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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-02

No Katy was there with her affec-
tionate, confectionate kiss. All about
lay her things in confusion. Shoes
in the middle of the floor, curling
tongs, hairbows, kimonos, powder
box, jumbled together on dresser and
chairs-this was not Katy's way.
Some unusual hurry and perturba-
ton must have possessed her.
Hanging conspicuously to the gas
jet by string was a folded paper.
John seized it. 1t was note from
his wife running thus:
Dear John: l just had q telegram
saying mother is very sick. | am
going to take the 4:30 train. Brother
Sam is going to meet me at the de-
pot there. There is cold mutton in
the ice box. l hope it isn't her quincy
again. Pay the milkman SO cents.
She had it bad last spring. Dom
forget to write to the company about
the gas meter, and your good socks
are in the top drawer. | will write
tomorrow. Hastily,
KATY"
Never during their two years of
matrimony had he and Katy been
separated for a night. John read the
mote over and over in a dumfounded
way. Here was a break in rou-
tine that had never varied, and it left
him dazed
There on the back of a chair hung.
pathetically empty and. formless, the
red wrapper with black dots that
she always wore while getting the
meals. Her weekday clothes had
been tossed here and there in her
haste. A little paper bag of her fav-
orte butter-scotch lay with it's string
yet unwound. Everything in the room
spoke of loss, of an essence gone,
of its soul and life departed. John
Perkins stood among the dead re-
mains with queer feeling of DESC
lation in his heart.
He began to set the rooms tidy as
well as he could, When he touched
her clothes thrill of something like
terror went through him. He had
never thought what existence would
be without Katy. She had become
so thoroughly annealed into his life
that she was like the air he breathed
necessary, but scarcely noticed.
Now, without warning, she was gone,
vanished, as completely absent as
il she had never existed
He did not care to smoke. Outside
the city roared to him to come join
in its dance of folly and pleasure.
The night was his. He might go forth
unquestioned and thrum the strings
jollity as free as any gay bachelor
there. He might carouse and wander
and have his fling until dawn if he
liked; and there would be no wrath
full Katy waiting for him, bearing the
chalioe that held the dregs of his
joy. He might play pool at Nc
Closkey's with his FOSTERING friends
until Aurora dimmed the electric
bulbs if he chose. The hymeneal
strings that had curbed him always
when the Frogmore flats had palled
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upon him were loosened. Katy was
gone.
John Perkins was not accustomed
to analysing his emotions. But as
he sat in his Kity-bereft 10x12 parlor
he hit unerringly upon the keynote of
his discomfort. He knew now that
Katy was necessary to his happiness.
His feeling for her, lulled into I'M
consciousness by the dull round OF
domesticity, had been sharply stirred
by the loss of her presence. Has it not
been dinned into us by proverb and
sermon and fable that we never prize
the music till the sweet-voiced bird
has flown-or in other no less f1orid
and true utterances?
I'm double-dyed dub" unused
John Perkins, "the way I've been
treating Katy Off every night play
ing pool and cumming with the boys
instead of staying home with her.
The poor girl here all alone with
nothing to amuse her, and me acting
that way! I'm going to make it up
for the little girl. I'll take her out
and let her see some amusement.
And I'll cut out the McCloskey gang
right from this minute"
Near the right hand of John Per-
kins stood a chair. On the back of
it stood Katy's blue shirtwaist 1t still
retained something Of her contour.
Midway of the sleeves were fine, in
diyidual wrinkles made by the move
ments of her arms in working for
his comfort and pleasure. A delicate
but impelling odor of bluebells came
from it. John took 1t and looked
long and soberly at the unrespon-
sive grenadine. Katy had never been
unresponsive. Tears - yes, tears -
came into John Perkins's eyes. When
she came back things would be DIFF
ferent. He would make up for all
his neglect. What was life without
her?
The door opened. Katy walked in
carrying a little hand satchel. John
stared at her stupidity.
my! I'm glad to get back" said
Katy. MA wasn't sick to amount
to anything. Sam was at the depot.
and said she had a little spell, and
got all right soon after they tele-
graphed. So ] took the next train
back. I'm just dying for cup of
coffee"
Nobody heard the click and the
rattle of the cog-wheels as the third
floor front of the Frogmore flats
buzzed its machinery back into the
Order of Things. A band slipped,
a spring was touched, the gear was
adjusted and the wheels revolved in
their old orbits.
John Perkins looked at the clock.
1t was S:15: He reached for his hat
and walked to the door
Now, where are you going, I'd
like to know, John Perkins," asked
Katy, inAa querulous tone.
Thought I'd drop up to McClos-
keys" said John, land play a game
or two of pool with the fellows"
(THE END.)
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CAMDEN WILL VOTE ON
A CITY LIGHTING PLANT
Especial to the Newark start

CAMDEN. n. j., Aug. 2.-Camden
City Council. after session lasting
into early yesterday morning, adopted
a resolution to have the voters de-
eide at the November election whether
they favor the building of a munich
pal lighting plant.
Previous to this, by vote OF 10 to
10, council refused to order the sale
of $540 900 of bonds to carry the
project into immediate effect.
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TO TAKE HIS MEDICINE
[FroIn q STAN Correspondent.I

TRENTON, MI, Aug. Addison
j. Perrine has abandoned his at
tempt to get new trial Of his con-
viction for manslaughter in connec-
ton with the death of Joseph
Bernard Wishart. The argument on
the rule to show cause was to have
been made today, but Perrine unex-
pectedly changed his mind and he
will be sentenced for manslaughter on
August 90.
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GIRL WELCOMED HOME
Especial to the Newark start

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Aug. q
Lured here from washington. ID. G.,
by man who has fled from the city,
Helen Tollin. aged II years, was de-
lighted yesterday following her ar
raignment before Recorder ketfer,
when informed that her parents were
DESTROYS of having her return home.
telegram received here from the
Washington authorities requested the
police to search for the missing girl,
and she was found by Detective
Frank Ferretti sleeping in a pavilion.
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REID TO GIVE UP FLYING

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 2.-With
his hydroaeroplane total wreck,
Marshall Earle Reid decided yester-
day to give up flying. His mother
and other relatives and friends have
been urging him to take this step for
some time. Reid said yesterday: Il
have made $12. 900 since | have been
following this vocation and 1 am still
in possession of my life and faculties,
and We'll call it quits"
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WILD DUCK IN STOMACH
OF BASS, ANGLERS SAY
IspeciaI TO the Newark Star.I

NEWTON. N. j., Aug. 2,-Samuel
Wilson and Dayton Warbasse, vet
eran anglers, of Newton, tell this
story
An extra large and fat bass was
caught by the pair last week in Gran
berry lake and in cleaning the nsu
The men found in the stomach "a
partly digested young wild duck. The
fisherman believes the bass snapped
the duck from the surface of tho
water as it was padding about WIN
the mother duck.
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OSBORNE TO VISIT MT. HOLLY
ISpeclaI TO the Newark Stnr.I

MT. HOLLY, N. j., Aug. 2.-Progres-
siyes of Burlington county are plan
ming a reception to Edmund b. Os-
borne Friday night of next week,
when he will come to Mount Holly
and make an address at public
meeting at the court house,
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DOGS DEATH ExcITES
,s..ciuI 70 the Newark star. ]

ISpecIuI 10 tut NVNHTI< SfHI'I
BURLINGTON, n. j., Aug. AS
.emblyman Robert Peacock was the
centre of an exciting scene at Broad
and High streets last night. when Dr.
William A. Fitzpatrick. veterin-
arian. il is alleged, drew revolver
md f1ourjshed 1t Overwhelmingly, ac-
clIsing Peacock of Killing fis bulldog
Mi;b an auto.
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! ,IAY cnNcrpN.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN.
Notice is hereby given that United Supply
pal business Office of which is located in the
Borough of Manhattan. City, County and
state of New York. will apply TO the New
York Supreme Court at a special term, Part
I thereof TO be held at the County Court
House in the Borough of Mania ttan. City,
County and State of New York, on the fourth
day of August. 1913. at 1890 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard. for an order au-
thorizing the said corporation to change its
corporate name to 1.-THE Samollne Corpora
ton"
Dated New York July II. 1918.
UNITED SUPPLY COMPANY.
BY SAMUEL r. OLMSTED. President.
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Henry X. Hilton to Crescentia B.
Wolf, Montclair, centre line Mid
land av and W cor lands r. NJ.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that tho
following proposed ordinance passed a sec.
ond reading and was ordered to a third and
final reading at q meeting OF the Board Or
Street and Water Commissioners held July
81, 1913:
An ordinance granting permission to Pub
lice Service Railway Company, its successors
or assigns, 10 locate construct, operate and
Clifton avenue, southwest of Bloomfield ave
nue. and its tracks in Bloomfield avenue
southeast of Clifton avenue, in the CITY q
Newark, County OF Essex and State OF New
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds.

S75-Westview Cemetery Associa-
ton to Dora Mccullough. hot 567. sec
tion T., said cemetery: February 4
1913.
Love and Affection y. An
ders1n 10 Joseph NJ. Anderson. lot
60x1g3 feet east side Lexie street, 300
feet south of Line Street; April 4,
1913.
SSOO-Mrs. Frances Z. Fall to T. L.
Shumatc, No. 374 Capitol Avenue,
25x140 feet, to secure note: Aprl :,
1918
$3.50 and 30 Acres Of Land-Mrs
4 H. Collier ct al to Peschtrec Oak
Company. lots .. 10 and II Of block \
. Of Peachtree oaks subdivision; April
., 1913
ss.4Oo-Ahs. Many H. Tatum to
Mrs. Eva J. Clary. No . Boulevard
Place. 1880 feet; April T. 1913.
S4,40U-Mrs. Mary Davis Law to
Matte y. and Katie l.. Ellis. lot 52N
125 feet east side Spring Stree. -
feet south Of Pine Street Msy 4,
1910.
$500 Mrs. Katie \. Hall TO Fred
Taylor, lot 1JX200 feet north sido
Gerard Avenue, 40 feet west Of north
and south line between land lots 149
and 100; MARCEL IS. 1918
a -N
thur Montgomery. lot 54x65 feet. west
sidc Decatur Street 100 feet east of
Fort Street: onc-haf interest, March
=. 1918.
S365-W. G.. Harper to Mrs. Sarah
Irene Weathers, lot 50Xls4 feet, north
side West End Avenue, 80 feet from
WeibOrn Street; April /. 1918
SS70-Same to Same-No. 104 Ella
Street, 36x133 feet: April I. 1918.
S1.S00-Ar;hur Hermann 10 G. :.
Ballard. lot 6SX1S3 feet, southeast side
Euclid Avenue. 275 feet southwest of
Alta Avenue: March 26, 1878.
s2.000-G. S. Ballard to +. T. Doug
las, same property: March 81. 1918.
.S400-E. T. Stanley to e. W. Wal
keT. lot 54N1S3 feet east side Willow
Street. JOS feet south Of tine street
wherein the Georgia Railway and
Electric Company runs. April 1. 1913.
IS, 000-NeWtou St John to W. r
Cooper, lot 52X156 feet, north side
Georgia Avenue, 1Q4 feet wet Of Mar
tin street; December IS. 1907.
s., 0eO-W. T. Cooper to J. 5. Guth-
rio. No. us East Georgia Avenue.
52N156 feet: April T. 1918
S900-E. Y. Haynes To Miss Lula
Jeter. lot ll5x204 feet on northern
corner White Oak and Peoples
Streets: April :, 1873.
s6.5r0-James r. Williams and Mrs..
Lillian X. LeConte to Mrs. Sarah r.
Bryan. lot 50X227 feet. west side of
MOreland Avenue. 22S feet south of
North Avenue; April I. 1913
81 ,20O-GeOrge w PARROT TO Abby
Greenberg, lot s4Z1l7 feet. south side
School Place. 20 feet west of Buchan-
an Street. April :. 1913
s2,000-John r. Lynch and Charles
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Country Wide Awaits Your Longing To Provide
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NEWS

II. Stieglitz to William Lowry n.
ter, lot 56X132 feet north sids Ut 9s'
Kalb Avenue, $50 feet west Of w., "
Is Way; March p, 1913. ''eI'
$2O0-George R.<Parl,er ia c,ic...
Fincher, lot 40X2S0 feet. east si5 SID a
Johnston Avenue, at southwest 80. sos
Battle Hill School lot; March J ia,s
s500-Same to same. lot 50y15o g,
west side Wellington Street la ~ ~.
south of Atlanta Avenue. Sepfena ~.
rs, 1872. p'o'''Os
STOOD \. Williams ct al. to T
Burdette. lot 5OXl63 feet, $40 ~.
from northwest side Peachtree Ros5
at west line of land lot ST. April 10
1912. pm =.
$2,175-W. ". Carroll TO civ /,
Atlanta, lot 55x146 feet. west ~ y
Howell Mill Road, adjoining EuHn ,Js
cult, land lot 151, Seventeenth ' M.
trict. April 5, 1918. D''
S3,150-J 9. Hutchins IA
Donehoo. lot 41X147 feet. east s;d.
Waldo Street, 405 feet south az S ~.
Fiat Shoals Road. April ;. 1919
81 ,4OO-Atlanta Development Com
pany to Miss Clementine MacGregor
lot 50x170 feet, south side Adair ~
nue., $40 feet west of Highland Ave-.
nue.. June !, 1912.
81, 400 Miss Clementine AIaccr.,
or to Mrs. Annie May Waldo San.
property. April 3, 1913.
S2,150-Mrs. Annie May Waldo "a
Mrs. Catherine NJ. Myers. same mon
erty. April Z, 1913.
S2.750-J. r. Fowler to George p
Powell, lot 56X1S2 feet, east Ga.
Hampton Street, 80 feet north ~
Ethel Street. August IL, 1918.
$4,000 Same to same, LOT esy92;
feet, east side Hemphill Avenue 9;;
feet south OF Southern Railway. An.
gust 10, 1913.
$1,000. II. Whisenant to same Lot
276Xl,S32 feet. south side Adams.
willie Road, 234 feet west Of Pevtop
Road. December 10, 1912.
$4,000-Same To same. No ia
Grant Street, 44xl50 feet. December
10. 1912.
$1,000 Mrs. Ella f. Roberts TO T
NJ. Word and :. 4. Ozburn. lot SO0y.
400 feet north side thurman Avenue
423 feet west of Jonesboro Road
June "a. 1872.
S2,j00-T. NJ. Word to :. \. Ozburn.
one-half interest in same property.
April :. 1918.
I Sol. w. Goldsmith, Jr.. to Dolph
Walker lot 26X12O feet, southeast
corner Lake Avenue and Krog Street
! April 3, 1918.
$500. Fl. Porter TO same. sam,
/ property. April >. 1918.
$1,000. ri. Thompson To James
r. Harper, lot 50xl65 feet on Ward
| Avenue, being lot 81. block r. o
Ward subdivision. March II. 1918
$4,000. &. Thompson TO !. H.
! Whisenant, No. 1lS Grant Street,
44Xl50 feet November >, 1912
$700-Edgar A. Nicely to S. G
| WoOten, lot 5lx174 feet, north side
Dorsey Street, 156 feet east Of Cheney
Street. April /, 1918.
$3.50. b. Lee to c. l.. Jones, one
| half interest i'm lot 100x30O feet,
| southwest corner Elm and Chestnut
Streets, Hapeville. February l. 1918
5000. i. Jones TO r. !. Wells and
5. {. Yancey, same property. April
8, 1918.
S15O-,Iames r. Lasseter and J. H.
Daniel to +. J. Wells. lot l0OX2O0 feet
east side Fulton Avenue. 100 fee;
north of Cherry Street. January Is
] 1913.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08
Houses For Rent.
FOR RENT.

No Iy- WASHINGTON STREET..
between Trinity Avenue and Fair
street, at this number you viii iind
tEu-stOry house uf ten rooms. two
baths. and carrying all mcderu con-
NenienCes. Suita bic for nigu-cIaS-
boarding house. within len minutes
walk Of center lie city. possession
on sngr' notice. Price so
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COMMISSIONERS DEED.

S2l-FuIton County tby c''...'l ~.
-ioners, to ]. ]. Cochran. No 80 be''"
street. 5OxlS0 feet. April D. 1919.
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BANKRUPTCY is ASKED.

Involuntary petition i'm bankrupt =
vas filed to-day against j. =
Vaughan. Of Cagro-ltOn. 10y j.
Smith. j. +. Vaughan and Leon Ll''-,
three Of mis- creditors. II is arcs
in tile petition that Vaughan ''i---,
al 20 cotton brokerage business
ia- plan. at Ca.ro.ltou. ana t..
acknowledged his inability To ~.
Ccbts IN writing. therefore t'A-...
an act of Daukrup-cv.
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LOAN DEEDS.

$5.OOO-David ". Morgan TO Home
Life Insurance Company, 40. 22S St
Charles Avenue, j0x1O feet. April T.
llS.
,000-Doiph Walker 10 George r
Eoushton lot 26x12O feet, southeast
corner Lake Avenue and krog Street
April .. 1918.
S10U-E W. Walker To Thomas c
Frobegt. lot 54X1S3 feet. east side VII
low Street, los feet south vi IeorgL
Railway and Electric COMPANY
March %. 1912.
$l.5o07J. B. Guthrie to Morigas.
Bond Company of New York, No. III
East Georgia Avenue, J2NlS5 ieet,
April :, 1913.
$G6O-D. j. Ray to Royal Lum6oss
Company. lot 100Nl63 feet south sio'
Berne Street. 1j0 feet east OF Mdrot
street. April >. 1913.
s. sos. \. Ozbun go Lillian VI
Lacy, lot 30Oyt0D feet. north NlGe
thurman Avenue. 80 feet NHst o.
Jonosboro Road. April :. 1918.
81 $40 Mrs. Mary Barrett TO 1I'
". NJ. Minuhan, No. - o,'''s'.
Street. 50S10o feet. April Z. 1918
2.2J0-Mattic r. and Katie L,1
Ellis 20 Travellers Insurance Con-
rany. NJ. 81 SPRING street 'zSI-'
feet. April /. 1913.
S100-Abby Greeuberg To- "A. :. "a.
rott. lot 28x70 feet, No. 2h4 AuouIp
Avenue. April Z, 1913.
S2O0-Mrs. Blanche BriSendlnt
Lena \. Ouillian. lot joN2oo ts y.
northeast side McDonough Road, o.s
feet northwest Of Antioch bap'S
church lot. April :, 1918. -,
S5-E. Anthony 10 ". 7. 'ool5.l., -. -,
21S East Georgia Avenue. 5-Alo' l5sN
April 4. 1918 ,,.,.,.,.
SIS. B. Larimorc {" ). H. -,
nant. lot 2lSx3f6 feet lying 20 IN.
south Of southwest corner Add,ls.'a PC,
and Peytun Roads. December ~. ~.
S5-L. W. Franklin 10 same 10 a.. ~;
ON Adamsyillc Road, Land L'i
October %. 1872.
S5-Georgfa Land and Loan ca "a
pany to Catherine NJ Myers 70. "a ~,
lIO feet. south side Adair Avenue, d. = :.
feet west of Highland Avenue. API' .
1913. e.,
S5-Trust Company uf Ge"l-iss q"
same. same property. April D. 1910
cOmMIcSIONER Frs DEED.
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81 BDlNlSlON
SATURDAY. at 2:3O
o'clock sharp, we will
sell at auction 32 lots and
a Groom bungalow. This
subdivision is located right
close to the East Lake Club
grounds.
The terms on which the
vacant lots will be sold
are 500 cash and so per
month, Z per cent interest.
The terms the bungalow
will be sold on. $3.50 cash.
ISIS per month, Z per cent
interest.
In going out to attend
this sale. take the East
Lake car and get off at the
club grounds or take the
South Decatur car and get
off al East Lake Drive.
This subdivision has the
right location. Property
is going up in value very
rapidly in this entire sec
ton and YOU can not make
"a mistake in buying one of
these lots.
For plats and additional
information. YOU will please
see us.
RALPH o. COCHRAN
COMPANY.
74-T6 Peachtree Street.
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". A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON

REAL ESTATE. RENTING AND LOANS
! FOR SALE
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Galloway & Smith announced To-
day several sales, aggregatlnS ABOUT
$50. O00. They sold for Abe S.rochl,
90 East cain Street. between Court
land and Piedmont, for $4.iUO. rms
parcel is improved with a cottage
The lot is on the north side Of the
street and is 4OX150 feet.
This agency sold for {. NJ. BenJa
min the northwest corner of 81.
Charles Avenue and Barnett street,
I0Ox173 feet. for s5.1G5. The new
owner will erect two or three homes
on this at a cost of about $500 each.
Mrs. Adelaide Barr bought OF d. w.
Morgan 5 and 10 Greene street, a
double dwelling on lot 4oNlOO iee''
for $3.50.
j R. Ellis sold to client OF Gallo
way & Smith a 50x120-foot lot on the
west side of Spring Street between
Parker and Mills Streets, for 5000.
A cottage is on this lot.
II. T. Yeargin purchased from Mrs.
Mary {. Walker bungalow at thS
northwest corner of Oak aud Lang
horne Streets, West End. for 81, $50.
The lot is 50X170.
The Galloway & Smith agency also
sold two lots on Gilbert street. near
Confederate Avenue, ormeWOod, for
Thomson q Lynes to J. T. Smith. for
$3.50. This was in the EiiTsch sub
division.
East Harris Lot Sold.
Through the f. Rivers agency Geo.
y. Lewis. a nonresident, sold to Ed
L. Wigh. and +. NJ Butt lot on East
Harris Street, between Peachtree and
Ivy Streets. for a consideration which
is withheld. The lot is 50X95 feet anu
known as 20 East Harris Street. The
purchasers exercised an option taken
last year. Henry b. Scott represent
ed them in the deal.
Net for County Merger.
Charles u. Mckinney, formerly
president OF the Decatur Board Of
Trade, declared to-day he was not in
favor of merging Fulton and DeKalh
Counties. To explain his position on
the subject clearly he said:
~ few years ago g great many per
sons believed the question of merging
the two counties should be seriously
considered" asserted Mr.. Mckinney
but, SO far as [ am informed, no one
nov seriously considers such a qUes
ton The people of DekalD can see
no advantage in b-ing merged with
Fulton because they know that tins
rapid development of Fulton is taNine
TO the utmost the resources Of tn,
county TO keep pace with the demand
for better schools, better roads. more
courts and other modern improve
ments, and that Dekalb County car
work out its own salvation along
these lines
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Another Realty Firm.

II. :. Willingham, formerly Of the
Gilmer & Willingham Real Estate
Agency, and w b. Mccain, formerly
with Edwin Z. Ansley, have formed a
real estate partnership under the firm
name of Mccain & Wiliingham, with
offices at so Empire Life Building.
Tho new partners are real estate
men Of experience. and have received
number of flattering listings under
the firm name. Mr.. Willingham has
sold his renting business and will
hereafter deal in sales only.
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- ~
Auction
Lake
Subdivision

SUBDIVISION
Next Saturday
at 2:3o O. c 10 Ck
sharp we will sell
at auction 81 lots
and a 6-roomb bun
galow. This sub
division is located
right close to the
East L AXE Club
grounds.
The terms on
which the vacant
lots will be sold
are 500 cash and
$40 per month, 7
per cent interest.
The terms the bun
galow will be sold
on: $3.50 cash, SIS
per month, 7 per
cent interest.
In going out to
!attend this sale,
take the East Lake
car and get off at
the Club grounds,
or take the South
Decatur car and
get off atEastLak
Drive.
On the occasion
of this sale we will
give away $1,000.
This subdivision
has the right loca-
ton. Property is
going up in value
very rapidly in this
entire section and
you cannot make
a mistake in buy
ing one of these
lots.
For plats and
additional infor-
nation, you will
please see us.
RALPH O.
COCHRAN
COMPANY
74-76 PeaChtreeSt.
|. w. FERGUSON &
son
AuCtioneers
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08

OK WHITEHALL Street. near Nc
Daniel. s. feet frontage bach, 10
the railroad. Tor oulg $4,000 per foot
This is bargain See MI. Martin