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Tgg ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: READ FOR PROFIT-GEORGIAN WANT ADS —USE FOR RESULTS WEDNESDAY. MAY 22. 1912. Matrimonial. a ?.j n * for ads under this head. ®ENTLT3MAN wishes correspondence with girl between ages of so and 30 „ \ n ' marriage; correspondence guar- B-nteed personal \ddress 1 'nited States. P O Bex in, MJanfa, Ga »n-2i .5 ~ Milk Depots. THE Houston st. creamery for mTIK and cream. Call Ivy 1293 Bell 3-9-3? Colored Undertakers. Fountain & Robinson. 223 Auburn. At). 5921-F; Night Ivv 3609 4-11-27 Hatters. OLD hats cleaned, dyed and reshaped: best work; prompt service; satisfaction guaranteed. Out of town orders solicited oth phones. Acme Hatters. 100 tj White hall street. 3-15-1 Fire-Proof Storage. WE STORE HOUSEHOLD grmflT'i’ud pianos. Office and warehouse. 239-241 Edgewood-ave. Ivy 2037. John J. Wood- Bide Storage Company " ■ •-- 1 ■■ - Public Baggage and Transfer. M. C FURNITURE transfer; we pack and ship M 5490-L, A. 1319 30 West Hunter 3-12-T Sewing Machines. WE REPAIR any sewing machine Work called for and delivered anywhere. M. McNair, 229-B Auburn avenue. 3-14 9 WE RJ3NT new machines with complete set of attachments for 12 per month; also machines repaired; prompt delivery Both phones 1893 Singer Sewing Machine Companc. 79 Whitehall 9-14-44 Building Materials. : “' ! “steelbeams” FOR BUILDINGS. AUSTIN BROS.. Atlanta. Ga. KING HARDW ARE H). Builders' hardware, supplies, equlpmen* and tools of all kinds 53 Peachtree-st, Discounts On Roof Felts. TOP OF ATLANTA gone to the bad. I sell roof paints, repair all kinds of roof’*. J X Little, £2 I-«ast Hunter st Phene M. 3927-J. 4-24-12 Office Fixtures. —■ CROCKETT * CARTER. 40-42 PETERS ST. BOTH PHONES. 2-22-8 Monuments and Stone Work. ATLANTA GRANITE COMPANY. ’ All kinds’Stone work. 17-19 Fraser-st. Phone Main 3540 1-5-47 ATM..KINDS of cemetery work for 60 days ■■■MS big discount Everything tnusf-and ■■Wil! IS* Said ...I N. Cook, manager, 32 Fast Hunter, street. 4-1,7-71 Plumbing. Plumbing and Steam Fitting. H. -C. Gillian Plumbing Co. 89 N FORSYTH ST IVY 4379. AT ■■ ■■.> LANTA 722. 4-18-57 Tailoring, Altering, Cleaning and / Pressing. ■CLEANING: pressing and-repairing near • •-■•ly’ilonw at*?3d Houston st. Atlanta 4181 ■ • ■. 3-21 -in BROOKWOOD DRV CLEANING AND PRESSING COMPANY. YT.‘ poathtree and Fourteenth streets Ladies' and Gentlemen’s fine garments ■ ' .-.leaner!, pressed, altered and repaired I\ y 5386 *■W-26 Mattresses Overhauled. BEST work; reasonable prices, new ticks If desired Give us a trial. New Jack son orr- Company. Both phones. 4-22-4 • .Stove ana Range Repairing. dan The fixer” ~ sell second-hand gas stoves. We sweep ebitnnevs. We take down heaters. We sell wick and wickless oil stoves We sod gasoline stoves and ranges Atlanta phone 2235. 121 Whitehall st. Bel! phone M 2699. _ *4-7 Trunks, Bags and Suitcases. “ RETAILED AND REPAIRED. ROUNTREE'S 77 w 4tr^ ll PHONES: Bell Main 1576. Atlanta 1654 Builders' Column. Contractors and Builders. I Will Finance Yon IF YOU wish to build: all kinds of build ers' material tor sale B. F. Mitchell, 514 Austell Building 4 25 14 ARCHITECT, contractor and bulldar. cabinet shop: carpenters furnished ’ R H Jones. 190 Houaton st .3-21-12 ’ HOME BUILDERS. HOMES fbuilt for rash or terms; archi tectural designs furnished free. Centurv Construction Co. 730 EMPIRE BLDG. - 4 10-35 Architects and Builders. CONTRACTOR. cabinet shop; carpenters furnished. John Alien, 106-A Edgewood avenue s-22-43 Painting and Tinting. VOR~THE best prices call r. b * EMBRI. M. 1435. 318 4TH NAT'!.. BANK BLDG 5-11-21 Clothing. Clothing, TROUSERS TROUSERS A beautiful assortment of them for MEN AND BOYS I at W. H. MOOR’S WHOLESALE t'LOTHTXG HOUSE. 62 West Mitchell Street. COME AND SEE—TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT IT. Mattresses Renovated. y E MAKI< <’VER old mattresses; also furnish new licking; best work, give us a trial Acgw Mattress Company, Jack .sun and Irwin streets. Both phones. 5-4-8 f - : For Sale—Miscellaneous. NEW rubber tires put on your baby carriages; repairing Phone Ivy 3070 Robert Mitchell. 229 Edgewood avenue. ■ 3-5-9 SODA FOUNTS -Bargain tn new and sec ondhand *oda fountains: easy terms, write for prices P O Box 1022. Atlanta, Ga 11? ’I* WE RENT good piarfos, $3 month up. We sell good pianos, 85 month up Bargain in second-hand. SIOO up R P. Becht Company. 110 Temple Court building. Bell phone 667 Mam L 23-20 ~ FLA'’SCREENS. ' BE SURE and sec °ur screen’ and get our prices I •'fore buying Kane Blind and Screen Cn.. J. J. Crawford, 202 Kiser Bldg M U>29. 3-20-11 Atlanta Tent and Awning Co.. MANUFACTURERS high-grade tents and awnings. 39’/, Luckie st. Ivy 5667. -16-54 SEE our line of Wagner go-carts. We also re-tire go-carts. 415 Marietta st. Atlanta phone 1797. 4-22-44 SWEET potato plants, Golden Beauty and Porto Rica varieties. Two dollars thou sand. express 25 cents thousand and less. South Island Plant and Seed Co.. Meg gAtts, S. C, 5-10-43 THE ATLANTA UPHOLSTER- ING CO. BEG to announce the opening of their new shop at 171 W hitehall street, where the? make a specialty of REPAIRING and REFINTSHING' of all kinds of furniture: all work done by expert mechanics Esti mate? cheerfully furnished. Phono Main 2475. or nail in person ATLANTA UPHOLSTERING COMPANY. ■ 171 WHITEHALL ST. 5-20-3 Cotton Seed Hulls. F-. R. Logan & Co., Atlanta, Ga 5 20-12 BARG A INS" IX IW PIANOS. Very tine upright piano, 0n1y.5167. Everett upright piano, only S2OO. Good upright piano, only SBS. Kranirh A Ba<-h square. $47.50. Fischer square. $50.00. Several good organs, all in good condition. S2O up. Easy payments. Cleveland* Manning Piano < ■ompany. 80 N. Pryor. WILL SACRIFICE for cash nr exchange ’wo Regina music boxes. $430 and $250 Mahogany and oak. Five-cent slots. Practically now. Operate anywhere Great money makers. 77-18-5 DT’NTLEY PNEUMATIC remove dirt and germs from rugs, oar nets, floors, etc., vacuum cleaners from >32.50 up; vacuum sweepers. $9 75. C 1 Daniel & Co., 416 Fourth Nat. Bk. Bldg 12-2-11 FOR SALE A $45 bicycle; will take $lO Phone Atlanta 2703. 5-22■ 6 F()R SALL <>ne handsome Heywood Bros.’ baby carriage with basket hood top; as good as new; cheap. Apply 14! Crew st. .31-22-5 11 ’.iNITU RE ’Ft)R S A LE- - Swel 1 f ront sideboard, extension table, china closet, six spring sent dining chairs: all quar tered oak and <»f good appeal ante; also one handsome velour couch, one parlor settee, and one large, new rug: very low prices to close nut. Can be seen at 677 West Peachtree. corner-Thirteenth. Tak* Rurkhead car 5-22-5’7 I*< iih' 11 FURNiTI RE. $lO Solid Oak Swings, full bolted $7.50 $0 Solid Oak Swings, forest green $4.50 sls Fiber Rinh Swings, ex- tra large sT_’.so S3B Fiber Rush Suits, three ■pieces $27.50 $9 Fiber Rush Tables, round top $6.50 $8 Fiber Rush Rockers. large $1.25 $7 Fiber Rush Rockei's. . .$3.7-> Also special discount on all rugs and art squares. Our Special Pprch Roeker. worth $4.00, for $2.75 CHAS. S ROBISON EI’RNI TUBE COMPANY. 25 and 27 E. Hunter Street. 5-22-21 FOR SALE. Two double drays. Three single draxs. Two double sets harness Three single sets harness Two good top buggies. Two sets buggy harness. • One American muPigraph. f’ue Rotary Neostylc fine Addjcssograph .complete Seven head good work mulon. In Grgt-class order. Apply at .1 D. 'Frazier <2o . Corner Foundry st. and ’V and A R R. Rnth phones 1424 F r ‘R SALE—One new* Royal typewriter machine, on* refrigerator. one bed. ffr sale cheap, on account of leaving tewn. 112 Crew street 52-2:’ 5 For Sale—Miscellaneous. Specials For Thursday. ss.<io Fiber Rush Rocker.. .$3.75 $4.50 Brumby Porch Rocker $2.08 S4O.W Brass Bed $29.75 $9.00 Kelt Mattress ....... .$7.50 $2.50 Lace Curtains, $1.49 $1.50 Lace Curtains 98c $4.50 Brass .Jardiniere $1.98 Most complete line of Porch. and slimmer Furniture. Rugs and Draperies in the city. We'll save you money. Terms. if desired. ■ Goldsmith-Acton-Witherspoon ('ompany. 62 Peachtree. 61 N. Broad. Lifetime Furniture. Wanted—Miscellaneous. WANTED—We pay highest rash prices on household goods, pianos and office furniture. Cash advanced on consign ments. Springer’s Auction House, 2S South Pryor-sH Bell phone Main 1526. -10 10 WE PAY HIGtiEST rash prices for household goods, pianos and office‘fur niture Cash advanced on consignments. Central Auction Company, 12 East Mitch ell-st Bell phone Main 2424. 8-26-20 1 BUY old clothes and shoes. Drop a card. I. Bock. 32 Bell st. 5-1-14 DROP A CARD- Wil! bring cash for old clothes and shoes The Vestaire. 166 Decatur street 3-7-8 BEST CASH PRICES for furniture. household goods and office furniture Pembroke Sales Co.. 143 S. I’ryor street. Bell plione Mftin 187 4-5-25 I WILL GIVE reasonable price: for sec ond-hand suit men's clothing; size coat about 37. Address D. A. V.. Rox 20. care Georgian. .35-21-5 Miscellaneous. SEVEN-PASSENGER touring car for rent by da\. hour or trip. Long distance trips a specially. Phone Main 3381. or address Automobile." No. I, care Georgian. -22-20 HAVE vacant lot to exchange for small used car. 1912 model. Write "Auto," care Georgian .35-22-5 Automobiles. repaifungUstorage. PFACHTRFE GARAGE TIRES, TUBES AND ALL OTHER SUP PLIES. 828 PEACHTREE. IVY 2272. -10-24 W VNTED Second-hand automobile; state make, year and lowest cash price Dhlress 3-A. No dealers. Box 657. rare Georgian 4-17-6 FT VE- PA SSENGER * ELM ORE -36-horse - power: IMI model: practically new. run less than 3 000 miles; fully equipped: in first-class running order: cost $2,000 when new: owner out of city and must sell; bargain. Hartrampf A- Yarbray Company, Phone Main .3810 56 Edgewood avenue, just below Equitable Bldg 4-22-5 WANTED To buy at a reasonable figure, one. two nr four-passenger rar. Must be a bargain, or would rent a machine for tw’o months Rox 688. care Georgian <’\N store few automobiles. <’all and see W. O. Jones. 35 South Forsyth street 52-2D5 \5 ANTED To buy a gorwi second-hand automobile: must be in good shape and • heap. Apply ..II Empire Bldg. 5-21-36 BEAUTIFUL Baker electric; new batter ies; car in splendi<l condition; $250 \<l Hr—-s Boy 52.3. care Georgian. _ 41 -2? \1 TO.MORTLES for rent by day. hour or trip. Sterling Auto Service. Phone Main 3381. Sundav phone, Main 168 -22-21 Motorcycles. ALL MAKES §• AND UP Larges’ mo* to.rcycle dealers in the South: exclusive Southern distributors for Indian. Elyea- Aus’ell <’o. 35 North Prvor-st 1-21-9 l<)R SALE ’’heap. Twin motorcycle: guaranteed in absolute perfect condl tion. ’’all <»r address 50? Gould Rldfc Purchase Money Notes. UIO.OOO for Purchase 1 Moiiev Nofps on Hand. Fulton Investment Company. Gre-'n. Tilson & McKinney, Attys 1201-6 Atlanta National Bank Bnilrlins. -17-26 Business Opportunities. STUDIO SSOO. Other business causes forced sale. G ron mi floor N. sky light. Opp Handler Bldg T. R. Math ev < 117 N Ih-yor. M 276'». 4 18-56 BDOKLDVFHLS OPPORTUNITY We want the name of everyone interested in 11m Bonklox p 1 s’ Uontesi. How would you like to have the assistance of several literarv people - ’ . Send for parli< ulars irn niediatel>. ’’The Select Title <*lub,” P. <». Rn< 102. Nashville. Tenn. .35-20-5 WANTED -Good honest energetic person with $1,500 io $2,000 to I;’kc interest in very profitable business. Now paying 20 per cent: and take charge of books. Good salary and guarantee of 20 per cent «>n investment. Box 501. carp Georgian. ~ .NT: ED”V■PART NEfI ’ f - ‘»r~ny ra pi <ll v growing business. U is a splendid ••banco for some young man of good character and ability, small capital nec essary; only young man. who cares for that kind of a business need inquire Feders Employment \gency, 253-251 Candler Annex. 104 N. Pryor. 5-22-15 Railroad Schedule. SOUTHERN RAILWAY PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH" \RRIVM. WO DEPART! RE OF RASSEN'OER TRAIN'. ATLANTA The follow ing -chedule figures ar* pub- onl> a- informal ion, and are not gu ara ntecd No. Arrive From No. Depart To 35 New Y. 5:00 am 36 New Y.12:15 am 1.3 .laxville. 5:20 am .10 <’ol bus 5 J'» am 43 Was’fon 5.25 am id < *tnci. . ,>-.30 am I:.' Sh’pprt. 6:30 am 32 Fort V. 5:!*,0 an 23 .laxville 6.50 am 35 B’harn 5.U* am ♦l7 Toceoa. 8:10 am 7 (’hat’ga 6;40 am 26 Heflin 8:20 am 12 R'nmnd 6.55 am ?<cw Y 10;30 am 23 Kan. C 7.00 am R <’hat’ga 10*35 ani 16 Brun’k. 7:15 am 7 Macon 10. in am 29 B*ham 10:45 am 27 Fort V 10:45 am 38 New Y.11:01 am 21 ’’nl'bus 10.50 atn| 40 Uharl'e 12:00 n’n 6 ‘’’nd .11.10 am 6 Macon .12:10 prn .30 B ham. 2:30 pm 30 New V. 2:45 pm 40 B ham 12:40 pm| 15 (’hat’ga 3:00 pm .39 (’harlo’e 3:55 pm 39 B’ham. 4 10 pm 5 Macon. ’.55 pm' *lB Toccoa. 4:30 pm .37 New A’. 5:00 pni 22 (’ol'hus 5:10 pm 15 Bruns k 7:50 pin 5 Find . 5.10 pm 11 R’mond 8 30 pm 28 Fort V. 5:20 pm 24 1n;ul <’ 9.20 pm 25 Heflin ’ 45 pm 16 Chat ga r L,35 nun in Macon . 5 .30 pm 29 ’ ‘orbus 10 20 pry 14 Wasp, n 8 45 pm .3! Fort V m 25 pin 24 .laxville ‘‘.3o pm Pham 12 n n ngtifi - ; port 11 m P!n 1’ .H.on d JsKvtllr h in pm rra-p- mjrkffri thuc '•> run daily ex cer* (-•♦Str trAjp; ■ <jn daH’ • «’ H ’ t'Mie City Ticket Office, No. 1 Peachtree St Auction Sales. "at a run on. THE ENTIRE FURNISH INGS OF AN OGLE THORPE APARTMENT. INCLUDING FINE BED ROOM. PARLOR AND RECEPTION ROOM FURNITURE, ART SQUARES. HALL RUN NERS. ETC., FRIDAY. MAY 24. AT 12 'EAST MITCH ELI. STREET. COMMENCING Hl 10 a. in. Friday wp will offer to the highest bidder a flue lot of household goods, constating of several fine dressers in quartered oak. mahogany and Circassian walnut, two brass beds. National springs, felt mattresses, feather pillows, bed threads, several 2-inch post iron beds in \ernis Martin, parlor suite, center tables, leather rockers, fumed oak, library furniture, refrigerator, porch fur niture. (’rex rugs and early Kngiish fumed oak. pedestal dining table, brass costum er. and mahogany rockers and chairs, mahogany filing cabinet and typewriter desk, box seat leather dining chairs in «>ak and mahogany, also a lot of sample furniture, including dressers, rockers, chairs, etc., rugs, art squares, hall run ners. matting squares and many other fine household goods to the highest bid der, Friday, May 24. at 10 a. m. Central Auction Co.. _ AHtcheH St. A’T auction. THE ENTIRE FURNISH INGS AND HOUSE HOLD GOODS FROM 118 E. FAIR STREET. ALSO OTHER CONSIGNMENTS. INCLUDING SECTIONAL EIGHT-UN IT MAHOGA NY FINISH BOOKCASE, OAK DINING SUIT. BUF FET. PARLOR SEI'T. BED ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE. (’HINA. BRIC-A-BRAC, GLASS WARE. ENAMELWARE. RUGS, ART SQUARES. ETC., THURSDAY. MAY 23. AT 143 SOUTH PRYOR STREET. PROMPTLY AT 10 A M . Thursday, we will offer to the highest bidder h nice line, of house furnishings, including eight-unit bookcase, mahogany li brary tables, refrigerator, buffet, oak dining suit, quartered oak bedroqjn suit, metal beds, springs, mattresses, combination bookcase and desk, hall rack, sideboard, leather couch., baby's collapsible, go-cart. graphophone, screen doors and windows, chiffonier, dressers, washstands. Morris chair, rockers, dining chairs, mattings, art squares, rugs, mirrors, clocks, pic tures. bric-a-brac, china, glassware, enamelware, kitchen utensils, sewing machine and various other household articles. Salp begins promptly at 10 a. m . Thu-sday. It will pay you io • attend. PEMBROKE SALES (’().. 143 South Pryor Street. AUCTION SALE. Restaurant Equipment. Atlanta Terminal Company. A’ JO a. in.. Tuesday. May 28. 1912. <»n basement floor under baggage driveway . north side; Atlanta Terminal station. At lanta. Ga.. we will sell at public outurj to the highest bidder for cash, all of a lot of high-grade chinaware, glassware, coffee urns, dishwashers, plates, and other kitchen fixtures. R. T. PAC’E. Superintendent of Terminals 5-22-11 Stocks and Bonds. WHITE PROVISION COMPANY Goort dividend paying stock in White Provi sion (’ompany; getting better every year, pAid 12 per cent last year: pay more. this. Buy any part of 40 shares of this stock. Realty Trust Company stock P. (). Box 580, Atlanta. Ga. 60-22-5 Money to Loan. MORTGAGE LOANS on Atlanta real es tate. Establisbea since 1889. S. B. Turman & Co., corner Broad and Ala bama- 0 !.-' 4-1-20 FARM LOANS placed In any amount r>n Improved .arm lands in Georgia The Southern Mortgage Companj. Gould building 7-14-1 MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEO PLE. women keeping house and other# without security; cheapest rates; easy payments Offices all principal cities. D H. Tolrnan. room Austell building WE HAVE plfenty of money to lend at lowest rates on Atlanta and nearby propertv, either for straight or monthly payment plan. Also for purchasing pur chase money notes. Foster & Robson. 11 Edgewood ave. F . :yMAX s CONNORS. ESTABLISHED 1890 Mortgages » r. Rea! Estate 4-J-l PURCHASE SibNEY NOTES 1 win buy for a client either first or second mort gage notes on Atlanta properly, Have <IO.OOO to invest J. M. Worsham, 90S Third National Bank building. Ivy 5626. SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND, anj 7 amount; 6 per cent. Write or call. A W Carson. 24 South Broad-st 4-1-17 Without Indorsement Without Collateral Security Without R p al Estate Securities Mobpv loaned at LAWFUL RATES. NATIONAL DIS COUNT CO., ■ 301-2 Fourth Nation al Bank Building. Loans on Diamonds PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY, "l.'oilatera 1 Bank." 256 t’andler Annex. X Per I'‘-nt Per Annum. 5-11-52 EASY MOXHY for salaried peo ple s cents per annum at Wr.:.10; Banking * 'o. Turi'ha e mones note.- hough*, 'i Inman Bldg., 22 1-2 South Broad St a-ij-5 Poulltry, «. + •F ATLANTA QUOTATIONS. May 22. 1912. -I- ■>' ! Corrected by McCullough Bros > •!• T Eggs—Fr»ah selected, no guineas or dirlies. 17’,*.®J8c; miscellaneous. Y 16<&.16’At'; guineas and dirties, 10'''/ -j- - I—' 2e. , *** 4. Poultry—Live per pound: Turkeys. + •p 12's®15c; '.links. 10{i 12’,-c; geese. S v ''uJr. hen°. 137,14 c; roosters, 8^110c; v •r broilers. 30(&'35c each, owing to size. -I fries. 304/ 35c each. Y Dres.-ed. per pound: Turkeys. !•> v Y 4tt7; ducks, tß®2oc; geese. 101? -i --•b 12>.,c: hens. 16©17c; fries, 22@24c; v 4- roosters. 10®lie I-!- SOUTHERN t’OM.MERf'IAL <'<>N- I'EREN'E. In April at Nashville. Tenn.. A _ was held a con feience on poultry raising. The . meetings were ad- Pt'OlU dressed 111 John A. Minkin. of Nashville; Mrs Florence Forbes, iflc of New Decatur, A la., and H' < j » Pierce, of the bn- [ OU i t reau of chemistry of the department j--. of agriculture, at / Washington. Mr. /■—''JriUr Pierce’s paper on • th<- 'Proper Marketing and Handling of Poultr.' and Eggs " was greeted with much applause and occasioned inter esting discussion. Resolutions were a iopted urging the extension of poultrv knowledge through schools, colleges, farmers institutes, poultry associations, commercial or ganizations and other legitimate channels, and urging in the name of the commercial congress that the American PoulHy association bend its efforts in the same direction, by the publication of articles relating to poul try subjects; and to encourage the writing of text books and guides for the information of all interested in poultry husbandry; and the teaching of poultry culture in the rural schools of our country. Boys and girls poultry clubs and gov ernment farm demonstration work, as is now being carried on in corn and tomato clubs under the direction of Bradford Knapp, of the United States department of agriculture, were also specifically commended. SUiMMEP. POULTRY EXHIBIT The Poultry Item, published at Sell ersville. Pa., announces an annual in ternational summer poultry exhibition at Atlantic City, to be conducted by The Poultry Item during the summer of 1912 A concession of lb.ooo square feet has been obtained, and it is pro posed to have rhe birds shown in pens. Competent judges will be secured and valuable prizes offered. For further ip formation in reference to the poultry exhibit, entry blanks, shipping tags, etc., address Charles T. Cornman. Poul try Item, Sellersville. Pa. For floor space for the concessionaires, address M. S'. Faulk, care Million Dollar Pier. Atlantic City, N'. .1 , or The Poultry Item, Sellersville. Pa. W. F. Kirkpatrick, formerly of the Rhode Island agricultural experiment station. Kingston, R. 1., has been ap pointed to succeed Frederick H. Stone burn. professor of poultry husbandry at Connecticut Agricultural college, Storrs. Conn. Professor Stoneburn goes to Philadelphia to take charge of the agricultural advertising of a re .■ently organized advertising’ agency. All letters and communica tions on poultry matters and for the question and answer column should he addressed to POULTRY DOCTOR. THE GEORGIAN, Atlanta, Ga Orpingtons. BABY <’HICKS from nigh class White Orpingtons. 25c each, in lots of ten nr more. Charley Dobbs. Gainesville. Ga. 3-27-29 SALE Fiftj Orpington pul lets, laying every day; Kellerstrass strain. ?3 each as long as they last to make rnom. ten cockerels, fine birds. $5 each. Southland Poultry Farm, Clarks ton. Ga. 1 -20-3 FOR SALE Two pens S (". White Orpingtons, three pens S C Black Or pingtons. from 25 to 100 in pen. Prize winners in all pens (’losing out io make room for voung stock. E. H Scott. Box 636, Athens, Ga 4 6-8.8 HGGS from finest White <>rpingtons iKcl lerstrassi at reduced prices $.3. ,$?. also Black Langshan eggs. Gresentha Poultry Yards. College Park. Ga 1-13-10 FOR SALE. 5. (’. CRYSTAL White OrpiiiuUtiis. A few trios at $lO. sl\ S2O. $2. _ ), S3O, $35. Also five prize liens, one cock and one cockerel, winning at Italfon, (la., and ('liatlanoooa. Tenn., shows. Write for prices. GEO. M. MOSELEY. Menlo. Ga. Money To Loan. Y>. JEWELERS AND BROKERS \’w. .. 301 PETERS BLDG Cn STRICTLY PRIVATE MONEY i>' : _ plications direct to us. W'r < <mira< t buildings and finance propositions We buy and sell purchase money note- We loan you rummy <>r loan .'our money Randolph Loan <’«•.. X 2! (’andler Hldg Ivv 5069 1-2/ X ( “has I' ' ;I.' i'H: RKA L'l Y (’( LM PA NY. LEAN'S ON I’.LAL LSTATK Hstahlishod 1899 2’>, Walton streel ' 5 18-15 ’ —v Legal Notices. NOTICE OF SALES OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT WESTERN AND AT LANTIC RAILROAD. The fo”o” "?e ’aune-'l freight niammg m; hand six months, -me da’ and Pet and Live Stock Plymouth Rocks. WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS—My en tire flock on forced sale. Every one a winner. If you want something tine tbaUs cheap, address Walter M Rogers. ( h-illa. Ga. 33-21 -5 AS MY BIRDS have proven their supe riority for nrn at every show they were ever entered, they will do the same for you. FI very pen is headed by a prize- winning cock or cockerel that is mated to pullets and hens of known quality. <»n account of the lateness of the season I am going to reduce my prices to $2.50 per 15 Baby chicks a matter of cor respondence Elmhurst Poultry Farm, Jefferson. Ga 3-2-8 Games. F’oß SALE Two Doniineeker /fame hens and one cock, first money order for $7.50 gets them. R H. Crawford. Tiger. Ga. 5 - is - in DARK CORNISH Bred from the beat 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 nrizes; limited number eggs for hatching; $5 and $lO per setting Write F. S. Cates. Doug las. Ga _ _L"JLL±? DARK Cornish eggs remainder of this season. $1.50 per 15; chicks for sale. .Mrs A G Miller. LzmisvlHe, Ga. .39-11-5 Wyandottes. GOLDEN LACED and Columbian Wyan dottes, S (’. R. I Reds; eggs, $1 and $2 per 15. W. D. Bennett, Molena, Ga. 12-13-33 Cornish Indian Games. CORNISH INDIAN GAMES—Eggs from prize-winning stock: $3 and $5 for 15. Gaymont Farm. Box 1711. Atlanta, Ga. .3-27-11 White Laced Red Games. WHITE Laced Re<l Cornish Indian Games. A limited number of eggs at $5 for 15; no stock for sale at any price. Gaymont Farm. Box 1711, Atlanta. Ga. .3-27-12 Minorcas. BLACK MINORCAS—Pape’s strain; "lay ers of large white eggs and many of them:" eggs. $3 for 15. Gaymont Farm. Box 1711, \tlanta, Ga. 3-27-10 Bantams. BANTAMS- Game Bantams. Sebrlghts, Buff Cochins. Carlisle Cobb. Athens, Ga 4-2 S-M R. I. Reds. BABY ('Uli KS from high class S. C. Rhode Island Reds, 25c each, in lots of ten or more. Charley Dobbs, Galnes vlHe, Ga 3-27-28 SLNGLEd’oMB REDS now leading all breeds in New York egg-laying con test, and leading all utility breeds in con test at Storrs, Conn < >ur Reds big lay ers. good shape and bright color; Tomp kins strain; $3 a setting, reasonable fer lilitv guaranteed P. whiling, care Geor gian 3-29-7 QUaEITY Reds J I Hosford? East Point. Ga 4-25-31 Houdans. FOR SALE "Faultless” Houdans; this strain has been egg bred from trap nest records since April. 1896. I have bred I them twpnty-one years for great layers land twelve years for large size <halk i white egg'’ These fowls are extremely ! hardy; have neither comb nor wattle to i freeze and are the best all winter layers {in open front coops. ’‘Faultless" strain •Houdans have won every blue ribbon at ! New York. Boston. Chicago and Phlla -1 delpliia 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 y ear apiece It tells you how tn net $3,000 a year from 100 hens. E. F Macavoy, sec retary Iloudan club, Cambridge, N Y. -21-49 HOUDANS *rom the best exhibition 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 Leghorns. SACRIFICE six thoroughbred White Leg horns Thomas E. < ’ock $6 65 Crew street 58-22-5 Ducks. NOW is the time to set White Runner duck eggs, and Ren dotte Farm is the place to get the best. slo.o<> eggs the next two weeks for $5.00. Rendotte Farm, I’. 0. Box 300, Atlanta. Ga. 4-24-16 INDIAN RUNNERS Fa wn-and-white and white, ducklings, 25 cents to $1: pggs, $1.50 to $5; satisfaction guaranteed Georgia Duck Farm, S Kirkwood. Atian la, Ga 84-18-5 SPECIAL bargains in true fawn and While Indian Runner ducks for next 15 days, as I must have room for growing stock ; are lay ing now Model Poultry Farm. "The Farm of Qualitv,” Colbert. Ga. 4-23-7 PURE WIHTE Indian Runner duck eggs for •! ‘ while al $4 per setting Eng lish Pencil Runners, laying. $6 50 trio <’ St ewar!. T >ecat ur. Ga. 41 -21 -5 PURI’ \\ Lite Runners that lay pure white eggs; $5 f<«r 12. Gaymont Farm. Box 1711. Atlanta. Ga 3-27-9 The easy way to get help for house work office, store, factory or anywhere se is to insert a small ad in the Help Want' (1 ■ olumns of The Atlanta Geor gian Just phone 8000 (either phone) and the Want Ad will d<i the rest. longer, addressed to consignees in At lama ami other cities and towns in the xi.'-lr of Georgia, wilK be sold to the high .‘-i bidder at public auction in the rom panv's freight house in the basement of | >he Steiner-Emer> building. corner of 1 Peachtree street and railroad, Atlanta, I I'hursda.' Ma\ 23. 1912, unless said freight i < ailed for. charges paid and property ui'i'.pd before date of sale Salo will be i gin at JO a m. and continue until the property is disposed of: Ed Prior. <»ne barrel household goods, three chairs. Atlanta Gauge <’o, one box castings; Mrs Kelly Rome, one barrel notions, one crate earthenware. W. H. Rusbe. one sack castings: Dunn Machin •ry <’(»., one < as.* cans: H E. Caldwell, on? box household good<; Mis. Rose Mor ris. one barrel notions, one crate earthen ware; Rome Seale Mfg 30 cotton • hoppers, 30 bundles wheels; R. D Whit aker, seven boxes medicine, one box ad vertising matter: Atlanta National Bank, one box soap, one box tinware. I’. R Wilder X- <’o.. twelve cases wrapping paper. George ('ron.. one box books; Gen Mfg Un., four boxes mar hinerv ; Browder- Manget. on? box advertising matter, E. 11. Johnson . two barrels candy; J R. Dorse\ . one box notions \ Goldberg two bundles chairs, one bundle tables: Geo W Mueller A- <'o. one box marble: Einet - | ;nn-.smtth on* 1 saw W L Regler*. -ix ..st*-'; steel boxr~ one bur»e| tinware Chi’ ers '’Tu'* Shop ten • £«apc juirc J m Ruh rs R”n~ two Hr<- . e vc Ravdai Bro? one por« h column on? < rat<=> mp?; I it v ”..<-i orir b<-, K »prtnTvare. Anna t.v nr. / !>n -4'. rn ng- mp' K’c . on? b< Eggs. THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs. best strain 41 per 15; guaranteed fer tile. 285 Euclid ave. Phone Ivy 951-. I -12-49 EGGS for hatching. Single setting, 51.50; two settings. $2.75; 50-egg lots. $4 00: 100 rots. $7.56; Buff Orpingtons. R f Reds, S. C. White Leghorns. Barred Rocks. Large flocks Able to ship incubator iots promptly. Choice stock at low prices. I. R dti'k eggs. $1.50 per twelve. E W. Burke. Macon 12-22-41 THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs, $1 per fifteen. 126 Windsor street. Phone Main .2588 4-27-25 EGGS from class S C. R I. Reds; Now is the time to set eggs to get the '.test colored birds. IVrite at once for my Illustrated catalogue and reduced prices Joe I . Wallace. Dalton. Ga 5-1-6 WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK eggs at $2 and $3 per 15. White Leghorn eggs. $1.25 per 15. Coke Davis. Rox 934. Atlanta. Ga. 2-27-2 EGGS FOR HATCHING- Mottled Anco nas. $2 per fifteen. Rose and Single Comb Reds, White, Partridge and Silver Wyandottes, $1.50; Buff Orpingtons ani Black Minorcas, $1.25: S. C. Brown Leg horns. $1; Indian Runner ducks. $1.50 per twelve A few more trios of ducks, SG, W E Bailey. Commerce. Ga 7?f XS'HITE~WYANDOTTE — eggs - from high class birds that are white to the skin, at $2 00 tier 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 Mrs. Philopena Lowe. Route 6, Lebanon, Ind. 3-9-92 KELLERSTRASS White Orpingtons: two years a breeder; showed four times: won ten firsts and nine seconds; eggs re duced from $5 'o $2 balance of season. .1 W Fincher. Buchanan. Ga. 4-27-12 Miscellaneous Poultry. FOR THE BEST White baby chicks and eggs write Charley Dobbs, Gainesville. Ga.; 4,000 catalog* ready to be mailed free. Write for one. -27-30 THE BEST S. C. Rhode island Red stock, baby chicks and eggs, write Charley Dobbs, Gainesville, Ga.; 4,000 catalogs ready to be mailed FREE. Write for one 3-27-31 GOLD DUST strain S. C. Buff Leghorfis, the finest exhibition and breeding stock, at bargain prices. Eggs from special matings, $t $1.50, $2, $2 50 and $3 per setting Oak Hill Poultry Farm, Route 8. Station B. Nashville. Tenn.; F. R No ble, proprietor 3-13-37 POULTRY PRINTING. WRITE for samples Etheridge Printing Company, 188 Madison-ave. Atlanta. Ga 12-16-21 FOR 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; da.v-old chicks a specialty: sls per tOO: 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 BARRED ROCK EGGS from prize-win ners; first pen cockerel bred. $10; sec ond pen. $5: pullet bred pens, $5 and S 3: eggs from utility birds, $1 per 15. balance of season. $6 per 100. S. C. White Leg horns. $2; S. S. Hamburg, $1 60 per 15. M H Collins. Fairburn, Ga 117-30 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. Bell phone Main 2568. Atlanta 2568. ! A GOOD IDEA to plant more bush and pole snap beans, hush and pole Lima beans, beets, radish, lettuce, mustard, kale, onion sets, cucumbers, squash, car rots and okra. “BUG DEATH’’ can't he heat as a bus killer. It is just the thing for killing all kinds of insects that bother the garden. It is non poisonous and is easy to applv. One pound box, 15c; three pound box. 35r; five pounds. 50c: pounds. $1 no. If by mail, add 10 cents per pound for posft a gp SINGING (’ANARIES We have just re ceived a bcautifui lot of St Andreasber ger Hollers. They are all in full song. Price, $3.00 each (’ages. $1.25 and up. HAVE you noticed any of your hens drooping around nicking themselves for some time and finally dying on the roost? If so. and you will notice more closely around (he poultry houses and th? nest boxes, you will find th* cause, which will more than likely be either mites or Hee. We can supply you with Conkey’s Liquid Lice Killer, Nox-I Ckle and Lice Powder. It will pay you to start war now. instead of waiting too late. IT IS TOO BAD to have little chicks to begin to die off after you have had such good luck with them. It is a good idea to keep careful watch and spp that they are not trouble*! with head lice, in digestion. white diarrhoea, etc If you find that they are troubled with any of the above, just phone us and we will tell you what you need for them. Dogs. FOR SALE—Female blark-and-tan toy terriers Perfect little beauties H. Roquenior*. Mansfield, Ga 50-_2l -5 AT STUD—lmported Southport Aristotype and Dan 0. Wood lawn. Absolutely the best collies at stud in the South. Write for pedigree. W. M. Stephenson, 30 Ashby St. 4-13-3 BARGAINS in 30 breeds dogs and stock; catalog Catalpa Kennels, Shelbyville, Ky. 4-27-4 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 streel 2-37• 14 FOR SALE Shetland pony, surrey and harness. Phone Decatur 32, M I. Stone. Decatur. 32-18-5 WANTED To rent, good horse or mule for three months for light farm work No peddling and no public work Best. <’are will he taken Address J T. Rustin. Route 1. Dunwoody. Ga. 5-21 45 FAIRLY good work horse, price. S3O. For information, inquire at 11 Jeannette st. John W. Gammon. Main 1969. 5--2-61 nne barrel vinegar. «>ne box supplies; James Rosenbloom << (’*• . one case shoes; F II Wai neck, one crate pictures. Mey pth Royal Spice ', one carload animal J food; Southern Bell Tel. C’o . one box telephone extension, one b«»x rope; Ameri can Press Association, one box stereo ! plates. G R. R-, < are Keyser, one box .journal brasses. King Hardware Co., one box lamps. J. E. Ruff, one box. Southern Bell Tel and Tel. Co , two hoxe<. Goodyear Tire and R <’o., one ’ case rubbei tires. K Burlogiani, four cases hooks. Ginger Julep Co., eight boxes extract. 29 packages glassware. W. Payne, one box quilts; Lilienthal Crock ery Co., one box glassware. E C lister, 17 boxes signs; McClure Ten (’ent Co , four boxes, one crate w ire goods; Capital «’it\ «’hair <’o.. one keg: Gate City Elec iri<- two boxes: F I Stone, two bun dles plows: Cook Hardware Co. one box hardware. Mrs. S J. (’rook, one barrel earthenware: Atlanta Leather Co. one box. Kirkpatrick Hardware Co., one box. Also to bp sold at same time and place about 200 other packages of various de scTiotion. D. B. CARSON, Agent. The eaFy way tn get help for hnu;e --o of) ••fflee , stor*\ factory or anywhere else !•- tn insert a small ad in the He’p v anttd clutnn? of The Atlanta Geor- Han. Jut! phon-' 8000 (cither phone) and the Want Ad will do the regt. 17