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Newspaper Page Text14 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS Auction Sales. at au< riox. THE ENTIRE FURNI TURE AND FURNISH INGS OF 360 N. BOULE VARD, INCLUDING CRAFTSMAN LIBRARY FURNITURE. ELIA TRI< LAMPS. BRASS BEDS. MAHOGANY AND QUAR TERED OAK DRESSERS AND CHIFFONIER’. BRASS COST U M E R s. FRENCH WILTON AND A X M I N ST E li’ \ R T SQUARES. LACE CUR TAINS. BRK’-A-BR.M WOOL BLANKETS. HAS STOVE. ETC.. ERIDAY. JANUARY 3. AT 10 A. M. CENTRAL AUCTION CO. 12 E. M itchell st n et. AUCTION SALE JAN VARY 2 OE EURNI TURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND OEEK E FIXTURES. PEMBROKE SALES CO.. 143 SOUTH PRYOR STIi’EET. MAIN 3434. ATLANTA 22s.*>. Wanted—Miscellaneous. 1 FEATHERS. ATE PH"Nf 1 176. BELL MAIN I*/.o ’ 50-1-1 WaNTVJY f»Tr7.iK ’ nn .‘.ti Mu cheap and in g<>od condition Ad‘lre» ; fo.x L. ' VT A N’T EE >V<n< Land ' ' ■del honor. . with water coll Cheap \tlanta phon- . \XTE!' \ mahogany < t..st <T .liim er .. i:; or 44 it • h-‘ long Mrs R Arnold. >4 HI DROP A CARD We'll Brins’ < ’ash For Old Clothes and Shoes “THE VEST!AIRE” r»6 Deca■ ur Street We UA\nOGHTLS r orb M for house hold <n.»ds. pianos and office furniiun- Cash advanced -n oiiHlgnments ‘‘•iou. Auction CompnT l 12 East Mitchell str**, i feel! phone Mair. 2424. TV \ N’l El»’ VV int .high cash prices on household goods, pianos and office furniture Cash advanced on consign ftients. Springer’s Auction House, £.> ■ T Bl Y MI:N' S ~ Jd' dothoß and sheer j Droj a • ! I. Pock. 32 Bel strejßj For Sale-- Miscellaneous. J*OR SALE Few hares Fulton National Bank stock J M. 8.. care Georgian ■ Bmall sui re cheap Lorate< in prominent nffl<» building Patties «an also ■ • tire this of Uce. Address II H . < ire Georgian _ i ’jn GOLDSM I TU ACTON Witherspoon < o. NEVER T \ i:\lsfl BRASS BEPS .415.00 Bi-.ish Beils. .SIO.OO $20.00 Brass Beds sL>.llo $25.00 Brass Beds . $20.00 $32.50 Brass Beds .$25.00 $50.00 Bras.. Beds . $35.00 $65.00 Brass Beds .$50.00 $85.00 Brass Beds , . .$.60.00 COMPLETE house furnishings GOLDSMITH-A (TON WITHERSPOON CO. Lifetime Furniture. Rugs and Draperies. 62 Peachtree 61 \ Broad. F UNTLEY~FN K I M ATI. • CUE A N KRB 'rs move dirt end germs from rugs, carnets, floors, etc.; vacuum cleaners from s'2 50 up; vacuum sweepers. so'<;• <’ .1 I‘anlei < Fuurt! Nat Bk Bldg 12 2-11 DV. 'a.: bui y.xd CASH BAKGAINS SOUTHERN I WBFrK.VJf '’OMBAXY. .14 SOUTH FOBSYTH STRI ET BOTH PHON I-S ii-ia-a 'K SAUD l.»jis.' nn furr shfiißt . f sou tern-room Hoarding Im Hose in. <ni s< i’l side Niculy furnished Even thing flint .last- Will iiMko ca.s\ terms L’- < * one long iron pipe coll, w«»od coal wa ter heal* ■ m- h tn tank great su cess •nd •’•'••noniL'al. also othrt verj desirable thing* ’ W Smith ■ Hopkins Ntre»t, V UB CAXM MA ... ■S' . ■ . ■ RS] Tells lew Make me h» st oft er. Address Cand\ H«>\ 835. i are Gr.-rgt.;’ 48 U I n\T' gas water heater will sell $5 cash? 81 Brothert on. 12-30-25 :■ new band Instruments ami (our fine pianoa; all to g<» for <>ne third value Wnlte Sale? - n erton Ga 12 30 27 FRUIT FREES FOR SALE. PEACHES, apples pears plums, privet ami others at ■I- 'dm; mu pn - . I psor. Nurs-'' •" 68-28 J■’< • K S \I. > • leather top. .ark blue linish .nd uphol atering 204 Highland avenue !\ v ?- ; u 1. s I CARRIAGES REPAIR} U \N|. i;u ■ ER El ‘ NEW RUBBER Uhl " 1 ’ T «Y.\ Y( ■ BAHT’S i’ARRIACI' Ulb'X’; 1\ > XO7C HUBERT MITCHELL . LT-.. g.j SAFES, ft’.ee, eaiiinet.-, e- w X 2nd Ld Gookin Bank X «ui .* E-;uipmeni Co National < 'ash Resist, rs. Y"5, SSO. !-i'>o <?'■ THE N.vrn -X At. .'ASH 1.1 .k --•:o North 8r..;<4 Street ? .C 52 Money to Loan THE PRUDENT! \l. IN SURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA ran make you a loan <m Atlanta im proved pi’.ipet-t) through their loan .-orrespondents Turman. Blank A Calhoun. 203-8 Empire Building. MONEY ON HANI’ foi immediate l-at < on property in or near Atlanta J E Vai A aikonburg -“I 1 -lutable buildit t ' \\ i . YM A N A '' • •NNOR 8 EKT A BUSHEL 181’0. Mortgages on Real Postal * 1-3 .sj’ECIAL lioML’FUN I .* I’ "l.t NL atA atuotir . 6 per cent Write all. S H. Carbon, 24 S- uth Br *ao wtroet. 4 1-1. Money To Loan. SOCIETY, f RWTY V a loans 1 I,l ' a V WATCHES and Vcash/, , VE W. E M'.UIT.LEN. PHONE M. 2897. li. .. JEWELERS AND BROKERS /tp-. 301 PETERS BLDG. “T 0 EY loan ' -Wryx r-H'Af MAIN ) STRICTLY PRIVATE lon itrst m<>i:t<; v<;i ..ni <sfi,tp ? • '.;rit\ Hom. fundsand insurance moti le' R.p’ s f»u. t<> 8 p« r cent interest. We :• I ■ - n,.ik»* monthh payment loans We! ' -an give vou tl.e money as soon as titles iZ\i,ni o. < ex hij.w < o.J 71 a; Peachtree stiieet. _L H ZLRLLNE L<. u n Manager. |FAR.M L<»ANS }’LACiJ- it an.y amount on nipF -' • farm land’ in Georgia i I T’n» '<iiiil:»-rn Mortgage Company, Gould WE HAVE plenty of monej to lend at ii.wesi rates on Atlanta I and nearby property, either for I straight <>r monthly payment ■ plan. Also for purchasing pur .•hase money notes. Foster & Robson, 11 Edgewood Ave. !■ .it oot - ?wT. ■ ri. i. peopEe , AND • 'TH Id is, upon their owu . e cheap rates, eas] payments < nfiden- • lial I' 11 Tolman, .’2l Austell building. t Money Wanted. WANTED To borrow 125,000, or ni'.r. :O X'. for period of thr<" to five I '.'.o Will furnixli gill c.lgc collateral ' ii."!.. than two for one that will thor- I ■.oghly proloci loan ' Arldr.-sa Loan, Hox j 850 < are <leorglan 12-31-35 Legal Notices. Forrest and Georß< Blair, Auctioneers ADMINISTRATGIUS SALE. ( GEORGIA Fulton County By virtu*; .if an <>r.hr from the court ( ■jf fridjutr; <-t Ware uounty, Georgia, there will h»- wold at public outcry, on I the first Tuesday In January. 1913, at. the < •ourt hour’ <l-->i In Fulton county, he- ; w. . n the legal hours of sale, the follow ing described property belonging to the estate of .1 W Brown, deceased; ' All that tract or parrel ..f j a nd. lying I and being in land lot 130 <»f the 14th dis-| ' iriet of Pulton county, Georgia, more par- | th-ularly described as t.>ii< u> Lot Nr-. 15 Iri Block NS, an feci fronting Eagan avenue ami running west even width 172 I iert. lot No. 3 In block KS, 50 fert Iront m Harrison avenin iml running east 1 • •ven width 224 fret; lei No. 2 In hlo<k I IHI fronting 50 fret on Central avenue < | Mid running east 172 fret; all of same in I I second addition of Eag.m Park subdivision ! • plat or which Is recorded in deed book i 188, pag»; 704, in office of clerk of su perior e-tnrt of Fulton count 1 Terms cash J. T BROWN. \dmlnistrator Upon the Estate of J. W. ' Brown De< eased 12-11 5 STAT® i >l* GEORGIA <■- u NT V <>p FUI.ToN To the Honorable Philip 1 Cook Secretary *f State The petition of M. Ai Riley, of Gainesville, Hall county, Georgia: L A Edwards. <>f Senera, Oco nee county, South Carolina; R. L. Betts. • f Ashburn, Turner roimiy, Georgia; F S. Perry, of t ' lmilla, Mitch, H county, Geor gia C N' King, of Spring Place, Murray < county, Georgia. Josiah Blasingarne. of lors» ' . Walion < <Hint\ Georgia; Jeff Da . i vis. of ’l'oceoa, Stephens county, Gem gla; ID-L. i r 1.. Shipp, of Moultrie, Colquitt ouni\, Georgia; Paul B Trammell, of Dalton, Whitfield county, Georgia, ami I. t'*. Mundy, of Rockmart, Polk county, Ge »rgia, snows that thsj desir® to form s corjM-rutlon under the name of “The* Cos mopolitan Life Insurance Company,” for the carrying on of *lw business of life insurance It is proposed that the c&pi** tai stock shall be not less than one hun dred thousand dollars n<»r more than five hundred thousand dollars at the time oi organization, but with the right reserved - increase <>r decrease tie same by amendment in the manner preseribmi In section 2201 of the present civil code of Georgia The number «»f shares that each : of the petitioners agree to take is as fol- I < >ws; M. M Riley, one share R L Betts, one share C N. King, one share. Jeff Davis, one share: Paul B Trammell, one share. L. A. Ed ward a. one share; F S. Perry, one share; Josiah Hlaslngame. one share; Robert L Shipp, one share; 1 F Mundy, one share. Petit loner- state that the\ do in good ' Intend to go ; 1 w ard w d hout dela j to raise the capital stock and organize ' said company, ami request that they be Incorporated under the laws of this stat,**; that the.x Lav* given thirty daj s notice of their Intention to apply for said char ter by the publication of said petition In the newspaper publishing legal advertise ments of the count.x where the principal -iffl- c of the «•• ■!!'pan\ is to he located, wit. tn Atlanta. Fulton county, once a week f,,v four woek.'-. before the tiling of this petition M M RILEY, L \ EDWARDS, R L. BETTS, F S PERRY. C N KING. H ‘SI AH BLASING \MI . 11 IFF DWIS, ID‘BERT L. SHIPP. BAIL B TRA M M ELL. I 1' Ml NIG 1•. f. :• n;- ;i \ Fl 1. u \ <•- >u\ r\ Sfrs Sai vs I 1 Crin No 27264 Su perior <’our- To .1 |-' ('rim You are I'ureby no-, Ried that 011 th<- .list day of De cember, U‘l2. Mrs Salite t'rim tiled suit 1 against vou for divor«- to the March term. ll’lß You are required to be at the March teim of said court, to be held ■' 1 March, to answer the plaintiff > complaint. Witness the Hon J T I'cndlrton. Judge of said court, December 31. 1912 ARNOLD BROYLES, t’lerk FRANK L H \R ALS< ‘N. Petit toner s Attorney 36-1-1 GE<‘RGI\ Fult.ui t'ounty * (». E Bankston vs Florence M. Banks ton Superior Court. Florence M Bankston. Greeting: Yon ate hereby notified that on the 21st day 0! December. 1912. O. E Bankston tiled }’ou for rem >val 1 f his disability . returnable to the March term, 11*13. of said court. You arc hereby required to be and ap pear at the March term, 1913, of said uouv. >n the f ist Monday In March, 1913. |t - unswo D-o plaintiff’s complaint W 1’ ELLIS, judge of '-aid court, this | I ‘f. ember 21 I'*l 2. \i;.\< ’Ll’ BID G LES. < ’lerk. R<’Ll.l\ II KI.MILALI.. Attorney 1 ,u OR GI A <’ I x - VL>ia Geigei Superior '\ l la •;< <u- • ireel mg Nou .(to icr< iiy notilu d that on the 21st ( 1 da • I . .-mu r. 1312. ' 1. Geiger tiled ‘ 'Ct ,-p ■ t ■! 1. t . Ual dlyorce, return ■ abo the March term, 1913, of said court Nou are hereby required t<‘ be and ap pear at the March term. 1913, of said -om'. on the t.: : M- ndav in March. 1913. !■• answor the plaintiff's complaint I’l’ PENDLIxT(‘N. judge of said court. jt L - I ‘e< • tube! 1 11 2 ARNOLD HR( ‘YLKS. Clerk. ‘ R< ‘LI.I N H KIM BALL. Nttorncx - L-12 • ;l \ Fult.-n County M’ -• 1 uc Skt • • x s \N’ n Skeene. 1 - • - « if M.it 0 term 1 *l3 \ Sk. •■ . Greeting • P»\ <>r- » r ot art you are hereby no- l ' ' 1 2' day of I‘t t'ember. , • 1 " > •• » • ■ • 'll t against you • t > '•' • • • 'ttablu t » the March 1 tern .19 of-. Hid court j N’.iu ate htt'h' reqn red to be and ap -1 eat at tin- March term. 1913. of said r 1 • !•* ’.(!<* -m the first Momlay Ma*- 1 -13. then and there t-» unswei tr pl tintiff s complaint . ‘A -1.. ID »N IX. • I PFNI ’LE x • ourt, thia the 241 h AR N. ’Li» *HR< ’N LEs Clerk NN H LL.AI>, Uvrney. 1-1-8 READ FOR PROFIT— GEORGIAN WAN T ADS--USE FOR RESULTS" 'EDXESDAY. JANUARY 1. 1913. EDITED JUIXJL IJ MARSHALL Feeding for a Purpose The poultry feeds to be used in any given oase depend first ou the special purpose in fe-ding, and second, on 'lie available supply and; cost of the same. If you are near a large city where th-- poultry feed manufacturers have branch houses, you can usually get your feed already mixed and prepared ready for use, about as cheap as you can mix it yourself, and with a goo-1 deal less trouble to you These feeds ar<- classified and each prepared lor a purpose. There is chick feed for small ehicks, and laying food for hens, ami scratch feed for hens and growing chicks. These feeds con tain a valuable assortment of grain and seed which are hard to find on the market separate, if one desires to mix his own feeds. For this rea son it is advisable to purchase the ready-mixed feeds, providing good, clean quality can be secured ll' the feed contains a large per cent of trash and refuse matter, one had better not buy it, but de pend upon what can be secured at home. For laying hens when market eggs are de- sired in abundance there is nothing that will help matters along like a good hot mash. It should be composed of wheat, oats and corn ground together, to which add one fourth the amount of wheat bran. Due pound of cotton seed meal can be added to each ten pounds of feed. This should be cither steam cooked or scalded with boiling wa ter ami fed in a crumbling mass, not sloppy. This kind of food should be fed but once a day. These mashes should be salted a little arid a dash of rod pepper every other- day will increase the egg yield and tone up the system. Where egs-s for hatching are the spe cial purpose for which you are work ing. use but a little mash food and very little pepper. Let the mixed grain all Ik fed dry, with all the exercise it Is Ofpingtons. FOR SALE At once, two Single Comb Crystal White Orpington cocks, one of them won third prize as cockerel at Chat* taiwga, 1911, the other one just won sec "itfPcock at Chattanooga These are nice birds Will sell reasonable. George M. Wot elei Viet I;h 12 30-15 FOR SALE One Black Orpington cock bird, one Black < >rplngton cockerel, four Black Orpington hens, four Black Orping ton pullets. Among these is the display pen that won at Atlanta in January. E. ' \in--k, Thomasyllle, Ga 12 11-20 FOR SA LI Frbi of tons. Kollers trass strain, for $6.50. Can l»e seen at 95 Ira street or call Main 2435-J. 42-31-12 Rhode Island Reds. ORDERS • \> NOW be booked for 8 C R 1 Red oggs from pen headed by the original "Red Diamond’’ cock, winner of first prize at the great S. I P. A. show. This cock is mated with prize winning females. Write for prices. Payne’s Poul -115 Pens, 510 Crew street, Atlanta. Phone \i Hi. s-ts I 13-2** 58 HAVING purchased the entire Hock of J. 1. Hosford and, combined with mine. I can offer for sale first pen. fourth )>en and fifth pen at the Georgia Poultry as sociation, October-November, 1912; cock erels. $2.50 up; pullets, $2.50; have over two hundred to select from; eggs, $3 00, $5.00 and SIO.OO per setting of 15. Mrs. A I. Matthews, Redan. Ga 11-25-35 PI NS <S <■ R 1 Reds) scientifically mated for best results. Eggs. $5, $lO, sls, S2O and $25 for fifteen T’tility eggs. $2 for fifteen. Mrs. P. T. Callaway. Washington. Ga. 10-26-9 Leghorns. NICE PEN (one cock, thirteen hensi White Leghorns for sale. These hens are in good shape and laying now. Ben jamin 11 Spurlock, IJ themla. Ge. 9-1 4-5 ONE HINDRED Brown Leghorn pullets for sale, now laying; good stock cheap. I 8 Hall. Talking Rock. Ga 12-31-$4 WHITE LEGHORN cockerels, heavy lay ing strain. $1.50; pullets $2 each; eggs $1.50 and up. Mrs Robert West, 132 Car ter Hill road, Montgomery, Ala. 11-9-66 Plymouth Rocks. WHITE ROCKS. MY COMBINED winnings this season 4 firsts, 5 fourths. 1 second, 1 fifth 2 thirds, 3 specials. ( mix two birds shown more than once. Stock and eggs for sale Mrs W. A Sharp, Decatur, Ga. j RJ ->\ 8 ■> Ite Plymouth ;; oka you should have for your foundation stock. Thej have been bred to win and pay Tjurge. vigorous birds Winners at Atlanta. Augusta, Savannah and many other shows Exhibition and utility birds of the finest quality at reasonable prices. Eggs, $2 to <5 per fifteen. $8 per hundred. We guarantee perfect satisfaction. Write us. Patterson Farm. Fitzgerald, Ga. • MATED DECEMBER 1 (a continuance mating*: First cock and sweepstakes winner (judged by E h Thompson, of Krmen a, N > ■ to females of the very best type, eggs $lO per fifteen Pen No 2. headed by first pen cockerel and sweep stakes winner January, 11*13, to eight cockerel bred females, eggs $5 per fif teen Closing out lot of young birds at verx low prices to make room I guar antee satisfaction If you are looking for the best. I have It. George R Berry, Rome, Ga 12 18-3 i Wyaudottes. BARGAIN SALE WI te Wya id< hens, three pullets and unrelated cock, all f»r*7 50 Eggs for hatching. $1 for 11. • i 2-28-< \l' WINNINGS *al • ■ show In White Wyandot tes with mil? six entries xx ere first lieu and third pullet. 1 also won first cockerel, first and fourth uullet third pen at last International Show These last named winnings wore in ih«- largest and hottest class ever shown in the South. Eggs, $7 50, $lO and sls per fifteen Place your order tmxv f<*r January and February del.verx A few ( hoi. e males and females for sale. Mrs 1. F McClelland. 37 North Moreland axe n ' lF • Atlanta. J-1 G* j \ \i• »rs Regal • • w Kitt Wy- anfiottes We have six pens of these l giand birds mated and can furnish eggs for hatching now at $3. $5 and sin per 15. •Regal Wxamlotte Yard. 230 Oglethorpe ' ' Games FOR SALE Seven Black Langshan hens and one cock; Rose Valley strain; eggs 1 from prize winning birds. J. C \dolphus. 615 Hill street. Mlanta, Ga 8 0 Bantams. BANTAMS Game bantams. Sebrlghts, Buff Cochins •' Irtish C bb, Athens, (a 4 26-30 What 1 ave y.-«u 1 -* Try a three-time i <1 in the "Ijoat and Found" columns • ? The Georgian anl recover your axtioL'n. 111 * I BJ..MAX-3HAXX. ■ | possible to obtain. It is essential that the breeding stock be kept in hearty, ' robust health; for that reason, the soft, hot foods so conducive to heavy egg yield should be avoided, as they tend to produce a soft, flabby condition of the system, not the best for producing a ; ’ lot of fertile eggs and strong chicks. If you are producing eggs for market solely, feed to that end for all they ' are worth, just so you maintain the . health of your flock. On the other . hand, feed your breeders more sparing- i ly, with vigor the aim and not the number of eggs. During cold weather, fowls need more heat-producing foods, ; and therefore a greater proportion of corn titan is desirable in warm weath- , er. I 'em will not hurt your fowls if , ■ they get plentj of exercise, but they ' must hav< exert ise to be able to digest 1 it. ■Eggs. THOROI’GHBRED Buff Orpington eggs. $1 50 per 15. 426 Windsor street. Main 3^ 88 10-9-15 Ducks. FOR SALK Few good White Indian Run ner ducks Also one trio exhibition col or Fawn and White. Winners at Atlanta and Augusta 1911 and 1912. E. E Mack Thomasville. Ga 12-11 19 SNOWHITE P(>n,fi:Y YARDS, breeders of Ray’s Racy Runners (pure white Runner ducks). Our winnings first sea son, fourteen ribbons on five ducks. O. O. Ray, manager, Kirkwood. Ga seen tary-treasurer National White Runner Duck Club. 1 1-14 19 FREE RANGE Dt’UK ~AND POULTRY FARM, Chamblee, Ga. Have the lara est line of White Indian Runner ducks in the South. Fine stock. Can sell you ; pairs, trios and pens for less than oth ers. Write for prices, slating your wants Also have large, fine lot of White 1 eg: horns and Rhode Island Reds. Hentern ber Free Range insures strong fertility and vigorous stock. 12-12-6 CAN SPARE few more WhTte~Runners -510 trio; sls pen of four ducks and drake; satisfaction guaranteed South Georgia Poultry Farm. Sale City, Ga Poultry—Miscellaneous. WHITE Rl'.XX'Elt .links, .o: pair, as g..-,.l as Hie best. Two very line R. I Refl cockerels, dirt cheap. Four Partridge Plymouth Rock pullets and one cockerel show birds, half price. White Rocks anv quantity. $2.50 each. C. O. Harwell 1134 North Pryor. 1-1-37 HENS! HENS! TM ENTY-FOl R White Leghorns, 17 Brown I.eghorns. 20 Barred Rocks' all fat, first-class birds. Prize strains Two extra White Leghorn cocks, eight months old; two Barren cocks, beauties, at 75c Hens at 50c hen; overstocked. Birds all O. K. Address L. J. Steed. Talbotton 1 42-1 -_1 NOTICE 1 have only a few White Wy andotte and Buff Orpington cockerels left from hist season’s hatch All bred from my Atlanta and Augusta 1911. win ners. Will sell cheap to make room for ’ breeding pens Book your egg orders now. E. E. Mack, Thomasville,. Ga. 12-11-18 WHITE LEGHORN chickens and Indian Runner ducks to trade for milch cox*. Also nice pony and rubber-tired bugg for sale. I ‘hone 871, 12-31 23 BARGAINS in Black Orpingtons and Fawn ami White ducks. No better stock anywhere. Macon, won second pen Black Orpingtons and first pen ducks- Savannah, first and sweepstake Black Or pington cockerels, first and second pairs , ducks, also best pair clucks in show; At ; lanta. second Black Orpington cockerel, i second, fourth and fifth ducks. Have sev i eral first-class White Runner drakes, i Write me at once for bargain prices. H. L. D. Hughes. DanylUe, Ga 12-30-44 ' BI FF VxD W HITE PLYMOUTH R< CKS and White Orpingtons; winners at all tlie leading shows this year. Sweepstakes .m , all classes. Bred to lay and to win. Stock and eggs for sale at all times. H ('. . Arnold. Thomasville. Ga. 41-23-12 11. G. HASTINGS & CO. ’ SEEDS. PLANTS. BI'LBS AND PO r L T R Y SUPPLIES— NORTH AND SOUTH SIDE DELIX ERIES 9 A. M. LN XIAN PARK AND WEST END 2 P. M. PHONES 2568. . WE CARRY a complete line of the fa mous Pratt’s Poultry Remedl. s and sell them .<n a 'money back" guarantee V . cotnplete treatise on the car.- of chickens , free This book is ver.' useful and should, , be m the bands of everj poult reman W. as., bay.- S .rm- very pr.-cy - il. n.iars and ■ almanac- Would bo glad to bav.- you call ami get me. 1 ■ I’I.AXT HAcTtNGS Hix.-.l 's.v... - |.T a V tor good resuiis Tins is n time j to plant. 10c oz.: 30e ',-Ib. .$1 lb. t SMALL grain, white .-..rm ever' grain g o ami s-.mui. Just the thing for ole J ens $1 bu. WE HAVE some extra good stock of wheat that we arc selling at $! 50 per . bushel it is sto.-k we bought for sowing i : but as this season is over we are offering it at chicken wheat prices j OVRsprtng i .. .■ ■ ~ us and we will be glad to mail vou a i i I iNARY BIRDS- g $2.75 each G< •Ij 'l istl AND GL< • bits' SPRATTS I’uppx and Dog Cakt ; RED C(»MB Scratch and Mash Feed The cleanest an<l best feeds on the market ' $2 25 per 100 lbs _lO lbs . 25c dry food hoppers, etc In fact, every- ■ thing for the poultrx yards if it Js a good thing you can find it at Hastings’ and the prices are righ t COXKEY s Laying Ton . . > egg pr.-lu -er jl\\ E<• VI'.RA I-I-.-,- - t-;< --4 . .... ! alfalfa meal. gru. - s|«|' .<.uitr\ i * 1 b.-ne and chart. •»al. f w\-|- PATSY XIASVI 100 lb* ATLANTA REAL ESTATE BOARD Real Estate For Sale. CHARP & pOYLSTON’’ o b BARGAIN IN A FARM. WE HAVE recently had listed with us sixty acres of as pretty a piece of farm land as any one could wish to see. This is in half mile of one of the five-cent sub urban car lines, and has a nice little spring branch running the entire length of the land. You will have to see this to appre ciate it, and we will take pleas ure in showing you the possibili ties of this piece of ground. The price is reasonable, and the terms easy. SUBURBAN HOME. lIIIS IS a great big modern ' 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. : turnace installed, with sewer and water 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 1 want an ideal residence close to a i car line this will be very interest ing. • - 1 . Real Estate For Sale CO Lr.ASi-, OR si'Li ;• »ur >rse ann or any portion, with water power prist mill and gin. For quick traxle, easv terms .ami low prices. .1. R. Gable, Raymond. <ja - 57-26-12 FOR SALE- Before buying real estate call to see us. We handle all classes of property and will do everything to please you and treat you right. Ralph O Coch ran Compan . 7 1-76 l»eachtr-u st 12-4-47 “ASK MR. BABBAGE” to sell it. 1123 Candler Bldg. Ivy 1561. 12-5-2 Real Estate Wanted. WILL TRADE vacant lot valued at $1,500 for house renting for sls per month. Address F. L., Box 204, care Georgian. Farms For Sale. FOR. SALE 200 acres good truck land. Well .stocked with horses and cattle Reason for selling, other business inter feres. Small cash payment; balance easy terms. M. Clements. Hawthorne, Fla. 43-31 12 THIRTY-TWO acres, improved, one mile east of Stone Mountain; 1.500 feet on Georgia railroad, $3,500; will exchange for city property. W. H. S. Hamilton, De catur. Ga. Phone Decatur 413. 12-24-3 For Exchange—Farms. TWO SMALL FA IBIS FOR CHANGE. WILL EXCHANGE acres, three room house, barns, etc., eight miles from city, cherted road, for city property. ALSO 35 ACRES, two-room house, barn, etc., "lie mile of Stone Mountain, near station, for any kind of city property. Main 205;L12-30-20 Railroad Schedule. sdufIIERN ’ RAILWAY? “PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH” ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAIN'S. ATLANTA. The following schedule figures are pub lished only as information, and are not guaranteed: No. Arrive From—[No. Depart To 36 B'ham. .12:01 am I 36 N. Yorkl2:ls am 2 C'cinnati,2;ir.am| 2 J'ville.. 3:05 am 35 N. Y0rk.. 6:00 *m 20 Col'bus. 5:20 am 13 Jaxville...s:2o am 13 Cincl 5:30 am 43 Was'ton 5:25 am 32 Ft. Vai. 5:30 am 1’ Sh'port.. 6:30 am 35 B'ham.. 5:45 am 26 Heflin.. B:2oam 7 C'nooga 6:4oam 29 N Y0rk.11.15 am i 12 li'mond 6:55am 3 Chat’ga.lo:3s am! 23 K. City. 7:00 am 7 Mac0n...10:40 arnl 16 Bruns’k 7:45 am 27 Ft. Vai..10:45 am 29 B'ham .11:30 am 21 Col’bus..lo:so am) 38 N. YorkllrOl am 6 Cincl11:10 ami 40 Ch’i'tte 12:00 n'n 29 Col'bus.. l:4»pml « J’ville. .11:20 am 30 B’ham... 2:30 pmj 30 C’bus ...12:30 pm 40 8'ham...12:40 pm, 30 N, York 2:45 pm 3? Ch’lotte. 3:55 pmi 15 C'nooga 3:00 pm I .IXIII 4:sopm 39 B ham... 4:10 pm 87 N. York. 5:00 pm *lB Toccoa. 4:30 pm 15 Bruns’k 7:50 pm i 22 Col'bus. 5:10 pm 1 .lack'ville.B:lopm 5 Clnci ... 5:10 pm 11 R'mond. 8:30 pm 28 Ft. Vai. 5:20 pm 24 K. City.. 9:20 pm 85 Heflin... 5:45 pm 16 C'nooga 9:35 pml 10 Macon.. 5:30 cn. 19 Col’bus..lo:2o pm 1 C’cinati 8:20 pm 31 Ft. Vai .10:25 Ptn ; 44 Wash'n, 8:45 pm 14 Cine!11:00 pm 24 Jaxville. 9:30 pm 23 Jaxville. 6:50 ami 11 Sh'port.ll:lo pm *l7 Toecoa.. 8:10 am| 14 J'xville 11:10 pm Trains marked thus (•) run daily, ex cept Sunday. Other trains run daily. Central time. City Ticket Office. No. 1 Peachtree St. Incubators. A Buckeye Incubator. la GUARANTEED to hatch every hatch able egg: Insurable. $8 to !35 Get a 1913 catalogue. Marbut & Minor. East Atlanta, Ga. 12-9-16 Rabbits. I FOR SALE Five Belglat hares. Cheap. Call \l.■ ■ . 2 ': 12 Bones, GROUND BONES FOR CHICKENS j EVERY day Campbell Bios., 89 DecatuiL Poultry Farm For Sale. Toll SALL My home, a poultry and truck farm, about 10 acres, in Fitzger ’ aid. Ga It contains a good six-room I hotisu. ’arge barn, chicken houses; two I wells "f g-tod waler, ett James Simp son. Fitzgerald. Ga .>O-26-12 Dogs. . , \ e met ■ ■ trainvi |>"inier. tw<> and -ne-half years i old. Address Lock Box .’.9, Sale City. Ga I'-- I’l NI: bull pup. five months "Id I‘hone ivy 1495. 12-28-48 Goats. 'ONE < x tra fine blllj .. sale cheap, i also ~ne milch goat, a tor. f.. ■•' f.r • I ,>ai . Fhon. Main 1651. .'<’B I Real Estate For Sale. Houses tor Rent. \V. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON A HAPPY NEW YEAR and a prosperous one is our sincere wish for our friends and the general public. Our New Year Resolution is to work harder than ever to merit a continuance of their confi dence. So with sincere thanks for the measure of suc cess already attained, and •again wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year, we are Gratefully and faithfully yours. FOSTER A- ROBSON. Real Estate Agents. 11 Edgewood Avenue. - 1 - 1 " - ' '" " - J, . FOR RENT. 6-r. flat. 98 Woodward ave. JIB.OO ' 5-r. flat, 92 E. Linden 5t335.00 5-r. flat, 32! Capitol aves2B.lo 4-r. flat. 396 Grant 5t520.60 5-r. flat, 214 S. Pryor sts3o.oo ■ 3-r, flat, 5% Forrest avo $17.50 WE PUBLISH A WEEKLY RENT BULLETIN, giving a good description ot everything we have for rent. Get a copy. JOHN J. AVOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT, 12 AUBURN AVENUE, PHONE MAIN 612. Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale. PROPERTY OWNERS! PLEASE READ. IE YOU have been disappointed in the results you have secured from your real estate investments, small collections, large repair bills and the like, we suggest that you place your property in our hands and watch us get better results. We are agents for some of the largest holdings and estates in the city, and are thoroughly familiar with all details per taining to real estate. Let us talk it over with you. W ishing you a prosperous New Year. M. L. THROWER THESE MUST BE SOLD—MAKE US OFFER. 292 EAST FOURTH STREET, near Jackson. This is a beautiful seven-room bun galow, all on one floor; four bed rooms, spacious living room, large dining room and kitchen; beautiful floors, birch ooors, mahogany veneered mantels and pretty fixtures. Owner must sell. It is worth $5,500. Make us offer around $4,750. Small cash payment and $25 month. 43 YORK AVENUE. Meet End, near Gordon street, two-story eight rooms; nice mantels and fixtures; every convenience. Price only $3,400. Think of it! Will rent for about S3O month. Small cash payment and S2O or $25 month will buy this bargain. Will take vacant lot in exchange for either of the above. THOMSON & LYNES 18 and 20 Walton Street. Both Phones 458. DILLIN-MORRIS CO. 609-10 Atlanta National Bank Bldg. Both Phones 4234. S7.7SO—WEST PEACHTREE home of eight rooms on lot 50x200. .lust what you are looking for. Has hardwood floors, tile bath, furnace heat etc. If you are in the market for a modern up-to-date home this will certainly please you. Owner is anxious to sell. We are authorized to make this price for a quick sale. $4.500 —WIL LBI Y a beautiful 6-room bungalow on lot 50x200 to alley, on one of the best street sin Inman Park. Nothing else on the street at this price. Good terms. ANSLEY PARK LOT. $1,200. THINK OF IT—Opportunity to buy a lot on Barksdale Drive in beautiful Ansley Park at this ridiculously low price. The first call gets it. Terms. .1- R & JH. SMITH cV EWING 130 Peachtree Street. Ivy 1513. Atlanta 2865. HOLIDAY BARGAINS <H;MOND STREET Vacant tot, 4'>xls". l*vel and perfect; alt in provements and sor line in front; only $700; terms easy. • STREET Elevated lot. oak shad< . -'/• 50x f t provements down; price $750: easy teruitL INMAN PARK Level lot. 50x120. one blo'k of Moreland avenue: vater and «ewer, for $800; terms. RAMSEY, GREEN & ANDERSON 214-15 Empire Building. Main 66, Atlanta 344. W ILLIAMS-HARTSOCK CO. REAL ESTATE AND BUILDERS FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDQ. . Phone 2106 Main. BARGAINS IN VACANT L< »TS Here are two lots in Inman Park. Thev are large, surroundings gm>d. ere worth SIOO each more than we can sell for this we. I Prices >7OO and SBOO Don’t let these slip. They will make you money. BEAUTIFI L NEW HOME in Druid Hill section Is close to car line, la! gt t east front, side and front norchus, hardw«>od floors, furnace heat, exposed beams, plate rack, tile floor in bath room, dressing mirrors, lot 50x228 feet. It is a beauty and the terms are easy. WE have a dandy new 6-room, hall and Lath, hungab-w. .ins* completed, on Six teent i street, furnace hea i and hardw ' «d fl •»rs; terms are crs> . ■ >• a nL ». jL-.-rly new •• . ■ for »■> ■ •ng". <mr • lit nt vil j< ei • a -.hi Jot as pan pa.im-nt. What have you? M L v *■ ■ •: « . 10l on U- L » venue Cal; about 1L