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TTRVEST’S SUNDAY AMERICAN,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
L six-r- t -a
with all city conveniences. 107 Av r. •
avenue Oakland C ’y.
A GREAT big T.argair., .lire. '
er, few choice ns. . • m;•< L- - f*'» >• ■’; i
immediately: adjoining Dn, ‘H's .."••■
feet off P.-nce l»elx<n avenue I’i .< e
4200 to |4<h Easy te; . Ser Hr
Anderson. 50i Empire Life E aiding
Phone Ivy 5478. \ . ..nta K
REAL ESTATE EOR SALE.
House and lot on Tinl’n street, four I
rooms, gas, water, fine • -nc. . n. SL.-J'i j
good terms
Beautiful lot 1b ; • -
line. 13$ by . cl • fam n D
Two lots on As.uby •street, one b ,
West Hunter, • A- 1 ' • stree'
school. Price. SBSO <;< t» rsas.
Fifty-acre farm at K*<! uak, near
railroad and r Him
with house; $65 per acr. XV* ii water v<.
good terms.
Forty-seven acres, north of Tucker
lies 1.5(H) feel nn public road; five-r n
house, barn, runidr.g v iter; a :
under cultivation, J 1 a • s original tim
ber. Price, $45 per acre Very cheap
place.
Little home on loomis avenue—four
room cottage, near Grant Park; large
rooms, with bath and hall. Immediate
possession.
CHARLES E. THOMPSON.
Real Estate Agent.
See Mr. Harry C St Cair, Room 201
Trust Company of <;■ Tg.a (Equitable)
Building, Atlanta, <»a
40,000-ACRE rat. • tt • farming land,
ripe for colonii'.t :n»n, $12.50 an a<re;
terms. 1 wholesale 1 • x«s land. A. W i
Cunningham, Gunter Bldg., San Anto
nio, Texas.
OWNER will rifb't choi« •• North
Side lot on cherted stt>»t for only
S6OO if taken at <«n«- Will a< ept part ,
cash. Owner. Box 24.'., Go-r/ian.
$3,000 WILL Bl V a“de nr; -ful t. '??<* in
thriving town 35 milts from Atlanta;
seven large, airy room . closet-, ia’v
butler’s and kitchen pantrit ■-. •n*' acre
ground, variety fine fruit, garden, small ’
bam, corner lot. select neigh I •■rhe->4 !
Further information address Box 14, I
care Georgian.i
VALUABLE HOME. -
FOR SALE or will rent furnished to i
tier:
on West Fifth str»« t: _-sioj\, 7 r-on
large lot; 2 servant’ r>> >ms and hot
water heat. Cal! for Mr. Anderson,
1115-16 Fourth N;. Donal Bank Bldg
Office phone Main «!*.. residence phono
Ivy 5290-J
JF> 1: . >. 1 •
bath; all convenien -es; large lot, fruit
tree-j; half block hvn Grant Park; tile
warns, chert, plenty -•:?««!<*; will sell at !,
a aacriflcr Ir-iutre 11! !x>r»mi*< Ave
IN ATLANTA’S best r* idenr. • •-.-P?fi,
7-room home, all city conveniences,
modern In every respect; on Grant
street; east front lots. 50 by 175 to 15- <
foot alley Now listen ss’>o cash, no
loan, and balance Ips« than hou.se will
rent for, $4,000; worth $1,500. Nunn, <
Main 2854
$2,650 will buy b*»M 6-room house In I
Grant Park section: rhrrted strep?: all
conveniences, on car Ln**; lot 50 by 207: «
place is w< H worth -3.0<»0. but will •-••if j <
for above price; quick sale, small rash <
payment and balance like r*q;t To see >
this Is to buy It. Nunn. Main 2854.
IF YOU WANT a home proposition on <
North Side, look at this place with rm- i
6 rooms, sleeping porch; charted street;
corner lot; all conveniences. electricity 1
and gas: good ear service: for quick I
sale. $4,500, on attractive terms. Tlbba.
Main 2854
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Two modern two-story r< .-i<h n< cs on .
Crew street, close in, with cabinet man- I ,
tels, water heaters large Inis $4,250 j
and $4,350, with SI,OOO t<» sl.’('O cash, j
Trust Company of Georgia (Equitab* » i (
Ijarge brick hoii.-'r on Humphries
street, two-story, two bath rooms In- •
side and outside stairs, ervants' house, •!
also vacant lot next; also privilege of I
buying 70 feet square In rear.
vacant pie -. of land W by 170 feet i
to an alley, on Whitehall. See ne
Five-room cottage, a’ Center Hill; irn '
mediate possession, lot 50 by 250 feet; '
SIOO cash
CHARLES’ E. THOMPSON. J
Real Estate Agr-nt.
bee Mr. Harry C St U r, Pnom 201
Trust C< rnpany of Georgia (Equitable)
_Building, Atlanta, Ga
I'< »r BALE College Pari convenient
seven-room collage; water, lights and i'
sewerage; lot 100 by 190; one block <if )
postofflce, car line and high school; |
plenty of shade, fruit, stables and chick- |
♦ n yard P.,0. Box 124. or phone East
Point 150
WJl.ii SELL you large lot on East Like
dri.e, in l»ruid Hiils section, near cur
line, for SBSO, SSO eash. S2O p. r month.
Address East Lake I »rive. cate Georgian
12V. PER CENT INVEsTmEXT
TWO double six-room negro houses, '
renting for S2B per month, $2,500 I
Camden, care Georgian.
SIX ACRES -Three public roud fronts;*
running water; 1 mile of « ity limits. 1
two blo< ks of c. • lit • . just the pluc»
for chickens; close to schools and •
churches; will cut twenty lots 50 by .»()•>, i
You can double \ our money in twelve
months. Can make good tttms .1 >ht j
•on A Young, 215 Peters Bußdb.g Phone i
M
EVERYBODY ki <ws ~ the Pruki Bills j
section is the fastest g»"w!ng sect hr
of Atiunta; a n th< • root path • ■
Atlanta progress, i have t.>r quick sale i
several very beautiful residence lots cm- •
block of cat line, separutexi from Ihu.o ■
Hills by 10-foot all* \ 1 can sell on I
easy terms Prtc» > front sl. 0 to o<H> ’
Address Path of Progress, Box 760, < are i
Georgian.
YOB CAN MAKE WO per cent on your I
investment in two years if you bay a '
lot in the Druid Hill: section for :?'<’<>. I
SSO cash. $lO per month. Address In- |
vestment. Box >O, care G«-<.rg an
TEXAS SCHOOL I \NI ■> $1 50 to $3 n®
acre; l-40th down, balance 40 years;
information and Texas map free. Jour
nal Pub. Co., Houston, Texas.
I’lEl‘M<>NT DRIVE; f- u’ hr rirch .
lot 50 by 300; SSO; SIOO c.. !., '2'» pet
month, 6 per cent interest Addtesa
Must Sell. B. \ t Georgian.
foil S \ i. ;
house and lot: small cash payment;
balance monthly. 501 Third National
Bank Bldg
REAL ESTATE EOR SALE.
Four five-room cottages in (.-akland
City, convenient t<* car line; liberal
terms; on Arlington avenu
Five very pretty lots in t'akland CM>. I
on Salwln street an 1 Arlington axer-a? I
Also two lots mi Burn Mouniam avenue, j
A home on Cat uol av that's a.
home; will sell f<»r a goiwl deal lesr than I
it will cost to build the house. Large i
X home on East N<-rih avenue that '
ran be bought iur than value of
house. Half acre <»f land
CHARLES E THOMPSON.
Real Estate Agent.
See Mr. H t:ry C • « :r, ’b-orn 201 ;
Trust Coinj < f G< : < L«;u!ta!/i. *
Building. Atlanta. Gu
tl) ' ACRES cue-half mhe cer lire; land J
’n g< oj state <.f cultivation; l inberl
ai d running water. four-ro< • i hous<.
fruit You car. buy this p:..c. : g .t.
w.th good n-rris. ai • get j - . nat
o’ce. Johnson Yovng. 215 I’tiei
g • '
acres of fertile land north cf So >ma. '
on car line, twenty-five hundred d .ars <
J E i .s. S’ 1 . .. ■ a
US BUILD you at • o .r. . :t ,
!’’ke rent, anywhere v :
cf*o Tempe Court B’.dg Mn r. 4'.B‘
Lt ii-DiNG, consisting ? -a t ■
room apartments ■
w:tn an income on the sic I *-. H. B, Box
FLi NT weil-b 1 ■ . I
catur; half block of main Decatur car
line; only twenty ■ >m Equita
ble Bifig Contains x -arge > .
closess. ’men <•!' -et. huG : pai G-y ; e
ba ’h? • ■•'ir; Price, 13,7 • . 4*
Empire Bld ft , <r phone Ma.n ,lbS
J'°R SALE- prett.' Is . r.ew Lum I
ga. ‘V, r<- ns and ‘ wo? ».’ ■
city «■<’nvenk nees. water. • • ctr . Bg‘ »
and conv<
four rooms a? little cost, making ten- (
room house; located near Mere!ar.<! A\ i
and ’»eKaib; » a-- ru > pric- ’
Phone By 42.'-f-, ur address Bungalow B
Georgian
X qpNTINUEb IN NEXT
REAU ESTATE -OR SALE
3 XX?’ ACRrI tracts in live minutes’
walk <f car hn« ’ • Stone Mountain;
fire * ■ e and running water.
r u t G' mJ terms. Cars will be run
' • < ’ r 1 Johnson .v Ygcng,
P*-!- rs Building. Phone Main 224.7.
Gil'l. < -TATF For farm lands, large
» • til !< or business property, se«
W J Sun n« r. Alamo, Ga.
an er, new sb
I bouse in So jth Kirkwood, In beauti
:f .. grove ea.-v ♦erms. C. W. S , No
. g I i.e ?.Ta .:. :
.. • n vestments
w?h We have the customers with
the < J R Robbins and D J. Cudd,
'"7 an ih r Building Phone Ivy 4711.
♦ n AND 10 ACRE tracts 6 miles of
, < enter of city; running water and tim- i
her: on one of the l»« -d tar binder roads ;
iin Fulton County. Johnson A- Young, ,
_’ls pr-ts-rs Building _Phone Main 2245
FARMS FOR SALE.
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
210-212 Gould Building.
APPLE AND CHICKEN
FARMS IX THE ELI
JAY LEGION. A MOST
WONDERFEL OPPOR
TI’NITY TO Bl’Y WELL
IMPROVED APPLE
ORCHARD FARMS AT
1-8 OF THEIR TRIE
VALUE. COME AND
SEE US AND SEE WHAT
APPLKS NORTH GEOR
GIA GROWS. WE CAN
NOT ADVERTISE FULL
LIST, BUT COME AND
SEE THE FRUIT, AND!
GET LIST OF THE
FARMS AND PRICES.
W. M. SCOTT A CO.
OPPORTUNITY.
[l’o BUY farm at a bargain; 133 acres
r.mh . strong land fronting on 8. A. L
Rai w.iy, 20 miles of Atlanta, three
quarlet.s of mile of Lilburn. Gwinnett
jnt\, 60 acres in cultivation. 20 acres
good bottom land, about 50 acres fine
hndwr. oak, hickory and pine, good pas- .
tore. tw«» good tenant houses; good gen- .
oral farm, slock <»r dairy farm; good I
neighborhood, schools and churches, and I
right at a fast growing loan; u bargain j
at $32 per acre; half cash, balance easy. |
Addre-’s Owner, P <» Box 633. Atlanta ,
!•’< >K SALII Hundred and ten-acre farm ‘
in Terrell County; go<»d house; <q
a< r» s open; plenty timber Will ex
rhange for Improved city propertv Ad-
C i : M ad, 11< sonville, Fia
JD'MI'S in For yth and farms In Mon
roe County for sale cheap t and on
easv terms Delightful climate’health
ful location, good lands, free schools.
Write for descriptive bookie*, prices and
terms 'X'he Georgia Trading Company,
Forsyth, Ga.
iIM I l ilt F<»R SALE 100 acres, one
mile vast of Guthrie; contains oak and
•mttonwood; appraised at $5,000; two
ia I'.i.ls run through this property; a
good proposition for dealer In woo<],
sawmill or match factory. For further
information write owner, Frank J. Kirk,
1«. 2 Maple avenue. lami Angeles, Cal.
!'«d: HALE or Exchange Irrigated al
salsa farm near Deming. N. M, some
cash some trade, balance deferred. Box
I ■ M
; Y< >' at • In thi market fol ■< I
we can suit you either black or sandy
hind in any part of North Texas Will
iG. Hlett Co.. 109 Field street, Dallas,
Tri
60 .• goo! level land covered with I
I timber; two miles from Garvin Okla ; I
for short time $lO acre third cash, bal-
I ance <nsy, or w ill trade for cattle: also
i lour i . c tracts close to Valiant,
; i .tri in cultivation. In best fruit coun
try, half mile good school; well watered,
a lar -In .bidd Moore, Valiant, < >kla
. • N 1 >s in Mississippi and Alabama at
$4 to $lO an acre. J. C. Van Dolah,
Dillsboro. Ind.
!f<‘H XRGAINR In central Ohio farms
Write John Watkins, North Lewis-i
bur g. (>hlo.
» \V<» thousand acres of hardwood tim
ber ft r sale; on quick sale will take
'following price for same. sl4 per acre;
i five mlb s of Central Railroad. 30 miles
I -:<-n»th of Macon. K L. Stubbs, Tooms
! boro Ga.
;.«d! COVNTRY HOME 59 acres, 2
i miles Imboden old fashioned log
j house. Lam and other outbuildings: 22:
I acres tn cultivation; more general farm- i
j ng land to clear; about 1,000 bearing I
.fruit trees, one of the best sprint < In
,-.he ozarks. Ideal summer place. Price'
1.800 For full particulars and land'
: list, address j L McKamey. Imboden, ;
I mTssTsSUPPI delta farm for sale. Thd
finest 1,48!’ acres in the delta. 1.250 j
I acres in cultivation. One mile from
. railroad station. Address Box 25, Tut- ,
M . •
■ l ■' it SALL Whole section, best land In [
Butler County. Mo. No overflow, nor I
| boll weevil. Forty acres in cultivation j
-sixteen houses, two stores, on railroad'
ii.i.i < road Will produce immense
reps < f cotton coin, wheal and alfalfa
[ Vi res address B B. Boyd. Coving
I tnti Trjin.
Il< »K SALE M«»dern hotel In live bus!
and bvaithy r«sort Arkansas
town. For full particulars address J. L
! M< Kamey. agent. Imbodvn, Ark.
I IS o.iu ACHES <»f ir ii'u.t’le Intel from one
to ten miles tri.m Midland. Tex. This
is the newest dlscovv’cd irrigation belt
and promises to lie the best cf all I
will sell 80 acres or the entire 18.000
acres at S3O an a<’tx\ Henry M. Haiff,
Ownet M diand Ta>
1 16 XCRES, "v. ■ 1200 feet <9ong
railroad, with right of way across
tracks; 28 miles from New York, near
Bound Brook, in a few years this prop
ertv will be very valuable: price only
frOOO: easy terms: discount for cush. \V.
H M< Ijiin, 47 West Thirty-fourth street.
New York.
STONE MOUNTAIN Car IJre Choice
Bargains 5 acres tine land, six
i rooms, in Clarkston, $2,700, 10 acres. .
i two rooms. beautiful site. $1,500; 9
acres, six rooms, tine spring, giant oaks,
acres, house ban
cbanl. near Georgia Railroad, $1,500. \V.
1 A. Williams. Clarkston, Ga.
; A '.in ACHES Irrigable land. 1 to 10
miles tn r i Midland. Texas. Newest
i <! -covered irrigation belt, promises to
Ine best < f all. 1 w ill sell SO acres or
I entire 18.000 acres at S3O an acre
. iler.rx M Haiff. «n\ nor. M-’land, Texas
, I'.'HM <-f 540 acres. f'« lk County. Geor
g j six-room ceihMl hous-e. w’th out-
II < eg-; 44 miles from Atlanta; half
:r railroad station, exchange
;>••■ im • ibered FuKon Counry pn pt-r
--»x vai n sl2 an acre J. XV. McLen
or Rv.tr 2. Box S’ . Atlanta. Ca
WiUx'W must sell; 400 acres, including
. > choice Holstein <m>ws; ail crops,
■ K .
.. rth $".000. running water; price $lO,-
!“'><!; er «y terms; free catalogue. C. J
' s Farmers’ Bank. Springville, N Y.
F* Hl s.\l E DeKalb County farm. 61
• rid
[and trains to Atlanta;
■ • -room house, also tenant house.
■ ril Bermuda pasture. 40 acres in
i\ g< n: ten a» res original forest
Y r < land will make a bale of cotton per
a■ .* Th:’ price is only SB.GOO on easy i
See Mr. Tribble, 616 Third Na-
::i>nai 5 s i
• \ X FURNISH retired business men,
citrus bookkeepers and others fine I
it. • : fix*- avri , and up to 1.000, near
, railway station and good markets.
; i‘:.'.'j,7y anti on ersy payments. Write;
I for- ars to Stephenson Land and I
! ''■ ' _ i
AN EX FRA g )-»d section. *'4o acres
I land, five n Les souihwest of Nome. ;
•■ - • ; • e ric
sand learn ridges; perfect title; water
promised for next year s crop. See A. i
\\ Orr. JNonie, Texas.
, C STINL’ED IN NEXT COLUMN. - j
READ FOR PROFIT-AMERICAN AUb-USE FOR RESULTS
FARMS FOR SALE.
1 TOB.v'c'~E.\l.-.fs F' SAI.THSfTEN
acre lots Best bright tobacco land
Jin X'irgu.-t Stop paying rent when
’ you <an : ya farm same as rent Write
for information W. I'. PANKE, Burke-
’ villv. Va.
('FARM for sale 24f-acre tract two-
G horse farm, in cultivation; good im
prfivernents; fi-.e miles from Hazle
| hural on rural route; convenient to
1 schools and churches Price, $5,000; j
pur
chaM-f J. H. Boone.
1 B<i A<’Ui: FARM, ‘oir.s cfty’lirrHs l.ere
I Population 3.000. Price. $3,300; SSOO
cash, ba lane easy notes. Box 73, New
i Boston, Texas.
• 1320 ACRES (im-half go»>d, smooth!
land four-room house, 40 acres In cul-
l tiva ion. $8 !><t acre. George \V. Young. ’
1 Rotan. Texasj
200 Af’P.E cotton and toL.'o cc farm for [
j sale 2 : z miles from town. Also small t
truck farm r< art» wr. Go<d values.
W H Panish. Coats. N C
AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES.
F<»R SALE 1913 S.t’idibakvr n;od«-l 33. ‘
in first-rla.-s . ondP.on; fully equipped;
ran be >•<•« n Monday morning at the J
Georgian 'I ••rra«’f garn.g" or call Ivy 298. !
GET AN AUTOMOBILE AT
A BARGAIN PRICE.
Chalmers 30. five-passengerssoo.oo
Maxwell runabout, 16 h. p 200.00 ;
peerless, , r X’-h. p , 7-passenger.... 800.00
Hervsh'fT Roadster. 30-h. p 300.00
Buick I: ad* :er. P«l2, almost new. 40<» 00 I
Hupmoblle Roa<hstrr 250.00 1
1.'»13 K. <1 H , 5 pm senger, a pick-
up 450.00 I
Studebaker 20. Roadster 3HO 00
Dvr-lard 30. 4 - passenger .360.00 I
Studebaker 30. 5-passenger X'O.OO J
overland 40, 5-passenger 35< (Mi
(lakland 40. 1913 650.00 ;
Maxwell C HO.OO
Maxwell 30, 4-passenger 3541.00 I
Maxwell Sihtimm an Roadster 350.00,
Whiting Roadster 2'>» oo !
Elmore 40, 5-passenger 330 on |
Llgl t truck 2->O.OO ;
Grabowsky, ’(.-ton truck 350 00 <
Kn< x Limousine 1,000 00 j
Thirty others, prices from SIOO to SI,OOO.
All <ars mentioned are newly painted,
I thoroughly overhauled and fully-equipped
: with tops, windshmlds, lamps, tools,
etc., ary] guaranteed perfect In every
respect They look like new
COLUMBIA AUTOMO
BILE EXCHANGE.
287 Edgewood Avenue.
Ivy 1626.
F<»R SALE 1911 llw-passenger Cadil
lac auto for cash, good condition Bell
phone Ivy 883 J, or apply 135 Juniper
street. |
I RECEIVED l4itge Jot Fisk <’usings: 36 |
I by 4’ . ?22 80, 31 hy
new All other sizes in stock McPher-
1 son Auto The Company. Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE -SIX PASSENGER
STEDEBAKER GARTORD
STUDEBAKER GARFDRD 10 pt caps
for S6OO «ash Call Ivy 6980 for particu
lars. Uar 1n grand shape, just over
hauled This car can be made Into a
verygood truck.
i 1 ■" - 'Ll' kt bat ga In, f< ut pa i< ti| er
40 horsepower overland: in spleiuiid
condition. Lindsev Hopkins, 313 Handler
Bldg P O Box 83V
FOR RALE Two ton truck, equipped
Adilress Jobber, care Georgian.
WANTED To swap a five-passenger
<’<• ‘ ’ l l. i tomobih for two or threa> I
passenger runabout. Address 38 Flat
hlh-uls avenue.
CADILLAC Five-passenger car, in per
fect condition; tored'or, windshield,
apeedometer and all equipment. Fine
looking car. For quick sale, S9OO. (.'all
Ivy 384
ROADSTER sot sale aj onS'»; reason
for spiling, want larger car. for I alf
Address Box i‘ 8, care Uforgian.
FOR RALE Electric coupe and charg
ing l.- srd, new’ batteries, newly paint- t
<*d, p rt ”fect condition; extra cheap
!
I WILL exchange Oakland 5o horaerower
1913 foreduor touring car for good va
cant lot or smaller ear, in good condi
tion Phone Ivy 1731
KNOX LIMOUSINE.
FOR IMMEI >1 \TI■: SALE My $5,200
car; now and perfect in every respect;
no reasonable offer refu/ed; can be seen
at Columbia Auto Exchange, 287 Edge
wood.
IF YOV are In the market for n light'
delivery wagon, investigate Locomo
bile. model L chassis. $1,600. The Lu- .
(•(♦mobile Company of America, 469
Peachtree street. Phone Ivy 5017.
WELDING and i -grinding cylinders
properly and promptly done. Delk
Garage, Marietta, Ga.
AUTOMOBILES Rtorage, repairs, sup
plies; open all night. Edgar Vernon,
14-18 W. Harris, oppose <• entranco Cap
: Ital City Cluh.
GET \\ AUTOMOBILE AT
A BARGAIN PRICE.
Maxwell. 5-pa.«senKer. .15-11. p. on [
I Chalmers 30. 5-passonger .. .. 500.00!
j Maxwell runabout. 16-h. p. 200.00
Wintun 6-cylinder, 7-passenger,
60-h. p 800 00
Peerless, 50-h p.. 7-passenger . 800.00 1
Hvreshoff Roadster. 30-h. p 300.00 [
I • h k Rvgdster, 1912. almost new 400.00 i
H bile 1 load* ei 260 00
1912 R C. H . 5-past ngrr. a pick-
up 450.00
[ 30 others, prices from SIOO to SI,OOO.
All cars tn ent ••tied are newly paint’d.
I thoroughly overhauled and fuljy vquip
i ped with tops, windshields, lamps, tools,
[etc, and guaranteed perfect in every
. respect. They look like new.
COLUMBIA AUTOMO
BILE EXCHANGE.
287 Edgewood Ave.
i Ivy 1626.
COLI MBIA AUTOMOBILE ~
EXCHANGE.
287 ElxiEWOOn AVENUE
i LARGEST exclusive dealers of used cars
in the South; over 40 always on hand
:at prices from SIOO to SI,OOO. Write for
j monthly catalogue.
[ oxygen removes carbon.
We clean your auto cylinders while
i you wait. Good job. small price.
; AUTOG ENOI ’S W El. DI NG
of ull metals. Gear cutting and general
machine repairs. Ratisfaction guaran
teed
SHEARER MACHINE CO.
’•. HI I H \l.l M.UN 1575
OXYGEN REMOVES CARBON
We clean your auto cylinders while
I vou wait Good job. st tall price.
I AUTOGENOUS WELDING
of all metals. Gear cutting and general
1 machine repairs. Satisfaction guaran- .
’ shearer MACHINE CO.
I "> 7 WHITEHA I MAIN 1570
WINDSHIELDS,
’ • RADIATORS, lamps, fenders, repaired j
as good as i.. w Manufacturers all
| kinds sheet metal work Warlick Sheet ]
Metal Company. 243 Fdgcwood.
PIERCE-A BROW
,;A UTOS™«S“
Also good used curs at reasonable prices.
, See os bes -rh making y<or purchases. '
JOHN M. SMITH
' 120- 22-2* AUBURN AVE IVY 1521
Lave Your Ai. • Repaired tlu c i Way
Bro. C<. Iw •’..AJ.
E- H..ODUMy.*'.‘T 11 45 Aubarn
Automobile Repairing.
a ■ t a Ra iiator Co.
i AVTO.MOI'U.E RADIATOR WORK I
EXCLUSIVEI V.
KT! (NTA PHONE 38US 76 IVY ST.;
rRAVIS \ JONES, !
A CTOMOBI I.E REPA IRING.
4832. Strret. i
j ~C O\ T; >. L £ □ ~l N'N E X T C t LUM N~ j
AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES;■
•
Atlanta Electric Ga-.
ftn 34-’6 JAMES STREET ;
« WU. PHONE IVY 4821- r
G A ETHRHiGE and J. H. GRAY, Prop. '
Storage Batteries Rebuilt. Repaired
Charged Spark Buttery Work a Spe
cialty. General Electric Auto Repairs.
Washing and Polishing
! Tire Repairing.
W. N. MacDonald, Son & Co. '
66 Ivy St. Ivy 6990. Tire and tube re
pairing. All work Kuarantred. Free air .
I DOBBS Tire Repair Company, 226 ‘
Peacbtre® street Vulcanizing, re- t
treading service Ivy 5646
. Aut» » Wanted.
WILL TRADE a 1913 twin motorcycle
for smalt auto; fully equipped and
, run 2.000 miles. Address Box 739, care
G« < • g: •:.■
BUSINESS
GUIDES:
I Vacuum Clothes Washer.
i WASH a tub of clothes In five minutes;
no rubbing board; no boiling price
I $3.50. Demonstration Room. 256 Edge
w< od avenue. Agents wanted.
Abstract and Title Insurance.
, ATLANTA'"TITLE GUARANTEE CO?,
ground floor Equitable Building. Bell
‘ nhone Main 542 i»
Altering. Dyeing and Dry Cleaning.
Ti n; M I ,ti:< ,p< >:.ITAN. Cleaning, dye-
Ing and repairing; membership $1 p»*r |
eight suits. 28'> Edgewood. Atlanta
1 2894.
'•ITY CEEtNIXG a m-iWW, G. ,
• SKIRTS dry cleaned and pressed 50c. I
Satisfaction guaranteed. Main 3210. ■
LO (;amett street.
Auction Safes cf Furniture and
Household Goods.
CENTRAL AI CT ION CU.M PA NY, 12
East Mitchell street, buys and sells I
everything, tegular auction Tuesday and
i ? i : t i fell phom Ma In 2424
Banks.
A M ERIC AN N A Tl< TN A L'KaNK: ~~
Corner Alabama and Broad streets.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1,000,000.
Baths and Pressing.
BEST rh-aning. pressing, i
shave and hair cut, come to 24-A. W.
Mitchell. New shop. Expert barbers.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Bicycle Repairing.
!l< IMi I Illg used wheels sold on
weekly payments. Old Man Walk s
I’lace. 17 Fairlie St. Phone Ivy 4372.
Atl. 23.
Books and Stationery.
~(?OLE)< >k‘ANTf ART COMPANT? - '
85 Whitehall. Main 482
“Building.”
r3?F~'P3 imfLii' you a home on easy ;
terms, like rent, anywhere in the city.
408 Temple <’< urt Bldg Me n 41M
Carpets and Rugs Cleaned.
WORK railed for, 15'yeais’ experience;
feathers renovated. Atlanta Carpet
and Rug Cleaning Works, 27 W. Alex
ander street. Ivy 418«>.
Carpet and Rug Cleaning. Repairing.
j 25 YEARS’ experience in cleaning, fur
niture repairing. Zack Harris, 298
Piedmont avenue Ivy 2060-L
Chronic Diseases.
'sJi^TaT^'u iTTTJXnj '
OF BLOOD, heart, Jungs, kidneys, liver,
etc., rheumatism, nervous diseases,
medicines furnished; consultation free.
Write or call on Dr. M. T. Salter. 68
South Broad.llll-2
Collections,
1
■ WE CAN collect your notes, accounts 1
and claJms, if they can be collected. 1
j United States Collecting Association
. T J Ripley, Pres.; Chas NI. Yeates, i
Sec. and Treas. 51 *4 S. Pryor street,
Atlanta, Ga. . I
Contracting and Building.
in need~of carpenter work, call" j
J. A Johnson. West 1288-J; estimates
on al! Job work: prices reasonable
IF YOU OWN your lot or can make a I
reasonable cash payment, we will
build you a home to your own idea and
terms to suit also furnished
tree. Call at 325 Empire Buildtn*
GEM UAL EONTHAI'TOiI. HVILDEB |
Estimates free I draw plana free 1
where 1 build. Emory Williams, 1101
Edgei I Ivj 2-L. • :
Cotton Warehouse.
pY?ACEyoiir Girders for brands now i
Get upstairs price on brands. All ;
work is guaranteed. Harw’ell Rubber 1
Stamp Company, 23tfe South Broad
i street
Curtains Cleaned and Stretched.
1 \\<>RK satfsfai’torilv end promptly
J done. Sallle Bell. 191 Houston street.
Ear. Nose. Throat and Lung Trouble.
1 ‘ ; >i; <;i j h;gi< u.i:« >wn 1 ases of the
H Ear, N«- <*. Throat and Lungs, 312-314
' Austell Building, i have the only com- I
pound oxygen plant ever brought South ;
1 j and make this gas daily. Weak, nerv- j
| ous anemic and pale people are invited 1
to •’all.
Fi’ms Developed. |
[ k7ir»?\K Fri?MS developed "Tree? Picture |
18• pt I, \ 1 High Co.. Atlanta. i
Furnace Repairing.
\ K ’,. (h nI Asa ’ b < 1 work.'
e l Lt The best material.
Moncrief Atlanta ( wait m st 1
“FURNACE Ll.i .vllis.
FHE ONLY I’Eol‘LE to repair Moncrief
furnaces is the Moncrief I’urnaee Com
pany, 139 South Pryor. Main 285, At
lanta 257 7.
Fu *flltU£O.
i 7 c VKNKST'^' , 'rL‘ ' i 1 • -Why not see us
' before vou buy? We can save you
money. We exchange now for o’d. Cash
27 • I ■ u <»■ Ml a v."
Furniture Repa red: Packed for Shipping
, Fl fl.NiTl RE lepauesl and packed; sat- j
isfaction guaranteed. L. weilons. Ivy
2367 FL-.i!- 41 \uhurn avenue.
Gun and Lock Repairing.
1 Yrtdcf? “a\ l ~GU2rco~
FIRS T-CLASS repair work »n guns, .
pistols, bicycles,, motorcycles, locks,
i keys, cash registers, umbrellas, scissors,
knives, trunks, iron safes, gramophones
• i and slot machines Keys fitted in any
j part of citv. Expert workmanship.
, ! Work guaranteed. 4 S. Forsyth street,
1 Al aPta ph«>ne 3208,
Heatmq (WarnT Air. Steam ano Vapor).
' Ekhherg’ Heating Co.
HEATIN'L ventilating and repairs.
Mata 4335
House Moving.
<s* frame buildings;
127 years’ experience 417 4th Nat. Bank
Bldg M. 1615, All. 955. Residence M.
| 3980.
Jewelry.
W’ATi'HLS. Diamonds. Jewelry? Eye
Glasses. Spectacles sold on the “di
vided payment” p*an to relfabh • ra< 1 üb.
BANTA-COLE CO.
5 SOUTI _BR( 4AD STREF.T,
Manufacturers of Modes and Patterns.
'“'lf< HEli rs'< >N~I»ATTERNS
WORKS.
MANUFACTURERS of models and pat
terns Alp’-fc Edgewood avenue.
“j'i.W.x REAL ESTATE :s in.—tak
ing ; n value da. y. Man? baiga.n* are !
offered in tn> Real Estate columns of
ARE Y< U ix>OKING for a good pool-1
lion? A little “Want Ad”»wiil find it J
• • you
j YOI AKE particular who you have in I
your home. The Want Ad Man will J
• assist you in securing refired tenants-
Phone Slain 100 or Atlanta 100.
j CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMhL~I
BUSINESS GUIDE.
Manufacturers Weed and Metal Novel-
_
WE manufacture wood
eltles. petternr. models, patented arti
cles, fly screens, swings, porch fuml
• jre. aso cabinet work. Work prompt
ly done and guaranteed. Atlanta Wood
and Iron N< .-lf> Works. >«♦; Marietta
street. W E. Williams, Mgr. Main
1894-J.
Mattress Renovating.
MATTRESSES t:INNOVATED, feathers
steamed, cleaned and bought. Bell
4»40, Standard 1476. P. O. Box 5. Mead
ows & Rogers Mfg. Co.
SANITARY MATTRESS RENOVATING
—Factory new and up to date; mod- [
erate prices; give ns a trial. Jackson 1
A »>rr Company, Means street and W.
and /X R. R. Both phones.
and Generators Repaired.
BEST WORK ; rr'• mpt^s^i- v're All anta
Electric Machine Co.. Both phones;
294. 111-113 Marietta street. |
Multigraph ng. Addressing. Mailing.
~ T'l lE' I.ETTOR craft shop?
THE REASON we work day and night
is -do best work In SOUTH SER-
Vh’E is our middle name. Business (
Service Co , Atlanta, of course. P. O.
Box 836. Ivy 7011.
U •’RK guaranteed; prompt service
Southern Multtgraphing Co., 2zo
■ ’ ? • Ivy 2694.
ATLANTA V-'L? IGF -\ I’HING COM 3
PANy. 903 Empire Life Building Ivy
1436. High-class work: quick service;
live ’vt'lins lists furnished.
Messenger Serv'cs.
MAIN AMERICAN j
0 = 5 MESSENGER n f -
SERVICE
PIIOVF 9Q !v y 4372 for a
I 1117. X Tj “Skiddo*’ Messenger.
New Rubber Tires.
XU IT A\” RUBBER tires put on your
x r -" baby’s carriage; repaired, re
painted and re-covered. Ivy 3076. Rob
ert Mitchell, 229 TMgPwnod.
Fainting and
PA 3 NT— PAfNT
THE TRIPOD PAINT COMPANY.
37-9 Pryor Street
BEST goods, prompt service. Phone us
your orders. Phones Bell Main 4711,
H ‘ 1710. Atlanta 4'J6 7 1-1?
C. F. BINDER & SON.
MANUFACTURERS of high-grade
paints, white lead and creosote stains.
We make ready mixed paints to order
Corner La France and Lowry streets.
Tell phone Ivy 5852-J, Atlanta, Ga
5-27-1
Paints a.id Creosote.
Painting and Wall Tintlnq.
I A. JOHNSON does all kinds of rwpair
work. Painting and tinting a spe
cialty. Bell phone West 1288-J. 397
West Fair street.
Pictures and
COLE B< H)K AND ART CO..
Plumbing and H«atlng.
Gresham =JacksonCo.
SPECIAI. attention Riven to over
han'lnß heating anr 1 p’ -nblnß work.
26 T.tii kie 3327 ; _____
BELCHER
I4_ FAIRLIE IVY 6676.
Pressing Club —Barber Shop.
BUSTER BiBIWN and hair cuts sor 1
children every Friday for 16c. A trial j
In our shop is convincing. We do clean- :
II g and pressing. 6 South Forsyth
street.
Printing of All Kinds.
FOR URI..TING that stands for quality,
satisfaction and economy, ca'i Phone,
M 1320. The Georgia Ihrinting Co., 10
Peters street
W»K' r H
JOB PRINTING. 10 Gilmer street. Main
4600.
Printing and Gum Labels.
FoR best printing and gum labels, see
Merchants’ Printing and Label Co.,
Main 3403, Atlanta 1104, and our sales
nivn will <• aIL ,
Publ'c Stenographer.
PT IJLH r STEN()(j
MULTIGRa PHING done promptly; sat
isfaction guartnt'MNl. Miss Milton, 325
Austell E >i)ding.__Main 1096
A. \. GOOf'H.-'
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
ATTENTION, TRAVELING MEN! Spe
clalty, dictation to typewriter. Phone
Main 3399-J. 4?i Kiser Building.
Roofers and Tinners
r ELT, gravel, tar, concrete floors. Em
pire Stat#' Roofing Company, 51 Mag
nolia street. Main 2088.
WALKER ING COMPANY. U1
Rix.des Building. Main 4075, Atlanta
1915. Tin shop, J. B. Smith, manager,
corner Marietta and Magnolia Atlanta
637 "
N KWB AXKS~
Safes.
ATLANTA SAFE CO.
BARGAINS in safes, new and second
hand Lo<*kont experts and artists.
x 3262, Mata I6OL
Safe Cracksman.
FIRE arid burglar-proof safes opened
and repaired. Downes. 2914 Ma
rietta street. Phones Main 2146, Atlanta
o ■
Sewing Marlines.
WE RENT new machines with complete
set of attachments for $2 per month;
also machines repaired; prompt de’.lv
erv. Both phones 1893. Singer Sewing
Machine Company. 79 Whitehall.
Shoe Repairing.
M’XEIL X HUNTER, shoe repairing
Work called for and delivered. 485
Edgev km iyenu< tla 1 a 1627.
Siems
Srvfic 1 t >w? a >■'i \tivg
QI-IM * • CO, vn tehall M 87M.
Stove and Range Repairing
Atiai St ve Supi j Company We also
make chimney stacks. Ivy 7240. 101
North Forsyth.
STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED
DAN. THE FINER.
121 Whitehall. M. 2699.
Range ind Furnac® '->;>□ rng
CAI.L so- R I. Barber, xfanager Stand
ard Stove and Supply Company, Main i
1389. for stove, range or furnace repair
ing and >■’ :!:;nrv sw-enlng
Tailor and Furrier.
I. PRIES, the Tailor and Furrier, has
moved to 140 Peachtree street, on
fourth floor. Furs repaired equal te
new. Phone Ivy 7610
T
ILXX'E YOUR OLD sf'l3'
a new one by Pleasant, the Tailor, 106
Luckie street nta 2030.
WEST SIDE TX’LO RI NG COM PA NY?
16*.' West Mho. tell Street. Atlanta Phone
5907-A. We do dry steam cleaning
and tailoring of ad kinds. Work called
for and delivered. Oscar Harris. Mgr.
Transfer, Packing and Storage.
SKINNERjr
34 N Forsyth St. btOHSg'SCO.
Packing and shipping household goods
a specialty by expert packers. Ivy 4232
PITTMAN TRANSFER & STORAGE :
COMPANY
Storage, pack’i.g and shipping. Beth
pho”.es 26 2s North M re street. I
—— j
and Suit Cases.
RETA IL P:D .VN f>RE P AT RED?~“ I
R ■ NTREE fi H WHITEHALL ST.
Phones
IHn and Sheet iron Wo>*k*ra>
►RK ' - ■ j '
M 'Ninch, 209 Marietta street. Main
1 lanta 2127. j
UphoisteCnq ard Furniture Repairing,
i’.\ I'l I /< I•H ■ j I .STERI NG COMPAN Y
OFFICE f -rnlture a specialty; ail kinds
of furniture refinished, packed and
shipped on short notice. 148 South
Pryor. Both ph »nes
CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN. ’
BUSINESS GLHDE-
—Wholesale and Retail.
UMBRELLAS Made” Detacha- 1
hie handies. All prices No charge for i
repairs. Phone Mam 3748. Taylor Um- i
brella Company. 116 X» Whitehall|
Wall Papering and Interior Decorating.
BE WISE AND TRADE AT THE
Piedmont XVall Paper Co.
J 33 Auburn avenue. Ivy 1047, Atlanta
802 Full line foreign and domestic wall
pa pent.
Wall Paper and Pain 1 .
SEE J. M QUICK at RockwoM Jrn-
I provement Company for low prices on
I wall paper. Best work. 11 South For
syth.Main 4027, Atlanta 322
Window and House Cleaning.
Cleaning Co. Office
47 L i . ' Main 1175, AtiaiiUi 1051
| POULTRY
Pet and Live Stock
Ancones.
BA NT A MS— Game t«n I
B iff Cochins. Carlisle Cobb, Athens. I
Ga. 4-26 -30
Ducks.
’ Foft RAT-E CHEAP— OiiT*pen*WliTte
■ i and Fawn Indian Runner ducks; now
laying; also one prize drake, pure [
■ white strain. W. L. Hoover, 107 West i
Washington street, East Point.
J JEFFERSON’S White Runners won for
us. They will win for you. Special
price** on guaranteed show birds and ■
breeders. Jefferson Poultry Farm, Ab
Lany. Ga.
EXCHANGE—Indian Runner and Pekin [
ducks for any good thoroughbred
chickens; prefer pullets. Ducks just be
ginning to lay. Oak Dean Farm, Stone
Mountain, Ga.
,LAST Pen White Indian Runners, four
ducks, one drake; sacrifice $.". 'Room
needed for chickens. Mrs A. S. Har
grove. Sale City, Ga.
Eggs--All
PLACE your orders with me for eggs ,
from my own hens. Phone D. L. J
23 £ Capitol. I
good Incubators for sale or ex
change; any good value What have
you? Write your wants arid state what
you have. Machines as good as new
Itean Farm. Stone Mountain, Ga.
Lecjhorns.
< FoR~SALL Twelve
erel, single-comb, thoroughbred While
Leghorns; 85c each; now laying 94
£5? w 4 ?2 i5 -J
. * Orpingtons.
WHITE ORPINGTONS for rale, four
hens, one ccckerel, sls; six hens, one
cock, S2O; ten hens, one cockerel. $35;
. five cockerels, $5 each. 11. A. Black.
Cartersville •;a L.—
Peafowls.
FOR sVCe— six pea fowls? four'Sn ale,
(wo female. Call_West 499-. L
Plymouth Rocka.
BARRED Plymouth Rocks of the fa
mous Ringlet strain Stock and eggs
for sale. Let u- s know what you want
i Every order will have my persona! at
tention. Prize winners head our pens.
C. A. Shelton, Box 315, Mount Airy,
! N. C
u! *s/ * A ’L va J?! et ’ es ■
TwTT^PeNfT Tif'TighT'hens and
each White Wyandotte. 1912 hatch;
good utility stock; $lO per pen each.
i Wffson, Lithonia. Ga.
MAKE MONEY WITH
POULTRY.
AMERICAN POULTRY Is a magazine '
devoted entirely to helping earnest men
and women make a financial success of
poultry raising Its staff of writers is
composed entirely of those who have ,
made a practical. Instead of theoretical, I
success of poultry farming, and who are ,
glad to pass on the results of their hard - ,
. earned experience to AMERICAN
POULTRY readers. There are many ;
pitfalls in the path of the novice which
may be entirely avoided by those who
will follow the teachings set forth In this [
magMtae. It fully w pudiis how to make j
a start, how to construct houses, coops, j
and other devices how to get a large
**gg yield, how to cure and prevent dis
ease, how to exhibit, how to get the top
price*for eggs, how to use incubators and :
hundreds of other points which every :
one wishes to know It explains the •
famous s.<ret system ”"< > which:
poultrymen have become rich and after- j
1 wards solid fnr hundreds of dollars. *
’ AMERICAN POULTRY is a large, hand- |
somely illustrated, monthly journal, well ;
printed on fine paper, and should be
found on file in the home of every poul- ,
try lover. No beginner in the poultry I
hnsipess should think of being without 1
it. It will save him many times th rt ’
small subscription price. The advanced ’
. poultry man will also find it of great .
value; Uie articles being varied in their ■
scope.
SPECIAL OFFER. The regular price j
, of AMERICAN POULTRY is 50c per •
year, but in order to Introduce it to
several thousand new readers, we will,
for a short time, give a large 200-page
poultry book, which is a complete guide
in the poultry business, absolutely free
to every one sending IJc for a yearly
subscription or SI.OO for a three-year
subscriptioh to AMERICAN POULTRY.
A trial six months’ subscription (with
out book) will be sent for 25c. Never
has so much been offered for so small a
sum. Advantage of this offer should be :
taken at once.
AMERICAN’ POULTRY.
Savoy Bldg. Wilkes-Barre Pa.
WHITE LEGHORNS, Buff (‘rpingtons.
White Plymouth Rocks. Big runs and
ranges. Everything trap-nested. Vig
orous. hardy stock. Eggs for hatching.
Baby chicks after October 1. Prices
right. Send for free mating list. De-
Witt C. Bacon, 166 Springfield avenue, i
Gu
BLUE ANDALUSIANS Prize stock (
and eggs $1.50; also Laugshans. 44
Olympic place, Decatur.
• ■ Hi; !: INDIAN RUNNER l HJCkCaU
very finest imported strains; 43 trios.
$lO per trio; 17 trios, sl2 per trio; 11
trios. sls per trio; duck eggs for hatch
ing. $1 50 per setting 13 eggs; chicken
eggs, finest strains, nil varieties, $1 per
setting of 15 eggs; all varieties cf fancy
pigeons; largest in the South. Write us.
Lakeview Poultry i-’argi. Lockhart, Ala.
500 PELLETS and cockerels. White and
Buff Orpingtons. White, Brown and
Buff Leghorns. Barred Rocks, White
Wyandottes, Rhode Island Reds and
Black Minorcas. College View Fann.
College Park, *
AG ASCO-SP'R?\ Y
WILL RID your premises of mites, lice,
fleas and ants. It is ready for im
mediate use with brush or spray pump ;
When applied to poles and nests it '
eradicates lice and mites so effectually i
that fowls do not have to be carried
through that inconvenient and nerve
racking process of dipping. Manu
factured by Atlanta Gas Light Com
nany, Atlanta. Ga.
Rhode Island Reds.
EIGHT months old S? C. 1
Red cockerels, $1.50. Mrs. C. A. Black, j
Meansville, Ga. |
Dogs. j
FOR EXCHANGE-one gold watch, fit- j
ted with 17-jewel Waltham move- j
(menu one automatic shotgun—both*
t practically new. Will exchange either i
for trained bird dog W. A. G., care :
| Georgian.
j DOGS FOR SALE—Pointers, Setters,
Redbone and Walker Hounds; trailed
land untrained; cheap. Robert A. Smith,
j Robertstowui Ga. |
j THOROUGHBRED dachshunds from
the Imperial Kennels in Potsdam.
| Villa Maia, South Kirkwood, Ga.
TRATNiCD BEAGLES, rabbit hounds,
fox hounds, broke on fox and rabbits.
• coon, opossum, skunk hounds, deer,
; hear, wolf hounds, setters, pointers,
ferrets, guinea pigs, etc. Brown’s Ken
nels. York. Pa.
FOR SAI>E--Pedigreed Great Dane doic
ten months old; good tempered. Mrs.
Sanders, 82 West Fifth. Ivy 91.
CONTINUED ON NEXT FAGE.~"
ATLANTA. OA., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER -1. 1913.
POULTRY, PET AN
Dogs,
male beauty
S months old; nice markings; smart
and tine disposition. First check for $<
: gets him. Walter Springfield, Datton.
I -wr—err
For SALE—A tine light Jersty bu 1.
one year old, by R. W, I itzpatrick,
W. Harvard Ave., College Park, Ga
Price reasonable.
FiNE~.lersey cow for sale. 130 Crew
street.
GOOD milch cow for sale, cheap. Call
Ivy 3209-J.
For - SALE—Nice Jersey cow; young,
i n ■• e M 2>«’.
W.ANTED—Your dry cow or calf If fat
W. J. Garner. Atlanta 1464, M. 3641.
Herses, Mules.
FOR ISALE -Sound, gentle bay'’ ’mare,
5 years old, stylish, fine saddler and
driver; price, $135. Also bay horse, SBS:
. large work horse, $75: 5-year-old bay
horse, weight 1,050 pounds; 4-year-old
mare. We have 70 »w>rses and mares,
ages 4 to 8 years: prices SBS up. This
stock must be sold Monday, as we have
j a load on the road. Vittur’s Stables,
j6'i Marietta street.
■ TWO HORSE farm for sale cheap, if
nee 179 Orme street
FOR SALE! One horse buggy bar-
I ness; is a good saddler and buggy’
j honk . •• br i.e. Phone Ivy 7590. or
I West 428.
FOR sound horse, either
for light wagon or carriage. Apply
| 280 Wash* net on street.
i FOR SALE—Nice surrey cheap ?.’>o 82
i Elbert street
FUR SALE Twenty’ head of Shetland
ponies, five head of well-broken jen
nets for children, two well-broken goats,
‘ two extra good saddle ponies, weight be-
■ tv.etn 500 and 600 pounds; p«>ny hug
i gies, harness, saddles and bridles. Pre-
I vost Pony Company, Anderson, S. C.
FOR SALE —Four good farm mules, me
dium size. College View Fann, Route
1. CoUegt ii
FINE HORSE FOR SALE
THE HORSE. HELMET, sired by Baron
Blizzard, son of Baron Wilkes, first
dar t Pearl by R. A. Pounds: second dam
by’ Helmet; third dam by Eland. This
horse. Helmet, has as much blue blood
I in his veins as any horse in this coun
try; six years old; fine buggy horse;
I rides well. Call at 35 South Forsyth
street, Branan’s Stables. Look at him.
■ ■
White Leghorns.
GRAND L< »T of exhibition White Leg
horn pui’ets and cockerels that can
win the blue for you in any show: con
ditioner! ready for show; slate show you
want tn make and write for prices; have
1/‘OO yearling hens, some through molt
ing. at.Sl tach. Model Poultry Farms,
Inc.. “The Farm of Quality,” Box J,
Colbert, Ga. s
~CQ NTfNUED IN NEXT CO’LUMN.
Poultry, Plants and Po^,tr y pla U\” ld
H. G. HASTINGS & CO. '
SEEDS, BULBS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES.
BOTH PHONES 2568.
NOW IS THE PROPER time to make a new lawn or re
sow an old one. There is nothing that adds more to
the looks of a place than a pretty lawn, and if properly
managed it is an easy matter to have a nice, green lawn
the year round. One of the most important things is
good seed. There are several grades of grass seeds, but ' |
Hastings handles nothing but the best. It will pay you s
to get your seed from us and take no chances on getting ’
cheap stuff. We have a special Lawn Pamphlet that ,
tells just how to prepare the soil and the kinds of ferti
lizer to use. We will be glad to give you a copy, or phone
us and we will mail you one.
TIME NOW to plant Onion Sets. We have the White i
Silver Skin and Yellow Danvers. They are the best
for the fall. 10 and 15 cents a quart.
DON T FAIL to start a bowl of Paper White Narcissus *
now for Thanksgiving blooming. We have nice large
bulbs at 25 cents a dozen. Pebbles furnished free.
t
*—— - - ■
FREESIAS AND OXALIS should be planted now.
They are easily grown and are very pretty and
fragrant; 20c and 25c a dozen.
OAYING to the high price of grain we are compelled to \
go up on the price of chicken feed. We regret that we '
have to make this advance, but rather than cut the qual- ’
ity of the Red Comb Feeds, we are forced to do it. Until, ,
further notice the following prices will apply:
Red Comb Scratch Feed $2.25 per 100 pounds; 50
pounds $1.20: 10 pounds 25 cents.
Red Comb Mash Feed; $2.35 per 100 pounds; 50 pounds
$1.20; 10 pounds 25 cents.
Aunt Patsy Mash Feed $2.75 per 100 pounds; 50 pounds
$1.40; 8 pounds 25 cents.
Park <k Pollard Mash Feed $2.60 per 100 pounds; 50 ,
pounds $1.30; 8 pounds 25 cents. ,
Fancy Clipped Oats 70 cents per bushel. ?
Pure Wheat Bran $1.70 per 100 pounds.
Chicken Wheat $1.50 per bushel.
Alfalfa Meal $2.25 per 100 pounds.
WE HAVE gotten in single and double Dutch Hya
cinths; single and double Tulips. It is a little early
yet to plant them outdoors, but planted in pots in the
house they will bloom about Christmas. Our hulbs are< : ,
extra large and sure bloomers. Come in and get a copv
of our bulb catalog.
REAL_E STATE FOR SALE.
INVESTAEENTS,
i RENTS, sls 10: PRICE, sl,2so—Thts
is a double 3-room house, on a good ’
lot. close in on Fraser street Water. ,
J gas, sewer, sidewalks and chert are
all down. This Is located In a section
i where you never find a vacant house.
. Terms, S7OO cash and balance sl6 per
J month, without Interest
■ W
f I ON CRU3IEET ST., just off Mc-
Daniel. we have three 3-room negro
■ 1 houses and lot to build another, now
, renting for $21.80 per month. Water,
sewer, sidewalk and chert are all
; down on this property. Price, $2,C00,
on terms of $550 cash and the balance
! on easy monthly payments. Can
j show you rent record on this property
-for past five years.
■ THESE are two first-class negro tn- (
vestments that we can recommend •
' to anybody looking for an investment *
> of this kind.
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J POULTRY^ PET AND LIVE
Morges. Mules, Vehicles. Etc.
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to 15.00 each. College View Farm.
’ Route i. College Park,_Ga.
Seed.;
■ Si BI’SHELS oat's,"loo bushels of kind
-I cut ripe for seed: special. $1 bushel.
WHY Thornton, Union City. Ga.
• LOojt-Tou have read this; if you want
anything, others Will read your ad it
it’s In the Want Ad section.