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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. For Sale —Miscellaneous. SPECIAL J 5.000 accident and health pol icy 510 per year. Covers auto accident. • Write for application blank. District agents wanted. Box 180. Loganville. Ga. 44-4-6 FOR SALE -One second-hand mantel and two folding doors. In good condition. Mrs. E. D. Davis, 376 North Boulevard. Bell phone 1245-J. For" SALE—I2OO-lb. ice capacity oak re frigerator; a bargain for restaurant or boarding house. Phone Main 3915. 626 Austell Bldg. 6 °- 4 : 6 FOR SALE--Plano that has only been used a short while. S6O cash, balance monthlv. These terms If sold at once. Call Miss Y. Ivy 1774 or at o 2 North Broad street. Automobiles. FOR SALE—Seven-passenger Thomas auto, four-cylinder. 60-horsepower, in first-class condition. Will sell cheap or exchange for vacant Int. This is no junk. 31 Inman building__ Main_2os J. AUTOS REPAIRED. Magneto and carburetor work a special ty first-class m-cl-anics llort guaran teed. Hartrampf A Yarbray lompa- Phone Main 3810. 56 Edgewood avenue. just below Equitable 81dg.4--.-5 FOR SALE—Reo runabout in perfect con dltion. If you want a car at a bargain that you can "do it with,” write J, W. Henderson. Mansfield, Ga.s-30- WANTED —To buy second-hand Eord model T two-passenger roadster at a bargain. Let me know what you have for sale Address S. C H , care Geor gian 6-3-1 FOR SALE—Five-passenger 1911 model Overland, In first-class condition; new oversides, tires and three extra casings Address Owner, Box 757. Atlanta, Ga? For SALE—Locomobile? in flrsGclass condition; run less than 9.000 miles; price, $ 1,125. I’. O. Box 757, Atlanta, Gn 6-3-22 Motorcycles. VOR SALE—Motorcycle; the Flying Mer ~je: 1911 model; seven-horsepower, twin cylinder, with free engine and luggage carrier. In perfect running order and a bargain at $l5O H. M. Gilbert, 116 Edge wood avenue. Atlanta. 6-5-31 ALL MAKES, SSO AND IT Largest mo torcycle dealers In the South; exclusive Southern' distributors for Indian. Ely»« ••'Austell Company, 35 North Pryor street S'"' 1-21-9 Money to Loan. IF YOU WANT MONEY, bring loan ap plications direct to us. We contract buildings and finance propositions. We buy and sell purchase money notes W<i loan you money or loan your money. Randolph Loan Co., 821 Candler Bldg Ivy 6069. 4-27-8 CHAS P GLOVER REALTY COMPANY LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. Established 1899. 214 Walton street. f>-l K-15 WE HAVE plenty of monej’ 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. WEYMAN A CONNORS. ESTABLISHED 1890 Mortgages or. Real Estate4-1-t ■ SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND, any amount; 6 per cent. Write or call 8 W. Carson, 24 South Broad-st. 4-1-17 Loans on Diamonds ; PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. "Collateral Bank," 256 Candler Annex. 8 Per Cent Per Annum. 5-11-52 JEWELERS AND BROKERS Al"''' 101 pet «»j llvl..„, fen, STRICTLY PRIVATE Without Lndorsenuint W i t h out Collateral Security Without Real Estate Securities Money loaned at LAWFUL RATES. NATIONAL DIS COUNT CO.. 301-2 Fourth Nation al Bank Building. ‘ ?-« 55 MORTGAGE LOANS on Atlanta real es tate. Established since 1889 S. B Turman & Co., corner Broad and \la hama streets. 1-1-20 FARM IX)ANS placed w anj arn< int on improved farm lands in Georgia The Southern Mortgage Company, Gould build ing. kll-J MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEO PLE. women keeping house and others without security; cheapest rates, easy payments Offices all principal cities. D ii Tolman Room 524 \ustrii building FOR SALE. TWO lots of purchase money notes; one lot of $2,00(1 sec ond mortgage, north side home Another lot SI,BOO, first mort gage unimproved property. Ti tle perfect In both cases Will trade for clear, vacant or de sirable equity, or accept small discount for cash. JNO. R. SCOTT. Phone 1889. 814 Grant Bldg Trunks, Bags and Suitcases. and repaired ROUNTREE’S 77 W B H T ® IX PHONES: Bell Main 1576. Atlanta 1654 Milk Depots. THE Houston st. creamery for milk and cream. Call Ivy 1253 Bell. 3-9 3? Stove and Range Repairing. "dan "THE FIXER. sell second-hand gas stoves We sweep chimneys. We take down heaters We sell wick and wickless oil stoves We sell gasoline stoves and ranges. Atlanta Shone 2235. 121 Whitehall st. Bell phone I. 2699. 4-4-7 Public Baggage and Transfer. M C. FURNITURE transfer; we pack and ship. M 5490-L. A. ISI9. 30 West Hunter Painting and Tinting. FOR THE BEST PRICES CALL R. B • Ktttm. M. 1458. 212 4.M NATL I BLDG. 5-11-24 Auction Sales. AT AUCTION. SEVERAL CONSIGN MENTS, INCLUDING A FINE LOT OF HOUSE HOLI) GOODS FROM 650 WASHINGTON ST.. CON SISTING OF ELECTRIC PLAYER PIANO, DIN ING ROOM, BED ROOM AND PARLOR FURNI TURE, AT 12 E. MITCH ELL STREET, FRIDAY, JUNE 7. COMMENCING at 10 a m. Friday we will offer to the highest bidder a fine lot of household goods, consisting of quartered oak and mahogany dressers and cb.iffonieres, Vernis Martin iron hedw, nut springs and mat ti esses, pil lows, elegant bookcase, buffet dining (.able ami chairs, hatrack, sectional bookcase, leather rockers, mahogany davenport, three-piece mahogany par lor suit, genuine leather reception suit, set of mahogany dining chairs, bedroom and parlor rockers in oak and mahogany, odd dressers, wash stands, brass bed, rugs, art squares, matting and Crex squares, hall run ner and many other things too nu merous to mention. Sale promptly at 10 a. m., Friday, June 7. CENTRAL AUCTION CO., 12 E. Mitchell St. AT AUCTION. A FINE LINE OF HOUSE HOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE FROM 396 CAPITOL AVE., INCLUD ING QUARTERED OAK PEDESTAL LINING TA BLE. BOX LEATHER ROCKERS, INDIAN RUGS. BUFFET, DOWN SOFA PILLOWS, RUGS, ART SQUARES, ETC., THURSDAY, JUNE 6, AT 143 SOUTH PRYOR ST. COMMENCING promptly at 10 a. m. to morrow (Thursday) we will offer to the highest bidder a fine lot of house hold goods, including mahogany li brary table, sideboard, dressers, wash standfl, mirror, library table, metal beds, toilet sets, gas stove, drophead sewing machine, picturefl, shades, bric-a-brac, china, rugs, art squares, etc., and many other articles too nu merous to mention, promptly at 10 a. m., Thursday, June 6. PEMBROKE SALES CO., 143 South Pryor St. Real Estate For Sale FOII SALE—By owner, 90 acres; Roswell road, charted, runs through It. P. (). Box 231 6-5-28 SIX-ROOM cottage in Grant park section: elevated lot; all modern Improvements anti equipped; owner leaving city and will sell at very reasonable terms. Phone Main 3937-J.6-5-26 THE HOUSE you build, buy or , rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for electricity. IF YOU HAVE property to sell, list it with us We sell it anywhere. Give us full description, price and location, and we do the rest. .1. M. & 11. J. Comer, Ileal Eslate and Renting. Union City. Ga 5-29-24 FOR a well located, well xnillt, modern seven-room bouse, good terms, see owner, 816 Peachtree street. Phone 80 Ivy. r L' ls p!!! ■ FOR QUICK SALE Large, attractive corner, on Luckie street; close in Ad dress Corner, care Georgian. 6-1-52 COLLEGE PARK six-room bungalow nearing completion; all conveniences and a lovely home; price $3,250; only $250 cash, balance easy W. H. S. Hamilton. Decatur. Ga. Phone Decatur 413. 6-3-2 FOR SALE. TIMBER LAND, in Ric’dnnd .Parish. Louisiana, near Ray ville, 1.500 acres. Will ent 8.000 feet to the acre. Land hiirh and fertile. Titles pcrieet. To quick buyer will give close price on this exceptionally line tract. •I NO. R. SCOTT. Phone 1809. 814 Grant Bldg. 0-3-8 ONE of the most beautiful homes In the city to be sacrificed; lot 100x403. plentx of shade, fruit, etc., h fine home; all com plete. See photograph in this issue. PRICE 12,250. SIOO ('ash and 520 per month ’■ARI'l N S’l’RFI’T, near Georgia avenue, nice live-room house; has sewer, water, gas and on a ’ot 50x140. See this at once. NO. 166 LUCILE AVE cash and $25 per month. If you will gt> tn this home you will find on* -f the prettiest five-room houses you ev«r saw has every convenience, ar ranged for four more rooms at a small I i cost. See this. S. B. TURMAN & CO. BROAD AND ALABAMA STREETS. Real Estate Wanted. WANTED Two-story eight-room house ! must deal with owner. Address Hmm . care Georgian. 6-4-12 Farms For Sate. Farm For Sale At a Bargain. 343 ACRES, five miles from county sue. Sandersville. Ga . four miles' from Worthen, surrounded bv good farm, r that own their land and horn.s. in reen of church and schools; has nh n ten-room I dwelling, good well water on porch, up- I stairs and all around downstair porch, variety of fruit large; scuppermmg arbor 25 pecan trees bearing; large clover patch two large barns, four good tenant houses about 250 acres cultivable, open land nice fish pond, plenty of water and pas ture: a nice home; desirable for stock, poultry or corn and cotton. For further Information write T. R. Duggan, Worthen. U*- 6-1-20 READ FOR PROFIT-GLUKO! AIN WAN I AU3-USE. I-UK RESULTS Business Opportunities. AV ANTED—Buyer for stock general mer chandise and fixtures, invoices $3,400. Box 7, Godfrey, Ga. 6-5-35 FOR SALE—Cheap, or will exchange for other property, complete shingle mill outfit; daily capacity 60 M. Ingram & Lovett, Coleman, Ga. 6- 5-38 FOR SALE A stock of very desirable merchandise, invoicing about $5,000 or less, at Hawkinsville, Ga., at a most reasonable price; the store room is up to-date, well arranged, and can be rent ed very low for such a desirable stand; reasons for sale, the manager is entering a profession and wishes to retire perma nently from mercantile work. This is one of the best agricultural sections in Geor gia; fine crops, fine schools, churches, ar tesian water and very healthy; be prompt; Address Smith-Knowles Co., Hawkins ville, Ga. 6-5-37 CIGAR STAND and soda fountain in heart of city for sale; other business demands owner s time. P. O. Box 231. FOR SALL Good paying bar room in fine location. See owner. 84 Decatur street. WANTED To buy small established drug business. Address J. 11. Summers, 103 Walton street 6-1-1. WANTED Partner with $125 for one half interest proposition; brings ssvo weekly; give telephone number. J . Box 902. rare Georgian. 6-4-2 FOR SALE Furnished hoarding house; two blocks from Terminal station; 21 boarders. Cal! Main t.’7B-j. 6-4-H FOR SALE The Benson Pressing (Tub and dry cleaning establishment. This is one of the biggest, busiest and best places for the population of the town in the state. Splendid location, ground floor, three rooms upstairs, nicely furnished for housekeeping: an ideal opening for mar ried couple. It will pay you to investigate this. Address Paul Benson, Newnan, Ga. 38-4-6 Architects and Builders. CONTRACTOR, cabinet shop: carpenter! furnished John Allen, 106-A Edgewood avenue. 3-22-41 Contractors and Builders I Will Finance You IF YOU wish to build; all kinds of build ers’ material for sale. B. F. Mitchell. 514 Austell Building. 4-25-14 ARCHITECT, contractor and builder cabinet shop: carpenters furnished. R. H. Jones. 190 Houston st. 3-21-12 HOME BUILDERS. HOMES built for cash or terms; archi tectural designs furnished free. Century Construction Co. 202-3 CANDLER BLDG. 4-10-35 Building Materials. “stuff beams" FOR BUILDINGS. AUSTIN BROS., Atlanta, Ga. -19-7 Hatters. OLD hats cleaned, dyed and reshaped; best work; prompt service; satisfaction guaranteed Out of town orders solicited Both phones. Acme Hatters. 10014 Whlte hall street 3-ts-$ Mattresses Renovated. WE MAKE OVER old mattresses; also furnish new ticking; best work; give us a trial. Acme Mattress Company. Jack son and Irwin streets. Both phones. -4-8 Sewing Machines. Wifi REPAIR any sowing machine. Work called for and delivered anywhere M McNair. 229-B Auburn avenue. 3-14 9 WE RENT new machines with complete set of attachments for $2 per month; also machines repaired; prompt Both phones 1893. Singer Sewing Machine Company. 79 Whitehall. 9-14-44 Monuments and Stone Work. ATLANTA GRANITE COMPANY. All kinds stone work. 17-19 Fraser-st. Pnor Main 3.540 1-5-47 ALL KINDS of cemetery work for 60 days at a big discount. Everything must and will ho sold. J N. Cook, manager, 82 East Hunter street 4-17-71 Office Fixtures. SHOP?~ CROCKETT & CARTER. 40-42 PETERS ST. BOTH PHONES. -22 8 __ v- Colored Undertakers. Fountain & Robinson, 223 Auburn. All. 5921-F, Night ivy 9609. 4-11-27 Fire-Proof Storage. WE STORE !I<’l SEHOLD goods and pianos. Office and warehouse. 239-241 Edgewood-ave. Ivy 2037 John J. Wood side Storage Company. Legal Notices. STATE OF GEORGIA Fulton County: E. H Gain vs. Euli Gain. Superior Court. July Term. 1912. To Euli Gato. Greding; By order of court you are hereby noti fied that on the 27th day of April, 1912, E 11. Gato tiled suit against you for a total divorce, returnable to the July term, 1912. of said court. You are hereby required to bo and ap pear at the July Term, 1912. of said court. T. be held on the first Monday in July, 1912. then and there to answer the plain tiff's complaint. Witness the Hon George L. Bell. Judge of said court, this April 1:7. 1912. ARNOLD I.ROYLIIS. Clerk. MOORE X POMEROY. Attorneys lor MooHE <Jfr JO.MEROY. Attorney for Petitioner. i:-.'.-;:i Notice oe amendmiwt t<> char’- TER OE CITY ol’" COl .LEG E PARK. Notice is hereby given that at the next session of the general assembly of the state of Georgia an act will be introduced the title- of which is as follows: "An act to amend, consolidate and su persede the st veral ads incorporating the city of College Park, in Eulton coun ty. Georgia, to create a new charter anti municipal government for said corpora tion; to decline . ’ rights ami powers of the same, and for other purposes. BRYAN S. HUIE, Mayor. This June 3. 11’12. E. O. WILLIAMS. Clerk. 6-5-13 'NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All creditors of the < state of S. C. White, late of Eulton county, deceased, are > . rebv notified to rmnler in their demands to tin undersigned according Ito law. and all per.ions indebted to said 'estate are required to make immediate | payment. Atlanta. Ga . May S. 1912. C H. WHITE. Administrator. .'.-8-19 GEORGI A ""EuTron t'ounty. Georgs r Phillips vs Mrs. Emma Lee Edwards Phillips. Mis Emma Lee Edwards Phillips: By order ”f court you are notified that on M.t\ 24. 1912. George T. I‘hillips tiled suit against yon for divorce, n ’ut liable to the St I'tomber term of said court You are reunited to be it the September term of said i .art. to bo held on the first Monday in S' i'■ mbi t to answer the plaintiff's cc’ei lamt. Witness the Hoti. J. T. Pendleton, judge of said court, this May 21, 1912. MINtiLD BROYLES. Clerk. Tie. Peeples X Jordan, Attorneys 6-5-42 Ask any business man and he will tell you The Georgian Want Ad columns reach more people and bring b. :tc: results that could not be obtained iu any other medium ip this section. ; Pou 11 try, Pet a I I <• 4 + ATLANTA QUOTATIONS. + i -I- June 5, 1912. 4* , <• + 4* <Corrected by McCullough Bros ) + t T Eggs—Fresh selected, no guineas -I . -J- or dirties, 18@19c; miscellaneous, + IS'frieiic; guineas and dirties, 10® y -i- 12tic. i* i 4- Poultry—Live per pound: Turkeys. 4- ' 4- 12%@15c; ducks, 10@12%c; geese. 8 4- , -J» @9c; hens, 13@14£; roosters, 8®10c; 4- broilers. 20®25c each, owing to size; y tries, 30®35c each. -I- 4- Dressed, per pound: Turkeys, 16 •? 4- ®l7c; ducks. 15®16c; geese, Bti 11c; 4- • 4- hens. 161117 c; fries, 30®35c; roosters, 4* ■ 4- 10® lie. 4- 4—;-4"4-4“i-4—?4—£.4-4-4*4-4—1—54—1-4—i—l—l—l—l- I BEGIN WHEN FOWLS ARE YOUNG. i It would be poot policy to begin in A ' the middle of win- £~\.({ C VICC ter to throw open the windows and . apply the fresh air trea'ment in full doses, to fowls that have been jZ. - used to hothouse I fit conditions, but by beginning in the rj , fall and getting / OUItW the birds accus tomed to the cold by degrees, they Ijnrlnr may be kept in a shed entirely open r <m the south side and not only live through the most severe weather, but produce eggs in paying quantities. As soon as the chicks are large enough to roost, an apple tree makes the best possible colony house. They may safely be left there until Novem ber. and the toughening process thus started may be followed up in a shed that is tight on three sides or in an open-front house that will keep off the snow and sleet, and protect from draughts, without cutting off the fresh air supply. Fowls reared and wintered under such conditions are in the best possible shape, when the breeding sea son opens, to lay hatchable eggs that will produce chicks with the vigor and stamina to escape white diarrhoea and numerous other perils of chiekenhood that just now are causing our scientific brethren so much trouble and loss of sleep. In my opinion, nine-tenths of these troubles are caused by pampered, sickly breeding stock. Don’t Fuss.—Don't fuss and worry over the little fellows. Feed and water them right and they will do the rest. Keep them clean and free from lice, but don't be stuffing them with food all the time. Let them do a little digging on tin ir own account. If they do go hungry' part of the day they will work harder. Feed what they' will eat at night, but don't fuss about them eating too little, or for fear they won’t get enough. And. above all, don’t fuss because they eat a good deal of feed. If they are not worth the feed they eat. get rid of them and get some that are worth considerable more than they eat. Don't Neglect.— Don’t think that the chicks will get along somehow. Don’t think that any old kind of water, hot, dirty, filthy or no water at all will do for the chicks. Give them pure, fresh water at least twice a day. Don't think that any old place will do for them to roost or hover in. 4 Keep it clean and you will prevent, to a great extent, lice, mites and scaly legs. Don’t neglect to feed them if you want them to grow, and remember that a growing chick should have something besides corn. And don’t think that because a chick can eat whole corn that there is no need to crack It. Don’t neglect to treat your chicks with gentleness. They will re spect you by doing and growing better. Again, I say. don’t rush. Use nature’s way, but If you can improve on it by the use of good common sense, do so. But do not omit common sense. And I say, don’t fuss. Do your part and the chicks will do theirs, if you do your part in a decent way. And. lastly, don’t neglect. Be not lazy unto tile doing of good work, es pecially where diligence may mean many dollars and cents and sense to you. All letters and communica tions on poultry matters and for the question and answer column should be addressed to POULTRY DOCTOR, THE GEORGIAN, Atlanta. Ga. Orpingtons. BA BY CHICKS from high class White Orpingtons, 25c each, in lots of ten or more. Charley Dobbs. Gainesville. Ga. 3-27-29 50 EARLY hatched Buff Orpington chicks to sacrifice quick. Bargain. Box 84. Arabi, (1a.6-4-15 FOR SALE Fifty White Orpington pul lets. laying every day; Kellerstrass strain: $3 each as long as they last to make room; ten cockerels, fine birds. $5 each Southland Poultry Farm, Clarks oni • __G a. 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 out to make room for young stock. E. H. Scott, Box 636. Athens, Ga 4-6-88 EGGS from finest White Orpingtons (Kel lerstrass) at reduced prices; $3, $2; also Black Langshan eggs. Gresentha Poultry Yards, College Park. Ga 1-13-10 R I. Reds BABY CHICKS from high class S C. Rhode Island Reds. 25c each. In lots of ten or more. Charley Dobbs. Gaines vllle. Ga. 3-27-28 jQI ALITY REDS. J. I. Hosford, East Point. Ga. 4-25-31 j , 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; $5 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. Garment Farm. Box 1711, Atlanta, Ga. 3-27-11 ’ ■ - -7 White Laced Red Gaines. WHITE Laced Red Cornish Indian Games, t A limited number of eggs at $5 for 15; t no stock for sale at any price. Gaymont ■ Farm. Box 1711, Atlanta, Ga. 3-27-12 Wyandottes. GOLDEN LACED and Columbian Wyan •tottes, S. C. K. I. Reds; eggs, $1 and $: per 15. W. D. Bennett, Molena. Ga. 12-13-33 Minorcas. I 4 BLACK MINORCAS Pape’s strain; ’’lay s .rs <>f large w hite eggs and many of r ihcrn,’’ eggs. S 3 for 15. Gaymont Farm. Box 1711, Atlanta, Gar- 3-27-10 und Live Stock Bantams. ’ BANTAMS—Game Bantams, Sebrlghts, • Butt Cochins. Carlisle Cohb, Athens. ' Gt. 4-36-M ; 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. 4-24-16 INDIAN RUNNERS—Fawn ami White and White ducklings, 25c to $1; eggs. $1.50 to $5; satisfaction guaranteed. Geor gia Duck Farm, South Kirkwood. At lanta. 67-1-6 I’l RE While Ronners that lay pure white $5 for 12. Gaymont Farm. Box 1711, Atlanta, Ga. 3-27-9 Eggs. ~~~ THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs, $1 per 15; $5 per 100. 126 Windsor st. Main 3588. 4-27-25 THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs, best strains. $1 per fifteen; guaranteed fertile. 285 Euclid avenue. Phone Ivy 958-J.3-12-49 FOR SAl.E—Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs, extra tine selected birds, non fadfng heavy laying strain; $3 for fifty, $5 per hundred. Mrs. Philopena Lowe, Route 6, Lebanon. Ind. 3-9-62 WHITE WYANDOTTE eggs from high class birds that are white to the skin, at $2.00 per fifteen; high fertility guaranteed. A. G. Wilson, Lithonia, Ga. 1-16-29 1 ' Miscellaneous Poultry. FOR THE BEST White Orpington stock baby chicks and eggs, write Charley Dobbs, Gainesville, Ga.; 4,000 catalogs ready to be mailed free. Write for one. -27-30 FOR THE BEST Single Comb Rhode Is land 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 PRINTING. WRITE tor samples. Etheridge Printing Company, 188 Madison-ave.. Atlanta. Gal 2-16-21 FOR SALE —S C. R. I. Red. S. C. Brown and White Leghorn and B. P. Rock eggs at $1.50 per setting; all fi’-st-clans 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 GOLD DUST strain S. C. Buff 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 B, Nashville, Tenn.; F. R. No ble, proprietor. 3-13-37 H. G. HASTINGS & CO., Seeds men for the South, 16 W. Mitehell St. Four city deliv eries daily. North and south side 9 a. m., Inman Park and West End 2 p. ni. Bell phone Main 2568. Atlanta 2568. "BUG DEATH" is the surest thing for killing potato bugs and all other insects that bother the garden. It is non-poison ous and is easily applied. Price, one pound package, 15c, postpaid, 35c; three pound package, 15c; postpaid. 35c; three SI.OO. DIP YOUR FOWLS with Conkey's Nox-i- Cide. Just the thing for killing mites in the poultry houses; is fine for disinfect ing brooders, garbage cans, etc.; is an ex cellent disinfectant for the household: one pint mixed with water will make 100 pints of disinfectant. Price, one pint. 35c: one quart, 60c; one-half gallon, 90c; one gallon, $1.50. CANARY CAGES —All brass, with and without wire gauze. Price, $1.25 to $5.00 each. FEED YOUR DUCKS the “Red ~Comb" Meat Mash. It Is a well-balanced food for both young and old ducks and chick ens If fed regular you will see that the egg-production will increase. Ten pounds, 25c; 50 pounds, $1.15; 100 pounds, $2.25. SWIFF’S BEEF SCRAPS are good, clean scraps, and are the scraps to feed your fowls. Seven pounds. 25c; 50 pounds, $1.65; 100 pounds. $3,25, Rabbits. FOR SALE—Six half-grown white rab bits at 75c each. Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Greensboro, Ga. 35-5-6 Hogs. FOR SALE —Ten young sows, well graded Berkshire and Toland China, due to far row soon: also one Berkshire and Hamp shire boar. Will sell the lot very cheap if taken at once. T. B. Ashford. 166 Peachtree street. 93-1-6 BERKSHI RES Fine registered stock: prices reasonable. Morris Farm, Clarks ton, Ga. 4-24-1 ' Cows. FOR SALE—One Jersey cow, fresh in milk. Also two other good Jersey milch cows. Bell phone Ivy 5192-J. 41-5-6 FOR SALE —Fine cow and calf. Call East , Point 263-J. 52-3-6 Dogs. ; FULL-BLOODED French poodles, fe males, two months old; $5 each. Apply 40 Alice street.s-1-34 ' FOR SALE—Small French poodle dog. three months old- (’all at 603 Sells ave i . AT STUD —Imported Southport Aristotype and Dan 0. Wood lawn. Absolutely the best eollies 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 SA LE <’>R EXtUi ANtTe” Fhie'TTmT bination saddle and harness horse Will sell or exchange for wagon horse. The best saddler and driver in city. M. Cop j>edg« Both phones 471. 32-5-6 GOOD. gentle horse for carriage .'Safe for ladies to drive. Telephone Decatur 46 ;>. 6-5-4 FOR SALE—tine rubber-tired runabout and harness; also one set surrey har ness. Call Atlanta phone 2298. 6-3-5 GEORGIAN Want Ads Are RESULT Getters Real Estate For Sale. For Rent—Houses. W. A. Foster & Raymond Robson Real Estate, Renting and Loans. Bell Phones 1031-1032. 11 Edgewood ave. Atlanta Phone 1881. FOR SALE. ONE BLOCK from a car stop on the De catur and East Lake car line, a brand new five-room bungalow on a lot 57 by about 400 feet deep, which runs back to the street car right-of-way. This place has not the city conveniences, but we be lieve they will be accessible within a few months. Price $2,250 on terms like rent. m e offer this property, both as a good home and a good investment, on account of its location and the depth of the lot. Before many years the rear of the lot will be more valuable than the front, as it fronts the car line. See either Mr. Rad ford or Mr. J. J. Hook. THREE ACRES on River car line; four room house, chicken house, fruit trees, etc.; $2,000. See Mr. White. A NEARLY new and very attractive six room cottage on Edgewood avenue in Inman Park, on lot 40x180 feet to a ten foot alley, slightly above grade. SUiis place is a splendid value for $4,100. Very attractive terms. See Mr. White. IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN. WE CAN PLACE IT. FOR RENT. 15-r. h., 48 Hemphill aves6o.oo 9-r. h., 296 Forrest ave 10-r. h., 65 Houston 50.00 9-r. h., 368 Luckie st., June 15....1? 1 - 1 ” 10-r. h., 3 Baltimore block 35.00 8-r. h., 30 East ave 9-r. h„ 42 W. Baker st 50.00 8-r. h.. 315 E. Fair st 31.00 WE PUBLISH A WEEKLY RENT BULLETIN, giving a good description of erything we have for rent. Get a copy. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT. 12 AUBURN AVENUE. PHONE MATT? 6W. FOR RENT BY E. RIVERS REALTY COMPANY 218 SOUTH FORSYTH STREET, ten rooms two stories; ail conveniences; house in good repair; only a short walk from center of city; only $35 per month. 9 BALTIMORE BLOCK, between YVest Peachtree and Spring streets, nine rooms, three stories, brick; first-class location with all city conveniences; $3» per month. 354 CAPITOL AVENUE, near corner of East Georgia avenue, eight-room two story house, in perfect condition; fine location; all conveniences; $35 per month. 64 EAST GEORGIA AVENUE, near Washington street, seven rooms, two stories. This house has all conveniences; splendid location; house in good repair; $27.50 per month. 27 EAST ALEXANDER STREET, between Peachtree and West Peachtrei streets, we have this first floor five-room apartment; gas, electric lights, steam heat; S4O per month. DUTCH COLONIAL Three Bedrooms, big sleeping porch with a living room that re ally has individuality. Furnace, screens, garage—eve ryth ing built to live in; 60- foot lot on Piedmont avenue in the prettiest part of Ansley Park. A home for persons of taste and refine ment. SB,OOO and worth it. CHAS. P. GLOVER REALTY CO 2 1-2 Walton St. FOR SAI R NO. 157 WALTON STREET. A (Right at Marietta Street.) T TXT T T ' ot is 50x14,i feet <o alley. Well V I E ° r QUick Sa,e ' Prict WOODSIDE THOS u Mtr REAL BARGAINS. SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, close in, north side; large east front lot; $3.700; on terms. "THREETum >M COTTAGE, close in, for $450. Terms, SSO cash and $lO per month L< >T I«*-ge one; close in; on north side; SSOO, on terms. ——————. SIX-ROOM granite-front bungalow; Colquitt avenue; $5.000, on easy terms ~— ElGHTdilHlil east front home; steam heat, etc,; $6,500; on terms. ~ EIGHT-ROOM steam-heated jam-up proposition; Inman Parki large level front lot, 79 by 200. Price $7,750. east too-FOOT FRONT, within a stone's throw of Georgian Terrace; at s~4so~per foot* EAST FRONT LOT, between the Peachtrees; $2,000. ' ~ • WILSON BROS. REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND LOANS 7«1 Empire Building. Main 4411-J Night No. Ivy 4070-J North Side Residence ON EIGHTH STREET, 200 feet from Peachtree, in one of the most de sirable and fashionable residential sections and one of the highest loca tions In Atlanta, we have one of the most beautiful, up-to-date two story, eight-room residences to be found In Atlanta. Furnace heat electric lights,, large fine lot. Part of purchase money can run five years at 5 1-2 per cent. This is certainly a daisy. Price SB,OOO. A. J. & H. F. WEST 218-219 Atlanta Nat ional Bank Building. ( A L? pT IT \’ P* JUNIPER STREET HOME. IN the best part of Juniper street we have a beautiful two-story eight-room RT7*- a T 'TXT house With five bed rooms, downstair. UvAL 1 Y finished in mahogany, furnace and fix- place in every room This Is one of th. prettiest places on the street, and is on (''HX/TP A M V ?r larße 1 I o, , o0x30 « 'o alley- Price. $8 000 I XV -L 1 ./A. 1X 1 Terms Let us show you this. ... J? eal Estate, Renting. Loans &I1 Empire Bldg. Both Phurnu 15X9. FOR RENT. 292 RAWSON STREET. OUT ON RAWSON STREET, at the above number, on the corner of Cooper street, situated on a high point of Raw son street, and on a corner lot with plenty of shade, we have a nice two-story ten room residence with an attic. This house is in nice clean condition, has several nice cabinet mantels, tile hearths, electric lights, gas, three baths, stationary wash stand, sink in the kitchen, china closets, nice hall, lovely front and side porches, in a good neighborhood; on a car line, convenient to schools and churches, ana within close walking distance of the busi ness portion of the city. Price, sso. 82 PARK STREET (WEST END). ON THE LEFT, going out Park street, in West End, we have a nice two-storj ten-room residence, with gas. baths (on’ or each floor), sink in the kitchen, sta* tionary washstand. 'Phis house has lovely cabinet mantels and in nice firsrr- wig condition. Has servant’s room in the basement; situated on good lot, o 0 by 100 feet, in first-class neighborhood, on car line; convenient to schools and churches. Has nice front yard with shade. Price, SSO.