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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-17
Real Estate For Sale

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FOR CASH and quick sale $3.50 gets a
beautiful lot in heart Of South Kirkwood.
north front city water. on corner, one
block from car line Call East Point 10.
6-17-32
DFCATTTR-I have the most beautiful
corner lot in this fine suburb and VIII
build YOU a six or seven-room bungalow
for IS. 600 that will make any $4,000 place
i'm Atlanta look tame or will sell lot for
81 GOO. so by $50 feet Only $500 cash
payment w II. 5 Hamilton, Decatur.
Phone Decatur 4l3 6-l-z4
FOR SALE-In Inman Park six-room
house: all improvements a good house
+. j.. care Georgian. 5l-l2-o
Oakland Crematory Lot.
THIS lot Is one Of the most desirable lies
next to Judge Kontz's lot; the titles are
perfect b r. Wofford. 1856 West Baker
street Z9-l2-o
COLLEGE PARK six-room bungalow
nearing completion all conveniences
and lovely home price $3.50 only $3.50
cash, balance easy. w II. 5 Hamilton.
Decatur Ca. Phone Decatur 4l3 go
FOR SALE-Two new fourroom bunga-
lows in good white neghborhood; south
side: city water; good lots bargains at
81 $50 each, $50 cash, balance $40 per
month; might exchange for vacant lots
Address owner Box 100. care Georgian.
6-14-3
81 $50 Will BUY two houses and lots
with all improvements. renting for
S21 20 Address Quick Sale care Geor-
gian- 26-l4-6
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For Rent-Houses.
Atlanta Phone 1881.


147 McDONOUGH ST. Decatur, Ca
On the right going out McDonough
street situated on a very large elevated
lot we have a good two-story eight
room residence. with electric lights, bath
and sink in the kitchen; has cabinet man.
good neighborhood, convenient to schools,
churches and car lines. This would make
any one an ideal home. Price, $3.50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-17
IF YOU HAVE MONEY no


Of betwe West
a
West e one-ha block win be so $40
WE PgBLsH
JOHN !. WOODSIDE,
AGENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-17
Cows.
Dogs
Horses and Carriages.

FOR SALE OR TRADE
A fine Kentucky combi-
nation saddle and buggy
horse. VIII trade for dray
horse. or sell at sacrifice.
Cleveland Manning Piano
Company, so North Pryor
stree b-lJ-4o
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-17
MCPHERSON AVE.

10 GAMBLER ST. Decatur, Ca
At the above number on Gambler street,
in Decatur, Ga, we have a good eight
room residence with electric lights, gas,
bath and sink in the Kitchen in a good
neigh borhood, convenient to schools,
churches and car line. Price. $50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-17
Poultry. Pets and Live Stock
ATLANTA QUOTATIONS
June "A. 1912.
Corrected by Mccullough Bros)

Eggs-Fresh selected. no guineas :
or dirties. l6d1Tc. miscellaneous,
. 15G1ec; guineas and dirties, 100
121Rc
Poultry-Live per pound: Turkeys:
1919 d15c ducks, 10612hc; geese,
a9c; hens. 13614e; ROSTERS, S9lOc;
broilers. 20G25c- each, owing to size;
fries. 30G35c each.
Dressed. per pound Turkeys. 10
d17c, ducks, 15d16c geese S@ lie
hens, lsd17c; fries. S0Q S5c, ROSTERS
: l0M11c.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-17
II is extremel!

II is extremely
disappointing to
know that the
hens are laying
and yet never to
get an egg This
is the ca Sc when
YOU have egg
eating hens. If
YOU suspect that
your hens are eat
ing eggs you can
easily determine
10 your satisfac-
tion. Take a china
egg Cor evn a hen
egg If you are
willing 10 sacrifice
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-17
Plymouth Rocks.

BARGAIN in Rocks Having rented my
farm ] offer 900 Barred Plymouth Rock
mems and cocks at low price Write your
wants n A. Kuhns. Route 2. Atlanta
Ca 44-15-6
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R. I. Reds

QUALITY REDS, j l. HoMord, East
Point. Ga. 4-25-31
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Real Estate For Sale.
w. A. Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate Renting and Loans
Bell Phones 10311O32 Il Edgew Phone 1881

FOR SALE.
ON EDGEWOOD AVENUE, between Bell
and Fort streets, we offer for a quick
cash sale lot at $50 less than the mar
ket price Price 5000 per foot See Mr..
Dews.
ON AVERY DRIVE-In Ansley Park a
lot o5x2l0 feet; this is about one and a
half blocks from end of Piedmont ave-
nue. car line, and we have a price Of
$4,000 but the owner has instructed us
70 sell It, so make us an offer See Mr.,
Radford.
IN HARDWOOD. on South Decatur car
line a pretty five-room bungalow, with
lights, water, tile walks, etc, $3.50 cash,
1880 per month. See Mr. Dews.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE on lot S5x25O, in
West End; convenient to Lucille ave
nue. cars; sewer. gas and water; cherted
streets; 49, 400 very easy terms See Mr..
White
ON THE corner OF Hill and Mccoy
streets, about one block from the De-
catur car line. where the East Lake Drive
crosses same, a lot 142x200 feet This lot
will cut up into four lots, 50x142 feet.
Owner wants 81 500. but would consider
an offer. See Mr.. Radford.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
AT HE ROYAL THEATER

The Royal Thoater offers a pro- gram Of interesting and pleasing va rety for today and tomorrow
 The first, Every Inch a Man is an interesting rborO-play of real heart interest. Bravery is one Tart of a man. There are other qualities of a more teDdar character that count in a real mans makeup. Here is an instance where a young chap is tried and not found wanting iR the full measure Of mauhOoI A great lesson tu old and young and should be seen by all.
 The Combination of a Safe" $ a story of misplaced confidence. X wealthy diamond importer trusts i'm plicitly in his companion and secre- tary. who steal the combination Of the special safe and rob the employer of a large consignment of dia- monds. Ills exposure and arrest is brought about in a most unique man neT.
 Friends" is the title of a western mining camp story which shows clear ly the value Of that little word friends"
 olympic Games, Piusburg Y. Nj. .C. A." produced in cooperation with the Young Mems Christian ass0cia' ton. shows a miniature olympic meet with many interesting and eL- citing events, participated in by rep resentatives Of many nations.
 .sThe Green-Eyed Monster on the same reel with the above, is a dandy good comedy. Two hungry tramps, in revenge for ill treatment, send hus- band and wife on a wild goose chase while they enjoy an excellent meal at the expense of their absent hosts With the song specialties by Nora l Emmett and select musical program by the Royal orchestra. the Royal Of i fars a delightful evenings entertain ment that is second Co none in the southwest.
 2 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
RUSSIAN ENGINEER
 LOOKS OVER MINES
Visitor Will Study Geological! Formations Found in
 Warren District

Kasimir GrOchOwski. a Russian min ing engineer. Of Teia. Siberia, Is in the city. a guest of the Copper Queen hotel. and will spend several days here studying geologic formations of the Warren district and inspecting the methods Of mining. He is bCins shown every courtesy and cOnsidera. ton by the officials Of the two big mining companies.
 Mir. GroChowski Is connected with a gold mining company at Teia. About twO-thirds or the gold produced by the Russian empire comes from Si- bFTia. Tn the year 1899 the mines Of thar country turned out 2S.276 kilo- grams Of gold but the gold resources @ tHe country have scarcely Yet been touched Quartz deposits have been almost entirely neglected and the ulacers are worked by antiQuated ani cyueHsive methods. Little attention has been paid 70 iron, copper, lead and tin. though these resources are
 well worth developing.
 MT. Grochowsd will visit all Of the principal mining camps of the United States and what he learns regarding rhc operation Of mines will be ap. piled to the industry in his country. He speaks English but poorly and his
 talks with mining officials here yes. ter,iay were made through an inter. preter.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
NEW STORE ID OPEN
 INLOWELL TOMORROW
Two Hours in Evening Will Be Given Visitors for
 Inspection

An announcement which is or the utmost importance in the history oi Lowell comes from the Phelps-Dodso Mercantile company and was issued last night, that their new store Is t0 be opened Monday evening at o. clock The store will be open for inspection two hours that evening from 10 g. The management have promised handsome souvenirs to all ladies attending, Monday. business in the Lowell store will Le suspended in all departments except inc grocery from which orders vii be sent on, and received.
 The new Phelps-Dodgc store Is a handsome building ln b ick with ter -a Cotta trimmings. iJ makes aG lm sosing figure in iowells business dis tTict show windows Of the modern type extend clear across the front If thc hnilding and are lighted by nu werouG < ray olectric lamps which fiC0l the window with u powerful lichI On every side. thre are win iOWa galore, making the building one of the most sanitary and Lest lighted in the district
 The Lowell store will in the fHtare le abIe to handle all the Lowell bus mess much of which was iO-merl.y handled by the Bisbee store. The stock carried will be complete in ev- cry particular and the accommodations offered to customers will De eqHIl 70 that Of the BisLee store. Arrange ments have been made with an eye to facilitating the handling of trade seldom afforded in stores of com munities
 The Size of Lowell
 Everything will be modern, sanl tary. airy and well lighted. The Low ell store is conceded to be among Jhe finest of the chain Of stores operated by the Phelps Dodge people and was built with an eye 10 inc future gr0wih OI the Bisbee suburb.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
.BiSBEE PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS

l.. N Gooding, teacher of science in the Eisbce High School. has tend cred his res. gnaticn and as soon as his successor is supplied by the school board he will located in the state Of Sonora. Mexico and engage in mining. At the same time he win Continue his study of North Ameri- can aUra and plant life and the ga- therug of material for a book which he will publish on the subject. He is an authority on this subject and his loss to the high school will be deeply felt
 The Thanksgiving luncheon served by the senior class in domestic sci ence was a great success, all of the guests agreed. The room was deco rated with pumpkins and green r.b- bon and the center piece, a large pumpkin filled with various fruits, brought admiriEg comment from the guests.
 The mothers Of the kindergarten pupils were entertained by their young hopefuls last Wednesday. Mrs. [ children in a play representing pill grim life and they acquitted them selves with honor. Tea and cake were served.
 The last football game of the sea son was played at Douglas Thurs 1 day. resulting in another victory for ! Bisbee by the score of g to o. Bis bee was well represented on the side lines. a number or high school girls going down to see the game. An au-
 tomoble party chaperoneG by Mrs. ! George Cobbe went down to attend an entertainment given by the Doug las Freshmen. The party was com posed of Bessie Gill, Maggie Caretto
 Merle Batson, Minnie Medigovich
 James MafTeo. Prank Champion and
 John Hanley
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
LOWELL ID HAVE
 MOOv|E HOUSE
Bisbee'S Largest Suburb to Conduct Amusement Enterprise on It's
 Own Account
ARRANGEMENTS MADE

As elimination of the efforts Of business men or Lowell to keep the people Of that suburb at home. to retain their business and to furnish attractive amusement for them with ont the necessity of a ride up 10 Bis. bee, it is announced that within a short time moving picture house wiil be opened in Risbee's nearest suburb.
 'rhe announcement that an amuse- mCnt enterprise is 10 be conducted in Lowell follows concerted efforts on the part Of business interests in that direction. The project was first broached when it was learned that the Phelps Dodge company would build and move and it was intended to remodel the old building into d theater Later however the building was rented for other purposes and other arrangements were made At the outset correspondence was opened with several moving picture houses and numerous letters passed with various people.
 The fact that there was an opening here became known tO ]. L. Fraser of Los Angeles who wrote to the Com mercial club for information which was given to him by the secretary Of tine club and the letter rom Fraser was turned over 10 the Lowell com mittee ana the correspondence was continued by them with the result that Fraser came "n to see for him self and decided to undertake the project. Satisfaction was mutual and the new amusement house for Lowell Till be opened in the buiIding known as the old Lowell club wlaich wifi be entirely remoGeler, refitted and re l made into an up to date picture house The officers oi the business mems ieague are r. w Ritter. president 1 Chis, Kolstad vice president. Ottc ! IIendricksOn secretary and treasurer and Mike Rosenthal and John Louko directors.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
BISBEE EXTENDS
 RED CROSS AID
Nearly Sl100 Quickly Rais- ed and Sent to Belgrade to Relieve Snfferings
 Caused hy War
ALL RACES ASSIST

 When a hundred and fifty Sorgia1s and Nontenegrans marched doan Brewery gulch 10 eutrGin for Ncs York, thence to sail for Balkan bat-
 ties, Bisbee natives saw a remarkable demonstration Of patriotism Another similar demonstration oC- cured Friday, when a draft for Sl @ i2.- n, donations from Bisbee Seryi2us.
 N0nteHegraBs. Slays and Americans.
 E8s sent Co tho Red Cross society at ee. rade Seryia. To be used in rEljeT- ing the distress or wounded soldiers on Balkan battieheids
 The money was raised in com puatiyeiy short time and the GoHl- J9Hs came from an classes md al nationaiities of people showing that the people of the Warren district gem erally are not only patriotic hut ,hgE they are sympathetic
 Many of those who gave Hbcla3ly to the Red Cross aid. had also given to funds to be sent their home go.- erume nts to be used in equippag Balkan armies.
 No Nationality Known The Slayoniaus were agreeably sur priscd at the generosity and sympa- thy exhibited by the people oI the district and are deeply grateful Sam Milutanoyich and Lee Loyanoyich
 were appointed committee to extend to the people Of the district. through the Review. the sincere thanks of the Slovenian people here and al home Messrs. MilutanOyich and EOyanOyich were the committee appointed to SO liCtt funds for aiding the work Of the : Red Cross society in tke Balkan
 states.
 | A large portion of the fund was con. | tributed by salaried men and daily wage workers. denying themselves iu order tO make the contribution. Those Of the Salyoniaus who are in bus, mess contributed generously and the ] Americans also were generous. The | fund Was sent to Belgrade. Seryia. by draft, Friday.
 1 Will Recognize Order ! On account Of the formal order is. sued by the American Red Cross SO ] ciety at Washington. calling attention
 to the fact that iJ is violation uf a federal statute for any person not | connected with the Red Cross to SO . licit funds in the name Of the society
 Bisbee SlayOniaHs will meet today n mass meeting 10 take steps to form a local branch Of the American Red 1 Cross society, in order that they may ! continue Co aid the society in its re
 lics work
 Former Report Denied
 The story in yesterday murning's Review, to the effect thIt the Monte
 neEfans and SoJyians who lett Eiabo, ! Co join the armies of the Ea4kaE
 states had been denied the privilege
 of fighting was incorrect in that it m
 Cluded all who left shia country. u
 was only the minors. O. whom there
 were many from the United States
 who were turned down the govern
 ment wishing to conserve them 1Gl
 future usefulness to their country
 The others were gladly accepted anr 1 according Co letters received hy Bis
 bee friends they have been issaeI uu iforms and arms at CetiTe. N0utcnC
 gro and were then preparing to g. Co SCutari on the BogoBa Ti,er.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
NOTICE

Children who are not allowed by parents 10 attend school, must re- main at home. Children attending school will be given a certificate by the teacher Those who might be seen oa their premises by a special officer will be taken home. and 1T necessary the homes placed. under a modified or parEaI quarantine.
 This measure is not intended to force parents to send children 10 school when they fear to do so, but Is intended merely as a measure for checking a possibility Tor a spread of scarlet fever in an unrecognized form among those children out or school who cannot be frequently observed
 (Signedj BOARD OF HEALTH
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
GOOD FELLOWS ARE READY ID MAKE ALL
 CHILDREN HAPPY
Review Is Asked to Continue. Movement Started Last Year and Will Revive Pro- iect Immediately.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
 IS THEIR OBJECT

Tast year about this time The Re. view initiated in Risbee a Good Eel low movement such as had been conducted first in Chicago and then in other cities Wiib greaU success. A similar success attended the move wCnt here and as result az least half hundred ittla ones enjoyed a truly merry and happy Christmas who would otherwise have been left disconsolate and without the toys that are SO dear to the heart Of child hood or this and or lhe approach or Christmas time The Review Is re- minded by the receipt Of the follow ing letter,
 coodfeIlow Would Help.
 Bisbee. November 2S, 1912. Editor of Review.
 Dear ST:
 This is Thanksgiying day and witl its advent ] nm re- minded Of the near approach of Christmas with it's joys for the many and it's sorrows for tine few [ have not forgotten that last year The Re view took mp the Good Fellow move ment and thereby many children who otherwise would have been forgotten were given merry Christmas, one they still remember with joy.
 Will not yCu start a similar move mont this year or better. will you not through your paper continue the movement started last year2 ! took advantage Of the opportunity then given me and was the happier for it The day was brighter for me than have been any Christmas days in sev- craf years past I desire Co repeat the experience and if voU vii send me the names and addresses or GEe children ! will see that their stock ings are filled. Hoping that many children may ba made happy and that there will be even more Good | Fellows than last year ] am Yours Truly. One Of Them.
 Will Repent Effort. y-pon the receipt of This letter a representative of The Review called on the secretary Of the charity bu i reau of the board of trade and ] asked her if she would again this l year furnish a list Of children wh' ! yaight be left without any Christ ! IlltaS except lbE it'Nf hrhNaNA TT fha'ff ~ Fl ] PisLee. She replied that she would ! Ee glad to do so.
 The Review will 0gaiB take uD th, ! movement. and viii do 70 gladly. ' will furnish 10 each applicants as | r7anv names as he or she may dosir. l with the addresses so that the CCUl ] Fellow may play Santa Claus with ! them on Christmas morning. Tn, ] names of the recipients Of such aoot cheer. will be disclosed to no one bU tine editor and the Good Fellow and the name of the Good Fellow will hg l known only to the editor.
 Thus the first Good Fellow Of tht | year 1912 in Psbee has declared him self. Who win be tine next? Ther' are many m the district as wa shown last year and tEey heed no, [ be backward in declaFing themselves All letters should be addressed tr ] A. Goodfeliow. care Of Bisbee Daily ] Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
Water Pipe in Tremendous Demand by Farmers and
 RanCh0rS Everywhere

Ranchers and farmers who are in- tcrestcd in irTigatiug their land can secure from the ADAMS PIPE WORKS any amount of water pipe at a remarkably low price. This com
 pany has just received many car loads of water pipe, and in order to dispose Of this at once they haze re- duced the price on all sizes and make TO charge for carriage to any depot in Los Angeles.
 This Company is pleased to receive small orders as well as large ones. and can cut and fit the pipA to your own dimensions.
 The sizes they have in stock are as follows:
 l in. at ........... 3.95 per hundred 1 l-4 in at ...... ......5- cts per it. i t-2 in at ...... ...5 3-4 cets per it. in. O. D. at ...... 6 cts per fl. in. New Standard at g cts per 1t. 9 in. O. D. dipped at 12 3-4 cets per ft. 9 1.2 in o. D. dipped at l5 2-4 cts per ft. 4 in o. D. New at ..lT l-2 cts per ft- 3 H-S casing at ........3U cts per ft. S m. No. lG guage. riveJed
 dipped irrigatrng pipe at 2lc per it. 10 in. No. l6 guage, riveted dipped. irTigating pipe at 27c per ft. And many other sizes in well casing at half the value Ot new pipe.
 The pipe and casing purchased from this company is sold under a guaran- tee.
 Those who are interested should write the ADAMS PIPE WORKS, and send in their orders.
 No charge is made for carriage to any deUOt
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
FolLs A FOUL PLOT.

When a shameful plot exists be tween liver and bowels to cause dis tress by refusing to act, take Dr. Kings New Life Pills. and end such abuse of your system. They gently compel right action of stomach, liver and bowels, and restore your health and all good feelings. 25c at all drug eists. s.-Advertisement. 2lG.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
NOTICE

All democratic precinct committee men of the Warren District are re- Guested to meet Tuesday night. Dec srd. 1912. at the Lowell club house, at Lowell, Arizona. Business Of i'm portance.
 M. J. SULLIVAN,
 Vice County Chairman. Advertisement 2zs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01

Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
NOTICE.

All democratic precinct committee, men Of the Warren District are re, Guested to meet Tuesday night. Dec 5rd., 1912. at the Lowell club house at Lowell. Arizona. Business of i'm. portanCe.
 NJ. J. SULLIVAN.
 Vice County Chairman Advertisement. 229
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01

Emergency steering gear has been invented for automobiles 10 avert dis aster should the regular gear fail through any one of numerous causes.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1912-12-07
IN THE SEWING ROOM
SHORT BITS OF WISDOM THAT
ARE OF VALUE.
Will Be Found to Be Labor Savers az
Well as EconomicaI-How Rusty
Needles May BE Effective
iy Cleaned.

When darning rent in wooden
goods. and it is impossible to ravel
out the goods itself for thread to darn
with, use long hairs from your own
head. The loose weave of the wool
loses the hair in its meshes. and SO
the darn becomes invisible.
The best way to clean rusty needles
is to run them up and down in the
earth. Just go out in the garden and
pull them out. Have the needles
threaded. with the thread tied double,
so there will be something to catch
hold of to extract the needle from the
earth. This method is even better
than using an emery bag.
When buttons come off shoes and
you sew them on again. run through
all the other buttons with the same
thread with which you replace the
missing ones. 1t will strengthen them
all and make the next button sewing
task far in the future.
Small holes in black or white Kid
gloves can easily be mended with
court-plaster Cut the plaster little
larger than the hole itself. and stick
it to the under part of the glove d.
rectly over the hole. pressing the kid
down smooth on the sticky surface Of
the plaster. This will last as long as
the gloves themselves do.
If the tip breaks off the end of your
scissors tho iagced mint may he
smoothcd of by rubbing it on whet-
stone. The point will be uneven. but
it will cut all right. The same treat
ment may be used for blunted needles.
Glove clasps. or snap fasteners are
better to use as fastening for plack-
cts on cloth dresses than are hooks
and eyes. But when the latter are
used be sure to buy those having the
peat eyes instead of the ordinary loop
eye.
Silk petticoats always give way first
at the seam; therefore, when you buy
new one. sew silk seam binding
over each seam on the right side.
This will often serve as cure for
WORKOUT petticoats.
When doing drawn work or hem
stitching on linen. soap the place
where the threads are to be
drawn. using thick soap lather and
a soft brush. After the work is once
started. 1t will be an easy matter to
draw out the threads, as they slip very
easily on the soapy surface.