1911; mohair top. windshield and full
equipment; cost $1:.85O; used only short
time; bargain for cash. Apply Mr. Cook,
IS Dover street. M 3287 I. 5-8-8
WVNTED Second-hand automobile;
state make, year and lowest cash price.
Address 3-A. .No dealers. Box 687. care
I Georgian. LIT-6
$250 EQUITY-in five-room bungalow; will
trade for automobile of the same value.
Christian, 318 Empire Bldg. Main 4747
-51
Motorcycles.
AUMAKMS YFi'^AND - ijP^Lmrgest"'rno■
torcycle dealers in the South- exclusive
southern distributors for Indian Elyea
! Austell Co. 35 North Prvor-st 1-21-3
John D. MilkFT
i APTTORUYCEIsS, bicycles and supplies.
43 Walton st., opposite postoffice AI-
I wajs open 4-13-38
i Business Opportunities.
.-TI'UH) |&oo Othar business causes
forced sale Ground floor N. sky
light < »pp < ‘andier Bldg T. R. Afath
ews. 117 N -M _-J2 q 4 18-56
WANT man with 5500 to SI,OOO to estab
lish an office large corporation, will
be his own boss See Gen, Brenner, Room
•511. Kimball Hotel 39-7-5
FOR SALE—Saw mil I. 10,-
000 capacity, one and half
!million feet pine timber, all
Within 3-4 mile of railroad
track. Act quick if mean
b n sines?. No incum
brances. Lock Box 11 Hazle
hurst, Ga. 5-7-37
11, WITH» buy a io undry pa ;, big a profit
now. cheap rent ("all T. U Taylor. M.
1803 5-8-52
__ ___ _____Ygji’MAN" _ UrTtn-date
drug store and medical practice in
growing town, an unusual opportunity for
a good doefor. Address Doctor, ‘-are
Georgian 5-8-62
Money to Loan.
MORTGAGeAIoaNS "on AHiarTtaTeai es
tate Established since 1889. S. B.
Turmaji & Co., corner Broad and Ala
hama-sts 4-1 ■ 20
FARM LOANS placed In any amount <m
Improved farm lands in Georgia The
Southern Mortgage Company. Gould
building 7-18-1
MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEO-
PLE. women .keeping house and other*
without security; cheapest rates; easy
payments Offices all principal cities D
H Tolman, room 524 Austell building
- WEVM A N <-"Nv< >r;s,
ESTABLISHED 1890.
Mortgages on Real Estate. 4-1-6
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.
PTWMABEMOXET NOTES—T VnTbvy
for a client either first or second.mort
gage notes on Atlanta property Have
$10,060 to Inxest J M Worsham, ?08
Third National Bank building Ivy 5626.
2-6-47
SPECIAL. HOME FUNDS TO LEND any
amount; 6 per cent Write or call F.
W. Carson. 24 Sou*h Rroad • 4 1 17
Without Indorsement
Without Collateral
Security
Without Rffeil Estate
Securities
Monev loaied at
LAWFUL RATES.
NATIONAL DIS
COUNT CO..
301-2 Fourth Nation
al Bank BuiU&v.
8-«-5S I
REAO FOR PROFIT-GEORGIAN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS
Money To Loan.
CH AS?' pTgLOVK?
REALTY COMPANY.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
Established 1899. 3H Walton street
OXE hundred thousand to loan on At
lanta property: $50.4109 for purchase
money notes Come quirk Come direct
to us. Randolph Ix>an Co., 821 Candler
Bldg. 95069 ■4-27-8
EASY MONEY for salarird peo
ple. 8 cents per annum at
Wesley Banking Co. Purchase
money notes bought. 51 Inman
Bldg., 221-2 South Broad St.
5-8-5
Real Estate For Sale
FOR SALE—No. 240 Howell street, six
rooms. gas, water, bath, sewer connec
tion. ayey on side, room for two tenant
houses on rear of lot facing alley. Ad
dress C. T. Garrett, Williamson, Ga
THE HOUSE you build, buy or
rent will not be a modern home
unless it is wired for electricity.
4-18-19
BARGAIN Kirkwood, for by owner,
six-room new bungalow, convenient to
yar line; electric fixtures; lot 50x255;
>3.000 cash, balance tn suit, sewerage and
tilofi sidewalk. Apply to Owner, 514 Airs
iNl Bldg 5-?-3
NEAR Whitehall street, lo* 80x290; 12-
rnnm hnu?®; fine location for apartment
or sanitarium, (’all before 9 9 m. Iw
2318, 5-2-5
FOR SATaE By owner, new bungalow;
five rooms, hali and bath, al! conven
iences: within one block car line; largo.
lot K tH® walks. Price $3,400. lino cash,
$17.50 per month. Address Owner. Box
•35. care Georgian.s-2-19
FOR SALE Four-room house on one
acre lot in suburbs, near public school;
81.150, small rash payment, balance like
rent. R r 11_njion* Jwest 962-J. 5-3-36
? 1.500 BUYS npv suburban cottage; five
rooms and hall; lot 150x50; more land if
desired; no amoke. railroads or factories;
good water: schools, churches and stores
convenient; strictly whit* l locality; terms,
owner, r O. Box 150, Atlanta. Ga.
Phones Main 4027. Atlanta 3225-4-7
FOR SALE By owner and occupant, nice
six-room rnttagc on large lot. Gond gar
den. barn, chicken houses and runs; beau
tiful privet hedge; excellent well in back
norch. artesian water mains in the street.
Good neighbors; five and ten-minute car
service; just 20 minutes from Pryor street;
reason for celling, leaving the city Price,
$2,750. fall at 34 Murray Hill avenue. N.
Kirkwood. . 27-6-5
Homes for Colored People Cheap.
?50 (’’ASH Balance like rent. Phone Ivy
’ is
FOR SALE —New five-rocm bungalow. 1.8
Wellington street, just off Gordon, at
tractive mission mantels, beautiful elec
tric fixtures, bath, laboratory, hot and
cold water, eic. East front lot. 50 by 200.
Tile wrllkp. ‘ Price $2,850. Terms. Call
owner. M eat 443 5-4-72
FOR SALE - OR EXCHANGE, a hand
some now six-room house on corner lot
50x170; north side; excellent locality:
*3.500 eas.' termo Address L F. care
Georgian. 39-8-5
40 \CRES. three-room house and good
outbuildings, near Smyrna and Mari
etta car line. Iles well and will make a
goorj home nr investment. Come look it
oyer and make me an offer. (’. B. Nnr
inn, Smyrna Ga 40-8-5
FJYE ROOM house on over half-acre land.
good cherted street, West End. $3,250.
Dirt <’heap. Christian, 318 Empire Bldg
Main 4747. 5-8-50
Real Estate Exchange.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres
south Georgia yellow pine timber land
for Atlants tenement property; Improved
or. unimproved. Address, giving full par
ticulars. 3’. S.. care Georgian. 46-7-5
Farms For Sale.
RE'v'eRAJ.. "nice YARMS- Near Bames'-
ville. M. P. Owen, Barnesville, Ga.
58-19-4
Farm Lands For Sale.
HOMESEEKERS OPPORTUNITY. Buy
lands in Terrell county, southwest Geor
gia, from 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 acres cleared, 300 in heavy wood
land. $lO per acre Adapted for pecan
grove This is a good investment Write
for free descriptive lists of many good
farms for sale. Irwin Loan & Investment
Co . Dawson, Ga. 4 6-24
Auction Sales.
AT AUCTION
HOUSEHOLD GOO DS
ANI > STORE FIX
'D’RES. INCLUDING
LEATHER-COY ER E D
ROCKERS. CO U(' H,
PARLOR LAMPS. MOR
RIS ( HAIR. COMBINA
TION BOOKCASE AND
W R f T 1 N G DESK,
SMALL IRON SAFE,
TWO EIGHT-FOOT
s; i() Wc A SES. SC REE N
DOORS. WATER COOL
ER. ETC.. THURSDAY,
MAY 9. AT 143 SOUTH
PRYOR STREET.
PROMPTLY at in a. m. Thursday we will
offpr to th? highest bidder several con
signments consisting of nak h?fi room
-nit, metal beds, mattresses, pillows, bed
•linen, refrigerator, princess dressers,
washstands chiffonier, hall rack, child s
go-cart, chairs, rockers. hHrrorr. show
cases. bookkeeper s desk, door screens,
••ash register, rug", gas stove, range, din
ing table, library ’abies. cooking utrn
ilr. et«". Sale starts promptly a* 1° a. m.
Thursday. May 9.
PEMBROKE SALES CO.
113 South Prvor Street.
Georgian
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Poultry, Pet and Live Stock
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4- ATLANTA QUOTATIONS. +
y May 8. 1912, 4-
4- < Corrected by McCullough Brat t +
r Eggs--Fre#h aeleeted. no guinea* +
or dirties, 19Q'0c: miscellaneous. +
•{• ISJTJn; guineas and dirties, 14®16e. 4-
4. Poultry—Live per pound: Turkey#.
-i- HlySISc ducks. 101J12 1 4c; geeje. 8 -b
T ftSc. hens. 13ffl4c. roosters, 8@10e; +
T broilers 30®35c each, owing to giie; +
4- fries. 30@35r each +
Dressed, per pound Turkeys. 1$
•}• ducks. taSTOe geese. Ifi'J +
•}• 12Sc: hens. 16517 c; fries. 22524 c, 4-
•{• rooster#, 19®lle. <•
PERCHES AND NEST.
Perches should
not be more than A
two and one-half
feet trona the
floor, and should
all be of the same, r fOWI
height. Many x
fowls prefer t"
perch as fa:’ ilifi
above rhe ground IHC
as possible. in
order, without ,
doubt, to be more £ OUItVy
secure from ’heir
natural enemies:
but when fowls UoCtOr
are protected ar-
tificially from
«kunks minks, foxes, etc., a low perch
is just as safe and a great deal better
for the heavv-bodied fowls It must
be borne in mind that the distance gP -
en at which perche« should be ny.cvi
from the floor applies to breeds .of
low'- It Is true that some of the Med
iterranean fowls would not In an? vay
be injured in flying to and front
perches but some of the heavi breeds
would find it almost impossible to
reach high perches and would sustain
positive injuries in aliclitmg ”n the
floor from any considerable elcvatiim.
Convenient walks or ladders can be
constructed which will enable he large
fowls to approach th* perches with*
out great effort, but there are always
times when even th* most ••lumsy fowls
will attempt to fly from th • perch to
Ih* floor and ’’omu cown " i a a hea.\y
thud, which is often Injurious. , And,
furthermore, ladders -r sta.rs for the
easy ascent of fowls are more or less
a nuisance in the poultry h' V#* ■he
ideal interior arrangement of th* house
Is to have everything that is needed m
as simple a form as possible and not
to complicate the arrangement by any
unnecessarv apparatus The fewer and
simpler th rnerLir arrang-mumu tne
easier th* imu?* can b« kept clean,
and the greater -.he floor space avail
able forth" fowls.
There i- no reason why all perches
shoiiid not bf plac-d near th* floor.
Movable perches are to be preferred.
A 2x3 scantlirg ret. edgewise, with the
upper corners rounded, answers every
purpose and make-’ :< satisfactory
perch. The perches should be firm and
not tip or rock. The form of ''i? s'lnt
line makes it easy to secure ' tern firtn
lv and still have them removable.
Underneath th* perches should al
ways be placed a smooth platform to
catch th* droppings. This Is necessary
for two reasons: Th» droppings are
valuable for fertilizing purposes and
ought not to b* mixed with the litter on
the floor; then. too. if the droppings
are kept Separate and in a convenient
place to remove. It is much easier to
keep the house clean than when they
are allowed to become more or less
scattered by the tramping and scratch
ing of fowls. Th* distance of the plat
form from the perch will be governed
somewhat by the means employed for
removing the droppings. If a broad
iron shove! with a tolerably straight
handle is used, the space between the
platform and perches need not be more
than six inches The droppings should
be removed every day.
Tn constructing nest boxes three
points should be kept constantly in
mind: <li The box should be of such
a nature that it can be readily cleaned
and thoroughly disinfected; if it is re
movable so that it can be t?k*n out of
doors so much th* better; (-1 it should
be placed in the dark, or where there
is only just sufficient light for the fowl
to distinguish th* nest and nest egg;
(3) th*re should be plenty of room on
two nr three sides of the nest. It Is a
veil-known (act that some hens in
seeking a nest will always drive off
other hens, no matter how many vacant
nests may be available. If the nest is
so arranged that it can be approached
only from one side, when one hen is
driving another from the nest there is
likely to b* more nr less of a combat,
the result of which Is often s broken
egg This, perhaps, more than any
other one thing, leads to the vice of
egg eating.
AH 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.
BABY CHICKS from high class White
Orpingtons, 35c each, tn lots of ten or
more. Cnarley Dobbs, Gainesville, Ga
3-27-29
THOROUGHBRED Ruff Orpington hens
and cocks; eggs $2 for fifteen. Phone
Ga. 29-6-5
, a.' I.E r ittv White Orpington pul-
lets. laying every day; Kellerstrass
strain. $3 each as long as they last to
make room: ’en cockerels, fine birds. If>
each. Southland Poultry Farm. Clarks
ton. Ga 1 • 20; 3
f7sr SALE- Two pens ST <T White
Orpingtons, three pens S. C. Black Or
ningtons. from 25 t* ’fin in pen Prize
winners in all pens Closing out to make
room for young stock. E H. Scott. Box
636. Athens. Ga 4-6-88
Plymouth Rocks.
TEN TRIOS White Rock’. $7 s°. not culls;
breeder’ of prize •* inning -.lock C. G.
Harvell. Ulantg 5-8-6
AS MY RIKD3 ha’•» proven their supe
riority for m* a* e- er'- th*; were
e'er entered th*;- will th* for
' ou. Every pen G headed by r prize
’’’ttning cock or cockerel that is *na’*d
to puljet? and hens of known quality.
On account nf the of th* «*ason
1 am ?oing tn reduc* my price** tn $2.50
per 15 Bab' shirks a matter of cor
respondence F'lmhurst Poullry Farm,
1 efferson. Ga 9-2-8
DAT-OLD Barred and Buff Rock chicks
for 15r each. Eggs balance nf sea
son. $1 for 15. ('has. W. Davis. Anderson
Hardware Co. Residence phone Ivy 3978-1.
6-6-24
Wyandottes.
GOLDEN LACED and Columbian Wyan
dotte:- S C. R. I Reds; eggs, $1 and i
$2 per 15. W D Benne’t. Molena Ga
BARGAIN SALE—White f' an.dot’esj
four - ou.-.g bens and unrelated g-r-n
c-tcl-’---el ’- wsi- • m en! $7 5? Eggs
rede -- ? to $1.50 setting Ed L. Cub er,
Sparta, Ga 5-1-2
Leghorns.
FOR SALE— Five White Leghorn cocker
els 81A0 each Isaac Sisk, Mt. Airy, Ga.
-2-38
R. I. Reds.
BABY CHICKS from high class S C.
Rhode Island Red#, 25c each. In lots
of ten or more Charley Dobbs, Gaines
ville. Ga 3-27-23
SINGLE COMB REDS are leading in the
biggest egg laj ing contest in progress
in America today. Our Reds lay with the
best and are wonders In sir-e. ’color and
shape Cock bird# all from best Thomp
kins eggs $3 a setting: reasonable fer
tility guaranteed. P. Whiting, care Geor
gian. .1-29-7
QUALITY REDS. J. I Hosford. East
Point. Ge 4-25-31
HOSE COMB Rhode Island’’Reds, won at
Southern International and Georgia
•hows. Eggs 12 and $3 per fifteen T. L.
Wright. 649 Hlghland-ave , Atlanta.
2-1-41
CALLAHAN’S famous Reds always win.
They will win for you in the strongest
•hows Send for mating list and photos
of Ideal Reds Stock and eggs for sale.
Callahan A Son. East Point. ..a. 1-31-20
BARGAIN SALE-'Rhode Island Reds.
four yearling hens 'laying!. handsome
two-year-old cock: red to skin: Callahan
strain: to make room, only $7.50. Eggs
reduced to $1 setting Ed L. Culver,
Sparta. Ga. 5-1-3
Houdans.
FOR this
strain has been egg bred from trap
nest records since April. 1890, I have bred
them twenty-one years for great 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 "Fsultless” strain
Houdans have won every blue ribbon at
New York. Boston, Chicago and Phila
delphia shows for past six years: eggs
and stock sold on honor: send 10c for the
largest illustrated poultry catalogue ever
.Issued. It tells you how to breed these
fowls, which average 250 eggs a year
apiece It tells you how to net $3,000 a
year from 100 hens E F Macavoy, sec
retary Iloudan chib. Cambridge. N. T.
- 49
HOUDANS from the best exhibl-tfon and
egg strains in America. In our pens are
winners from the leading shows in Ten
nessee. Write me your wants. Dr, Leep
er, Lenoir City. Tenn 210
Minorcas.
BLACK MINORCAS —Pape's strain: 'flav
*'•# of large white eggs and many of
them;" egge. $3 for 15. Gaymont Farm.
Box 1711. Atlanta. Ga. S-27-10
Bantams.
BANTAMS- Game Bantams. Sebright#,
Buff Cochins. Carlisle Cohb. Athena.
Ga. 4-26-30
Games.
DARK CORNISH -Bred from the best
Imported birds in this country. Won In
Atlanta January. 1912: first and second
cockerel, first and second pullet: American
Cornish Club ribbons for best cockerel
and best pullet and other good prizes;
limited number eggs for hatching; $6 and
$lO per setting, write F. S. Cates. Doug
las. Ga 1-17-36
Cornish Indian Games.
CORNISH INDIAN GAMES—Eggs from
prize-winning stock: $3 and ?5 for 15.
Gai’mont Farm, Box 171 t, Atlanta. Ga
3-27-1.1
White Laced Red Games.
15 HITE Laced Red (’ornlsh Indian Games,
k limited number of ai $5 for 15;
no stock for g«|p qt any pric* Gaymont
Farm. Rnx 1711. Atlanta, Ga 3 27-J?
Ducks.
XOW is the time to set White
Runner thick eggs, , and Ren
dotte Farm is the place to get
th* best. SIO.OO rggs fh* next
two weeks for $5.00. Rendotte
Farm, P. O. Box 300. Atlanta.
Ga. 4 24 16
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKB.
I HAVE e’aht ducks and thre* drakes,
beauties, which ! will ship In rhe first
person who sends me chock for $17.50. R.
\V, Milner. Covington. Ga 5-6-23
H ATCH WHITE RUNNER
DUCK EGGS NOW.
FIFE’S PURE WHITES
WON Southern Internation
al, 1911, first and second
pens and special; Georgia
Poultry Association. Atlan
ta. 1912. second, third and
fifth pens in eleven pen
class. Every bird a prize
winner. Write todav.
EGGS. $5.00 PER 12.
GEORGE FIFE.
Box 1181-G, Atlanta. Ga.
1-5-54
FOR SAT.E Fawn and White Indian Ruin
n*r eggs ’1 per dozen. $6 per hundred.
White eggs. Instruction for raising Ideal
Duck Farm, I. H. Corner, mgr . Powder
Spring’. Ga 5-8-6
Eggs :
MONTVIEW FARMS—lncubator eggs. $5
net 100; hens with chicks, turkey eggs,
Turkey toms. $5. Phone Decatur 27-J
THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs
best strain, 81 per 15; guaranteed fer
tile 285 Euclid ave. Phone Ivy 958-J
3-12-49
EGGS for hatching Single setting. $1.50;
’wo settings. $2.75; 50 egg lots. $4.00;
100 lots. $7.50; Buff Orpingtons. K I. Reds.
B. c White Leghorns. Barred Rocks.
Large flocks Able to ship incubator lots
promptly. Choice stock at low prices.
I P. duck eggs, $1.50 per twelve E W.
Burke. Macon 12-22-41
TIP -R< >1 GHBRET’ Buff Orpington rggs.
$1 per fifteen. 126 Windsor street.
Phone Main_3sßS__ t-27 25
EGGS from high class S. C R. I. Reds.
Now is the time I" “el eggs to get the
best colored nirds Writ- a* one* tor my
illustrated catalogue and reduced prices.
Joe 1. Wallace. Dali on. Ga 5- D 6
IT Vi hits Runners that la- pure white
eggs: $5 for 12. Gaymont Farm. Box
1711. Atlanta. Ga 3-27-9
EGGS! EGGS! EGGS!
SELECT WHITE WYANDOTTES. Black
Orpington*. Indian Runner ducks: prize
winning and utility. Stilldotte Poultry
Yards. Mrs Leo Stillman, proprietress,
College Park. Ga 4-10-9
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK eggs
at $2 and $3 per 15. White
Leghorn eggs. $1.25. per 15. Coke
Davis. Box 934. Atlanta. Ga. 2-27-2
EGGS for haTCHD7G -Mottled snco
nas. $2 per fifteen: Rose, and Single
Comb Reds. White. Partridge and Silver ;
W andc’tss '1.5" Buff Ornlngtc.-.s and
Black Mino’reai sl2- S Breer Lsg
hc-na $1 Indian Furrs’- ducks .»! per
’•'ehe. A fes mere tries ~f ducks. 1
W E Bailey, Commerce. Ca 722 1
Bgg»-
WHITE WYANDOTTE eggs from hlgh
clasa birds that are white to the skin, at
S2.(MI per fifteen: high fertility guaranteed
A. G. Wilson Lithonia, Ga. 1.-16-29
FOR SALE —Single Comb Rhode Island
Red eggs, extra fine selected birds, non
fading heavy laying strain: $3 for fifty.
$5 per hundred. Airs. Philopena Lowe.
Route 6.
WHITE ORPINGTON <Cook strain) eggs.
$1.50. $2. $3. $5 per fifteen Guaran
teed fertile and safe delivery. C. J. Wood.
Commerce. Ga 3-16-3
KELLERSTRASS White Orpingtons; two
years a breeder: showed four times;
won ten firsts and nine seconds: eggs re->
duced from $5 to $2 balance of season.
■l. W. Fincher. Buchanan. Ga. 4-27-12
For BALE -Buff Orpington eggs from
daughters and sons of William Cook A
Sons' biggest prize winners. $2 and $$ per
fifteen: also a few nice cockerels cheap
Write for mating list. Mrs. P. Ward Ar
nett, Oakhurst. Decatur. Ga. 3-4-28
Miscellaneous Poultry.
FOR 'I'HE BEST White Orpington stock
baby chicks and eggs write Charley
Dobbs. Gainesville. Ga ; 4.006 catalogs
ready to be mailed free. Write for one.
3-27-36
FOR THE BEST 8? C. Rhode island Red
stock, baby chick# and eggs, write
Charley Dobbs, Gainesville. Ga.: 4.000
catalogs ready to be mailed FREE.
Write for one. 3-27-31
INDIAN RI'NNER ducks tßrooks strain).
Pure white eggs Won all prizes at
Hamblin county poultry show. Eggs $1.60
for twelve Mrs Sanford Burnett, Jef
fereon City, East Tennessee7oo
GOLD DUST strain 8. C. Buts Leghorns,
the finest exhibition and breeding stock,
at bargain prices. Eggs from special
matings, sl. $1.50. $2. $2.50 and $3 per
setting Oak Hill Poultry Farm, Route
8, Station R. Nashville, Tenn ; F. R No
ble. proprietor. B-13-37
POULTRY PRINTING.
WRITE lor samples Etheridge Printing
Company, 188 Madison-ave.. Atlanta.
Ga 12-16 21
Ft >R SALE- S. C. R. I. Red, S. C. Brown
and White Leghorn and B. P. Rock eggs
at $1.50 per setting; all first-class stock;
day-old chicks a specialty; sls per 100:
directions given for raising them; will
furnish hens to carry them when wanted
at $1 each E. J. Williams, Ty Ty. Ga
2-21-34
RBRRED ROCK EGGS from prize-win
ners; first pen cockerel bred. $lO, sec
ond pen. $5; pullet bred pens, $5 and $3;
eggs from utility birds. $1 per 15, balance
of season. $6 per 100; S C. White Leg
horns. $2: S. S. Hamburg. $1.50 per 15
M H Collins, Fairburn. Gal-17-36
H G. HASTINGS & CO., Seeds-
men for the South. 16 W.
Mitchell St. ’Four city deliv
eries daily. North and south side
9 a. m.. Inman Park and West
End 2 p. m Roll phone Main
2566. Atlanta 2568.
TOMATO PLANTS. 15c per dozen, post
paid. 25c. Hot and Sweet Pepper Plants,
20c per dozen, postpaid. 30c; Egg Plant
Plants. 20c per dozen, postpaid. 30c; Cab
bage Plants. 15c a bundle of 50 plants, or
25c n«r 10?
LEE S GERMOZONE-The poultry medi
cine. For roup, cholera, canker, etc.
Easy to give—just put it In the drinking
water Price. 50c. Both liquid and tab
let form. The tablets can he sent by
mail
CANARY, parrot, mocking bird and
squirrel cages, bird seed, sand, manna,
c.uttlebone. song restorer, bitters. *tc__
CONKEY S. Tree's and Rust s Lice Pow
ders, Lee’# and Conkey’s T.lquld Lice
Killer. Conkey's Rottp Remedy, Rust’s
Roup Pills
ARMOUR'S FLOWER FOOn will ‘make
all potted plants grow off fast Price,
one-half pound package. 25c, postpaid
•35c; one pound package, 50c. postpaid,
60c.
GOLDFISH Just received a shipment of
heauHao. Price. 10r, 15c, 25c and 50c
each. Fish Food. 10r a • package, post
paid. 12c. All size fish globes
IF YOU’ ARE INTEREFTEP in poultry?
«e are sure that we can interest you
Id poultry f«ods. supplies and remedies.
Call in nr ■write, fnr a copy nf our poultry
supply catalngu•
1 , . !■ ti.ii.sj
Hogs.
BERKSHTRES; fine registered stock;
prices reasonable. Morris Farm, Clarks
ton, Ga. 4-24-1
Dogs.
AT STUD —Imported Southport
Aristotypp and Dan o. Wood
lawn. Absolutely the best collies
at stud in the South. Write for
pedigree. W. M. Stephenson. 30
Ashby St. 4-13-3
RARGAINS in 39 breeds dogs and stock;
catalog. Uatalna Kennels. Shelbyville,
Ky. <-27-4 |
FOR SALE— n nn male and one female
thoroughbred Collin dogs. S3O per pair.
Ivy 750 830 Peachtree street 28-8-5
Horses and Carriages.
FOR SALE—-Harness of every description.
5 sets of extra nice second-hand car
riage harness Piedmont Harness Com
pany, 189 Marietta street. 2-27-14
ONE good, sound horse, harness, run
about. doctor's phaeton for sale cheap.
1?4 Piedmont avenue. Bell phone Ivv
2836-1.4-26-50
FOR SALE Good horse, splendid buggy.
fine harness, strong wagon and work
harness: all for sl"s Phone Decatur 314.
Hurry If 'on want it. F. A Doughman.
Decatur. 'la. 5-8-13
Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
"PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as information, and are not
guaranteed:
No Arrive From—'No Depart To-
35 New Y.. 500 am! 36 New Y. . 12.15 am
13 Jaxville. 520 am! 30 Cd'hiis.. 520 am
43 Was’ton. 5.25 am 13 Cinci. .. 536 am
12 Sh'pot t. 6.30 any 32 Fort A’.. 5.30 - m
23 JaxviUe 6.50 am 35 B ham. .. 645 am
•1.7 Toccoa. 8.10 ami 7 Chatt’aa. 6.40 am
26 Heflin. 820 am 12 R'mond . 6.55 am
29 New V .16 30 am' 23 Kan. Cy. '..t'Oam
$ Chat’ga.io 35 am'l6 Bruns’k. /.45 am
7 Maaort. .10 40 am'29 B'ham. ,16.45 am
27 Fort V 10.45 am' 38 New Y.. 11.01 am
21 Col’bus 10 50 am! 6 Jaxville.ll.2o am
6 Clncl. ■ 11 10 am* 40 Charl'te.l2.oo n’n
40 B'ham. .12 40 pm: 30 New T.. 2.45 pm
80 B'ham. 230 pirn 15 Chatt’ga 800 pm
3° Charles 3 65 pm 3? B'ham... 4.10 pm
5 Jaxville Sfflpm'lt Toccoa . 4.86 pm
87 New Y. 5.00 pm 1 22 Col'bus . 5.10 pm
15 Bruns'k 750 pm ! 5 Cinci.... 5.10 pm
11 R'mond. 830 pm' 2$ Fort A'.. 5.20 pm
24 Kan Cy 920 pml 25 Heflin ... 5 45 pm
1* Chat'ga 935 pm l 10 Macon... 5.30 pm
29 Col’btis 10 20 nm‘ 44 Wash'nn $45 pm
31 Fort V.. 10 ’5 pm' 24 Jaxville. 9 30 pm
3* B'ham .12 00 ngt 11 Sh'port..ll.lo pm
14 Cinci U On nm 14 .igrville lllOum
Trains marked thus (•) run dally, ex
cept Sunday.
Other trains run dall’ Central time
City Ticket Office. No. I Peachtree St.
Loan Deeds.
ts.no6. Aitactf, Development Company
to Airs. Eliza C G Shover. land lot 16. of
the Fourteenth district, and land lot 1,
cf ’he Se’en’een’h district, of original!'
He.*’’ no-'- Fulton cour’y commencing
-e ’he north s'-D of Highland Us- I*7
*e*’ vest c* Highland ' igm north 173
feet to a 19-feot alley. 50x110 feet May 5.
DAILY STATISTICS
Building Permits.
S3OO—C. E. Thomas, dwelling, 792 High
land avenue
sßo—Day, build wall. 133 Clark.
SSOO—Excelsior Laundry, sign. 38 East
Wall street
s2oo—Harvey M. Yow, sign, E.
Alabama street
sl.7so—Peacock 4 Seals, repair
s‘■soo—Atlanta Table Company, addi
tions. 97 Bell
sl,sso—Kelly Bro#., dwelling. 99 Love
joy.
SI,3OO—H Mendel, building. 60-62 Gil
mer street.
$l5O -W. J. Benton, addition#, 155 Or
mond.
812.000—Ten Eyck Brown, dwelling. 128
Seventeenth. *
s4,soo—Taylor * Tumtln, dwelling, Six
teenth.
s3,ooo—Taylor A Tumlin. dwelling, Six
teenth.
i: Estes, repair. 365 Peachtree.
S4OO FA. Martin, dwelling. South De- *
catur line.
Warranty Deed#.
sno -Cemelery lot to G. W. Taylor, lot J'
,1 in block 381, In the survey made by
«- £? v „ surve ’' or Ma.- 21. 1881. ;
la.oOO—A W Bacot to Paul S Ethet
tdge. land lot 47. beginning on the south
side of North avenue, 200 feet east of
the southeast corner of North avenue and
2 1910 Bou '* vard ' SOslM feet. January
SI.BSO—A R Simms to Mrs D R. Go
mez. land lot 85. beginning on the west
side of McDaniel street, 50x200 feet. April
s3.lso—Mrs Cornelia W. Callawav to
Lowry National hank of Atlanta, land lot
48. beginning on the north side of Ponce
DeLeon avenue, lsn feet eastwardly from
th* northeast, corner of said avenue and
Jackson street. 112x212 feet. May 4
ssoo—Mrs Viola Hampton to G. W.
Smith, land lot. 20, commencing on the
east side of t'arroll street, formerly For
syth street, at. the southeast corner of
formerly the Lindsay lot, 25x83 feet
April 20
S3OO—W c. Flournoy tq Wauless Bank
and Trust Company, land lot 60. at tha •
southwest corner of Hollenbeck street,
50x150 feet. April 1.
$262.50—S T. Marett to H. F Anderson,
land lot 5. of the survey r>f Lester At
Smith property, as shown by map drawn
by Royal R. Smith, civil engineer, cer
tain parcel of land out. of land lot 43, of
survey and plat 5. fronting on Dunwoody
road and extending back to Mr. Orr'B
line April 3-7
SSSO—H. Thaden to J. N. Lander#, land
lot 148. beginning at ths northeast cor
ner of Greensferry avenue and Welling- ,
ton street. 41x140 feet. March 2
$450 —Same to same as above, same land
lot. 43x140 feat. Same date
s4so—Same to same as above, same land
lot. 43x100 feet. Same date
s4so—Same to same as above, same land
lot. 43x100 feet Same date
s4so—Same tn same as above, game land
lot. 43x100 fee*. Same date
17.000—Home Investment Company to
Mrs Emily C. MacDougaJd. land lot 147,
beginning on the northwest sido of Spring
street. 158.7 feet northeast of Walton
street. 25x100 feet Mav 7.
s7.ooo—Mrs Lena Swift Huntley to
Home Investment Company, same lot aa
above. 25x100 feet. May 3.
s2.soo—Mrs. s. c. Stevens to Eugeni#
Lobe Eiseman and Irvine L. Elseman,
land lot. beginning on the northeast, side
of South Boulevard. 5b feet south from
Bales av»nue. 55x190 feet. April 17.
•B.soo—Mrs Corinne S Buchanan to
Isaac Stelnheimer, land lot 105, beginning
on the east side of West Peachtree street,
jno feet north from the northeast corner
formed by the intersection of Fifteenth
street with West Peachtree street, 60x200
feet. May 7.
S3OO—F. M Nash to J. A. Cochran, land
lot 13. commencing on the west side of
Porter street, 100 feet south of th# south- ?
west corner of Kirkwood avenue and Por
ter street. 50x150 feet. May 6
s7.soo—Mrs. L. A. Finch to Mrs. May G
Curtis, land lot 106, beginning on the
south side of Eleventh street. 165 feet
west of the curb on the west side o*
Columbia avenue, 53x142 feet April 30.
Warranty Deeds to Recurs Loans
sl.loo—Mrs B R. Cheatham to Magnus
S. Haas, land lot 54. beginning on th#
northwest corner of Ormond and Fraser
streets. t!2 fee’ 5 Inches to a 10-foot pri- .
vate alley. 35x112 feet. May 1.
$7,000- Commonwealth Properties Com
panv to Dr W S. Elkin. land lot 78. be
ginning on the east side of Spring street.,
100 feet more or less, south of ’he south
eas’ corner of Spring and Baker streets,
45x750 feet April 30
sl,ooo—Mrs. D R. Gomes to Julian
Hangwitz, land lot 85, beginning on ’b.s
west side of McDaniel street, 40x200 feet.
April io
S6OO- N. H. McConnell to Mrs Mart’ B.
Armlstead. land lot. 127. beginning on th#
n»<i of Long street, at the northeast
corner of the Batchelor lot and running
north along the west side of Long street,
ion feel, 100x20 feet Maj- 4
SI,OOO -H F. Hilderbrand to same a#
above, land lot 97, beginning on the west
ern side of Roswell road. at. ths north
ern Hid* of Powers Ferry road. 291x359
feet. May 3. • . r
$1,250—J. N Landers to Mrs L. H.
Moor*, land lot 148. on th* north side of
Greensferry avenue. 170.5 feet east of th#
northeast corner of said avenue and Wel
lington street. 43x140 feet May 4
$1.500 —Sam* to same as above, sam#
land lot, 41x140 feet. Same date
$1.250 —Sam* to same as above, earn#
land lot. 43x140 fee’ Same date.
sl.2so—Same to same as abov«. same
land lot, 43x110 feet. Same date.
• I.2so—Same to same as above, sam#
land lot. 43x146 feet. Same date.
sl,2so—Miss Ida M Beck to F. A Cuttie.
land lots 44 and 53. commencing on th#
west side of Broyles street. 200 feet south
of Logan street. 100x100 feet May «.
SI.4OO—J A Cochran to Mrs. Mary B.
Armistea/1, land lot 13. commencing on th#
west side of Porter street. 100 fee’ south
of the southwest corner of Kirkwood ave
nue and Porter street, 50x156 feet. May 7.
Bonds For Title.
$36,000 Humphrey G. Hutchison to Mr#.
Dafsv E. Rvan. land lot 78. beginning 03
’hr noreastern side of Marietta street, j
101 5 feet northwestardly from the cor
ner formed by the Intersection of the J
northeast side ot Marietta street and th#
northwest side of Magnolia street, known ■
a» t'ain streel. 50x109 feet November !3, S
1910
•3,400- H F West to W E Beckham, fl
land lot I’s. beginning on the north side A
Os Lena street. 320 feet wes’ of the
northwest corner of Ashby and Lena
streets. 119x140 feet. Mas’ I.
842 000 —L c. Hopkins to Mrs Ida D.
Little, land lot 114. beginning on the 1
south side of Paces Ferry road at its in
tersection with Habershem road, 6.0x3w
feet April 30
$6,600 Mrs. Fannie E Jones to G. A.
Martln. land lot 20. beginning on the
south side of Edgewood avenue. 100 fset
east of the. southeast corner of Edgewood
avenu* and Cornelia afreet, 50x98 feet.
April 25. , .
$4 050—losepb Buchman to Carl West
phal. land lot 54. beginning on the east
side Os Garden street. 20$ feet south of
Georgia avenue. 48x190 feet April 20.
sl4 000—Mrs. Annie M. Burke et al. to
J. L. McCord, land lot 75. commencing at
the northeast corner of Georgia avenue
and South Pryor street, 50x150 feet,
March 25 , .
s2.ls6—Marcellus M Anderson to F Ay*
rock, land lot 81. commencing on the west
side of State street. Is n fee’ north of the
northwest corner of said street and Gajla
tin street 50x100 feet April 24
s?.son -S. W Sullivan to Morgan. K.
Redwine and Hugh A Johnson, land -O
--55. known as lot 13 in block 20 of the plat
of Ansley Park, made by S Z Ruff.
feet 3 pril 30. ,
sl7.non-Mrs Maggie S. Mcßurney and
Mrs Fannie V Wright tn Dabney H. Sco
ville. land lot 52. beginning at rhe south
east corner of Decatur and Bell streets.
50x7$ feet April 22. ' j
$7 700 —E H Lak* to Mary Ruth Cole
man. 'and lot 11.7. eommencmg on the
west side of Dargan street, 16* feet nort*
from Greenwich street, 46x145 feet. Ap
r,lsßoo -E Rivers to Mrs W <’>. Ashlev,
land lot 12. in Block 3, nf the. E.'Rivers
siib-divison of part of land lot 101. be- |
ginning at th* northeast corner of For- j
ost way and Peachtree WBJ, 50x150 feet. |
April 24.
<3uitcl»lm Deeds.
s3o6—Hilb er True’ Company to Brook
haven estates <and let 1.1 being lo’ 24,
or cjb.diA telon 1. as ner plat of Brokh'a’i
>*aa* b- Knox T. Thoma’ civil en
lanuir’ I’l2. beginning on the
? s,j’hae S r side cf Brookhaven drive. «eet jU
at the eacterm-s’ • c>-r.er cf lc* 25 C? a&ld “
sub-divis!on, 146x360 feat. Hay 1.