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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: READ FOR PROFIT — GEORGIAN WANT ADS— USE FOR RESULTS Matrimonial. 25‘i a tine foe ads under this head. GENTLEMAN wishes correspondence with girl between ages of 20 and 30: 'dew of marriage; correspondence guar anteed personal. Address United Slates. 1* O- Box 411. At!anta, Ga. 50-21-5 Milk Depots. THE Houston st creamery for milk and cream. Cali Ivy 1233 Bell 3-9-3? Colored Undertakers. Fountain & Robinson. 523 Auburn. All 5921-F; Night Ivy 3609. 4-11-27 Hatters. OLD hats cleaned, dyed and reshaped; best work: prompt service; satisfaction guaranteed Out of town orders solicited Both phones. Acme Hatters, 10044 White hall street. 3-16-3 , Fire-Proof Storage. W«? STORE HOUSEHOLD goods and pianos. Office and warehouse. 239-241 Edgewood-ave Ivy 2037. John J. Wood side Storage Company. Public Baggage and Transfer M C FURNITURE transfer; we pack and ship M 5499-L, A. 1319. 30 West Hunter. 3-12-f Sewing Machines., ' WE REPAIR any sewing machine. Work called for and delivered anywhere M. McNair. 229-B Auburn avenue. 8-14 9 ivr RENT new machines with complete set of atta.chrn.ents for 12 per month; also machines repaired, prompt delivery. Both phones 1893. Singer Sewing Machine Company. 79 Whitehall Building Materials. “steeiTbeams FOR BUILDINGS. AUSTIN BROS.. Atlanta. Ga. . _ 4 19-7 KING HARDWARE CO. Builders' hardware, supplies, •'julpment and tools of all kinds. 63 Peachtree-st, 2 13-7 Discounts On Roof Felts. TOP OF ATLANTA gone to the bad. I, sell roof paints, repair all kinds of : roofs J. N. Little, 83 East Hunter st. ' Phone M, 3927-J. 4-24 12 j Office Fixtures. ~ "carpenter sfioP. CROCKETT & CARTER, 40-42 PETERS ST. BOTH PHONES 3-22'8 Monuments and Stone Work. ATLANTA GRANITE COMPANY. Al! kinds stone work. 17-19 Fraser-st Phono Main 3.-40- 1-9-4. ALL KINDS of cemetery work for 60 days •a’ a b<g discount Everything must and w4M be said I N. Cook, East. Hunter street. 4-1' -~1 Plumbing. Plumbing and Steam Fitting • H. C. Gullatt Plumbing Co. *9 'N FORBYTH ST. IVY 43 79. AT LANTA 723 4 18-57 I Tailoring, Altering. Cleaning and Pressing. CLEANI'-G. pressing ana repairing nest " ~r-ly don* at 426 Houston st. Atlanta 4tSl 3- -in T . • ■ BROOKWOOD DR V CLEANING AND PRESSING COMPANY. W, Peachtree and Fourteenth streets. Ladies' and GentJem-n's fin* garments cleaned, pressed, altered and repaired. Ivy 5386 ■ Mattresses Overhauled. BEST work, reasonable prices; new ticks If desired Give us a trial. New Jack eon-Orr Company. Both phones 4-22-4 Stove ana Range Repairing. DAN THE FIXER. sell second hand gas stoves. We sweep : chimne-s. We lake down heaters. We ' sell wick and wickless oil stoves. We sell gasoline stoves and ranges Atlanta i-t-onr 2235 121 Whitehall st. Bell phono $t 2699. <4-7 Trunks, Bags and Suitcases. RETAILED AND REPAIRED ROUNTREE’S 77 V S LL PHONES: Bell Main 1576. Atlanta 1654 Builders’ Column. Contractors aud Builders. 1 Will Finance Yon IF YOU wish to build all kinds <> f build ers* material for sale R F. Mitchell, ,-<it \ur-tel! Building 4-25-11 ARCHITECT, contractor and builder, cabinet shop: carpenters furnished. R. H Luaes. 190 Henudon _st._ ’ 2L-12 HOME BUILDERS? HOMES built for cash or terms; archi tectural designs furnished free. • Centurv Construction Co. 720 EMPIRE BLDG. 4- Architects and Builders. CONTRACTOR, cabinet shop; carpenters - furnished. John Alien. 106-A Edgewood avenue 3-32-48 —:-.VW -L—*■" *~ L.- I Painting and Tinting. BEST PRICES CALL R B EMBR . . M. 1455 318 ITH NAT L BANK BLDG. 5-11-21 Clothing. Clothing. TROUSERS IROUSERS A beautiful assortment of them for AND BOYS at \V. H. MOOR’S WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE. 62 P P~t Mitchpll Street. , ' COME AND CEE—TELL YOLR FRIEND? ABOUT IT. Mattresses Renovated. WE MAKE OVER old mattresses also ; furnish new ticking; best work; give ua a trial. Acme Mattress Company, lack- , son and Irwin streets. Both phones. 5-4-8 | For Sale—Miscellaneous. NEW rubber tfres put on your baby carriages, repairing Phene h-y 307 6. Robert Mitchell, 2_‘‘J Edgewood avenue -5-9 | SODA FOUNTS Bargain in new and sec- • ondhand soda fountains: easy terms; write lor prices t U 3ox 1022. Atlanta, [ Ga 3 7 ? WE RENT good pianos, $3 month up. We sell good pianos. $5 ninntn up Bargain in second-hand. 5100 up R P Bevht Company. 110 Temple <*nurt building H«MI phone 667 Main, 4- 33-20 " TTTTscreensT ' BE SI :E and see our screens and get our pi ors I < fnre buying Kane Blind and Screen <*•>. J .1. Crawford. 202 Kiser Bldg M. U>29 Atlanta Toni and Awning Co,. MAM’F.M’TI RERS high grade tents and awnings 39U Luckie st. Ivy 5667. -J6-54 SEE our line of Wagner go-carts We also re-tire go-‘'arts. 415 Marietta si. * 1 >anta Rhone 1797 4_-2 2- 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 get U. S. C. 5-1 0-43 THE ATLANTA I’I’HOLST EK- ING CO. BEG to announce the opening nf their nm shop at 171 Whitehall strep’, where th'ev make a specialty of REPAIRING and REFINTSHING of ail kinds of furniture; all work done by expert mechanics. Esti mates cheerfully furnished. Phone Main 8475. or call in person. ATLANTA UPHOLSTERING COMPANY. _______l.7l WHITEHALL ST. 5-20-3 Cotton Seed Hulls. F. R Logan * Co., I _ Ga, BARGAINS IN “USED PIANOS. Very fine upright piano, only $167. i Everett upright piano, !on]y S2OO. Good upright piano, onlv jsßs. Kranich A Bach square, $47.50. Fischer square. $50.00. Several good organs, all in good condition. S2O up. Easy payments. i ('leveland-Manning Piano < ’onipany. 80 N. Pryor. WILL SACRIFICE for cash or exchange two Regma music boxes, $430 and $350 Mahogany and oak. Five-cent slots. Practically new. Operate anywhere Great money makers. Box 361, Greenville. S. C. DUN TLE Y PNEUMATIC CL EANS ER > remove dirt and germs from rugs, car pets floors etc., vacuum cleaners from $32.50 up: vacuum sweepers. $9-75. C. J Daniel & Co.. 416 Fourth Nat. Bk Bldg 12 -2J I FOR SALE AM.” bicycle' will takc'SlO. Phone Ailanta 2703. 5-22-6 ; FOR SALE < >n» handsome Heywood Bros.’ baby carriage with basket hood Hop; as good as new. cheap Xpply 114 i (Tew st. 31-22-5 ! FT’RNUH'RE"”TvnV SALE swell front sideboard, extension table, china closet, '.six spring seat dining chairs; all quar tered oak and of good appearance, also one handsome velour couch, one parlor ■settee, and one large, new rug: very low I prices to close nut. Can be seen at 677 West Peachtree, corner Thirteenth. Take n u khead car. p-'- ' PORCH FCRNITCRE” jslD Solid Oak Swings, full bolted $7.50 is 6 Solid Oak Swings, forest, sls Fiber Rush Swings, ex- tra large $12.50 s3s Fiber Rush Suits, three pieces $27.50 $9 Fiber Rush Tables, round lop $11.50 $8 Fiber Rush Rockers. largo $4.25 $7 Fiber Rush 'Rockers. ... $3.75 Also special discount on all rugs and art squares. Our Special Porfh Rocker, worth $4.00, for $2.75 (’HAS. S. ROBISOX FI'RXI TURE COMPANY. 25 and 27 E. Hunter Street. 5-22-24 FOR SALE. Two double dra>s. Three single dra>s. Two double sets harness. ’Three single sets harness. Two good top buggies. Two sets buggy harness. One American multigraph. One Rotary Neost>le. one complete Seven head good work mules. In first-class order. Apply at J. D. Frazier X- C<» . Corner Foundry st. and W. and A. R. R. Roth phones 1124. FOR SALE—One new Royal typewriter machine, one refrigerator, one bed. for sale cheap, on account nf leaving town. *142 CTr-w street 52-22-5 For Sale—Miscellaneous. Specials For Thursday. 415.(10 Fiber Hush Rocker... $3.75 ! 84.50 Brumby I’ondi Rocker $2:98 ,f 40.00 Brass Bed $29.75 '59.00 Fell Mattress $7.50: ■ $2.50 Lm-e (‘urlains $1.49 $1.50 Lace Curtains 98<-: $4.50 Brass .Jardiniere $1.98) Most complete line of Porch and summer Furniture. Rugs and Draperies in the city. We'll save you money. Terms, if desired. (loldsmit h-Acton-Wit herspnou ('ompany. (12 Peachtree. 01 X. Broad. Lifetime Furniture. Wanted—Miscellaneous Wan ted We pay highest cash prices on household goods, pianos and office furniture Cash advanced on consign metit.s. Springer’s Auction House. 2S South Pryor-st Be.ll phone Main 1526. WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for household good*, pianos and office fur niture Cash advanced on consignments. r >n’ra! Auction Company, i? East Mftch clLst Roll phone Main n 424 R 26 2ft • 151’5 men's old clothes and shoes Drop card I 5-1 14 DROP A (’ARD Will bring cash for old clothe? and shoes. 'The Vestaire. 166 Decatur street. 3-7-8 B EST CASH prices f«r .fiirnl tuiTi household goods and office furniture. Pembroke Sales Co, 143 S. Pryor street. R°ll phono Main IST 4-5-25 1 yt fl i. GIVE rraLip price for sec ond-hand suit men’s clothing; s’zo roat . about 37. Aildress D. A. ¥.. B<»x 20. fare; Georgian. 25-21-5 Miscellaneous. •■'.EA’EN - PASSENGER touring rar for rrnt In day . hour or trip. Long distance trips h specialty Phone Main 3301. or addresw ; Automobile. - ’ N.n. 1. rarr Georgian -22-20 HAVE vacant lot to exchange for-small used car. 1912 model. Write “Auto.’’ care Georgian. 35-22-5 Automobiles. REPAIRING. STORAGE. PE \CHTREE GARAGE ORES, TUBES AND ALL OTHER SUP PLIES 828 PEACHTREE. IVY 2272. ' 4-10-26 ! WANTED Second-hand automobile, <ta»p year and lowest cash price \ddr rt ss 3- V No dealers. Box 687 care ! Georgian i-17-8 FIVE -PA SSENGER EDMORE-~36- horke- I power: 1911 model; practically new. run, iess than 3.000 miles; fully equipped; in' first-class running order, cost $2,000 when new; owner out of city and must sell; i bargain. Hartrampf Yarbray Company, i Phone Main 3810. 56 Edgewood avenue, ju !t beh ■' Ej" I able Bldg 4-22-5 | W ANTED- 'To buy at a reasonable figure. ■ one. two or four-passenger car Must; be a bargain, or would rent a machine for 1 two months Box 688. care Georgian -20-49 > CAN store few automobiles. <’all and see W. <». Jones, 35 South Forayth <street, 1 S2-2D5 i WANTED To buy a good second-hand I automobile: must be in goo<l shape and [ cheap. Apply --14 Empire Bhlg .*-21-36 I BEA I *TIFUI. Baker electric; new batter- i 'ps; car in splendid condition; $250. Xd- ; • Irc'is Rox 523. rare Georgian. 41-22-5 ; M T<’»Mobile'S for rent by day, hour or trip. Sterling Auto Service. Phone Main 3381. Sunday phon*, Main 468. 5-22-21 Motorcycles. A i?i. MAK ES $’ 3 AN D L P I,a rgest mo lorcycle dealers in the South, exclusive Southern distributors for Indian Elyea- Vußtell Co 35 North Prvor-st 1-21-9 F< »R SALE Cheap. Twin motorcycle; guaranteed in absolute perfect <<»ndi ti<»n. < 'all or address 507 Gould Bldg 1 5-22-12 Purchase Money Notes. sl(i.db() for Purchase Money Notes on Hand. Fulton Investment Company. Grrpn. Tilson A' McKinney. Aliys. 12<H-6 Atlanta National Rank Building. Business Opportunities. S'J’T’DIO- SSOO. other business causes forced sale. Ground floor. N. sky light Opp. Candler Bldg T. R. Math ews. 117 N. Pryor M. 2769. 4-18-56 m >ok i.< Wii rts' bprorttuNiTY Wo want the name of everyone interested in the Booklove-’s' Contest. How would you like to.have the assistance of several iiterar.v people? Send for particulars im mediately. ‘The Select 'Title Club.” P < » Box 102. Nashville. Tenn 35-20-5 WANTED—Good honest energetic person with $1,500 to $2,000 to take interest in very profitable business Now paying 20 per cent; and take charge of hooks. Good salary and guarantee of 20 per cent i ••n investment. Box 501. care Georgian. 1 I NEED A PARTNER for my rapidly grow ing business. ]t is a splendid . chance for some young man of good character and ability, small capital nec essary; onl> young man who cares for that kind of a business need inquire. Feders Employment Agency. 253-254 Candler Annex. 104 N Prynr. 5-22-49 Railroad Schedule. SOUTH ERN RAILWAY? PREMIER CARRIER <>E THE SORTH" \RRI\ Al. AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA Th** following schedule figures are pub limbed (imy as information, and are not i guarantee*J No. Arrive l , 'roin INo Depar t To 35 Now V. 5:00 am 36 New V.J2:15 am 1.3 Jaxville. 5:20 am; 30 CoTbus 5 jo arn 43 Was Ton 5:25 ant 13 Cinci. . 530 am 1 12 Sh'port 6.30 am 32 Fort V. 5:30 am : 23 Jaxville 6:50 am 35 B !:am . 5 1’» am I •17 'Toccoa, 8:10 am 7 Chat'ga 6:10 am! Het’in . 8:20 am I R'inond 6:55 am I. 29 New Y 10.30 am 23 Kan 7:00 am 8 t'hat'ga 10:35 am 17 D »'un’k 7:15 am 7 Mat on 10:40 am 29 T; ham 10; t 5 am ' 27 Fort V 10:45 am 38 New V.11:01 am 21 t'oTbus 10:50 am 40 Charl’e 12.00 n n 6 ('inci 11:10 aru 6 Macon 12. to pm: 30 R han 2:30 p.„s 30 \ e w V 2:45 pm I • r> » o t p 1j tn pr| ( 1 5 <’! at’za 3on m-,; (’harfo'e 3:5." pin Kham -t.lO pm. 5 Macon t pm;*lß Toccoa. 4.30 pm 37 New X . .'»:00 pm 22 Cnl bus 5:10 pm . 15 Bruns k 7:50 pm 5 Cjncl 510 pm , II R'inond 8.", n pm J 8 F..rt V. 5:..‘0 pm ’4 Kan <’ *:2O pm 25 Hnflin •'» i.» pm I Ift Chat’ga 9:35 pin 10 Mac*m >3opm | 2° t ’oTbu- tn 2 n pm t| \A asi* n i $1 Fort a in :’5 pm 24 Jawiilp '• ?n pm < R'ham U-‘ nA ngt 11 Gh port 11 tn pm ! ' H «'ipri 11 on rm 11 faw«l|e 11 ,rt pp; J Tvs 1-- marked thus '''*s run dally. *x cen f ur.da'' i -Br. f .'me. ! t.ih Ticket Office. Lr- 1 Peachtree St. ’ Auction Sales. 'TatauctTon. THE ENTIRE FURNISH INGS OF AN OGLE-i THOHPE APARTM EN'l’. INCU’DING FINE BED ROOM. PARLOR ANl)| KECFJTION ROOM? FTRNITUKE, ART SQUARES. HALL RUN NERS. F/l’C.. FI?I DAY. MAY 21. AT 12 EAST MITCHELL STREET. <’<»M M ENCING at 10 a. m. ErL'a? w e will offer to the highest bidder a tine lot <»f ; household goods, consisting of several tiro dressers in quartered oak. mahogany and Circassian walnut, two brass l»eds, , National springs, felt mattresses, feather! pillows, bed threads, several *.!-in< h post iron beds in Vernis Martin, parlor suite, ? center tables, leather rockers, fumed oak,' llbrarx furniture, refrigerator, porch fur niture. ’’rex rugs and early English fumed oak. pedestal dining table, brass cos;inn er. and mahogany rockers ami chairs, mahogany filing <abinet and typewriter desk, box seat leather dining chairs in oak and mahogany, also a lot of sample furniture, including dressers. rockers. > chairs, etc., rugs, art squares, hail run-i ners, malting squares and main other I fine household goods to ’he highest bid der. Friday. May 24. at 10 a. in. ('entral Auction 12 E. Mitchell St. AT AUCTION. THE ENTIRE FURNISH INGS AND HOUSE HOLD GOODS FROM 118; E. FAIR STREET. ALSO ()Tll ER CON SIG NA IE N TS, INCH’DING SECTIONAL EIGHT-UNIT MAHOGA NY FINISH BOOKCASE. OAK DINING SUIT. BUF FET. PARLOR SV IT. BED ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE, CHINA, I BRIC-A-BRAC. GLASS WARE. ENAMELWARE, RUGS. AR'T SQUARES, ETC., THURSDAY. MAY 23. AT 143 SOUTH PRYOR STREET. PROMPTLY AT 10 A M . Thursday, wo will offer to the highest bidder a nice line of house furnishings, including eight-unit bookcase, mahogany li brary tables, refrigerator, buffet, oak dining suit, quartered oak bedroom suit, metal beds, springs, mattresses, combination bookcase and desk, hall rack, sideboard, leather couch, baby's collapsible go-carl. graphophone, i screen doors and windows, chiffonier,! dressers, waahstands. Morris chair. I rockers, dining chairs, mattings, art' squares, rugs, mirrors, clocks, pic tures. bric-a-brac, china, glassware, i enamelware, kitchen utensils, sewing machine and various other household * articles Sale begins promptly at 10 ‘ a. m . Thursday. It will pay you to a 11end. PEMBROKE SALES CO.. 1 13 South Pryor Street. AUCTION SALE. I{estaurant Equipment. 1 Atlanta Terminal Company. At 10 a. m.. Tue.«<lay, May 28. 1912. on basement floor under baggage drivewa? ; north side: Atlanta 'Terminal station. At lanta. Ga.. wo will sell at public outcry tn the highest bidder for cash, all of a lot of high-grade chinaware, glassware, cnffee>urns. dishwashers, plates, and other kitchen fixtures. H. T. PAi'E. Superintendent of 'Terminals. i 5 22-11 Stocks and Bonds. white' PROVISION COMPANY Good ■ dividend paying stock in White Provi sion Company; getting better every year; paid 12 per cent last year; pa\ more this. Buy any part of 40 shares of this stork. Realty 'Trust Company stock. P. o. Box 580. Atlanta. Ga. 60-22-5 Money to Loan. MORTGAGE LOANS on Atlanta real es tate. Established since 1889. S. B. Turman & Co., corner Broad and Ala bama-sts. 4-L-241 FA 1711 LOANS placed in any amount on I Improved farm lands In Georgia The Southern Mortgage Company Gould building 7-11-1 i Money supplied salaried 'peo ple. women keeping house and othere without security; cheapest rates, easy payments. Offices all principal cities. D. H Tolman, room 524 Austell building WE HAVE plenty of money to lend at. lowest rates on Atlanta i and nearby property, either for straight or monthly payment plan. Also for purchasing pur chase money notes. Foster & Robson. 11 Edgewood-ave. WHYMAN & CONNORS; ' : ESTABLISHED 1890 M 'gages on Real Estate 4-»-I • Ft-rTmLASE MONEY NOTES I will buy for a client either first or second mort gage notes on Atlanta property Have SIO,OOO 10 invest. J. M Worsham. ’*oß’ Third National Bank building Ivy 5626. 2-6-47 SPEPIAL HOME; FUNDS TO LEND ’any I amount; 6 per cent. Write or call. S. W. Carson 24 Sooth Sroad-st 4 1-17 Without Indorsement Without Collateral Security Without Real Estate Securities Monev loaned at LAWFIM. RATES. NATION Al. DIS COUNT CO.. 301-2 Fourth Nation al Bank Building. Loans on liianioiids t PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. ; ■(’nlla to: a' B.ink,” 256 (’andlcy Annex 8 Per <h‘nt per Annum 5-11-52 | , | E ASY \l')\|;Y fi'r siilaried pen-I pie s routs per annum at V.'. -Jr -. n" >o. I’lirchase ! i niog." nolny l>n>) ? 111 >1 IpID 1 p . L-blg . 22 12 .'.-'jtith Eroad a ; n-3 5' Poo II try. Pet and Lave Stock i •*'••J••F•|••F*S••i**«•*^**^“*i*“^**i**i**^**^"*^•*^**•* - •••• < *•**• < *7**•* • T ATLANTA QUOTATIONS. * y May 22. 1912. d* Iv (Corrected by McCullough Bros > -j« •r Eggs —Fresh selected, no guineas %• iv °f dirties, 17’- ''/!£< : miscellaneous. v IVa itiKc; guineas ami dirties. 104/ , 12’y <' * i Poultry—Live per pound: ’Turkeys. -J* . •y 12 1 .• 'a 1 s< : : d.icks, KK/I2’ 2 c: geese 8v ■ •I* '.'r hens, 13<qil4r; roosters. 8fQI0c: %«i v broilers. '.•»*?/35c each, owing to size; 1 ; X fries. 301? 35r each. ! > y I »rev.’ ••<!. per pound: Turkeys. In (y '/!7; ducks. 18<u20c: geese. l ol ® -r :•> 12’, <-. hens. 16& 17c; fries, 22<f724c; y V roosters, 10©lie. *r SOUTHERN (MERCI AL <’< »N --FEREN< E : In April at Nashville. Tenn.. 4 was held a con- • ferenee on poultry raising. The . meetings wore u.l- Qf)} dressed by John 1 A. M urkin, of Nashville; Mrs ih r Florence I’orbes. ///v jof New Decainr, A !a.. and H (\ rj Pierce, of the bu- /OU 11/ P t eau of chemistry of the department of ngri<-uli’ire, at / fnrlnr Washington. Mr. •<— lUf Pierces paper on the ’■Prope» Marketing and Handling of Poultry and Eggs" was- greeted with much applause and occasioned inter esting discussion. Resolutions were a h»pted urging the extension of poultrx knowledge through schools, < nilego<. farme s institutes, poultrx associations, conunerclal or -1 ganizat ions and othi 4 legitimate j channels, and urging in. the name <>f iiho commercial congress that the ; American Poultry association bond i’s ■ efforts In the same direction, by the I publication of articles relating to poul try subjects; and to encourage the writing of text book< 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 ami 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. SUMMER POULTRY EXHIBIT The Poultry Item, published at Sell ersville.' Pa., announces an annual in ternational summer poultry exhibition at Atlantic ’’it', to be conducted by The Poultry Item during the summer nf 1912. A concession of 10,000 square fpet has been obtained, and it Is pro posed t«» have the birds shown in pens. Competent judges will be secured and valuable-prizes offered. For further in formation in reference to the poultry exhibit, entry blanks, shipping lags, etc., address Charles T. Cornman. Poul try Item, Sellersville. Pa. For floor space for the concessionaires, address I M. N Faulk, care Million Dollar Pier, I Atlantic City. N. J., <»i The Poultry litem, Sellersville. Pa. I W. F. Kirkpatrick formerly' <»f the Rhode Island agricultural experiment I station. Kingston. R L. has been ap ' pointed to succeed Frederick H. Stone burn. professor of poultry husbandry |at Connecticut Agricultural college, I Stor’s, <’onn. Professor Sronebijrn jgoes to Philadelphia to take charge of ‘the agricultural advertising of a re ; (’ently organized advertising agency. All letters and communion lions on poultry matters and for the question and answer column should be addressed ta POULTRY DOCTOR. THE GEORGIAN, Atlanta, Ga Orpingtons. BABY CHICKS from nigh class White Orpingtons. 25c each, in lota of ten or more Charley Dobbs. Gainesville. Ga 3-27-29 FOR §ALE Fifty White Orpington pul lets. laying every <iay; Kellerstrass strain; $3 each as long as they last to make room, ten cockerels, fine birds. $5 each Southland Poultry' Farm, Clarks ton. Ga. 1-20-3 FOR SALE 'Two pens S C White Orpingtons, three pens S C Black Or pingtons. from 25 to 100 in pen. Prize winners in all pens. Closing ont to make 'room for voung stock E II Scott. Box I f>36 - Albert. Ga I 6-88 i EGGS from finest White Orpingtons (Kel lers! r ass) at reduced prices. $3. $2, also ; Black Langshan eggs Gresentha Poultry Yards, ’’ollege Park. Ga 1 13-10 FOR SALE. S. (CIxYSTAL White Orpingtons. A few trios ial $lO. sls. S2O. $25, S3O, 0535. Also li\<‘ prize hens, one rock and one <*o<-kerel, winning at Ilalton. (ia.. and jChattanooga. Tenn., shows, i ■ W rite for priees. DEO. .M. MOSELEY. Menlo, (fa. Money To Loan. hG -- JEWELERS AND BROKERS 301 peters / A? BfDG PHONE lit ' j STRICTLY PRIVATE I If "roT ’ want .mo.\u;y, Tu mgOoitn ;<u plications din ct t«> us. We contract ; buildings and final propusit !<»ns We : bu\ and sell purehas* l m«»n» \ notes W ■ b>an you mom*\ or man out money. Ilandolpb Loan <'-• 821 t'andler BldK : Ivy 5066 1-27-8 M’HAS U <■;!.«'WEB KEALTY <‘(»MP\NY LOANS <»N BEAL KST \TE. Esiablifsheil 1899 2’.. Wah«»n street 5-18-15 attia G 1 .T..,:y....; 5 .:;; ' r ■■■■■■■ Legal Notices. NOTICE OF SALES OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT WESTERN AND AT j I.ANTW RAILROAD. Tb ■ fe!lo n ‘ n £ im«d frei&b‘ re. mauling mi hand six moitthc. one dai and Plymouth Rocks. ! WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS My en- ' tire flock on forced sale. Every one a : winner If \ <»u want something tine t j that's cheap, address Walter M Rogers, J th ilia. Ga. _ I | \S BIRDS have proven their’ supe riority for me at every show they were 1 i ever entered, they will d » the same for •' I you. Every pen is headed by a prize- 1 j winning cock or cockerel that is mated J t<» pullets and hens of known quality. 1 on accourH of the lateness of the season J 1 I am going to reduce my prices to 82.50 ' per 1.5. Raby diicks a matter of cor respondence Elmhurst Poultry Farm, I Jefferson. Ga. 3-2-8 , Games. | i FOR SALE Two Dominecker game hens > and one eock; first money’ order for $7.50 ’ gets them R H Crawford. 'Tiger. Ga. 5-18-40 j. DARR CORNISH -Bred from the best I imported birds in this country Won in Atlanta January. 1912; first and second ■ ockerel. fi’st and second pullet; American Cornish Club ribbons for best cockerel an<! best pullet and other good prizes. ( limited number eggs -for hatching: $5 and $lO per setting W rite F. S. Cates, Doug las. Ga 1-17 36 I DARK Cornish eggs remainder of this season. $1.50 per 15; chicks for sale Mt - X G Miller. Louisville. Ga. 39-11-5 Wyandottes. G’fLIiEN LACED and Columbian W’yan 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. Garment Farm. Box 1711, Atlanta. Ga. 3-27-11 White Laced Red Games. WHITE Laced Red 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. 3-27-1? Minorcas. BLACK MINORCAS Pape’s strain; "lay ers of large white eggs an<l many of ihonc eggs. $3 for 15. Gaymont Fa-m Box 1711. Atlanta. Ga 3-27-10 Bantams. BANTAMS Game Bantams, Ssbrlghts, Buff Cochins Carlisle Cobb, Athens, Ga. 4-26-1 S R I. Reds. BABY CHlt KS from high class 8. C. Rhode Island Reds. 25c each, in lota of ten nr more Cnarley Dobbs. Gaines ville. Ga 3-27-21 SI N( ; i JUC< »M B REDS now leading ail breeds in New York egg-laying Con tes’. and leading all utility breeds in con test at Storrs. Conn. Our Reds big lay ers. goiMl shape and bright color. Tomp kins '■drain; $3 a setting: reasonable fer lilily guarameed P Whiling, care Geor gian _ qi’ai.ity itKHs. XT" Bosford, Haft Point. Ga. 4-25-31 Houdans. FOR SALE ’ Faultless” Houdans: this strain has been egg bred from trap nest records since April, 1890; I have bred them twenty-one years for great layers i anti twelve years for large size chalk r white eggs These fowls are extremely hardv; have neither comb nor wattle to freeze and are the best ail winter layers In open front coops ‘‘Faultless” strain Houdans have won every blue ribbon at New York. Boston. Chicago and Phila delphia shows for past six years; eggs ano stock sold on honor; send 10c for the largest illustrated poultry catalogue ever Issued If tn]!« 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 retarv Houdan chib, Cambridge. N Y 3-11-49 HOUDANS from the beat exhibition and pgg 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. Cock. $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. SIO.OO eggs the next, two weeks for $5.00. Rendotte Farm, P. 0. Box 300, Atlanta. Ga. 4-24-J6 INIHXn RUNNERS Fa wn-and-white and white: ducklings. 25 cents to sl. • ggs. $1 50 to $5: satisfaction guaranteed Georgia Duck Farm. S. Kirkwood. Allan ta. Ga 84-18-5 SPECIAL bargains in true lawn and White Indian Runner ducks i for next 15 days, as I must have room for growing stock ; are lay ing now. Model Poultry Farm, i‘’The Earm of quality.' Colbert, Ga 4-23-7 ’ Pl ItF WHITK Indian Klinner duck .'KKS fol short while at $4 per setting Eng lish Pencil Klinners, laying $6.50 trio. C. Slowarl. Decatur. Ga. 41-21-5 PI'RE \Vtilte~Kunners that lay pure white eggs: $5 for 12. Gaymont I*arm. Box 1711. Atl.-in'a. Ga. 3-27-9 The easy way to gei heln for house work nttire. storf. factory or anywhere else is to insert a small ad in the Help Wanted columns of The Atlanta Geor gian. Just phone Bmm (either phone) and the Want Ad will do Ute rest. loi-g.-i addressed 1- consignees in At and »»th*-r cities and towns in the -ii.iie <•: Oeorgia. will ho sold to the high bi<i<ie? at public auction in the com- : pain - freight house in the basement of, Mi*' St< iriei Kmer? building. corner of |‘r;i< I. • street and railroad. Atlanta, I I'b.m s<ia\. Ma 1912, unless said freight ’ foi charges p:\id and property i mo'cd before date "f sale. Sale will be gl!) ’ tji a in and continue until ihe . i propel t ' IS disposed ofl prior, one barrel household goods. i . hairs \tlanta Gauge Co., on? box i j siings Mrs Kelly R<»me, one barrel i i tic -ms. one ' rale earthenware; W B. i Bush*', one sack castings; Dunn Machin- I j :J |\ Co, one case cans; II K <’ahiwe'!, !<>ne box household goods; Mrs. Hose Mor i : s. <.ne barrel notions, one crate earthen ware. Rome Seale Mfg <*o., 30 rotton < hoppers. 30 bundles wheels; R I». Whit - aker seven boxes medicine. one box ad v. riising mutter. Atlanta National Bank. <»nc box soan. one !. x tinware; D. R. Wilder A <’o. twelve eases wrapping pa pet George <Tom. one box hooks; Gen. Mfg C» . four boxes machinery; Browder- Mangci, one box advertising matter. E. H. Johnson C*> two barrels candy; .1 B. -Dorsey, ope box notions; V Goldberg, two bundles chair- one bundle tables; Geo. w Mueller a- Co bne box marble; Emei spii Smith A Co . mte saw '• i> Regb's. six e»atc? steel boxes, one barrel i.inware: shn cis Choc shop, f.-n rgjf" crape iujcc- M Rich y Eror two flres-srr*. Randal »v porch coltimn. ->nr pipe. I -<i w. 'G ope bo % earthenware, ’tm.; 'A.jrr, -nr >•!!?’« eW'Hff Hi.o’hm* 11 Kier . one box postcard: . T. J. Andcr? m, Eggs. • THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs, best strain, ♦! per 15; guaranteed fer tile 285 Euclid ave. Phone Ivy 958-J. -12-4* EGGS tor hatching Single setting, $1.50; two settings. $2.75; 50-egg lots. $4.00; 100 iots. $7.50; Ruff Orpingtons. I<. Reds. S C Wb’te Ltghc. -.s, Ua; Large flocks- \b v t- ship in< promptly. Choice stock at low prices, I TU duck eggs. $1.50 per twelve. FL W. Burke. Macon *2-22-41 THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs, $1 per fifteen. 126 Windsor street. Phone Main 3588. 4-27-2$ EGGS from high class S. C V7 I Reds, Now is the time to set eggs to get ths '.•est colored nirds. Write at once for my illustrated catalogue and reduced prices. Joe 1 Wallac? Halton. Ge 5-1-6 WHITE PLYMOHTH ROCK eggs at $2 and $5 per Lt. White Leghorn eggs. $1.25 oar 15. Coke Davis. Box 934. Atlanta, Ga. 2-27-2 EGGS FOR HATCHING I—Mottled Anco~ na.«u $2 per fifteen: Rose and Single Comb Reds. White, Partridge and Silver Wyandottes, $1.50. Ruff Orpingtons and Black Minorcas. $1.25: S. C. Brown Leg horns. $1: Indian Runner ducks. $1.50 pet* twelve A few more trins of ducks, • W E Railey. Commerce. Ga. 72? WIUTE“WYANDOTTE^eggs from higb- < lass birds that are white to the skin, at $2.00 per fifteen: high fertility guaranteed. A G, Wilson. Lithonia, Ga. 1-16-20 FOR SALE—Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs, extra line selected birds, pon fading heavy laying strain. $3 for fifty 7 , $5 per hundred Mrs. F’hiiopena Lowe. Route 6. KELLERSTRASS White Orpingtons; two years a breeder; showed four times; won ten firsts and nine seconds: eggs re duced from $5 tn $2 balance of season. .1 W Fincher, Buchanan, Ga 4-37-12■ Miscellaneous Poultry. FOR THE BEST M’hHe Orpington Tock baby chicks and eggs write Charley Dobbs. Gainesville. Ga.; 4.000 cataloga ready to be mailed free. Write for one. 1-87-3# FOR THE .BEST S. C. Rhode Island Red stock, baby chicks and eggs, write Charley Dobbs, Gainesville, Ga ; 4,000 catalogs ready to ba mailed FREE. Write for one 3-27 81 GOLD DUST strain S. C. Burt Leghorns; the finest exhibition and breeding stock, at bargain prices. Eggs from special matings, 31. $1.50, J 2. $2 50 and $S per ae'ting Oak Hill Poultry Farm, Routs 8. Station B, Nashville, Tenn.; F. R No ble, proprietor. 3-13-37 POULTRY PRINTING. WRITE lor samples Etheridge Printing Company, 188 Madison-ave., Atlanta. Ga. 12-16-81 FOR SALE—B C. R. I. Red, S. C. Brown and White Leghorn and B. P. Rock eggs at 31 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. -21-36 BARRED ROCK EGGS from prize-win ners; first pen cockerel bred. $10; sec ond pen. $5: pullet bred pena, $5 and $3; eggs from utility birds. $1 per 15. balance of season. $6 per 100: S- C White Leg horns. 32. S S. Hamburg $1.50 per 15 M H Collins. Fairburn. Ga. 1-17-30 H. G. HASTINGS & CO., Seeds men for the South, 16 W. Mitchell St. Four city deliw erics 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, bush arid pole Lima Leans, beets, radish, lettuce, mustard, kale, onion nets, cucumbers, squash, car-, rots and okra. ‘ BUG DEATH” can't he brat as a bus: killer It Is just the thing for killing aL kinds of insects that bother the garden. It is non poisnnoua and is easy to «Pb)L One pound box. 15c: three pound box live pounds. 50c. pounds. . SI.OO, U by mail, add 10 cents per pound for post age SINGING CANARIES Wo have just re? celved a beautiful lot of St. Andreasber ger Rollers They are all In full song; Price. $3.00 each Cages, $1.26 and up HAVE you noticed any of your hens drooping around picking themselves for some time and finally dying on the roost’ If so. and you will notice more closely around the poultry houses and the nest boxes, you will find the cause, which will mote titan likely be either mites or lice.. We ran supply you w'ith Conkey'e T.fquWl Lice Killer. Nox-I-Cide and Lice Powder. It will pay you to start war now, instead of waiting too late. - FT~Ts TOO BAD to have little chleka te begin to die oft after you have had such good luck with them It is e good idea to keep careful watch and see that they are not troubled with head lice, in* digestion, white diarrhoea, etc. If you find that they are troubled with any of tite above, just phone us and we will tell you what you need fer them. Dogs. FOR SALE- Female black-and-tan toy terriers. Perfect little beauties. H. Roqtiemore, Mansfield. Ga. 50-21-6 AT STUD —Imported Southport Aristotype and Dan O. Wood lawn. Absolutely the best collie# at stud in the South. Write so pedigree. W. M. Stephenson. 30 Ashby Si 4-13-3 BARGAINS - in 30 breeds dogs and stock; catalog Catalpa Kennels, Shelbyville. Ky 4-27-4 Horses and Carriage#. 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 FOR SALE —Shetland pony, surrey and harness. Phone Decatur 32. M I Stone, Dfecatur. 32-18-5 WANTED—To rent good horse or mule for three months for light farm work No peddling and no public work Best care will be taken. Address J. T. Rustin. Route 1. Dunwoody. Ga 5-21-15 FAIRLY good work horse: price. S3O. For information, inquire at 11 Jeannette st. John W 'lammori. Main 1960 5-22-61 one barrel vinegar, one box supplies; James Rosenbloom & Co., one case shoes. E. II Wat neck, one crate pictures; Me?- ers Royal Spice Co., one carload animal food; Southern Bell Tel. Co.. one box telephone extension, one box rope; Amer’- • •an Press Xssociat ion. one box stereo plates. G. R. R . care Heyser. om !»).. journal brasses; King Hardware Co, one box lamps; J. E, Ruff, otip box: I Southern Bell Tel. and Cel < ■ . two | boxes. Go<wiyear Tm and R Co., one > case rubber tires; l< Burlogiani. four leases hooks; Ginger Julep Co.. •>igh-_ (boxes extract. 29 packages glassware. A. I Payne. ore ‘ Rh*.. •. tovk- 'cry Co., one box gla:?sv.a! c: rj. <'. 1.-ester. 47 boxes sign.*, o< • ».ue ten t <*V : Co.» four boxes, <me crate camuM <’ir\ <’hair one >\pg: <"»ate </. V WteA tric Co . tv." boxes. K. I Slone, two vuxo dies plows Cook Hardware <’o.. box hardware; Mrs S J 'Took, one barrel earthenware Mlanta Leather Co., on© box Kir! '»ut ri ck Hardware Co.. »>***-’ \lso to he sold at same rime ano p*ace about 200 other packages of various de scGnt ’on L>. B. CARSON, Agent , ,i..v v :>< to get ’lelp for «... I. Mftter t'.'re. factory o ; anj where a e]-so o in jn »rt a 'small ad in the H"lp Vanfi.i 'lumn' of The Mlan'a Gent*- tian. fii~' photic snno !«ithe r phone) ■ ,n<j the Want Ad will do th- rest.