Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, September 17, 1912, EXTRA 2, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHE vTLANT.'k GEORGIAN ANT) NEWS REA J FOR PROFIT-GEORG’ AN WANT ADS-USE FOR RESULTS - » Money To Loan. R AND OTHERS, upon their own name * Cheap rales, easy payments <’< nf.dcn tial. D. IL Tolman. 544 Austell build.ng \t E •<' AN MAKI* hans <>r. Atlanta real estate and farm lank. -Apply to Ralph *U. jCtochtaii, 1!* S< uth Broad 7-IV2O . MONEY •»N I \NT> t< r in medium b air or. property in or mar Atlanta .! E. Van Valkenburg. 501 E- ; ’.tai < building WEY .Vi A. N & Ct ).\NC»R< EST ■ E’.ISII »:i > D'-O Mortgages . n R.ai Estate. 4-1-3 SPECIAL HOME FUNDS To LEND, any a. mb unt ■ ■ • -i ‘ \V Cars< n . I ' r ■ a-; street 4-117 l-'A RM Ij ■ N da ■ ■ .• > Jrnprovtid farm land- it. Georgia The Southern Mortgagt C J i iny. Gould build ’ g LOANS mmh on rer.l estate Purchare money r yes bought an . old. I M L< vrkss. 1321 Candler building. 3-17-10 i 'A IL ■■ ■ ■ r purchase : if they are n< 1 payable Ely IL L. .Cobb*. Fifth Floor, Peters Building. • THE PRUDENTLXL IN- SURA Nt IE (X). of Ameri ca can make you a loan on Atlanta improved property, through their loan corre spondents. Ti rnian. Black A Calhoun. 203-S Empire Building. <>-7-12-1 j WE HAVE plenty of money to lehd at lowest rates on Atlanta and nearby property, either for straight or monthly payment plan. Also for purchasing pur chase money notes. Poster & Robson. 11 Edgewood Ave. JEWELERS AND BROKERS 301 P,TI » S I bldg. EV o\ Crk" STRICTLY PRIVATE Without indorsement Without Collateral Security Without Real Estate Securities' Menev loaned at LAWFUL RATES. NATIONAL DIS COUNT CO., 301.-2 Fourth Nation al Bank Building. Monev Wanted. WANTED To borrow’ $2.1F.fl an suburban home worth *5,000. i k monthly pay- ' men tn, or would accept straight five-year ' loan Ar.vvcr Box 787, care Georgian 9-13-8 j ’ .• z ~- z:r.:TT. —- —xx-.j Business Opportunities. WANT;.! To 1 ; v a live drug business. A C. • ;Ir. » ,•. Tri<»n. la 46-16-9 F< 'R NA LE E!?’abliN ! u‘d grocery store aia ■ < ■ market, doing tine business. < pr.'udt. l nt corner n good section of • ■ii? i ru could not "«•’ a letter place in <■ M. A., run Georgian 69-14*9 FC»IC SALE <me -a the best country i ;•.< t a <■> in the nts». with homo and ••■flier fixtures .%<•<.-»--s Doctor, care < ■oorg!; n. _ _ __«6- J 4 -9 I'<»R SALE '’•'cur-ft is interest in best paying bnsme - m Atlanta Small cap ital required Can be turned over semi monthly. Phone Main 3816. 9-10-22 Real Estate For Sale. FOR SALK Four-room house, lot 60x150; River car Hi.. . $1,000; $lO a month John < '.u m, .. W Itehall st .9-16-17 I.UI'ITY of iji'ni l .i ix room cottage for $330. This is a tatgam. !' S M .are Georgian 9 16-3 FOR SALE Beautiful. new. modern eight-room. furnace heated, on prettiest street m Decatur. da Let 11-o by 400, near rar >. <'<>mfort:ti>'t .;lra mer and winter > -.750. Terms Owner. P <>. pox 720. A Ilan Hi. 47-,4-9 A V 'AV ,\ >•■ i: ■ . ... , ... • , i: ■ Park; story and - half bungalow; six rooms: all nKMlern <_ onvenien. ,s, cornel lot andpin car line V It-i 1 BI'I. cl . ieo Io; oi, west side, worth $750 to $8(t0, will sacrifice for S2OO cash if taken at once. Retail Merchant care Georgian 9-12-"38 51Al!li:TTA car . t.e property and Cobb county farms. Send for our large list of bargain! We have four acres with nice three-room cottage, for onh -i1.b1.0. and seventeen acres with good six to. m residence, for $2 00": both , t the:, plnee'i tire right at eat Msi'oti. ami art big bar gains l( X I|t>I.LA.XT> x StiX. nr vt ESTATE ANII LeAXS, CoITIT HItLSE yiyH’L-ijj. GA 9 12-86 B.AR<iAl\ to home builder. One-acre lot on ear line: beau tiful. elevated and covered with shade trees. Will soli eheap to desirable part}' wantin'! to build at once. Idea! plat-e for subur ban home. W ith plenty of room for chicki ns. orchard, garden, etc. Satisfactory terms. Address B. R, Box 433, eare Georgian 9-11 34 . Ffd'. property with Evertt* A l vrreti, EM Brown-Randolph Bldg . Marietta 7-15-27 *’: ' ' STRIDE i•• •h i $3 000 bus s a dandy 5-room dw< Hing, 173 Grant st.: b’-A ;iiit’. m.«dt rn 1 l.roijghout; splendid neigl.btirh. 'o<: P. wll ib.,.-. \. ,? f vou want a home. I-; \ terms Ed R Havs City Hull g 77-3.' THE HOI'S!; yon build, buy or rent will not be a’ modern home unless it is wired for electricity. Farms for Rent. F(»R R1 N't : < tift' i t ' i ’-st farm, one-half to tv ■ utiles of railroad st iiinu’ t 2JNL' ■_ " Notices. CEomiiA !•■•>• ' Ruble B. Alien vs EYarifc 1: Allen, No. ». I, ''i superior < ■ ' < n»'tjhc- that on t •• 7i i of ,Vu ;912. Ruble E sib I 'hd .it as ; : ... You are r< 'od L at t t _\ (l y, •• ber 1. mi. < . . ■ dP . • • . M<m < < nulaint. ' A’iU'e - ‘ ■ I • I. ReH, p;. . \ R »E 1 BIU GL i "• ? 1 > POULTRY Edited by Judge F. J. Marshall II 7/y / look Up Poultry; Incidents (d Early Work. I have been asked many times why T happened to take up poultry for a business. It was not a “happen so.l’ I began . workiii'r with thoroughbred poultry when but a * >o - v fifteen years old. I liked chickens. 1 liked them not only from the Methodist preaeh lg|i|er's standpoint, but I liked to look at good stock. ' admired the fine ones. It was of great interest ’ i'l 1 " n,e as *’ always has been io watch the devel- ’ opincnt of well breN youngsters. To watch certain fine cockerels develop into great big noble specimens fit for the breeding ; Wi . var< l " r the show pen, and pullets to be fit com- Ta fiSl panions at any time or place. hack of all this there was something else ■ that attracted the boy on the farm, situated as I was where dollars were not shied around as we sometimes see them tbest* days. We soon learned the value of a dollar. And we could see them plainly lurking in the background of this thor oughbred chicken business, and they looked to J MXE>9HA.r-L us as as a f u ]j rnoon on a summer’s night. We saw that by mating a few good thoroughbred pullets to a good cockerel we could not only succeed in raising a few fine youngsters that we might sell at , Iwo or three dollars each, but be able to sell several settings of eggs for hatching at a dollar and a half per setting, which was a mighty good price in those days, when chickens were selling at 15 to 25 cents apiece and eggs at 10 and 12 cents a dozen. That was before the days of inflated prices; in fact, there was nothing fn flated those days but the Ideas of a boy like myself in what he hoped to make out of the poultry business. It was an uphill business those days, for one had to work against all kinds of odds. Everybody hooted at the idea of mak ing anything out of chickens, more than being able to supply the home ta ble with eggs and meat at odd times when the pork supply was short. And for any strong, hearty, able-bodied boy or man to fool with poultry was sheer folly, and even downright laziness. But we were determined and hard headed enough to stand a lot of such talk from the neighbors. Every time I went to the express office to ship a sot ting of eggs for hatching the smile would go around, as much as to say, "There he goes again. I wonder how long it will be before we will have to take him away." A Colossal Purchase. 1 worked hard to produce good stuff, '■■pin, quite a share of the money t In the first few years, In buying b’ iL't stock to mate with mine and im prove it. I went almost to the bottom ■f :ny pocket at one time and paid out eight hard-earned dollars for a Light Brahma pullet to complete a fine breed ing trio I had been getting together. Such a price would mean nothing th.-se days of big prices, lint it surely did then. The word got out that I was making a little clean cash out of tills small business in addition to my oilier farni profits In the language of the pit sent day, people began to sit up and take notice. ’lite women began to see something to it first, as they usually do. and the Orpingtons. LIO PEN thoroughbred Buff (Orpingtons; live Im ns, one rooster; first sls check gets it; prize-winners. 65 Crew st. IS l‘i '• Plymouth Rocks. BMiBElt I’i.YMt UTH 11(>(’KS~E. U Tboinpst n s Imperial Ringlet strain, di rect; invincible at world’s greatest shows. Stock from Now York first prize winners. Prices right, Circulars free. A. C. Brown. Holton. Ind 92-14-9 Incubators. I ■ V!a )R 240 < »’>•. i’! .■<!!•)»■ State. onl> used for one hatch Call Decatur 270 9-13-22 Dogs. TWO male French poodle puppies for sale; pure white; little beauties; #lO each. George Austin, 428 East Georgia ave.. <’ity. 68-14-9 LX)GS At close pfrices. Variety of point < is. setters and hounds to select from. Young and mature. Trained and partly trained C-rrespondence solicited. Mont \!■ w K . ■ 1 . : . IP . \ « ’ 18 I ■ I S\i .i Pointei an 3 hounds State wants. E A. Linville, Kerners ville, N. C. 59-9-10 Horses and Carriages 1 i -i: SALE Texas saddle pony; hand some ba> ; gentle: splendid gait; very thing for bos or girl. A B Kellogg, 806 Temple Court. 35-13-9 Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. Railroad Frontage FRONTING on three railroads, less than tivo miles from the cen ter of tlie city, we have a prominent corner with good depth which we have been authorized to sell at onee for nearly one - half what adjoining railroad frontage is being held at. Here is a chance to make some real money quick. See Mr. Phillips or Mr. EX’ERETT & EVERETT 2 I Brown-Randolph Bldg. Phone M. 3392 WILLIAMS-HARTSOCK CO. REAL ESTATE AND BUILDERS FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. Phone 2106 Main >.U|I \ll LES \\ EXIT. B A R<»AI N U•re is a homr <>n a h»t 50 b\ 200 fe-q, to ai alky, that we ran sell for the h w priv» ut $4,200 There is r.u kan* io - Ib asunubk < ash payment will get it Gome qiih k * WENUE BARGAIN On Capit nvonut we hav< a - ;! •! lol; alky in rear; price is «»k\ : ••••<» Terms y-x'd. < . \ * I ’\ It K BAR<I A1 N i lere is a six room h«>me. u 111 u.i b net mantu’s. p. -n e- i bath, walls tinted in rich colni- < »n« block of <ar line I‘rhv i> $2.- i t purchaser. .11 1 H G !?• ! ’Er above pric<s, \«»lj v.- uld i • think that u« ar< vti’udrg ! ■ •> n’ • ■>i <■ ■■ll < Thv<e ar«* Ji.-t : are luu ga ins that u e are ■!<» •. ■* t»•<;;. > i G W 1 itu »as\ !t is t<» get s biiiM you a h«>? • \ ... v > |.«. jj t .t < ig. •< im in qs Yeti wo-i d quit pax it g rent —————————— — r — ————— , ■!■ ■ || ||. [ | IWMaMU i !!: ' lI<H SE. yon will build. Im\ or rent w ill not be a , modern home unless it is wired for Lleulriciiy, i men would reluctantly agree to it. pro viding they could k»ep their wives in the foreground, that the laugh might come upon them rather than upon the noble head of the household. Woman was made the scapegoat, as she has ever been since the days of I Adam. When asked if they wen- going I into the poultry business my neighbors would reply something like this: "oh, my w ife is a fooling with some of those new-fangled Shang Cochins or White Brahmas, but I don’t take any stock in the blooming tilings. They are too high tone for me." But They Were Converted. But 1 want to tell you that some of these same tenderfeet in later years 1 showed their chickens side by side with me. That was all right, but you know > I felt like it was time for tne to laugh. The first breed I tried was the Buff Cochin, but it was a little too slow in ■ its movements for tne, and short on <gg production, so I changed to the Light Brahmas, wltieh were at that time the aristocrats of the barn yard and very popular. I bred tills variety for a num ber of years with the old reliable Barred Plymouth Rocks, called simply , Plymouth Rocks, as there were no other varieties of the breed at that • time. it took a lot of hard work in those days to produce a few good birds in the . Rocks. They were cjude and had to ■ be manipulated with the greatest sa ; gacity to produce anything worth look ing at. Others were in the saute boat, t so that you could not turn out and buy t what you would like to have. But it L was this seeming impossibility that ■ made the few good ones we did raise worth good money. The balance of tie ■ flocks ve sold at low prices, from a dol- ■ lar ami a half tp three dollars e.-u-h, ;o t farmers and others wishing to start t pure-bred utility flocks. Wiiiie much ■ of tills stock would be considered as • culls at this time, they were pure bred '■and answered the purpose of furnish ing the farmers and others a fairly : uniform flock of thoroughbred stock ‘I (To be continued tomorrow.) Miscellaneous Poultry. 11. G. HASTINGS & CO., 1 Seedsmen for the South, 16 West Mitchell strt'i't. P'otir (’ t.v De liveries Daily. North and South Side 9 a. in., Inman Park and West End 2 p. m. Bell Phone M. 2 >(>S. Atlanta 2568. • BIT.BS THAT SHOVI.T' BE STARTED Indoors now for early blossoms: White Roman Hyacinths. 40c a dozen, postpaid 50c; Paper White Narcissus. 25c a do;.t n, postpaid 40c; Freesias, 20c a dozen, post ’ paid 2’>c. All of our bulbs are large, strong, sure bloomers. Write for a copy > ; of our bulb catalogue. CONKEY’S WHITE DIARRHOEA REM EDY. 25c ami 50c. Lee's White Diar rhoea Remedy. 50c. Either of these will r give satisfaction. J £ I ' CRUSHED OYSTER SHELL and poultry grit. 50 pounds 50c, 100 pounds sl. MALE CANAR’ES All guaranteed sing ) ers, $2.50 each. Cages. $1.25 and up. 1 SIL\’ER SKIN and Yellow Danver Onion Sets. Seed Rye and Barley. I SE ('GNKEY’S NON-l-CiDE for ridding > our poultry houses of mites. Tw’o table blt-spoonfuls mixed in two gallons of wa ’ I ter is what is needed for dipping your > I fowls. one pint can 35c. I quart 60c, )|2 quarts 90c. I gallon $1.50. Real Estate For Sale. W. A. Foster & Raymond Robson / Real Estate, Rentin'! and Loans. Bell Phones 1031-1032. 11 Edgewood ave. Atlanta Phone 1881. FOR SALE. GN HARDEE STRF6ET, close to school and churclo s, on a pretty, level lot, 75 feet front, w.- have an attractive home of six rooms, a!! improvements: brand new. price, $3,500; easy terms. See Mr. Dews. ON BOULEVARD DEKALB, near East Lake junction and convenient to 15- rniniitf ear service, a nearly new five room bungalow ; all city conveniences ex cepting ga-*; nice lot, 50x200 feet; terms to suit you; price only $2,500. See Mr. Radford. CLOSE to South Decatur and East Lake • ar line, a nice six-room bungalow, with water and electric lights; price, $2,300; oaky terms. See Mr. Dews. A L 43 GREENWoitD AVENUE, we have ihe nicest home proposition on the north side, at th« price w’e have on it for quick sale; has eight rooms, nicely finished: nice mantels and fixtures: the lot is 75x165 to an alley Can handle this on terms of SSOO cash and S3O per month. See Mr. White. IF VOL HAVE MONEY TO J. FOR RENT. NO. 329 GREENWOOD AVENUE. A Nli’E four-room cottage, in exeellen' evrnl’tion. with let 50 by 2 n 9 Splendid neighbcrlm. il. Has porcelain bath, but no gas. Two blocks' from ca'r line. Price sl6. WE I’i 81.15. H A WEEKLY RENT BU .LE'I'IN, giving a good description of everything we have lor rent. Get a copv. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT. 12 AUBURN AVENUE. PHONE MAIN 618 .ft I r- —-<*v . /r-wvw NWTIWAWBW -1 -r- w*..- L - FOR RENT BY E. RIVERS REALTY COMPANY 8 W ESI' ALA BA AIA ST R E ET. 365 PIEDMONT AVE . we have this splendid eight-room on an elevated lot. House is m splendid repair and in first-class neighborhood. $45.00 per month, 115 EAST AVE. You will find this eight-room two-stdry house with all modern conveniences. Very desirable for two small families. Only $35.00 per month. 369 CENTRAL AVE. This is an eight-room two-story house witli all conven iences. Good neighborhood and splendid location. $30.00 per month. 39 MILLS ST. 'I his is a five-room house, in good repair. Has bath and' gas, and only a short walk from center of city. $22.50 per month. ,il 1,1,1 11 ■ —■ . * I ■ ■■■ ■■!■!..«—,» !■ I .-WW Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. “ASK THE REAL ESTATE MAN” Call on him for Plats ami prices. He will tell you that Beautiful Highland View Lots With ten-minute ear service and all city improvements and high-class settlement , IS THE BEST BI Y IN’ATLANTA FOB THE PRICE WE ASK YOU. A TLA NT A I) EV E LOPM ENT COMPA NY, 6<' ( ?-i.5 Third National Bank Building. TH E L C. GREEN CO. REAL ESTATE. 305-6 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BIILDING. ’ I’hone Ivy 2943. i EDGEWOOD A VEN I E Vacant lot 22x43, on easy terms, 6 per cent on notes. Th<- pun at » r «>f u is property is sure of a safe and rapid increase in value. [ .See us f.;>- infer., at ion as to just how reasonable we can sell this property. ON POPLAR CIRCLE, two doors from Euclid avenue, eight-room house, practi cally new; -tr,. lights, hardwood floors, piped for furnace, hot water tank and fixtures connected, large lot with chicken yard and houses in rear; in a fine locality, and at a gn ;t bargain; easy terms can be arranged. THREE BLOCKS from Five Points on Collins street, large lot 60x100 feet with aIL v on <;<!••: rrr.ud for SSO per month. We will be glad to show this property and will submit ony r<; < nable offer. McLEN'l’h >N STRUCT \ .cant lot on south side of street, 250 feet east of Arizona avenut , n a r.ijii'ily growing section of Atlanta. This is one of the few un i sold lots in this sict> !i: water and sewerage in easy reach. If sold this week 1 will make price of ;. ; !50. ! 132 AND 136 EAST GEURGIA A\E., lot 32x52; six-room house, bath, cabinet mantels, slate •< » ' modern, and rents for $22.50 per month. Don’t miss this opportanity to make .■•me money. A bargain here. Come to see us. THE L. C. GREEN COMPANY. : Auburn Avenue 1 $260 PER FRONT FOOT will buy 137x112 to an alley, close in on Auburn av. nm . Splendid location for small stores, with excellent prospects for enhancement. — ;—. Edgewood Avenue UI.OSE IN on 1 ';:ew>ud aventie, 25x120, at $350 per front foot. This will I soon be in the SSOO class. J. H. EWING REAL ESTATE 116 (LOBBY) I’ANDLER BUILDING. I SALESMEN L. S. BROWN. R E. RILEY, WM. U MASSEY. . 1 __—————___ A Home for Your Rent ' AT ,1> ft. rson park. East Point, we are building a flve-room.eott;*ge on ex tra large lot, which will sell for small cash payment and S2O a month, WE hay< beaatiful, large lots, 100x150 feet to alley, on which we will build a house to your plans for small amount cash and balance monthly. W.D.BEATIE Both Phones 3520.'207 Equitable Building. Houses For Rent. Houses For Rent. FOR RENT i’l! \( !I 1 HEE Between Ivy and West Peachtree streets —new two story buildhii! being erected. Modern and up to date in < every detail. Look at the construction of this building, and then make us a price. Size 25 by 100. FOR RENT 1 ’EA( 11 i 1.1'.1 - . Kight at Merrit ts avenue. W c will have readv for occupancy in a short while, an excellent double building. W. have rented half of same to the Indian Motorcycle ('om > pony. The other hull you can get—2s by 125 feet. Get a price IIOU bet >re some one gets it. I’l. I.’M \\. BLACK A < AI.IKH’N i < ii Y"i ha\ i: money to loan, we < a.\ place it. Houses For Rent FOR RENT. 6-r. h., 27 West Fair streets2s.oo 6-r. h., 289 East Fifth street 32.50 6-r. h., 71 Bellwood avenue 10.60 6-r. h.» 234 Chanel street 21.00 6-r. h.» 408 Ormmond street 22.50 6-r. h., 295 Cooper street 15.6a 6-r. h., Fair st net, Kirkwood 20.0<» 6-r. h., 3 J Orleans street 18.00 6-r. h.. Boulevard DeKalb, Kirkwood 15.00 6-r. h., 38 Curran street 9.0° 6-r. h., 81. Ormond street 20.60 6-r. h.. Lakewood drive 20.00 6-r. h., 293 East North ave., furn.... 45.00 6-r. h., 33 Lovejoy street 15.6 > 6-r. h., 94 Whitehall terrace 15.60 6-r. h., Holderness street and thr.ee acres of land 11.00 6-r. h., Posey street. Kirkwood, Ga.. 21.0 u 6-r. h.. 24 South Warren, Kirkwood, Ga 15.00 6-r. h., 8 Coper street 30.00 6-r. h.. Boulevard DeKalb and Clif ton 17.50 6-r. h., 122 West Alexander street.. 17.69 6-r. h., Gilbert street. E. Atlanta... 12.0*- 6-r. h., 504 Euclid avenue 25.00 6-r. h., 69 Bellwood avenue 10.60 And a long list of larger and smaller houses. Come to see us. .CAN. WE CAN PLACE 13’ Seal Estate For Sale. Plan Your Own House V. e are'prepared to build in our Stewart avenue sub ’:, a house according to your own plans. Maybe the houses have looked at do not exactly suit: you want something a h-- difterent. Give us your ideas, and we will build just the kim| house you wish, and arrange terms of payment. In this suhd vj sion we have many fine lots to select from—all near the ; Luth ward school and city playground. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR M. L. PETTY & E? IThARLIXG REAL ESTATE. 32 EAST ALABAMA ST. ON EUCI.II> AVEX’UE \vc have a ncW ten-room two-story house lot snx"nn wo are offering for U.. 500: $1 000 cash, balance on easy terms. TiiL ’ ha- sol'd oak f.cors. furrace heat, large sleeping porches; in t'aet. it i< " modern and up-to-date house in Atlanta for the pi ice and terms s,J ' ‘ ’ >•> I J;iu 1-1 OFFER a nine-room twn-story house on Capitol avenue, lot 50x200 f... J" Tl.e !<•<■.:•. ■■ n arid the price of this house should sell it at ■ighi.'l . i . . it to you at once. WE HAVI-1 a six-room cottage, on a lot 50x250 on Cherokee avenue tIT? offer for $3,500. Thi.'- ph ee of properi. at our price is eertamly a : ’ and if yo-.i are interested in a $3,500 home proposition, vou can not i„ ,• house and lot. WE HAVE ONE of the most desirable corner lots on Ponce DeLeon "v- -e :130 that v.e are offering for SIOO per front foot. You can not affoid look this lot a t our p: ice. Have You Any Money? LOTS $l5O AND S3OO EACH. A few months ago we had a number of Simpson Ridge lots for s;C» Since Lien half , f th m h:. .e been sold, houses have been built ano' n't' r in;p: ovcmer.ts near bv have been made. Enhamem tit of all prope: ty in this section has increased ma: i , . but Lie remaining f w lots in Simpson Ridge are now offered arain for' at tiie same prices we sold them last year. Prices are $l5O to S3OO, $1 end $2 a week, no interest, no taxes to pq-. To si is to buy. See for yourself. Take River car, get off at As walk two block, wi-t. The lot:- are on the right of Simpson str. it. " Gplats at our office. THOMSON & LYNES IS and 20 Walton St. Both Phones 1.8. ED WIN P. ANSLEY " REAL ESTATE AND RENTING. $5,000 ift’j oof) NORTH OF PONCE DE LEON AVENUE, AVPSt'oI' Ill< 111 LA ND AVENUE. A NI6W BUNGALOW, just complplt<L containing six rooms and slee ne p■ bath, Lardv' ■.(! fici.is and (.’pilar; I«»t 50x150; tern s to suit. One of the n attractive homes in the street. $6,000 Siijiuo KENNES.\AV'.\\'ENUE, NEAR PONCE DE LEOX. TWO-STOIIY IP >1 SE. containing seven rooms and hath; lot 45x150. This po ■ erty is owned by a non-resident, an d anxious to sell EDWIN P. ANSI JO’. REALTY TRI ST BUILDING. Phones, Ivy ICOO-1-2; Atlanta U.;. • jw - MW >:*«-« >v.»sri iviim i imivii’UJaa . n vwr -wwirr • il—l’l ■frwaTWUWiu.Triv- v lit. RALPH O. COCHRAN CO. (1 worp -rated > REAL ESTATE. RENTING AND LOANS PEACHTREESTKEET HERE is a lot 25 by 110 ir. the Georgi in Terrace bloc!:, on Pccchtree for ”5 - .■■l. Term:; unusually attractive; It will n.alte m -e-.- for von jl.'mtise, WIHCE. Sales .Manager. r*-*wrwiwwrßßM i> uiwrvr:- —rwrß’mrv.rt.tr’Ter-wimrnnM,- uwiniiiim j—w -rv-v -V' . 4. tw DILLLN-MORRIS CO. 609-10 Ytlantii National Bank Bldg. Both Phones 42’1 $5..>00 ST. I'llA.lti.ES WENUE. six rooms, furnace heated bungalow ha- ha - wood fluors: stone front: on largo shady lot. A home at this pi ice <i i ?> t • street isn't found every day. Good terms. $1,350 WILL buy a vacant lot Just off II ghlanit avenue, near Ponce DeLeon; noth ing else on tlie str*'ct at ;h.s price. Terms. ■ • —— ■ . I -« $3,1.50 NEAR in on the south side we have a dandy little six-room cottag on elevated erst front lot. We can sell on terms of S2OO cash and balance r month. Buy this and cut out your carfare. N' 11 PO■ •E D LEON PLACE Tl si a beaut ful ■. iom b hardwood floors throughout: best of figures, stone front. \Y'* consider it anal classy bungalow. See us f-.r price and t-Tms. Owner says sell. I _ • _• Salesmen I’REDC. WOODALL and CHAS. R. COLLINS. PEACHTREE STREET LOT 1.00-FoCT FRONT, beautiful east front, elevated, shadv Im; just 1- > ; f - limits, rtns ;s a /■,-<■:! opportunity to get a Peachtree lot cheap 'S ■ J' 1 """. ln under S2OO pet foot. Price, $12,300; $5,000 cash and one, two'anu ll’.r I I Ix I\ ll’kCcll iLSStfItC MAIN 1357. gOS E mpire p. ,::r S . FOR SALE WIHTEFOORD AVENI E LOTS. (Nour Hardee St.) V 7 f "X T t 650 FEET frontage on Whit- f 1 ■'' ■ 111 I —l I ’ I pnd 400 feet frontage on AL;’id St J J • Price only $4,500. W( )ODSI DE Will Exchange ON O?<E OF THU BUST STHHKTS of Atlanta, beautiful eight-room home, y five extra building lots; all improvements down and paid for, for g«".<l •’ ir!H near Atlanta or negro property. Now if you want something good, get hi'- 31 INMAN BLDG. PHONE M. 2053. WANTED-AT ONCE \\ E UWE three clients f-r small ho. :es -$2,500 to $3,00(L If you wi: t lO Sell yours, see us at once. ATLANTA SLBURBAN REALTY COMPANY. 31 Inman Bldg., M. 2053. ~ ’ aWauhful home IZIGI IT-:t< »om sham heat double-floored, with felt in between; cypres* ?h’r- ■■ lor ;nd dining room with French mantuis; larg. b itlei’s ] antry and cb sets; shadv, level; easy front lot; serviia in city; pric. , s6.s(h*. on i asv terms. WILSON BROS. 701 EMPIRE BLDG. MAIN 1411-J. G. R. MOORE & COMPANY REAL ESTATE. BFILDING AXD LOANS. 1409 CANDI HR HUILDLsG. PHONE IVY 4? 7S SPi; ’I \ L !’ ' RGAINS !•,AS I LAKI, lolls H, . i. . i.e-Hi It will <> , ,!,| P two years M \ 11 U ' 1 a S < ■:: i. I: r. _• \i io p;i mall store. nt $2,000; terms ADAIR AVI-.Ni ID< »MI. at n ritice ’' Il * I- I ' a ornet I ns I • .'it Ufiil residence. It's cheap _- t A\LNI I. Lentil it<i burnt, Hemphill a\t. huiuv, I '.la Real Estate For Sale