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10 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. Monday, dbcemder K ife* Want Ads Only 1 Cent a Word Wo ad. taken for lets than 25 cent*. Six words of average length make a line. The following rates are • or consecutive insertions: 1 time 3 times 6 times 26 times 62 times 78 times . 6 cents a line. 5 cents a line. 4l/g cents a line. 4 cents a line. ZVz cents a line. 3 rente a line. We WM! 8end for Your Ad. Without Charge For Messenger Service. Call Us on Cell Phone 4927 Main, or 4401 Atlanta Phone. When 8ending Ads. Pay for at Rates quoted above. Ads. for Situations Wanted Will br Inserted Free. FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. GRANDMOTHER’S SALVE. GUARANTEED TO CURE ANY CHRONIC sore, carbuncles, bolls, cuts, burns, tet ter, erysipelas, chapped bauds and Ups, piles, cstarrb. Pure, clean and hornless. Has been given sway for about eighty years. Uecently placed on the market druggist falls to furnish It, send us 25c In •tamps and we will send you a bos, post age paid. National Ointment Company, Atlanta. Gs. WANTED HELP—MALE. BUY jfOUR FURNITURE ^ From the J. B Turner Furniture Co., 41-43 W. Mitchell 8t Bell Phone 1757. , NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. We repair, pack and ablp. TYPEWRITERS. Second-hand typewriters of all makes our specialty. Best vs lues and lowest prices guaranteed. Illustrated catalogue ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 71 North Pryor street Atlanta, Go. • UNCLE REMUS* BIRTHDAY.” 35 CANT* at Cable Plano Co. Published by W. Illl- lery, New York. , • niURU, IIIKC urwiirii/ n ing better. Druggists util It WANTS D—COMPETENT REMINGTON operators furnished positions. Remington Typewriter Co.. US Peachtree street NATHtNAlT EMPLOYMENT A88*N, 1022- tt Century Bldg.. Atlanta. Ga., secures position* for competent people In all com- WANTED—AN OFFICE BOY, TWBI.VL to fourteen ream of nge. Apply to K. O. Matheaon, president Tech school. WANTED-A GOOD SMART BOY parking honse na timekeeper. Must sleep at plnut. T. R. Hawtelt 1°® Whitehall. WANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade. Great demand for barbers. Top wages paid. Hundreds of good opportune tlcM to niH>n business with small cspttsf Few weeks complete*. Fine chance for poor man. Special Inducements now. Cl or write. Molar Barber College, cornor Hunter and Forsyth streets. PORTABLE GAS AND ELECTRIC LAMPS Reduced 60 per cent for the holiday trade at _ FRETWELL-JONES CO. Electric Contractor., 2* South Broad atrect. -Phone.: Bell 1327 M, Standard WANTED HELP—FEMALE. HTItAW OPERATORS ON MILAN AND chip .li.t.. Good pay. Lon, «e»»on. Ap ply American Hat Manufacturing Com p«ny, 1ST South Forsyth .treat. PORTABLE GAS AND ELECTRIC LAMPS Reduced (0 per cent for the holiday trade at FRETWELL-JONES CO., Electric Contractors, 24 South Broad street. ’Phones: Boll 1327 M. Standard 609. WANTED HELP—Mala and Fsmala. FOR HELP OR A Baptist tabernacle eu ment January L 'Phone SITUATION, CALL jdn^nieut depart PORTABLE GAS AND ELECTRIC LAMPS Reduced 60 per cent for the holiday trade at FRETWELL-JONES CO., Electric Contractors, 26 South Broad street. 'Phones: Beil 2327 M, Standard 609. SITUATIONS WANTED. WHO IS WILLING TO ASSIST FI NAN- clnlly a poor but muslc-lovlug student to s<‘curt> nn Instrument? Address R. L., care Georgian. A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER, 8ECRK tary and nil-round office man with plenty of experience wants a permanent position with a b«hmI firm. C. II. W„ care Georgian. EMPLOYMENT WANTED WITH FIRM of cabinet makers. Installers of office fix- tares. Interior enrpentry, electrical, gas or e su«h work, by it .... . . desiring to learn a Woodward. Dublin, Go. WANTED—AGENTS. PICTURE AGENT8—SEND YOUR WORK to ua for enlargement; fair prices, good finish; 16 by 20. Religion* and scenery pic tures cheap. The Garner Company, 13A DO YOU WANT MONEY? HEALING Halm Is an absorbent treatment for dis ease. It has Wen sold fifteen years bjr druggists anil agents. Send 40 cents for ngcut's outfit. Will bring you 200 per rent profit or 15 rents for 25 cent* box. Healing Balm Co., Macon, Ga. PORTABLE GAS AND ELECTRIC LAMPS Reduced 50 per cent for the holiday trade at FRETWELL-JONES CO., Electric Contractors. 26 South Broad street. 'Phones: Bell 1327 M. Standard 609. , FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT IN PRI- rate family; no children; walking dis tance; bath; muat exchange reference*. Address Cctemau, care Georgian. PORTABLE GAS AND ELECTRIC LAMPS Reduced 50 per cent tor the holiday trade at FRETWELL-JONES CO., Electric Contractors, 26 South Broad street. 'Phones: Bell 1327 M, Stsndari 609. MANGANESE SCREW DOOR BANK safea. fire proof safes, vault doors. R. W. Ellin, 26 K Broad street. FLOODED WITH REPLIES ATLANTA, GA-, December 20, 1906. The Georgian, Atlanta, Ga.: Gentlemen:—Please discontinue the want ad for a book keeper inserted in The Georgian to run daily, as after two insertions we have been so flooded with replies we do not care to run it any longer. Yours very truly, THE PHILIP CAREY MANUFACTURING COMPANY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PORTABLE GAS AND ELECTRIC LAMPS Reduced 50 per cent for the holiday trade at FRETWELL-JONES CO., Electric Contractor!, 2* South Broad street -Phones: Bell 1327 M, Standard 309. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SACRIFICE SALE AS FOLLOWS: My Mack pacing roadster. Jack sired by the mighty Gsmbett* great pedigree—very fast and very gentle; any Isay can drive ulm. A BIG BARGAIN At $500.00. MY AUTOMOBILE, A White Steamer, 1906 model; recently thor oughly overhauled; new euglue; splendid condition. $1,200 takes It. Will V. Zimmer, Manager The New Kimball, Atlanta, Ga. PIGEONS. The Kimballvlllo pigeon loft contains the trgest and finest selection and the greatest arlety of rare pigeons to he found In the South. On account of crowdod conditions, n lim ited miinlM>r will be sold. Wo have no cheap birds, but good ones. Prlao winners e state fair; guaranteed working i; tested birds at $2 n pair for a short time only. A few pairs of Giant California Runts, .Maltese Hen P rlers, Flying Squab and llsh Pouters, Pigmy Pouters, Archnngels. Birmingham BICYCLE SUNDRIES. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle sod sundry distributors in Che Heath. Southern agents tor Pierce, Yale, Snell sod Hudson bicycles. Writs tor our jjJO-^eabGogu v sud price UlL Alexander- CARPENTER8 AND CABINET MAK’• ER8. MODELS AND NOVELTIES; PROMPT service. Bell 'phono 2174. Atlanta Wood and Iron Novelty works, 339 Marietta street. HOLIDAY GOODS. UH'B Till, MAN THAT BEL.1.8 I1UT AIK. Installs furnaces In old bouses as well sa new. lie prepares a cellar If you have noue. Moocrlef Furnace Co. Both ’phone*. 3. A. Davies sod J. ngllsti ear ners. Eng- in s>, 8WldlnWH. Tumblers, Hwlss Mon tallies. Red Carneaux. Magpies, Dragons. cobins; also Runts, Rnnt-Maltese Cross, itinner Cross for squab breeding. The Best Loft Connected With the Best Hotel in the South. Visitors Welcome. Kimballville Pigeon Loft. Tli« New Kimball Houec, Atlanta, Ua. i'ALKIN* MACHINES. TALKING UAClltSKH ANU KKCOftM- Wholaaal* and retail dlitrihntora of Vic tor Talking Machines and Recorde. Juit received large cune'goment of machine! and over 19,000 record. Immediate attentloe riven mall order. We want tea name, of all talking machine dealer. In the Sooth. Writ# for catalogue, Alcxsndrr-Blyea C. THUNK AND BAD REPAIMNQ. H. W. ROUNTRK8 A URt>. TltUB K AND SHOE REPAIRING. MORRIS PARK, 83 NORTH PR TOR street. Fine ,hoe repairing; neat leather INSTALLING AND REPAIRING. ENGINE ROOM APPLIANCES. BLBVA- tnr.. htimning machinery and atcam heat- Plana and speclflcatlone for eaa MfK.ro, LOOK AT YOUR HAT. OLD 8TYI.B SOFT AND STIFF HATS cleaned or dyed and re-«haped to late atylea. Domestic and forelun orders by mall and express given special attention. Itus- • “Sir *--“ * * ‘—“ - *»y. Whitehall street, Atlanta, 8EWING MACHINES. WE RENT ENTIRELY NEW MACHINES with ' ' ‘ " ‘ Prompt "NT ENlllUSLl I>c,»V MAI llliNl-.n latest Improved attachments, delivery. Courteous attention. $2 •ntb. Domestic Hewing Machine HOLIDAYS WILL SOON BE HERE. GET YOUR LITTLE BOY A NICE WHITE HICKORY GOAT WAGON. 50-52 WEST MITCHELL ST., ATLAN TA, GA. FOR RENT. DWELLINGS. 20-r. b., 316 Peters street 15-r. h., College Park No. 105 South Pryor Street. Lot 55 by 105. Price $8,500 Let us show you this, piece of central property. FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR. E, L. MORSE, 1114 Fourth National Bank HENRY COUNTY FARM OF 100 ACRES. 30 acres original forest. U In bottom, 12 In pasture; balance (u good state of cultiva tion; 9-rooui dwelling, built 5 years: ten ant's house, barns and stables. Convenient to churches and school. Price $2,500 cash. Make offer. Must be sold within ten day*. STATISTICS. □ :. PINE. NEAR SUMMIT AVE.-CHOICE 8-room house; all conveniences: built two rear*; large,, level lot. $5,000. $1/00 cash, balance can lx* arranged to suit yon. 88 N. Broad street 150.00 233 Peachtree street JOO.Oo College Park 20.00 ‘ N. Boi ‘ oulevard 38.00 9-r. ! 8»r. h.,' 278' 8-r. h., 116 W. Mitchell atreet S-r. b., 9 Evelyn street 8-r. li., 90 E. Pine atreet 8-r. h., 3 College Park 8- r. U.,-6 Delta 9- r. h., 53 N. Butler street 8-r. h., 20 Baltimore place.... 30.60 20.00 50.00 20.00 18.00 18.60 40.00 100.00 HOLIDAYS WILL SOON BE HERE. GET YOUR LITTLE BOY A NICE WHITE HICKORY GOAT WAGON. 50-52 WEST MITCHELL ST., ATLAN TA, GA. BARGAINS IN One Bllckenaderfer, good condition...$10.00 Two No. 2 Remingtons, each $12.50 One No. 1 Williams, only $12.50 One No. 2 Denamore, worth $25; only..$15.00 One Chicago; almost new $15.00 TYPEWRITERS. Ofie No. 2 Bun, good as .new $15.00 One Frauklfn; only $15.00 One No. 4 Yost; fine condition $22.50 No. 2 Wellington, worth $10; price $22.50 Hammonds, Standard keyboard, T„ ! MISCELLANEOUS. 230 Peters atreet. Boll 'phone 2752 J. Franklin Cleans Clean, THAT'S MY BUSINESS. BELL 320. TAILOR lit WHITEHALL STREET. COOK STOVES—SEE OUR LINE. put them In your bouse, $1 ca*h an per week. ThF Garner Co., 13-A I' ptreet. PORTABLE GAS AND ELECTRIC LAMPS Reduced 60 per cent for the holldaj trade nt F R ETWELL-JON F/ CO., HOLIDAY GIFTS FREE. I. of thl* week, and lifter WVduesda; h, of next week, continuously. The y holiday gifts worth having are gob and other filling operations, given free li the Atlanta Deutal College during the hoi day* and through Janhaiy, 19o7. Come Street and Kdgewo«M| Avenue. Till LA NT A DENTAL COLLEGE. MONEY TO LOAN. HONE* ADVANCED SALARIED PEG- pie and others. Amsrtcaa laveetoisat Co.. 701 Candler Bldg. KstsblUbed i«0. WEI MAN ft CONNERS. EQUITABLE. Mortgage loans on real estate. MONKV TO LOAN AT ft, 6 *ND 7 PER cent intereet, according to security of fered; small expense end prompt stteutlon. —ily on res I estate la sad u«*r Atusu. B. Turman. L 5 N ri°ei Carsos, 14 8. Broad street. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE at very lowest rates. No delays. Charles lerman. rooms 202-J Tern ole Court. also money for purchase money notes. “ bt loans made at I per cent anl ty»- i according to desIrshPIty or lean. W A Pouter. 12 8 Bros«l atrsvt. FOR SALE—RUM. ESTATE. IF YOU HAVE PROFBUTY TO SELL place U with us; we give It oar special and personal attention. If It s worth the ie will sell H. C. T National bast WANTED—MONEY. ^«yri^«rTutrTrvT^ entity. Addre** quick W. M., I*. O. OLD HAT8 MADE NEW. OLD SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATH cleaned and re shaped for 35c. Bauds or sweats 25c each extra. Out-of-town orders given prompt snd careful atteattou. Bee: work, latest styles. Arms Hatters, t* Whtt*-hall street WALL PAPER. ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING. SHELDON AUDIT CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDIT- OKU. 313-319 Temple Court, Atlanta. Oa. 'Phone 1199. Accoante In litigation audited and report- rd on. Inveatlgatloo for lawyers, mer- . chante and corporation* a aMclaltr. High est teetlrooalela CorreepODdeace larlted. WANTED—HOU8E8. WANTED — HOL’SBB WANTED—FIVE OB HIX-ltOOM FLAT: modern, with heat; eecond or third door. Make carellent tenant. Bent references. Answer Bert, core Georgian. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. TUB CELEBRATED BABBETT STOVES AND RANGES Are the only stoves and Itangci on earth In which the heat l-ABOTIS BNIRBLV AROUND THE OVEN. Fully protected by government pateuta, manufactured by Atlanta Stove Vforhs. Make yout dealer get you one. A MERRY CHRI8TMA8 And s Happy Now Year To my friend* nnd pntrons. .May pvpry hn*lnos* 1 *oltl in 06 Prosper Mewling in '07. W. .lone*. Ilnslne** Rroker, 222-223 Century Bldg. Phones 5560. BOARDERS WANTED. T2112 RrN A!!?. 384 Peachtree at., solicits tuspcctlon. compsrlsus snd patronage. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH, MASTER PLUMBER. Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St. PALMISTRY. MADAME MELLIE. THE NOTED EGYPTIAN PALMIST, can Ih» ronsultetl o« all affair* of life. 8he reunite* the K.>naratcd. cnu«e* a vpcctly marriage with the nne of yonr choice, give* name*. »late* sud fact* In everything ner- talnlng In life or no chargee. Egyptian Encampment. 93 Auburn avrnue. A. J. WEST •£• CO., Century Bldg. Phone 1754. PURCHASE money notes wanted- We bate $3J.«*W •*;iAh In liniul to Imy pur- <'hs*e tuoney uote*. Submit yours. PEACHTREE HOME. SEAR PONCE DE ] I^hvu avenue. Two-story »l*te roof, hard- wood finUb. large lot. Owner moving I nw«y. Will veil for U>*» thau it would rout to built the bon*e now. Will take ■uburtKin property In part or all payment. , - . l MADISON AVENUE - NEARLY OPPO. - *it»* terminal *rstlon. 54 by In lhejj midst of a targe number of \vhntewtl* | Iiou*e*. Money In thi*. Gall for port leu- j Urn | f It NOTE OUR SPECIAL One No. l Smith Premier, rebuilt ....$27.60 One No. 4 Williams, special $27.60 One No. 2 Oliver, rebuilt $30.00 One No. 6 Remington, special $37,60 One No. 6 Fay-Sholcs. good aa new ...$42.50 HOLIDAY PRICES. Two No. 10 Yost; almost new, each...$42.60 One No. 2 Smith Premier, rebuilt ....$42.50 6 Williams; good aa new ....$42.50 out-of-town customers. Call or ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, BnRBaBBsa£aa^9nsssaas>BBHi 8-r. h., 675 Peachtree street 8-r. h., 183 Highland aveuue 22.60 7-r. li., 336 E. Linden »>.<» 7-r. b., 30 Morrison avenue 17.00 7-r. b., 17 Wellborn street 15.00 7-r. h., 328 E. Linden 25.00 7-r. b., 409 Spring street 40.00 7-r. h., 27 E. Fourth street 40.oo 7-r. h., 167 Emmet 30.00 7-r. h., 140 Oakland (Oakland City).... 11.00 7-r. h., 88 Piedmont avenue.-. 6-r. h., 6S3 Piedmont avenue.. 6-r. h., 396 Grunt atreet 6-r. h., 688 Capitol avenue 32.00 25.00 mM - 51,60 6-r. h., 91 Venable atreet 16,60 6-r. h., 15 Morrison avenue 27.60 6-r. h., 24 E. Baker atreet 60.00 6-r. h., 37 Rock street 15.00 6-r. li.. 33ft E. Georgia avenue 30.00 6-r. h., 225 Oakland avenue 26.00 6-r. li., S3 Augusta avenue 32.50 6-r. h., 24 8t. Paul street 25.00 And a large IIat of other houses—all sixes and price*. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, , THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phone, 313. REMOVAL SALE, n account of having to i cate our present location, Marble & Granite W. A. FOSTER. Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. ell ut auction on the premises Colo- timber land*. It has been snrve Ing water; and nearly all tilldlngs on them. This pr~ [alb eouuty, and within have of the s going to ell It to the highest bidder without re- i*rre, on terms of one-fourth cash, and the a la nee In one, two and three years. The sale will last all day and light reshments will be served free. Write, graph, telephone or cal! on CHOICE MODERN 8-R. NORTH SIDE HOME AT A BIG SACRIFICE. YOU CAN BUY IT FOR ,000 LESS TILVN ITS VALUE. SPACIOUS RE CEPTION HALL, PAR LOR, DINING R 0 0 M, BUTLER’S PANTRY AND KITCHEN ON. THE FIRST FLOOR. FOUR LARGE BED ROOMS UP STAIRS. BIG CLOSETS, CLOAK ROOM AND OTH ER MODERN CONVEN IENCES. PRETTY ELE VATED LEVEL LOT. A VERY DESIRABLE SECTION. FINE NEIGH BORHOOD. THE HOUSE IS IN FIRST CLASS CON DITION AND WAS BUILT FOR A HOME. THE PRICE IS $5,350 AND IT IS A BIG BAR GAIN. YOU CAN PAY $1,000 CASH AND BAL ANCE EASY. SEE US QUICK. AS THIS PROPERTY IS GO ING TO BE SOLD AT ONCE. JAMES L. LOGAN & CO., 214 Empire Building. Phone 4310 L—Main. NORTH AVB„ JUST OFF JACK80N 8T.- IIIGIir.ANK AVK.-I.BVBl, CORNER LOT (50x110 to alley): $1,275. Terms $275 cash, ntid $200 year nt 5 per cent Interest. SEW STORK AND THREE ROOMS-TRI* angular lot; near Marietta street; rental value $156 year. $1,250, half cash. FIFTY-ACRE TRUCK FARM, 7 MILES' south of center or Atlanta; $2,000. Terms $500 cash, balance within 6 years. 10-room brick residence; water and gna; nu merous substantial outbulldinrs; 22 miles from Atlanta: 6.000 bearing Elberta peach trees; railroad station and side-track on * ce: an exceptionally fine suburban home $12,500. Call or write for full particu- PIEDMONT. NEAR FORREST AVE.-A splendid 9-room substantially built home, leased $460 net. Price $6,000. $2,000 cash. i-arx age (3 -llt-il at DEATHS. Samuel Miller (colored), nit., died at 65 Delbrldge street Nancy Marchman (colored i years, died of heart failur.’ Greensferry avenue. Luclle Anderson, age 3 vear« McPherson, Ga. \Valter L. Avaltte, age 30 years at 481 North Boulevard. 1011 John Mitchell (colored), age 60 rear, died at 14 Lester avenue. > s ' Harry Cox, age 17 years, died no Nowell Mill road. ’ oa Paul Flammlster (colored) :,er- it years, died at 101 North Butler street” Lannle Moon (colored), age ir, years died of pneumonia at 50 Crew nreet Dr. M. J. Ware, age 36 years, died of consumption at Home for Imm-a. bles. ur * David Ellis McGaw, age 47 died at 367 Capitol avenue. . Jo* LfVItten. age 31 years, died at 18ft Madison avenue. Charles Davis (colored), ag. 5 months, died of pneumonia ai :i Humphries street. Ells Dukes (colored), age 27 year*, died at 64-A Fort street. h SEVEN ACK!*S, 3H MILES FROM CEN- ter of Atlanta, on McDonough (maends- mixed) road. $860, $200 cash, balance within 6 year*. For Sale By C. H. WELLS & CO., 1104 Fourth National Bank Building. Bell Phone 5223. $2.500—SPLENDID 7-ROOM 2 STORY home, with nil modern conveniences, slate roof, ttlo walk, etc. West End. Half cosh and balance small monthly payment*. HIT OR MISS. "Lives of Great Men” stands behind mt Stamped In gold and bound in hiue- Every book tries to remind mo That the next Installment's duo. —Judge. Some women use paint and pou<]*i because they haven't the cheek to ] without It.—New York Times. FINE RESIDENCE LOTS AT THE CEN tral railroad’s new yard* and round house and shops—$300 to $350 each. $100 cash and $5 per month. Those are fine Investments, and will make you good profit. WE HAVE THE CASH READY FOR three or four bargains. $1,500 to $3,000 each. Want these quick. FARM-280 ACRES, GOOD FARM. GOOD building*, heavy Umber, water, and fruit. Only $8 per acre. Half cash. EAST FAIR ST- HOME!! Have one of the nicest homes on E. Fair street at a very low figure. See s LIEBMAN, Real Estate—Renting, 28 Peachtree St. There will evidently be no *udi thing as a wreckless railroad until the reckless trainman Is abolished.—New Orleans Tlmes-Democrat. Jt Is better to put warm clothes on t few folks than to talk about celestial garments for many.—Chicago Tribune. Luke Wright Is In position to play a great part In the controversy win Spain. He has had great opportunities but this Is greater.—Birmingham Led;- er. The Philadelphia Ledger calls f r another Webster, "whose voice can echo from ocean to ocean!” What'i the matter with the voice of John Wes- ley Gaines?"—Washington Post. According to Dr. Senn. of Chicago more people die from eating food than from drinking Intoxicants. And yet It Jb not easy to find a satisfactory sub* stltutt for food, even If we replace it with breakfast food.—Kansas city Journal. The new 76-foot whale In the Mu seum of Natural History Is attracting many residents of Harlem, who wish to see for themselves how Jonah farel The Impression of the majority of flat- dwellers Is thftt he had lots of room- New York Post. W. M. SCOTT & CO., City, Mineral and Farm Properties, Atlanta, Ga. S. B. TURMAN & CO. rtflo on n Bd b*> YOUR ATTENTION TO. AND IN8PEC tlon of. th»* following properties Is re spectfully Invited. The time to buy a cheap S lece of property is wlion the owner bus efinltely d'.*cldcd to sell, nod will not stand on any fixed price, but Is willing to nt least one-half way meet your view* as to the value of the property. For business reason* people sometime* have to Ii>«h n little SUMMER HOME-FRUIT AND CHICKEN farm; 1 mile from court house nt Kill- Jay. On., noted summer resort; one-fourth mite from city limit*; 80 acres; 60 acre* nuder fence; good three-room house, stable, smoke house, etc.; two fine spring*, 2w apple nnd bench tree*. Thl* Is in the l*e*t apple-growing section of Georgia—the land of inllk nnd honey. Only $400. Title* o. k. M. Mcott tk Co., 1*10 Oould building. YOU STEEL HOOP MEN: WE HAVE several gm*l cottage*. ea*y walking ill*. tain, that we can sell from $ft*> to $2,350 on most any terms you may desire. You had better call or phone nnd let u* show you this property. Why pa rent when you enu buy a home on snrl, „.p,£ B:ir™ ,skk Investment. 4>«vupled by g04>d cm** or white ten- • «. In< f It Is uow actually paying $25 per t .£S,l5l*! rn. \rtii £1 n ‘‘l** i, whirl: 1, 1# per cent on Ft,,KW. It L I * h lh > ou wm - ' — - h " ,m -> r 1:111; ily a question of a short while when the islness 4»f Peters street will hat it on good little cross streets. EIGHT-ROOM 2-8TORY HOUSE. WITH nil modern convenience*, on Capitol are nne near tiinirgia avenue; e* Rt front, lot ivn 50x200 feet. The lot and house, according cot. [to surroitudlug gprlee*. Is worth $5,75) to • mi nil niHYruriwr*: Hi- f«» r H.350; It Is ;| first nnd goot! value for $2,000. Some 1 '’l 0 ** Investment. Term* $1,250 cash. Inti WE ILL OFFER FOR the e||i>H|te«t nlue-ronm | Boulevard. six-room cottage, uew plumbing, cabinet mantel*, screened throughout. This place is •ar line. Call nnd let i this. Price $2,500. ti same srreer, ntc«* nve-rooai co i lot 60 by 110 to alley. Price 82.000. *tr**et. goo«I three-room cottage; nice , . ^*h. balance easy all Imnrovemenr* down In street and! for. Price $1,630. Very easy terms. ! ——-- SIDE-TWO STORIES. NICK. new 8-rootu bouse; large lot; convenient f to Piedmont avenue and Jmifr • lines; near Eighth street; a! . proveiaents; «*:in be liought ft »y worth. Term’s $1.6)J street modern Im very miA.M* ar.n luiisurur «i.x an ,i i- Acn ,. 0 with all fue city cou ve iff cnee*, near Grant { . ,JLV5Ih. i ini iVnrered park c«r line. A |H»Heet little home and ° n . lv Ji ro .„» •h.-ep tor 33.9h), .... term, cf *60 mrf.‘fSS'uff,' t.rTioi, [*irt of X4*rth Rottlfvnpl. near An- •nue. 47 by II) feet to alley. Sunp, 'jn. Tbl* I* the right place for a | ■ u goisl plain- to irnlfd a bouse that — l nt a profit. HOME—FIVE-ROOM COT- acres ot land: doe running ~ J with nice Mk grove; all the way Into the itite*’ walk from ear ••in. .-M.y one nud one hxIf mile* froru city limit*. Price $2,650 and the land alone Is worth this money Term* may. b'plendld nelghlmts churc hes cm! public school. Call for our rent and *.le bulletin *et '»« n~afuirer. op|*>-. i Colouel Peel's beuutl-1 Atlanta Phone SALEM DEPARTMENT: A. S. HOOK. K. C. EVE. issi. «. li. TURMAN & CO. BEAUTIFI I. HOME ON OKOItOIA AYR. nue. trnlf lil.il k Of Grant park, tie, .li rooms, hall, china closet, pantry, cupboard. poreeUlu I with, marble slab wnshstand; In fact, up-to-date In every icspeet. I^>t runs from *treet to atreet. Place next door sobl for $3.8» last month. I aui author- ixed to sell this place at $3,656. c'ash $•»• balance to suit. 1 r w F ;,. A J 11 , 110 WILL UAV —»•'--- )-> t»:P il til.'— lu'vcn or -iebt* rooui Iwir.torj Uou,h „ u \v.-.t iVerhlrev IrtffralU^tiil“«i h j!'n ' phone m * ' ,B ' , 1 tritT uKsfXTs. list yoi'r UROPF.KTV Thty Can’t Take Gold. Snn Franrlffo. cal, Dec. 24 —A tern- porary Injunction hae been (ranted by Judge Morrow, of the United Stat.K circuit court, forbidding miner, from taking ore from company property ct GoMIteld. It l» claimed that large amount, of ore have disappeared from the vorlou* ntlnea. Delivering Chrietme, Mail. The emperor of Germany finds line to play Santa Claue for h‘- subjuit sayn Frit* .Morris In Tht. i'ccltnl- World Magazine for December, I year, when the Berlin poitofllce - an-amped with the unusual bulk the Christmas mail, and there «a possibility of the little children of Ur: tin not getting their Christmas i>r«- ents until long after the great d» the kaiser ordered out the Imperbl troops to aid In delivering the m*- The soldiers went about their willingly, and had all the mall dell: ered by Christmas eve, so that no os* was disappointed In his plan, for the holiday. Along the Spreewald. In many, skates are brought Into serTW to aid the mailman: In parts of Selu- erland the carrier uses skccs; 1“ Petersburg the traditional sleigh lies the czar’s mall: while In Cepea- hagen the bicycle 1s made to an!»»' the purpose of the reindeer. The male mnn In American cities uses even' ««• of conveyance to help him deliver tt* post. Sometimes he will pm •*l.- Ipa* Into a buggy and wheel the veWra along the streets himself. Perhaps •• will use a sled on which to pu: '■■■• sack. When the weather Is les. sew* one may even see the innllman 'I’m- erfng his mall from a banana vendsrs push cart. or. perhaps, he may htve» saddle horse weighted down with burden of presenta. Anything gees ma- will make the work easier for the maa who plays the part of Santa Cla: ANECDOTE OF TOOMBS. In Washington, Oa, the first i"'' n America named for the Father•* Country, lived General Robert T""in: one of the brilliant lights of ' tty In a century where socle 1 ln* ,IB ‘ Is second nature. , A committee once waited on Toombs to consult him about ereeiiM hotel In the town, says the author •Dixie After the War.” “We have no need of one,'' said ' r \ eral Toombs, simply. "When able people come here they can my house. If they are not resi*ct» ■ we do not want them at all." RULES FOR SUCCESS. "8tart right." "Aim right/* "Keep pegging ftway.” Anyone who obsen’es thet*; 1 assured of success, accon./ 1 President Edward Poteat. of r ^ University, who addressed th* ; the Junior college at the Uni'er » Chicago the other day. "If you start wrong you « 1 ' go wrong," he declared. "H V' * at nothing, you will hit nothin* not aim at riches; aim «t "•••■ manhood. "Above all, strive fot .** 11 between the patient wan and !lant man, give me the patient ery* time.*'—Chicago Special.