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    n HF. ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND Xl’WS.reaq FOR PROFIT — GEORGIAN WANT AOS— USE FOR RESULTS MONDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1912.
Auction Sales.
AT Al« TiON.
SEVERAL CONSIGN-’
M E N IS. INCLUDING
Q I’ A KT E R E I) OAK
DRESSERS AND (HIF
FONIERES. BRASS
BEDS. SOLID MAHOG
ANY PARLOR SUIT,
WARDROBE. RANGE,
BRASS LAMP. ( OUCH
ALSO LOT OF FUR
NITURE FROM THE
$6,000 STOCK OF FUR
NITURE FRO M THE
NEW HOME FURNI
TURE ( ().. INC ’LUDING
OAK BEDROOM FUR
NITERE. WOOL BLAN
KETS. INLAID LINO
LEUM. PO R T I E RES.
SILK DR A PE I? I ES,
ROLL-TOP DESK.
SHADES. BRASS (US
PI DOB'S. ETC.. TUEs
DAY. DE( . 21. AT 12 E.
MITCHELL STREET.
CcIXLM i ..W’lNg .j < . IH . Tuesday, w
will >fT**r Io the r.i, Io st bidder sev-
>■' <i ! ■ ■ household fur
. • • es
OFF .iild Chiffonier- S. UaSS beds, <’Ollch,
<jvs table* <’ir<
skin walnu- dr* i ss<r :md washstand.
• h“4’er soliu tt. aanx bedroom
st- v< . • I r;< pge. kitchen
r
spi’i ■ an* I. . 1 . feather!
»'ll b.-'f i.-! ■ lamps. willow j
■'opii-TS, ihmlpsl,;.) .iiilUJg (ol»|r with set I
of rhal.s mahT, . it< h« n table, wal- I
mi. wai.lr<.c< . •:»k 1.'.-, screens,
ligh ’ ■ - < .!<’. gas dome. I
leii alarm docks, fine ;
iioliv ui i hi.Hn- wash-
i mi :u, : iiiif tier, ihree piece ma
.ogan; oirb»r upholstered in
■•t-a.. - , i ~ L’.i.-. costumers,
.’»»•!» il ii tiii* !•» .‘-in will find
man.' arc. are suitable for
i ,’ht i.-?l mas giiis. such as ladies’ writ
ing desk a, ’ 'ng rockers, child’s
leers, rj tine
rockers for • ?!<•., r-- option hall;
ntf library. in, < uriains, portieres, }
■ ammino Tmi i loaiio-r rocker, I
Grass l.i jii-- :mi in? io oth< r things
on. numerous p. aion.loii These
.';oods an F ■mo . m-w and must
b< s. '.d ' i'ni-i (ipvii for in-
spfcti.m AJon-i.. ■.'<• si;.r >- prompt
ly at 10 Ti.
CENTRAL \l < I lO\ ( ()..
12 E. Miii-iidi S'lieci.
Furniture For Sale.
XOTK I.
We are offering our en
tire line of Furuitur< . Rugs,
Curtains and Mali ressvs ai
25 per eent I hsrouiil. ()uri
stock is complete. and we
will save you Ihdlars on
your Xmas House Furnish-]
ings. Comeiodav.
CAMERON FURN I I I RE
( OMPANY.
39 W. Mit.-iiell st.
sci. i j
For Exchange- Miscellaneous.
SMALL B \ I;gi .
for violin. 172 Kors tb. '
Monev to Loan
THE PRFDEXTI \1 L\
SI R\\( E ( ()M P AXA
() I \Mlit i< \ .an mak.
you a loait on \ i laiHa ini
proved prop. i-ithrough
Their loan eori espondents.
'I urinau. Biaek < 'alhoun.
2F3-H Empire Biliidllig.
'i 7 12 1
un-.xi- lA.AXi
’ _ _ HIIITY
tj'-icAPY t. !•"«'
LOANS I "1 AM< IXns
A«? s ; a) 'A AT. HIS AND
k a<‘ .; i.i i;x yvE
" I’ M Ylll.l.nx
y ~s . ;
Fp, JEWELERS AND BROKERS
. Uf"' J l' TETERS
" I E, BLDG.
-
STRICTLY PRIVATE
jhiON 7V -x HA.Nu tor immediate loans
on property In or near Ada.ita J. E.
VanVullienbiHK. 501 Equitable bulMiriK
wey.max a eoSx.iits
ESTAHI.ISTIEI • 1890
Mortgagi-, on Real Estate 4-1-1
BfKCI.U.’ H. All: FUNDS TO I.EXO. anv
amount; B per .ent Write or call S
W. .'arson, 24 South Broad street 4-1-1 T
ax’ FIRST MORTGAGE real estate se
curity Horne tut ,Is and insurance mon
ey. Rates to S per cent Interest. We
Rlso make monthli payment loans We
ran give you the money as soon as titles
kre approved.
RALPH <>.<()< HR AN CO.,
74 76 PEACUTkID TIUIET.
lj H. Z( RLLNE, Ison, danager.
F \RM MiaNS PLACED t anj ametun. I
on improved farm land* ’n Geor irla
Tin- Souther.! M ,-tgage Coiti'flt. Gould
building.
WE HAVE pb'iHt o r nit.net to!
lend nt lowest rates on Atlanta
and nearbj property, either for
straight or monthly payment
pian. Also for purchasing pur
chase mon.) notes. Foster &
Kulisnt). 11 Edgewood Ave.
MON i Y" p ~ISA I .Vi UEIt PEOPLE
ANI> .'THERS, ipon tbelr own names,
cheap rates, »-as\ i;*vments t'onfidFTi-
Mai. T>. H. Tolman 524 Auatell building
READ F'JR PROFIT
USE Ft.,l RESULTS.
GEORGIAN WANT ADS
V
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PSWjWW
EDITED £r JUDGE EJ.MARSHALL.
-4 1 a!k to breeders About Breeders
Now Ihal the show season has about drawn to a close in this sec
tion. breeders will turn their attention to lie - leetine- and mating
iot their stock for the breeding season.
This is one of the most important features of
the poult rynmn’s work.
It is especially so to Uh man or woman who
'have had many of their best fowls on exhibition
I two or three times during the season. Two or
three weeks oi close cooping iii a warm show
| room puts many otherwise st rong ami vigorous
: fowls into tin- dumps. They become soft ami
■ tlablo in their condition They lack that snap
' and vigor that is seen in the low I that has had tie
'range and exercise all the whil< . Some become
•so tar gon that they can never lie got into prime
I breeding again until alter they ar< broody, raise
a clutch ol chickens ami pass through their moult.
‘These conditions usually change them enough to
| put them upon the right track. With the proper
treatment. however, they can all be brought
around to a good normal condition. This can
only l>e done by giving these birds sufficient time i<> regain them
selves. before they are put upon heavy, rich laving foods.
The best food for these heavy conditioned show specimens is a
ration almost exclusively of vege-
tables. I.oth raw and cooked, with
the addition of good wheat bran.
Go to the trouble to cook a lot of
small potatoes, turnips, heel,-.. ele._
all togel Imp. Into this mix enough
wheal bran to 4hieki n the mass
ami Iced while warm in the morn
ing: tin balance at noon, with a
little chipped whol< oats at night.
Give them i-abbage. raw. to peck
at when needed.
Sip'h ;■ diet for about tivo «ivkH will
usually bring all ilelieati appetlti s inti,
their own ami tiny will be ready to go j
for anything that comes their win j
Whatever t|:< condition of your bre -d
ers max Is. do not force them beyond .
their natural ticml, I'tggs prodni'i d bv
forced and pampered breeders usually I
give us -hi' I of limiled vitality, r< a«lv I
to turn up their heels at Hie slightest
iiudmi> lli.ai < omes ilioir way.
In oilier wmds. they will lack tin
vigor th,-it goe- to make up til* good,
big, husky individuals w< all so much
admire ,nd d< si • to uise. 1., i the
conditions be as natural as can lie. See
that thev . - emo all tb> possible exer
cise. Seo th,ii tiny are induced to eat
all the siieident. watery things- possi
ble, in addition lo drinking much good,
iresh water. Water is conducive to
egg-making not only egg-making, but
Un m.-nNm- o good, fertlli eggs. If
both male ;ml female be normal.
fifty good < ggs from strong, vigor
ou. bl .1 del •; in the best of health such
eggs as will produce line, healthy . i. < k
—are Worth more to yon ami to vour
customers than a. hundred of tin 'hit
ant -mis kind that seem to bt quite
commnoli breeding sea-on. If .me
wants t" mak< a reputation that will
stay with him and grow better ami net
ter all tin while, ho should strive to
please, not only himself, but his .us
turners. And if be please ourselves, we
"til, as a inti', jiiease our customers,
unless We keep .a different line of bn ed
ers tor the customers, which is the
v.'iy poorest policy in tile world and
will ei eiitu.illy run any breeder's busi
ness into Ih. ground
il you can not .irt'ord to sell your be t
egg- for batching, say so or do not sell
•'my at all. a- some few high-e1..; s
hr. . ,|or.. at, doing, pr. I. r> ing to i. : .
their mow y from the stock mid X\ili
mg so puts .a damper upon a man'.-
business ami the poultry business in
gems . as i. habit some have of mi
ee.iising their prize matings, mice its
ma .'«■;■• '. • xot Im ini prices, ami ■
"hen I i 'tq ing lillin..
the .ii p.oe>' basket wit!) great. I.'-
11m . gas f:..m some yard of scrubs.
B • 'dei tins is mit business, to nv
nothing oi the unfairness of it between
tniin and man. Who could expect to
iinild a sutotantial trade upon such con
ditions? It is just as dishonest a.-- slip.
Orpingtons.
IX COMPETITION with the best Orping-
. >ns in America, mv winnings at South
i .th International Poultry Stu." tills y ear
I .nclude first black cock, tirsl black pulb
first black pen. and first white cock, be
I sides numerous other prizes and specials;
iiun Ire.ls es beautiful birds for sale, eggs
lor hatching; satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs 1,, i llbei'hardt. Elberton. Ga.
12-21 -s
WHITE ORPINGTON eggs, fl..iii per sel
ling. Very tin. stock, direct from
Cook’s farm Ivy2til.4-.l 12-28-2
M YPLe Sri VdE Poultry I ards Have
some very tine Crystal White opping
tons for sale. Both pulleis and cockerels
| E. 8. Cole, Sullivan. Ohio 12
WHITE ORPINGTONS.
F()R (iOOD I'cii'-oiis I mu
going' lo close out mv
(lock, consisting of first
prize anti sweepstakes win
ners at New nan. ( oliinilnis.
Uari-ollion and Atlanta. Will
sell all together ala reason
able price, or exchange for
good auto oi’ horse and bug
gy. See me at the show
Thursday and Friday. O. L.
< ’handler. New nan. (la.
Ft ■>; s.\! 'r • ‘N< 'i: i irii *§ c Cry»
tai White < ‘rplngton pullets and hen -
Kelhrstrass bred trout winners nt
Knoxville. Chat tattoo-:i, Dalton. < ltd" a-ti.
Sututnet \ il’' l’rie*'s L‘» and S.
, Pullets .March \pril hatch. Georg< M
iNfoselv. Ga 12-6-S
1 -- - -
Plymouth Rock«
IMATHD DI A'KMBEK 1 ta > oininnnnc*
' mating*'. First c<»ck an<l Kv>
• winner (Judged b> U. B. Thompson, of
Armenia. N Y.) to females of the \♦ r\
best type, eggs $lO per Hfteen Pen N >
2. headed by first |H>n cockerel and s\m
stakes winner January. 1912. to eight
cockerel bred females; eggs $.7 per tit
teen (’losing out Im of young birds at
verx low pru-es to make room I guar
antee satistaetton If you are looking for
the best. I have it ( lemge H B» rr\ .
1 1 a 12-1 - 3
I \\ (».\’ at Thomasville show on my White
Rocks, first pen. first and third cock
erel. first pullet, third hen, best pen n
show, best pullet in show and best bird
in show llggs from these winners s;,
per setting Henry \V Lester, Thomas
ville. Ga 11-29-6
Eggs.
TH’db >i •GHBiIKD Buff Orpin g ton egg?
V 1 .’>(■ pi • ti ’?•’ Windsor street. Mam
BMS 10-k -ir.
too
F.J MAr 'JIAJzL-
pine a . ustoim r a lead dollar in ex
< hane< for a good on< In fact, il is
e\’ u woise foi \..ur onshmmr br< edt •
spends iln whole <»| his time
fimling nut tli.it yon have buncoed him.
I r >, |« i u s do tl)o right thing.
1 H I).- hom-st. If we can not b<
hem 1, let us be as honest as vve Can.
TWO SPLENDID
WHITE ROCKS
,
I •
ik. jd
I OP
'law ;
■| Those two in iz<* winm is are owned
i b\ Mrs. \\ a. sharp, ol Decatur. The
• cockerel won (list at the show last
week: the pullet Won second at the re
cent Georgia Poultry association show.
Rhode Island Reds.
H WING put < hased th< • ntlre flock of
J. I. Hosford and, combined with mine,
I -an offer for sale fust pen, fourth pen
. ami lifth pen at the Georgia Poultry as-
■ ociation. <'ctober- November. 1912; cock
erels >2 50 up; pullets, s2.'»o; have over
; two hundiv I to select from; eggs, $3.00,
x >.(»') and SIO.OO p< r setting of 15. Mrs.'
\. L. Matthews. Redan. Ga. 11-25-35
‘ PI.'NS’ (S •' 11. ! luds* scientifically
mat' d for best rt Mills. I’ggs. $5, $lO.
i * •. >2O and ‘2a for tifteop. I illity eggs.
’ *2 for lifti rm Mrs P. T. (’allaway,
■ 1- :|s i'yrgt-m Ga 10-26-9
Leghorns
FOR SALE 50 S C v. i •. Leghorn
hens: one var uld; strictly pure; at 7."»e
each. Mrs. T. B. Roberts. Franklin, ’Tenn.
I *3-23-11
Ducks.
. j I’.VITOVS WHITE RI'XXERS
|i again M-oi'e the top notch. On
ten enti'ii s yonnu ducks won first
drake, lirst. second and fifth
duck. Dun't fail lo see these
wonderful specimens at poultry
I show. .1. Patton. < 'harlotte.
' X. (Represented b.v Mr. Hall
man at the show . 12-21 -1
. ' s.x< ■v. |n i , I-i n I. i'i; y v \i;i -
| Ray’** Racy Runners tpurt white
ilimn* dupL-u (»i ■ winning-
• son, ’ . . • i’i.' t . ... tiv< duck '
•i ' ■ R»' "' lx w «" • a . . i
:Lt y ■ • x-... r N ii.i c n e Rum.’ r
i ■ . ■ ■ ]|. ■ y
' Hills ’\l As li:t >•• N. > \ .. • w • aid
'.•le. x ill. bias th<! gals trot,, than a
. tit Win • in. Hun Runner dm ks.
i I .•■’<•' to tax . Cuti g\< you a fme selev
i it.’i' frum a lot of hundred for ten
| dnllars. (’ tth .nd sre u>. ur send y"ur
• Tiler to ! •<’. Hamm Duck ami Poult.y
'/'arm, Chamblee. Ga. 12 IX-I 6
INI'IA.N HUNNiuItS Ilit’ ipt.iii.'v h>w
; prices, whit', fawn nr : white, grown
stock, dttvkl ngs. • ggs. Sat isfart ion guar-
■ antevd. Ifk orders at .how. Georgia
FRKK RANG! DI ; CK \ND P( HJI
j P \ ii.M. Cham bl, - . ' vo the Leg
• <st line of W’L.ti. lt dan Iti ouer ducks in
i the South Fine stock ('an sell you
1 pairs, trios and pens to* less than <ith
> er- Write Lt pi iet s. - . ’ ’ g \ • .t wants.
• | Also have large. Hue h> of White l.eg-
• horns and IHmdt Islam! lb-is. Remem
- her ‘-’ree Range insures stiong fertility
• i ' ■■ ■ ■ J 2-12-6
' \ • F’ARI • mon w
•j •H‘ Hi e sls p« n of four (T.’oks and
.[dr ike. satisia* tioi guarant’'«d South
t• < ;»*orgi’» Poultry U m Sab City Gm
Wyandottes.
THL FAMOUS Regal strain of Whit* !
Wyandottes. W'e have six pens of j
grand birds mated and can furnish j
eggs for hatching at $3, $5, $lO per fif
teen Now is the time to buy eggs that .
will produce the- winners for next season’s •
shows. Regal Wyandotte Yard, 230 Ogie- ’
thorpe avenue, Atlanta.ll-16-18
Poultry—Miscellaneous.
PLANTS. CANARY BIRDS.
GOLDFISH AXD DOGS—
XORTH AXD SOI'TII SIDE)
DELIVERIES 9 A. M. IX
MAX PARK AXD WEST END ■
2 P. M. PHONES 2568.
WI ’ HA V K S(»ME perf.?ctiy beautiful
I o>. terrier pups and ar? selling them
c gr* h bargains. Males $7.50, females $5.
W’HITE RABBITS make nice presen
for tho boys. We have some beauties
•
HITE RT( : POP< ORN The \ erj bes
variety for popping. Oc pound; 2
i pounds 25c.
i. ARE SOLE AGE NTS for th< Ii ■
national Sanitary Hover. One of these I
i hovers was on exhibition at the Poultry
Show, and every one that saw it said it
was the greatest thing for the poultry
man that had ever been gotten out. They
will accommodate one hundred and twen
j fy-tiv<- < hl<’ks. and sell at SB.S<L Come in
and look at them.
| THE (~»!’I’STHtN of how to make your
j h'-ns lay is easily settled if you buy the
best feed. The Red ('ornb brands are be
yond a donht the cleanest and best feeds
on the market. Red Comb scratch fe*‘d
is made from the very best of grains, and
is perfectly balanced. It sells at $2.25 a
bag of 100 pounds, 10 pounds 25c. Red
' omh Meat Mash is made of the ingre
diems (hat go to make up increased egg
production. It sells at the same price as
the sen itch.
IH’FI' AND WHITE Plymouth Rocks and
White < •rpingtons Winners at all the
Bailing- shows this year. Sweepstakes on
all classes. Bred to lay and to win.
Stock ami eggs for sale at all times.
I ■ rnol Thomas'' lie, ■la
SSOO YI: ARL Y “| ’R( >FIT OUT OF
TWELVE HENS. This wonderful
scientific hook is the real thing for poul
trymei Indorsed bj the best. Special
price, sl.ob. Money-back guarantee. Mall
order todays to The Piedmont Mfg and
Supply Co, Mt. Gileail, N. C. 43-20-12
Pigeons.
FOR SALE- Plymouth Rock Homer
pigeons, 75c to $1.50 per pair; stock
! guaranteed. Erwin Manley. Royston, Ga.
52-19-12
t-
Incubators.
A Buckeye Incubator.
Is GI.’AkAXTEEb to hatch every hatch
able egg; insurable. $8 to $35. Get a
1913 catalogue. Marbut & Minor, East
Bones.
(IBOUXir BONES
FOR CHICKENS
EVERY' da.v Campbell Bros.. 89 Decatur
Goats.
FOR SALE Angora goat; gentle, kind
iinil broken: with or without wagon
anil harness. John Annotn, Greensboro
'
Vt ELL trained goat, wagon and liarness;
practieallj new: nice Christmas gift to
any boy. M. 1.978. 172 Washington st
G 5-21-12
Dogs.
i XV l. .x l v -!■ I v I-. DOLLARS buys a pair
line blooded fox and eat hounds: partly
i trained: two years old; male and female''
white anil red spotted. Will exchange for
Kood blooded setter: Llewellyn stock pre
' ferred Welborn Fuller, Bowens Mill Ga
I 13-23-12
, I'ldt SV 1.1. \\ eil trained pointers: some
, tine retrievers; prices right. .John L. Mil-
I Ii r, iron City, Ga. 69-21-12
FOR SALE Six pairs of full blood Red
Bone hounds. Trained for opossums.
■oons, squirrels; pointers, setters. All of
I tlii'se dogs are $25 dogs. Will be sold for
' ialf price for next eigln days. Rabbit
> dogs $5 each. Watch dogs $lO each. One
■air of trained goats, fourteen months old
Broken well for wagon; prettv color
white and black spots. Berkshire and
white Essex pigs. .1 S. Bobo. Villa Rica.
I G*- 12-21-18
'. FOR SALE —Pointers and setters, fnx,
coon and deer hounds, possum, squirrel
and rabbit hounds; trained and un
trained; money refunded if not as repre
sented. Write for list. George P. win
free. owner. White Oak Kennels, Kerners
" vilie. X, C, 12-17-19
FOR SALE Pointers, setters anti hounds,
trained, partly trained and untrained.
; .State wants. R. L. Whitt. Kernersville.
X. C. 40-16-12
Ponies.
FOR SALE - Ponies for Christmas. S6O to
sß.">; nice spotted ponies Can make
arrangements to ship for Christmas. J. P.
■ Prank. 204 Fourth Ave., Nashville. Tenn
11-23-55
Business Opportunities.
: FOR SALE- Summer resort, 31 roomscom
pletely furnisluM; mi Southern railway;
22 miles from Uhattanooga; finest spring
in country ;gomi paying business: $7,500 for
‘ quick sale and its's a bargain. Terms. J.
R. Johnston, Tucker Springs, Tenn.
FOR SALE 14-room rooming house, well
furnished, at half price; terms. 145
' spring street. 27-23-12
FOR SALE.
FOR A FEW DAYS we are offering for
, sale a restaurant in one of the best lo-
• cations in Macon Owner desires to sell
on account of leaving the citv.
ALEX ALEXANDER.
MANHATTAN CAFE.
Mulberry Street. Macon. Ga.
■ WILL TRADE restaurant pay-
ing $lB to $25 per week profit!
for vacant lot or automobile. Or
will sell eheap. Phone Main
205.;. 12-19-35
Real Estate For Sale
■\i Dyi* 'i ' l<• n - - sid( wortl $650 to
, >759; <l5O cash gms it. ’Lot CJwner.’
H ' ' ■ 29-28-12
LAK L : ■ • ,\ ,■ ■., •
suburban l»->in« : large Im 60x179 to al-'
■ j •••' . corn.t Adair avenue and Parsons I
I■ ' W< locks » ' •, i ... ko'.x • .O.' (f |
Fr i sl6 50 n mth, or for sale '
;S»..ou >2OO cash, 525 p« r month; almost
I like paying rent. Apply to Owner, 109
l_mo- Diblo Bide.
i’■ FOR SALE Vacant lots in Oakland city '
und Egan Park Also tlxe-romn cot- '
' tates with good lots. Address Dr. S. T. j
• \\ hi taker, 525 Lee street. Bell phone West
j 347 12-2'l-22 I
1-5 off all our Furniture this I
week. .1. M. 11i>>'h ('oni
pane. 12-9-341
SK 'mi: ~ B ABB AG E” to sell It. Ti 23
' F indlcr Bldg Ivy 1561 12-5-2 I
F(»l: SALE Before buying reaT~»state ’
call «> so us. We Handl- all ••lasses of j
property an 1 will -to everything to please
y--u and treat xou right Rabbi u. Uoch
i n •■’■to - an'. i -i PeueLtree it 12-4 < !
ATLANTA REAL ESTATE BOARD
Advertisements under this heading are by members of the BOARD, and j
a- subject to the best rules and usages prescribed by the BOARD.
These columns are used exclusively by members of the ATLANTA :
REAL ESTATE BOARD, ivhich assures the buyer protection of an organ!- !
zation designed to remove all improper practices from the business.
I
W. A. FOSTER
AND
RAYMOND ROBSON.
Real Estate, Renting and
Loans.
11 EDGEWOOD AVENUE.
FOR SALE.
ON WILLIAM STREET, just north of
Baker, a lot fronting 58 feet and ex
tending back 205 feet, with a 10-foot alley
\v.- c<-nsid- r thlot t good
buy for $2,000 cash and s2,'ff > 0 a year for
four years, with 7 per cent interest. The
plac-- is suitable L»r apartments, garage,
laundry or any light machinery. will
r eadily increase in value. See Mr. Rad
ford.
ON MARIETTA STREET, betwee Wal
lace and Bellwood avenue, a four-room
house ’>n lot 25 by 130, to allex, $3,250;
$750 cash, balar.ee one, two and three
years, with 7 per cent. This will make
you money. See Mr. Eve.
EIGHT ACRES of lan-: immediately at
East. junction, which we consider
a genuin-* pick-up for $4,500. We can
handle this for you and make you good
money. See Mr. Radford.
SEVEN-R< »< >M two-story house, on west
side Davis street, near Kennedy. Rents
for $13.60; SI,OOO cash; bargain. See Mr.
White.
(i.N fc] >GEM OOD AVENUE, at rhe c t
ner of H url i t, thFough to I >eca
tur street, good home on lot and plenty
of room for apartments and stores. This
is the class of property that, money is
made on. For particulars see Mr. Hook
or Mr. Eve.
FOR RENT BY
FOSTER * ROBSON,
11 EDGEWOOD AVENUE
STORES.
]LS BRYAN STREET.
d T • BRI A N STREET and Loomis
avenue we have a good store room in a
nice neighborhood, where we think a nice
grocery store, with fresh meats, ought to
command a good trade. Price sls.
816 MARIETTA STREET.
ON THE LEFT going out Marietta street
we have a good store room that we can
rent you, including city water, for $10.60
per month.
,74 N< >RTH B< >1 LEM ARD.
ON THE LEFT going out Boulevard, near
Highland avenue, we have a brand new
brick store room. Has never been oc
cupied and is located in A-l good neigh
borhood. Fine location for drugs, gro
ceries or any other good business. Price
$25.
MARIET I’ A STREET
ON THE RIGHT going out Marietta
street and adjoining the Sixth Ward
bank, we have a brand-new brick store
room, on ear line and in thickly popu
lated se< tion of our city; fine location.
Price S2O.
WE HAVE A LONG LIST of business
houses all over the city. Come to see us.
FOSTER & ROBSON.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY to lend we can
place It safely.
DILLIN-MORRIS CO.
609-10 Atlanta National Bank Bld.
Both Phones 4234.
SEE VS about a high-class 6-
room bungalow on the north
side. We can sell on terms of
$30(1 cash and balance like rent.
This is « real home in every way.
Will have to be seen to be appre
ciated.
$1,350 FOR a vacant lot right off
of Highland avenue, with all
improvements. Better see this.
Nothing else on the street at this
price.
$4,500 WILL Bl's’ a beautiful 6
room bungalow on one of the
main streets in Inman Park, on
lot 50x200 to alley. Owner is
compelled to get some cash at
once, and is offering to sacrifice
this home for a quick sale. Don’t
fail to see us about this at once.
Terms S7OO cash and balance S3O
pei’ month.
138 SPRING STREET.
S6OO Per Foot.
33x100.
\\ ithin a block of Peachtree.
Will consider --titer property
in exchange.
•I. H. EWING.
116 Lobby Candler Bldg.
Ivy 1839. Atlanta 2865.
Real Estate For Exchange.
WANTED To exchange good farm; elose
in: for city renting property -'all M.
2053. 12-20-39
Farms For Sale.
l'( >R ? aid: Fight \ res >t in nd -»ne mile
•»f McPherson station, and tour miles
<•!’ i'alias. Ga.; gooi two-rootn house. ->r
•hard and go.xi well of water; will take
$» an acre; also 20 acres of land for sab
between Thomas and McPherson stations.
This is just the place for a summer home
or poultry raising. S2O per acre. Address
(’ D. Holland, Route 8, Dallas, Ga.
12-21-17
Farms For Rent.
TWO FINE FARMS • rent one ■ g t
and one twelve-mule Also several
small farms Toole Land Company. Ar
lington. Ga 12-11-17
Farms Wanted.
1 WANT a small impr"ved farm on mai!. |
highway near ruHroad station. Will ex- i
■ I ng< \ lanta prop< rtj foi H. .\. G. u
J -h-19 C"prnhlll avenue. Atlanta.
’•6-21-12 ,
HOMES BUILT TO SUIT.
NEXT year we want to build sis-
teen or twenty houses in our '
(
Stewart avenue subdivision near :
the Tenth Ward school. We can ■
build these houses according to 1
the customer's own plans, and ar- (
range easy terms of payment.
Now is the time to come in and j
discuss with our building depart
ment the kind of house you wish.
You can select a lot, give us an
idea of what you want, and we
will turn the house over to you
complete iu every respect.
Any one who inspects the
houses we have already put up in
I ,
this subdivision can see the high
grade of workmanship and mate
rial used. We build houses to
, last and to make every customer i
; feel like passing the word along.!'
FORREST & GEORGE
ADAIR.
DILLIN-MORRIS CO.
609-10 Atlanta National Bank
Building.
Both Phones 4234.
WE HAVE a beautiful 6-room
bungalow we are offering at
SI,OOO less than owner paid for
it. We recommend this as a gen
uine bargain. This was built for
a home. Best of material used
throughout. If you ever expect
to buy a home, here is your
chance. See us about the price.
We will let you make your own
terms.
CLOSE IN. on the south side, we
have a 6-room cottage for j
$3,500. renting for S3O per month.
Loan of $1,500 at 5 1-2 per cent. !
If you are looking for something
good on the south side, take a
peep at this. Terms, SSOO cash,
and balance $25 per month.
$1,300 —SEE CS about a vacant
lot in Inman Park section. Has
, all improvements: one-half block
from car line. Nothing else in
the street at this price.
IS TT SAFE TO BUY
ATLANTA DIRT?
ask you in candor for vour answer !
If you think it is safe, and you have the j
nerve to back your judgment, come to niv I
' office, 305 Third X’ational bank, and let !
me give you some information on a piece
of property 100x250 with three houses I
fronting one street and two houses front- |
ing the other street; houses rented to j
white tenants, and room for other houses
At price we can make you the rents will
pay for the property. There is on this
1 property a loan of $1,200, which can be
taken up or assumed.
156 RIC H A RDS< )N IST KENT—Be tween
, South Pryor and Formwait streets, two
story, seven-room house; lot 32x105: loan
$2,000, due June, 1916, and think of this,
6 per cent money here. We want you
to consider this. House now rented for
$35 month.
43-49 ROSALIA S'CREET—Two new five
room bungalows; gas, water, porcelain
bath and all conveniences. Lots 40x195 to
alley. Street improvementse down, and in
excellent condition. Owner away from
city, and unable to give his personal at
tention to property reason for selling.
Both houses now rented to good tenants.
These can be had for a cash payment of
$250 and the rest monthly like rent.
THE L. (’. GREENE CO.,
305 Third National Bank Bldg. Ivy 2943
The best help obtainable in every line
can be easily gotten by consulting the
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Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale
W ILLI A \ IS-H ARI S( >CK CO
REAL ESTATE AND UVILDERS. FUi R'J’H NATIONAL BANK
Phone 2106 M in.
BARGAIN ; 0 a leautlful 9-rooni, - »new p o ,<
nue: has sleeping porch. sWtn teat, liar.lv.-<•., t . ,i .r- . |.> ( ,u
'■ 7 O" ! ” ■■ tw «> fine porcelain baths, beam ceilings, no loi
rille lot inns back to another rrreet in the rear IT .. .
tor. Perms.
a loi. atFour new lior ie now being completed at No 89! M>i iii 1
dressing ' n,irr. rA' V CL:.; -li'ii.g.s.'^l'ate’ra“?- 'he've^’b^t’Jf ' plunh'lng ' ' '
«Bsssaßjg£2r n “' 1
’’inMtTw proposition: ft Is n iiice 6-room house, east front, wliiu
A ? ' " wh tow ”i th* best bu> in the nit' It is almost ■
central, alley side and rear.
WES F END HOME
a.'eount of°bu r iin^H l a n\Hm l s7 e s^r e T^ms ,, T .
i'irVp U iot- a p* an<1 ’ n “ ,n ! hly P-onient like rent Has all inipn-v. n•'
b;’ q^L' r as n 'a
WILSON BROS.
PHONE M. 1411-J - 01 empire BLD°
USE GEORGIAN WANT AO''
Real Estate For Sale
BARGAIN LN A FARM.
WE HAVE recently had li s t,.<]
with us sixty acres of as pretb
a piece of farm land as any on ,
could wish io see. This is in half
mile of one of the five-cent mi!,.
urban ear lines, and a ui v ,
little spring branch running ih,
entire length of the land. Yo
will have to see this to nppr,
elate it, and we will take p|,. a>
ure in showing you the possibili
ties ol this piece of ground. Tit,
price is reasonable, ami the b rim
easy.
SUBURBAN HOME.
TILS IS a great big modem
home with five acres of ground,
and is one of the biggest bar.
gains near the city. The house
has ten rooms nicely finished up,
furnace installed, ‘with sewer and
wateY plant already in, and in
working condition. We can sell
this for what the land itself will
sell for in a few years. If you
want an ideal residence close to a
ear line this will be very interest
ing.
Houses For Rent.
GEO. P. MOORE.
Real Estate and Renting,
10 Auburn Ave.
Bell Phone M. 5407. Atlanta 5408,
74 WALTON ST.—We have a nine
room house carrying all modern con
veniences; house is in good repair and
is in a line location for high-class
boarding house. Let us show you this
place. Price, S7O.
368 CENTRAL AVE., corner Richard
son St., you will find a six-room cot
tage with all modern conveniences,
within easy walking distance. Close to
schools. Let us show' you this place.
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