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PENCE SECTION-NOW ON THE MARKET i:% wRIIIiuMBr ■ '1 | r't ... jjji :? ®lXu-*:^Ow* i&sSSr£l ffia J* 11 * iO%y .''M. MBBBIfe < .- xwßijpL' w$ six ? v . ?• ■?• Tgarw?*^~ -i mi£. a f’4' :^*- ~V‘f't ■ '• : '' - -r.wwgH^'vj®S^M , ® i ''''"’w . I ' & ■ " --- -<?> e ' t z''* ' “i’ v’ a< \ *'■-''?■ gjgjjp \ v gHt. rf _ ffe' jr ' nn’ncßT bij'i aLL-v V\ P'V'*n II X V\S /W -I -r.-nTft—!-■■ ;n lese “places. ’ ii each “place” are two streets as shown in the picture, and between these two tny are the property of the people who own the lots facing them. z>ri car linesi is ‘Places” which go through Fortified Hills and sc entrances to the homes. No car line can ever tin homes are built Neither can the magnificent >e ised fcr other than park purposes. bn trafifc in front of their homes. For these re private streets leading to private residences. *t ied Hlls is a restricted residence section. A rc or a meat shop or a saloon or any place of bus vus developed for homes and only homes will be :t >ns so that everything has been provided, as far aunt, comfortable and happy for residents of e b I bl ■ KKuSty v g - ; » h '.'Jr W ok whichruns through the beautiful park in Edwin Place. This rm, art nft.he children whose homes are at Fortified Hills. i on kl oiw* c CALHOUN, AGENTS J& Co., and Chas. H. Black fit - - - ATLANTA THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY. JUNE 29. 1912. 4VV ** V**V* XZ T»V* XZ **XZ* .XZ J XZ XX a M * V* - O ——— Dr. Grove realized that it required more than the house alone to make a home. He saw that flowers and trees and pleasant surroundings were needed as well as the house. It takes time for trees and shrubbery to grow as well as for workmen to do development work. And that’s why Dr. Grove was never in a hurry to allow his prop erty to be placed on the market. Time and money and a small army of workmen and engineers have now about done their work. So now we have been able to secure the control of this magnificent residence section and we make this announcement that it is on the market. It requires a visit for one to become enthused over this delightful section. It looks so different from ordinary residence sections which are generally offered home builders. It shows for itself just what care and thought and money and efforts to beautify have been expended upon it. All this was done by a man who didn’t need his money back in a few months. He could afford to spend the fortune necessary to develop it properly and according to his ideas of what would make a section for homes—not simply houses. . Now that his task has about been completed; now that the trees have grown and the shrub bery is a delight to the eye, he has allowed us to assume charge of the property and offer it to home builders. We are offering it on terms which are just as interesting as the property is beautiful. We real ize that the people who are going to be happy in homes at Fortified Hills are salaried people who want and who appreciate the beautiful in residence sections as well as the wealthy do. We know, too, that these investors are those who do not find it convenient to write a check for the price of these lots—investors who want time in which to complete their payments and who need money for the home building. That’s why the terms are so reasonable. But that’s another story. It is one we’ll tell you about when you go out to see fortified Hills. And when you see it, you will become enthused like others have become enthused and we believe you will appreciate just what has been done to make Fortified Hills the ideal residence section for . the man of moderate means. We have a beautiful illustrated booklet which tells all about Fortified Hills. It shows some of the delightful parks and drives; the rustic splendor; the quiet exclusiveness and some of the cozy, beautiful homes. It pictures happy children about pure springs which are cared for and protected The recreation park and the playground problem has been solved at Fortified Hills. It is a place where the children can play and romp without the mothers to dread the trolley and the auto mobile. It is a place where they can breathe pure, fresh air and grow strong. For the air is pure and invigorating in Fortified Hills. 1 his property looks down upon Atlan ta with the dust and dirt and smoke common to all cities. It is considerably higher than the city and from the Hills may be seen the city twenty minutes away by trolley. But let us take you out to this ideal suburban location—the place where every home owner lives in practically a private park. And remember that there is not a location in or near Atlanta where lots can be secured with the attractions this property offers or with the restrictions as to race, cost of houses and the like, at even double the prices at which these lots will be sold. All these advantages, together with the prices and the attractive terms we have to < •/** 1 T T ‘ll r , 1 , . 1 • . 1 _ _ _ 1 _ _ _ * offer, make Fortified Hills one of the most attractive real estate propositions ever of fered to investors in Atlanta. We would like to talk to you about it. And anyway, let us send you one of the handsome booklets which tell and picture the beauties of Fortified Hills. The ideal residence section for the man of moderate means. ■ -——l I WQO^ y y ~ A sl<> V?WiMWw*B 1 ' f Zv aFv» W»^ii^.7v''>-^WW ! »>«. ■ , - • »-»’r> > ‘>*!®&*< e. This is a picture of Evelyn Place, and shows with what pride Fortified Hills home-owners care for their lawns and beautify their homes. It would not be nearly so beautiful and attract ice if there were trolley cars running in front of the doors. 19