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12 Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale |"~i7fH STREET HOME ~~ B / I ABOUT 300 feet oif Peachtree street, on corner J ‘ . 50x200, we have a modern twelve-room 4' * house; ail conveniences. This home has a specula tive future, which is rarely found in a home place, yet not affecting it as a home. Price $15,500. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR ——■ Jrasp the Opportunity When It Presents Itself As It Does Here. BOX PROMINENT CORNER South Side near in, we have two new brick stores on a lot 50x100. leaving enough room on rear of lot - facing street to build another store or five-room cottage. Both I stores rented to high-class tenants, on leases, for $30.00 and $3u.00 Hyfm mouth. Can be bought on easy terms. The opportunity to own , K phis property is up to you. Investigate this. It s worth your con- , | sideration. 701 WOODWARD AVE. Two-story house on lot 50x100. Rents for $15.60 per month. Price $2,500. Easy terms. No loan. U.H2 .JOJIX.SON AVE. Two story, six room cottage, on lot 4Hx153 to alley. Owner is in Florida and instructs us to sell. We | want your offer. Purchaser can pick up quick profit of SSOO by .Jan 1 uarv 1. No loan. See us for complete information. I THE 1.. C. GREEN COMPANY | ® >‘O" ' d Yiitimial Bank Bldg. Phone Iv\ 2943. I (i. T. R. FRASER BIAS AND SULLS REAL ESTATE." 19 Auburn Avenue t M. (’. A. BLDG Phone Ivy .:liis. | I Peachtree Street ' IF Vol; ARE SERKH SLV MINDED, you will do well to submit , I to me at once AN OFFER of $45,000 for a CORNER LOT. of . large frontage and unusual depth, with a very handsome modern | la home; OR $35,000 lor another handsome home on a lot about !*ox ' y 200. ((liiiek action alone might buy these. The corner home I recently offered al sss.<ion has just been sold i ” “Eveutuallx \vh\ not now.’ McGrath & Mcßae I SIGN PAINTERS Cor. Bi o.al and Alabama I Call M. 160 I Ponce DeLeon Avenue Lot »‘ X I’uni ■ D I. "ii \v t . ! : .e |'.. . , Ijel.nm pla< •<•. ami on the north m.:< , of umi. M of '11x132. about feet above the sidewalk, and is. 1> i fly lot il. i i.i can -11 a, fif.'lO [><■ front fool, which is $20.00 per foot nm'' an; liiim; o" ;he -treet, , n’ none of them liked bette than this' K .one. If you ; king for a hili' Bug -ii.- or a speculation, this can not I haas & Mclntyre ATL '.X i ' N VI 1., t:' XK BLDG PHONM »i. 1235. II '.it.lt A M' AI i 1.. Sa I, - Manager. • - | Cofield Investment Co ' | 605 EAkPIRE B! lI.DINC TELEPHONEMAIN 2224 . PROPERTY WANTED I ■ \VE II.W E ,s< \ eral diems who to make small Investment", ranging f/uni $!.“•»<» '» S \ny k nop: ity owner who has* a f»mal) piece of | ■ Jbis kit.U to of wou’e HnJ it to Pis advantage to list such a pkuv B with u>. its we hre conhto nt to.it ’>« o»uld utike a Quick sale. .1 \i BEASLEY. Sales Manager SPLENDID LITTLE SUBDIVISION AT A SACRIFICE A I IF YOU have $1JNI(I we can sell you a beautiful subdivision, all I ready for the market on such terms that the lot sales will pay B the balance, and make you Bit; MONEY. If you mean business. | | see us at oiu '. as Tills Is i;ii|\i; TO BE SOLD QUICK. No fe information over the phone. BAILEY & ROWLAND |, 1520 FOI RTll NATIONAL BANK BITLDLNt,. DECATUR HOM L BARGAIN !’! ’ ! NICE 6-rooin bungalow on ’» aero Im. near ibe North Decatur ear line. lot ia< es the east and is a beaut? The house is also a beaut?, double-floored, storm- I sheath'd, tile bath, combination fixtures, folding doors, etc a leal bargain Terms. *l5O cash, balance like rent See , (h at on.» We will show it to voti with pleasure and ?-ou will be glad to do the rest WILSON BROS. ft PHONE M 4411-J 101 EMPIRE BLDG t—.—— - WILLIAMS-HARTSOCK CO. ItF.AL ESTATE AND BUILDERS I'U KTH XAtIOXAL BANK BLDG Phone 2U)G Main. BARGAIN 510,000 for a beautiful !'-rooni. new home on Police I'el.eon ave nue. has sleeping porch, steam heat, hardwood floors, birch doors elegant gas and electric fixtures, two fine porcelain Lubs, beam ceilings, no loan to assume Jt Thia lot rims liaek to another street in P rear. This is what von ;*re looking for Tenm ""TAKE a Ink at <mr non botm now be ng compiete i lit Ko >■ "Sii.r.jand'aveT A nue. close t > I'ruld Hills, til. bath, furnace lies:, hardwood fluors fine mantels H dressing mirrors, beam ceilings plate ruck: the tert best ot plumbing lot is ft. over 230 feet deep; east front. If you don't get this ton are going to be sorrv I. The price is right and terms east Ju . - . —.——— ■ - - S3,ti;>o this Is a close-in t.ropositlon it is a nice '.-room house, east tronl. with ill walking distance of down town; the best but In the eitv It Is almost semi r central, alley side and rear. I f-'L' >SE to IT lid avenue m,w listen >1 rooms, C ondition, adjoining homes held tor S 4.000: will sacrifice this for *3,200 It won't keep Call us up at once Terms ease . F . vo ” "’HI build. bu\ or I'Piit will not he a L"Ul'' Ailed I'.'l I’.it '.llU'il \. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN .LND NEWS.MONDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1912. • Real Estate For Sals. SSOO.OuT , ER LOT—-The best speculation in Atlanta. About 16 level lots in the fastest growing section of the city. Look into this $9,000.00 —VIRGINIA AVE.—Two beautiful 8-roorn brick resi dences. The improvements here will surprise you. $4,950.00- —LANGHORNE ST., between Gonlon and Oak. i rooms. <'an deliver this for SSOO less than it cost. S2O.OOO.OO—BUSINESS LN VEST.M ENT—Two stores, several apart ments ami N vacant lots all in one parcel. Income from im proved portion will make this a good investment NOW. All of it is enhancing in value daily. Best buy in Atlanta. DECATUR. $4..t00.(i0 TWO 8-room residences. Well built and artistic# < lose to Agnes Scott, public schools, churches and street cars. These have been appraised at $5,000. Terms. t'ANDLER ST. frontage. DEI'ATTR: lot 2o per cent below the market value. <'ontidential—can give no information over phone. ANSLEY PARK. PRICES are advancing in Ansley Park. We have daily inquiries, especially for the unimproved Jots. If you want to either sell or buy. communicate with us. We have the tacts at our linger tips. PROPERTY THAT HAS ENHANCED OVER 1.100 PER CENT IN EK.HT YEARS WILL CONTINUE AS THE IMPROVEMENTS ARE MADE. EDWIN P. ANSLEY REALTY TRUST BUILDING. PHONES IVA 16Qo, ATL. 36:1. Courtland Street 30.xH2 FEET, two blocks from the Candler building, in a growing section: $6,000, on cany terms, will buy this. 489 DAVIS STREET, rents $18.50 per month; *1,050 cash will secure this investment. • SI,OOO WILL BUY No. 30 Lyons avenue, close in. colored property; rents *l2O per vear. 1-3 cash. J. H. EWING IHi GANDLER building. FOR SALE I I—l ' T 116-IS Love St. 1 A JL A. W I . A 13 PER CENT investment; stays rented: white tenants. Owner wants W/ OOL3JS I r~) Fl "tHOS.'r 6 i'INNEY. Sales Mgr. w w v X A._z 12 Au’ouin Avenue. TWO NICE BARGAINS. i*o 'IRANI STREET Lot 47 b? 160 to ten-foot alle?. This place is exactly one mile front the center of eit?- and right at the car line; in the Grant park sec tion; all modern conveniences and comparative!?' new. AVe are authorized to sell for *3,750, with onl? *250 cash payment and *3O a month, assume loan of *1.700. A good little bargain. ■■ ■» • "ii ---i ■ ■ ■-• ■ —■ ■■■■■■■ , . - ,i 4, ■ 3» ROSAIJA STREET, corner Waldo; another nice little home at *3.500: ex cellent house on a corner lot; assume a loan of *1,500 and pav only *250 cash and S3O per month. THESE two above places can be paid for jn.-i like rent and are cheap at these prices and terms. TURMAN. BLACK & CALHOUN. 203 Empire Building. EAST LAKE LOTS IN FHE FAST GROWING section of East Lake we offer some choice lots on very easy terms. Your chance to double your money in a short time, ('all and get. a plat, prices and terms. Empire Trust and Safe Deposit Co. EMPIRE BUILDING. WILL EXCHANGE ON I HE NORI II SIDE \ve have a 6-rooni bungalow that we ran exchange for a vacant lot or any good renting pi’operlA. HARPER REALTY COMPANY 717 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BI'ILDING. I. \ !2S<i. Atlanta 672. DI UEIN ~MO R RIS C O 609-10 Atlanta National Bank Building—Both Phones 4234. ON the north side we have a beautiful 6-roont bungalow; has stone front, beam ceiling, hardwood floors, best of fixtures. We are offering on terms of $250 cash and balance like rent. *?..250 -North side six-room cottage at a sacrifice. This is a modern and up-to date home in every way. Owner needs some cash and must sell at a loss. See us about this. $11,500 Houston street, right at Courtland, we have a lot 50 by 200. with two houses on it. renting for about *4O per month We consider this one of the best buys on this street. 44.500 FOR A BEAUTIFUL six-room, fumaee-heated bungalow, in West End. This is new and ver? attractive. Can make terms. LITTLE BARGAINS.. *B.OOO NICE LITTLE II''ME. close to Tech school; has six rooms; no loan and easy terms. *B,OOO EAST GEORGIA AVKXI'E: a food six-room, modern hoTuv *250 oash" balai.ee *25 per mont_h_ IsjoOO WEST ENI> bungalow: six rooms. mo.B.rn and prett>W~<m~eas t front" elevated 'ot. Easy terms. Here is ybur chance. *5.500 EDGEWOOf' AA’ENUE: a prett?' honieFseven - rooms: storm sheathed and double floored; built for a home, on a lot 58 b? 104. This lot is worth *IOO per fool. You can live here a while and sell it for business purposes. *I,OOO cash balance *35 per month. It is renting for *35 per month, and assume loan of *2 - .'.on at 6 per cent *4.250 SPRING STREET: eight-room home, close to Baltimore block. You can't beat this. A pick-up. Get busy. MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY CO. Third National Bank Building. Phones: Ivy 1276. Atlanta 20*. CROWLEY REALTY CO. 307 Peters Building FARMS TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY. FOR SALE —Forty acres, close in, on terms. Lot on Peachtree Hills place. 50x195. at less than half price. Two nice, new homes in Kirkwood, on terms. Two shady vacant lots in South Atlanta. $550 each. A lot of choice lots in North Kirkwood, on car line, on terms. WE HAVE a customer for a close-in north side lot or house. WANTED 20 to 30 acres south of Atlatna. close in. M. 5226. fur sale by Four Miles From Five Points. GRE E N E V J 1 -* (20 ACRES ) RIJ* \ I XT FIVK MINUTES walk from car .IT# 1 I line. In a section that la rupidlx build- ing up, we have 20 acres that well z~s w ■ * -wy and will be ready to cut in email tract* V_J XVA I - lx I !y spring You can double your nione? Price *250 per acre*, ','ernis 411 EMPIRE BLILIMNG REAL E6TATE, RENTING. LuANb Phones UM Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale. gHARP <5 AUBURN AVENUE INVESTMENT. $70.00 PER FOOT. YOU <lo nor see much prop- ei4v on this street for sale at a price like this. Il j runs through to Old Wheat. 1 and has over a hundred feet i front. Fifty feet not quite I two blocks from this sold, for $132.00 per foot. SEE US ABOUT THIS. ■ ■ LAND FOR SALE. ON the Roswell chert road, 185 acres, over 1,700 feet front; land lies well; 125 acres in timber; 1-4 mile from de pot This is one of the prettiest places on the Roswell road, and has not been offered tor sale before since the present owner has owned it. Can be bought for less than *IOO an acre. Land this side about 3 miles lias sold for over SBOO an acre. Land across the road from this place owner has refused $l5O an acre. You will probably never have such another opportunity. Can arrange terms on a part: no Information over I he phone. THOS. W. JACKSON. Euurth National Bank Bldg. Houses For Rent. GEO. P. MOORE. Real Estate and Renting. 10 Auburn Ave. PHONE BELL 5407. ATLANTA 5408 i 177 EAST FAIR STREET—We have aj nice six-room cottage, with all mod- i ?rn conveniences; nice neighborhood; ■lose to school and within easy walking listanee. Price *25. 10 EAST ALEXANDER STREET—We have a two-story, house of . eight •ooms, carrying modern conveniences; nice n tigborltood and close-in. Let us show you this place. Price $35. Real Estate For Sale ™ HJR SALE ON MARIETTA CAR LINE. A BEAUTIFUL two-story 9-room bun galow; hot and cold water; porcelain bath; lighting plant; servants' house; barn, etable and other outhouses; IT acres of land. You can subdivide and sell off several lots. This is an ideal country home: belongs to non-resident, and will make special price for a quick sale. Would consider exchanging for other property. THOS. W. JACKSON. Fourth National Bank Bldg. AMERICAN THEATER IS GIVEN CLEAN BILL BY CITY ELECTRICIAN. In a news Item published recently in a local newspaper it was stated that the i-it? electrician had found the play house in bad condition and dangerouv Here are the facts: Manager Bullock requested the elec trician to make a thorough examina tion. at the same time volunteering to make any change suggested. After the inspection a few • minor changes were suggested and made, the total cost being just $6.50. So condi tions could not have been very bad. The box containing the machine is tneta! lined throughout. If a film should ignite and the entire contents of the box burn it could not harm any other part of the theater. In case of fire there are exits in front and rear sufficient to empty the house in two minutes. The American theater is as safe as an? building in Atlanta. (Advt.) BIG MUSICALAT THE GAYETY ALL NEXT WEEK. The Gayety theater, 98 Whitehal' street, which has recently come under the management of Bait Glenn, one of the most popular managers in the city, will offer next week the Southern Beau ty Musical ('oniedy Company in a rip roaring comedy, entitled “on Uircur [ t>ay.” Tlie play is one of tile best >een here this -eason, and ’s bright and clean from beginning to end. and w ill be es pecially pleasing to the ladies and chil dren. Beautiful motion pictures add much Ito the bill. (Advt.) IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT THE STORE OF ZAKAS’ BAKERY. You can get just what you want at Zakas' Bread and Cake Store, 30 Peachtree street—Five Points—because you can get bread, rolls, buns, cake or pastry, and the best feature is, you can get what you want at prices as low us you can bake In your own kitchen Th.- products of this bakery are pure and dean. No stale bread or cake is sold at this store. All bread and cake left over from Katurda? sold at half price Mon du?. Mtop nt the store and see the d'.s. play, and if you make a puicbaee you will aull again. (Advt ) TWO CLASSY SHOWS AT THE BONITA THEATER FOR NEXT WEEK. Next week, in accordance with the new policy, The Bonita, 32 Peachtree street, will make a change of bill in tire middle of the week. .On Monday, Tuesda? and Wednesday ■'King of Black Weills” will be offered, and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday "Family Jars” will be the attraction. Both of these plays are high-class musical comedies, and will be presented b?' the popular Allen & Kenna Co, and the "At'iation Chorus” of pretty girls. Up-to-date motion pictures will be shown between each performance. (Advt.) r//r mmv£lous GYROSCOPE TOY' 30c bi AMU brings this toy to any address direct from manufacturer. E. MORAN & CO. 92 SOUTH PRYOR STREET. ATLANTA, GA. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Co. Located at-Atlanta Ga., at the close of business Nover,', :.C. 1912: RESOURCES. Demand loans .* 25,162.00 Time loans ' 904,536.06 Bonds and stocks owned by the bank I.: 136.990.01 Due from banks and bankers in this state 65,661.91 Due from, b&nks and bankers in other states 7,225.12 Currenc?' *6.504.00 Gold 3,787.90 Silver nickels, etc. . 957.65 Cash items . 13.81 11,262.96 Total ,*1,150,838.06 STATE OF GEORGIA—FuIton County. Before me .came Joseph E. Boston, secretary and treasurer of Georgia Sav ings Bank and Trust Company, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown bv the of file in said' bank. JOSEPH E. BOST'ix Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th dav of December, 191" \v. a. Foster. .. Notary Public, Fulton County, Georgia STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Germania Savings Bank located at Atlanta, Ga., at the close of business November 26, 1912. RESOURCES. Time 10an5*445,079.84 Overdrafts, secured 802.53 Bonds and stocks owned b?’ the bank 20,000.00 Furniture and. fixtures 2.500.00 other real estate 14,567.26 Due from banks and bankers In ‘ this state 7,063.17 •Currency ... . :M.741,00 Gold 110.00 Silver, nickels, etc.... 346.74 Cash items.... 4,434.80 — $11,632.54 T0ta1.*501,644.31 STATE OF GEORGIA—FuIton County. Before me came Peter F. Clarke, cashier, of Germania Savings Ban:., vvl->'. being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true con dition of said bank, as shown by the books of file in said bank. PETER F. CLARKE Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th dav of December, 1912. JOHN CAREY. Notary Public. Fulton County, Georgia HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS UMBRELLAS. Beautifully designed hand les in gold ot- silver, odd carved ivory tip ped with silver, stag tipped with gold, all silk covers. A handsome and pleasing gift for a lady or gentleman. Price. $5.00 up. - C 57 (tHITEHAI I 100 ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS Correct Script Style, name onlysl.so Shaded Spanish Script name only $2.50 Shaded Old English, name only .... $2.50 Shaded French Script, name only $2.50 Monogram Stationery from $2.80 per box up. \ isitinc 1 ards and Engraved Stationery are most accep table Xmas Gifts. Al! work is executed in our own factory, which enable us to fiil orders promptly. If we receive your order before December fifteenth it will he finished in time for Xmas. Samples Sent Upon Request J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO. Manufacturing Engraver* Forty-aeotn IVkilthall Sired Atlanta Ga Our Price Pay No More Guaranteed Fresh Country EGGS 30 cts. doz. No Limit These are genuine, fresh coUn try eggs that other dealers say they can not buy at any price. On lbs. Best Gran- Si .00 ulated Sugar tor I 100 lbs. Granulated Sugar Saav 10-lb. Pail Hogless Lard 88 Sweet Fla. Oranges, doz 12c Large Grapefruit, 6 for*' ' oL Black Walnuts, lb 2 1. Walnut Meats, lb 29r English Walnuts, lbl2 1-2- English Walnut Meats, lb ” so" Shelled Almonds, lb so, Brazil Nuts., lbl2l-2c Maine Style Sugar Corn . . .71.2 r Sweet (sifted) Peas 12 1-2 c Libby’s 35c Asparagus Tipsl7 1-2 C Libby’s 50c Asparagus . 39 Euclid Mince Meat, pkg. q r 10c pkg. Holland Rusk . . \ r 10 lbs. Fancy Head Rice . . 59 c Puget Sound Salmon, can 40c Coffee, lb po_ 30c Coffee, lb ;i ’ opr 25c Coffee, lb' GASH GROCERY CO IIS-120 Whitehall READ FDR PROFIT USE FOrt RESULTS. GEORGIAN WANT ADS LIABILITIES. i Capital stock paid in 290,utu (j 1 Surplus fund lIf.bOOOJ Undivided profits, less cur rent expenses, Interest and taxes paid !■ .187.1 I Unearned interest 126,1 Due unpaid dividends is'l ! Savings deposits 608,'775.. Time certificates 106,13 ' > Total ?1,150,838.1 LIABILITIES. .Capital stock paid in .?200,000.0t Undivided profits, less current expenses, interest and taxes paid Unearned interest 73.47'. Savings deposits 147.488.7: Time certificates 15,1'8:: ?: Bills payable, including time certificates representing bor rowed money 40,000.'" T0ta15501,644.3