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YHF \TI.\NT\ GEORGIAN AN'DXEWS. READ FOR PROHT — GLORGIAN WANT ADS— USE FOR RESULTS PouHtry, Pet and Liive Stock CARE OF BREEDERS. By F W. HALLETT There seems to be a tliffei >n< e of A , •opinion regarding /i twice the rare of th< male birds that are to be held over for breeder- * ' a majority advo cating that the;, jL. be kept entire's I lit separate from the females. Oto <x- r~. pertetii . with this 10 It t tl‘V away proved very ' expensive on two occasions \n ex ceptional bird of quality was taken front the breeding pen the last of June and kept in a gooi-sized yard and coop I by himself until the pens were mated In Janua The eggs from his pen the season before wore nearly all fertile the last hatches made in June. Tha first fifty egg- saved from his pen in January tested 100 per eent fertile and we were congratulating ourselves anti delighted to think that the keeping of the male bird from the females was the reason Th. next fifty eggs showd about 30 pr eent fertile and from that I day on they got worse, until in March and April he was unable to fertilize the eggs from even two hens. We con cluded that it was his lack of vigor and discarded him The following year another valuable bird went the same way. A friend of ours who was a sort of well experienced man in the poul try game gave as the reason the fact that the bird when given the society of females after being away from them bo long went to pieces. We took his advice and for seven long years always gave the male birds two or three cull hens for companions during the summer time, and never had the same occurrence again. It seems to be nature for the fbwls to have mates all during the season The quail, pa trldge. and all wild birds, have this privilege and how many eggs did you over find in a quail's next that failed to hatch? 1 believe It is best to follow nature as near as we can in the handling of the male birds. Those females not intended for breeders we would place in summer In good-sized flocks and crowd them all that is poss: ile for the nest egg pro duction we .an get. Tty to make them lay enough eg before they start the moult to at least pay for their keeping for tip entile year, and if not to be retained sot winter eggs dump them upon the market as soon as the slack comes in > ggs. just prior to their moult. They can be made profitable for eggs up to the moulting period; but If not intended to be kept get them off your hands as soon as the egg supply gets low, thereby saving their feed neces sary to carrx them through the moult. After all, it i. the close attention to the littl. things that makes poultry raising profitable Clean houses and yards, plenty of good feed in shape of grain, whole or ground nvat and green food. Don’t forget the chnfconl and grit.—lnland Poultry Journal. Orpingtons. CRYSTAL White Orpington liens; one tn three dollars, young stock. bargain prices to make room Write us. Valley View Farm. North Chattanooga. Tenn R. I. Reds. KOH SALK -S C. Rhode Island Reds; Chieftain st lain, $1.50 and $2 each. D. L, Morrison. Barney, Ga. 39-8-19 Wyandottes. GOLDEN LACED and Columbian Wyan doftes. S C R 1. Reds; eggs, $1 and 12 per 15. W D. Bennett. Molena. Ga. 12-13-33 Ducks. FOR SALE Five Indian Runner ducks, white fawn. Bargain Atlanta phone <l6 1 '. 8 INI»I.\N RUNNER ducks, four and five m. • - ;> y •• ■ eggs; laying; pairs S 3 ■•0, trios $5; pens of six ducks and drake $10; egg? twelve for <1 <»nk Dean Poultry Earn 1 . Stone Mountain, Ga. 8-20-14 Business Opportunities. REAL ESTATE SIOO to S2OO weekly to man who is able to supply $1,500 to $2,000 capital nt once. Address Snap. < aro <;«u 47-8-21 SI’LEXj >i I > opportunity to buy boarding house, full of boarders, near in; fine location. Washing ton street. 119. 8-17-1 F< »R SALE Fine established business. Address s. J. \\ . care Georgian 8-20-29 F< d; S'LE General merchandise busi ness in «•><»«’. country town There is (•onnovied l imber, shingle, building ma terial. ice. am” garage and meat market. Now ■ 5.<100 io $30,000 per year Can be doublet Will clear $5,000 to $6,000 About v ».uoo will handle. Box 143. Aus tell, • a 8 I-'-27 FOR SALE Soda fount and cigar stand at 16!' Decatur street, paying $250 per week, reason for selling, owner wants to 28 s i 9 FOR RENT ('heap, if taken at once, meat market in tine town; will make S3O to s-to week. Market. Box 5. care Georgian. 8-16-18 Real Estate For Sale WILI, trade or sell <>n easy terms 6-room bungalow on Highland avenue, lot 65 st by 100 .loe Buchman. 26 West Mitchell *?. street. B-21-2 7 ATLANTA. G \ . home at bargain price. For sale at bargam price: owner has left city an»l must .ell tv.o-story bunga low style: eight-n om residence, double 7 floors and storm-sheathed, and all city ' conveniences: paved street and sidewalk; 7 unexcelled section of vity situated in Druid inns section: terms \ppl> to ‘ wner - brawer B. \• Irian. < '.a _3 1 -8-19 I FOR quick bale, list ymn property with sK Everett & Everett 2-4 Brown-Randolph Bldg . Marietta and Forsyth 7-15-27 THE HOT’SE you build, buy or rent will nol boa modern home unless it is wired for electricity. Real Fstate for Sale or Exchange. FOR SALE My $875 equity in four-room bouse, in Capitol View , lot 00 b\ 130 ■ east front: nice shade; close tcars and churches: $1,125 against it at /•_’»; 35 per month Easily w rth $2,000. Must have * $875 cash, and will take anything < f value for balan< f «>f m\ equity t< tLe amount of $560 M Smith Ma_m '2‘- _8 33 WIL! SEI or exchange for <■ ty p’ •ret t' V'(h ( tif'il country place; ga? lig’ ted , house anri barn: 20 a*-i< and t\\< spr’itg <-i Marietta cat l’.-i« price s3,oo<i Cal* Main JlO5-J Gldress <’» arles R Cook, 486 Soutl Boulevard. 7-31-27 Farms for Rent. t >T Tv » i\< -acre- trm k and da’rv b»‘ m* n edge »»f town ami in 2<w d» \ atd : n.cc h< good • < ( all I • t übur II g|k 32-8-20 Bantams. BtNTAMS Came Bantams. Sebrlgbts. Buff Cochins Carlisle Cobb. Athens. Ga. 4-26-31 Pigeons. SHOW HOMERS, $5 per pair. These birds won all show Homer prizes at the last International Poultry show at Atlanta ('•a Working Homers, $1 to >1.50 per pair. f’arneaux, $1.50 per pair. J W. Woodruff. Columbus, Ga. 8-19-7 Eggs. THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs, $1 per fifteen, $5 per hundred 126 Wind so. rtreet. Main 3588 4-27-25 Incubators. , STO gets my yard and primary brooder, former cost S2O to build. .John L. Ryan, ’ 295 East Hunter street, Atlanta Main i 2834 37-8-21 I '■ Miscellaneous Poultry. I ONE Barred Rock cockerel, five hens. $7.50; one brooder and one incubator, 120-egg capacity, good as new, sl4; two 1 Colony coops, $4 each; other supplies at ‘ bargains. J. F. Cason, «5 Hopkins street 8 20 ft CHLORO-NAPTHOLEUM DIP AND LIVE STOCK DISINFECTANT. GET RID of chicken lice and keep your poultry healthy. Chloro-Naptholeum does th** work, prevents roup, gape and Other diseases, one quart, 50c; one-half gallon. 90c; one gallon, $1.50. West Dis infecting Company, 26 South Forsyth street, Atlanta. 7-23-22 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. 25G8, Atlanta 2568. KEEP A LOOKOUT for limberneck, bs this is the season for this deadly dis ease to crop out among your fowls. Donkey's Limberneck Remedy Is a sure cure Price. 50c. ESSO CHARCOAL is recarbonized and is put up especially for poultry. package 15c, two packages 25c, 50 pounds $1.75, 100 pounds >3.50. ' 'in SHEI • OYSTER SHELL and Poultry Grit, 50 pounds 50c, 100 pounds sl. LEE’S BEST STOCK CONDITIONER Is what is needed for the horse or cow that is run down and is out of condition. 1 25 c and 50c. NO TROI BLE to keep flies away with Conkey's Ely Knocker No trouble to us< .Just spray around stable and dl 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 disease**, 25c and 50c a box. LEE’S, CONKEY’S AND RUST’S LICE POWDERS. Conkey’a and Lee’s Liquid Lire Killers. CHICKEN POX, Cholera, White Diar rhoea and all other remedies for poultry. Horses and Carriages FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Horse and buggy and harness, driven by a lady five years. Apply 626 Piedmont avenue. 8-21-16 FOR SALE Good horse, Harness and spring wagon. SIOO for the outfit. F. L. Volberg, Jr., 130 South Forsyth street. WANTED Young, sound, 1 100 to 1,200 pound wagon horse. Either phone 1851 8 •_’< > 3 SHETLAND ponies, all kinds; wo sell you broke ponies, marcs, fillies or stallions. i Write to J P. Frank. 204 Fourth avenue lie, Tenn 18-1 Dogs. SC<ITCH c< o.i.11: PUPPIES for lot North Warren street. Kirkwood. North Decatur car line. Mrs. L. Jans- H sens. 26-8-21 I Fanns For Sale. ONE of the prettiest homes and best 1 farms in the state is on the market. Two hundred and ten acres lying along public road ami railroad from' Warthen, Washington county, to Marvin sidetrack one mile out In sight and hearing of leading Baptist and Methodist churches and Warthen high school; an eight roomed dwelling, well built. plastered and painted, pot ehe . running three sides three large substantial barns and about fortj handsome shade trees surrounding the seelie where the Sparta and Davisboro , public road crosses the Sandersville and Mitchell public road. Four good twnit houses, public ginnery, private shop, side- 1 track and good business location. one hundred and sixty acres In culti vation; just broken enouglt to drain- has i been owned, petted., rotated, fertilized and farmed < xclttsively bv one man for . THIRTY 1 tits IT KNOWS NOT FAILURE IN I'ltol d’CTION. one hun- I dred acres of tills land is superior to the . average gardens of Georgia. Three miles , of fences inclose good pasture and a dozen , small fields connecting barns with run ning water. It's about twenty miles south of the ■ "RED HILL SECTION. " has a stiff red ' clay subsoil, light grey surface, which ; < ombined the virtues of these two see ' tions Os Mother Earth good water and ; lands easily cultivated. Joins the farm where Warthen set the world's record for production of cotton to single acre. It's ef stumps and rocks and has no i objectionable grasses Has been offered , for sale but once in THIRTY YEARS and I then at administratrix sale Surrounded 1 by lands that haven't changed hands three tlrtfrs in half a century In a com munity of high-bred, intelligent people , who have led the state in agriculture a hundred years. I'nder the pressure of , the bom fifty dollars per acre will buv it A. K Cbamlee. Owner. Warthen. Ga _ 8-15-28 Legal Notices. PROPOSALS FOR PAVING MATERIAL Sealed bids are invited from persons . dealing in natural asphalt for material to ieonstruct, under the penetration method, approximately f. 9,000 square yards mi I '••achtree road from Buckhead to count' line, s.i.d r.adway averaging 50 feet wide • p-t "er n the giut, rs. Guaranteed analysis and sample of material to accompany I e.u-h bid. Delivery of material Is to be rii.oT at Deerland siding on the Seaboard I Air Lint railway, and prices to be f. o. b. '•ns at that point Bids for the above . | will be opened by the public works com ( i in ttee of tile board of commissioners of r-uoi-- and revenues of Fulton county, At- ' Ga .at 11 o'clock a. m . August 24 T C. WATERS. ' -man Committee on Public Works, of Commissioners Roads and , H.-it unes, Fulton County. Georgia. II 'I WOOD. Clerk 8-15-29 ' I GE< t'RGIA Fulton Coumiy~ ■'• c. S < >v. ren<l vs Andrew Overend. t I I’< i it ion for 1 dvnrce. TT. Is fendant. \ndrcw ' iveretid Ta! notice that Sadie S overend has Hl. ■ ,i i l .. superior court of said count' j I suit against you for divorce, and you ai* her* Io i. quire. 1 to be and appear at said < ourt op th., til-si Mondal In November 1912. then and there to answer het , .>m-' plaint, as In default thereof said . mrt "111 as to just!.! Shall appertain Wiln.-- Hie Honorable .1 T Pendleton > judge ol said <ourt. this 71 h ,|a\ of Au I gust. 1912 i I ARNOLD UROYI.ES, Clerk 1 8-7-38 Real Estate For Sale W. A. Foster & Raymond Robson Real Estate, Renting and Loans. Bell Phones 1031-1032. ;1 Edgewood ave Atlanta Phone 1881 FOR SALE. 286 OAK STREET, corner Bunker; nice five-room cottage with eight-foot hall; lot is 51x150 to an alley. Remember this is a corner. I Tice. $3,500 on easy terms. A LOVELY HOME of six rooms in Kirk wood. The lot 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 GORjBoN S’l i:i :i-.t and a good cor ner. we have a dandy six-room bun galow; just completed. Price, $5,500 on terms. See Mr. Wh i te. ON \ ANNOY STREET, close to South Decatur and East Lake car line, a little home; no improvements, but are coming soon. Nice east front lot 50x147. Price, I ON EAST FIFTH STREET we have a lovely house of eight-rooms; has all improvements and furnace boat. The house is artisticallj finished inside; largo chisets. Price, $6,000; easv terms. See Mr. I lows. ON W. PEACHTREE, close in, we have a splendid home of 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 £. Ellis, Aug. 315150.00 15-r. h., 48 Hemphill avenue $60.00 20-r. h., 11 Cone street. Sept. 1 ... 125.00 I 14-r. h., 104 Luckie 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 | 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 copv. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT. 12 AUBURN AVENUE PHONE MAIN 618. FOR RENT BY E. RIVERS RZXLTf COMPANY No. 208 West Peachtree st. (Byron apartments), one six-room apartment, modern in every respectsßo.oo No. 605 Washington st., 16 rooms, two stories, large lot, stable; house in good repair and tine location6s.oo No. 10 East Alexander st between Peachtree and West Peachtree, eight rooms, furnace heated, modern4s.oo No. 555 Spring st., between Armistead place and Fifth st., on lot 50x100; house is modern in every wayso.oo No. 365 Piedmont avenue, between Forrest and Currier st., eight rooms, two stories; modern; two toilets; good repair 45.00 No. 115 East avenue, corner Prospect place, about three blocks from For rest avenue school, one block from ear 1ine35.00 No. 127 East Merritts, near Piedmont ave., eight rooms, two stories; gas and electric lights; one block from two car lines; vacant August 31; good neighborhood32.so Real Estate For Sale. 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 Orme wood, near the Horine home; paved street, city water, sewerage and electric lights; right at the public school and only half block of car. NORTH AVENUE BUILDING LOT sl.ioo. 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 HEW. 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. ATTENTION HAVE YOU made connections with some reliable agent to handle your prop erty for the coming season? WE SAVE Y< »U the trouble of collection, make the necessary repairs, remit promptly, and, above all, KEEP YOUR PROPERTY RENTED. OUR FACILITIES for taking care of rents are unexcelled. Experienced men in this department eliminate unnecessary wear and tear on your property and reduce expetwe 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 Phone 2106 Main. NEGRO IN\ I'l SI MI'.NT Vt e offer for quick sale three ni j gr<> houses rent ing for $24.00 per month for $2,400. Room to build more 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. Onother one for $1,500. Let us show you. HAVE you a vttcani 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. THE HOUSE you will build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for Electricity. Houses For Rent. Lofts For Rent. TURMAN, BLACK K- CALHOUN 203-8 EMPIRE BUILDING. FOR RENT 75-77 Auburn avenue, 49Vj» by 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 Riplej 30.00 5-r. h . 174 Formwnlt 17.50 5-r. fiat 122 East Fair street, thi.rd floor • 60 13-r. b., 24-26 East Baker street .. 65.00 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 b.. Decalur. Ga 35.00 8-r h . 74 West Praehtroe street. l.’> 0" 8-r. h.. 423 South Pr\ or sU eet . 27.50 8-r. li . 242 Stewart avenue . 40 00 8-i b , 206 i ‘’iiLaui stieet 86 00 7r h . 239 Central avenue 25 00 8-r b. 58 E. Merritts, furnished. Soot) 8-r b. 248 Stewart .... 35 •“ ‘ 6-r h . 30 (’unningham place 25 60 n , h . i .-)< ;it- .<\enue . 30 00 6-r h 8 Milti’ti avenue 2” "0 5 r h . 150 South avenin 22.50 1 >-r h . 25 Cuntduß'hani place .. . 22 50 5-r h ’Rosalia street 22 50 5-r b . i |<illian !0 on. » i ii . :: 15 W oodward 1.3 25 I We Have Plenty of Money lo Loan on Real Estate. Houses For Rent. . NOTICE TO PROPERTY I OWNERS. OUR long list of houses has about , been exhausted. We have never experienced such a great demand 1 for houses for rent as we now have. People are moving here from all over the country, and all must have 1 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 & ROBSON. LOFTS. 12. CENTRAL A VENUE—Second floor; 6,500 square feet; mill constructed; ele vator: heat; electricity. Dirt cheap for about 7'._. square foot. Fine for liclit manufacturing. BROAD STREET Three lofts above No. 12. Each floor is divided into rooms 25 by 20 and 12 In 25 Win rent as ,i whole or just .is thet aro Fine for small print ing shops, loan offices, etc See ns for prices (west MITCHEM. STREET Fine light loft, ~o by 90 Third floor, (’heap at (s..(> (~o<| (or inanuiacturing 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. W E HA\ Ea 100-foot frontage with splended depth, which we are offering for $625 per front foot. The adjoining owner states that, ho has recetly refused $650. IF INTERESTED, call at once. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR FINE FARM FOR SALE WE OFFER for sale until September 1, 1,750 acres of land in Wilkinson county, Georgia, with 1,200 bushels of corn. 6,000 bundles of fodder, 7 mules, all farm tools, wagons, etc., cotton seed, from 30 to 35 bales of cotton, 18 head of cattle, including 6 milch cows and 250 head of hogs, for the sum of $15,000 on easy terms. On this farm are two dwellings, three tenant houses and more than one and a quarter million feet of forest pine an<| hardwood timber. This farm is offered solely for the purpose of division. At your request, we will furnish a detailed state ment of the situation. If interested, write us at once. LAMAR & PERRY Winder, Georgia. EDWIN P. ANSLEY REAL ESTATE—FORSYTH BUILDING. CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY 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. 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. 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. DIULIN-MORRIS CO. Atlanta National Bank Building- Both Phones 3234. $4.850 —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 Coi'l’Kß ST ft 111? T -Six-room house on good, big east front lot. This is close in and 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. ZE 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 car service, best street pave ment in the city. Must be sold this week. Phone Main 4739-J. It’s Your Move LARGE DEVELOPMENTS in progress now and others to follow this winter will give vow big and quick profits in PEACHTREE HURST LOTS. “The Highlands of Peachtree Road." Monthly payments from $6 to S2O. No interest. No taxes. Eighty lots sold since July 15. Call, phone or write L. P. BOTTENFIELD, Owner Phone. M. 1298. 211 Ejnpire Bldg. FOR SALE CUSTOME S C S T 0 BUY TCA T_T "NT T FOUR or five acres suitable for "poul- I I I I | I try plant." Must have shade (nd be J J ’ near car line. Let us hear from yon. WOODS I DE for sale by Auto Owners and Physicians. 4 F? L- F . (This Lot Will Suit You.) v J E. Ninth st., just off Myrtle. 50x184, with y j-s * 7 large 12-foot side alley and rear; prettv M. ZX I . I Y shade; all Improvements down; ( herteil * street. For a quick sale the price is right COMPA N Y su rn EthpFr e e Ü Bldg. v J x *HEAL KSTA I'E, RENTING, L<)ANS. BUNGALOW BARGAIN. 41 COLQUITT AVENUE, Inman Park; right at Euclid and Moreland avenues: a beautiful home of six rooms, hardwood floors, granite front, tile bath, exposed beams, etc.; nice, level, elevated lot to an alley. SSOO cheaper than anvthing on the street, but one of the best houses and the best lot on the street. Can give immediate possession and easy terms. WH.SOX BROS. 701 EMPIRE BLDG. Money To Loan. Money To Loan. MONEY TO LEND WE ARE IN r<»SITI<iN to handle good, first-class mortgag. nal < state loan- fiom 6 to 7 pei cent from 3to 5 years. There Is no delay in getting your mom > See ns. L H Zurliue, manager. RALPH O. COCHRAN CO. 19 SOUTH BROAD STREET. Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. gHARP & gOYLSTON WEST END. 234 OAK STREET—A dandy cot- tage of six rooms, on a great big lot, with side drive; lot is al ready divided into back yard and garden spot, and the house is in good shape. OWNER WANTS TO SELL, and will make terms that will sell it. See us at ouce about this. LOOK AT 162 LUCILE AND MAKE US AN OFFER. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. FACT UNO GOSSIP IN MONH UNITS Americans Are the Most Gulli ble Investors in the Whole World.' By 3. C. FORBES. NEW YORK, Aug. 21. —We are In a fair way to get pure food, on ail sides we are promised pure politics and only recently a praiseworthy movement was instituted to give us pure investments. The American is- tlie most gullible investor in the whole world. This chiefly because—at least in his initial stages—he wants either some thing for nothing or an absurd lot, for his money. He still foolishly fancies that fortunes are being dispensed by obscure promoters. ♦ ♦ » At least half a million dollars a day— probably a full million—is filched from de luded "investors" by swindlers. ... The postoffice has done yeoman serv ice in imprisoning many of these fakirs. But it can not cover the whole field. It makes no effort at prevention; it neces sarily, confines its efforts to curing or, rather, killing, the guilty. The postal people can do nothing until the unscrupu lous promoter has got in his nefarious work. « « « The investment bankers can go to the root of the evil. They do not have to wait until the false tree bears fruit. They can, so to speak, nip it in the bud. And it is this they propose to do. A very in teresting series of meetings was held at the Waldorf recently. Over two hundred bankers whose chief business is to handle investments formed the Investment Bunk ers Association of America. They propose to establish a bureau of investigation to which all proposed underwritings will be submitted. « * • The new bureau will give its O. K. to meritorious projects, but will stamp its disaproval upon any scheme not worthy of public confidence and support. If properly carried out, this plan is capable of saving the people of this coun try scores of millions of dollars every year. Not only would fraudulent enter prises be rejected, but members of the as sociation-honest bankers—would be tints provided with means of thoroughly prob ing proposals put before them for con sideration. Sometimes an honorable firm is misled into lending its name and influ ence to a project which it believfrs com mendable, but which full investigation would have shown to be questionable. » » M I was much impressed by the earnest ness of the bankers who assembled the other day. More than half of them were obviously under 35 years of age. I have seldom or never seen a more inspiring lot of men—clean-cut, wideawake, ener getic, intellectual looking, of superior manners and, if the phrase may be used of mere males, possessing an unusual amount of charm, the which J. M. Barrie taught us in "What Every Woman Knows" is the one thi.-g reedbjl. all else being of minor account. The formation i f the Investment Bankers association, if f am not greatly mistaken, will mark tlf opening of a new and better era in Ameri can finance. Lest there be some doubt on the sub ject. let it be here explained very em phatically that yesterday's gathering was no Bull Moose convention, no party of protest. True, the American Bankers as sociation did not accept the suggestion that It form an investment bankers' sec tion. but the parent body, I am assured en excellent authority, will warmly support the new body. The movement is an excellent sign of the times. Georgian Want Ads Get Results