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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-07
SOCIOLOGY.

LONDON'S UNDERWORLD. BY Thomas
Holmes. svo, pp. Vii, 255. &c. p. Dutton
Coz
An account OF life in the underworld and
of the problems which IL presents; how
these problems are now dealt with, and
suggestions for minimizing certain evils
THE CHURCH AND SOCIETY. BY r. Fulton
cutting, III. D.. president OF the New york
Association for Improving the Condition
of the Poor. 12mo, PIP. tx, 225. (The Mac
milan Company
Embodyng the Kennedy lectures for
1912 this book sets forth the results OF an
inquiry into the corporations of organized
Christianity with the civil authority
THE BURDEN OF POVERTY. What To Do.
BY Charles II. Dole. 12mo, pp. 124. (W. Is.
Huebach.)
After tracing the cause OF poverty to It's
various sources tho author submits a pro-
gramme for social advancement
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EDUCATIONAL.

GENETTC PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION.
An Epitome Of the Published Educational
writings Of President C. Stanley Hal or
C1ark University by g. T. Partridge,
Pm d. with an Introductory note by Presi-
dent Hall. limo. pp ~. t0i. Crhe sur-
gs & Walton Company
Tho book r. divided into four parts:
phllo,ophcal biological and Psychological
foundations 81 education; general principles
o, education; tho school system. and sps-
cial problems.
ENGLISH COMPOSITION AND STYLE. 4
Handbook for College students. by william
# Brovster A. NJ I2mo. ~. r si2 trhs
Century Company
Treating Of composition. style d!scoIrss
ana yer.incatlon, with exercises for practice.
In tho appendix ere given rules Tor puuct1a-
lion and capitalization and p liet ~ common
mistakes IN grammar.
ESSAYS.
TIE VIEWS or "vANoC." An Engishmans
outlook ~ Arnold White Second Inn
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LITERATURE.

ENGLISH LITERATURE. Medieval. BY W.
7. Ker. NJ. A. limo, pp. 25s. Henry
Holt & Coz
volume IN The Home University Ii
brary." Other volumes In this series which
we have received include 1.-THE English
Language" by L. p Smith, NJ. A; RE
construction and Union, 1S65-1912," by p.
l.. Haworth. Phi. D.. and THE Principles
OF Physiology" by John G. McKendrick.
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7 RHVEl-.

CHILDREN AT PLAY. And Other Sketches.
BY Rose N. Bradley. 12mo, Up. 3i5. tE..
L. Dutton a. Coz
Some OF the titles are ~ Dsv in
Provence "a Fote Day at Avignon.'
Some London Children at Play Days in
Paris Convent" and ION the Road In
Corsica"
THE BYWAYS OF PARIS. BY Georges Cain.
curator of the Carnayalet Museum. with
1873 illustrations and 8 ancient and mod
ern maps and plans. Translated by Iouiss
Seymour Houghton 12mo, pp. xiv, 3i3.
(Duffleld g. Coz
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THE MACMILLAN COMPANY '4ss N.Y. s'a Ave.

rrar,Ir r,non Leaf Characters. BY J. Frank
lin Collins and Howard w. Preston. l2mo
do. vii, 1874 Henry Holt & Coz
Intended to serve e guide for those VINO
wish TO become acquainted with the trees OK
the region Indicated. and containing a gloss
airy. photography. systematic list OF trees
and an index.
THE HORSE AND ITS RELATIVES. BY h
Jydekker, F. r s. illustrated. S'o' PIP
XII 2ss Che Macmillan Company
A popular account Of the natural history
Of the more important representatives or the
horse family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-07
POETRY.

THE WHITE HILLS IN POETRY. An Anthol-
oey. Edited by Eugene r. Musgrove. with
an Introduction by Samuel Crothers, and
with illustrations from Photographic. 12mo,
DID, xiv, 1906. (The Houghton Miifin CON-
pany.)
A poetic guide to the White Mountain re-
gion consisting OF selections from 131 poems
by moro than fifty different authors includ-
ing Whittier. Miss Larcom, Edna Dean Proc
tor and Longfelow.
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JUVENILE.

ERICS BOOK OF BEASTS Done in Water
Colors and Accompanied with Appropriate
Jingles by David Starr Jordan. Interpreted
in Black and White by Shinada Seklo
12mo, PIP. 112. Gsan Francisco: Paul Elder
g Coz
Rhymes about the lion. hppopotamus, the
'possum. purple COW, porcupine and other
enimals
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trated. 12mo. pp. 800. (The q. W. Dill
lingham Company
~ romance which has for its setting
Little Place, Hampstead There are bur
seven houses in Little Place, each house
mas green door and everybody KNOWS
everybody else
HIS WORLDLY GOODS. BY Margaretta TUT.
tle. With frontispiece in color by Paul
Meylan. limo. pp. 40. (The Bobbs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-07
THE SOUTH SEAS AGAIN.


A son OF THE SUN. BY Jack London.
Illustrated by A. O. Fischer and &. w.
Ashley. limo, PIP. 1888. Doubleday, Page
g. Co.
Mr.. London is at his best on the
seivedge Of civilization. He Is at home
there; he sympathizes with its rough
and-ready ways, its stern demands upon
Primitive forces Of character and
physique. whether 1t be in the frozen
North or under the burning sun OF the
south Pacific. The contrasts he draws
are refreshing reading to the dwellers in
the heart OF civilized life, unless, as &C
casionally he does, he revels in brute
fayagery. "A Son Of the Sun" Is 4
series Of short stories of the South Seas,
connected by the personality OF the hero,
man after the authors own heart
fortiter in re-" and far more 'fortiter In
modo." The villains receive short shrift
al the hands of this millionaire trader
VINO has drfted to these vast expanses
ot isle-dotted ocean In his boyhood. who
mas become their child, and whom the
"opic sun, usually eneryating and dan
serous 10 the white man, has hardened.
MS protective pigmentation was perfect.
ar London tells us. The natives trusc
'uh' the white hotsam and Jetsam know
"nn and fear him, he moves in an aure-
vie OF justice, retribution, courage and
'"eneth, and, II his methods are occa-
''naily extra.legal, to put il mildly.
Nutnstances Justify him Mr.. Lond) I
shfnof the pinnanr NJ thn Pacific I'm fr.
s'n OF course, but his rediscovery Of 1t
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is welcome. These are stirring yarns of
adventure and derringdo in a pictur-
esQue setting
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MANY OBSTACLES.
THE PRICE SHE PAID. Novel. 3
David Graham Phillips. l2mo, m. 81
u ArplatOn & Co

1hk IllLE ef1E ALI n AN'FS'' -
David Graham Phillips l2mo, pp 6H
q. Appleton co.
The late Mr.. Phillips had the knack of
retaining and increasing his popularity
from year 10 year with each new novel
from his pen. The sources OF his sue
cess have been so often studied and an
slyzed in the past that further discus
sion Of them would be superfuous here.
He left, on his tragic death, two or
three posthumous novels, Of which The
Price She Paid" is one. 1t did not re-
ceive, one is inclined 10 think, its
authors final revision; whence, no doubt,
a certain vagueness in the figure OF the
heroine that keeps obtruding Itself. The
situation which confronts her is that or
the handsome young woman brought up
In luxury, incapable Of helping herself,
who, on the death Of her father, sud
denly finds herself penniless. A rich
marriage IS, OF course, her only re-
source She marries, then runs away
from the tyrant who surrounds her with
Injuries, but who refuses her even the
HVHt HOueSl dIoNdIiIS VA pm i'N4'' .
Again she faces the world penniless and
alone. The price Of her livelihood must
be paid by her. She succeeds in the end
by hard work, by self-denial Of luxuries
and indulgence, by determination to
reach the goal that is within her reach.
The constant presence in the girls con-
sciousness and environment Of the al
Tentative which the world offers to
women in her situation gives the book
an unpleasant note.
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by W. McDougall, NJ B., and Matter and
Energy" by Frederick Soddy, NJ. A.
SOCIALISM.

APPLIED SOCIALISM. A Study OF the Appf~
cation of Socialistic Principles TO the state.
BY John Spargo limo, pp. XVIII, 33S'
tB. w. Huebsch.)
Disclosing the operations Of q state In
which equality OF opportunity exists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-07
NATURE STUDIES.

COMMONLY CULTIVATED TREES OF
THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES
AND ADJACENT CANADA. Based Prl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-07

YIppIsH TALES. Translated by Helena
Frank 12mo. PIP. 500. philadelphia:
The Jewish Publication Society of
American
Forty-eght tales by twenty different
authors.
THE CHARIOTEERs. BY Mary Tsppan
Wright. 12mo Up s46. ID. Appleton a
Coz
The story Of a w0man's life
CAPTAIN oUADRING. BY william Hay
I2mo. DIP. viii. $3.50. Boston: Dana Estes
4 Coz
The scene Is laid in Australia In the CON.
Wet settlement days. The plot concerns
itself with the feud OF two brothers
KINDIJNG Story of To-day From thu
play Of Charles Kenyon by Arthur Horn.
blow Illustrations by William r Tavior
I2mo. pp. S75 tThe q. W. Dillingham;
Company
THE WHITE GHOST OF DISASTER. The
Chief Mates Yarn. BY Captain Mayn
Ciew Garnett, limo. pp. 552 (Ths O. W
Dillingham; Company
Telling Of q tragedy similar to thar
which Lefell tn. Titanic.
MEMORY corner. BY Tom Gallon. Illus
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preston. limo. pp. viii. 4is. Imported by
T. p. Dutton a Coz
The papers grouped under such head
inss as I'm The Open" The way OF Life. :"
'fThe Unseen' 1.-THE Problem OF Central
Europe" Tho Engmas OF Daily Life
'Eugenics" Socialism" Women" and
ION His Majesty's Service"
sTUDIEs IN FRANKNESS BY Charles Whib-
ley. Frontispiece. 12mo, pp. 262 (E. T.
button Coz
The subjects are Petronius. Hellodorus,
laurence sterne. Edgar Allan Poe. Lucian
Herondss. Apuleius and SIR Thomas Urqu-
hart.
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ESSAYS.

TIE VIEWS OF 'vANoC." An EuE.ishmar
outlook ~ Arnold White Second n
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-23
Painting and Uniting

FoR THE BEST PRICF 4li ~,ri1.
FNiBRl NJ 1850. Sls tlH an
- INK BLDG
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-23
Poultry, Pet and Live Stock

a little copperas. A half teaspoonful Of
sulphur each day will ward off disease
and help to drive off lice. which should
be seen after from the first.
use little pure hog lard with few
drops of kerosene used In the top Of
the head and under the throat as they
are taken off of the nest using only a
very little as too much .weakens the
poult At a week or ten days oid, just
before they go to roost, | use a little
more of the oil as before and rub a lit
tie between wing quilts which have
come out by this time, and are probably
bedded with little white lice that will
soon weaken their vitality. and cause
death unless removed ! put this oil on
AT night so that the greater part of it
viii be rubbed off on hen by morning.
as | always use turkey hen to carry
my poults, even when Matched under
chicken hens
| have followed this plan for % years
with great satisfaction and have writ
ten on this subject before. but still find
a number of my customers who ask me
for my advice on Care and Food of
Young Turkeys Mrs. Shafner, in In
dustrious Hen
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Houdans.

FOR SALE-"Faultle Houdans; this
strain has been egg bred from trap
nest records since April. 1890; have bred
them twenty one years for great layers
and twelve years for large size chalk
white eggs These fowls are extremely
hardy, have neither comb nor waffle to
freeze and are the best all winter layers
in open front coops. "Faultless' strain
Houdans have won every blue ribbon at
New York, Boston, Chicago and Phila-
delphia shows for past six years; eggs
and stock sold on honor; send lOc for the
issued It tells yoQ how to breed these
fowls, which average $50 eggs q year
apiece. 1t tells you how TO net $4,000 a
year from 100 hens. e. r Mscavoy, Sec
rotary Houdan club. Cambridge. n. Y.
321-49
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0rpingtons.
Plymouth Rocks.
R. I. Reds.

BABY CHICKS from high class s c.
Rhode Island Reds. 25c each, in lots
of ten or more. Charley Dobbs, Gaines
vile, Ga 3-27-2S
sl Erodas e, REDS EDS now leading all
test. and leading all utility breeds in con-
test at Storrs. Conn. Our Reds big lay
ers good shape and bright color Temp
kins strain: So setting reasonable fer
tility guaranteed. T.. Whiting, care Geor-
gian. 1921
QUALITY REDS. J. L Hosford, East
Point. Ga. 425 al
ROSE COMB Rhode Island Reds; won at
Southern International and Georgia
shows. Eggs. 81 and SO per fifteen. T. L.
Wright. 649 Highland ave. Atlanta.
2-1-41
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Leghorns.

-71---l-o----1--- ----,'l---7~--@
FOR SALE-500 s. c. White Leghorn
vearlng hens a 81 20 each Young
strain l. NJ Solomon, Route !, Macon.
Ga 1925
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Hogs
Mules.
Horses and Carriages.

FOR SALE-Harness of every description.
sets of extra nice second hand car
rage harness Piedmont Harness Com
pany. 1879 Marietta street. 2-27-14
WANTED To rent good horse or mule
for three months for light farm work
No peddlng and no public work Best
care will be taken Address J. T. Rustin
Route l, Dunwoody, Ga. 5-21-45
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Wanted-Bids.

FORT MCPHERSON. GA. May -, 1872
Sealed proposals for furnishing mate
rails and labor for constructing sewage
publication plant will be received here
until II M. June 10, l912, and then
opened envelopes containing proposals
should be Endorsed Proposals for Con-
struction Of Sewage Publication Plant -
and addressed Constructing Quartermas-
ter. 80 ~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-23
Builders Column.
Contractors and Builders.
Architects and Builders

cabinet shop: G 4l 5p ,e.-ood
furnished Johh Ai'e" 322 ~
avenue
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Real Estate For Sale.
'-~7-@(ro(-00-~-~-o-(-0-~
FOR SALE BY OWNED

FOR SALE BY OWNER.
RESIDENCE of nine rooms, on best part
of North Boulevard; modern and com
plete, with all improvements, including
furnace heat and screens throughout
This good home can be had cheap, and
upon easy terms
LOT 50xt85 in Delaware avenue, in beau
tiful Ormwood park II lies well, on
car line Price $3.50 Easy terms.
LOT 50x200 on Henderson avenue, in Cas-
cade Park, near car line Price $500.
Easy terms.
iel This is right in town and ready for
small house For quick sale $3.50 Will
j. FRANK BECK. 800 Empire Bldg
5-23-3
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA.

JACKSONVILLE is conceded to be one
of the fastest growing cities of its
class in America Jacksonville is
doubling its population every ten years
Jacksonville is a hustling all year town
with permanent population of $4,000
and winter population of 125000. You
can succeed in Jacksonville. Investi-
gate business opportunities in Jackson
vile, other Florida cities and elsewhere
in the Southern states. Jacksonville
being the Gateway to Florida. and one
of the most popular Tourist cities in
the Country, offers exceptional oppor-
tunities to make money in the hotel
business. rooming house, boarding
houses restaurants, etc.
This is the time of year to get bust
ness bargains in Jacksonville on ac-
count of Northern people going home.
Good propositions in hotels, boarding
houses roomng houses, restaurants,
millinery stores, bicycle stores, garage,
book and stationery store. drug store,
grocery and general merchandise
stores, manufacturing, etc.
Write today for full information.
Southern Sales Investment Co, Sellers,
Promoters, Fiscal Agents.
City Real Estate, Farming Lands. In
dustrial Investments. Hotels every
where, Phosphate and Timber Proper
ties Main office, 909 Bisbee Building.
Local and long distance telephone No.
Sab. Jacksonville, L. S. A. 45-23-5
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CARE AND FOOD FOR PoULTs

The egg season
for the turkey hen
is from March 10
to June 16, to
hatch and raise
them successfully.
and when we lose
M. B, turkey eggs
in the spring, it is
a loss the whole
season, unIik q
chicken hens that
lay and set the
whole year. tur-
keys are by nature
farm birds and
can not be raised
successfully in
anf, ,nt,,As.
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EASY MONEY for salaried peo-
Pile. 8 cents per annlm at
Wesley Banking Co. Purchase
money notes bought. 81 Inman
Bldg. 221-2 South Broad st.
$50
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Mattresses Overhauled.

bES work reasonable prices; new ticks
II deslred. Give US a trial New Jack
soh orr Company. Both phones. 1924
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NVNI MN
III WHITEHALL ST. 500:
Cotton Seed HulIS.


f. r Logan & Co,
Atlanta. Ga. 5-20-l2
WILL SACRIFICE for cash or exchange
two Regina music boxes; S43O and $3.50
Mahogany and oak. Five-cen slots.
Practically new. Opera tie anywhere. Great
money makers. Box 361. Greenvle, S. c.
FOR SALE-A S45 bicycle; will take $40
Phone atlanta 27O3. 522-6
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Swen front
sideboard, extension table, china closet,
six spring seat dining chairs; all quar-
tered oak and Of good appearance also
one handsome velour couch, one parlor
settee, and one large, new rug; very low
West Peachtree, corner Thirteenth Take
Buckhead car 52227
PORCH FURNITURE.
$40 Solid Oak Swings. full
bolted ..............$7.50
SIS Solid Oak Swings, forest
green $3.50
$15 Fiber Rush Swings, ex
ira large >...$ 12. 80
SIS Fiber Rush Suits, three
pieces ...... $27 so
So Fiber Rush Tables, round
top ..............$6.50
So Fiber Rush Rockers.
large ............... $40
S. Fiber Rush Rockers - 1915
Also special discount on all
rugs and art squares.
Our Special Porch Rocker,
worth 800, for ., 1915
CHAS. S. robson FURNI-
TURE COMPANY.
p and y f. Hunter Street.
5-22-24
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n IS TOO BAD 10 have little chicks to
begin to die off after you have had
such good luck with them. 1t is good
idea to keep careful, watch and see that
they ard not troubled with head lice, In
digestion. white diarrhoea. etc. II you
find that they are troubled with any Of
the above. Just phone us and we will tell
you what you need for them
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ATLANTA QUOTATIONS.
May %, 1912.

!. Corrected by Mccullough Bros) .
I Eggs-Fresh selected. no guineas :
/ or dirties, 11h m1Sc: miscellaneous, :
/ l6m lb9ac, guineas and dirties. l0n :
!. 1212c.
: PouItry-Live per pound Turkeys. .
/ l2I2 a 15c; ducks. 10Q12hc; geese. .
( a &c; hens, 13G14e; ROSTERS. so l0c; :
I broilers, 30035c each, owing to size; :
I fries, 80135c each
! Dressed, per pound Turkeys. l6 :
Z a IL ducks, 1S620c: geese. 100 :
/ l21Ac: hens, 16Q17c; fries, 22Q24c; :
! ROSTERS. 10011c.
,
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TRUST COMPANY.

FORSYTH BUILDING.
Capital 100000 Surplus s350,000
Can negotiate any good Real Estate
Loan on Atlanta or suburban property.
Bring us your applications.
Phones Bell, Main 1S04-At 63S.
2-15-1
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Money to Loan.

MORTGAGE LOANS on Atlanta real es
tate Established since 1889. S. B
Truman & Co., corner Broad and Ala
baua-sts Al 20
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.Jno. r. Scott.

Phone Main 1869 Sl4 Grant Bldg.
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Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED on north side near Peach
tree home with modern conveniences.
Must he IN good condition and not more
than $4,000 Address Cash, Box 100, care
Georgian 5-23- So
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Anconas.


FOR SALE 1875 Ancona February chicks
to sacrifice quick. Bargain Bargain
Box 81, Arab, Ga. Sis 3
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Real Estate For Sale.
WEST PEACHTREE ST. HOME

N~~~~~~~-~>--,~~~-~~~-0~
WEST PEACHTREE ST. HOME.
NEAR HOWARD STREET we have a
good two-story slate roof twelve room
house, on an east front lot has furnace,
electricity. servants house, stable and
all conveniences This is close in and can
be bought on reasonable terms owner
wants an offer. Call at office.
SOME CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
PRICES Low
Fairview avenue Druid Hills. 100
Corner PARK and Dabney 100 by i47 $50
Avery drive. rs by 17S ......... 1000
St. Charles avenue, 80 by 40 ..-.- 800
Westminster drive, so by 200 ...- $500
Jackson street. near Ponce DeLeon
avenue. so by $50 ....... ......., $500
Royston street, near McLendon. 80
by 132 ...-...-..,.. ............ 800
Kuhn street. 30 by $50 .............. $50
Ponce DeLeon avenue 30 by 24O 5000
PETERS STREET
BETWEEN whitehall and Forsyth
streets cheapest property in Atlanta
has good brick building on it; side and
rear alley, lot 40 by 100. $40 600. on easy
terms.
S. b. THURMAN & co.
BROAD AND ALABAMA STREETS.
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NORTH SIDE HOME.
c. r. HASKINS.
5O1 Gould Building

LITTLE HOMES West North avenue
place, good terms Twelfth street home
right al Peachtree. Law street home, near
A. e and a. r r. and Bellwood ave
nue.. two homes on Chastain street, near
Grant park. terms almost an acre cor
ner. semi-central, worth al the money
asked for it. rental makes II pay per
cent net Mills street. nine rooms we'll
worth the money Address me At Box
$50 Atlanta. Ca 5922-5
AN IDEAL five-room cottage on nice lot
close to school and churches and fine
car service. nothing but homes i'm that To-
caIitv has beautiful shade and lawn can
he sold on easy terms. no loan on this
place Price $3.50 owner 90s Third
National Bank Bldg Call Ivy 1925
1856
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II NEED A PARTNER for my rapidly
growing business. 1t is splendid
acter and ability; small capital neces-
sary; only young man who cares for that
kind of business need inquire. FEEDERS
Employment Agency, 253 254 Gambler An
mex, 104 N Pryor 5-23-64
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Stove and Range Repairing
DAN THE FIXER

sell second hand gas stoves We sweep
cnIhheys We take down heaters. We
sell wick and wickIess oil stoves We
sen gasoline stoves and ranges. Atlanta
PIloa pc goo III Whitehall st. Bell phone
NJ -o9S AT
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Milk Depots.
Colored Undertakes.
Hatters.
Fire Proof Storage.

WE STORE HOUSEHOLD goods and
pianos. Office and warehouse 239- 241
Edgewood ave. Ivy 2037 John j Wood
side Storage Company.
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Miscellaneous.

SEVEN PASSENGER touring car for rent
by day, hour or trip. Long distance trips
a speciality. Phone Main 1881. or address
5-22- 20
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-23

PURE WHITE Indian Runner duck eggs
for short while at 81 per setting. Eng
fish Pencil Runners, laying, $3.50 trio.
c. Stewart, Decatur, Ga. 41-21 5
EGGS from vy-laying strain Indian
Runner Ducks. 81 Is for 10. This is the
best time of year to set duck eggs. Chas
w. Davis, Anderson Hardware Com
pany. 5-20-16
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-23
Trunks, Bags and Suitcases.


RtTAiLED AND REPAIRED.
ROI MFR EEtG II WHITEHALL
PHONES: Bell Main 1876. Atlanta 1854.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-23
Mattresses Renovated

WE MAKE OVER old mattresses; also
furnish new ticking; best work. give us
trlal Acme Mattress Company, jack
son ana irwin streets. Both phones.
5-4-S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-23
Ducks.

NOW is the time to set White
Runner duck eggs, and Rem
dotte Farm is the place to get
the best. $1,000 eggs the next
two weeks for $500 Rendotte
Farm, P. O. Box 300 Atlanta,
Ga. 4-24-16
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-23
Dogs

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FOR SALE Female black and tan toy
terriers Perfect little beauties II.
Roquemore. Mansfield, Ga. SOIL IS