The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
HOUSEHOLDER
 ON THE JUMP Moving Day Sees Many
 Busy. ALL WAGONS IN DEMAND Many New Homes Will Be Occupied
 Tor first lime. Important Changes In Business Dis trfct.-suburbs Grow In Demand
 For New Homes And
 To Meet Growth.

October 1. commonly known as "Moying Day" has arrived. And with if comes the usual changes charac- teristic of the day. There Will De iew chanees in the business district or Montgomery, but a large number or families have been booked by the real estate dealers to change their places of abode in the resident sections or the city. Many. too. have built new homes which will be occupied for the first time today.
 About the same number of families will move this year as usual and as the result a great many homes of the city will be in a topsy-turvy condi- ton today. Almost every dray and every wagon in the city will take part in the festivities. while the large mov- ing vans have been engaged Tor sev- eral days ahead.
 A large number of new homes have recently been constructed by the weaIthier class of residents. who will move into them today. The greater portion of these homes have been built at Cioverdale. oak Park. Hill Crest and some of the other picturesque suburbs of Montgomery. The houses thus left vacant will be occupied im- mediately by other families.
 Cloverdaie appears to have been the most popular place for the erection of the new residences. This section of the city will present busy ap- pearance today when the several homes. just recently completed. will be occupied.
 Col. A. E. Garland will move into his new home on the Cloverdale Road. s. I. Cassels has also just completed new home on Fielder avenue at Cio- verdale. which will be moved Into to- day. D. W. Crosland. Clayton Tullis and Robert woolfolk will also move into their newSnomes on Galena ave- nue. Cioverdale
 The most important change in the business section. will be the removal of Belser and Thompson. wholesale grocers from their store rooms on Coosa street to a new location at POT Commerce street. the former quarters of the Veil Auction Company. Three other changes on South Perry street will be recorded. The City Jewelry Company will move from Its present quarters on Commerce street to 1S South Perry street. formerly the store room of Creath-L -Lassiter and Company Devinny and Son will move from South Court street into new room on South Perry street, H. S. Stokes, the mer- chant tailor. will occupy the remod- e1ed room at IS South Perry street. Ross Kinds will open up new re- freshment stand and restaurant on South Court street.
 There will be many more changes in the other residential sections of the city. Among the most important re- corded by the real estate dealers are:
 Mrs. Mary Whiting will move into the home of the late Col. Wiley at 729 Madison avenue. Lawrence Well has rented the dwelling at 14o1 South Perry street. recently built by w. R. Maxwell.
 pr. N. M. Woods will change his res- idenee to 5I1 South Lawrence street Hugh Brown will take a house at 507 High street. D. H. Reeves will move into his new home at Hill Crest.
 J. B. Nell has a new home at ll2 Lewis street. which he will occupy. w. H. Harding will take a house at POT Jackson street.
 Harry Connfff has rented new place at POT Park Place. Oak Park. T. B. Byars will occupy the house at sos South Hull street. Mrs. J. A. Jones will move into another home at sos South Court street.