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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AM) NEUS.READ FOR PROFIT— WZKIX I AUS-USE FOR RESULTS Auction Sales. AT'AUCTION?” A VERY FINE LOT OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD COO DS FROM STORAGE, FOR MERLY OF A MARLBOR OUGH APARTMENT. IN CLUDES EARLY ENG LISH BUFFET. COST S2(X): 16-FOOT DINING TABLE. COST S7O; MA HOGANY AND BIRDS EYE MAPLE BED ROOM FURNITURE. ELEGANT BRASS BEDS. SILK DRAPERIES. BEAUTI FUL CURTAINS, TABLE AND BED LINEN. ('RAFTSMAN Li BRA RY FURNITURE. A S2OO LEATHER P A RLO R | SUIT. MAHOGANY LI-I BRA RY TABLE. HALL’ RACK. ('HINA CABINET. CHINA. GLASSWARE; AND BRK'-A-BRAC. YEL-I VET. AXM INST ER AND BRUSSELS ART SQUA RE S. RU G S HALL RUNNERS, ETC.. TUESDAY. OUT. 1. A l' 12 EAST MITCHELL Sl’. COMMENCING AT 10 \ M TUESDAY. \vp will offer to the highest hhklei. two consignments of fine furniture, consisting of mahogany dressers and chiffoniers, several brass beds. Na tional springs, bit mattresses, feather pillows. wool hlankels, hand-rnade quills, pillow- < ases. sheets. bed spreads, hall rack, china cabinet, j birdseye maple princess dresser and chiffonier, white enamel iron beds, complete ges stove, range, oak «ir«,ss ers and chiffoniers, craftsman Morris chair, with g nuine leather cushions, cost |sd; a three-puce Circassian wal nut bedroom suit, cost S9O; line lot of rockers, two dining tables, book shelves, upright piano, 5-piece parlor suit upholster<<l in tapestry, porch rocker*’, quartered oak dining mom suit, center tables, reception nail fur niture, a fine lot of silk draperies. Clunx lace curtains, some of them cost originally high as sls per pair. Oriental couch covers, beautiful lot of pictures, table silver, table linen, tine lot of art squares and many other things too numerous to mention You are cordially invited to come and look i this beautiful lot of household roods . over all day Monday. Sale will start i promptly at 10 a in. Tuesdax CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. 12 East Mitchell St. I 1’ \ A N BID -K CHS M <’TH >N ID H SE. M Decatur street. We buy and sell any end everything Atlanta phone 22< . Beil Ih< ■ < Ma In 1434, Main 187 " . 0 PEMBROKE Sales Company under new management, will accept your surplus stock of any kind on consignments cash advanced; settlement on date of sale 14.’ S Pryor st. Bell phone Main 143 1 Main 187. Atlanta phone 2285. 8 6-30 Stove and Range Repairing. DAN, THE FIXER. STOVES AND REFRIGERATOR RE PAIRING. We sell secondhand gas stoves We sweep chimneys. 121 WHITEHALL STREET Atlanta Phone 2235 Bell Phone Main 26.'9 Job Work. - WE ('AN S -VE you money on repair work shriving tables and counters. We make them to order. Roof repairing, brick work, wail tinting. ; . inting and plaster ing kJ I . South F< rs\th stree t Bell 1187, Atlanta 6087-M Monuments and Stone Work. VTLANTA GR UNITE C< IMP NY ALL KINDS stone work 17-' ' isei treet Phone Main 1540 Fire-Proof Storage. W: SI ORE H< >VSEH< >l.l > goods and pia*‘ •< office and warehouse. 239-24! Edgewood avenue Iv\ 2037 John J Storage (’ompai Automobiles. Ft fix ; car? m I K'"sl < ondition; for quick sale. k 1 : I .’. At- : huu a ■ ■. u . ' -s 7 j 30-31 : I-* Sale oR EXCHANGE Automobile for vacant lot faint land or diamond' valued at $l5O. F L. care Georgian _ 28 ’■» " AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. F<'l: SALK Fout i>assenget Maxwell at $ I‘H' Five-p." serger louring car. good I condition - ,■> Want r.'.ulster in ex-! ehang.- for t v<-n»>ni house. 31 Inman ! Bell . I 9-25 I I > I X 1 - h ir<i ■ 1 ,i •■ .. t,, n Bunk tru. k Will sell this week at a l'arg-iin Adams Price Auto i'nin|>aiii'. 1 Y\ i-ningtun street Phone Main 652 WILL SELL, or exehange tor vacant lot. - >im- passenger automobile; 60 horsepow cr in ’• <■ edition . rides lik. asb eping car It's a bargain. Price S6OO Main i 2405-.1 Cl,arks R Cook. ISO South Boule vard 9-24-9 . AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE. NEW BRI SI I. never used; to exchange for Jot: and 25-horse* power Maxwell, fir* conduit,n. f. .>• cash, cheap Box 350 care Georgian 9-16 36 j Motorcycles. I- SALE Motorcycle ■ first eia m 1 shape Til- is a bargain S,, Mae ve n u t 10-8 Lost and Found. Lost <in Ivy str.-i ''. .ar c orner Hous ton. srm.il rout •' in I.- aw w ith Major ITeston, R. Pharma ■■ ami g< t reward 'so.-eJi j lj >ST—K. of P watel - . ■ x , .. c P. I. from his friends Return to Carlo- Lynes. 2" Wap n i 1-64 F< tCNI ' Ladi-s’ !U l-.> ... F.7l~‘pic ture insme Engraved with three Initials. I Owner ~,r have same by Identifying ami pacing f.,r this ad Ask sot Mi U;.U .gh. v.ant ad cl. parttnent The Georgian. l.t >ST s, • m ay night, cameu ring Lib eral reward if returned to M7 Fourth Bank building _ il-:tii-'.'. I.' ST Silver n■ ah bag Sunday aft. rn. .n ' on Hignland. b. 'H.en st Charles and I ''' ' " 1 • I . - | |,, Lt .„ l tw.-c-i. Hig'd.... > ■ Spring ah Lib.c.'.'! r<-w..ro f re - -a ... ... v,.g ; l; , Eaf. IS2 ' S'. ’ harl. - p. .a,. L, . M'...) 32-.li> '.' ’ Yu''n ■ "!■ 'using rim. inner I ■ ..J use - Diamond • >lZ * 1 ’ Reward Ph* n< '■).>, s'apc-d anie'hvsi btoo.li ’• ■ Ma> . .„|, i Money To Load. LOANS made on real estate Purchase money notes bought and sold. F M I.nr* ]••>> 1821 Candler building. S-17-10 HOME i I’Ni‘S and insurance money at prevailing rates of interest »»n real es tate. <Tin place your application and get the mone\ at once. Ralph (>. Cochran (T’mpan.v, 19 South Broad. 9-25-36 MONEI FOR . iLARIED PEOPLE AND OTHEIIS. upon their own names; cheap rates, easv payments (’orfldcn- H. Tolu an. building M«»NEY ON HAND for immediate loans on prop rty in -r near Atlanta J. E. Van Valkenburg 501 Equitable building i 6-6-22 wTTyman .u CONN«»Rs. ES'I A BUSH El» 1890. ?sK»rtgages < n Real Estate. 4-1-3 SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND, any amount; 6 per cent Write or call. S. I W f’arson, 21 South Broad street. 4-1 17* FARM LOANS placed in •’ r amount on improv**] farm lands in Georgia The Southern Mortgage Company, Gould build ing 7-13-1 THE PRUDENTIAL IN SI RA N( 'E ('(). of Ameri ca can make yon a loan on Atlanta improved property, through their loan corre spondents. i’urman. Black Y Calhoun, 203-8 Empire Building. 6-7-12-1 iWE II.WE phmtY of money to loud at lowest rat's on Atlanta and nearby property, either fori j straight or monthly payment! j plan. Also for purchasing pur-j i elrise money notes. Foster & ! i Robsoii 11 Edgewood Ave. [>. - JEWELERS AND BROKERS As. 101 P,T ’* S I "LOG Mo T^ V^ X>\ - 4 GY— STRICTLY PRIVATE < _z~ Wit hout I ndorsement Without Collateral Security Without Real Estate Securit ics Money loaned at , LAWFUL BATES. NATIONAL DIS COUNT CO., 1 301-2 Fourth Nation al Bank Building. Business Opportunities. | - ■„ . Fltß SALE at otiee, big bargain j in well e<tahlished boarding |c ; hotis>. (’all .Minn 2312-J. Ad dres> F, \V. 119 Washington. ■{ 9-28-27 A Real Opportunity. OFFICE MAN with $2,000 to $5,000. com-| 5 petent to manage <»ffi< r ami install card i svstem Investment guaranteed, with 12 | 1 ‘per cent > early on same. Moderate sal I • ar\ Exceptional future for right man i ‘ B< \ 300. can Georgian. 44-27-9 | I E’T lay before you facts and figures , regarding the Montana Pulp ami Paper Mainiftii luring Company; the govern- : menUs tigures show that the manufacture 11 'of paper is one of the greatest industries ’ < iof Ainvrit t W rilo I N Seehrest X- Co.. | 1 Invt stun ”t Bankers, Buffalo. N Y . for : ; eircular 30?. 55-25-9 . Rooming House For Sale. b(»R SALE. Eleven .j oom rooming house; • will saerifle* • :'O cash leaving city; ! J , all rooms renud; house rents for $25 per ■ month .1 K , ea re Georgian 9-28-30 < Real Estate For Sale Ft >lt s YLE <>R EXCHANGE” WILL SELL or exchange for acreage dan- I d\ five-room cottage. 1054 DeKalb ave- I nue near Moreland. Inman Park Price* $3,000 Call Main 2405-J. Charles R. Cook. I 180 Sou h Bouk \ aid 9 ::•» ■l3 LARGE lot, East Lake, near golf links, >SOO *in terms DOO cash, baianee in two' years Owner. Box 118, care Georgian. i v. 9 F< h : SALE Five room bungalow on cast side; ne\er been occupied; all conven- i ■ lences ami on car line: price ami terms I 1 reasonable. Box 95!», care Georgian. I 2128-21 SALE RESH >ENCE ' li \\ E THREE up-to-date six-room bun- 1 galows all improvements, on paved I street, sidewalks, s;.t\ sewerage, electric 1 [lights, hot and cold water connections. ' furnace heat Small cash payment; Isi . unco to ii ’ \|'ply John Hagan, 218 Au >>urn avenue 9-20-18 R k He, list yout pioperty with Everett .<• I vcrett. _ >n 4 Brown-Randolph * Ridg . Marietta ard E< rsyth 7-15-27 THE HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home I ! unless it is wired for electricity. ■ Real Estate Wanted. \v \nt desirable lot on Moreland or Eu clid awnue or in Druid Hills section; must be bargain Give full description 1 and price Box 117, care Georgian (wanted TO EXCHANGE 1913 model Stearns, with NEW KNIGHT MOTOR, i j for desirable piece of real estate. Car in 1 perfect condition and practically new Address II <’ McKenzie. 809 Fourth Na , ’tonal Bank building. Atlanta 47-27-9 Farms For Rate. Ft iR s\i i; 84 acres west of Marietta, ' Ha '-iv-rooni house. »r>>-i'o,,ni tenant i:.>us>>; barn an>' other outbuildings; eon-| i wnient to ehureb and school, or would' exchange for cit> propertj J 11 Estes, 1511 Tituph (’curt building. Atlanta 9-30-56 I h’l.c'SL IX "U railroad, twelve aerea ! would make Ideal truck or dalrj farm. I < Liberal lerms \ L M . 139 Whiti hali ’ lunt 1 31-30-9 i - L ——" Legal Notices. N<« l’l' 'E T< ' di :bt< »:s and cred I’l l Ills \ll creditors of the estate of i.lrs. Julia A Carroll, late of Fulton county, de-' -< ... i> - l ereio netitied to render in ■ tkeir demands i<> •!>.. undersigned accord to i a. ami all |.er<.>ns indebted to i ■ad .state are required io make imme d;a!>■ rajm> nt WM S CAHIIOLL. Administrator. August 27. 1912 47-8-26 oi' i;Mi >i;>; L\ F ulton t’ounty. i li 'll ines \\ Illiums xs Frank W illiams ! , Superior Court. November Term. 1912 No 26104 [To Frank Williams ■ ' :■; • • at on the 9th da; of '< August. 19L: Hell Jones Williams tiled 1 SO i aga-'ist you for divorce, to the No- ' i vember term. 1.12 ! 5.(1 .ire required to be at ti e Novem , l>> r let •>. 1 >:_'. ' a tile first Monda.x in November, to ar wer the plaintiffs com-, Wl't . .< tl > U n W D Ellis, judge of 1 ■aid court, >' ■• ■ .’av >r tngust t"i“ AILVcLU Bli' 'Yl.l s ci. ra 3? 8-16 1 POULTW LDITLV Jim TJ. MARSHALL. Penciled Runner Ducks Judqe F. J. Marshall: I was very much gratified to read in The Geor gian that you would be connected with this good paper in looking afte- the poultry department and I am sure the breeders of fine fowls wherever this paper reaches will always have the best of advice as to the rearing and treatment of their high-class birds. I am an exclusive b'eeder of the imported strain of (Walton) Indian Runner ducks and have some beautiful ones now on my run. I would thank you to inform me if the genuine English Pencils will be admitted to The American Standard in competition in our next show this winter. I am anxious to have this information, as I want to exhibit some of my birds at that time. Will appreciate a reply from you concerning this. Shou.d the association pass up for this year the recognition of the Eng lish Standard Runners, will they at any rate be permitted to be exhibited in the show and in this case will the judges pass upon them with any prizes or , blue ribbon awards to the best birds? Thanking you for thia information in advance, and wishing you the very best of success in your new connection, I am, with kindest regards, Sincerely yours, Atlanta, Ga. J. H. E., JR. The American Standard of Perfection recognizes but one variety of Indian Runner ducks at the present time, viz. the lawn and white. The Standard for sale now and just off the press is simply a corrected edition of the 1910 revision, and contains no changes in text ex cept where errors occurred. Although chairman of the water fowl com mittee for the next Standard revision in 1915. I am unable at this time to even predict what will be the outcome of the Indian Runner question. A number of prominent breeders want to see separate standards for the fawn and white, the English penciled and the pure while. Then there are others who want to see a fawn and white standard only, but allowing some penciling, while others want to see noth ing but the English penciled go in under the caption of Indian Runner Ducks. Os course, there is no doubt about the whites being ad mitted. as there seems to he no opposition to them that I have heard of. The fact that the English penciled are not in tlw 1 Standard does not prevent poultry associations from offering good prizes upon them, the same as is being done with the whites. Os course, the judging would have . to be done in accordance with some club standard. as our ' American Standard gives us ' I nothing to go by. I just received quite a lengthy let ter from the secretary-treasurer of the English Runner Duck club, with inclo siire of their club standard. In which he has marked a portion which they consider most important, to-wlt: "Type. Above all. type must occupy the first place and receive chief attention. Any failing in shape of head, neck or body , or low carriage should tell heavilj , against the bird. On no account must evenness of markings and color be con sidered in preference to correct type." It says that drakes should stand from 28 to 3fi inches high, and ducks 25 to 30 inches One can readily see what a wonderful reach the fowls should have. The short or thick neck is an abomination. The neck should by all means fit onto the body with a fun nel expansion. They have given shape of head, bill, eyes and neck, 30 points; body, shape and carriage, 45 points, or, in other words, 75 points to type, with 25 left for color and markings, in describing the markings of breast of drake, they say. when closely ex amined. ttie feathers show a soft fawn ground finely penciled or peppered with a slightly warmer shade. On the duck tlie ground color should be fawn, the '■enters being slightly darker than the lacing or penciling, wliich is a brighter or warmer tint. You will notice by this the impression l« given that there is a very mild or faint penciling or Judge Marshall will be glad to answer in this department mestions on all points of rearing utility and fancy poultry. He can not undertake, however, to reply personally to such let ters of inquiry. Address Judge F. J. Marshall, College Park, Ga. Orpingtons. ORPINGTONS For size, shape, color ami \ igor, ni\ Ruffs are unsurpassed Have been breeding and improving them t«»r years. AA'rite me your wants D Sum in* rotir, Norcross, Ga Phone 23. 105-28-9 Leghorns. FOR SALE Twenty-five S. C White l eghorn pullets, five ami seven months obi thoroughbred older <mes laying E B. Ham?. Box 81. Lithonia. Ga. 9-80-2 BARGAIN Exceptionally large, vigorous S <’ White Leghorn hens; $1 each. $lO 1 dozen Make excellent breeders WH.LLAM N MICHAEL. KNOLL CREST I RM, ABERI 'EEN. MD 40-27-9 Eggs THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs, $1 per fifteen. 126 Windsor street 1588 1-27-25 COWR 1 \\ ANTED Good milch cow fresh, giv ing not less than 3U to 4 gallon* ('all ' Bell phone 291 Decatur or write J. B Bowen, .90 Howard street, Kirkwood ?-26-5 < . j Horses and Carriages FOR S A I.E Horse. bugg\ and harness for $125 An> lady or child can drive Bargain Gall Ivy 4456-J or Ivy 4556 9-24-26 I Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. FARMS TO EXCHANGE FORTY ACRES valued at $1,300. 115 acre, \ ilued at $1,500 and 18 acres, witli store and residence on it. valued at $2,000. All within four miles of good town mar Atlanta, which we can exchange, all or any part, for At lanta property See Mr. Phillips. EVERETT & EVERETT 221 Brown-Randolph Bldg. Phone M. 3392 \\ L HAVE 200 by 143 feet railroad frontage. FIRST CLASS, in the best part "f the citj Side track alreadj In Lot level with ear dor If v>>u want a gilt edge piece of railroad frontage, see us at once I’riee $6,500 cash E G. BLACK 719 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK MAIN 1514. LIST YOl it PROPERTY WITH US FO R QUICK RESULT* ■J' F.J JTA.U'SHAXT.. lacing on the ducks, but this lacing evi dently is not distinct and sharp cut in detail, as many would have us believe, or, in fact, as many are breeding them in this country. International Conference. Mr. Walton, in his letter, indicates that they would like to confer with Americans before the next Standard text is definitely settled, in an effori to have our standards as near the sami as possible, that there may not be so much discussion and dissatisfaction on all sides. Then if our American breed ers desired to import stock from Eng land. the home of the Runner, they would be able to write intelligently about what they wanted and expected. Personally, we would like to see but one standard for t ie colored Runners and that the faintest kind of penciling or lacing of the English type. In whif'h we would expect to see an improve ment toward the slim, rangy, long necked type, instead of the many we see at this time, with the thick old African goose type of neck on them. But I doubt very much whether we get all factions agreed upon such a thing. Under existing circumstances, we would advise you to get in commu nication with the secretaries of some of the shows at which you wish to ex hibit and find out what arrangements they are making, if any. for the pen ciled type. I am with the English in their ideas for the extreme in type. If we have a Runner at all. let us have one for all that the name implies, slim and racy in type, witli all the ac tivity possible. Miscellaneous Poultry. 'IL^riTASTINGS” & CO, Seedsmen for the South. 16 West Mitehell 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. A GOOI> TIME to plant a patch of rye, barley, oats or rape for green food for your fowls. IT IS NEUI’SSAKV to ke p charcoal be fore your fowls, and we know of none better than the “Esso” charcoal; it is re carbonized and is put up especially for poultrj. Price. 2’?-pound package. 15c; two packages. 25c. BULBS Single Dutch hyacinths. six colors. 50c a dozen; postpaid, 60c. Double Dutch hyacinths, six colors. 60c a dozen; postpaid, 70c. White Roman hy acinths, 40c a dozen; postpaid. 50c. Patter white narcissus. 25i a dozen; postpaid. 40c Chinese sacred lilies 10c each; SI.OO a dozen; postpaid, add 3c each Fuchsias, 20c a dozen; postpaid. 25c Jonquils, 15c a dozen; postpaid. 20c. MALE AN A KIES All x oung birds and guarantee,! singers. $2.50 each. Cages. $1.25 up Bird seed, gravel, manna, cuttie bone, bitters, song restorers, etc. Reai Estate For Sale. Houses For Rent. W. A. Foster & Ravmond Robson REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND LOANS. Bell Phones 1031-1032. 11 EDGEWOD AVE. Atlanta Phone 1881. “IF YOU SEE IT IN OI K AD., IT’S SO." FOR SALE 336 GORDON STREET is a beautiful 10 room house with two baths, furnace and servant’s room; the place is one nf the I inost desirable in the city ; the lot is 90x | ’SO, on the corner of Lawton, the very j best part of West End; the lot is worth ! almost the price of the whole proposition. 1 The price has been reduced from $12,000 to $10,500. and ought to sell very quickly at this figure; $5,000 can be carried at 6 < per cent and terms on the balance. See i Mr. Eve. | i LOOK at No. 286 < >ak street, at the cor ner of West End Place (Bunker street!. This is a nice five-room cottage, with eight-foot hall through it. Everything is in splendid shape; lot 51x150. on a good corner, and to an alley. Price $3,500. Terms. See Mr. White. | ON PONCE DE LEON PLACE, near St. I Charles avenue, a nearly new two-story, eight-room residence, with all city con veniences: hardwood floors downstMrs: slightly elevated level lot 50x150 to an alley. Bargain for $5,250. Attractive terms. See Mr. Bradshaw. ON WEST PEACHTREE, close in. we have a splendid home of nine rooms; beautiful lot; everything in perfect condi tion. Price s’l,ooo. See Mr. Radford. If You Have Money to Le nd. We Can Place it Safely. FOR RENT. 7-r. apt.. 43 East Cain street $60.00 24-r. h.. 22 and 24 East Ellis. .$150.00 6-r. flat 32-P. Garfield place 28.10 19-r. h., 12-16 West Ellis 175.00 6-r. flat 70 Orme street 21.00 , 16-r. h.. 185 South Pryor 90.00 5-r. apt. 312 Rawson street .... 40.00 8-r. h.. 388 Spring street 30.00 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 8 West Alabama Street. NO. 115 EAST AVENUE—This is an eight-room house equipped with gas and electricity; hot and cold water and on a large level lot. Very desirable for two small families. Splendid location and in an excellent neighborhood: $35 per month. Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. 1; . p ER CENT INVESTMENT NEW 6-room house on the west side. Owner needs money, and will accept $1,350 cash. Rents for $16.20 per month. J. H. EWING 116 Candler Building. Salesmen—L. S. BROWN and R. E. RILEY. Two West End Bungalows-—Easy Terms ON DARGAN STREET, near Lucile avenue, we have for sale a five-room bun galow. very attractive, and having all modern improvements; elevated, east front lot, fronting a beautiful nark. The price is $3,250, on terms of about $250 CASH and $25 per MONTH. Pick this up. IN BEAUTIFUL WEST END PARK, about one block from car line, we have a brand-new six-room bungalow, well built, well arranged and a little beauty Good, level lot Price $3,500. Terms about $350 cash; balance like rent. Let us show you this place because we know you will like it if you want to locate any where in that splendid residence section. THOMSON & LYNES 1 18 and 20 Walton St. Both Phones 458 THE L. C. GREEN CO. ! Real Estate. 305-6 Third National Rank Building. Ivv 29'3. I “SAVINGS LEAD TO WEALTH! GOOD INVESTMENTS BRING RICHES!” I VACANT LOTS. ST. CHARLES AVENUE —100x200. Build house on 50 feet and hold balance of lot. Big profit can be made in both house and vacant lot. Let us show’ them to 1 you. HIGHLAND AVENUE, facing Drewry street. Three level lots, beautiful build ing sites, fronting 54 feet each on Highland avenue and right in the limelight of enhancement, M I ENDON STREET. Special, one lot 50x150. Sewer down and watermain in 200 feet of this lot. Only lot in this section at anything near this price; $450. THE L. C. GREEN CO. G. R. MOORE & COMPANY REAL ESTATE, BUILDING AND LOANS. PHONE IVY 4978 1409 CANDLER BLDG. CENTRAL LOT—s3oo per front foot. T his is close in and only takes $2,000 cash. Make a clean-up. S2OO PER FOOT —Close-in on Auburn avenue. It's a gem and. close to Ivy street. Reasonable terms. PEACHTREE STREET —Close to this main drive we have a lot w’ith 55 feet front which we can sell for $3,000. Terms SI,OOO cash, balance easy. This is a Pick-up. See Mr. Reid. OUT PEACHTREE STREET, this side of Eighteenth street, we have an eight room home for 89.000. Everything up-to-date. See Mr Reid. EXCHANGE. EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL S-room house in 14 or 15 minutes walk of city Lot 118x200,. on one ot the best streets in city for farm near city from 30 to 150 acres. ATLANTA SUBURBAN REALTY COMPANY. 31 INMAN BLDG. FOR SALE A RENT EARNER. , INEAR M’DANIEL STREET.) T(AT INT T IN "PITTSBURG." four houses on lot I\ / 11 1 \ I 100 bv 100 feet - Rented for sl6 per J J month Want to sell quick Make of- | WOODS I DE Money To Loan. Money To Loan. Money to Loan WE HAYE PLENTY of home and insurance money to loan on first mortgage real estate applications at usual rates of in terest. ('an get you the money right away. Ralph O. Cochran Co. I I'J South Broad Street FOR RENT. 369 CHEROKEE AVENUE. OUT in the Stockton apartments, on the lower floor, we have a nice 6-room apartment, equipped with all the modern i conveniences, such as cabinet mantels, tile hearths, electric lights, gas, bath and ' sink in the kitchen; gas stove, janitor service, water furnished, also steam heat, just across the street from Grant park. Nice neighborhood, on car line; conveni ent to schools and churches. Price $35. 144 HIGHLAND AVENUE. .. OUT in the Boulevard apartment at the above number on Highland avenue we have a nice 5-room apartment equipped with all the modern conveniences, such as cabinet mantels, tile hearths, electric lights, gas. bath and sink in the kitchen: with steam heat; on car line, in good neighborhood; convenient to schools and churches. Price $49. AND a long list of other houses of all kinds and prices. Come to see us. Real Estate For Sale. gHARP & gOYLSTON CAPITOL AVE. J THIS is a nine-room two story house In I beautiful Capitol He’ghts; four • bed rooms upstairs and one on first •' ■ Lot ts 50 by 200 feet, with a t-r.e o r ,.> aanu garden. If you arc looking | home tn this secti m it will certai- I • 8? 5 ;./ ou to see lkis ”ne. Price <■> ' ■ , $0,2a0, on very easy terms. NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW THIS IS a little beauty, just off || land avenue and right at Druid II stone front; six rooms, with larm -i,,'. ' : ing porch; electric lights, gas, water's, I' .’ er and hardwood lloors; lot 50 bv’ ■' feet; new and up to date. Price V, noi ■. on good terms. Look at it and make lan ofter. I GRANT PARK COTTAGE. ; THIS IS a six-room cottage-, near the cor I « ner S f 9 p,,, 'Fia avenue and Grant str,.. , ■ Ha- till the city conveniences an.l in ljr . , | class condition. Lot 55 by 150 feet. one block of school, (’ar service best i city. Price $2,750. Terms SSOO cash ’ < . per month; just like rent, ORMEWOOD PARK. JUST OFF CAR LINE and in the i . | residence sec-ion, we have a new . • I room cottage, with city water ami lon in lot 60 by 1.60 feet; level and sh,.. S2OO cash and S2O per month. LOTS. IN, ORMEWOOD PARK, fronting car line and cherted street, we cart —1 you a bargain for S6OO. You can make some money here. A $3,000 BARGAIN. DO YOU WANT a home in West End? If so, see us, as we have the best bat gain in that fine home section. Six rooms, tile bath, beautiful fixtures, all conven iences. There is none better for the money. $3,500 on terms to suit you. Ask for Mr. Eastman. ‘ S.AV. SULLIVAN A SON. BUILDERS, 308 Peters Building. Main 2854. Railroad Schedule. nfAILWA "PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOI TH" ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA The following schedule figures are pub lished ordy as information, and are not guaranteed; No. Arrive From— |No. Depart To 35 N. Y0rk..5:00 am! 36 N. York 12 In am 13 Jaxville. 5:20 *m| 30 Col’bus .. . ju ata 43 Was’ton. 5:25 am| 13 Cinci. .. v:’.u ,<•« . i 12 Sh’port.. 6:30 am, 32 Ft. Vai.. a 30 am '! 23 Jaxville. 6:50 am| 35 B’ham. . 5 4.lam I *l7 Toccoa... 8:10 am, 7 Chat'ga.. 6.40 am 26 Heflin.... 8:20 a:n| 12 R’mond.' 6’55 29 N. York.lo:3o am 23 K. Ci v. 7;vo ( , : n 3 Chat’ga 10:35 ami 16 Bruns’k 7’4'. ;,•<» 7 Macon.. 10:40 amj 29 B’ham... 10 Ml 27 Ft. Vai..10:45 am 38 N. Yer!: 11 iij.. 21 Col’bus .10:50 am! 40 Ch’lotte. 17 00 t 'i 6 Cinci... 11:10 am 6 Macon. 12 '2O pm 29 C'llbus .1:40 pm 30 C’bus.. 12 :’.O 'm 30 B’ham... 2:30 pm 30 N. York.. 2:47. mk 40 B’ham. 12:40 pm 15 Chatt ga :;•••• I 39 Ch’lotte. 3:55 pm 39 B’ham.... 4:10 pm 5 Macon.. 4:00 pm *lB Toccoa... 4 30 pm 37 N. York. 5:00 pm 22 Col’bus . 510 pm 15 Bruns’k. 7:50 pm 5 Cinci... 5:10 pm 11 R’mond.. 8:30 pm 28 F. Valiev 5 20 pm 24 K. City. 9:20 pm 25 Heflin.... 5:45 pm 16 Chatt’ga 9:35 pm 10 Macon... 5:30 pm 29 Col’bus. 10:20 pm 44Wash’n.. 8 15 pm 21 Ft. Vai. 10:25 pm 24 Jaxville. 9:30 pm 36 B’ham.. 12:00ngt 11 Sh’poH. 11:10 pm ■ 14 Cinci... 11:00 pm 11 Jaxville 11:10 ;>:r Trains marked thus i») run uatly. ex” cept Sunday. Other trains run daily. Central time City Ticket Office. No. 1 Peachtree St. Legal Notices. GEORGIA- Fulton County. Nellie G Fair vs. B. H. Fair. B 11. Fair: Bx order of court, you are notified that on August 13, 1912, Nellie G. Fair filed suit against you for divorce, returnable to the November term of said court. You are hereby required to appear at the Ni vember term of said court, to be held < n the first Monday in November. '<> an over the plaintiff’s complaint. The Hon. W. !>. Ellis, judge of said court. This August 17, 1912. ARNOLD BROYLES, Clerk -if-2’ Attainted Reail Estate i The Best Investment For both the man with a few hundred dollars and the man with large capital. Loob back ten years and see the immense increase in value of all classes of Atlanta Real FJsate. The increase in the next J ten years will be even greater. Why not profit tram Atlanta’s growth as oth ers have done? The Georgian gives you the widest choice i &