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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN A\l> NEWS. Auction Sales. a.t auction. A LAR< 1E •■(•iisigniiK in of line furniture, inulndiiig elegant bedroom furniture, brass beds, mirror door wardrobes, mahogany parlor suit, range. Verni> Marlin beds.springs.mattresst s.pil lows. blankets, hat ra<k. leather box eowh. bed linen, refrigerator, leather rock ers. dining room furnit ur< carpets, art squares, rugs, curtains, draperies, etc. Eri dav. October I. at 10 a. m. ( ENTRAL AUCTION CO., 12 E. Mil dud I St. p• o \ h i .ci|. )N i H>l h I Deca-ur street. We bin and sell any HDd ex»r\thing Olanta phone 2280. Beil ” 5 ’ ’’ 14 :4 Main 187 7-29-20 ~Ya ~Company under nexv . management; will accept your surplus rinr-h of any kind on consignment*: rash advanced; settlement on date of sale. 143 S. Fry< r st. Bell plume Main 1434. Main 187: Xtlanta phone 2285 8 6-30 Automobiles. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. FOR SALE Buick, mode! 17, live-passen ger touring car, fully equipped, newly painted, overhauled, three new tires; will exchange for real estate: also Elmore five passenger car; first class condition: will exchange for real estate; one Packard, one Matheson and otlnis at bargain prices Auto Rrall> Exchange, Bell 2053-Al 31 Inman Bldg 10-2-30 F< »r: s \ LI: <iH EXCHANGE Automobile for vacant lot farm land or diamond valued at $450 F L. care Georgian v 9 MhE ®e< ond i ■ fourths ton Buick truck Will sell this week at a bargain. Xdams Price Auto Company. I Washington street Phone Main 65 J 9-24-1 (vnj/si:iJ. oi exchange for vacant lot, five passenger automobile 60 horsepow er; in fine condition; rides like a at It's a bargain Price S6OO Man. 2405-J Charles R Cook, 4XO South Boulo- AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE. NEW BRUSH. never used to exchange for Jot. and 35-horsepower Maxwell, fine condition, for cash, cheap owner. Rox 350. care Georgian AUTOMOBILES WANTED. WANTED Small automobile. late model; -”* 1 roadster preferred Must be in good running order. Wants to buj direct from owner. No brokers. Give lowest price vnu will take; also name and model Address P I! . Box 20,'’., care Georgian 61-2-10 \\ ANTED One 5 pat «enger touring Must be cheap, first-class condition Will exchange Oklahoma dt x or Denver ropertj Yppl> 807 Krnpire Bldg 10 ’ 45 WANTED Roadsters. runabouts and touring cars We are having daily calls | tor these. Your car might be the one the' ate looking for List it with us . Have property in al! parts of the city to ‘xchangr for automobiles. If you are <oing tn buy a car. protect your Interests I hv ox -mining our list of bargains. Auto | Realtx Exchange. 801 l 2053 A! 3! Inimm Bldg 10 ’ " \\ X.x’TED ‘'ar handle three !luds<: touring car*, also two roadsters «>f| standard nm! • : must he in good order .••nd 1. U < r ! gh* !•:•■ > Auto Realty E\ ■ eh; ’’g. He'l 2r Al. 'll Ininr.n Bldg " : : : Personal. • HDEItS I \ K I'N for hand embroiderx rm-hogratiling linens, dull drexxvs and Ills' crochet. Alain 4568-1 9-30-5 F ’ “s«’KEENS. FLY SCREEN*. FLY S’ItEENS Wood fly screens imial fix 1 sertenfr. bard wood fioora. Venet ian*hlhids. metal weather strips furnished anywhere n •he 8 utl w iite oi pl one w i: < | '.away. manager. 1403 Four!' Nati.uial Rank building. Atlanta, da. A’.aln 5310 8 5 si-’i’joTs RF.SI LTS eorne from trusses improperly fitted John B Daniel, at 34 Wall street, has an expert fitter and it will cost \ou no more to have him fit you. and means insurance O-24-1H M vfERNII \ s '.nit \rium pj Ivate, refined, homelike; limited number of pa Gents cared for. home provided for in fant* infants for adoption Mrs Al T. M’trheil, 36 Windsor street 6-23 12 Palmistry. MISS BECK. \V< >lll.l. IT M |'.t , INDIAN PALMIST \ <lll ri’ll' VVOM \ \ l.<>. 76 EAST HEXTEi: SIHEET -HO-19 GYPST ‘ AMP wI.AJRVOY AXT \NI> PALMIST RE VEALS PAST. PRESENT \ I > I T TIRE CONSEIT’ON \l.l, \EEAIRS OE LII E .138 WHITEHALL STREET. PROF L.WOU.N. SPIRITI AL MEKII M AND CL AIR VOA ANT. 74 Walton St < iffiue Hours, 9 a m. 9 p m Sunday, 10 to 4 Ladies’ Maui in attendance 8•C -7 PALMIST AND 1.l IL. READER. REVEALS PAST . present and future Can be consulted on all nfl'aus of life Reading* 25c, 50c 17 East Mitchell street 'n tert I ' i YPsY QUEEN. (S NOW LtM'ATEb in lent, corner For syth and Lm’kio: can be consulted on til affairs of life Chai gea •atisfact ion guaranteed »;-25 1.3 Dropsy. 1 11 ;• j ' ■ 1•1 ■1 , s . . , I»rea iI. in >• u ‘«x hum - Rrdu< < » <w• >' - :ng ir ' ' een 1 ■ twentx dax* Write fur ’•art •«-ida• •* <’o!h»m D'opsx K«me<.\ <’um pan>, Ml Xustell biilding \Hanta Medical. di: \ 101 i:t m millan. I >isea v .e of Wont, n .'"i l --'”? Ilillyer Trust l- .jiding i’i’ i’i .m.Tnhs.Vx > i;,',?:. . ami Cotton Root Pilh . sale ami ie liable I rent m. nt for painful and 1 " ’ and *;’oilar -m t t i.-t mi* Trial bu\ i»a mail *»or Frank I jin - mison ,V lb . mantra » ing clmtu ■ 1 E Nuri h B: ,ui ?t ♦ • v?ar>la 2-17-14 Business Opport unitie* i'Ap' Sa'i.'T ' sa U. s.busin. •« <’lmap retr B.»x 8t» • i;i h Tn - .’-10 i'» ‘1! SALE 1 ■ • \> ■ business or tin and phim’mng together l-or furthe? particulars write W H I: Schroeder. I’ (). I! i\ si. Arm rams • Firms For Sate Farms Winlcfi wan'ted 1,, Phone 1 v7'«;:.h L " ' ' ' 7' . Real Estate For dale LARGE lot. mar fire residences, in high class suburb; $350 I • n't answer unless you have the cash Box 804, «are Geor gian F()R SALE !• Out -lofti house, lot 50 by 15». River car line, *1 0t‘0; >lO a month. ,loin£ «’arey. .. \\ hit< hall street. 0-16 17 Fh»R SALE <>R EXCHANGE. ! WILL S ELL or rx< La nj. f (»r a< rea j. r » dan di hve-ioom coitag.•. 105! DeKalb ave nue. nra- Moreland. Itu.an Park. Price ‘.oo<» Call Main JOS-.I Charles R. Cook. xt» 'South Boulevard 9-30-13 LARGE lot. Eas. l ake. ta-. • golf links. SSOO on terms •■IOO cash, balance in tw<» ,x<ars. (rwner. Box 418, • are Geurg'an. 87-30-9 | “ ”* E< H~S Aid I i ESI DE N< 5 E HAVE 'THREE ur>-10-date six-roon* bun galov. s. all improvements, on paved ■-ureei. ;-•idexxalh ■ -ewerage. electric lights, hot and •<> d wat< i (ornectlons, fm t ace heat Small < ash pa' ment; bal suit Apply John Hagan. 2'B Au j inn n a x el m*_ _ 9-^0- 18 :’• (»R c :i. ) -.< > , • our prnpp’ • \ w'th Everett A Everett, 224 Brown-Rar.dnlph ’Bldg. Marietta and Forsyth 7-15-27 Till-] 1101 SI-: you ImiM. buy or r.'iit will not be a modern home unl'-ss it is wired for electricity. Real Estate Wanted. • ’ ’ abh lot on Mbteland Eu clid avenue or in Druid Hills section; must be bargain Give full description and price. Box 417, care Georgian. 26-30-9 Money To Loan. made r rea i* Purcha<?e mone.x notes bought and si.ld. !•’. M Loveless, 1321 Handler building 3-17-10 HOME FUNDS ami insurance money at prexailing rates of interes: on real es tate. Can place, your application and get the money a! once Ralph O. Cochran Con pany, 19 South Bi oad 925 36 MONI v FOR SALARIED PEOPLIS AND OTHERS, upon their own names; cheap rates, easy nayments. Confiden tial D il 'i'olman. 524 Nu<i*-H builuing MONES ON HAND foi immediate loans on properly in or near Xtlanta. J E. Van Valkenbutg, svl Equitable building 6-6-22 \\ I:Y M A A ■ \< ills. EST A BUSHED 1890 Mortgages on Real Estate. 4-1-3 SPECIAL HOME FENDS TO LEND, any amount; 6 per < ent. Write or call. S. W (’arson, 24 South Broad street. 4-1 17 i \r M LOANS placed in anj amount on Improved farm lands in Georgia. The Southern Mortgage Company, Gould build ing T^l 3 -! THE PRUDENTIAL IN SUR A\( 'E ('(). of Ameri ca can make you a loan on Atlanta ini| roxual property, through their loan corre spondents, Turman. Black A Ualhomi. 203-8 I‘anpire Building. 6-7-12-1 WE HAVE plenty of monex to lend at lowest rates on Atlanta I and nearby property, either for [straight or monthly payment I plan. Also for purchasing pur- ■ eliase money notes. Foster & I L’obson. 11 Edyewood Ave. Uy-'- JEWELERS AND BROKERS 301 PBT ” S BLDG - loan (y FHONtMMNII, '"'•S’ UO STRICTLY PRIVATE Wit Imut I ndorsement Without Collateral Security Without Real Estate Securities Monev loaned at I. A WELL RATES. NATIONAL DIS COUNT CO.. 301-2 Fourth Nation al Bank Building. Legal Notices. APPLI<!ATI< ’N F( >l; Tl:i s r \ ND • BA NK CH AR TER i To the Secreiar x of Stale f <• the State I of Georgia: The v’ titlon and declaration of Joseph H Williams, Porter Langston. M c King. J S. Slicer and It •» Graddy. re- Bpe« t fully shoxx s That they* have associated themselves together for the put pose of organizing and carrying on the business of a trust and banking <<»inpany. under the proyi sions of sections l!‘O3 et seq of the code •>f Georgia of 18’.'5, and the acts .iiih iuta lory thereof, and undihv act of the general .»s'-mnbl.' of Georgia approxed December 23. 1898. providing fur the in corporation of trust < e.upanics, and du hCfebx declate as folloxx ■ 1 ’The name and style of the proposed corporation is Colonial 'Trust Company 3. 'The location oi the principal oll'ke thereof shall l»e in Atlanta. Georgia. 3 'The duration of the corporation shall be for thirty years t The ainoun’ u! its capital stock i* • .‘250.000. divided into 2.500 -l.atis of the value of SIOO each, with tin prix liege oi increasing same. .ir< ording <> law 5. That the purpose* and nature ol the business of the proposed corporation i are the organization and conduct of al’ sm h business as can be legally condm tee • bx either or both trust companies m . | banks ’ the laxx s <>l Georgia »'• ’l’lui* tluy desire all the rights pow- • is aml privileg* s which tin la w s «»t <;«•«»!- g.a uutlu-iT-.e the ex- rti'.e «•: by either ul f both banking and trust companie* That of the ca| ita! stuck subscribed , ?•.<!» than twit.tx fixe llmu'-and dollar* as been ac’ually paid in by tr e sub |s( iibci> and tie *atne i* in fact Leki [land is to be used solely for the bust pens n< put poses rporatlon 8 That notice, as u mired by laxx. <•! the '.ntention of |»l . I i.mcis io 'or q;.i i such corporation, has been publisher once a week for tom weeks in Th-' V lanta Georgian, the official oig..n of l-T.b |ten county , I It. xxitnc-s wl »’t« of. w* ' x-rally th 'ilic’ciinto •-i:bs< r.bc our re.mcefix* name> i I with our rcspcttixr »c*-idenccs this I7tl ■ I .ax o‘ Septenib* r. UH H »<l J’ll H \\ 111 I AMS. A ’anta. Ga ; I. ttiRTEU. I \NGST<»\. Atlanta. Ga . A| < ’ KI Nt Atlanta. <»tt.: J. s SLICER. Atlanta. Ga . . H. < • GR ADDY. Atlanta. Ga t i Sxxe’n to ami - ib <-ribed b< fore tire this -1 u <i » . of September John R WILKINSON ‘••dmary, I iltnn Countx. Georgia 11 , yt vri: <»m;i <. a.ittp t Sem- i ary of State I. Philip Cook, secretary I of >» »tc of i‘-r s’ate <-.f Georgia, do here ■ b < ‘‘t ’fy ■ ••(’ ’ c w i ages of prlntet Jam! typew otter, matter I . reto attache. 1 . i. ..m t rue and <•> ert < op\ o f ,| H ’ ■ ' ■ ' LU”/,':, or’ginal . f same appear?. <»f tile in tim i ..ff . • In :< si ■!> ■ t.■. v !>. i e..r I ~. i , reiinu ■ r 1 ’ I ! Il -■.!>. ■>■<■ ||, , , tl i 1 I ... 1,1 ... > tut READ FOR PROFIT—GEORGIAN WAN I AHS-USE FOR RESULT* LDITLD JJIXjL IJ. MARSHALL. \atioiial Laying Contest at Missouri Experiment Station MUI NT AIN GROVE; MO. ' I’ht’ mauuer and magnitude in which this great laying contest has been carried on makes it of more than usual interest to all poul-l try raisers. The contest is to continue for one year I h<- eleventh mouth has passed with Sep tember. Each pen contains five females, either hens or pullets. These layers nave beeir furnish ed by poultrymen in different parts of the coun try. Some remarkable records have been made. By tin- report we learn tiiat August has been an •extremely hot mouth at the station and many of the hens were in full moult, cutting down the production ol eggs very materially. In spite of this there have been, however, some great in dividual records. A White Plymouth Rock hen laid 2!) eggs in 31 days, which makes her total ior the len months 237 eggs, and she has two months yet in which to complete her record, and tell whether she can be passed by other hens which are but little behind her. This hen has consumed 48 pounds of dry mash, 32 pounds of grain. 2 pounds of grit, bone and shell. The best pen record to tlale is a pen of Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds, which laid 899 eggs, or an average of 180 eggs per [ hen. ; ,7 ; The best len pen records are .as follows: It. R. I. Reds. Missouri. 899 eggs; IS <’ White Deghorns, California, S7l; | White W yandottes. Ark:.ns:i'. 858: S. I White Leghorns. Georgia, 856: B. Ply | mouth Rocks, Illinois. 843; Black Or | pfngtons, Indiana. 823: S. C. Rhode i Island Reds. Virginia. 810; Silver Wyan- I doties, lowa, 793; R. Brown Leg horns, Missouri, 790; R. C. R. i. Reds, lowa, 7.82. I'omteen individual hens have laid more than 200 eggs in the ten months wit It records as follows: White Rock, 237 eggs. Batted Rock, I 216: R. I'. R. 1. Red, 2’5; S. c. ft. I. I Bed, 213; S. <’. White Leghorn, 209; Arn-ima. 209; W hite Orpington, 206; S. [ 1 White Leghorn. 206; S, C. Brown I Leghorn. 203: S. C. White l.eghoin, 203; Barred Rock, 208; Barred Rock, 201; Silver W.vf niiotte. 200; R. <’. It. I. Red, 200. Great Records. These are great records, and it will he noticed tiiat the old reliabh Barred I Plymouth Rod; family had three hens 'io lite 200 egg list, which is more than any other variety could show. To be taken, of course, for what it is worth, | but these are mighty good records when tve stop to consider that the average I farm lien lays but about 80 . ggs. S. <'. 'Rhode Island Reds Im v< made the best average so fat; 60 It? us average 139 eggs each. Ten Blad; Orpingtons. 137 eggs; 10 Black Leghorns. 137; 3o Silver Wyan dottes.-136: 20 Wiiite Orpingtons, 135; 30 Buff Orpingtons. 132; 30 it. C, Reds. 132; 2o S. c. Bla< k Mitioreas, 132; 90 S. <'. White l.egiiorits, 127; 20 Anconas, 122; 2o S. <Brow n Li ghorns, 116; 15 It. <Wliit. Leghorns. 115 70 Barred Plymouth Rock-. 113: In Indian Runner DltCks. 111. 3o White Plymouth Rocks. 107. And so on down the line. <?f course, in studying these averages one must take into consideration the number of i liens in making lite average, and this is lint a ten mom its' record. The hens have (it days left in which to complete their year's record. The director calls attention Io the fad that these averages | include all liens of the variety named. 1 good bad ami indifferent. Several In ns .Judge Marshal! will be glad to answer in this department questions on all points of rearing utility and fancy poultry. , lie can not undertake, however, to reply personally to such let ters of inquiry. Address Judge F. J. Marshall, College Park, Ga. Orpingtons. [ALL my last season’s winner’ tor sale. Pens ami single birds. Ribbons and cups go with birds. V A Ham. Newnan. iGa 9-21-I Plymouth Rocks. FOR s.\ Li ’. - I 'in ♦ bred Barred Rocks and Buff Rocks. »'b,hte< n months old. singly. 1 in trios and pens. $1.2.5 each; some for $1 each. Char 1 :W Davis. Anderson Hard- . waie Company 10-2-10 •E<*.GS from prize-winning Railed Ply in* 1 outh Rocks; four ribbons, first cock,' \ first. fourth and fifth ben*. Silvei <up <sw eepstakes i on just four birds. b ine ■ <>« Io rels for sale Benjamin H Spurlock. I Lithonia. Ga. 9-14-5 Leghorns. • I FOR SALE Twenty-flv< S C White Leghorn pullets, live and seven months old. thoroughbred. < tlder ones laying. I E. B. Ilarvex, Ro\ M. Lithonia, Ga. 11 I = = R. I Reds MY young stock this season have just ■ ; won third ami fifth cockerels at Ten- nessee slate fair. die. on two entries and first cockerel at Tr -State fair. Mem phis Anx out* wishing first-class young slack so .all shows or foi breeding pui - i posts and can supplx them, also hav» sonic ot past <easou - I t. -dets which I will sell at reasonablt price. Barren i ■ n y, \ ‘• i • G a 10-2-2 i ; ~ ~ —-■ ■ Wyandottes. . , WHITE wT''■ iM H TES Four pullets ’! and Inst year's <>ek This is proper i I nulling «mb $7.50. I'ggs reduced Io $1 i setting. Ed L Culver. Sparta. Ga. Bantams. - BANTAMS Gam*- banians. Sehrights. Buff Coehii • Garfish Cobb, Athens. Ga 4-26-30 Ducks. FOR SVLI7 Indian Runner ducks, one ■ i xeat oiii. <'tigi\ or in ’ra»«; s! 25 uich; ■me • at ’ g .irks \\ . Davis. Ander '. son Hardware Gomiunx 10-2-39 Eags I 1 Tin nt. <t <;i i i;i;; I ■ Buff orpu-t.m < ggs. si p. lit .. >■. \\ r.ls.H - leel Main . 4-27-25 ■ BI.G’K G’lN'M for fall setto g i> <i • .. to ;. '■ v• • -mill .. «.*, a few os m b i ♦*• •< :- s 7’» I lea<h;ua' l«” s • «h m n ■ • ; ■ . ■ n 1 . .ns <m g. Aip'ih, I. ' I ■ . • 2 •.• i . \ cone • i \ 4\ - 1 -I" - ib ' * EJ.JfXEsSHA-Gl- have never laid an egg, which, of eouYse. cuts Hie average down mighty fast. Preparations are being made for next year's contest to commence No vember 15. They can only accommo date a certain number of pens. I think it is five pens of each variety, many of which are already filled. There are va cancies of one pen of each of the fol lowing varieties: R. <'. White Leg hot its, S. t'. Brown Leghorns, S. Buff Leghorns. Wiiite Orpingtons, Black Or pingtons, Buff Rocks, Partridge Rocks, Buff W\andottes. Partridge Wyan dottes. Blad; Minorcas. Anconas, Buck eyes, Hamburgs, Houdans and Golden W yandottes. All other varieties have enough to fill their class. It is the in tention to have the same number of en tries in cadi class or variety, so that if the above mentioned varieties do not fill they will be barred entirely front the contest. Prizes for Winners. t'ash prizes will be offered as follows: B> st p> n record. SSO; second best pen record, $25: third best pen record. sls; fourth best pen record. $lO. Rest individual record, S2O; second besf individual record. sls; third best individual record. $10; fourth best in dividual record, $5. one-hundred dollars in cash is offered for the best variety record, divided as follows: $5 for best pen record In each of the 20 varieties. The National Black Langshan club otters a silver cup for the best pen rec ord. and a cup for the best hen or pullet record. The American White Orpington club offers a. fine silver cup for the best iay ' Ing pen of White Orpingtons owned by a club manager. Other clubs have sig • nified tlieir willingness to offer prizes on their varieties. Tins contest means much to the state of Missouri and Hie entire country. People are becoming alive to the fact that there is much in breeding for eggs, and that some families or strains of a variety tire much better layers than are others of the same variety. So that it is really more in the strain after all than the variety. Let the poultryman select th>' chicken that he admires the ' most and feels will suit his tastes and go to trapnesting for eggs, getting them i better year by year. Cows. Foli SALE—Two Jersey cows; tine con dition. Venable Bros., Temple Court Bhifik 10-2-19 I-til. SAI E one large, line, red Dur ham row. (’all 304 Oakland avenue or Bell phont Ma in 5110-J 35-1 -io Horses and Carriages FOR SALE. <’l I EAR--one covered deliv ery wagon, one flat bottom delivery wrgon \pt lx Anderson Hardware Com- South Pryor street. 10-2-37 FOR sal;: Saddle pony, beautiful bay; good gait, gentle; suitable for box or girl. A. R. Kellogg. Temple Court Bldg. 10-2-20 <L\ E-11 < »RSE BI'GGY and harness quick sale, s>l.oo. I7U Sp’ing. 46-1-10 Miscellaneous Poultry. b iii i e i EGHORNS On< male and e ght • emales. grand birds, Sio. One male nn<l 20 females. Rhode bland Reds. s2l. Mrs. \\ .i Smith. '.>ol Ponce DeLeon ave nue Bell Ivy 4380. 31-2-10 FREE RANGE duck and poultry farm, have manx yards of .ideal Rhode Island Reds ami Hie finest \\ hit< Leghorns; lurgnsi W Lit. Runner jams u, the Souiii’ also Fawn and While. Write for prices of eggs and stock < the lure,.' yards al ways sell tr si. st •Kgsi I'omt- and s*'< our i.i..s ard stock <’liarnble... <la Houle I Citi office. l orsvih Build ing. Atlanta. <la. 9-28-51 11. (I. HASTINGS & CO.. Seedsmen for the South, 16 West Mitchell street. Four City De ries Daily. North and South Sid - p a. in., Inman Park and West End 2 p. ni. Bell I’liJin M 2a68. Atlanta 2‘)68. A >;nol» TIME to nlani a patch of r e. baric? , oats or rape f<-G green food for your fowls. * IT IS NECESSARY to keep charcoal bc ' fore your fowls, and xx «•» krmw of nene better than the “Esso" charcoal; it is re carbenized and is p h up especially for putiitiy. Price. 2pound package. 13c; two packages. 25c. Bl LBS Single Dutch hyacinths, six co’oi sea dozen; postpaid, 60c. Double Di. c‘t hyacinths. < \ colors. 60c a dozen; |m- } H. 70c. White Ron.sn hy acinths. ‘l'e . dozen; postpaid. 50< Paver v bile ’. -"i . t dozen, imstuaid. 4tk I’h.t'is; red ’il’>s. ID- cacti; .<I.OO ;> ' . |■■ •!. ado l-'cchs ad< •.1 postpo d. 2’ic .lolh|Uil< L>» a dm . n t • -i» < hi. 2<'. Al ' I ' \\\Rl i s V! x... j c • ■’! d* ami u ;• aiib’ • • •' .’•» each. I I ■ R d >-• •d. 7t ►!. .oai na, cutth ■ • • , : . 1 . " '.<'l Real Estate For Sale. \V. A. Foster & Raymond Robson REAL ESTATE. RENTING AND LOANS. Bell Phones 1031-1032. 11 EDGEWOD AVE. Atlanta Phone 1881 "IF - YOt SEE IT LN OUR AD., IT'S SO.” FOR SALE. FOR RENT. 151 NORTH JACKSON STREET. ON THE RIGHT going out Jackson street, between Cain and Highland avenue, sit- I uated on a very large, elevated lot. we I have a good two-story ten-room resi- I hence, with cabinet mantels, gas, batli and sink in the kitchen. This house is • located in a good neighborhood, on car line, convenient to schools and churches, j and within walking distance of the busi ness portion of the city. Price SSO. 58 WILLIAMS STREET. ON THE LEFT going out Williams street, between Harris and Baker, we have a second-floor five-room flat, with cabinet mantels, gas, bath and sink in i kitchen. This fiat is in nice condition, convenient to schools, churches and car lines, and within close walking distance of the business portion of the citv. in •ciuding city water. $25.60. AND A LONG LIST of all kinds and sizes of other bouses, and at all prices. Come to see us. If You Have Money to Lend. XVe Cau Place it Safely. FOR RENT. 388 SPRING STREET. A sIA EN-ROOM two-story half house. Ha« just been thoroughly repaired and is in first-class condition. Excellent neighborhood. Price reduced to $27.50. Hits is a bargain. 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 txvo small families. Splendid location and in an excellent neighborhood; $35 per month. KMBMW■—WM ■! HI a——— Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. Two West End Bungalows—Easy Terms ON DARGAN STREET, near Lucile ave nue. we have for sale a five-room bun galow. very attractive, and having all modern improvements: elevated, east front lot, fronting a beautiful park. The price is $3,250. on terms of about $250 CASH and $25 per MONTH. Pick this up. IN REAI TTFUL WEST END PARK, about one block from car line, we have a brand-new six-room bungalow, well built, well arranged and a little beaut; Good. level lot. Price $3,500. Terms about $350 cash; balance like rent. Let us sl'ow you this place because we know you will like it if \ou want to locate any where in that splendid residence secti on. THOMSON & LYNES 18 and 20 Walton St. Both Phones 458 EXCHANGE. EXCHANGE. BEAUTIFUL S-voom house in 14 or 15 minutes wall; 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. WE HAVE 200 by 143 feet railroad frontage: FIRST CLASS; in the best part of the city. Side track already in. Lot level with car door If you want a gilt edge piece of railroad frontage, see us at once. Price $6,500 cash. E. G. BLACK 719 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. MAIN 1514. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR QUICK RESULTS. ... I I()AI J : WE HAVE a four -room house facing car line on the east side of town that we will sell for $859 and allow a carpenter, painter, mason or plasterer to work $950 out and assume a loan of SSOO. XVe will pay such buyer a part wage while he is work ing this balance out. Address 11. W. L).. 009 Atlanta National Bank Bldg., or call 4234. Beautiful Highland View THIS LOCATION is so well known and its advantages for homes so highly appreciated that no word of praise is necessary. CALL AT ONCE and get prices and terms. Atlanta Development Co. 609-13 Third National Bank Building. Bungalows, Bungalows. Bungalows IN ORMEWOOD PARK. I Wild. Bl IL 1) you a home arranged Io suit your own ideas on a 10l as large as you like, and you can arrange terms to suit yourself, with a small cash payment. S t ■ the Beautiful Bungalows just finished, with every convenience. Phone Main 4245-.1. Atlanta Phone 6027-M. J. R. McADAMS ORMEWOOD I'AliK. A PICK-UP Nil. 194 West FViUR I'I.EN'TH ST.. . six - >■,lolll bouse on lot ."Ox’ 11 " fe, t Only $2,300. NO. <OB WOODWARD AX E.. ,1 sou -room cottage, only JI,“00; 8150 cash balance sls per month. NO CONNECTICUT AVE a flve-room cottage, on lot 50x155, oniv s2.6nii SIOO cash, assume ti of sl."oi', balan, sls mont * EVERETT A EVERETT 22 4 HROWN-P.AN'DOI.PH BLDG Ph me M 23. 2 THE LOUSE you will build, buy or retd will not !■ ■? modern home unless it is wired for Electricity. Houses 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 conveniences, such as cabinet mantels, tile hearths, electric lights, gas. bath and sin l ; 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 chui cites. Price $35. 144 JHGHLAND AVENUE. .. OUT in the Boulevard apartment at the above number on Highland avenue we have a nice 5-room apartment equipped with all tile 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 & gOYXSTON CAPITOL AVE. THIS is a nine-room two-storv h,..... . beaut.tul Capitol Heights: fou>- "i-' ” ' bed rooms upstairs and one on fiL. = Lot. is 50 by 200 feet, with a fine n-A'" r and garden If you are looking n h r aM home in this section it will LaZ pay you to see this one Pris. n r su,2uo, on very easy terms. rte Gn b NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW. THIS IS a little beauty, just off ii>.s land avenue and right at Druid A' stone front; six rooms, with lar"e 1. ' mg porch; electric lights, gas water o p ' er and hardwood floors: !o, Vn L \ ■''■k feet: new and up to date. Price on good terms. Look at it and niab an offer. n,akt us .—. GRANT PARK COTTAGE THIS IS a six-room cottage near c,,, 11 e'U? u f t? e ° r i ?’ a avenu ? and Gram s tr ee.’ lias ah the city conveniences and j n t j,7*.‘ class condition. Lot 55 by 150 feet , one block of school. Car service bes' n city. I rice SZ.IOO. Terms SSOO cash per month; just like rent. n ’ ORMEWOOD PARK. JUST OFF CAR LINE and in the be«t residence sec.ipn. we have a new sK. room cottage, with city water and ba'h in lot 60 by 1.60 feet; level and Al a,i 2 S2OO cash and S2O per month. LOTS. IN ORMEWOOD PARK, fronting 3 , line and clierted street, we can , P u you a bargain for S6OO. You can make some money here. A $3,500 BARGAIN, Do YOU WANT a home in West End" If so. see us. as we have the best bar. gam in that fine home section Six rooms tile bath, beautiful fixtures, ai; conveniences. There is none better so Hie money. $3,500 m terms to suit you Ask for Mr. Eastman. S. W. SULLIVAN & SOX. BUILDERS. 308 Peters Building. .Main 2S.M Legal Notice. GEORGIA — Fulton County. To tlie Superior Court of Saul Countv; Lhe petition of George E. Scott, of I al ton county, Georgia; W. A. Witnerspnor nt Henrico county. Virginia, and Maker T. .Johnson, of Bibb county, Georgia, re spectfully shows: 1. That said petitioners desire for them selves, their associates, successors and as signs, to become incorporated under the laws of this state under the name and style of Atlanta Blenco Coal Company, hx which name said proposed corpora’: n 1 shall be known, shall contract and ne contracted with, sue and be sued. 2. That the term for which petitioners desire to be incorporated is twenty (..■•> years from the date of their incorpora tion. with the privileges of renewal at the expiration of said time. 3. That the authorized capital stock of said corporation is to be one hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($150,000), divided into shares of the par value of one hundred dollars i$100) each, fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000) of which au thorized capital stock is to be the mini mum capital stock of said corporation, io be actually paid in as the amount of capi tal to be employed by petitioners, to be increased from time to time to any amount not exceeding (except by amend ment of the charter) said authorized capi tal stock, as may be determined by the directors of said corporation. 4. object of the said proposed corporation is pecuniary profit and gam Io its stockholders, and petitioners as the particular business of said corporation propose to manufacture, buy. sell, deliver, deal in and deal with coal briquettes and blends or mixtures nf coal, coke and other fuels and combustibles, and binders ’■’ the same; to mine, buy, sell, deal in and deal with coal, other minerals, fuels and combustibles, and to manufacture, b■. and -sell coke and its py-products: *o ac quire by purchase, lease or otherwise coal mines, coal lands, mineral and mining rights, and hold. work, control rent, lease or dispose of the same; to construct, build, erect, maintain, purchase. hold, operate, lease, rent or otherwise a-- quire, operate, use or dispose of plants or works, locations for plants or wi'ks. and machinery, apparatus, devices or ap pliances. necessary, appropriate, conve nient or suitable for. pertaining or dent to. or employed in said business: manufacture, purchase or otherwise ac quire, bold. own. mortgage. leas p . asslC ,’ l ; transfer, invest in. deal in and deal a l and trade in goods, wares, merchanci and property of every class and de>< in lion necessary, appropriate, convenient or suitable for. pertaining or incident to. 6 employed in the conduct or carrying o* l of said business. 5. That in order to facilitate and f feet the purposes and objects of said cor poration, and a,s the same may be r t sary, appropriate, convenient, surco/ incident to organizing, conducting furthering its said business, legitimate!, carrying into effect the purpose of :* ganization, winding up its affairs, or posing of its property, franchises ano business, petitioners desire said cor P®7* tion to have the following rights. privileges and franchises, the same J • m furtherance of. and not in limnat,u of. the general powers conferred ‘L. and of the objects and purposes of « corporation as hereinabove stated: <a> To acquire, possess, use. bold. assign, lease, grant licenses in rP r s P. e ! mortgage, or otherwise dispose ■> . 11 14 way. the good will, trade name* 3 . > marks, letters patent of the United . or of any foreign country, patents ’ rights, licenses and privileges. ;’rem; improvements and processes, r’gM/ chß es. property and assets of nil or any other persons, firms, corporations relating or suitable useful in connection w’ith. the b| i ‘ p ' e . purposes of the corporation an i J,' surne or undertake the whole of the assets and liabilities of- '<• son , firm, assoc da tlons or <on and to pax for the same in bonds or other securities of the cot ■ or otherwise. , < •b) To accept and receive in subscriptions to its capital s’*' money, property or service-, g’ , end reasonable valuations a ma ... termined upon and approved by rectors. $ i to (<•) To borrow money or incur ex idence the same by giving suing bonds, certificates of indch’ 1 or other v ritten obligations. ai>d ’■ ihc same by executing mortgage to ' f • u !•» debt or of trust t< or any part of its assets, proper’? and franchises. »d) To subscribe for. purcha c ‘ ' ip - P own. hold, sell, hypothecate ,r 'acquire, possess and dispose <*f ' ' ' part «»f (he capital stock, share* securities, or other obligation? \ other corporation or corporation p«ny or companies. associa< “U < iation«. trust estate or estate-. i>? hereafter to bp formed under t ic tuis or <»f any other state or terr } of the United States or of an.' : I<a . gov ‘rn?nent: or th? bonds or other lions of any (own. cit? . count? - ” slat- . \l.-o to purchase. ’ i’s own bond - or nth*-*’ obky I shares of Hs own <•• • p«i «t« e • i 'i o prescribe by bv-la*s or places where the -lockitob e • c nut '- res|>p< t iveh hold i ■ I r • spec!A ■ • ’ - 4 ' ' Continued on Opposite Pag*«