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18 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. Business Opportunities. ' ~ if yoe ‘ CAN invest $125. can sell you half Inter est in business that \\ iTT pay yon sP»‘> ; per month net and will iwt you s ilarx of .SSO also Call «it 228 Whitehall, between 10 and 12 tomorrow. B. M. Hall. ♦■2-7-!' PARTNER vanted with not less than S4OO. Must l>* honest and sober: no boohs desired Splendid opportunity to make a fortune. .Uidress <; B. '-are! Georgian. F<STQi i<’k~s X Ei< cheap stock ■■ f ‘ millinery, gocd location, no opposition; ; best reason for <<4l Eg. splendid chance for investing small ea’*!tal. Xddros Mil liner. Box SOO. care ' <<»rgian. 6-11-4 FOR” SALE- (Jenera merchandise bus ness in good town. T’:<r< is connected with this bus ness lumber, shingle and building materia' ■ <'. auic mobile and garage iwisiness also meat market. The am«»un. •>! business ’i'.w i done is $25,000 to $.!W.000 per y. a: I Ids amount can be dorbk <> About > Ouo will handle Box bi::. ahsg’l. <:.♦. 4' - == Real Estate Fur Sale FOR .SALE BY (AVNER An :i tt: active I bungalow, six rooms and bath, built just : one vear ago. Nb»d» rn plumbing, hot and cold’ water electric lights.. telephone 1 Large, new hen Ihris'-s and runs, splendid garden, tine si. uh *■ This Is on a ; large corner lot. f< • t front bv 178 feet : deep. Well fenced. In North Kirkwood I on main I'ocatur -ar line Will make! reasonable terms to right part} I ’JV' 1 phone Decatur 2! 1 >■ «»4 NEW. altrnetive hum- mi Clhto-| * kee avenue, within one door of] <lrani park. -I l‘ • 'lark. Main I 4672-3. Close-in Num Bungalow. WITH AM. modern < -<>nv« I'jfno storm- sheathing with flooring. .--olid brick foundation, gas and electric light:-. < hina closet built in. good closets, wails l.alid sonteh tinted, within Uh -mile circle; US walk .of all business ano railroads. For quick sab will take *3,800; eas\ I terms. <'. I! Haskins, owner. .707 Gould Bldg 7-9-29 NORTH SIDE HOME. ON i;O(ih street, eight rooms, well built and finishes. handsome china < 1oj»i built in: all rooms large, with so < iall\ ample elost ts. mis and elect tie light -. hoi h furnace heat and grau-s. piazza Hi feet wide Will sell (<•’ .'ti.ouo -nd taJv a lot in part pavment. U. K Haskins, owner, SOHlould Bldg. COLLEGE I'AltK. new six i oom bunga low on large shade.l )ot; best location and close to < ar; all < onvenienres; well built and handsomely finished: tegulat $3,750 home 1 must sell .it m< « . m* count other oblip j ! ion.-. cud will make price of $3,250, wo: otil> S3OO cash. Im not miss this splendid Bargain. W. 11. S. Hamilton. Owner. Decatur. Ga. Phon* I teeai ur 413 7-9-1 FOR SALK M' < I’l.’tx in suburban home at Hapeville Bargain. Address L. F. CftTC Georgian, or pi.ore Hast Point 85-.1. 917-6 buy property at yom own price by attending, our auction ale next Thursday, Jul' 11. 1:30 p. m Wo sell the southwest < orm t <■» bilmrn Ave and Fort St., consisting «?; three stores mi Auburn Ave and tw< stores «>n E-»rt St We also will sol! No-- 211. Liu, 248 and 254 Auburn Ave . and three lots on Wheat St., consisting of two stores and three residences < »ur signs are on the proper ty. Go <ut ami se. this property; then call at office for plat, terms, etc. E. Rivers Realtv Company, St“vt R. John ston, anrtiomci 7-6-’>B ]• (>R SALK Eleven and om-halr acres of land in Kirkwood. Iwo blocks tro.n car; watt rand sewer; will cut IS big lots, can make some one $6,000 in *•“ days See us quick if yon want to make quirk money. Atlanta Suburban Ib ally < 31 Inman Bldg. 7 3-33 FOR SALP. Mhouse and lot. ♦’: .• Pied- | niont Av< . 60x145 fret; 8 looms, iaun- | dry and baths furna. Terms \d dress I'oom 312 Impel ial I "t« Mr. Mad K DeLeon. F<)R SALE M ■ house ami h i «25 I 'o< mont Ave. 60x145 feet. 8 looms, laun dry ami baths, furnace. Terms \dnrr-s 312 Imperial Hotel, Mrs Mm \ K De Leon 7 MB. BEAL ESTATE M.\\.| BEAD THIS. 200 f.'l'i V LOTS, three quartern of a mile from court house, in Dublin, Gemgia: 7.000 population; ’he only < ir\ in G<e>»-- gia “Dublin" .Hl >h< time Lots can -a - ily be sold for SIOO and up. Also, 25 rrcres •■! good hum Jami i'tst 1 outside of j\ limits, smtable tot dairy or truck farm, entire proposition for $12,500 one-third cask balance one and two vears. *<ldr# sII -M Burch. Dublin, Ga 7-4-36 FOR SALE By owner. ni< t elevated res idence lot on outh side, ;n growing section; nothing els- like it in this sec tion at lh« pis- <f >so''. • I) teims of SSO cash and sls per month Address *• . 'T McED'oy B's Whilel all st \tlanta phone 401. 7-4-33 DO Y( H W’.-lj ■ own 1 i.onw ? $2 lots I In Kirkwood. to Hi per cent j firs’ pa'.m-i'i Gemgi M.tv ’’o.i Bell phone 1 ;Har 352 6-13-12 | FOR SALE M> c'-uity in six-t<>om house ami r Im. south, sine \<idt<‘ss F* • * 1' \ phone B ••" - 20 '' Tilt-' IIOt’SE you build, buy or rent will not be a nioih-ru home unless it is wired for electricity. 4-IS-i9 ! For Exchange- Real Esta’e. ABOI’T ’OO m les ot good land on South ern railwa’' ami Tallapoosa river, about 68 mil*»s from Atlanta Will exchange for AHapt. o|tna Give legal and full de scription oi c opei • \ offered Address 7-0-20 Hr>TiJ. 20 •oms. for sale within 35 miles A’lar a will exchamre for cut over lands •■:• unproved farms <»r for nr< p-rtx on D nur tar line W D_ Th'Wh ' . < 'he -t< r. S. ♦ ’ 7-* Cemetery Lot Wanted. WANTED Small lot in Oakland cemeterv, well located. Apply Barclay A Bran don Company, 101 Marietta -tree!. \sk for G. H. Brandon. ■ ’■ 10 Farms For Sale A VERY desirable and well improved farm for sale Write for particulars O. B Whitelaw. Sr. Brownsville. Tenn. Route 3. 55-7-1 Contractors and Builders. 1 Will Finance You IF" YOF wish to build: all kinds of build ers’ material for sale. B. F. Mitchell. 514 AustHl Building. “HOXIE Hl ILDEI.’s HOMES built for cash or terms; archi tectural designs furnished Ir. e ('piitiirv ♦ 'oustfiit-tion < o. 2021.3 <’ \NDLER Bl.l>< 1. 4-10-35 Monuments and Stone Work. '~2TtIaNT \ GRANITE COMPANY, All kinds stone work 17-19 Eraser st Phono Main 3540. 1-5-47 Building Materials. STEEL BEAMS F< iR BI II.TtINGS AUSTIN BROS , Atlanta, (la. 4-19-7 Painting and Tinting. FOR THE BEST BRICES R~B EMBRY M 1455. 318 4TH NAT'L BHD? 4 sent .i le-io- <>r telegram to the anrw.i, Would xou” The same Is ti .. ' n ■ -..-t iio tons n-o dium to 1 : . .• •».. • ■ v th, right wav -The Georgian Want Ad way. Poulltiry, Pet and Lave Stock Dr. <’. A. Cary, Jof the Alabama j t.'olloge Station, makes the follow - ing suggestions regarding t h < muintenanee of I sanitary condf t lions in poultry ! raising and the treatment of cer tain eommon pottl t r y t roubles, o hi' h ft Is believ ed will be useful 1 to those wily are I ■•ngaged In the i business on either a large or a small scale.. Pure water and wholesome f. -'d are of < ions<- prime requisites, of the first. Dr. Cary says: Water -The waler supply for poul try should be the very best. Fresh wa ter in clean, uneontaminat.d vessels i should he kept constantly within reach ‘of the chit k'-ns, or all kinds of poultry, ; especially during the hot weather. Good well water is preferabh to running sur. ; face, wat'-r. I’l'do l' il earthenware jV' -seis or any form of water vessel I should be so const rut ted that it can be ieleaned; in fact, it should be cleaned daily with boiling hot water. The relation <>f the feed to health is I thus explained. I'' ''l The feed Is responsible for the health, growth and flesh of poultry. Young chicks are often overfed and us ually fed in filthy places or in unclean troughs or vessels. More young chicks die from overfeeding and sour, ferment : mg', decomposing feed than from any ollnr cause. Especially is this true where mashes or liquid or moist feed is used. Some poultrymen use milk with bread or coaise meal In it. Milk is a good food, but if given to chickens it must be fresh or it should be boiled or cooked with the bread or meal in it and fed as soon as sufficiently cooled. Always feed it in clean vessels, not in too large quantities, and never leave the excess to sour. In feeding milk and all forms of moist feeds to chickens be sui-c to thoroughly clean and boil or scald out the feeding vessels once or t wice per day during hot weather. Look well to the chick feeds. Many of them ate made of refuse corn, wheat, sor ghum, and other grains. A.s a rule it is best to make your own mixed grain feeds, and then you will know the qual ity of '‘ach'graln ingredient and will not be compelled to pa\ grain prices for the heavy gilt that is so plentiful in Hie average mixed eheeken feed.* It is cheapest and safest and best for the health and growth of the chickens or o’lier fowls to buy the separate grains and the grit and do your own mixing. 'file arrangement and management of the poulttx houses ami yards an shown to have a most important bearing upon the health of the occupants. Arrangement and management of houses, yards, etc. The chicken houses should be separated from all other buildings, and all the sides should be of lattice work or, quite open during the sumemr. The nor: h, east and west.may be closed during late fall and winter. Th<- doors, roosts, and m ats should hi 1 arranged as to be readily removed, i leaned, ami disinfected. Portable or I movable ehleken houses are useful :f iso built that they will n<>W come to i pieces when moved, in eases of infec- Ition with disease germs, or of infesta itlmi with mitts, intestinal parasites, ; lice, etc., it makes the work of dlsin l ctlon and eradication of parasites . more . asilx and qnicklj’ anil permanent. |h done if the house can be quickly I moved ton new uninfected locality. Most chicken coops are too close, too ; hea\'v, and too Inconvenient to clean. Some one shuld invent a "knock-down") brooding coop that can be cleaned read. | ily. and one that will not easily break.] and it lain llrmness and solidity when set up. Tin' yards and runs are usually too sm.ill and insufficient in number. Poul try ffn n can greatly lessen their work by having large yard or runs and many of them. R I. Reds t'< »R SALE R. I Reds. I eock and 7 lions. SIO.OO. Beautiful birds; sacrifice orb 585 \X I•• •«•», •h ’ if.- 7• 8j 5 IT\ i:i'.i's J. 1 Hosford, East Point. Ga 4-25-31 Orpingtons. FOR s\LL Two pens S. C White (u ;»ingtons, three pens s C. Black Or pingtons. from ‘.’s to 100 in pen. Prize winners in all pens. Closing out to make room for young stock. E IL Scott. Box f. 36. \tb.ens, Ga. 4 6-88 Seal Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. i *4.250 • \\ .st End bungalow; six rooms with stone front. Eurnace. Large lot. 50 by 1IM). This is n beauty, ('an arrange terms. 56.500 Inman Park bungalow. The prettiest .me in this country Has every convenience, anil all the beauties Can arrange easy terms, l.el us tell you about it $7.5..(> one of the prettiest eight-room brick veneer homes on north side, on east front lot. Can arrange easy terms. You won't find anything like this j in years to come, so you ought to see this place Martin-Ozburn Realty Co. Third National Bank Building. Phone Ivy 1276; Atlanta 203. UCOIt ACREAGE EOK Slit-DIVISION. I A | > I-C I7* "N.* Is' I I'll l N t hree miles of ear shed and on a V_T 1 v 11/ god street, with good frontage, we have I> Is \ T I V 7 anil is rlKtll ,he territory that is build- 1\ 11 1 I Ing up fast; there is good money in this tor some one. The price and terms are \ 1 I * right Come in to see us about this. S— xy- Vll XV. IX4 1 Heal Estate, Renting, Loans. 511 Empire Bldg. Both Phones 159?. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE STOCK in a going concern right here in Atlanta, guaranteed dividends 10 per eent per annum, payable quarterly; all or part to one party; good equities 5 or clear lots considered, north side preferred. JOHN R. SCOTT. Phone M IM? 814 Grant Blog. WILLIAMS-HARTSOCK CO. REAL. ESTATE AND Bl ILDERS FOURTH NATIONAL RANK BUILDING Phone 2106 Main. TAKE \ \T No. 63 CLEBURNE AVE This is a new double-floored and storm-sheathed home, built <>f the very best materials; steam heat, tile floor 7 <»n front porch and in bath, hardwood floors, birch doors. stone mantel, exposed < < i’ing beams bookcases, walls tinted in rich colors, dressing room with large plate glass mir ts in doors, which gives a beautiful effect, plate rack, butler's pantr\. < Inna <-l<»s»-t, splendid basement. This is located directly in front of Judge Palmer'.-. I• •autiful home 11 is fresh and new No one has ever lived in it All we ask you to do is to take a look at it and then come tn see us Our 4 price is tight and terms easy 4 . No. " MXRTEE STREET. Here is an eight-mom two-story home, located on a corner lot. will either sell or exchange, will takt vacant property as part i pa \rm nt BA IB iA I N - STEW HEATED XPARTMEN'IS Jus* go out to No. 300 West Peachtree t street md you will find <ome of the nicest “NEW" apartment in tb» city; absolutely evrr> known convenience to the apartment Will rent \<m one READ FOR PROFIT— GEORGIAN WANT ADS— USE FOR RESIL S Ducks. FOR SALE- Indian Runners; pure white and fawn and white ducklings. Eggs at cut prices for two weeks Georgia I nick Farm. South Kirkwood. Atlanta 53-7-9 .79 WHITE |{urmer - ducks7'will sell by the • trio or tlie entire lot to one party: will ship on approve! a sls a trio; the best;] leaving, reason for selling; five first prize' Fawn and White; won first at Macon | state fair, 1911; Atlanta. Ga.. 1911. and, 1912; one drake, four ducks. SSO; ribbons ‘ with them; ten second prize-winners, i same shows, at SSO; will ship them on ap- j proval: first checks get these ducks, in- t vestigate this at once. Cordele Poultry Farm. Cordele. Ga. C S. Glisson, owner. 54-7-fi TiKtntUTH BRED Buff Orpington eggs i $1 per 13: J 5 per 100. 12C YVindsor st. I Main 3588. 4-27-25] i Incubators. EOR SALK Fifty-ogg Cyrlo Incubator; used one season; ptfee $5. R. H. Williamson, 455 Gordon street. H’est 959. , 7-6-13 Miscellaneous Poultry. EoR SALE -Barred Rocks, White Leg horns. Rhode Island Reds, White Orp ingtons; sacrifice price; leaving Atlanta. Beauties, care Georgian. 50-7-9 CHL()R()-NA I ’TJI OLEUM DIP. AND LIVE STOCK DISINFECTANT. BE FAIR to you r chickens.* They can't avoid lice and disease. You must help them, (’loan their houses with Chloro- Naptholeum Dip and use it on sick birds, i It will drive the trouble away. One gal- j lon makes 10O^galions of dip Write us for I poultry book. West Disinfecting Company, S S. Selig, .Jr., general agent, 26 Smith E"i'' ih ‘-•irp'-t. Atlanta. 6-11-36 H. G. HASTINGS & CO., Seeds and Poultry Supples. Delivery to All Parts of the City Every Day. Phones 2568. WE HAV’E three beautiful female collie pups that wo are offering at $7.50 each. They are beauties and great bargains. SAGO PALM bulbs, 3 pounds for 25c! gki:i:n MOUNTAIN SEED potatoes, the very best variety for fall planting: 75c per peck; $2.50 per bushel. ALL SIZES flower pots and saucers. 'ITUS IS a good time to plant a patch of corn for late roasting ears. IE Vol' NEED poultry supplies of any kind, sec us. We carry a complete line and out prices are right HKD COMB POULTRY feeds, trie stand ard of quality. Try a bag and con vince yourself that they are the best. $2.25 per 100 pounds. H*' YOl'R CHICKENS are sick, phone us. Wc hav< a remedy for every disease. CANARY. Parrot, Squirrel and Mocking Bird cages. N«»X-|-(TDE. an Ideal preparation for ridding chickens of mites and lice. SWIFT'S PI’RE MEAT scraps, $3.25 per 100 pounds. OYSTER SHELL, grit, charcoal, bone, al falfa meal. Horses and Carriages FOR SALE—Cheap, bay horse, seven years old; sound; good driving horse. Apply 571 Edgewood ave. 7-9-52 i OR SALE Sorrel horse; iound; seven years old; work anywhere; will sell (‘heap for quirk buyer. Apply 46 L-tike lave. 2 7 1?2 51 A SOUND, gentle horse in perfect condi tion and a fine new Texas saddle. Cheap, ('all 378 Pryor St. 25-7-8 Mules. FOR SALE THREE GOOD DRAY MILES. DRAYS AND HARNESS. ALSO I'WO SECOND-HAND BI’GGIES AND HARNESS E L. ADAMS Co. NO. I W ASHINGTON ST. 7-9-7 Cows. ONE JERSEY COW for sale. Call at 35 East Fifteenth street, Atlanta. 51-7-9 - — r Dogs. i WANTED At once registered fox terrier pup, also one or two coon and possum tlogs. A<ldress R. ('.. care Georgian. 57-7-9 From ihe Poultry Doctor Real Estate For Sale. Houses For Rent. W. A. Foster & Raymond Robson ' Real Estate. Renting and Loans. Bell Phones 1031-1032. 11 Edgewood ave Atlanta Phone 1881 FOR SALE. IN SOI TH KIRKWOOD, on Bates ave nue. we have a new, up-to-date six room bungalow, on east front lot. 50x262 feet. Has all mcxlern conveniences, such as hot and cold water, tile bath, beauti ful electric light fixtures, stone front, tile walk. A nice, hdme in every respect. Only 200 feet from car stop. Price. $3,250. Terms of SSOO cash and $25 per month. You can get an additional lot .*0x262 feet, making 100 feet front, for a little more money. See Mr. Dews or Mr. Radford. IN ONE of the growing sections of De- '•alur. neat three-room cottage, on a Hand) lot. 100 by 229 feet. $1,500; $750 cash and $12.50 per month. A less cash payment will be accepted if larger month ly payments arc made. This is a good buy. See Mr. Radford. ON BOULEVARD DE KALB, near the Decatur car line and only a short dis tance from J*2a«t Lake junction, a neariv new five-room cottage, with city water, sewerage connections, hath and" electric lighting. Elevated lot. 50 by 200. We Co r inn ,er ,.’ h,s I ),ace a genuine bargain for terms can be arranged. See Mr. J. J. Hook. IF YOU H AVK money TO LOAN, WE CAN PLACfe IT. FOR RENT—FLATS. n a .'- 5t 525.60 [5-r. flat, A 92 E. Linden aves3o.oo 6-r. flat. B -l Williams 30.60 i 5-r. flat. 95 Woodward ave 23.10 -' r - a !’ 21.00 5-r. flat. 72 Orme st 25.60 •>-r flat, A 90 E. Linden ave., July 14 30.00 • 5-r. flat, 84 Woodward ave., July 10. 20.00 WE Pl BLISH A \\ EEKLY RENT BULLETIN, giving a good description of everything we have for rent. Get a copy. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. 12 AUBURN AVENUE. PHONE MAIN 618. FOR RENT BY E. RIVERS REALTY CO. NO. 23 DELTA ST.: we have this two-story eight-room house; hot and cold water, bath and tinted vails; fine location and splendid neighborhood; $37.50 per month. ♦NO 354 CAPITOL AVE,, between East Georgia avenue and Bass street, on an elevated lot. nox2oo, we have this eight-room two-storv house; has gas. hot anil cold water, porcelain bath, cabinet mantels; everything in first-class condi tion! s3n per month . 40 . 1 ( A ST het ween Euclid avenue and McClendon street, we have this six-room bungalow with all modern conveniences This hbuse is in splen did condition, and just one-half block from Inman Park ear line; S3O per month. Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. < rHOMSON & J VNES REAL ESTATE. 18 and 20 WALTON STREET. Both Phones 458. INMAN PARK BUNG ALOW, EUCLID AVE. THIS Is a brand new six-room bungalow; well built and well arranged. It has all conveniences and is very attractive. The price is $4,500. on terms See this pretty home. WEST END BUNGALOW, $3,750—12 pt. NEAR GORDON STREET and on a corner, we have for sale a very pretty six- room bungalow. It Is just finished and has all improvements, with an east front: elevated lot. Easy terms can be made. See us. Auburn Avenue Property AT AUCTION Thurday,July 11 th, 4:30 P.M. WE SELL Nos. 229, 231, 244, 246, 248 and 254 Auburn avenue. Also Nos. 142, 144 Fort street, and three lots on Wheat street. SEVEN (7) STORES AND THREE (3) RES IDENCES. GO OUT and see this property, and then call at our office for plats and terms. E. RIVERS REALTY CO. STEVE R. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. 8 West zVlabatna Street. WE HAVE 206 feet front with a fair depth on one ot the best streets in Inman Park, which would make four nice lots if filled in and divided, and should sell for $1,200 each. Buy this today at $2,000 and make $2,000 profit on it WILSON BROS. REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND LOANS. Ttl Kmplra Building. Mein 4411-J Night No. Ivy 4070-J NICE LITTLE HOME—CHEAP. N ICE 4-room cottage. Ninth ward. Lot 50x 150. 'Only $1,600.00. GEORGIA HOME AND FARM COMPANY. 114 CANDLER BUILDING. PHONE IVY 5767. THE HOUSE you will build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for Electricity. j ' Real Estate For Sale. Houses For Rent. TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN 203-8 Empire Building. FOR SALE. EAST LAKE LOT ONLY $675.00. OVERLOOKING the Athletic Club grounds, and very close to car line and East Lake drive, we are offering this beautiful lot, 75x180 feet, at above low price: worth $1,000: best of neighbor hood. Don't miss this RENTING PROPERTY PRICE $2,350.00. RENTS S2B 00 LET US show you this gm»d piece of in come property. Two good double, 3- room houses in fine condition SPRING STREET $4,750.00 Near Baltimore block, we would like to snow you a nice. 2-story. 8- rooni house, has all conveniences: nicely arranged; pretty as a picture inside. In walking distance. Terms reasonable. <IOO.OO CASH AND S2O 00 PER MONTH $2..'50.00 -Garden street. near Georgia avenue, good 5-ronnt house, with city improvements. Look at' this We have* plenty of money to loan on Kcal Estate. 1 FOR RENT ELEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. EAST LAK® JUNCTION. OUT AT EAST LAKE JUNCTION we have a good two-story ejeven-room residence, with electric lights, water; on car line; convenient to schools and churches. A-l good home for S3O per month. 17 GOFtDON AVENUE (Kirkwood, Ga.) OUT ON GORDON AVENUE, in Kirk wood, we have a good six-room house, with electric lights, bath and sink in the kitchen; steam heated, with nice sur roundings: convenient to'schools, churches and car lines. Now occupied, but will be vacated July 15. Price $35. 82 PARK STREET (West End). ON THE LEFT going out Park street, in West End. we have a nice two-story ten-room residence, with gas. baths (one on each floor), sink in the kitchen, sta tionary washstand. This house has love ly cabinet mantels and is in nice first-class condition. Has servant's room in the basement. Situated on good lot. 50 by 150 feet. In first-class neighborhood, on car line; convenient to schools and churches. Has nice front yard with shade. Price SSO. Phones: Main 764 and 1110. FOR RENT. 3- flat, 124 E. Fair st $20.60 4- flat, 403 Rawson street 14.30 > 4-r. flat. 438 Pulliam st 14.30 ! I 3-r. flat, 306 W. Love st., new 9.60 | i 5-r. flat. 296 Lee street 25.00 1 • 4-r. h , 32 Rogers street, new 15.00 I 5- h. 25 Cunningham Place 22.50 ' 5-r. h., 34 Rosalia street 20.00 1 5- h.. 63 Garden street, just renovated 15.00 6- h.. 56 Rankin street 27.50 | 6-r. h., Whitefoord avenue 18.00 I 6- h., 346 Central avenue 25.00 i 7- h., 114 Luckie street ] 28\"0 i 7- h., 12 West End avenue 20 00 i 8- h.. 58 E. Merritts avenue, firr- u n %S*L I 8-r. h.. 36, Spring street 35 00 8- h.. 158 Courtland street 10.00 ' ■ 8-r. h., 156 Richardson street I i 8-r. h., 53 Ponce DeLeon Place ... 40 00 9- h. Fort McPherson 50.00 I 10- h.. Peachtree road «0.00 10-r. h.. 168 Luckie street 37J)0 , 77 reachtree street. 15x100 350 001 65 East Alabama street. 25x126. P.’S "0 o-stort building . .. .. 350jki Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. East Lake Road Land traders are just beginning to realize the profit-making op. portunities of East Lake Road frontage. * We have just closed a sale of 300 feet running back 390 feet near Oakview at $4,750, slightly under sl6 a foot. We have also sold across the street 400x500 at $7,500—-a little over $lB a foot. Land like this will drift on up in successive trades trf S4O and SSO a foot. It is the SPECULATOR’S OPPORTUNITY TODAY. In one block of East Lake Country Club we have 730 feet for $9.00i' —an entire block of unusual depth. There’s money in this kind of real estate. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR WHITEHALL STREET AiND ’ RAILROAD FRONTAGE RIGHT at the street car underpass we have 75 feet on White hall street with 82 feet on Centra! of Georgia railway, at just about one-half its value, or $175.00 foot, on good terms Adjoining frontage held at $350.00 foot. B. M. GRANT & CO. Second Floor. Grant Building. Notes For Sale or Exchange One lot first mortgage notes f sl,loo.Do best K ■ One lot first mortgage notes ... 900.00 best • One lot first mortgage notes 500.00 best o.W- / REAL ESTATE. One lot in Inman Park,, worth $1,600.00 best offer. One lot in Druid Hills section, worth $1,600.00 best offer. Or ■will exchange All or any part for good equity in Atlanta, north side preferred. JOHN R. SCOTT Phone M. 1869. 814 Grant Bldg. FOR SALE vor TUYJ. T "|\T T Fraser Street.) I 1 J | | I N I Must be sold at once; a six-room two J * story house and a three-room cottage •r T T I—x1 —x / —$ T Y —x T —'x rented for s2l per month; price cut frorr WOO DSI DE -■ $5.00 Cash Buys a Lot in Sunset Park CLOSE TO school, church, car line, etc. Only 1 1-2 miles from the center of the city; fifteen minutes ride. Lots $l5O to $750 each—ss, $7.50 and $lO cash and balance monthly. Nearly all will have water, sewer and sidewalks put in AT OUR EXPENSE. THE,BEST small investment you can put your money in is a lot In Sunset Park. Come and see us, or call us up and let us show you. BELMONT LAND COMPANY H. C. BAILEY, Sales Manager. 601-2 FOURTH NATL. BANK BLDG., Bell Phone Main 1514. Lucile Avenue Bungalows I HztVE two of these for sale in the very prettiest and most desirable section of the street. Six rooms each, never occupied and equipped with every conve nience. Nice elevated lots, 50x150 feet to an alley. Price $5,250 each, on most liberal terms. 513-514-515 Empire Building. EMMETT HIGHT Peachtree Road CORNER LOT, 200x500, for a limited time at SSO per front foot. CORNER.LOT, 200x400, for a limited time at $75 per front foot. CORNER LOT. 218x400, for a limited time at SSO per front foot. YOU WILL be fortunate to get these at the market price today. The prici in the future will be different. HOLMES & LUCKIE REALTY CO. Phone Bell Ivy 4157. 34 N. Forsyth St. BUNGALOW IN BATTLE HILL ON GREENSFERRY AYE., between Inman and Wellington streets, brand-new, up-to-date bungalow, 6 rboms, sidewalk, chert street, sewer down and paid for, hot and cold water plumbing, combination fixtures, well elevated. You can t beat this for $2,750.00. $300.00 cash, $20.00 per month. Will rent for $21.60 per month. J. N. LANDERS 812 Austell Buildink. Phone, Main 3422. - . - - ■ - . HOME SEEKERS AP.E YOU In (hr market for a home? If ao. It will be to your Interest to confer with us at once LISTEN: Do you own a lot anywhere In the city or sua urbs paid for or half paid tor? If so. let us build a house on It to suit your Ideas and arrange terms like rent or easier Houses we build range second to nona i" point of workmanship, material and beauty. Ask our customers. Ilans •»« apeclflcations will cost you nothing. x GATE CITY HOME BUILDERS REAL ESTAT E AND BUILDERS 809 Third National Bank Building. Phone Ivy 3047. Legal Notices. RESOLI'TION PROVIDING FOR THE EXTENSION OE THE ATLANTIC, WAYCROSS AND NORTHERN RAILROAD TO ATLANTA, GE< >RGIA. GEORGIA Ware Counts. I L. A. Wilson, secretary of the At lantic. Waycross and Northern Railroad Company, do hereby certify that at a meeting of the board of directors of said company, held on June 2J. IWI2. the fol lowing resolution was unanimously adopt ed, to-wit: "Whereas. It is expc!;<"t that the At lantic Waycross and Northern Railroad Company should extend its railroad from Fort Valley to the city of Atlanta; there fore. it ts’herebj "Resolved. Bv the board of directors of this company that its railroad be extended from the citv of Fort Valley, in Houston count'. Georgia, in a northwesterly direc tion. through the counties of Houston. Crawford, Monroe, Epson, Pike, Spalding. TUESDAY. JULY 9. 1912, Legal Notices. Favette, Henry. Clayton and Fulton, in said state, to the city of Atlanta. Ga . ami to some suitable point at or near the • *- • trai portion of said city, a distance about 1.06 miles.” . f ~ln witness whereof, I have hereunto my hand and the seal of said com pan?. a Waycross. Ga., this June 22. 1912. (Signed) L A. Set-re tar \ Atlantic. Wa> •toss and ern Railroad Company. ■ (Seal) If you sent a letter or telegram to t' - wrong address, you would hardly exp?* an answer, would you? The same is tr *, when you select the wrong medium to have all your wants filled. Try the rig way—The Georgian Want Ad way.