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16 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. Business Opportunities. FOR SALE -Fine established business'. Address S. .1. XV . care Georgian 8-20-29 FOR SALE —General men handisc busi ness in good country town. There is connected lumber, shingle, building ma terial. ice. auto garage and meat market Now does $25,00'1 to $.50,00" per year ('an be doubled. Will clear >5.00" so $6 000. About $5,000 will handle. Box 143. \us tell. Ga. M'k?.' - #OR SALE- Soda fount and cigar stand at 169 Decatur street, paving $250 per week; reason for selling, owner wants leave city. SMALL meat market sot Irent. 70 Housj tree! FOR SALE—Yatesville tel ephone exchange. St e W. M. Jackson. V atesville. Ga. ho--;-17 for" RENT -Cheap, if taken at once,' meat market in fine town; " ill make S3O to S4O week. Market. Box 5. < arc ! < Jeort 8-16-18 Real Estate For Sale SIX-ROOM bungalow In th" best part of West End. lot 4''ixls?: will sell on easy terms or trade. Jo* Buehman. 26 \\ »st Mitchell street. 8-20-20 SA Cl UEh ’E SALE Nice six-room cot tage on the new West Eno-Grant park driveway, soon to be completed; owner must sell this week and offers a distinct bargain: compelled to hav< *<»00 cash, but can arrange terms for balance. Cal! at 42 West Georgia avenue and owner will gladly show you through. Good neigh borhood and will prove an exceptional in vestment J R Nutting A’ 801 Em pire Life Bldg 8-20-1 FOR SALE North side cottage in grow ing section and renting well; buy cheap ly and hold a while for appreciation • I ATLANTA, GA , home at bargain price For sale at bargain price; owner has left city and must sell; two-story bunga low style; eight-room residence; double floors and storm-sheathed, and all city conveniences; paved street and sidewalk: unexcelled section of city; situated in Druid Hills section, terms Apply to Owner, Drawer B. Adrian. Ga. 31 -8-19 <SNE five-roomed throe and a half acres: in heart of Jenkinsburg for sale at sacrifice; about ten acres vacant lots in Lovett. A ppi: to A. K Chamlee. • ncr, Wart hen. Ga. 8-15-26 FOR quick sale, list your property with Everett & Everett. 224 Brown-Randolph nice. Marietta and I •«r-yil 7-15-27 THE HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for electricity. Real Estate sot Sale or Exchange. !•'• IR SALE M ■ 8 i ■ room house, in Capitol View . lot 100 by 130. east front, nice shade; close to cars ano churches: $1,125 against it at $26.35 per month Easily w* rth $2,000. Must have $375 cash, and will take anything of value for balance of my equity to th< amount of SSOO. Mr Smith. Mad n_4 256 __ 8-20-33 WILL SELL or exchange for citx proper ty, beautiful country place gas lighted house and barn: 20 acres land, two springs, on Marietta car line: price $3,000. Cal! Main 2405- J Address Charles R. Cook, 480 South Boulevard. 7-31-27 \ For Exchange—Real Estate. EXCHANGE equit \ in new five-room house in Copenhill for north side va cant lot. House, care Georgian. 36-8-20 Real Estate Wanted. WANTED Three or four-room negro house; must pay well on investment. Address Box 849. care Georgian. 54-8-20 Farms for Rent. FOR RENT Twelve-acre truck and dairy farm, almost in edge of town and In 200 feet of paved boulevard: nice house, good school facilities, etc. Call at 9 Auburn ave. 32-8-20 Farms For Sale. FOR SALE 145% - acre farm six miles from Bainbridge, 100 acres vpen land, practically stumped, six-room house, barns, stables, etc. Pebbly soil Fenced and cross fenced. Bearing pecan trees and fruit in abundance Excellent neigh borhood. Price $3,250. on easy terms For further information address W o Flem ing, Bainbridge, Ga. 81 -8-17 700 ACRES, (wo miles from Wart hop. rive from Chalker. on public road and on railroad; has side track: six houses beside barns, etc.; telephone, fr« e delivery mail; about 500 acres open, balance good tim ber: strong lands lays well; accessible to towri; must sell. A K. Chamlee. ‘ ■ ■ Ga 8-127 ONE of the prettiest homes and best farms in the state is on the market. Two hundred and ten acres lying along public road and railroad from Warthen, Washington county, to Marvin sidetrack one mile out. In sight ami hearing of leading Baptist and Methodist churches am! Warthen high school; an eight roomed dwelling, well built. plastered ami painted, porches running three sides. . three large substantial barns and about forty handsome shade trees surrounding the scene Where the Sparta ami Davisboro public road crosses the Sandersville and Mitchell public road. Four good tenant houses, public ginnery, private shop, side track and good business location One hundred ami sixty acres in cultf vation; just broken enough to drain: has been owned, petted, rotated, fertilized and farmed exclusively bv one man for THIRTY YEARS IT KNOWS NOT FAILURE IN PRODUCTION, one hun dred acres of this land Is superior to the average gardens of Georgia. Three miles of fences inclose good pasture ami a dozen small fields connecting Darns with run ning water It’s about twentv miles south of the “RED HILL SECTION ' has a stiff red clay subsoil, light grej surface, which combined the virtues of these two sec tions of Mother Earth good water and lands easih cultivated. Joins the farm where Warthen set the world’s record for production of cotton to single acre. It’s clear of stumps and rocks ami has no objectionable grasses. Has been offered for sale hut once in THIRTY YEARS ami then at administratrix sale. Surrounded by lands that haven’t changed hands three times In half a century In a com ’ inunity of high-bred, intelligent people r who have led the state in agriculture a hundred \ ears Under the pressure of the hour fifty dollars per acre will buy it A. K. Chamlee. Owner, Warthen, Ga . 8-15-2* Railroad Schedule. sour 1 r railway "PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOI TH" ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE • > PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA The following schedule iigur. s are pub ■ lished only as information, and are not guaranteed: No. Arrive From— No I'enart To 35 N. Y0rk..5:00 am 36 N Y..rk 12:15 am 13 Jaxville 5:20 am 30 ('.Thus .'.,20 am *3 Was'ton. 5:25 am 13 Pint I. . ; ;t<. am 12 Sh'port 6:30 am 32 Ft Vai 5:30 am 23 Jaxville. 6:50 am 35 B'han '. 4’, am •17 Tec ... - . 26 Heflin . 5:20 am 12 li'ni. n..: i; 29 N. York.lo:3o am 23 K t';t> 7.0" am ' 3 Chat ga 10:35 am) 16 Prut s',> 7C am 7 Macon . 10:40 am 29 B'hac. in r . 27 Ft. Vai..10:45 am 38 N York 11 oi am 21 Col'bus .10:50 am 40 ('h'l..tte ""n'r. 6Cincl... 11:10 am •' Ma. .-n i. 30 B ham... 2:3" pm 30 X York . 4.7 )1!n 40 B'liam. 12:40 pm 15 Chatt'ga ';»o pm 19 Ch'lotte. 3:55 pm 39 B ham 4 Ipm » Macon.. 4:00 pm'* 18 Toccoa 43" pm. 27 N. York. 5:00 pm 22 Col'bus. 5:10 pm 15 Brur.s’k. 7:50 pm sClncl. .. 5.10 pm 11 R'nriond.. 8:30 pnij 28 F Valley 5 pm 24 K City. t<:2o pm 25 Heflin 5 ,5 pm 16Cha-’ga 9 35 pm 10 Macon... 5.30 pm c 29 Col bus 10'20 nm 44 Wash'n 8:45 pm 21 F’ Vai 10 25 pm 24 Jaxville 9:30 pm - 24 B'Fam . li’.OOngt 11 Sh'port.. 11 10 pm 14 <'.n<! 11.00 pin 14 Jaxville JJ_l£_pm Train- marked thua run Gaily. ex- Sunday . rrr.»r fra;’ » run daily. Crnttal time C. y Txael vffite, Nu 1 Peachtree F PouHtry, Pet and LJve Stock MILK FED CHICKENS. By ALFRED R. LEE, j Junior Animal Husbandman. U. S. De partment of Agriculture I In order to pro duci a superior 4 , quality of chicken A avtce flesh for hieh class buyers, man ager H o! th< poul- /v ayn ;1 > try ind egg pack- *■ ' Ing houses, for a number of years. , / 1 H ( chickens, produc ing the so-called I OU ItKV ens If these ' chickens were fed and fattened on • . ■ , i- would not be necessary for the packers to put them into a feeding station, but the bulk of the chickens produced on the farm are too thin to irmke flrst-class di'-ssed poultry without special fattening. The fanner could produce a much better qualitj of chicken ami make more money if he would feed his chick ens I' gnlarly before mark'ting, or con fine those to be marketed for two or thn e weeks, and feed freely either on corn or on a mixture of one part wheat shorts, two par'..- of corn meal and three parts of low-grade wheat flour. Broilers bring almost twice as much per pound than roasters when sold to the poultry packers, so that many farm ers would make more money if they sold their cockerels when they weighed from two to three pounds rather than to wait until Thanksgiving or Christ mas time, when there Is always a glut on the poultry market. All Varieties and types of chickens are fattened in this country, no special attention being devoted to developing strains or special types peculiarly adapt ed to fattening. Several breeds give good results in fattening, and these are pr< ferred by men who make a spe cialty of fattening poultry in the fol lowing ordei : Plymouth Rocks, W'yan dottes, Rhode Island Reds, 01 takt n as a whole, birds of the general purpose class. The poultry packers often pay from oin- to three cents a pound less for light weight hens, thus discouraging the farmer from k’ "ping birds of tile Medi terranean class, such as the Leghorn and Mlnorcas. Tin- common practice in poultry pack ing houses is to feed each lot seventeen days or less. The market or trade sup plied and the results secured by the h eder determine tin- length of the feed ing period. Most milk-fed ehickerfs are fed fourteen days, but results secured In feeding indicate that a more profita ble gain can be secured in a shorter feeding period, provided the same price per i«>un<l can be secured for tile fin ished product. As tile feeding season advances the tendency among feeders is to shorten Hie length of Hie feeding pe riod, reducing it as low as seven days in many eases. <'rate fattening from troughs is the method of feeding employed in this cquntry by most of the large fattening establishments. I'Totn six to ten chick ens are placed in the crate or battery and given it light feed at tile next regu lar feeding period. When the birds are large, not over eight should be placed in one division. Rations For Milk Feeding. Very good results in fattening are se en n <1 in tile following rations: (a) ('Ol nmeai (>ll lbs. Loa grade w heat flour. .... In lbs. (b > ('ornmetil r»R lbs. <>at flour .36 lbs. Tallow 6 lbs. (c) Wiieat middlings (shorts).. 5" lbs. I.ow grade a hegt flour 100 lbs. I'ornmeal 150 lbs Tile proportion of cornmeal in the third ration can lie increased in cool or cold weatiler. Milk is used entirely in mixing these rations, and is considered essential both in this country and in England. Con densed buttermilk Is used to a consid erable extent in fattening, with very good results. Fresh buttermilk, con densed buttermilk, and skim milk are preferred, in this relative order. The milk produces the bleach appe'trance ahleli Is characteristic of milk-fed chickens and Is a trade asset. The feed is mixed to tile consistency •>t thick cream or so that It will drip from the tip of a wooden spoon. In very hot weather it is advisable to mix the feed thinner than in cooler weather, and results apis-ar to indic ate Hint one feed daily of a thin mixture with one or two thicker feeds makes the best feed ing system. Tile percentage of milk used seems to depend on the kind of grains in the mixture, on the weathei and on tile feeder It varies from 55 to 70 per ient. and an average of 50 per eent. or a U ille higher, seems to give vm y good results A good niiinv birds (lie w lien on feed, especially during cer tain seasons. Tin loss is greatest dur ing hot summer weather, tvhen the birds become prostrated with Hie heat, and later during October anil November when m.int of the birds develop some form of sickness. Lessons From Crate Feeding. Some of the conclusions drawn from tile study of tlie fattening of poultry are given below : 1. The Plymouth Rock and other va- Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale XI - ,AL 1,1 < 11,1'. A\ l\i car line on Matthewson place, brand-new (i-roonf bungalow, front and side por.-h, east front, with sidewalks and sewer, hot and cold water plumbing, combination fixtures, neat man ti Is. Insuiance lor ti\'e years. I his is on a corner, and a nice little homo. Will tint walls to suit. Price $3,600. on easy terms. J. N. LANDERS I‘lionc M.iin 3122, spj Austell Bldg. HOME SEEKERS ARE YOU In (he market for a home? If so. It will be to vour interest to confer with us at once LISTEN! Do you own a lot anywhere In thl etv oUaub ' O;- paid (•" half paid for? if so, let us build a house on it to suit Vour ideas •ml arr.i.mo t.-rms bk, rent or easier. Houses Wv build range second to none In I <>mt n workmanship, material and beaut) Ask our customers Plans and .-peoifieations will cost you nothing. 1 Gate City Home Builders REAL ESTATE AND BUILDERS 809 Third National Bank Building. Phone Ivy 3047. Money To Loan. Money To Loan. MONEY TO LEND W 1 Mil, IN I‘osil’lnN • handle trood, first-class mortgage nal estate ' ,l: " !n *'/“ *l”i < ‘ from 3to years. There Is no delay in getting your n. hi ■ S'• u>. L 11. Zurlinv, manager. RALPH (). COCHRAN CO. I'J tSUL'TH BliuAD STREET REAO FOR PROFIT-GLOKGIAN WANT ADS-USE FOR RESULTS rieties of general purpose fowls make more economical gains in fattening than the Mediterranean class, such as Leg horns. 2. The use of portable feeding batter ies is- more easily adapted to vary con ditions-. involves less labor, and turns the birds out in better condition than the stationary batteries. 3. Low-grade wheat flour is a more economical feed than oat flour in fat tening rations for chickens at the pres ent f>t ices of grain. 4. it took an average of 3.26 pounds of grain to make one pound of flesh, which cost 7.10 cents, while the aver age cost of feed and labor per -pound of gain was 9.09 cents. 5. The cheaper gains were made in the shorter periods (seven or eight days) and by the light chickens. 6. Hens make poorer gains than chickens in crate feeding, and are less profitable to fatten. Leghorns. FOR SALE Thoroughbred S (' White Leghorn pullets. Beauties. E. B liar vey. Box 81. Lithonia, Ga. 67-8-17 R. I. Reds. FOR SALE 'S. C. Rhode Island Reds. Chieftain strain; $1.50 and $2 each. D. L. Morrison. Barney. Ga. 39-8-19 Ducks. INDIAN ducks, four and five months old: lay white eggs; laying, pairs >3.50, trios $5; pens of six ducks and drake $10; eggs, twelve for sl. Oak Dean Poultry Farm, Stone Mountain, Ga. -20-14 F< >R SALE White and Fawn Indian Runner ducks; three drakes and twelve ducks; nicely marked, white and fawn; pure white egg strain; S2O for (he lot; have also a few very fine White Indian Runner ducks. Mrs. Frank O. Miller. Fort Valley, Ga. 8-15-24 Eggs. THOROVGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs. $1 per fifteen. $5 p»r hundred. 126 Wlnd • 'net Main 3588. 4-27-25 Miscellaneous Poultry. ONE Barred Rock cockerel, five hens, $7.50; one brooder and one incubator, 120-ogg capacity, good as new, sl4: two Colony coops, $4 each; other supplies at bargains. J. F. Cason, 5 Hopkins street. x 20-45 CHLORO-NAPTHOLEUM DIP AND LIVE STOCK DISINFECTANT. GF7T RID of chicken lice and keep your poultry healthy. Chloro-Naptholeuin does th* 1 work, prevents roup, gap? and other diseases; one quart. 50c; one-half gallon, 90c; one gallon, $1.50. West Dis infecting Company, 26 South Forsyth street. Atlanta. 7-23-2? 11. G. HASTINGS & CO.. Seedsmen for the South, 16 West Mitchell street. Four City De liveries Daily. North and South Side 9 a. m., Inman Park and West End 2 p. m. Bell Phone M. 2568, Atlanta 2568. KEEP A LOOK GUT for limbernerk, as this is the season for this deadly dis ease to crop out among your fowls. Convey s Limberneck Remedy is a sure .cure. Price, 50c. i:ss<» CHARCOAL is recarbonised and is put up especially for poultry. 2 l package 15c, two packages 25c, 50 pounds $1.75, 100 pounds $3.50. (HU SHED OYSTER SHELL and Poultry Grit, 50 pounds 50c, 100 pounds sl. LEE’S BEST STOCK CONDITIONER is what is needed forth? horse or ccjy that is run down anti is out of condition. 25c and 50c. NO TRiil'Bl.E t" dies awa\ with Conkey’s Fly Knocker. No trouble to use Just spray around stable and di rectly on the body of the horse or cow without diluting One quart can 35c, 2 quarts 60c, 1 gallon sl. RUST’S ROUP PILLS For roup in all cases and for pigeon diseases, 25c anti 50c a box. LEE’S. CONKEY’S AND RUST’S LICE I’OWDERS. Conkey’s and lake’s Liquid Lite Killers. CHICKEN POX, Cholera, White Diar rboea and all other remedies for poultry. Horses and Carriages FOR SALE—Good horse, harness and soring wagon. SIOO for the outfit. F. L. Volberg, Jr.. 130 South Forsyth street. 8 20-34 WANTED- -Young, sound, 1.100 to 1,200 pound wagon horse. Either phone 1851. 8-20-3 SHETLAND ponies, all kinds; we sell you broke ponies, mares, fillies or stallions. Write to J P. Frank, 204 Fourth avenue N, Nashville, Tenn. 28-8-20 Cows. SIX tine Jersey cows fresh In milk for sale. 161 Decatur st. 8-20-6 Real Estate For Sale. Houses For Rent. $ W. A. Foster & Raymond Robson Real Estate. Renting and Loans. Bell Phones 1031-1032 jl Eds ewood ave Atlanta Phone 1881 FOR SALE. 286 OAK STREET, corner Bunker; nite five-room cottage with eight-foot hall; lot Is 51x150 to an alley. Remember this is a corner. Price. $3,500 on easy terms. A LoVELY home of Six rooms in Kirk wood. The Jot is perfect—three street fronts, beautiful shade. 196x350; house fronts east. This is a bargain; good rea son for selling; will take $2,500 cash to handle this. Price, $4.750, See Mr. Dews. ON <JORDON STREET end a good cor ner. we have a dandy six-room bun galow; just completed. Price, $5,500 on terms. See Mr. White. ON VANNOY STREET, close to South Decatur and East Lake car line, a little home: no Improvements, but are coming soon. Nice past front lot 50x147. Price. $1,300; easy terms. See Mr. Dews. ON EAST FI FT IFSTKE ET~we~ha ve a lovely house of eight-rooms; has all Improvements and furnace heat. The house is artistically finished inside; large closets. Price, $6,000; easy terms. See Mr Dew’s. ON W. PEACHTREE, close in. w’? have a splendid home 9>f nine-rooms; beau tiful lot; everything in perfect condition. Price, SII,OOO. See Mr. Eve. IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN. WE CAN PLACE IT FOR RENT. 24-r. h., 22-24 E. Ellis, Aug. 31 $150.00 15-r. h., 48 Hemphill avenue $60.00 30-r. h., 11 Cone street, Sept. 1.... 125.00 14-r. h.. 104 Ltlckie street 40.00 19-r. h., 12-16 West Ellis street... 200.00 12-r. h , 277 S. Pryor st.. Aug. 31... 63.50 16-r. h., 185 South Pryor street.... 90.00 I 12-r. h.. 163 Courtland. Sept. 1 40.00 WE PUBLISH A WEEKLY 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 COMPANY 208 WEST PEACHTREE STREET—(Byron Apartment E-3) Between Baltimore Block and Linden street, on the west side of West Peachtree street, we have this beautiful six-room, third floor front apartment. Gas and electric lights, electric bells, house telephone, stea mheat, hot and cold water, gas range, refrigerator, hardwood floors, dust shute, clothes shiite, garbage shute. passen ger and freight elevators. This apartment is “up-to-date’ in every respect. Price SBO per month. Vacant August 31. Real Estate For Sale. Bungalow Home ONE more pretty stone front bungalow, with five large rooms and a sleeping porch, arranged for winter and summer; priced at $3,200, on very easy terms. This is in Ormewood, near the Horine home; paved street, city water, sewerage and electric lights; right at the public jchool and only half block of car. ~N()I? r ri 1 A VEX I■EP,U 11 J) I NEAR Druid Hills, size 50x150 feet, and with a gradual slope to the . rear; in fact, just correct for a home site. See us for terms. THOMSON & LYNES 18 and 20 Walton St. # Both Phones 458. BUSINESS IS GOOD. EVERY WEEK in Atlanta people are buying lots and building homes. There is no special time for doing it. BEAUTIFUL HIGHLAND VIEW. CONTAINS the prettiest lots at the most reasonable prices. Ten-minute car service. All city improvements. ASK any leading real estate agent for prices, maps, etc. WE will furnish plans to suit and finance building. ATLANTA DEVELOPMENT CO. 609-13 THIRD NATIONA L BANK BUILDING. FOR SALE BY WEST ENt) PARK HOME. ( jf 1 JA/ (Finest View in Park. 4 - _ r Six-room bungalow; furnace heat and UP 1-4 /\ I 1 V stone front: classy and up-to-date. A-z *-z * ■ Come in Will gladly show it any time. a •*. -v w * Price, $4,000. Terms. Phones 1599. C C >lx/l H* /\ 511 EMPIRE BLDG. 11 REAL ESTATE. RENTING, LOANS. ATTENTION ~ HAVE YOU made connections with some reliable agent to handle your prop erty for the coming season? WE B.AVE YOU the trouble of collection, make the necessary repairs, remit • promptly, and, above all, KEEP YOUR PROPERTY RENTED. ol'R FACILITIES for taking care of rents are unexcelled. Experienced men in this department eliminate unnecessary wear and tear on your property and reduce expense to a minimum. LIST your stores, houses, apartments and lots with us. TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN 203-8 EMPIRE BUILDING. WILLIAMS-HARTSOCK CO. ~ REAL ESTATE AND BUILDERS. FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. Phon, 2106 Main. NEGRO IN\ I*.S I M I-.N I —\\ e offer for quick sale three negro houses rent ing for $24.0u per month for $2,400. Room to build mote houses on lot; sewer down These houses are in unusually good shape and we feel sure that you will like them if you are looking for this kind of investment. See us. FOR SALE CHEAP- A nice 6-room bungalow on Sixteenth street. Terms easy. A NICE LOT in Highland Ave. section for SBOO.OO. Onothc; one for $1,500. Let us show you. HAVE you a vacant lot? Let us build for you. Will build your home on easy terms. Take a look at some of our work. It speaks for itself. Houses For Rent. Lofts For Rent. TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN 203-S EMPIR E BUILDING FOR RENT 75-77 Auburn avenue. 49by 115. five stories $300.00 50-52 Auburn avenue. 20 by 100, each 100.00 6 Madison avenue, five stories and basement 300.00 65 East Alabama, 25 by 126 125.00 6-r. h.. 22 Ripley 30.0 u 5-r. h . 174 Forniwalt 17.59 5-r. flat 122 Fast Fair street, third floor 20.60 13-r. h., 24-26 East Baker street .. 65.00 12-r h., 406 South Pryor street .... 35 00 11-r. h.. 26 Gordon place 50.00 10-r. h., 140 Crescent avenue 57.50 10-r. h.. 74 Angier avenue\ 55.00 9-r. h.. 795 Ponce DeLeon 75 00 9-r h . 1 >eca tur, ( 8-r. h . 74 West Peachtree street. 45.00 8-r. h . 429 South Pryor street . 37.50 8-r. h., 242 Stewart avenue 40.00 8-r h., 206 Pulliam street 25.00 7 r. h , 239 Central avenue 25.00 8-r. h, 58 E. Merritts, furnished... SO no 8-r. h . 218 Stewart 35.00 6-r. h . 30 Cunningham place .... 25.60 6-r. h . 29 Lucile avenue 30 00 6-r h , 8 Milton avenue 20 on 5 r h . 150 South avenue 22 50 5-r h , 166 Lucile avenue 25 00 5-r. h . 25 Cunningham place . 22 50 5-r h 42 Rosalia street . 22 50 We Have Plenty of Mou ej to Loan on Real Estate NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. OUR long list of houses has about been exhausted. We have never experienced such a great demand for houses for rent as we now have. People are moving here from all over tlie country, and all must have houses; and they want to locate before September 1. If you have a house for rent or will have one by September 1, come in and list it with us. We have automobiles, sur ries and buggies to show our pros pective tenants houses for rent. Our facilities for renting property can't be excelled, and we only ask you to give us a chance by listing your property with us. Thanking you in advance, we are. Yours very respectfully. FOSTER A- ROBSON. Real Estate For Sale. LOFTS. I , 12. CENTRAL AVENUE— Second floor; , 6.500 square feet; mill constructed; ele- ' vntor; heat; electricity. Dirt cheap for about 7'.. square foot. Fine for light ( manufacturing. v ” i i - - 1 i BROAD STREET Three lofts above No. ' 12. Each floor Is divided into rooms 25 ' bj -0 and 1. liy \\ m rent as a whole ' or just as they are Fine for small print- J ing shops, loan offices, etc. See us for I prices. > I I i WEST MITCHELL STREET Fine light i loft, 50 b\ 90 Third floor. Cheap at i i SSO. tor manufacturing Real Estate For Sale. • WALTON STREET IS NOW attracting a great deal of attention. The Moore improve- ments are nearing completion, and the work is being rapidly pushed on the new street through the property belonging to the syndicate. WE HAVE a 100-foot frontage with splended depth, which we are offering for $625 per front foot. The adjoining owner states that he has recetly refused $650. IF INTERESTED, call at once. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR EDWIN P. ANSLEY REAL ESTATE—FORSYTH BUILDING. CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY f FORSYTH STREET business property between Mitchell and Alabama streets to exchange for high-class rental properties. Will consider clean rental propositions to the value of $30,000 to $40,000 in part payment. Information at office only. 50x135—501 TH side of Decatur street, not far out, for S2OO per toot, or will exchange for other property. LOT 90 FEET FRONT on the Prado, Ansley Park, between Westminster drive and Seventeenth street; close to car line. Price $3,000. Will exchange for renting property. $2,850 V ILL Bl 5 lot 50x200 to alley, on Ponce DeLeon ave nue, near Druid Hills; cheapest lot on the street. 100x538—PEACHTREE ROAD beautifully shaded lot. Price $4,500; cheapest lot on the thoroughfare. ELEGANT lIOSIE on nicely elevated lot on West Peachtree, close to Tenth street ; has eight rooms and hall; substantially built and is located in the swellest section of tKe street. You will get your money’s worth here. Owner has moved to another city and must sell. u EXCLUSIVE LISTING lb ’i 01 \\ ANT US to advertise and sell your property, list it with us exclusively. We will co-operate with other agents in selling it. EDWIN P. ANSLEY Ivy 16 °0. Atlanta 363. FOR SALE—EASY TERMS. 3 BEAUTIFUL new bungalows in Kirkwood; all conveniences. Now if you want a pretty suburban home, see us. Will exchange for vacant lots. I ATLANTA SUBURBAN REALTY COMPANY. 31 Inman Building. RALPH O. COCHRAN COMPANY REAL ESTATE RENTING AND LOANS. HERE IS A LITTLE FARM IN TOWN. On Sells Ave. we have a large, level corner lot and a good 5-room cottage for $3,250; all improvements down and paid for. The lot is 85x200. HARRIS G. WHITE, Sales Manager. DILLIN-MORRIS CO. Atlanta National Bank Building. Both Phones 3234. 84,850 —North side 6-room bungalow; has furnace heat, hardwood floors, beam ceiling, stone front, beautiful fixtures and modern in every respect. Terms, SSOO cash and balance S3O per month. 129 COOPER STREET -Six-room house on good, big east front lot. This is close in ana we consider it a good buy. Terms, SSOO and $25 per month. Rent ing for $25 per month. No loan. 110 PLI'M STREET Six-room house on lot 50x200. We are offering on terms of S3OO cash; $25 per month. •’E have a beauty in a new 6-room furnace-heated bungalow. We can sell on S2OO cash and $25 per month. Will rent for S3O. SALESMEN: CHARLES R. COLLINS, FRED C WOODALL. Capitol Avenue Home for Sale TWO-STORY, eight rooms, all modern conveniences; shady lot 50x200, 10-foot alley; 5-minute ear service, best street pave ment in the city. Must be sold this week. Phone Main 4739-J. 45-ACRE FARM IN D'KALB COUNTY. WE HAVE this well-improved farm in high state of cultivation, 4-room house barn, orchard, etc., convenient to the new car line to Stone Mountain, for only $2,750. Can arrange terms. 60 ACRES FOR ONLY SSOO CASH. * WE HAVE here 60 acres of good land, heavily timbered, good orchard, small 3-room house. This place is on the Tucker and Stone Mountain public road ami about of a mile from the Georgia railroad find the Stone Mountain car line survey. The price of this land is S6O per acre: SSOO cash and the balance SSOO a year, 7 per cent interest. SIX AND ONE-QUARTER ACRES FOR S7OO. CONVENIENT to Decatur and Druidd Hills we have 6'4 acres for onlv |7OO This place is surrounded by good homes, schools and churches, and if you want a piece of acreage buy this. Can arrange some terms. Tribble & Harllee Gl6 Third National Bank Bldg. Phone Ivy 3746. It’s Your Move LARGE DEVELOPMENTS in progress now and others to follow this winter will give you big and quick profits in PEACHTREE HURST LOTS, “The Highlands of Peachtree Road." Monthly payments from $6 to S2O. No interest. No taxes. Sixty-five lots sold since July 15 Call, phone or write L. P. BOTTENFIELD, Owner Phone, M. 1298. - ... 211 Empire Bldg. TUESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1912. Real Estate For Sale.