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FOR SALE—~My popcorn machine,
which has been located here over a
year., Have a steady trade, and can
prove it is clearing over SIOO a month
Year 'round, and right now is the best
time. Reason for selling going into
#how business, $5600 cash gets it, good
for man or woman. J. Scarding, Kress
‘f.n. Store, 41 ‘\'hhph;ll).
»OR SALE-—Entire stock of dry goods,
shoes and gents’ furnishings, involc
ing abour 88.%00. in one of the best
towns in Central Georgia; splendid loca
tion; established trade;, modern store
room; rents cheap, an unusual opportu
nity for one desiring to enter the dry
*oodl business. Reply Box 576, care
he Atlanta Georgian.
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WANTED—IDEAS [ot for
ventions wanted by manufacturers and
riges offered for inventions. Our four
gonku sent free. Patents secured or fee
refunded. Victor J. Evans & Co., 147
Ninth street, Washington, D. C.
ESTABLISHED ladies’ ready-to-wear
business on Whitehall street; aiso
several houseg free of incumbrance;
value $25,000; will exchange tor large
improved farm free of incumbrance,
Grossman's Cloak and Suit Co., Atlanta,
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320 MAY MAKLE S2OOOO, $2 cash, $2
monthly; deed to lot, interest in two
wells, one in Humble Ofl Field, 10 feet
of producing oil wells, Particulars.
Humble-Cypress Oil Company, 571 Com
mercial Building. Houston, Texas,
AN established manufacturer wants
State mnnn&:}r; high-class article;
should pay §7, annually; S3OO to S7OO
capital: will pay expenses to Chicago it
you are man we want, Sales Manager,
1428 Carroll avenue, Chicago.
MANUFACTURERS' agents and mer
chandise brokers desire manufacturers’
lines for Evansville, Ind., and territory.
‘Want exclusive rights, Satisfactory ref
erences given, Address B. U. Cain,
manager, Evansgville, Ind.
%15 BUYS deed to land, also interest in
three oil wells that should pay you SIOO
. for every dollar invested. Payments, $1
monthly. Complete information free.
" Address Texas-Gulf Company, 708 Union
Bank, Houston, Texas,
. HOW TO OPERATE a mall order busi
ness. Thirty big profit plans. bargain
bulletins and year's mailing service sent
for 10c. Malil Dealers’ Wholesale House,
106 Franklin Building, Chicago. .
FOR SALE—Two live motion plcture
theater propositions in Southern
Yowns. Owner retiring from business.
Address Willlam Oldknow, 916 Healey
B BN, Atlante, Ge. == =
NEW moving picture theater, complete
' 1y equipped, iln business district of
»‘t:wn ?r 20,000, imr rent on excellent
rms to responsible party. Apply Box
384, Miam!, J‘ln.
fifi SALE-—~TPopular sixty-room room
ing hot:} M"‘:é luul}?n in Chatta
noo?. Address K. ~ Room 11, %00
Market street, Chattanoogs, Tenn. .
WANTED—Young man to inves: 3250
and services for half interest in es
wul theatrical enterprise. Ad-
J., Box 460, care Georglan,
ADVERTISERS ~Your 2-word adver.
tisement in 76 monthlies, $1.25: three
months, $2.60. Particulars free. Empire
Advertising Syndicate, Chicago.
FOH BALE - Bargain cigar, soda and
lunch business. Act ouivk. Leaving
. c‘l‘tg A. B, C,, Box 135, care Ameri
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dicate monthlies, $1; three months, $2,
% Agency, St. Louis.
21-word in all of sixty family
weeklies, $1.25; three weeks, $2.50.
. A cy, Bt. Louls.
ED--Barber shop, = 1 town
1,000 to 4,000 people. Address Shop.
. Box 340, care ple“' -
RO AT, Wiener S e i
1 ust sell; CKkness,
- West Mitchell St,
" WA 0 hear from owner of some
© __Bood business for sale. Box 1735,
1 Houston, Texas.
WANTED—To hear from owner of some
good business for sale. Box 1735,
Houston, Texas.
MEAT MARKET cheap for cash; oldes;
- . 4nd best location in city. Atlanta
r Main 1731 .
' fi fi\:fi:fitun one small store and
g Mmh Address C. F., Box 360,
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. BUSINESS PERSONALS.
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Cholce assortments Gold and Silver
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MOURNING MILLINERY,
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PERBONAL Wi~ gentleman who
Mhthonmuthlomoph«wln.;:
he can make more money farming, com
municate with I.A)l Angeles about
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WHATH the use eating cold snowbails
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JPIS, gives unimpeachabie climatic fig
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- or Mexico for 15 cents. Address
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WANTED--Babies to grow healthy and
strong in Southern California’s sun
shine. The Anniversary Edition of The
lLos Angeles Examiner, out December
29, 1915, will be full of vital nforma
tion. Malled anywhere in the United
States or Mexico for 156 cents. Address
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Cal.
FREE for short time, dental
services at Southern Dental
College, 100 N. Butler street,
opposite Grady Hospital.
YOUR complete horoscope, with & scien .
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ed, Price Ibc. Btamp Preferrad. Give
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MLLE. VALAIRED °»Ds
medjum, can be consulted on all impor
tant affairs of life. Do not guy unless
verfectly satisfied. Main 39566, 110%
[vthehall St. Office hoyrs 9 a. m, to
9p m dally and SBunday. ___°
SERIOUS RESULTS COME FROM
TRUSSES IMPROPERLY FITTED.
JOHN B. DANIEL, AT 84 WALL ST,
HAS AN EXPERT FITTER, AND IT
WILL COST YOU NO MORE TO
HAVE HIM FIT YOU, AND IT MEANS
lL\'_fi{lj_l_(_ANCE. e
LADIES! Ask your druggist for Chi
chester Pills, the Diamond Brand. For
25 years known as best, safest, always
reliable. Buy of your druggist. Take
no other, Chichester Dlamond Brand
Pills are sold by druggists everywhere.
EUREKA
25¢ Hair Dressing Parlor.
Children's halir bobbed a n;rclalty‘
73% Whitehall street. Main 34 -, .
LADIES, our monthly compound never
dlnapgnlnu; safely relieves longest,
most obstinate, abnormal cases of sup
pressed menstruation in three days;
price, $2. A. W, Carter, 1152 Beechwood
Ave. Memphis, Tenn.
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MADAME DE LYLE
SCIENTIFIC and spiritual medium. 14
Simpson street, one door from West
Peachtree street. Ivy $216.
WOMAN DETECTIVE.
FOR RESULTS, try a woman detective;
A-1 references furnished. Main 1059-J,
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MATERNITY SANITARIUM-Private,
refined, homelike; limited number of
fntlenu cared for; home provided for
nfants. Mrs. M. T. Mitchell, 26 Wind-
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EVERY sufferer with blood poison,
write for free booklet; Microzone has
n‘mdo( (hm‘l;undu vlu-11. Ml‘t;romna Medi
cine C'o ot Springs, Ark.
NO MORE l!"l‘:i?filATlsM— Hurto's fa
mous remedy kills pain; mail $1 direct;
money back if not satisfied. 2816 Cot-
Bge Urove Chieage. - -
Ear, Nose, Throat and l.ung. f
Dr. George Brown, 312 Austell Bidg.
Summer Rates After June Ist.
TRY US—Dresses made with hats o
mateh; alterations and hats made
over. lvy 6430-J, :
‘fiANDflg:fiP, eerok!ar{ and crochet
_work, suitable for Christmas gifts,
CalMambew-3. .
WANTED—DoIIs to dreds for Christmas
b{ expert; reasonable. Phone Main
1726-7,
§t WE will tint_your room NOW
250 for $2.50; whlylo labor. Main
4807. J. b
RE\YONBVADA LAWE. Full infor
-4 nation. Atty,, Box 412, Reno,
Nev.
ROOM PAPERED, $4.50 and up. Fv
erything furnished. Call Main 1421-J.
| FARMS FOR SALE,
FOR SALE -Columbla f‘.oun!y farm, 809
acres, located 7 miles north of Harlem,
Ga., on nneoarlded road; walking dis
tance to sch and churches and 3 miles
east of Appling, the county seat; 260
acres In cultivation, 450 acres of mixed
timber and 180 acres divided into two
Eoturm on Kiokee creek, with the finest
rmuda meadows in the State. One
!!ve-room.?wolllnz and thirteen tenant
hotses; telephone connection and free
mail delivery. Sixteen mules, 25 cows,
45 hogs, 1,000 bushels cotton seed and
all !urmln*lmphmenu and feed can be
bought with farm. Seventy-five bales of
cotton if wanted. ”:»3" acre will buy
the land; some cash balance on easy
terme. J. T. Pnnh.h.m Fourth Na
tional Bank, Atlanta, Ga.
COTTON COTTON COTYON
A BALE to a bale and a half rer ecre.
No rain and no stain. No boll weevil,
Where? In the lmrorhl Valley, Cali
fornia’s richest farming section, and the
newest cotton district in the world.
Produces the finest Durango lon’ fiber
cotton Destined to be known in fu
ture years as one of the greatest, if not
the very greatest, cotton district. Con
ditions lurerlor to Egypt. Splendid ell
‘mate. All wdv-né:"n of ' elvilization.
Land now low pri Tremendous in
creases predicted. You can lease with
option to purchase. ““Try it before you
buy it" Get full particulars now. H.
O, P. Clark, Calipatria, Cal.
FOR SALE--S2O-acre farm. northwest
corner Wilcox County, Georgla. Four
miles from Pineview, Ga. Hawkinsville
:M D"iorldn Sou"‘t:rn Rnnwhny. Six
orse farm open; enough to open
four to six more tmvd houses, barns,
five tenant settlements. Healthy loca
tion: fine pasture and hammock land
for hogs and cattle, with runnl:s spring
water year round. Churches a school
near. Mall dally. Wil make close
price for cash and some terms to rlg:n
party. If interested write J T. Hill, Sr.,
care J. H. Lamb, Cordele, Ga
I HAVE in 1 mile elty limits 640 acres
good land, title perfect, will sell in
lots from 40 acres or more, Sweetwater
is the mmln{ city of West Texas., Tex
as and Parific, Kansas Clty Mexico and
Orfent and Santa Fe raliroads cross here,
Refer you to nn: bank or business firm
&s to my standing or concerning the
land. J. A J. Bradford, Eweetwater,
Texas,
FOR BALFE —Near OVerhiiis and South
ern Pines, N. C., fine farm land; 300
acres; 80 a-res cleared; several tobacco
barns and large mlin, house . beauti
ful site for residence. land Mtu}od to
tobacco, corn cotton, peas and fruit. S3O
gr Acre. Address Mrs. O A Waddell,
anchester, t‘umbor?nd County, N. C.
R BALE- y-five lf".‘ fourteen
in grovo and sixteen In truck land; al!
fine hammock land, in Manatee County,
Florida. Grove will net five thousand
this vear. Will exchange for South
Georgia farm. We have several groves
and truck land to exchange. Oo‘“t:
Rea! rmug_gna_p.n s lrur town
FOR RALI 10 seres- of Tasd-cost ot
Byromville, :.au\ outside the incor
porate limits; acres in high state of
cultivation; 10 weres of woodland. splen.
did seven-room dvomn“ house .nfg“
tenant houses. Wil sell on sasy terma.
w.h}’ _Harvard, Vienna, Ga.
FOR SALE--My equity in 30-aere farm
and fruit um( near Brownsviile flf"
for SSO cash, $640 balance payable sl6
monthiy. Rare Chance, care {mn
HIGHLY improvea Meramee River
farm, 145 acres; 100 in cultivation:
near rallroad. fine location: bargain,
¥_Carter, Wesco, Mo,
FOR BALE -Small truck gardens for
waie. §I.OOO on sasy terms. seven miles
from Union Station, Atlanta. Address
Box 304, Georglan. '~
WRITE 1 A Thornhill before buying
North Alabama farm lands. New De.
catur, Ala
FOR BALE ~East Texas land, M o $lO
'l"" acre Carland Smith, Tasper,
SARN
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FARMS WANTED.
WANTED Information regarding xooa
farm or unlm{)roved land for sale.
Send full particulars. R. G. List, Min
neapolis, Minn, ’
WANTED-—To hear direct from owner
of good farm or unimproved land for
gale. C. C. Buckingham, Houston,
JOXRN, e
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ECONOMICAL HOMES.
DO"not put too much money in a
home; buy a small place first, live
in it & while and afterward trade it in
for a more expensive, residence.
A PLACE NEAR GRANT PARK.
WE have a neat four-room house on
Woodson street, near Grant Park,
that we will sell for $1,400. It has
four rooms and bath, gas, tile man
tels, street paved, near car line, and
two blocks from city school.
A SMALL HOME IN INMAN PARK.
THIS is a five-room house on the
Lake avenue car line; has water,
ga3 and bath; faces wide thorough
fare; only three bloéks from city
school. An economical home that will |
be worth more money later on. Price |
SI,BOO. |
SMALL places ljke these are good‘
stepping stones to fine homes. ‘
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FORREST & GEORGE 1
FOR SALE—Six-room house.
River car line. Large lot.
$1,600—515.00 a month. No cash
payment. John Carey, 2 White
hall street.
FOR SALE New six-room bungalow,
just off Ponce Del.eon avenue. This
Is a beautiful brick veneer; has sleep-
Ing porch, hardwood floors, tile bfll‘)l.
brick mantels and handsome fixtures.
Will sacrifice at $4,350. Terms. For
information or keys phone Ivy 4612-J,
BRI B COWBNE
FOR SALE-—Bargain; have just put in
first-class repair No. 70 Hlllhrdl
street, three rooms and bath; SIOO cash,
$12.50 per month, at 7 per cent. West &
Headley. 1618 Healey Biag. vy Wl7,
WEST END--New house, two baths,
eight rooms, large closets, all conven
fences, furnace. On terms. No loan.
West 1449-1,, |
DECATUR — Five-room house, $560.00
~ down, balance monthly; all conven
fences. West 1449-L,
FOR BALE SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE
WITH LARGE LOT, BARGAIN. IVY
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.,
NORTH SIDE HOME
FOR EXCHANGE.
MODERN, two-story, eight-room home,
furnace and all modern conveniences;
Iul( front, side drive, on prominent
paved residence street, for exchange for
small house or vacant Jot. John 8.
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WANTED To trade central property
for lot end Ponce Del.eon line. K.,
care Georgian.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QR
EXCHANGE.
FOR EALE"Or exchange, storehouse.
dwelling in connection; #in elchlngo
for farm or sell cheap for cash. 199
Bellwood Ave. Atlanta phone 1260
| INSURANCE.
" WATCH FOR BURGLARS.
LET ME WRITE your burglary insu
rance. Have you a precious heirloom
you prize? We insure any valuables
automobiles, diamonds, silver, gold, mer- |
chandise, paintings, etc. More than $3,-
000,000 company. Phone Ivy 5472, ARCH
M. CONWAY, State Manager, 302 Hea
lo! Bulmm‘.
PLANTS, TREES AND SEEDS,
ALL VARIETIES,
FRUTT, SHADE, ORNAMENT
AL TREES; PECANS, WAI.-I
NUTS, SMALL FRUIT
PLANTS. ASK FOR CATA
LOGUE. IT'S FREE. CURE.
TON NURSERIES, AUSTELL,
GA. '
il'“filflfi PECAN TREES, 2 to 4 feet
high, 60c each: 10 trees for $4.75, or
45 per 100, Varleties, Ven Deman, Sur
tis, Randall, Teach, Stuart and Ru.sell,
gu‘rlmooa true to name, one-year-old
uds, &l tr:- are budded on thrifty
two-year «edlings and are therefore
very Lardy and salisfaciory;: plantin
directions sent on request. Terms, e‘lfi
;‘l:h order. John Mastalerz, Campville,
SNEED NURSERIES, Morrow, Ga., will
mall you free catalogues of all kinds
of fruft lr.«‘ Vines and plants, grafted
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. STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
FOR BAL¥E “Tady Thomson and Gandy
strawberry plants at 32 a thousand
Apply to C. W. Helms, Brown Mill road,
T CABBAGE PLANTS.
CARRAGTE PLANTE Farly Wakefield
and Succession nbhndhnu and
collard plants, l\;k per 1 deliverad,
R{'M' Oaks Plant Farm, Fort Green,
POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK
ALI Vx“l'7l't
PSS e~
CONKEY SAYS:
DON'T WORRY. Conkey's Roup Rem
edy protects your birds from the rave
Ages of this dread disease. Conkey's
new Poultry Book free with a packuge.
{.’!!fi"m"""flfl'i’":«' a Siver Bienated
A endottes and Silver Span
Hamburg cockerels; rflu vinnr:c and
m laying strain, 2to $8 Fine
hy stock. Raymond Heald. West
Chester, Pa
fi"!:Ag Tle. Why? Hens fail. Why?
. 10¢. Mileh goats pay. How?
Ehown for 10c. Both, 16c. Practioal
;wun-out Farm, East Bridgewater
“ne |
Jhow te tell ul‘il‘:u“b:‘eiw; dla
cov herough b -
"l‘lo"llmy Co, . O. Box 108, Milton,
i'a POULTRYMAN, If you are inter
it o B Sreuthr 41 58" ot
or m reular, *
6 Wena ™ br. Prudhomme, Thurment,
E%mfifl try ca t
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FOR RALE “Tavrred Plymeuth Tock and
:nvn lq:«n .:mham -..:‘ fir
sale. Bame hens at & bargain -
Mester Pox 345, Mokens, 8 ¢
IPOULTRY. PET AND LIVE STOCK
P A A e A AAAP NP
ANCONAS
fi()TTLED ANCUNAS — Write for
prices, stock or eggs. R. W, Van Hae
sen, Franklinville, New York. Author
Ancona History, Editor Ancona World,
Secretary United Ancona O,
ANC()NAS»”SpeckIed Beauties,”' fa
mous layers, profit payers. Exhibition,
utility. Trios, $3.50, $4.50 and up. Blue
bell Poultry__}t@fin_,_c_}}irlotte. .0
BUFF ORPINGTONS.
A A A A A s
BUFF ORPINGTONS.
TEN HENS, one cock, one cockerel, all
fine; some first prize birds among
them. Forced to sell for S2O. Harts
Poultry Farms, College Park. East Point
303-1.. 3
et b U eLR L e
Souetn i L SNNPINGS, 5
IT'S THE BLOOD that makes for prize
Campines; 9 out of 14 firsts at Syra
cuse in September, Why not get some
of this blood for your stock now at spe
cial prices? You win, or money back.
Remember “Martling ngaranteen a
hatch.” The Martling ennary, P. O.
Bos 137, Widgesela, N. J, -
8. C. White Leghorn and Silver Cam
pines; several hundred breeders and
cockerels; price right; guarantee to
glease; write your wants. Everbreeze
Soultry Farm, Franklin Depot, N. Y. _
SILVER CAMPINES—SS and $10; show
~ birds our specialty, Good utility hens
angd cockerels, $2. Order quick. A. D,
Bradford, Grandview Campine Farm,
Milton, Vt,
1 SAMES, it
WORLIS Test i,ame flghthg fowls and
my famous artridge ames, the
farmer’s mortin(e lifters. 1916 calendar,
with prices, 10c. Alfred F. Graham,
Moultrie, Ga,
| 2 INCUIATORsJ
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
’ THE RUCKEYE INCUBATOR.
| DIXTE SEED CO.,
‘ 113 WHITEHALL STREET.
st et o O U RSN L i
| LEGHORNS. ke
| NINETY-SEVEN PENS
COMPETED in the International Egg-
Laying contest at Mountain Grove,
‘lh;?é' November 1, 1914, to October 31,
Our pen of 8. C. Black L.eghorns fin
ished in eighth place, which was a grand
record.
Can spare four sisters of these fine
birds and a male for sls for the five.
Mark E. Johnson, 76 Beecher St.,
John 8. MecCreight, 325 Lawton St.,
e AR QB.
FOR SALE-—Peerless Single Comb
White Le!horna. Lay, weligh, pay
and win. Get the vest first, it pays.
Winners for your show. Good utility
stock. Satisfaction varameed. Ryan
Bros., Hendrlnk_-. W. Va.
IF INTERESTED in White Leghorns
for any purpose, record layers, utility
exhibition, day-old chicks or hatching
eggs, write Golden Rod Egg Farm, Har-
SURSURE RN, v
J. R. MILLER, of Postelle and Duck
town, Tenn., breeder of single comb
white Leghorns exclusively, Guaranteed
cure for cholera, 25 cents. REverybody
knows Miller.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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CONKEY SAYS: |
DON'T WORRY. Don’t take chances
when your show birds contract colds
or roup. CONKEY'S ROUP PILLS re
lieve such cases quickly. Try them,
Dealers everywhore. =~
e ORPINGTONS.
WHITE ORPINGTONS 200 high class
show birds at prices that will move
them. Patrick & Airgood, Colorado
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
BIG dark velvet{ red rose and 8. C, R.
I. Reds and blg Golden Buff Orgln.-
tons, trapnested, bred to lay; nest
strain and best blood lines: sell cock
erels cheap. Ava Poultry Yards, Ava,
Missouri.
FELCH can furnish St. Brahmas, Barred
and White Plymouth Rocks and White
Wyandottes of as pure breeding as can
Any other breeder. Address 1. K. Feich,
Box 176, Natick, Mass., for circular, |
COLFAX White Rocks will improve
your flock; husky, healthy, vl“r;roun
pullets, cockerels, cocks, hens. rite
Your wants. Please do! T. F, Richard-
Son —Colfax,” Evanston, 1.
FOR SALE - -The Fureka Barred Rocks:
never failed in the showroom; flock
average 182 eggs last vear: cockerels
and pullets; prices reasonable. W. H.
Haun, Hendricks, W, Va.
BARRED Plymouth Rocks exclusively;
exhibition and utilities for sale; both
matings: pens mated; eggs for hatch
ing. December 15. G G. Lockyear, Box
A, Chrisney, Ind. =~ i
FOR SALE—Barred Rock pullets, 76¢
each. Limited supply. A. A. Wygal,
Galax, Va.
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WYANDOTTES,
BUFF WYARNDOTTE yearling hens;
‘ May hatched pullets, cockerels and
cocks for sale; heavy laying strain; sat-
Asfaction ?annte«‘l: prices reasonable,
3. H. Clark, West Pawlet, Vermont.
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Many women customers. Write w-«‘
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TEN PAIRS of tumblers, at 50¢; two
r\fl of Pigmy Pouters. at $2.50; three
pa 8 of owls at $2.50; u;m mt‘::‘ ?‘::::..
at ; ROOY ones. one r .
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ten pairs of Runts. crosses, at §230 per
m Setterments, Maitese hens, White
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Bl RED-—— " CARNEATR
Extra l‘r."vah grade utility and
show birds, ‘t‘l!‘ squabe eve
menth in the year tha wmh from 3'.
1o 34 ounces at four weeks No stock
welghing less than 44 ounces 1o the ~sir
m‘ up to -:'.. oNnces Tm‘ '(:rm&:
pes n‘ on guarantes " .
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SIO.OO SILVER CUP.
WAS WON by our Extra Plymouth Rock
Homers in the last Columbus show.
Get in your order now for a few pairs
of these fine birds, $1.76 per palr.
MILFORD BROS., COLUMBUS, GA.
Members Dixie Pigeon Association.
_— . _ BEJO AfTorTation.
PIGEON GRAINS, peanuts, health grit,
small nesting tobacco stems and
mixed feed; largest flock 'of genuine
Plymouth Rock Carneaux and Homers
in the South; we can save you money.
Write to-day. Prince Edward Squab
Company, Box 111, Rice, Va. =
FOR SALY.—2OO high-class Jacobins of
the modern type. These birds are
bred from the best stock that could be
bought in America and abroad. No
birds for less than $3. Show birds a
specialty. George W. Meyer, 43 Chest
fnuf ot, Poyertows a 0
BIRDS OF QUALITY win where they
gO. Won more blue ribbons this year
than any other breeders in the State.
High class stock a specialty. Write me
your wants, Young stock and tested
breeders for sale now., J. A. Stewart's
Pigeon Loft, Griffin, Ga.
CARNEAUX-—~Guaranteed mated and
working; good color and shape and ex
cellent breeders; extremely reasonable
at $3 per pair; better prices for larger
numbers. Write The Carolina Pigeon
Plant, Box 413 A, Clinton, 8. C.
HOMERS AND CARNEAUX-—Healthy,
prolific., Show and utility birds rea
sonable. Eight years' breedlrlx!‘ In
formation free. Write wants. ational
Squab Farm, Wallace Williams, Prop.,
Iwsca, Texas.
WEELAUNEE-—New type white Ger
man runts; need no recommendation,
They are guaranteed fast breeders.
Young, unmated stock ror sale only,
Carneaux also. Weelaunee Lofts, Porter
dale, Ga.
FOUNDATION STOCK Carneaux. Start
small, watch them grow. We have
the birds. Write your wants. All breed
ers guaranteed as represented. Quincy
Carneaux Co., Box 62, Quiney, Ky.
BARGAINS-—Squab Breeders—Bargains.
Mated and working Homers, $1 per
pair; mated and working Carneaux, $3
per pair; unmated Carneaux, $1 each.
Gerald E. Swihart, Sturgis, Mich.
KINNARD'S Carneau pigeons, reds, yel
lows, fancy or utility, mated young
pairs; best for foundation stock; free
circular, &Vrlte your wants. James P,
Kinnard, Haskell, Texas. = __
FOR SALE—Homers, Maltese-homers,
Carneaux, and our speclal giant mar
ket. breeders that produce 24-ounce
squabs. Phutoi’raphs on request. Chas.
B._ Neff, Smithsburg, Md.
BANT your birds with Porter's C-E-Z
bl{ number color bands. They are
the best made. Price list and stmgxlu
z‘ree. Porter Band Company, Porterdale,
sa.
FOR SALE 50 White hen pigeons, 50
Yellow Dragoons; also 30 Magpies,
single and mated pairs breeders. E.
Hames, 5006 W. Kinzie St.. Chicago, lIL.
FOR SALE-Pigeons, Homers and
Glant crosses very cheap. John Ev
erett, P, O. Box 354, Pelham, Ga.
WHITE KING SQUABS, $2 pair; breed
ers, $2.50. White Kln(g Squab Co., 210
Best, High Point, N, C.
A NICE bunch of Yellow Carneaux
cheap. Write H. E. High, Tupelo,
B
ROYAL WITES the best utility pigeon.
Write H. E. High, Tupelo, Miss.
»idt GUINEA PIGS.
FOR SALE--Guinea pigs, rabbits, ring
doves, white doves, fancy pigeons,
spotted rats, white rats, fancy mice.
John M. Ornellas, 1719 East Mason
Street, Springfield, M. == =
GUINEA PIGS make fine pets for the
children and find ready sale at good
prices, breeders and young stock for
sale. J. M. Young, Jr., Waycross, Ga.
| PET STOCK.
0 HOMERS, $1.25 ir; 12 pair 323;
Carneaux, $1.75 pa?r. 12 pair 6
Wooddux, sls; Pea Fowl, S2O: animals
and birds of every description. Boies,
Dover Plains, N. Y
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WANTED--See Haller for pets; birds,
cats, dogs, rabbits, ferrets, ‘{oldmm
pigeons, ete,, always on hand, rite us,
Haller's Bird Store, 523-R Franklin, St.
Louls, Mo.
FOR SALE-—~White mice at 50c a pair,
white rats, 50c a pair; special srlco on
lurrn lots. Ed. Schwing, Middletown,
Ohio.
BELGIAN HARES.
THOROUGHBRED Rufus Red Belgian
hares, red and racy; my stock is full
pedigreed: satisfaction {unnnteed.
Charles C. Keys, 1219 E. Willard St.,
Muncle, Ind.
CATS.
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WANTED —Black male kitten. Phone
- Main 5534,
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COLBIES, pure bred, 6§ weeks old, fe
males, §4; males, $7. French poodies,
fox terriers, hounds and bird pups or
dogs; trained or untrained. Also dog
remedies and food for dogs. Reason
able. Stamps for booklet. Pit game
vhlgken-. R. L. Darnall, Williamston,
8 C.
ATTENTION--Who sald dogs? Reuben
Clarke, international judge, importer
and exporter, has choicest selection of
all breeds in New York. We ship any
where. Satisfaction guaranteed. New
York Kennels, 113 East Ninth _street,
B N isl
BOSTON terrier puppies, both sexes,
beautifully marked, brindle and white;
no Better breeding on the market. All
papers furnished for registration. Hugh
Brown, 1018 George avenue, Chatta
nooga, Tenn,
YOUNG JINGO and Rip Rop pointer, 16
months old, black and white; all pa
pers; good nose, range and style. Guar
anteed not gun shy. S3O. Write for
detafls Thomas Shellman, Cedartown,
Ga.
BIRP DOGE, trained and untrained: fox
) terrier pupples, white with beautifu!
markings, § weeks old! males, $4; fe
nales, $2. B. W. Springfield. Dalton, Ga.
FIOUNDS - Traineq on fox, deer, woif,
‘ bear; bloodhounds: 50-page catalogue,
e stamps. Brookwood Kennels, lLex
ington, Ky, s e Bt
MUST sell seven collies, 10 Tamworth
| hoge, black \‘Hf’lhlfi. Ancona chick
)"hl. Luamley, Tullahoma, Tenn.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred ;ox terrier
l pups, 6§ weeks old. male 34, female
s2._O. M _Peeler, Sparta, Ga. |
cows. S
UR SALE fce younx cow, fresh in
milk; 3 gallons per day. 10 Racine
stroet.” West 1265-J or Main 2301
HOGS.
T BEEKEHIRE HOoax. T
Don’t be carried away by a fad or
fancy, but get the Berkshire, the hog
with a ham “what am."”
mr bred sows, bred and open gm.
service boars and p':sl. wll ages. hey
have size, quality a breeding.
Fair View Farm. Palmetto, Ge.
TALLEY'S Big Kind Poland Chinas for
sale Bred sows, gilts, p?n. “both
sexes, 10 weeks old to 4 and months
old: one boar a yvear old, one 18 months
old; p«lann furnished. Satisf: ~tion
guarante You see these ho? “afore
‘:a pc,v) .l!rm them. J. H. Talley &
n, Lula, Tenn.
AGENTS -Wa will lhip‘you samp e T"'
of the famous O, 1. C, hofi' on time
and give Ac‘ncy to firfl&y cant; two
"'Eg"' 2 poungs. r&o for free
book, ““The Hog from Birth to Bale.
The L. P. Bllver Co., iß] Vickers Bidg.,
Cleveland. Otle. ==~ g
FOR SALE-—1 have some choice regis
tered Duroc Jersey pigs for sale. Get
my prices hotm'q léuymc. J. A Leg
gett, Sandersville, Ga.
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NTE o buy twenty-five
Shetland Ponies, must be sound
and gentle. In answering give
lowest price and where can be
seen, Address G. S. A, Care
Georgian,
FOR KALE “Hay pony stallion. eight
years ol Avply n’ West Tenth 8t
FOR BALK -~ Shetiand pony. Phone De.
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Pigeons, APngtru and Pet Stock
The Columbus, Ga. Show
One of the most successful shows we
ever attended was held in Columbus last
week, but the publishing of the awards
will use all our space in this issue.
&{owever, we will have something to say
later.
Judges Charles T. Cornman and Mar
shall handled the poultry and E. B.
Ulrich placed the ribbons on the pig
eons, -
The winners in the poultry department
were as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks—Red Jones,
Fitzgerald, Ga.: 1 cock, 2 cock, 2 hen,
4 hen, 2 cockerel, 3 cockerel, 1 pullet, 4
pullet, 1 hen,
W. P. Barnes, Griftin, Ga.: 3 cock,
b hen, 2 pullet, 5 pullet.
C. J. Strickland, Savannah, Ga.: §
cock, 4 cockerel, 5 cockerel, 5 pen.
W. G. Norman, Griffin, Ga.: 1 hen,
3 hen, 1 cockerel.
George S. Hamburger, Columbus, Ga.:
4 cock.
E. B. Cartledge, Columbus, Ga.: 3 pul
let, 2 pen, 3 pen, 4 pen.
Barred Rock Specials—W. P. Barnes,
Griffin, Ga.: 1 cockerel bréd hen, 3
cockerel bred hen, 1 cockerel bred pul
let, 2 cockerel bred pullet, 2 cockerel
bred pen.
R. C. Ervin, Savannah, Ga.: 2 cock
erel bred hen.
W. G. Norman, Griffin, Ga.: 1 cock
erel bred pen.
Red Jones, Fitzgerald, Ga.: 4 cockerel
bred pullet.
W. G. Norman, Griffin, Ga.: § cockerel
bred pullet.
Robert Ervin, Savannah, Ga.: 3 cock
erel bred pullet.
Red Jones, Fitzgerald, Ga.: 1 fullet
bred cock, 1 pullet bred cockerel, 1 pul
let bred pen.
White Plymouth Rocks—Patterson
Farm, Fitzgerald, Ga.: 4 cock, b cock,
1 hen, 2 hen, 3 hen, 1 cockerel, 2 cock
;rel. 3 cockerel, § pullet, 3 pullet, 2 pen,
pen.
Paul A. Wright, Atlanta, Ga.: 2 cock,
5 hen, 4 cockerel, 1 pullet, 4 pullet.
C. O. Harwell, Atlanta: 4 hen.
J. H. Sherwood, Macon, Ga.: 1 cock,
3 cock, 5 cockerel, 2 pullet, 1 pen.
Partridge Plymouth Rocks—Daniel W,
Chambers, Tifton, Ga.: i hen, 1 Fen.
Partridge Plymouth Bockkb&n el W,
Chambers, Tifton, Ga.: 1 hen, 1 pen.
Buff Rocks—E. D. Watkins, Columbus,
Ga.: 2 cockerel.
White Wyandottes—Mrs. R. L. Jones,
Fitzgerald, Ga.: 1 cock, 1 hen, 3 hen,
1 cockerel, 2 cockerel, 1 pullet, 5 pullet.
P. J. Barbaree, Union Springs, Ala.:
1 pen, 2 pen.
Miss Annie White, Live Oak, Fla.: 3
pen.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds—O.
J. MeCrary, Thomasville, Ga.: 1 hen, 2
hen, 3 cockerel.
Mrs. Don Donaldson, Decatur, Ga.: 1
cock, § cock, 1 cockerel, 1 pullet, 5 hen,
4 pen.
R. C. Key, LaGrange, Ga.: 4 cock,
2 cockerel, 2 pullet.
W. F. Walker, Savanpah, Ga.: 2
cock, 4 hen, 4 pullet, 2 pen.
Sam Wilicox, Ocilla, Ga.: 2 cock, 3
hen, 1 pen.
H. H. Wilson, Columbus, Ga.: § hen,
4 cockerel, 5 cockerel, 5 pullet, 3 pullet.
Mrs. J. T. Brown, Andalusia, Ala.: 3
pen. .
Black Langshans—Lawrence 8r05.,!
Columbus, Ga.: 1 %en. |
Light Brahmas—D. C. Prim, Colum
bus, Ga.: 1 cock, 1 hen, 2 hen, 1 pullet,
2 puliet.
Single Comb White Leghorns—Mrs.
Robert West, Montgomery, Ala.: 3 hen,
4 cockerel, § pullet. ‘
E. A. Bond, Macon, Ga.: 3 cock, 4
cock, 4 pen. ‘
Beallwood Poultry Farm, Columbus,
Ga.: b cock, 2 cock, 1 cock, 1 hen, 4
hen, 5 hen, 2 hen, 6 cockerel, 3 cockerel,
1 cockelrel_ 2 esockere:l,. 1 pullet, 2 pullet,
2 pen, n, 5 pen, 3 pen.
&". L. a?lmch, Pensacola, Fla.: 3 pul
let, 4 pullet.
Buff Leghorns—W. W. Hunt, Jr., Co
lumbus, Ga.: 1 pen, 4xullet.
John Lowe Smith, Atlanta, Ga.: 1
cock, 2 cock, 1 hen, 2 hen, 3 hen, 4 cock
erel, 1 pullet, 2 pullet, 3 pullet, 4 pullet,
b pullet, 1 hen.
Buff Orpingtons—E. A. Fuller, Girard,
Ala.: 6 hen.
A. C. Raby, Macon, Ga.: 8 pen.
George A. Wilson, Ja., Greenwood,
Miss.: 3 hen, 4 hen, 1 hen, 3 cockerel,
5 cockerel, 4 pullet, 5 pullet, 1 hen, z|
pen.
Mrs. Ira Johnson, Lebanon, Tenn.: 3
cock, & cock, 2 hen, 2 cockerel, 1 cock
erel, 3 pullet.
O. A. Muse, Temple, Ga.: 2 cock, 4
cock, 4 cockerel, 1 pullet, 5 pen.
Mrs. Ed Morgan, Americus, Ga.: 2
puliet, 1 cock, 4 pen.
Black Orpingtons—George A. Wilson,
Jr.,, Greenw Miss.: 3 cock, 2 cock,
1 hen, 2 hen, cocl;ler;el.ll cockerel, 4
pullet, 1 llet, 2 pullet, pen.
55 K}'u... Temple, Ga.: 1 cock,
5 hen, 3 cockerel, 3 pullet, 5 puliet.
E. A. Fuller. Girard, Ala: 4 hen.
‘ W, P. Carter, numtl.fln. Ga.: 3 hen.
White Orpingtons—lewis Gercke, Au
gusta, Ga.: 3 cock, 5 cock, 1 hen, 1
cockerel, 5 pullet, 3 pen. {
George A. Wilson, Jr., Greenwcod,
Miss.: 2 cockerel, ¢ pen. g |
R. C. Branscombe, Union Springs,
Ala.: § cockerel |
W. A. Andrews, Opelika, Ala.: 2 hen,
3 hen, 4 hen, 2 pullet, 4 pullet, 3 cock
erel,
Mrs. H. K. Knowles, Cuthbert, Ga.: 1
(coek, 2 cock, & hen, 1 pullet, 3 pullet, 1
hen,
& A "u'ch‘ln;on. Valdosta, Ga.: ¢
cock, 4 cockere pen.
Red Sussex—ed Sussex Farm, Marys.
ville, Mich.: 2 pen.
white cmunlrs. .w Dudley, Colum
bus, Ga.: 2 pullet, pen.
w. . ?lc(?ook_ Columbus, Ga.: 1 hen,
5 pullet, 2 pen.
.‘l’ohn 8. Jenkins, Columbus, Ga.: 1
n, 1 coek, 2 cock, 3 cock, 4 cock, 4
fl:n‘ 3 hen, 2 hen, 3 pullet, 1 pullet, 4
pullet,
Dark Cornigh--J. R, l'lumorn. Ma
con, Ga.: l. pullet, 2 cock, cock, 4
hen, 3 hen, 3 pen, 4 pen.
0. 1.l (;hnlor_ Camp Hill, Ala.: 3
cockerel, pen . i
Jaquelin Farm, Warrenton, Va. »
cock, 4 cock, 1 hen, £ hen, 3 cockerel, 1
cockerel, § wl""' 2 pullet, 3 pullet, 1
ullet, 2 pen, pen.
P'White "Crested Black Polish—E. D,
Watkins Columbus, Ga.: 1 pen.
Black Breasted Game Bantams—E. L.
Schiren, Savannah, Ga.: 1 cock, 1 cock.
Indian Runner Ducks—~Clarence D.
Schirmer, Charleston, 8. C.: 1 drake, 2
drake, 1 duck.
The sweepstakes and specials were
awarded as follows:
Beallwood PouanF‘umwßu( display
any one variety, S6O gold offered b{ Co
lumbus Pouitry Assoclation; the [ts.a-
Cola Company silver cup for best pen
in show ¢
Jaquelln Farm, Warrenton, Va.—The
John Wade & Son, Memphis, Tenn., sil
ver cup for best cock bird in show
w. (f Norman, Griffin, Ga.—~The J. )
Speed & Co. silver cup for best cockerel
in show
Qoorv A, Wilson, Jr., Greenwood,
Miss.~The M. A. Calhoun silver cup
for”b« hen in show
Mre ‘btn Donaldson, Decautr, Ga.--
Mrs. T U Butts mvg cup for best
coekere! and D*IIOQ by lady exhibitor,
Mrs. H. J. Knowles, Cuthbert, Ga. -
The American Theater siiver cup, best
in show by hd" exhibitor,
”fuuoun Farm arrenton, Va.-410
m&om. best cock in show.
allwood Poultry Farm-—3B in geld,
second best cock.
uoorv A Wison, Jr., CGreenwood,
Miss 910 in gold for best hen
Lewis C. Gercke, Augusts, Ga. 8§ in
gold for second best hen.
w. ‘O Nnrv‘u':‘ 'nfll'm. Ga.~slo In
gold. best corke n shew.
uun. Y;on Nuk;::n. h-.mwr. Ga
in . meeond coe h
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ATLANTA, GA., SUNDAY,
Mrs. Don Donaldson, Decatur, Ga.—
$5 in gold, second best pullet.
Jaquelin Farm, Warrenton, Va.—slo
in gold, for the lergest entry from the
longest distance.
A. L. Chappelear, Somerset, Va.—ss
in gold for the second largest entry
from the longest distance.
Special ribbons as follows:
Best display Plymouth Rocks, by Red
Jones, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Best display Wyandottel, ».R . C
Barbaree, Union Springs, Ala.
Best display Rhode Island Reds, by
Mrs. Don Donaldson, Decatur, Ga.
Best display Orpingtons, by George
H. Wilson, Jr., Greenwood, Miss.
Best display Leghorns, by Beallwood
Poultry Farm.
Best pen in show, by Beallwood Poul
try Farm.
Best pen of Minorcas, by A. B. Moore.
BB:st pen of Asiatics, by Lawrence
ros.
~ Best cock in show, by Jaquelin Farm,
Warrenton, Va.
Best hen in show, by George H. Wil
son, Jr., Greenwood, Miss.
Best cockerel in show, by W. G. Nor
man, Griffin, Ga.
Best pullet in show, by Beallwood
Pogitry gxurm
st splay, any one variety, by
Beallwood Poultry Farm.
__Red Jones, Fitzgerald, Ga.—The V. J.
Pekor silver sup for best pen Plymouth
‘Rocks; %5 in gold for best display Bar
red Plymouth Rocks; the E. B. Cart
led‘g'e cup for best pen of Barred Rocks.
. G. Norwood, Griffin, Ga.—The C.
L. Oats silver cup for best male in sin
‘gle clags; the silver cup for best female,
single class.
~_Patterson Farm, Fitzgerald, Ga.—ss
in gold, best dllply White Rocks.
_J. H. Sherwood, Macon, Ga.—The C. 8.
Sparkman silver cup, best pen White
Rocks.
~ Paul A. Wright, Atlanta, Ga.—Hand
some silver cup for best White Rock
female in single class.
J. H. Sherwood, Macon, Ga.—The
Gerson Hat Company, silver cup for
best White Rock male in single class.
Mrs. Don Donaldson, Decatur, Ga.—
g (lln gold for best display Rhode Island
eds.
Sam Willcov, Ocilla, Ga.—The J. P.
F;sner cup for best pen Rhode Island
.
Mrs. Don Donaldson, Decatur, Ga.—
The D. H. Goodwin Company silver cup
for best Rhode Island male, sinfle
class; silver cup for best female in sin
gle class.
Mrs. H. J. Knowles, Cuthbert, Ga.—
The W. E. Cody silver cup for best pen
Or lnfitona.
(g. . Wilson, Jr., Greenwood, Miss,—
:5 in gold for best display Buff Orping
ons,
Mrs. Ira Johnson, Lebanon, Tenn.—
The T. P. Wade silver cup for best
male in single class.
O. A. Muse, Tom&le. Ga.—Sßilver cup
for best female Buff Orpington in sin-|
gle class.
Geor‘; H. Wilson, Jr., Greenwood,
Miss.—The J. A. Beard cup for best pen
Buff Orpingtons.
Mrs. !‘»} J. Knowles, Cuthbert, Ga.—
$5 in gold for best display White Or
pingtons; the Superior Feed Company,
Memphis, Tenn., silver cup for best pen
White Orpingtons; the E. H. Johnson
silver cup for best White Orpington
male in single class.
Lewis C. Gercke, Augusta, Ga.—The
silver cup, best White Orpington fe
male, slnfile class.
O. A. Muse, Temple, Ga.—Silver cup,
best Black Orpiny!on male, single class
G. H. Wilson, Jr.,, Greenwood, Miss. —
Silver cup, best Black Orplngton fe
male, single gless; silver cup, best pen
Black Orpingtons. ‘
The Jaquelin Farm, Warrenton, Va.—
$5 in gold, best display Cornish; $5 in
gold, best dh%:y Dark Cornish; silver
cup, best pen rw Cornish; silver cup,
best male Dark Cornish; the Z. D. Hun
ter silver cup, best female, single class,
Dark Cornish.
John 8, Jenkins—B§s in gold for best dis
play White Cornish; silver cup for the
best pen White Cornish,
W. W. McCook—Dr. C. A. Dexter sfl
ver cup for best White Cornish in sin
gle class.
Beallwood Poultry Farm—The J. W,
Blackmon silver cup best pen Leg
horns; $56 in gold for best display White
Leghorns: siiver cup for best male
White h{hom: silver cup for best fe
male White Leghorn; silver cup for best
pen White Leghorns.
John Lowe Smith, Atlanta, Ga.—ss in
gold for best display Buff Leghorns,
| A. A. Ingram, Columbus, Ga.—Silver
cux for best pen Mottled Anconas. |
. L. Chappelear, Somerset, V&—lS‘
in gold for best display Mottled An
conas. |
The Dixie Pigeon Association held
its semi-annnal exhibition in connec
tion with the Poultry Show, and awards
ig this were as follows:
Archangels—l cock, 1 hen, Lawrence
Broa.
Carriers—l cock, Mills, Atlanta.
Red Carneaux, Old Cocks—l, 3. Geo.
W. Anderson, Atlanta; 2, §, N. K. Bow
den, Columbus; 4. H. R. Sheridan, Co
lumbus.
Old Hens--1, 8,5, Bowden: 2, Ander
son,
1915 Bred—l, 4,5, John 8, McCreight,
Atlanta: 2, Anderson: 3, Bowden.
Yellow Garneaux, Old Cocks—l, 2,3,
{, Bowden; 5, Milford Bros., Columbus.
Old _Mens—l, 2,4, 5, Bowden; 3, Mil
ford Bros.
1915 Bred--1, 2,4, 5, Bowden; 3, Ster
llnl Lofts,
plashed Carneaux, Old Cocks-!
Milford Bros: 2,3, 4, Sterling Plgeon
Lofts: 5. W, J. Davidson, Columbus.
Old Hens—l, Sterling Pigeon Lofts; 2,
4, Milford Bros.; 3. Anderson; §, C. 8,
Burden, F:xlmvmo. Ga.
Im'f't“ Bred--All to Sterling Pigeon
.
Dragoons—F. W. Bechtel, Neffs, Pa .
1 hen: R. B. Bradley, Austell, Ga., 1,2,
8,4, cock; 3,5, hen: M. J. Gatewood,
Columbus, Ga.. § cock, 2, 4 hen,
Fan Tall Whites—Miiford Bros, 1,2,
2, 5 cock, 5 hen, 2 young bind: M. I,
Gatewood, 4 cock, 3 hen, 1, 3 young bird.
3, 5 cock, § hen, 2 youn’ bind
Fan Tails, A. O. C—Milford Hros. 1, &
cock, 5 hen; M. J. Gatewood 2,2, 4 cock,
1. 2. 8. 4 hen,
Frilibacks, White—Milford Bros 2
cock, 2 hen; W, F. Mills, Atlanta 1 coek
and 1 hen
Homers Shew-—M. J. Gatewood 1,2, ¢
6 B cock, 1,8 3. 4, bhen, 1,3, 8,4 5
young bird
Homers, Racers—Dr. B. 8§ Bomar,
Atlanta, 1,2, %, 4 cock, 3, 8 hen, 1,3, 3
i bird: M. J. Gatewood 4, § young
rd.
Homers, Exhibition—M. J. Gatewood,
1 cock, 1 hen, 1, 2 young bird.
Homers, wmla’u (Blue Barred -
i. Gatewood 1,2, § cock, 2, 3 hen; Mil.
ord Bros. 4, & cock, 1,4, & hen, 2
‘mxng Mrd: C. B. Overby 1, 4 young
ird: John W. Whaley, Phenix City,
Ala., 3, © young bird
Homers, wmm.i (Blue Checkered)—
Milford Bros. § cock: C. P. Overby, 4. §
cock, 1 young bird: W. C. Davidson 1, 3
cock, 1 hen,
Homers. White—M. 1. Gatewood 1. 2
8 young bird: R C. Gorham § cock. 4
hen: T. 8. Roberts 4 cock: Miiford Bros
;."3. Scock. 1, 2,3 5 hen, 4, § young
Homers, Working. A. 0, C.—M. 1
Gatewood 2, 4 cock, 2 hen, 1,2, 8 youns
bird: Milford Hroe. 1,3, § cock, 1,3, ¢4
hen: C. P. Overby § hen.
Jacobine, A, O. C.—~Milford Rros 1|
«K‘W.M:'o ’K'l“" Miltord Rros 3
nge-—Mil ecock, 4
§ hen, 1, 3 voung bird; Dr. . 8. Pur
don, iugamm. 2, 4. 6 cock, 1,8, 3
hen: W, Mille, Atlanta, 1 cock
Maitese, White—T & n&hom 1, 3 cock,
1 hen, I‘ouu hird iford Rros 4
cock: A, Forbes, Girard 3 cock. M
J. Gatewnnd § cork, 1 hen. 2 young bird
'.r‘.fl‘“.: ‘l“ —"‘ 3 G‘;o'oJ 1, ¢
. dy hen. hen: T. K
Roherts § ‘onck: Milfort Brep. i hen. W
~ U‘lb. Atlanta, 2 cock, 4 hen
M llnh-'g. J. Gatewnod 3 ¢
{'gl:mflfih""‘ N berts | cock, | hen,
Maltese, A, 0. C.=M 1 Catewond |
1915.
2 cock, 1, 2 hen; T. S. Roberts 4,5, 6
cock; W. F. Mills, Atlanta, 3 cock.
Mondalnes, A. O. C.—C. B. Neffs,
Smithburg, Pa., 1, 2 cock, 1, 2 hen; Mil
ford Bros. § cock; R. B. Bradley, Ap
stell, 3, 4 cock, 3, 4 hen.
Magpies, A. 0. C.—Milford Bros., 1, 3
cock, 1, 2 hen, 1 young bird.
Owls, African Whites—George W. An
’derlon, Atlanta, 1 c%cllc‘, 1 hen; Frank
McEeachern 2 cock, en.
__Owls, African, A. O. C.—Frank Mo-
Eachern 1 cock, 1 hen.
Owls, Chinese, White—Milford Bros. 3
cock, 1 hen; George W. Anderson, At
lanta, 1 cock, 2 hen.
Owls, Chinese, Biue—W, F. Mills, At~
lanta, 1 cock.
Orlentals, Satinettes—Mlliford Broa.
1 cock, 8 hen; George W. Anderson, At
lanta, 2 hen W. F, Mills, Atlanta, 3
cock, 1 hen.
Pouters—W. F. Mills 1 cock; John W.
Whaley, Phenix City, 1 young bird:
I.Gehorge W. Anderson, Atlanta, 2 cock,
en.
Poulters, English, Blue—Harry T. Kji
patrick, Atlanta, 1 cock, 1 hen: Wil
liam H. Spratlin, Atlanta, 3 hen, 32
young bird; W, F. Mills, Atlanta, 2
cock; George W. Anderson, Atlanta, 3
cock, 2 hen, 1 young bird.
Pouters, En¥llsh, Red—Harry T, Kil
patrick, Atlanta, 2, 5 cock, 8, 8 hen, 1,
4 young bird; W. F. Mills, Atlanta, 1,
3 cock; John W, Whaley, Phenix aC"ity.
2,3, B young bird; George W. Ander
son, Atlanta, 4 cock, 1 hen.
Pouters, ént?mh. A. O. C.—Harry 7.
Kilpatrick, Atlanta, 1 young bird: Geo.
W. Anderson, Atlanta, 1,2, 8 cock, 1, 2
and 3 hen,
Pouters, Pigmy, A. O. C.—Dr. J. B.
Roberts, Phenjx City, 1, 4 cock; Milford
Bros., 8 cock, 1, 3 hen; William H.
Spratlin, Atlanta, 2 cock, 2 hen.
Pouters, Pigmy, White—wW,. F. Mills,
Atlanta, 1 cock.
Pouters, English, White—T. S. Rob
erts 1 young bird; William F. Mills,
Atlanta, 1 cock.
Runts, English, Blue—M. J. Gatewood
1 cock, 2 hen; Milford Bros. 1. 4 B
young bird; W, F. Mills, Atlanta, 1 cock
1 hen; A. M. Forbes, Girard, 3 cock, $
hen, 1 3&oung bird.
Runts, erman, White—John A. Por
ter, Porterdale, 1,2, § cock, 1, 8 hen,
1,2, 8,4, 5 young bird; Milford Bros.
4, 5 hen; William H. Spratlin, Atlanta,
3, 4 cock, 2 hen.
Turbitts, A. 0. C.—Milford Bros. 1
cock, 1 hen, 1, 2 young bird.
Turbiteens, A. 0. C.—Milford Bros. 1
cock, 1 hen,
Tumblers, Muffed—M. J. Gatewood 2
cock, 2 hen; George W. Anderson, At
lanta, 1 cock, 1 hen.
Tumblers, Clean Leged—Milford Bros.
1, 2 cock, 1, 2 hen, 1, 2 young bird.
Tumblers, Bald Head—Milford Bros.
1 cock, 1 hen,
Tumblers, Parior, Red—W. F. Mills,
Atlanta, 1 cock, 1 hen.
Tumblers, A. O. C.—Milford Bros. 1
cock, 1 hen; John W. Whaley,* Phenix
City, 2, 3 cock, 2 hen.
Duches s,White—Milford Bros. 5H53
ecock, 1, 2 hen.
Helmets—George W. Anderson, Atlan
ta, 1 cock, 1 hen.
Hollanders—George W. Anderson, At
lanta, 1 cock, 1 hen.
The sweepstakes and special prizes
were awarded as follows:
1. Dixie Pigeon Assoclation silver
cup, valued at $25, for best D. P. A
banded bird in show. Won by George
W. Anderson, Atlanta.
2. Secretary B. E. Adams silver euR.
valued at $lO, for second best D. P. A
banded bird in show. Won by George
W. Anderson, Atlanta.
3. T. 8. Roberts silver cup, valued at
sls. for best display, all varieties com -
peting. Won by Milford Bros.
4. James A. Stewart silver cup, vai
ued at $lO, for best old cock in the show.
all varieties competing. Won by Mil
ford Bros.
5. Hendricks Grocery Company silvar
cup, vdlued at $lO, for best dlsa}ty of
utility birds by local exhibitor. on by
M. J. Gatewood.
8. The Pro{reulve Poultryman, Co
lumbus, Ga., §6 worth of udvertlltnwor
entry from the longest distance. on
by F. W. Bechtel, Neffs, Pa.
7. The Columbus Poultry Supply Com
pany, 100-Ib. bag Dixie Brand pigeon
feed for best display by local D. P, A.
member. Won by M. J. Gatewood.
8. W. O. Glenn, Eur‘ White Homers
for best bird shown by boy under sixteen
years. Won by Frank McEachern.
9. M. J. Gatewood, $lO silver cup for
best display of fancy birds. Won by
Milford Bros.
10. C. M. Woolfolk, $lO silver cup for
second best display, all varieties com
peting. Won by M. J. Gatewood.
11. Hofflin & Greentree, sl9 silver cup
for best old heh, all varieties. Won by
Harry Kilpatrick, Atlanta.
12. The Columbus lAd:er silver cup
valued at 310, for best display of Car
neaux. Won by N. K. Bowden.
13. A. R. Turner silver cup, valued
at $lO, for best Red Carneaux hen. Won
by N. K. Bowden.
14. W. W, MeCook, $lO silver cup for
best Yellow Carneaux in show. Won
by N. K. Bowden.
15. N. K. Bowden $lO silver cup for
best Splashed Carneaux in show. Won
by Milford Bros.
16. A. R. Turner pair White Kings
for second best voung Red Carneaux
cock in show. Won by John 8. Me-
Creight, Atlanta.
17. The J. W. Willlamson Company
Glassboro, N. J., 50-Ib. bag Red Cross
Health Grit for best Red Carneaux cock
in show. Won by George W. Anderson,
Atlanta.
18. W. O. Glenn. pair Carneaux for
best Rose Wing Yellow Carneaux hen
Won by Sterling Pigeon Lofts.
19. D. C. Prim_ $lO silver cup for best
display. Won by R. B. Bradley, Austell
Ga.
20. E. B Cartledge, $2.50 in gld for
best display White buchen. on by,
Miiford Bros,
21. Boyce Bros,, $lO silver eun for bast
disnlay Fantails. Won by Milford Bros
22. J. J. Yarbrough, $2.50 in gold for
best Fantail in show. Won by Milford
Bros.
22 Van Marcus, $lO silver cup
| for best display Show Homers. Won by
M. J. Gatewood
24. C. 8. Jenkins, sl6 silver cup
for best display of working J}omers
Won by Milford Bros.
25. Mrs. M. J. Gatewood, $lO =i} cun
for best exhibition Homer, Wnn'gy M
J. Gatewood
26. W. J. Davidson, pair Carneaus
for best barred working Homers. Won
by C. P. Overby
27. George W. Anderson. Atlanta, Ga
$lO silver cup for best display of Ma!
tese. Won by M. J Gatewood.
» A P. Turner, nlr Enqm:h
Pouters for best D. P A, nded Black
| Maltese Won by T. 8. Roberts.
29. Milford Bros., pair Red Carneaux
for best White Maltese. Won by M.
Gatewood,
, 30. M. 1 Blackmon, $1.50 bottie
of perfume for best Red Maltese. Won
by M. Jl. Gatewood
l 31. John A. Porter, $lO silver eunp
for best young Red Carneaux. Won by
John 8, glemmhh Atlanta, Ga.
r Columbus Poultry Supply Co., drink
Jing fount for best African Owl in r‘huov
Won by George W. Anderson, Atlanta
Ga
| 4. P. E._ Whittlesey, 3§lo silver
| cup for best English Pouter, Won b
George W. Anderson, Atlanta, Ga.
| 35. R. B. Bradley, $lO silver eup
for best display White German Runt
Won by John A. Porter, Porterdale, Ga
3. E. B Cartledge, $250 in "old
| for best German Runt, shown by mem
[ber D. P. A. Won by John A. Porter
| Porterdale, Ga -
n BT fl\-orh& . In w for
| best Sllver Runt ‘on by W. F. Mills,
| Atlanta. Ga
y 28 M. R Bheridan, $lO silver oup
best 1815 White King coek Won b
1 C. 8. Burton, I{ngmwnh. Ga
x 2%, The J W, Willlamson Com'p‘ny
0 pounds Red Cross Health Grit far
| bent White K!u‘!.mk Won by W, ¥
Mille, Atlanta,
40. Milford Bros, pair Yellow Car
| neaux for bhest White Kings, Weon »
W, F.Mills, Atlanta, CGa.
A 1 Ome year's subseription to Amer
ean Squab Journal for best White King
cock. Won by W. F. Mills,
i 42. One year's subscription to Amers
can tla\uh Journal, Warrenton, Mo, o
[ best White King hen. Wan b Drn
8. Burton. Hogansville, (ja.
42, One Haliman's Pigeon Tiagister soy
|| beat 1816 White King hen Won by MY
"s ™ "
ne wilman’s wenn .
| for best 1815 White King hen w'f.."p..
Mll:m;' flr-; .
4 Ve Burden loft Ragiste -
largest entry of White th‘;’ &:n ,b»
O 8 Burden, Hogansville, fia
1.8 W, C Davideon, 81 in cash
for host Magple cock. Woan by Miltant