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~ _SITUATIONS WANTED — MALE.
i“ AN T E D—Experienced bookkeeper
wants Fermanent position, moderate
‘“hr‘ with advancement. Aged thir
g‘. arried. References A-1. Write
: J. 8., Box 35, care Georgian.
'WETED-B)' young man, 19 years old,
position at once; anything honest,
Neat appearance and excellent habits.
gaug’no object at present. Address M.
e x 50, care Georgian.
WANTED—A-1 billing clerk and general
office man desires position with es
tablished hustling concern; can accept
right Proposmon October 1. Address C.,
Box 311, care Georglan.
WANTED—Position with wholesale coal
firm, mining company, iron works or
similar work, by married man, aged 26;
#everal years' experience, I. D)., Box
400, care Georgian.
WANTED— Druggist, Georgia license,
two years' experience, one year man-
Ajger store, best of reference, desires po
sition, wholesale or retail. Address 1.,
B
WANTED-Soda dispenser; five years'
experience; best references; no objec
tions to leaving city. Phone Main
1323-1., or address Box 705, care Geor
glan.
WANTED—Position by neat, reliable
colored man; first-class cook; can also
drive; reffrcnces from present employer.
Address J. J. 8., 125 East Eleventh St.
WANTED-—Position by young man as
chauffeur for private party. Am good
machinist and can Fiw A-1 refer
ence. Call Mr. Ross, East Point 267, |
WANTED--Position by reliable colored
man as butier or janitor; can give best
of references; prefer room on lot. Ad
dress H. J., Box 483, care Georgia o
WANTED-—Automobile mechanic, ten
years' experience, wants position in
shop or driving private. Married. Ad
dress W., Box 773, care Georgian,
WANTED—Work of any kind by young
man of neat appearance, 22 years old;
Bteady and sober; references. Address
+J. B. C., Box 300, care Georglan.
WANTEDPIace as butler by white
man. Experienced. Best of refer
ces. Address C, Hulander, care E. L.
g;lhog. 179 Madison avenue.
WANTED —Position by young man, ex
perienced in collecting and general of
fice work; can use typewriter, Address
A., Box 211, care Georgian.
. WANTED Licensed Georgia druggist
wants position; best reference and
Jong experience. Write M., 112 East
gexth St., Jacksonville, Fla.
WAN'I‘ETI--Boy. 16 years old, of good
education, desires position; office work
preferred: best of references. Address
A.. Box 885, care Georglan,
WANTED~~-Ponltlon by an expert ce
ment finisher. No objection to an
Agt-of—town position. Address C. J. A,
X 201, care Georgian.
WANTED—Position as _elther eity or
road szlesman; have had some road
Wa‘ence{ references. Salesman, Box
, Georgian, L .
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BOOKKEEPIN( B day; week
experienced bookkeeper. Address P. O.
Box 322.
WANTED~~l’osifl(»n at once by an ex
?erienced pool room porter. Good
references Address 176 E. Merritts
avenue.
WANTED—Position by rellable colored
man; experienced butler; references,
Aw‘i._"'-_A_- L. M., %0-A Fraser 8t
ANTED-—Position by rellable colored
girl as maid, nurse or cook. Address
%tfle Reed, 17 Beofleld Bt,
ED-—Position in plano house Sg
an experienced musician. Address P.
0. Box 24, Cartersville, Ga.
WANTED —Position at once by rellable
colored man, as janitor. Address Frank
Hicks, 25 Garlbaldi street.
m“ Efi~hfixp§r{e‘ncod ‘{’oungt man
. Stenographer desires position at once.
Call Main 2570-J.
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WANTED—General _house Cleaning.
Henry Davis, 3566 Decatur street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE
SPECIAL RATES for situations
wanted ads; 3 lines 1 time, 10c; 3
times, 20c; 7 times, 40c,
WANTED A competent colored nurse,
with hosi -1 training, desires any
kind of cases .0 nurse; massage a spe
-4 ty. Terms reasonable. Address
u;u. 185 Courtland street, Phone lvy
ANTED-—By capable and thorouxhly
experienced -teno-bookkn?cr. ble
to handle correspondence without dic-
Best references furnished. Ad-
R. 8., Box 41 care Georglan.
ED-—Rellable colored woman
wants to do vm.ul housework. Can
most anything and will work half
. Address Emma Goodman, 1 W.
Ave, Atlanta, Ga.
Young laay, college gradu
ate, A.B. degree, wants position as
teacher; any kind of schoolwork; mod
erate salary. Address C. L., Box 20,
fi.fl%%gzxrflenfld white nurse,
. with best references, mldlgle—uu lady
1 ro.lt!on with invalld lady. Wil
; with light housework. Phone
n 1162,
TED-—A position as an operator
in some private exchange. Am now
yed but would make a change.
erence. Address C. G. R, care
| n.
TED—Position by experienced sec
retary and correspondent. Good mem
ory and talent for detalls, ineludin
lm‘:ung. Competent, P. O, Box 101{
ANTED—Cases to nurse by long ex
perienced undergraduate nurse. Ma
ternity a specialty. Indorsed by Atlan
&'u best Eh!-lcum, Phone Ivy 8391-L.
Al Position as stenographer, by
: ma&ehdy. Two years' experience
in lumber office. Can begin work at
% Address Box 132, Shellman, Ga.
- WANTED--Situation, by a competent
white woman, with room in house; fine
and houuknsper. City experience.
o Mary, Box 15, care G.oL‘En.
# By colored woman, job as
_, Cook; hotel, case or first-class private
fiwm with room on lot; best references.
3 T B, 147 Butler Bt., ecity,
WANTED— Work by single colored
.~ _ Woman: am a good cook; room on lot,
Ballie Irwin, 4 Center way, near Forrest
kfi PMmon; Aves,
m’rs ghonts tn Phs u.-;" oo
'ex ence in phys n's ce,
a poomom Address A. B, Box
care Georgian, i
.Y ED—Position by m fi”ifa
_ white lady to do ncn hmuo!n&:&
% couple. Address M. C., 57
- Twelfth St
WANTE Situation. First-c un
; wishes three or four days each
A on the lot. Call 318-B, Auburn
*4 Young lady stenographer
. wishes position at once; can give ?nu!
. ne Address Box 217, care Geor-
FANTED —Rellab colored woman
. wants a position as cook. Address R,
A Fast Pine 8t in the rear,
WANTED--Place as a cook: good ref
- _erence; first-class cook. Drop card to
_Pear 3%0 Whitehall street.
f, ANTED - Place as cook; rood refer
. enoce. Rear 350 Whitehall street.
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~ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
- AND FEMALE,
R e Jor. beivate tomiy i
work for vate family. Experi.
i e Best of references. Address C.
' Hulander, care E. L. Bishop, 179 Madi
- WA D-—German couple wants posi
tion; man, Shicken raising. truck gar.
den work: »wife, cook. Ad
@ress J. Havell, BSmyrna. Ga._Route 1.
WANTEDPIace as caretakers for pri
vat b‘ couple, white, Best of
end ress C. Hulander, care
B h 179 Madison avenue.
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| BUSINESS PERSONALS.
i BPRATL (S
DYEING
T NG m ONE DA!”&
. > - one way
. Out-of-town orders. a ltnm“{)n
- Tlea Works, J. tling, Pro-
P"R Auburn avenue. lvy!fh At-
HEARST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN.
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
MORPHINE, HEROIN, CO
CAINE, OPIUM AND WHISKY
HABITS SECRETLY CURED
& home or at my private
AT \()UR ganitarium without suf
fering or inconvenlence; established
fourteen years; cure guaranteed; cor
erspondence solicited. 4
P. 0. Box 269, Atlanta, Ga.
L LT ST an e
2L "1 Opium, laudanum,
‘NIOI{I Illr\'l“hernln and whisky
addictions cured at your home or my
private sanitarium. I guarantee to cure
You. without suffering nervousness .or
ain. Successfully curing my Eauenu
?or fourteen years. P. O, Box 269, At
lanta, Ga
SERIOUS RESULTS CGOME FROM
TRUSSES IMPROPERLY FITTED.
JOHN B. DANIEL. AT M WALL
STREET, HAS AN EXPERT FITTER,
AND IT WILL COST YOU NO MORE
TO HAVE HIM FIT YOU, AND IT
MEANS INSURANCE, == =
?'s) 5We will tint your room NOW
.7V for $2.50; white labor. Main
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ROOM PAPERED, $4.50 and up. Ev
ervthing furnished Call Main 1421-J
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,
A GROWING BUSINESS wants
to increase its capacity, and
needs another man to take care
of the coming fall business.
Prefer a man of mechanical ex
perience or a macnimst of good
‘habits and capacity to act as
foreman. Party must invest one
or two thousand dollars in busi
ness. Address ‘‘Half Interest,”
Box 450 care Georgian-Ameri
can.
WANTED—For a new business
Jjust started in Atlanta, serv
ices of experienced, successful
business manager. To such par
ty one-half interest may be ob
tained on terms, Manufacturer,
care American.
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ATTENTION, GINNERS!
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BALERS OF COTTON!
BEFORE huylnf your supply of second
hand cotton tles, cotton strips or cot
ton bagging for this season, write us
for prices. We can save you money.
Highest cnfi prll&e(;iljd[:orxcrap iron.
1 l -+
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870-90 Marietta Street.
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A-1 BUSINESS MAN wanted by re
sponsible Chicago company for this
district, open office and manage sales
men for a talking machine that equals
In tone any S2OO phonograph on market.
The wonder of the age. Absolutely
guaranteed. Retails for $13.50. Plays
aAny size record. Should clear $7,000 to
SIO,OOO annually. S3OO to SI,OOO will
finance, nccordlnf to territory. Secre
tary, 1012 Republic Bullding, Chicago.
BUY ofl stock in sixty-million-dollar
company; ground floor rroponnlnn 100
gor cent dividends 9% days possible;
0 wells at once; quick action on your
money. Limited number shares 3¢ per
share. $1 par value stock. $lO buys
$333 rnr value stock. Company pald
two dividends; paying another soon. Re
mit now. Write for free information,
Amllrnmnod Ofl Co, 1260 Coleord
Bulldin, Oklahoma City, Okla. -
MILLIONS TN OIL in Constal Belt, Sin-
Kle wells {uy thousands daily. Won
derful opportunity for Investors in co-op
erative development. $lO, payable ';l
monthly, gets you interest in land in
;yrovon ofl fleld, and you share in profits
rom four wells to be drilled. New Xlnn.
Write to-day. Free lterature. Address
T. F. Denman & Co., Investment Bank
ers, 304 Union Bank Building, Houston,
Texas,
WANTED-—To sell my office and den
tal practice, in town of 1,000 people,
11.001:6pcople in county. 1 am the only
locat dentist in county., Office jays
S2OO to $250 per month; mnnlf( water;
contract let for electricity. ealth of
dau,hter reason for selling. Chance of
a lifetime for rgm man. B. B. Van
degriff, D.D.B, Ellijay, Ga.
F!% SAiE—Druc store; one of the best
equipped drug stores, in the best lo
cation, where more people pass than
’Any other druf store in the city; good
reasons for selling; b:g mone‘rmnker to
the right party; would consider a good,
live partner. Eugene L. Barnes, Bt
Augustine, Fla,
WAETFEB—-Ten congenial, sport-loving
gentlemen to join me in purchu!nf
2,100 acres along Savannah River. Quai _
doves, squirrels, turkeys and deer. Fine
Investment as well as hunting. $2,000
each required, No "cmr sisslos"
wanted. Banker, Lock Box 12, Spring
fleld, Ga.
| BE YOUR OWN BOSS,
SSOO STARTS you In business. Manage
A Betsey Ross candy store In your
city as part of our national system,
Men and women with business abllity
and good references rfl‘_t,n:red. Betsey
Ross glnndy Company, pt. 38, Chi-
LR RGaaseen i
‘WANTED—IDEAS rite for it ot
nventions
lwmtod by manufacturers and prizes of
fered for inventions. Our four books
sent free. Patents secured or fee re
funded. Victor J. Evans & Co., 147
Ninth_street, Washington, D. C. =
ANTED--Sales managers, to open of
fice and manage salesmen throughout |
the State. New, but thoroughly proven
article. 3300 to %700 required to Carry
stock of goods, isk eliminated. ‘J;m-;
sibilities unlimited, Manager, 00
Plymouth Court, Chicago. e
§l6 INVESTMENT in land and co-oper
ative oil well may makessl.ooo; pay
ments $1 monthly, For &uruc\nan. ad
dress Texas Gulf Co., 708 Union Bank,
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ADVERTISE—WIiII insert your 20-word
ad in 100 momhl{ magazines, includ-
Ing The Southern Home, published here,
for sl. Southern Home, Box 342, At
lanta
ANY BURINESS or.soraonal matter
satisfactorily aitend to, New York,
Mc. Bank refererces. Stroud Com-
Emfl 6 Broadway. New York.
R SALE--Receipt for making one
hundred pounds of good soap for one
dollar, Send 50 cents to Box 664, Ma
con Ga.
Ifi'\"fi?lm»» words in 100 month
lies §1: three months $2. Cope Agen
ey, St. Louls
&EAR and soda Dusiness for sale by
owner. Address J., Box 406, care
American. L
FOR RENT_ONE MARKET, 50 W,
THIRD STREET, IVY 7137
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MISCELLLANEOUS.
¥ your machine needs rtuirin or
cleaning. call Main 4767. We X.v.
experts in this Hne. Machines sent for
and delivered gomg}‘
WANTID-—IIOCILLANIOU!. E
WANTED—-GOOD STAND
ARD MAKE UPRIGHT
PIANO, AL S O PLAYER.
PIANO, FOR CASH. MUST
BE SACRIFICE. PHONE IVY
2169,
cereal coffee substitute. Will pay SIOO
for best nime suggested; names to be
written on ceupons contained in each
carton. Send name and address of your
gnvc«"?udb‘ocur‘ for fn'u !o“‘mn;‘ car
w sent you. . W. Roper,
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WANTED-We pay highest casr prices
for household goods, plancs ard offiae
furniture, Cish advanced on eonw
ment. Central Auction Co., 12 st
itehell . Bell_phone Main 2424,
GE AN DTN
do-r\‘ & Salivered fiee by’ Sons |
. ne v ¥y auto.
will you. Main 3080,
TR, T 8 giaaee
READ FOR PROFIT——SUNDAY AMERICAN WANT ADS-— USE FOR RESULTS
| WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS.
W,\NTE‘D-*Four-burner Perfection ol
stove, in good condition; must be rea
sonable; give full description of same
in first letter. Address Perfection, care
geews. o o
WANTED—~A used suit of furniture,
bird’s-eye maple or Circassian walnut.
Must be in good condition and a bar
‘Szapl]n Will consider both kinds. Ivy
\VA:‘\"]‘EDM-Light spring wagon, with
top. Must be in good condition and
cheap for cash. Call Main 943 after 8:30
a. m. and after 2:30 p. m. Monday.
Furniture, ete., Bought for Cash
Gibson's Furniture Ex., 73 South Pryor.
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WANTED-—One cash register., Must be
a total adder, registering from le up.
Also a visible typewriter. Main 1922.
WANTED-The use of furnishings for a
five-room apartment for slcrage or low
rental. Ivy 45805-1. Call after p. m.
SPOT CASIT ¥or old_gold. Main-
SPOT CASH springs 5&1 to adver
tise. McDuffle, 150 Peachtree street.
WE BUY and sell second-hand furni
ture. Dixie Furniture Comg)any. 108
South Forsyth street. Main 5170-J.
WANTED--Water tank for farm. Not
larger than 500 gallons, Arply T 8
l'hlllF €, 608 Temple Court Bullding.
WANTED-—-Drop a card. We’ll bring
cash for old clothes and shoes. ‘‘The
Vestaire,” 168 Decatur street. o
TAQTI pald for house and office.
(/A‘SII ;)urnlture. 30 Decatur St.
Main B AQaMS IO L. LT
WANTED-—Second-hand gas fixtures,
bathtub and wash basin. Address F.,
Box slb, chte Georgkn, L o
WANTED-—Party with acefylene cut
ting outfit for cutting iron. Apply 676
EL‘L’JL’!EEJ&(%EL___.__________
2 J We buy all kinds second
(JAS’}{ hand clothes, Drop a card.
s°4 Dacstur street, .-~ . o
WANTED--One, two or three 1915 cily
‘nglrectories; lowest price. Phone lvy
WANTED—For cash, blrfnlns in used
housefurnishings. Call Ivy 6213,
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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR BALE -American Hagl. strong
cotton bunting, 13 stripes and 48 stars,
colors guaranteed fast to sun amd rain,
wind and weather; stripes all double
stitched, double hem, double stitching
throughout, with ntronF canvas head
bands and large metal grommets for
ropes. Prices: 4x6 ft., $1; sxß ft., $1.50;
6xlo ft., $2; Bxl2 ft., $3. Standard ma
terials and best workmanship. 1 don'l‘
sell to stores. 1 sell direct to you. A
mail and C O, D. orders filled same day
received. All express or rarcel post
charges paid to any address in the Unit
ed States. Just mail me lyour order and
pl% for the flag on delivery. Daniel
oO'Neill, 27 Henry street, Everett, Mass.
RARE BARGAINS IN JEWELRY AND
PRECIOUS STONES, UNREDEEM
€D COLLATERAL. ,
JEFFERSON LOAN
3
SOCIETY,
59 N. Forsyth St.,
e, AtaßtE, CB.
FOR SALE-—-GAS ENGINES
AND GENERATORS—-BARGAINS.
FOUR engines, 2,6, 8 and 12 horsevw»
er; three dynamos, 3%, 6 and 8 kilo
watts, direct current; three celling fans
six wall buzzers, D. C. current. All of
above good as new. Write or wire,
Stonecypher Drug Company, Westmin-
ÜbR i e
FOR SALE—One very fine jew
eler’s cut glass wall case at a
sacrifice. « Apply at 86 South
Pryor street.
FOR BALE—Great bargain, account
sickness; very popular; well fur
nished; small Eurg})ean hotel; heart of
Birmingham. See Mrs. Mason at Marion
Hotel, after 2:30 p. m. Sunday, until 4
p. m. Monday, or address Box 34, Bir
mingham, Ala.
FOR SALE--Brass bed, iron bed, mat
tress and springs, gas range, almost
new; refrigerator, kitchen chairs, small
table. Moving into small apartment.
Must sell at once, re!ardlen of cost.
Call mornings, 10 to 12, 580 Washing
ton street,
SEVERAL 8-It. counter cases; 2 urr‘ffi
cases; 1 wall case; fine for displaying
g‘oodl._
Stalling Wall Case & Cab Works
Main 2835--Store Outfitter, Marietta and
Magnolta. CHER R
FOR SALE-—Gas range, Detroit Jewel,
four burners, glass door and ther
mometer to oven. Also {ns water heat
er. Both used short time. Big bar
gain. Phone Ivy 7424 or call apart
ment 6, Highland and North avenues.
MEN-—Guaranteed safety razor and one
blade, 2bc, prepaid. Special intro
ductory offer. Extra blades, 3 for 10c.
Money back If not satisfied. Address
Allen H. Young, Factory Distributor,
Bothea Buikling, Tampa, Fla.
“T AM not superstitious, but i do believe
in signs.”
KENT SIGNS.
33% Auburn Avenue. lvy 1938.
PIANO™ BARGAINS for high-grade
Tuno- and Yhyor-piν lowest
E.r'col. See Walter Hughes, 91 North
yvor street. Tuning and repairing e
Speclalty, Phone Ivy 3853,
FOR SALE--Cheap, Buck Heater,
Humphre'y Heater, Ecllru Gas SBtove
‘ndl F‘unkgn Hnt‘:r. ru;db«} dsn(!
spring, ma n resser a window
IKM". lvzofilz-.v.
FOR SALE--Cheap, 62-foot drill, mis
slon oak finish, office partition and
counters. Also one lot office shelves
and several steam heat radiators. Ap
%;'x 19 _Edgewood. LAI
‘RE},‘ DELIVERY to famiiies,
4 Gerst's famous beer, only Bso¢
dozen, net, Why)r:‘y 16e for beer? Auto
quick delivery, n 3080, Atlanta 524
and 16565,
TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CABES.
TRUNKS and cases made to order.
Repnlrln*.o FOOTE'S TRUNK AND
BAG FACTORY, 19 East Alabama St.
Main 230, ;
“OF KORSE—CAN'T QUIT.”
BACK AGAIN, at old home, l& South
Broad. ED L. GRANT SIGN WORKS,
Main 83 |
WATCH CLEANING, ‘\; mainspring,
boc; cloek repamn* called for and de-
Hvered; jewelry repalred llke new. John
A. Humphries, l’gz Peachtree street;
FOR - RATE—R Sirsra—Feary—maule:
R SALE-—A strong, heavy mule,
about ten years old. Nice top wagon
and surry. Six-foot ‘porvelnln bath
:\’n‘t,) All at bargain price. Phone lvy
NG WEIROW DRI . oo 00
1 BOT, TOMATO CAT8UP........:m
7 BARR OCTAGON 50AP..........
Matthews & Co., 372 Whitenail 8t
FOR SALE One phlegan foorcase,
elght feet: one safe, 100 wooden stock
boxes, two multiplex display racks. Ivy
37, or M., Box 130, care American.
F()fz fi%\;l:.'lizwsn«m-hnfi sufes, cl:
klizes 's fire and rglar proo
safes, vault doors. C. J. Ye:xhl. s
Fourth National Bank Building.
FOR SALE--High grade upn’ht plano,
almost new, will sell for SIOO cash.
cost S4OO. Answer quick. Address Bar-
E!fin-._, Box Sll. care American.
R BALF “Vinegar tanks, cider tanks,
kraut tanks, all simes, at 25 per cent
of cost. Dixie Pickle and Preserving
Company, 378 Mu(:toun street,
CO AT JELLICO tump, $4; biock.
COAL $4.25; Jellico h"nck red ash,
$4.50. Burnwell Jellico Coal Co. Phones
Main 2061, Atlanta 1096, i
FOR BALE Fwo-burner oif stove, good
one; small kitchen table; other useful
things. Address Smith, % Lucile Ave.
g!gmc West 46
ARTS a repalrs for ai_make ma
§ emu"“ém'g":m ft’i‘w‘fi' hail Bt
rg Machine Agency. e
FOR BALE- 35,398 15555 T
R BALE--30, 1-pound tin cans, §8
Eross assorted pkkr: bottles. % e
Pickle and Preserving Company, 378 ):A
rietta street.
NOGRAPHE | PERFECT Gon DI
o o ) CONDI.
TION. LESS THAN HALF PRICE
VY 4010, - "
FOR RALE - Large soda fountain, com
“ph\: w}gh on{x tflinn'lng. Just uh‘-‘
out of service. . Armstrong
Brothers,
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
NG~ % BLICK typewriter; aluminum
frame, in nice traveling case. Used
only two months. sls. Atlanta phone
5141-B.
FOR SALE-—One hydraulic cider press
and a‘pple grinder. Dixle Pickle and
Preserving Company, 378 Marietta
street.
DON'T forget to see our new store at
133 Whitehal] Bt., while out shopping.
Something entirely new. Phone M. 4767
FOR SALE—CoaI and wood range; also
baby bed; both in good condition;
cheap. Call at 191 Courtlan_d St. 2
FOR SALE—One Herring-Hall safe; S4O.
Cost SSO. Dixie Pickle and Preserving
Company, 378 Marietta street.
FOR BALE—At once, folding bed daven
port, dining table, sldeboard, sewing
machine. 223 N _J Schaon By, .
FOR SALE—Five-burner gas stove, good
condition; large wardrobe; very cheap,
Dol phote Main $Bl5-L. - -
FOR SALE-—A good bicycle: has never
. been used. _Reasonable. Ivy 6673-J.
FOR SBALE—One vacuum pump. Dixie
Pickle and Preserving Company.
FOR EXCHANGE-—MISCELLANE
ous.
WANTED—TO exchange nice upright
plano for victrola, in first-class condi
tion. Atlanta phone 2645. 56 Rosalia
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SUMMER RESOATS.
NORTH CAROLINA.
JUNALUSKA INN, Franklin, N. C.
Twenty-five hundred feet above the
sea. Homelike, Lgomo table, sleeping
porches. Write Mrs. R. A. Jacobs, spe
cial fall rates.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. |
KRANICH & “HBACH upright plano:
beautiful mahnganzy case. Never been
sold. Bargain. Call 284 Peachtree street.
BEAUTIFUL player-piano. Bargain.
$350. Terms. Call 284 Peachtree
street. ‘
PLANTS, TREES AND SEEDS.
FOR SALE—BIx ferns sent postpaid for
30c; four dozen California beer seed
for 20c. Address Willard Nursery, Mans-
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'AUTOMOBILEB ANEC SUFPLIES
AeAAAA A A AP A
iANOTHER great sale of
~ slightly used cars of all
‘makes, Tuesday and Wed
;nesday, Sept. 21 and 22. If
you want a machine, don’t
fail to attend this sale.
INDEPENDENT MOTOR
CAR COMPANY'S
ATLANTA AUTO EX
CHANGE,
238-40 Peachtree Street,
380 Peachtree Street,
Our Stock Is All New.
Compare prices:
OBNE . osiienscineinid BOE Skid, § 7.00
BN ieeaniiiia 108 Bkid, 9.10
TR e seinsciies BOE Skid, 10.25
S osvniii. ... BB Skid, 14.26
Guaranteed 3,600 miles.
... TR e Skid 8.05
‘3013?5 sssss.sensssse 988 Skid 10.35
\ All other sizes in proportion.
BECKHAM AUTO TIRE CO.,
Buccessor to McPherson.
48 AUBURN AVE. PHONE IVY 3339.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AUTUMO
BILE EXCHANGE IN THE SOUTH.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL AN
gggu&omm IT WILL PAX YOU TO
INDEPENDENCE MOTOR'COMPANY,
ATLANTA AUTO EXCHANGH.
380 PEACHTREE STREKT,
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AUTOGENOUS WELDING,
WORN PARTS built up; broken ma
chinery; all metals accurately welded;
guaranteed.
THE METAL WELDING CO.
170 South Forsyth street. Main 3013,
FOR SALE—I9I4 Mitchell five-passenger
touring car, in splendid condition.
Looks and runs as {ood as new. Cheap
for cash or will take cotton at 12¢ per
gound a 8 payment. R., Box 909, care
eorgian.
T e T
WEST AND BAKER,
FORD SPECIALISTS,
FORMERLY with 8. A. Middlebrook,
2 no:: _l’oc.ted at 380 Peachtree street.
V! (43,
WILL TRADE high-grade monuments,
guaranteed work and material, for au.
tomoblle, real estate or anylf\lnf of
value; will send designs and nm&et of
material upon request. Address Monu
ment Dealer, Box 4, care Qeorgun.
ORD CARS REPAINTED—~Five-pas
sengers, sls; two passengers, $:2.50.
’ro‘u re-covered and repaired. Commer
clal bodies built to order.
J. M. KARWISCH WAGON WORKS,
8L EAST HUNTER ST. '
NEW Studebaker § touring car, extra
tire rim and tube for sale; $1,000; part
cash, balanced deferred purmem-. K?lo
Columbus shaft-drive electric coupe.
SB6O. Perfect condition, N, C. McPher
son. lvy 6293,
FOR SALE- 40-horsepower roadster.
just palnted and overhnulodi have no
use for same. Must sell. First-class
condition. Will demonstrate. Apply 57
Pavilion,
PARTS for Regal "30" and one 30-
horupowar motor; in first-class condi- |
tlon Call or write P. H. Thompson, 1
South Mawson Ave. Phone Ivy 6807-J. ‘
FOR SALE-—1914 Mitchell 40 five-pas
senger touring car. Looks and “uns
as fond as new, Electric Il'hu and‘
starter. A bargain. Call Ivy 8526, |
FOR BALE—I9I3 Cadillac five-passen—
Ker touring car. Electrie self-starter,
electric lights, new fenders and wind
ihleld, .n! new top. Call Ivy 8526
O AI.E»»-fl!xt{ horsepower Stearns
wauutaur, n_ perfect condition;
cash only. . B, Box 760, care Geor
eoo s
WANTED-—One set used or new Hart
ford Shock Absorbers. Call Phone
1266 Main. Mr_ Williams.
FOR half prica, 0-horsepower truck:
first-class condition. ngn. Ivy 8155,
Ferguson.
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METAL WELDING.
SHEARER MACHINE CO.
L PAINTING.
JOHN M. SMITH CO.
CARS REPAINTED.
Tops re-covered and repaired; wheels,
sprin and axles r:rlnd
Bo:l:n bullt to order or repaired.
120-122-124 Auburn Avenue,
MM_
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
W K.Q?fl»-i'o exchange 5!10. new r]um
for five-passenger automobile. will
pay difference in cash for good car. Ad.
dress 1., Box 419, care leorgian.
fi'AN?Eh‘:(NcrEM. Dodge or Ford
Must be less than year old. Vacant
ot as_ part payment. Address Over
land, Rox 22 care Georgian.
“‘ARTEi\wfin‘mnnnr 1914 or 1018
Ford, state cash price;: also best
terms. . O Box 723, city.
WANTED -A new top or bofl for
runabout, 1912. JB H. ¥, Soclal
Civnle, Ga. __==<‘
FORD AUTO ACCESSORIES. |
EEFAi! your own K.'?H car, our Wt
page book explains all; 100 {Hlustra
tions for driving, numn'. overhajling.
Book and chart, §1.50: book, sl.
SAMUELS CO. |
Box 528, Peoria, 1L
AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE.
ETUDEBAKER *20,"" 1912 touring car,
fine sl;a;)e; take piano part payment.
Decatur 128,
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
TFED motorcycles, all makes, {35 and
up. Retail department, Harley-Da
vidson Motor Company, 224 Peachtree
street, Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE—Cheap, 1915 three-speed
Twin Harley; good as brand-new. Ad
dress }!?lL")'.’_.E‘.”‘ 208, care Georgian,
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FARMS FOR SALE,
FOR SALK—Have you promised your
self a home? 1 have some unusual
bargains for small cash payments, bal
ance long-time notes. All size tracts,
from 160 to 4 sections. Improved and
unimproved, in Lynn and adjoining
counties. The interest on your land for
one year at the price you ask for it
will buy a home here, and it will pro
duce as much revenue as your Eastern
or Northern home you are so proud of,
C. A. Wasson, Tahcka, Texas.
FOR SALE—3S-acres rich, level land
five miles below Hapeville, with 900
front on the Dixie hlghway; has splen
did residence, tenant ouse, barns, etc.;
also has pasture, running water and
fruit trees; very deulrabfe bargain at
$3,700; terms. V. B. Smith, 213 Empire
SRR
FOR SALE—Ten-acre truck farm, just
out of city limits Stone Mountain.
Railroad frontage and near crossing.
Small house, beautiful grove, fruit trees,
Leaving State. Bargain, $1,600. Ad
d_r,“‘i‘-;w‘l’f%f}_q"ffi"f_gfl’i?‘i{‘;“_
FOR SALE or exchange, 30-acre tract
of land inside city limits of Forsyth,
Ga., with 14-room, modern bullt and
Preltg home located on it and adjoin
ng Bessie Tift College property. Ad
dress Box 239, Forsyth, Ga.
FOR SALE—I,OOO acres valuable Fiorida
land, well located; suitable colonize;
§l2 acre; terms. Form purchase club.
J. L. Barr, Mansfield, Ohio. |
107-ACRE FARM, weli timbereq and
watered, four-room house; close to
school and town; $35 per acre. H. B.
Soward, Alvarsdo, Texes. =~ =
IRRIGABLE GOVERNMENT LANDS
free, ranches and fruit = farms and
newspapers; will trade. Box 8., Hope,
E&Uisflz&___.-..__.____
FOR SALE-—SOO acres rich, level, unim
proved land; %roateat bargain in Geor
gla. Must sell at once. 417 Peters
Building. o
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FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A NAA A A AAAPAAPAP AN A A
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
WILL TRADE one hundred acres of
good red iron land, four miles from
city; three good roads, churches,
'schools, up-to-date community; will
Hrra,de for automobile. Address Box 296,
Ta lapoosa, Ga.
BIG BARGAIN in fine little farm just a
few miles out. Address P. O. Box 180,
Atlanta.
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FARMS WANTED,
\VANTE‘D——?‘! m on shares; 25 or 30
acres of 5065 land; good water and
comfortable house ;in healthy location.
Married man with small family. Address
Farm, Box 903, care Georg .
NORTHERN buyers want Southern
farms; direct dealing with owners: no
commission. What have you to sell?
Write Southern Homeseekers’ Bureau,
Box 1454, Atlanta, Ga, _ s
WANTED—To rent farm of 5 or 10
acres, with three-room house; near
car line. Address S. 8., Box 45, care
Georgian.
WANTED—To hear direct from owner
of good farm or unimproved land for
sale. G. C. Buckingham, Houston, Tex.
as.
FARMS FOK RENT,
FOR RENT—Four-room Foune, barn and
two level acres. Kuhn's Farm, Stew
art avenue. .
FOR RENT-—Two good farms in Hape
ville. See Craig Cofield, 605 Empire
e
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FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS,
B e .
FOR RENT--Electric sign lßlce on Sil
vei' Building, facing Five Points. An
~ 801 Silvev Building.
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCk
T URLL VARIETIRS. &
FOR SALE-—My entire stock of White
and Buff Leghorn hens, cocks and Ful
lets; also Barred Rock hens and pullets,
H. C. Lawton, Valdosta, Ga.
POULTRY—To make room, will sell my
entire - flock White Leghorns at 60c
each. Also pigeons, 25¢ pair. H. F.
Scott, Jn, Ivy 6388,
' BANTAMS, ! |
PURE Buff Cochin Bantams, 6 months
old, $2 per pair. R. O. Sams, New
born, Ga. 5
SEEDS.
A A A e At A A
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
THE BUCKEYE INCUBATOR.
DIXIE SEED COQ.,
113 WHITEHALL STREET.
PIGEONS., .
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two years, how a Southerner bred 75
pairs to 1,000 pairs in three years and
also sold S,GOJ squabs. You can do
the same. More money-making ex
periences. Write to-day for this big
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dozen, how to start small and grow
bl’v We ship breeders everywhere,
safe delivery guaranteed. Read how
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‘makes a_net profit of ninety dollars a
month. Note his selling methods. Read
ing matter which is alive with sellin
as well as breeding ideas. Squabs wefi
sold are easily raised. Many success
ful women customers. Read of their
methods and the results they accom
plish. For prices and full particulars
see our free book, “How to Make
:\‘Jonry With Squabs.” Write for it to
ay.
Plymouth Rock Squab Co., 425 Howard
Street, Melrose Highlands, Mass.
Founder of the Squab Industry in
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RED CARNEAUX,
Faney birds for sale.
* Utility birds mated and guar
anteed breeders.
Add new blood in your lofts
with our youngsters,
One-half dozen ........ $5.00
DR e DD
McCREIGHT LOFTS,
225 Lawton St., Atlanta, Ga.
200 Pounds. Price, $1.85,
BERKSHIRE HEALTH GRIT.
Sample on request. Manufac
tured by A. B. McArthur, Pitts
field, Mass. (The Grit Man).
- 30-DAY OFFER.
For the next 30 days I will sell |
“?\mhn‘- Extra Select Carneaux, n.soi
>, |
Burden's Select Carneaux, $2 pailr.
Burden's Utility Pigeon Plant, |
e ok 114-G, Hogansville, Ga.
GIANT Flemish rabbits and Belgian
hares at nearly !in-uuy prices to
make room. Grand extra special Ply
mouth Rock homers, the one-pound
squab breeders, mated and guaranteed
breeders. AN kinds squabs and faney
breeders. Write for prices. Milford
Seon Colpmmbea.Ga.
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UTILITY CARNEAUX, ;
WE ARE offering a few pairs of cholce
Carneaux at very close gflcn and
f\mnnt« they will ?leuo‘ how birds
n Red and Yellow at all times. Pnlneol
gls::n boflc-.._ N. K. Bowden, proprietor,
POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK.
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Palace Pigeon Lofts, N. K. Bowd en, Proprietor, Columbus, Ga.
Correspondence Course Free.
This correspondence course tells you
how to build your house and fly, how to
build a take-down house and fly, how to
prepare the nests, what feed and treat
‘ment to (five plfeons. remedies for dis
‘ease, and descriptions of the principal
squab breeders.
There are twelve lessons and one les
son each week is sent, absolutely free,
by sending 25 cents for postage. Any
one interested in pifeons will find this
course a paying investment. If you
want any information about any partic
ular variety of pigeons, flll out the cou
on below, being particular to say what
greed you are interested in. |
THE GEORGIAN COMPANY. ‘
Atlanta, Ga. Gentlemen: Send me
without cos¢ or obligation information
BIE il pigeons.
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Street EFtnenssavansnrnsesinusslibinesrne
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If you are breeding plfeonu and inter
est in your pets is bef{ nning to wane,
grab your hat and hike to Columbus,
a., where you will bumlp up against
the biggest aggregation of simon-pure
Benuine pigeon cranks you ever read
about. We had heard so much about
the Columbus bunch that Labor Day
found us in that charming city, and we\
saw pigeons, and some more plsoonl. |
The Palace Lofts, N. K. Bow en, pro
prietor, is {olng in for Carneaux——goth
red and ye low—exclusively, and from
the quality and quantity of the birds,
money has been a secondary considera
tion in getting foundation stock for these
‘lofl.l. Mr. Bowden, the owner, is a true
type of the Southern gentleman, court
ly, affable, and will be a distinct addi
‘tion to the fraternity. Nothing but the
best is permitted to enter these lofts,
‘am} there are reds that are dreams and
yellows just as good, and, taken as a
Whole, will easily rank as one of the
finest collections in the South. One red
‘bird In particular took our fancy, and,
though he has a stalned beak, for type,
color and station, is one of the grand
est birds we ever handled. The inspec-‘
tlon of this loft alone is worth the prlco‘
of a trip to Columbus to a Carneaux
crank, and should Mr. Bowden decide to
throw his hat into the ring of the Ellt-l
ern shows, he can send a string that
will be a credit to the Carneaux corner,
Milford Brothers—Billy and J. D.—-‘
have perha?‘s the largest and finest lofts
In the South. They are both young fel
lows, and ambitious to have their place
known as the best pigeon plant in the
‘South. Their houses and flies are well
built and kept scrupuloysly clean, with a
big cement bathing trough running
!hroush their flies, giving their birds
the advantage of virtually fresh running
water all the time. In the meat-pro-]
ducing breeds they have White German |
runts, Ensllnh runts, Mondaines, Kings,
Maltese, Carneaux and Homers, in all |
colors, and the fancy birds are rarre
sented lgr Fans, Magpies, Tumb eu.‘
Turbits, ill Backs and all the “ettes’
and several others. They breed also
rabbits and hares, and have some of the
larfeot you ever saw. On account of
their growing pigeon interests, they an‘
going to dispose of the rabbits and
hares, and some one will get a bargain
in buying them. *“Satisfaction—or your
money back’ has built them a fine llne‘
of customers, and each week adds a few
more to the list. ‘
Whaley’s Pigeon Lofts, Phenix City, |
Ala., is the home of quite a number of
fine birds In Carneaux, Maltese, Pout
ers and Homers, and one snow-white
wuah Pouter is going to make some
¥ hustle in the fall shows. This loft
has done a good business the past sea
son, and is again in position to furnish
¢ustomers with either show or utility
birds on short notice. |
B. E. Adams, editor of The Progres
sive Poultryman, is one of the live
wires of the feathered organizations in
that section, and is spending about four
thirds of his time right now boo-tln!
the big Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stoc!
Show to be held there in November,
He says they expect to coop one thou
sand eleven hundred and some more
birds at this show, and quality of the
finest. Mr. Adams Is also running a
chicken ranch, where several of the
popular standard varfeties are bred, and
is also going in pretty ltron{ on &weon-,
having quite a bunch of Red altese,
and some good ones, too,
:. A. Gatewood is another pigeon
man of the right kind, and is just fin
ishing up a new three-unit house and
fly, mnkfl\ eight in all. He has Fans,
Hyomorn. )’u(ue. Carneaux, show Hom
ers and a few English runts, one pair
being the largest and finest I ever saw.
Mr. Gatewood's favorite is the show
Homers, and he has a stud—in nearly
all colors—that would do credit to any
one. He is going to the winter shows
with a full string and if his birds don't
ull down their share of blues, we will
ge eatly surprised.
fl Glenn, at Phenix City, Ala., has
a fine six-unit })ouu and fly filled with
big, hustling birds. He is foln' into
the squab industry exclusively and his
;g\mdnuon stock is of Carneaux and
omers,
There are numerous other lofts in the
city, but lack of time would not per
mit oz‘ our vmm\c’ th:.u;.k “B‘Xmo :‘;
these days we are going spe
A week and see every loft and bird
there, then we w! make a refon of
same and ynunt it to the Columbus
Chamber of Commerce, and they can
use it to advertise the city as well as
the squab and faney industries.
From what we saw, we feel safe In
saying that there is no reason for a
single dollar mtnf away from Colum
bus for pigeons, for the .“: 3 or per.
haps less money will buy birds of any
variety tg:ro as good and, In most in
stances, tter than one can get from
breeders elsewhere.
COMMENTS ON OUR DEPARTMENT,
The National Squabd Magazine, Bos
o ’a”’i "Work In the South.
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Jobn 8, McCreight, of Atlanta, Ga.,
ATLANTA, GA, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1915
is conducting for Hearst's Georgian- |
American a department on squab rais
ing. The chain of Mr. Hearst's papers,
of which this is one, is desirable for
pigeon, grain and supply advertisers
and pays as well as any of the daily
and Sunday periodicals. Mr. McCreight is |
not only a pigeon breeder, but also a
publicity specialist of long experiencc}
and this squab department is one of the
most effective done in the dalg press
for the past ten years. Mr. earst’s
Atlanta paper, like his in the other sec
tions, reaches every town and hamlet
within hundreds of miles of the center
of publication, selling in the South as
in the North largely on the attractive
ness of the feature sections which ap
?eal strongly to every member of the
amily, especially the women. Mr. Mc-
Creight should be encouraged with let
ters and contributions by readers otl
The Squab Magazine. The South al
ways has heen a first-class field for
squabs. The climate is especially adapt
ed to the business. Southern hmll}l’el
are famous, with good reason, for their
cooking and their pride in their tables
and were quick to appreciate the value
of sriunb.‘ The prices paid for squabs
in all the markets of the South are
Bood and remunerative to the breeder.
The American Squab Journal, Kansas
City, Mo., says:
A New Booster for the Squab Industry,
“The squab industry of the SOUtfvl.
'and especlally of Georgia, has been
given a big boost by the entrance of the
Hearst newspapers in the fieid. The
Hearst pnf)ers have all been noted for
their specialty departments, and noth
ing is aPared to make these deganments
attractive to all members of the family.
“The Daily Georgian and Sunday
American, of Atlanta, Ga., have added
a Pigeon, Poultr¥‘ and Pet Stock De-f
gartment: and this department has
een placed in charge of John 8. Me-
Crelght. This gentleman is well known |
to the chicken and pifeon fraternity,
having been a successful breeder of.
both for the past 20-odd years. His
wlnnln’:’ in the showroom is about the
best evidence as to the quamg of birds
he raises, and at this time the pen of
chickens he raised in the same fly with
his ?lxeons are making a national rep
utation for egg production in the con
;;ut now being heid at Mountain Grove,
0. |
“Mr- McCrelght is an old nevupaper‘
man and is a booster with a hrfie 5"
As an evidence of his interest in his
work, he is the first man in the United
States we ever heard of to write a com
piete correspondence course in squab
raising; have it copyrighted, ‘Prln!ed.
and then f‘" it away free to all inter
ested in pigeons. |
'One of his boosting specialties is to
select one of his advertisers, a breeder
of somo r%utatlon, have cuts made of
the loft and birds and publish a write
u‘p without cost to the advertiser. Mr, |
MeCreight's idea Is that some one will |
see the article, read it and become in
terested in pigeons, and end by buyln.J
birds from some one, thus a new mem
ber is added to the fraternity.
“‘Create interest and you produce buy
ers—buyers become breeders—breedenl
cause shows to be held—shows mean
competition—competition makes a de
mand for more and. better birds—this
demand is lupglled by advertisers—and !
advertising makes the pigeon and chick
en ¥mrnnls possible, !
“The American Squab Journal wishes
this new booster much success, and
feel sure that the industry will not be
long In feeling the effects of his work."‘
A. A. Ashley, Medford, Mass., secre
tary of the American Pigeon Club,
writes: |
“Your plreon column in The Sunday
American Is O. K. This is just the
thin{ to boom the pigeon faney, as many |
reope will learn that the pigeon fancy
8 not a boy's pl.{. It will show the
fancy in the true light and teach many
that here is a recreation which will be
very interesting and does not require a
person to be away from home. The
wives who are comghlnln( that their
husbands are never home would do well
to interest them In this fancy. 1 trust
you will be able to continue these col
umns., You deserve a great deal of
credit for the work lyou have started
and carrying out, congratulate you
and trust the fancy will appreciate what
you are doing.” ¢
Charles B Nest, Propflunr of the
Fairmount Squab arm, Smithsburg,
Md., writes:
“T want to thank you for the interest
{rou have awakened among the squab
eeding fraternity by the masterful
manner in which you have been con
ducting your department in The Geor
gian and American. Squab breeders in
general should feel very much gratified
and elated over the boost you have been
gfivlng the Industry, not only in the
outh, where it is yet in comparative
infancy. hut throughout the country as
well, The Interest aroused by your
timely articles and valuable Instruction
In the course of lessons, will surely
react upon other sections of the coun
;ry and mutual benefit will result there.
rom. |
“In the propagation and development.
Inf this new industry to which the SBouth
has turned her attention, she surely will
‘look to the North, long the home of the
squab-raising business, for part of her
| supply of good breed‘ng stock. This
| opens up a splendid chance for rellable
breeders to establish a prolific trade for
themselves, and at the same time sup
gly the ever-increasing demand for good
roedm stock from those who have just
moun the first rung of the ladder to
success,
“Personally, I want to say that I am
more than pleassd at the many In
quiries 1 have received as a result of
my advertising with you. Secarcely a
day passes that I do not receive from
one to three or four Inquirfes. Most of
the writers of these letters ask for iln
formation about my Mondaines and
;um‘\tblhrket !:n«lm. 1 ';avo been
ept busy nearly every evening, some
times untll the midnight hour, wflun’
Answers to these correspondents,
might be a lttle more brisf with some
of them, possibly, but I make it a point
always to give satisfaction if mfllblo.
even at the cost of time and sleep.
“In conclusion allow me to say that
I wish rou continuous and unbounded
success in the departmasnt you have
been conducting in such an able and
comprehensive manner. That the good
feed YOU Are NOW SOWINE mMAay nznnu
up and bring forth in abundance tne
vs-h of your friend and fellow-fancier.”
POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK
T BIGRONA.
THE SOUTH'S BIG SHOW.
COLUMBUS Poultry Associa
tion and Dixie Pigeon Associa
tion will hold the banner Poul
try and Pigeon Show of the
South at Columbus, Ga., Novem
ber 15-20. $2,000 cash prizes.
Large number specials. Write
for Premium List. John §.
Jenkins, B. E. Adams, Secreta
ries, Columbus, Ga.
TO PIGEON BREEDERS:
Saginaw (Ogemaw AA) feed, $3.40 per
100 pounds.
Esco XX Pigeon feed, $3.00 per 100
pounds,
Purina pigeon feed, $2.76 per 100
pounds.
Milo maize, $2.75 per 100 pounds.
Wild grass seed, EZ‘OO per 100 pounds.
Hemp seed, 6¢ per pound.
Canada peas, 6¢c per pound.
Pigeon peanuts, 4c pound; $3.50 per
100 pounds.
Willlamson XX health grit, $2.00 per
100 s)ounds.
Balt brick, 15¢ each.
Tobacco stems, 3%c per pound.
Nest bowls, 8-inch, sg’c Ser dozen.
EVERETT SEED COMPANY,
ATLANTA, GA.
OGEMAW AA PIGEON FEED
MADE by Saginaw Milling
Company and known by all
pigeon raisers as being the high
est quality feed made. Nothing
equals it for summer. Makes
more squabs and better ones.
EVERETT SEED 0.,
Phone Main 446,
29 W. Alabama St.
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~ MONEY IN SQUABS.
'SQUABS from our Carneaux welgh a
~_pound at four weeks old. Largest
}squabn. easy to raise, big profits, gest
\ gigeons known. Write for particulars.
Riverside Bquab Yards, Courtland, Va.
—— 0 2708, Lourtland, Va.
WHITE German Runts—ng'.lln breea
raises large squabs and lots of them.
They are the coming squabbers. Write
for prices.
W. H. SPRATLIN LOFTS,
56 CATHERINE STREET.
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CARNEAUX and Homers. Finest fast
breeding strain in America. Our Sys
tematic plant, expert handling enable
us to offer the best at a low price. Men
tion the American. Write to-«?ay. Prince
Edward Squab Co., Rice, Va,
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FOR SALE—Red and Splashed Carneau
pigeorrs. Mated and working. $3 per
pair. Youngsters, ready to fly, $6 per
dozen. Youngsters, 60 to 75 days old,
$9 per dozen. Nelson's Carneau Pigeon
Yards, Kershaw, 8. C.
MILES RIVER SQUAB CO. largest
breeding lofts in the South. White
Swiss Mondaines, Carneaux, White
Maltese, Homers; large or small quan
tities. Write for Q;tcel. 31 S. Howard
street, Baltimore, Md.
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MEN-—Now is the time to start, as
squab raising pays big money; our
Jumbo Homers are great; we ship all
over. Write for prices. Address Strobel
Bros.. 381 Hanover St., Milwaukee, Wis.
— T PN, MllWaukee, Wis.
PIGEON BREEDERS—Join Dixie Pig
eon Association. Only organization
In South holding exclusive pigeon
shows. Membership $1 per year. B, E.
Adams, secretary, Columbus, Ga.
HOMER PlGEONS—’%welve pairs, sls;
_ twenty-five pairs, S3O. These are fast
‘breeders and choice stock. Big money
raising m&bfl. Sunnyside Pigeon Farm,
Dania,
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‘, FOR SALE—Giant Runts, Carneaux,
’ Mondaines, Homers and my speciai
Giant Market Breeders. Correlfondonco
;:‘ glmuu. Chas, B. Neff, Smithsburg,
PIGEON BARGAINS—Ten beautiful
~ White Homers, seven Red Carneaux,
at 50c each, or the seventeen birds for
‘“. Joseph Lloyd, Chattahoochee, Ga.
;fiED CROSS Health Grit. Price ror
- ewt, $2. Sold to dealers from Maine
to California. J. W. Williamson Co.,
Mfrs., 431 Broad Bt., Glassboro, N. J.
| BIG MONDAINES
PRODUCE _ sixteen to twent{-ounco
__ Squabs. Write for prices. Elm City
Pigeon Lofts, Newberry, N. C.
"WHALEY'S Pigeon Lofts, Phenix City,
~_Ala., offer choice Homers, Pouters and
Carneaux at very reasonable prices.
Write for their prices.
FOR SALE—Fifty pailrs Plymouth Rock
Homers, $1 per pair. R. H. Webb,
Campbellsburg, K!;_______________
DOGSs.
FOX TERRIERS for sale or exchange.
One pair 4-month-old pups; perfect
beauties. Also one 2-year-old female
tjust bred to fine do*‘ not akin), and
one fine dog, 18 months old, Wifl sell
very cheap or exchani: for White Leg
horns, Rhode Island Reds or Buff Or
}vmgtons. Joseph Lloyd, Chattahoochee,
IA.
TRAINED beagies, rabbit, fox hounds.
some good on fox; some broke on rab
bits; setters, Yomters, coon, opossum,
skunk, squirrel dogs, deer, bear, wolf
hounds; ferrets. Catalogue, 10c. Brown's
SN R P
FOR SALE—Five trained pointers and
setters; fine pups and partly-trained
dogs. All kinds of hounds, trained and
untrained, at reduced pricel. Write
what vou want. W. A. Gordon, Jeffer
son, Ga, -
DOGS—~OId and young. Trained or un
~_trained. All kinds. Prices reason
able. State wants. Also dog reme
dies. Black tongue cure $1.50. R. L.
Darnall, Willlamston, 8. C. .
FOR SALE—-Enfflsh setter pups, four
’ months old, eligible to register; sire
Caesar's Van; dam, Lingfield; Bn‘g's
_Bess IV, Oak Ridge Kennels, Lumbe:
City, Ga. o e o
DOGE—Redbone hounds ready for any
game, Y 0 each or $17.60 pair; aiso
ogouum Ogs AN r ogs cheap.
I_-1'1!0 E. C. Stark, Commerce Ga.
FOR SALE—Two thoroughbred mntcr
i bird dogs. B. F. Weaver, 16 ckle
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FOR SALE--Trained coon and opossum
hounds. M. L. Crawford, Tiger, Ga.
| PET AND LIVE STOCK,
FOR BALE —High-class hunting, sport
ing and pet dogs; gupplu & speclal
ty; calves, swine, rabbits, ferrets, poul
try and pigeons, 10c¢ for handsome cat
alog of all breeds. 8. V. Kennels, Dept.
C 0.,, Tunkhannock, Pa.
RAISE BELGIAN HARES, cavies, mink,
skunk, fox, squabs, frogs, ete. Big
;g'roflu. Postal brings free literature.
Tells how. Address Lakewood Sales
,Afmy. 7833 Fourth avenue, South, Bir
mingham, Ala.
ow
FO splen ersey cow, a
‘ fine milker; lou will see at corner of
Marietta and Forsyth Saturday, or eall
Ivy 2245 =
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WE HAVE some beautiful Berkshire
pigs, some extra fancy gilts and a
very fine lot of nxoun. boars ready for
service; rclrl and trios not related; will
;:sln.r n _{;’mr name and glvo completes
tm ey are the right l{m, beat
of ing and cholera mmuned.
Come and see the best herd In GoorPn,
3’- write us. Fairview Farm, Palmetto,
ZISRSES, MULES. VEHICLES, BTG,
OR BALE--SBhetland rony colts, two
brown fillles, two spotted horse colts:
:‘ony do'nut-l zue“h; one !hru.-‘ym-old
orse, ninety dollars; one s -
Tion, two hundred dollars. & K Chat:
tin, Winchester, Tenn.
FOR SALE—Recond-hand -'fix" "'vn-"
on; ’ood As new; cheap for 7
East Georgia Ave.,
GOOD HOREE Tér“’hu{ty < ve
eling: $25 this week, uhn's
Stewart avenue,
PIGS,
A eßistel y
pigs, to $lO each. R. O. -
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