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THE GEREORGIAN - AMERICAN
Atlanta’'s Want Ad Directory
20 East Alabama Street.
A A P PPP
The law of Georgla declares a finder
of lost goods, who, having means of
knowing the flghtful owner, retains
them for the finder's own use or advan
tage, may upon conviction thereof be
punished for mimple larceny. A person
who finds iost goods is lef.\ly liable to
the rightful owner for thelr proper care
while in the finder's %onnnflm. and he
in legally entitled to be reimbursed for
expenses incurred in properly clrln&for
the goods found, and may retain them
until such expenses are paid
The following articles weres found on
the city and suburban street cars yes
ferday. Owners can secure them by ap
pl.\'ln’. with full description, at the Lost
and Found office of the (;eor‘h Rallway
snd Power Company, 2% Walton street:
1 Purse
2 Palrs Gloves.
2 Bundles Dry Goods ’ {
3 Palrs Glasses !
2 Books,
1 Walking Cane i
1 Grip. |
1 Belt.
1 Buneh Keys
LOST—White English bulldog, black
spot on head. Last seen late Sunday
afternoon corner Highland and Cleburne
nvenues Finder will please call lvy
$565-1. or return to €65 Highland ave-
Mue for reward. R hmaiiarcnin
1.%’1‘ ~Strayed Sunday a. m. from 201
ashington street, small white and
hrown setter dog. with collar and chain.
Reward for return. Main 9606.
LOST - Sterling silver coin ruru‘ "11. l
L. K" engraved on one side; ‘1916
on other. Call West 371, or return to
SV iee Bt. forreward. =~ == 00
LOST--Rlack, white and tan l.lowelhyn
sotter biteh. Answers to name lady.
Phone R. 8. Abbott. Ivy 3835. J
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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Ready Reference and
Phone Directory of
Reliable Firms.
D e P ePP i
AUTO REPAIRS -GARAGES.
A NN NGNS NSNS LA S 0 NN B
FEN ALL NIGHT,
O E H ODOM BROS.
GARAGE AND REPAIRS
Q4l IVY BT M 1622 AtL %00,
R BAAR LR R WA
ALTERING AND PRESSING.
MMMMMW
!V* 6199-J. 26 E Alexander St. Best
dq cleaning company; suits
dry cleaned T6c. ladies’ suits and dress
oß, §1 up. Satisfaction guaranteed.
BLANK BOOK MAKERS.
INN NSNS NGNS NSNS P SIS
WEBB & VARY,
Printers and Blank Book Makers.
LOOSE LEAF DEVICES.
18 West Alabama Bt., Atlants, Ga.
BIBLE AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
WMMWWM
Yestaments 18¢, 36c, $1.50.
Bibles 36e, SI.OO, §1.50.
m‘ ous assortments lie, 25¢, SI.OO
Hopkils Book Concern, 153 Auburs Ave
CONTRACTOR AND TILEWORK,
MMvaMW
Royal Tile & Construction Co., '
815 Avstell Plag M. 1315, AU i 1 |
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CHIROPODIST,
A A AAIAPIIG
D LEVERETT, Candier Bldg., Turk
ish bath, ingrowing nalls, corns, dun
fons.
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CHINESE LAUNDRAY,
A A
Chester Chin Laundry, 128 8. Pryor.
Lollars, 1ig0; shirts, ic. Neat work
DENTAL WORK.
Painless Dentists - Satisfuction mm
teed, gold crown, 2.k, §3; N“fi'
work, per tooth, $4; white crown,
Consultation free. Ga. Dental Pariors,
101' Whitehall
DELICATESSEN.
A A ——————
NEW POSTOFFICE
DELICATESSEN
Imported from Greece, Pure Olive 011,
1 gallon, $2.35. 1 quart, 70
“ gallon $1.30; 1 pint, e
3 Walton street Atlanta 881
HORSESHOEING.
RA A A A PPP
4. VON REEDEN. If they are lame
_bring them to me 5 Central Avenue
JUNK,
R A A A ————————
LANLIL JIUNK QO
sain 747 39138 Peters Kt Atlants l
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‘\ LIQUID VULCANIZER. |
B P,
. DOBOFOX. The vulcanized pateh can't
i ...‘:"'“! LOutfits, §l. S K Aloundu‘
wUMBER
AA A SAL 5 I B g 8
““..“ Every wing uw .
Pali ] I T uilams
L umber a 4 l&m' ' Main 18
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; LITERARY BROKERS.
INN o e
. ‘O'C’J’HI':I:.UTE“RARI’ BI'SEM‘.
; BT b oplays sold on
| Somminsion. #bo Austels Buliiing
F MESSENGER sEnVICE.
I e T
F? v b Day and Night Messenger
. Merviee i Athm 250
. PLUMBING AND MEATING.
BB TIMATES furnished free We spe
tmer sreet Mai _uhfi.yjk_
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
f BUSINESS CARDS.
| ROOF REPAIRS.
| ROOFINGS.
| THREE-PLY at s§l42, $1.72, $1.87 or
. $2.08 per roll, 108 Bq. ft. Cash. Jullus
H._lvey, 242-4-6 Edgewood Ave.
X . Repairs al._ kinds. 13 mo.
Mooney giZn. M ptiihable 1. %
| BHOE REPAIRING.
iR A A AN PPt APt
3 , Work called for and
‘S}](;p I{Onur} delivered., 2 Auburn.
Ivy 23 10. Atlanta 1492, %37 Peachtree.
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT.
=2 PE'\\'Rl'l‘Eß.: R l‘s N T E D—Nonvis.
ibles, four months, Bss; visibles, three
months, $7. Initial payment applies if
purchasea. Ask for Catalog Q 178,
American Writing Machine Conipany, 48
Borth Tryor stest. Atlans, = -
VIOLIN MAKER.
FINE violin repmrln{ 8. M. Kimbrell,
511 Forsyth RBidg. lvy 1283%-L.
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
DENTAL WORK.
THE clinie of the Atlanta Den
tal College is now open after
the holidays. Cor. Edgewood
and Ivy St. Hours, 9a. m. to 1
D
BERIOUH results come from trusses im
“,porfocfly fitted. John B. Daniel, 34
all street, has expert fitters. It will
cost you no more for him to fit you. j
DANCING,
BRI AR A A
DANCING taught every afternoon, 3 to
6, Monday, Wednesday and F‘riduy
nights, 8 to 10:30, by Mrs. E. 8. Hurst
and Miss Tommie Brantley, assisted by
Mr. Jack Courtney, 271% Whl_&ehull St
T 1Y Dancing School, 44 FKast
}l lJ Rb']- Hunter. Classes 8 to" and 8
to 10 p. m. Five teac. ers. Ballroom
dancing._We know how. Main 4813-L.
LANE'S Dancing Academy 217? Peach
tree, (Jgon day and nl!ht. vy 6786,
DA NClNG—Tuesdniv. Thursaay and Sat
urday nights. 271% Whitehall Bt.
Dancing lessons day and nlnht. Results
guarantesd. Sari Flelds, M. 1459,
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
ON POWER MACHINES,
YOR BKIRTE MIDDY
BLOUSES AND DRESSES;
GOOD PAY; STEADY WORK.
B. & A MFG. CO, T 704%
EDGEWOOD AVE.
WANTED—Young women ana giris de
#iring attractive positions. Welfare of
employees closel lupervlue& Their con- |
duct guarded. "‘our wesNs' tnlnln‘r
course, Balary periodically increased.
Heferences required. Lunch room, re
tiring room, Carnegie lerng books.
Miss Bell, 'l‘runinfi School, Auburn
Ave, Southern Bell Tel. and Tel. Co.,
Atlanta, Ga,
HOUR'S fun, ye old ilorolcope ohart;
answers questions, future business,
luck, mlrrllie prospects, ru!lnfl planet,
chief tralt character, eto.; will amuse
and entertaln entire funll(!; only birth
date necessary; dime. ‘nited Litho
graph Co.. Box HW-§715, Boston, Mass.
MANICURIST-—At once, first-class, ex
perienced young lady, of neat, attrac
tive appearance; &urln!oc $lO week, 75
| rer cent over $13.00; best -hos and trade
in elty. Address D). G, Paris, 28 Con
gress St West, Savannah, Ga.
WANTED — Experienced maniourist,
tial location, where can also do ladies’
work. Permanent place for right rl.
| Write or call M. A. Matrs, 11 E Highth
St, Springfield Barber Shop, Jackson
vilfe, F"; e 4 L
AT ONCE-Ten ladies to travel, dem
onstrate and sell well-established line
to our dealers; previous experience not
necessiry; good gey. rallroad fare paid
Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 283, Omaha,
B s
YOUNG Tadies desiring to learn miili
nery, call by The Speclalty Shop, 14
Easi funter strest, before assoclating
yourselves with any other millinery
-'r):ool
WANTED - Young lfiy to do steno
graphic work from 8 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Give eumrlance. references and salary
expected. V. C Cy, care Georgian.
WANTED- Woman halrworker to make
vnr and ventilated work. 8, A. Clay
ton & Co, 18 E. Hunter St,
WANTED--Colored woman for .senenl
housework: references required. 614
Capital avenue, bR X
WANTED -Cooks, num-‘ houlftlrll.
malids and office giris. 160% Auburn
avenue, = L .
WANTED-Glrl for office, not over 15,
. half day. Main 3975
HELP WANTED-—-MALE,
B e ee e e L NPy
WHEN In need of satisfactory
om&bymont or desire & better
goelt n, see us,
‘ommercial help only
INTERSTATE,
w %
e E?..'g..‘. e o
Loulsville, Clnnenoo“:
Memphis, Nashville.
ATLANTA
WANTED--A-1 OIL SALES.
MAN. MUST COME WELL
RECOMMENDED AND FUR.
NISH GILT-EDGE REFER.
ENCES. GOOD SALARY TO
START. 319 EMPIRE BLDG.
WANTED-—AI draftsman, must
be experienced in locomotive
drafting. Salary S6O to SIOO to
begin. Good opportunity for
advancement. See Mr. Houser,
319 Empire Bldg. ;
WANTED--Young man as assistant
bookkeeper. Must have had office ex.
&onefire and be able to furnish bond.
© out-of-town applicant considered.
Answer In own handwriting stating nv.
experience and references. Address V.
&0, 000 Georginn,
RAILWAY Mall Clerks wanted. s#o
- first year, promotion to ll,& Kxami.
nations February 10 in every State
Common education sufficient with m
!umchmf. Write for free booklet Qui fl!.
and full ilnformation Earl Hopkins,
SRS
DOUBLE your money seiling diamond
' -
‘.m,“ oek at il
S’:'dri é‘o "w‘.‘m&m‘.’?‘tfl.&
110 Eauitable Widg. Haltimore, MA.
fi}fl Why not learn the barber trade
pecial six week course and Hood set
B i Tod" Bhals 2
|llh Moler rnb.er (‘o?h.u.'l. .N or-
Yyt
s%flm“fl.‘ Arst-clans grocery and dell:
Catesten man. must be man of un.
questionad integrity and abliity. good
Salary to right man. give age and t
L record. “Grocery,” Hox 80, floorx:
wosad ———t . ..
'E{ (:‘-L:::nmi.w:u':-::h yw’::e bar.
m‘fr:u'r”eh‘em.:f‘ &' "’l‘-‘. B
Atianta Tarber' College, 10 1 ' Mitchel
A MAN who desires a good position in
ALy commercial line, or who woul
buy or sell all uf'{‘fl of & business to
#te the Emory Husiness Bureau, 633
(Mhrmlfidn t,fgnMopch‘l service,
WANTED - Carpenters: 1 t
oSI T Bt R
i -
‘.u, 81, A. J. Green, f:"t‘mm st
.« Bavaunah, Ga.
READ FOR PROFIT—GEORGIAN WANT ADS —USE FOR RESULTS
HELP WANTED—MALE.
AA A A A A A A A APt
EMORY Business Bureau can furnish to
out-of-town firms, on short notice and
without cost, expert clerks, bookkeepers,
stenographers, etc. Make ug prove fit.
622 Candler Bldg. '~ "
WHITE jewelry buffer, polisher on eleo
tric motor. Ask for H. Fox, bstween
7 and 10 p. m. this evening. Willlams
Hotel, near Postoffice. ~
$25 WEEK pald chauffeurs. Many
wanted. Learn while earnlnf. Sam-
Re lessons free. Franklin nstitute,
2ept. SBS-A, Hochester. N. ¥. =~ '
WANTED--Four A-1 cabinet makers;
must be experienced and furnish gilt
edge references; good H’ay and advance
ment. 319 Empire Building.
S o e e i
WELL educated man, 25-30, good per
sonality and clean record: must have
some salesmanship ability. 1018 Atlan
ta National Bank Bldg. =~
DRUGGIST to work half day;, must be
capable and willlng to work; state ref
erences and other particulars. Box 428,
care (}_e_o_x_!la_n.
WANTED--Three first-class shoemakors
who can do all-round work; good
WIIQI; steady work. The Shoe henury,
3_Auburn_Ave. .
WANTED-—Young man, between 16 and
18 years, as cashier and bundle wrap
per. Apply Mr. Kemp, 43-45 Whitehall
n_(reef;___«_m R, et
l FIRST-CLASS chef-steward; must have
record with hlsh-(-laan European Bplnn
“r&oteln. 1018 Atlanta National Bank
Bldg,
NAMES men, 18 or over, wishing to be
ocome railway mall clerks; commence
s76_month. A, A. A., care Georglan.
COT.ORED em{:loymom agency and un
dertaking. I. L. Lee & Sons. Ivy
6993, Atlanta 750. L
'YOUNG man to arive laundry wnlon:‘
must be energetic. Laundry, oare
N
WANTED—Colored man, neat, strong.
well recommended, hard worker. 112
East Ave. ioo
EXPERIENCED hotel butcher and cold
meat man. 1018 Atlanta National Bank
Bldg. B
IF you neesd a position, see S. P. Brown,
_AI7 piters Bifiaing Muln 118,
HELP WANTED—MALE, FEMALE,
:lV;r:'?:'i.m H\A\&l""‘wanu men, womlen. 18
or over, as Government clerks. SIOO
month. Write immediately for list of
Bonlt!on- now ogen Franklin Institute,
ept. 64-A, Rochester N. Y.
WANTED—To take private lessons in
shorthand three nights a week, Bris
coe gystem. Box 402, care Geor’h_’n.
WANTRED —Cook, mald, chauffeur and
nurse, out of city. 704 Silvey Bldg.
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TEACHERS WANTED.
GRAbEé, high school werk, principal
-hl{n. Foster's Teachars' A.encx. 403
Grant Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. Ivy 8812-L.
it B L e s e
SALESMEN WANTED.
WA{J"FIT:D firet-olue salesman for’mu
of cotton gin machinery Onlg high
g'nde salesman need epdly. en D.
chaad Machinery Co., Little Rock, Ark.
AGENTS WANTED.
W\AA/V\MAIWVW\W
SIOO WEEKLY AND MORE
WIE ARFE establishing branch offices in
different looelmem and want a few
men of Pood moral oharacter, eclullnted
in locality, to supervise the work. Some
cash capital required for stock to Al
orders promptly. Schemers and fakers
Save stamps, as we have a gilt-edge
oposition that will stand the strictest
gvuugnllon. Address Whitman Co.,
R ITTTR R S S
HERE is the only live agent's seller of
the year; needed in every home, office
and factory; sells on sight; anure re
eater, lgror cent grom. rite for
?reo partioulars. Gash Sales Agency,
Tryon, N. C. _ s
LIVE wires can make §io « day sell-
Ing new patent grate fenders at $1
each. Sample fender to bona-fide agents,
with proposition. 60c, by parcel post.
Perfection Protector Company, Flowery
Branch, Ga.
A . Agents, you can't tt naw
seller; positively best out; big fleld;
‘bound 1o repeat; particulars free; write
;fifl"‘ Alston Supply, Box 203, Sarasota,
SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE.
WANTED-Position as mald or nuree.
Good references. Fannle Brown 80
Hills avenus.
NIiCE colored girl, 15 years old, to do
light housework. Bee H., 57 Decatur
street.
DRESSMAKERS — DRESSMAKING
llorfl-ti;ci;;,l.’;e’ {lr:l; buttons covered,
skirts pleated pnklnl\&ofl'lhu. Alt
mnq_gl_enll‘\!__éo.,]!%__ Whiteha -
BEST dressmaking of all kinds at rea
~ sonable prices. Address 335 Fort St.
SITUATIONS WANTED-—-MALE.
ARCHITRCTURAL draftaman, aged 90,
wishes position with architeot or
manufacturer. “Draftsman,” 116 Peach
tree St, Atlanta.
MAN with 16 years experience business
manager 01l mill wants position st
once, can give best references. W., 417
Peters Blag. L
Ym“l;vo I)“AS: FZ“ “infi:‘l‘,. . Eu-fl‘or.
w oK ven L opportu.
"a'%' Tl‘ury Henson. Call Bell Main
‘ \
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and office
man desires gituation; best refersnces.
B K., Box 429, un_i;gng_tfl_ugton. s
POSITION wanted log .ufku; 35 years'
experience; references. “1 Wil
lams. Main 1013 0
wi:mrg;n QBQWZAMW Sel{. :Wt;l
Nide oyment ncy. . ~-J.
P’ni.":'“r'i:“n'-l!:"b’ifi]“"w“L‘i"c, Ty
Address X, P. O. Box s'.'. tur, Ga.
t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MR. BUSINESS MAN AND
CAPITALIST : Are you locking
for a good, safe investment in &
manufacturing enterprise in At
lanta which will conservatively
net you 209, to 259 on your
money? If so, address at once,
“Investment,”” P. 0. Box 796,
City, for a personal interview.
AN sstablished manufacturer wants
Keneral sales manager te epen office
ANI manags salesmen, S3OO to §7OO z’
ital nevotuz. money-making possibili
ties uniimited; will pay sxpenses to Chi
cago If you Are man we want. Acme
‘lc'r‘t.- Works, Ine, 1013 Republic Bidg.,
Chicago . s
POOR INVENTORE, ATTENTION! 1t
you haven't -nm‘ money to r.(oll
your Invenflon,"e ey Abl.l able 1o ee-
CuUre A partner for you correspond -
ence treated strictly confidentially. In
ternational Inventors' Association cm
308204 McCague Biock, Omabs, Nebr.
WANTED -To sell immediately, the en
tire stock and fAxtures of an up-to
date restaurant: located in College ‘ul,
or fl-luflwll‘::‘:fb‘l‘monnl Jln“.fln. to
! party; siness osely,
| Sollege i Trone P igg. oo
‘r..+;*:ad Your Town nesd & Weard 31
rade’ & organise & econduct
Campaigne for members .3 eums:‘
| Hons for all elvie ln&we‘.‘h NA -
Honal Civie Service . M 8 Peters
‘!?‘M‘}Q[“Q -
A thousand dollars pald will ob
ain control of cotton 01l mill;
{aiso peanut mill. Write Bank of Ray
| mond, ‘mlfinond,‘ Ga. e
FOR EA Tmmediaialy, Raif interest
| or all anood restaurant. Gdood busi.
ness J 1. Mosely, Coliege Park E.P. 134
| WARTED “Man -h§ FLOOO 1o Invest
And take cashiership in country bank.
Address A E. Kyue, Charing. Us.
AUCTION SALES.
BANKRUPT STOCK OF JEW
ELRY AND FIXTURES ‘AT
AUCTION, COMMENCING
THURSDAY, JANUARY 11
AT 10 A. M., AND CONTIN
UING UNTIL ALL SOLD.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
COLE JEWELRY CO., 5 S.
.~ BROAD STREET, CONSIST
} ING OF WATCHES, JEW
~ ELRY, CUT GLASS, SILVER
| WARE, HAND-PAINTED
’ CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC,
LAMPS, CLOCKS, GOLD
' HEADED CANES, TOILET
.~ SETS, STERLING SILVER
‘ TABLEWARE, STERLING
~ SILVER NOVELTIES; ALSO
~ ENTIRE OPTICAL OUTIIT.
THE FOLLOWING FIX
TURES WILLL BE OFFER
ED: 3 MAHOGANY WALL
CASES, 7T SHOW CASES TO
MATCH, 1 BURROUGHS
ADDING MACHINE, NA
TIONAL CASH REGISTER, 2
JEWELER’S HERRING
HALL-MARVIN SAFES, 3
FLAT-TOP DESKS, 3 OF
FICE CHAIRS, 1 LARGE
HEATER, 12 SMALL TA
BLES, ELECTRIC MOTOR
AND POLISHER, MIMEO
GRAPH, 12 CHAIRS, SHELV.
ING, ETC. BY ORDER OF
JAS. J. SLATON. TRUSTEE.
LEO FRESH, AUCTIONEER.
B BLRNARD will pay cash for sscond
hand houssfurnishings, office furniture
or planos. Phone Main 3306
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS,
NOTICE
. TO DAIRYMEN!
WANTED—To buy 50 gal
lons of fresh buttermilk
per day. Please state price
of milk and where dairy lo
ciated. Address Box 518,
care (Georgian.
WANTED—AII kinds of
scrap iron and metals.
Write us for prices before
selling. Terms cash. K.
Koglin, Atlanta. M. 2401-J.
whol:.yloo‘:-h";l:n‘:e ’:«m f:!:mhfi‘:l::-
cagh advanced on consignment. Central
A\;ctlcn Cn.u‘fl B. mterfirlt. M. N_)_t_;‘
mefip,
WS o Bghg et iy
L Tt clothing and
shoes. Address Box 194, Columbus, Q.
WE BUY surplus jewsiry stock, ol
#old and silver. Criterion Jeweiry Co.,
41 Peachires Bt. \
DROP cnfiWMme
<Slothes, shoss. Vestaire. 18§ Decatur.
y‘;gnted‘—“‘..fi"&".m.-.::,:-;-{
" TBUY FEATHERS.
BELL IVY 12%0, ATLANTA fi!_
Furniture B, soié. exchanges.
'e BU.‘.’ :Iloe :‘:‘r:ll:ute.‘“';(..{‘fl: .‘
WANTED—An old-time musie box, any
__condition, J. G. Ray, 240 Peters St.
WANTED — SECOND-HAND OIIL
STOVE. CALL DECATUR 408.
WE pay cash for or exctange household
goods. 108 ‘ Forsyth, l 778, ‘
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
PRI A AR
WE HAVE on hand at all times a lsr‘:
assortment of unq and new electr
motors at Mueofi pri .We s\mn.nue
same e‘ new; all second-hand motors
rebullt by us. We do all kinds of indus
tria) l;o'er and llflht wiring.
RYAN E EC‘l‘RfC Co.,
l:lecmefil Con(n&m‘ en:‘ Dealers in
oW a Machinery.
384 vox Avenue, Atianta, Ga.
Ivy lm. Ivy 17‘ .'Athnu 5000
m_m—m
FOR SALE-—MISCELLANEOUS.
AAA A A AANAN N
COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE.
THE Cosithopolitan offer of two years for]
31 has been extended to Januar n.‘
1817, After that date §3 per year. Xln.‘
J. T. Wilkins, 138 East Georgia Ave.
Main 1562
NO "BULL about this, Durham Rasor
- Co., Durham, N. C., makes dull safety
‘blades like new; quick work; low cost.
Postal for free blade, box and_prices.
ONE No. 1 Jewell dish warming closet,
one M.inch B John Van brofler. one
Meek resl oven. All in first-class order,
S AR 2
fiTASORD~Vor.v “brilliant white, per
feet, over % carat; will sell for 3150
oash. Address J. B, care Georgian. -
] in new and second-hand
BI!‘%I!}B house and office furni-
S ToORTEING BN. Pryer
(".EEWA right uflo‘u fano,
176. This |:pb.fnneo due on l{i’e:n
trae.‘._»“.\' Pryor 8t . i
ONE practically new 2-horse dray, just
painted, : bargain for l‘g Ph’om
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THREE tabies, conditi n,
cheap. P, O. Bos o Atveriiie B."C.
NEW and -oeo.g-fim safen, all sizes
C. J. Duniel, Fourth Nat. Bk._Bidg.
WATSON'S, the home of bargains, cor
ner Pryor and Decstur streets.
FOR BALY “Player "Iu\o; good condl
tion. Phone lvzl 3
PIANOS FOR SALER.
$350 PIANO--Slightly used, perfeot con
" dition, 996, Main 3917 3 i
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
BARGAINS in nos and yers at
Kimball's, 84 rhm nro:lt‘.
S ——— s
MONEY TO LOAN.
AP PSPPI
6%—MONEY—6%
CAN lend money in amounts
from $2,000 up, on new resi
dences, business property, apart.
ments and farm lands.
SMITH & EWING,
Loan Av
| THE FIDELITY MUTUAL
‘r LIFE INS. Co,
OANE made on Atlania reaity, funds
r- D‘M for purckase Qfll‘, noue’
glun Adebman, with A ¥ Jefi.l
alton girest, kee. Katate and ng
MONEY TO LOAN.
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LOANS ON
A S Sante
or Well lx;' rov':'d
Small Town #rorrty.
.lhde Promptly.
Marvin R. McClatchey,
CANDLER BUILDING,
ATLANTA, GA.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS
TO LEND on Atlanta homes or business
proparty at lowest rates. Money ad
vanced to bullders. Write or call
~ S. W. CARSON,
413-414 Empire Bldg.,
Broad and Marietta.
a
We Have Plenty of Money
AT 6, 6 and 7 per cent, for straight or
monthly loans on real estate, long or
short time. Purchase money notes
wanted. Loans acted on immediately.
Brown-Foster-Robson Co., Flatiron
Bldg.. No. 84 Peachtree St. |
fi().&E? TO LOAN at 8%, 6 and 7 perl
cent, city improved property; also on
farms in adjolning counties: established
twenty-seven years. Prompt and confl
dential attention.
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
Empire Bldg.
Loans on Atlanta %,eal Estate
PROMPT SERVICE,
ILOWEST RATER,
Privats and Corporation Money.
WHITNEK & (0.,
o 308 GRANT BUILDING.
FARM loans made in Fulton, Putnam,
Bartow and 100 other counties. City
loans in Atlanta and Decatur.
FRANK WELDON,
Fourth National Bidg Phone M. 3386,
T THE ATLAFTA DISCOUNT CO.,
Ru‘gonslble ‘onoern Making l.oang
817-!l’§h2"“'|r\‘t:.lqut'lt:::l ean !gidi.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOP
and otharg upon their own name; cheap
rates: sagy Jpayments; confidential. Boott
& Co 420 Austell Bullding.
MONEY to loan at 7 per cent; b per cent
~ommlssion; In sums of SSOO, SI,OOO and
more. Thomas J. Wesley, 208 Grant Bldg.
lnlunnee. All Kinds. fioney to Loan.
DICKSON & ZELLARS,
Forsyth Bldg. Ivy 4583.
#6500, 31,000, $1,500, $3,000 or more to 104 n
on Aflanta real estate. Dunson & Gay.
09 Equitable. I 65678.
LOANS on real estate prompt. A. G.
Smith, 310-11 Connally Bldg. M. 2940.
Toana for vacant or improved property.
Dowaid A Cohers. 118 3th Sat S 3o
LOANE on indorsed notes, C. K. Jar
vis, Jr., 204 McKenzie Bldg. Ivy 1076
WE LOAN 88 ap on furniture: salary asd
signment. 208 Temple Court. Main 87.
Eufene Kelly makes loans on R, E.; mo.
plan; quick action. Ivy 3390.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSE.
HOLD GOODS.
A S A st
PRIVATE PARTY
LOANS ;
$25 TO S3OO,
AT SPECIAL LOW RATES, ON
FURNITURE
PIANOS, etc, without removal. Pay
ments to suit your own convenlience.
Other companies paid off, and more
money advanced at cheaper rates.
~ STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Private offices. When in need you
will make a saving by getting my
terms first. Call, -vrite or phone
CHARLES B. ROSS,
Room 512 Flatiron Building,
84 Peachtree Street.
BELL PHONE IVY 9847,
ATLANTA PHONE MAIN 1775, !
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AUTOMOBILES. \
P A A APttt |
FOR SALE — In
perfect mechan
ical condition, a
1915 Overland
with two extra
tires. This ecar
has not been used
very much and
someone should |
make a good trade |
if you want a good l
car. Investigate |
%uick. Will saeri- ‘
ce. Address
“Overland,” care |
The Georgian. |
"BARGAINS IN USED CARS
2 1916 Ford touring.
2 1915 Ford touring.
2 1914 Ford touring.
1 1916 Studebaker.
Atlanta Automobile Exchange,
316 P}ra}chtree St. Ivy 2346.
FOR SALE--New 1817 Kissell car, never
been used, rur‘ehnoed for Mrs. A. E
Daves, who dled before car arrived. S.
H. Venable, executor for Mrs. A. E
Daves. Address Venable Bros, 806 Tem
ple Court Blag
AUTHORIZED FORD AGENTS
CARS, PARTS AND SERVICE
C. C. BAGGS AUTO COMPANY
444 WHITEHALL STREET
ATLANTA 62-BELL M. 2843
BELLE ISLE
AGENT
FORD CARS
CASH OR TERMS
RES. TR VY e
FORD CARS ON TERMS.
DAVID T. BUSSEY,
188 Peachtree St. Ivy 9500.
SIXTEYLINDER :iu?\...hT'nv.linh‘f-?i
olc:nuonuly good condition, looks like
new eap for cash. C. A Beauchamp,
IA K. Pryor Bt. lvy §ll. Residence
one Ivy 8344 = X %
BABY SAXON, 1915 model:
good shape; cheap for cash.
Ivy 8909.
FORD runaboul and “touring car, fret- |
class condition. 80-inch tread. Norman
Bu Co., Griffin, R ____fi_j
Pkl oI g "l
ifi'fm.fvfi f‘ml:b-gut MARKET,
181-189 Marletta St Special prices. '
EPECIAL hrmln in un‘.‘un The
Atanta Catiliac Co.. 388 ohiree.
AUTOS FOR sALE OR EXCHANOR !
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s oY Ty i T
mond as on . W, -
«are ._"‘3‘_!'!“‘!'.“.."-4 it
PUNCTURBLESS TIRE CUSMION. {
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AUTO TIRE CUSHION CO.
;'flll snd of your tire troubles will be
ot N oS
Inoresses m?'l:eu. Pord clinsher rim
our speciaity. 180 Courtiand St 1. 640,
AUTOMOBILES. l
A R A AAA A A A
STUDEB ‘
DEPARTMENT,
181-189 MARIETTA ST.
Second Week of Big
Pre-Inventory Sale.
These ears must go.
No reasonable offer re
fused.
We rebuild and re
finish our used cars.
A large stock of late
models to select from.
Investigate our win
ter selling plan.
Very easy terms.
~ oy
STUDEBAKER
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT,
181-189 MARTETTA ST.
Tl RS AN
AAAA A A A A A A A
CARB REPAINTED, ‘
‘:’ou rer:govelred and 1;:8“"‘: whea!s. |
springs and axles .e . i
Boxl.e- bullt to or(r:r or repaired. |
120-i32-134 Auburn _Avenue.
AUTO WELDING.
AA A A AAAANAN AP AP I PP
Atlanta Welding Co., the Oldest
in town. 74 Ivy St.
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.
AA A e A Aot
PREST-O-LIGHT tank and light for
motorcycle; also motorcycle tandem
and all parts for 1918 Excelsior cheap.
135 Peters. Main 2214-J.
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MEDICAL. |
AA A AA A A A
MEN’S DISEASES CURED
OR no charge for services. Rheumatism,
catarrh and blood diseases. Women's
diseases without oreratlon. Finest
equipment. Low price. Consultation
and X-Ray examination free. Every
thing confidential. Dr. Holbrook, Amer.
gun-l:urogean Specialist in all Chronie
Diseases, 812 Austell Bldg. R
e
ROOMS AND BOARD.
A AP A A St PP SPPT
THE WILLIAMS.
NEW ROOMS, electric lights, hot water,
single and double rooms, with meals,
$4.80 and $5; fine table; meals $3.35 week.
197 South Pryor street. Main G 043.
PEACHTREE INN %
381 PEACHTREE. A conveniently lo
cated family hotel, Kuropean, $2.50
week up: American, §7 week “1-._&!l_‘l
- desirable front rooms; private
bath, drenl:f room; meals optional;
best residential section; private home.
B et i
NICELY furnished room, with meals;
can be used for light hounkeeplns: wll
conveniences;, very reasonable. 29 E.
Harris.
241 WEST FEACHTREE, near North
avenue; room adjoining bath. Gentie-
B e
BEAUTIFU room, excellent meals; all
conveniences: 35 week. 80 Walton
o R SRR SR e
SELECT board, close in; fiood table,
_steam heat; $4.60 and $5. 131 8. Pryor
SEVERAL nice steam-heated rooms,
with board. 288 Peachtree. Ivy 6699-1,.
NICELY furnished rooms; excellent
meals, gentleman or couple. Ivy 56353.
B§l3 PEACHTREE ST.—Cholca room,
dressing room, bathroom. Ivy 6133-J.
- 1 .. Cain; steam
GI{ESHALI heat: elevator service,
3% FEACHTRE!-}——lArge room with
_private bath and board. Ivy 4503.
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BOARD WANTED.
P AAAA A AP APAPAA. APPAPPPAAP PPN
IF you want board or boarders, phone
8. P. Brown, M. 1013. 417 Paters Bldg.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
A AP AP
FURNISHED.
A A A A AP
ONE or two nicely furnished rooms in
private home for gentlemen or busi
ness women. Breakfast and 6:30 dinner
1" tru!red. Phone Ivy 8723-1.
iEEEUA.\'T room in Courtland Apart
ment; steam heat and all modern con
venlences; gentlemen only; references
exchanged. Phone Ivy 9533-J.
THE MARTINIQUE,
ELLIS AND IVY,
All rooms with bath. Rates $1 per day.
PRIVATE Peachtree home; large, bright
upstairs front room; all conveniences;
suitable for two geneitmen. Ivy 4996.
WANTED—Young lady to share smail
®Mleam-heated apartment or rent one
Toom. Box 426, care Georglan.
FURNISHED, steam-heated rooms with
{ shower baths for young men. Call
R N
STEAM-HBATED front room, private
home, every comfort; electricity; rea
‘Do‘neb]e‘__lvy 680 = : &
| NEATLY furnished room: private fam
| ll{. conveniences. Call before 3p. m
’ Main 4723
TWO nicely furnished rooms, all con
veniences, North Side home. ivy
7928-L. eRS P
LARGE, bright corner room; electricity,
bath; close In; $lO per mo. 1. 2687-J.
ADOI F 104 E. HARRIS. Bacheior
4% rooms de luxe. llvy 3071
3 W. BAKER—-One nloely furnished
room; olose in; reasonable. Ivy 236
REFINED home. three furnished rooms
all convenlences. Ivy 3930-J, M. 1011
Pici{‘fil(‘x Rooms with baths
e Y Uelvuy stvoet.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms:
cleee__!n.,“ug_olo_l phone. )‘uln 1013
Furnished room; hot water; walking dis
tance. ¢l East Harris Bt~
| UNFURNISHED.
THREE cholce connecting ro’;m-. 'l(.l-i
owner; splendid nn'a\borhood. w
Park Ave. 5
THREE connecting rooms; private bath,
hot water, couple only 18 Washing
ton.
TWO houskeeping rooms: phene e,
North Bide, close In. Main 1013 o
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED,
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms,
with sleeping porch, private entrance,
grmm heat; prefer gentiemen 1 8543
O rooms, opposite Capitol. furnished
or unlumlohur All conveniences. 12
F e
FURNISHED MOUSEXEEPING.
FRONT room with kitchenette and oth.
ers for housekeeping. 23% Courtiand
otreet . i
Y PEACHTREE ATI conveniences,
SAM heal, rates reasonable close in
16" nicely furniated rooms for u&m
housekeaping, electric lights Ivy 704
THREE rooms, 'uzrnu entrance. hot
water Owner, 223 Houston. lvy 8982
FOR RENT—ROOMS. 1
MW\WW‘
UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING.
P R AA A ettt S PP
TI;&EE unmrnis}ued light lggusékeepllng
8: conveniences. rumley.
Main 2730-L.
TWO nice, large, second-floor rooms and
kitchenette. 34 Pulliam. Main 4088-1.,
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FOR RENT—APARTMENTS.
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. FURNISHED. |
B A eA A A AAPA At
UNTIL April 1, six comfortable, fur
nished rooms,: in attractive two-story
b\mfuow; Pone DelLeon-Boulevard |
section. Ivy mzi. ]
UNFURNISHED. |
BANAA A A A A AAN P A AAP
FOUR and flve rooms; second floor. 240
8. Pryor; walking distance. Main 1147,
|
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
R N A A A A e AP AIPAS
FURNISHED, ‘
WMMWVW
EAST LAKE-—Furnishedq 8-room bunga
low; conveniences; furnace heat; sum
mer home, will rent until September 1.
Phone Decatur 270-J. i
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~UNFURNISHED. |
MAMNW\AIWV\MJMMMW‘
FOR RENT-—7-room house, guitable for
two couples; large garden. 520 Cen
tral Ave. Main 3354-1.. ‘
FOR RENT—3-room house. 156 Cen
tral Ave. Main 1772.
Consuit our Rent Bulletin, |
SMITH, EWING & RANKIN.
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WANTED—ROOMS,
PA A A AAAAAAAA AAAN AN A
IF you have a room for rent, phone SB.
P. Brown, Main 1013. 417 Peters Bldg.
fi.'.——__——_—_—--—“—‘_—_:———_____———__
WANTED—APARTMENTS.
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FURNISHED.
MWW"‘M'WV\NWWW
WANTED—Furnished apartment, two or
three rooms and kitchenette; must
have steam heat, separate entrance and
modern conveniences and in good local
ity. I, Box 427, care Georgian.
RELIABLE party wishes to rent fur
nished five or six-room apartment; all
conveniences; good mection. Address S.
W., care Georglan,
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STORES FOR RENT.
A A A A A A AP PP PP
FOR RENT--Large store, 241 Cooper,
corner Glenn; good location; sl2 per
month. E. D. Pines. Main 943,
BUSINESS SPACE FOR RENT.
AAAAAAA A A AP P PP
HALLROOM, 20 by 60, corner Lee and
Gordon streets, over West End Bank;
suitable for lodge, club or any kind of
business. Phone Ivy 190.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A SACRIFICE.
WE HAVE some good negro property
renting at $43.80 per month. We a¥e
instructed to make an immediate sale
for $3,000. 4
SMITH & EWING,
Call R. A. Ewing, Ivy 148.
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OWNERS, administrators, executors, .f
you have land for sale, write us. Spe
cialists in subdividing and selling land
at auction; exrert sales force; balloon
ascension special aturaction. Standard
Realty Co., 508 Peters Bldg., Atlanta.
FOR SALE—My home on Ponce DeLeon,
between Jackson and Boulevard; ar
renfed for twon apartments. All con
veniences and large lot; 3&1-3&1!‘. Easy
ruyment plan. Phone Mrs. F. M. Love-
IR L 88l s
FOR SALE-—lLarge, roomy house, 155
Sinclair avenue, Inman Park; all con
veniences; servant house and garaxe.
Lot 80 by 200, Write to E. A. Fowler,
S
ACRE or more of land on or near River
sar line. 311 Connally Buildine.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.
AA A A
WILL exchange equity approximately
$15,000 in Atlanta stores and resi
dences on main street for South Geor
gla farm land. In reply give descrip
tion and location of property. 264 Pul-
R
. REAL ESTATE WANTED.
AAR AP AAAR A A A AA AR A
WANTED--For cash, small tract of land
close to Atlanta. Address 320 Peters
Bldg. M R -
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FARM LANDS,
AP PP PPP AP PP SSGD
FLORIDA,
BUY long staple cotton farms In the
heart n’ Fla.,, 40 to 100 acres each,
where boll weevll is unknown, Petteway
Investment Co., Tampa, Fla.
FOR timber, phosphate, strawoerry, veg.
etable and onn#‘: lands, write Barlow
Land C >mpany, nt City. Fla.
FOR a Florida farm, orange gova or
other property, see Walter Connelly,
420 Bt. James Buhdln'. Jacksonville ng
GEORGIA.
A AP PP AP PPN
800 ACRES ranch lands, close to rall
road, suitable for stock farm; titles
good; $5 per acre. Prof. Waughtel,
‘olkston, Ga. Main 1013. <~ =
MISCELLANEOUS.
AP BAPnP
FREE LAND INFORMATION
Wonderful enportunities In lhe(fl‘rut
South for energetic farmers. eng
lands awaiting development. Two an
three crops every year. No long, cold
winters. Excelient climate. Free in
formation cneerfully furnished by the
Southern Land Pureau of The Georgian-
American. /tlanta. Ga. Write today.
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT,
FOR RENT OR BALE—Three-horse
farm, three miles east of Hazlehurst,
Ga. Addrees J. T. Holmes, Cllo, Ala. -
FOR SALE or rent, 116-acre farm. Call
i Main 4807-J for ‘nformel»lnp:‘fi —
| FARMS FOR EXCHANGE,
i;il’l.l:.\’l’ifl) 800-acre farm In South
| Georgia to exchange for good renting
property in Atlanta. Cotton Siates Se
-Irurrl.l- Co., Brown-Randolph Bilag, At
lanta, Ga.
‘ FARMS FOR RENT.
‘ NPT NSNS NSNSI N PNP
| FOR RENT 71 acres, three houses, weli
watéred: 50 acres in high state of
cultivation; 12 miles from At'anta, six
miles from Decatur Main 283%.J. .
FOR RENT-Good farms near Conyers:
- two-horse farm near Buchanan; two
bales cotton Grossman, 20 West
Mitchell strest, Atianta ;
35-ACRE FARM--Five miles from At
lanta; paved roads. Address k.. Hox
422, care Georglan
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‘ PLANTS, TREES AND SEEDS.
AP PP AP G
| COTTON.
TESTED AND PROVEN - Mitchell's Re
. im ved h‘tm cotton is double early,
prolis:ound productive. 100-pound sack
taed, sealed and guarantesd, 850 cash
with order. Sugar Loaf Cotton Farm,
Youngeville, N.
POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK
ALL VARIETIES. :
BUFF ROCKS--Cock, cockerels, hens,
puliets. Carneau tmwm-, good s the
best. R L. Young, Hox 190 Augusta, Ga,
EGGS. ‘
BARRED ROCK EGGS—Prepaid, 15,
$1.38. C. T Hamm, Tobaccoville, N.C |
LEGHORNS. 1
AN AP AP A SPAAIAIASNPANIS
FOR SALE-White Leghorn cockerals,
Tom Barron steain, §1.50 each. llf 7°u|
Are looking for quality, write us. M. P
Kiine, Waverly "urm. Middistown, Va
JANUARY 1917.
The Atlanta Georglan
The Sunday American
Published by The Georgian Co.
20 EAST ALABAMA ST,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Entered at Atlanta Postoffice as
second-class matter. '
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fiu Arrival and Departure of Fassenger Trains at
Atlanta. Schedule figures published only as infor
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25c—News Dealers Generally—2sc.
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TAXICABS.
AA A AA A AN
v
EXCELSIOR AUTO €O,
ATL. 3660—12 LUCKIE—I. 322.
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HOTELS.
A A AAPP At
0 3 d.
HOTEL PLAZA %X, Broad
Steam heat, hot baths; all conveniences,
Phone in everv room. _ivy 7007-J.
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK
: sloMonNs.. . T
AAAA AA A A A APt
BROWN and White - Leghorns: hens,
cockerels, eggs; won four premiums
Charlotte show. Paul Pearson, Char
lotte, N. C.
ORPINGTONS,
5 C. VKHXTE ORPINGTON EGGS from
pen No. 1, headed by “Blanco:” all
first prize birds, $3; pen No. 2, headed
bg' “Lucifer,” first and second winners,
$2.50. W. T. Johnson, Mount Holly,
B
PLYMOUTH ROCKS,
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS—Closing
out. Cockerels, $3, $4 and 3%, each.
cocks, $5 each; pullets, $2.50 and $3..50
each, They are beauties and these
prices are to move them quick. W. G,
Norman, Griffin, Ga.
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WHITE Plymouth Rocks and eggs. «.
_O. Harwell, 18 W. Mitchell, Atianta.
RHODE ISLAND REDS,
e ee e A RAt
8. C. R. I, RED cockerels, $2 to $5 eath.
Pullets, $1.50 each. KEggs from dark
Reds, $1.60 for 15. C. E. Wlilbourne,
i SRR
FLEE—~How to mate and breed Rhode
Island Reds. Send stamp. Ava Poul
try Yards, Ava, Mo.
eet et et et ————
PURE Shelly strain Rose Comb Reds at
a bargain. McCreight, Atlanta, Ga.
SPRAYERS,
A AAAP PP PPN
BPRAYERS~Whitewash your chicken
houses and barns with a Deming
Bprayer. The Tool Co., 58 Marietta St
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WYANDOTTES.
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FOR SALE--Fifty utility White Wyan.
dotte pullets and ten cocks and cocker.
els. Twenty-five Barred Rock pullets.
Also a few pens mated. Will sell cheap
if taken at once. Wiregrass Poultry
Farm, I)nu!la-, Ga
' PIGEONS,
AAA A A P s .
FOR quick sale, 20 mated ang working
pairs of genuine Carncaux, 64 young
ha'f are ready to mate; entire lot worth
$125; will sell at once for $95 on account
of other interests. W, E. Lineback, Jr.,
438 North Liberty St Winston-Salem
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HOMERS, Carneaux, Plymouth Extra
Homers, Red and Splashed Carmeaux,
All mated, banded and working. Write
E._B._Ellmond, Box 3, Chipley, Ga.
| THE BIG SQUAB BREEDER
Runts, Mondaines, Maltess »
Market Breeders, Carneaux, Homers
Charies B. Nest, Smithaburg, Md.
WITH squabs selling at 50 cents each,
now is the time (o put in a few pairs
of our fast bresding—all varieties.
Milford 8r05.,, Col imbus, Ga.
START the New Year with & few of
my fast u{,u-b breeders, or a palr or
80 of faney birds. M. J, Gatewood, Co
lumbus, Ga.
CAN spare a few pairs of the famous
Gilbert White Fans; reasonabls price,
Dr. B, 8, Bomar, Lee Bt Alhj\]i?h
THE leading breeds of tmc“cnd squab
breeding pigeons. Q. . Milligan,
Moultrie, Ga. e the & =
CARNEAUX - Red—Yellow—Biack
Geo. D. Affleck, Box 345, Columbus, Ga.
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L especjally fine oun shorth
bulis for sale. u.«'.a l-.lrmu. R:;n
mond, Ga.
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cows.
POR SALE—Three fine Jerser coms
fresh in milk; two giving ovg 4”.:"'
lons milk per dl] Rear 161 Deeatur
Et, Wednesday, Januvary 10
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PHR“ lAl.l-:. lh'mw- Jerseys, bred sow
8, service boars and pi mont: -
olr bred from the best phgr“: Mne( .
the United States, at farmer's price
with quality; guarantes satisfaction. M
s. Kline. Waverly Farm, Middleton
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HORSES. PONIES, MULES, VIN!C,;
NICE family horse ana by
cheap. Address 197 Bans b 7 "
"fifl". Tor_sale, Vlb cash. Aoins :
Everhart St. Capi ."Vr' "y
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