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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-26

sSiir Die Wifglieoer Der GpanJ.
prot. ct. Sobannesfirhe aui JRt.
auburn bntte bos llnipetter aeitern
Abenb feline shrefen. aui ben aeirri.
gen sIbenb mar Die 4ufiiibrung Der
bonn airhenhor nit unenblitenl
JleiB eininibirten Gperette angeiast
uno ba CAB es eiuiah tein Salten.
Sung uno MIt aus Der 8emeinoe
MOLTEN 3eu9en fem Der Iriuulpbe,
bic Die lungen Geitte bonn Gbor iammt
ibrer 2ebrerin sSrau gmilie g. 8eiB.
mann feiern fuiiroeH, uno oa haften
bic Glerner1te es ihon nod idlinlmer
fretben niiiien menn lie iolhen @n.
tbltiiosnrus batten odntpien noaen.
las qerdumige Columbia Iheater on
Der Bine, oberboIb Calhoun StroBe,
in Gorrppiue, fpoielbIt Die llnterbaI.
tung itattfano, mar oenn audi Idn1e
Dor geginn berieIben bis ouf Der
lestcn 4las beiest uuo lpohl ME gu.
Dor iii in bieiem (beater ber3lihcrer
unb jlIbeInberer geifaQ ge3out NOR.
Den als eeitern abeno.
3ur auifiihrung gelangte Die Cpe.
rette 81 Ralitical auot' bic Rauo
gli3utetb ssnh eeitrieben uno Bm.
Rbps.5erbert IN Wtlritf geiest bat.
Sie beiteht aus geiaaigen SoIi, IIet.
terL Ger5etten unb Guartetten, bic
eHtDeoer aueiH ODER nit @borbeglei.
tln9 geiuHgen frlgroen. Die iestere
gfhah abtuehieInb pom gansen Gbnr
ooer pom ,Srauentor reip. WdnHer.
DIOR aliein. Wean iIent, es lit Elm rcdbt
1bguefslungsreifes 9erf uno oa eic
Qelooien ourtaue8 geialIig limb uno
lid, itnIeihelno ans Chr legen, 10
tnnn man uns olis @ort s.du5cn,
lpeun mir iagen, baB oos AUDITORIUM
gang bingeriiieu mar uno oen ytit.
UIrfcnoen init iantmt Der treiilid)en
Seiferin eiltbuiiairiiden aoplaus golf.
te, SoloroIlen bntten 5rl. Seopig
Rotbnfer, syrl. Seonie WecGuooeu,
arI. Charlotte Snuomann, ;Srl. Selet
gnnUrpart uno ,Srl. Dora Vieiier,
iotpic bic Serreu Gotpin Iuerr.
Chris. pod. Sarrp iyinte, Hobert
1Npfert, George Reoefer unb Carl
araeHer inre. Ger ipaniihe 3an1
tpuroe in sra3ioier @eiie bon SRI.
Giieae aritmer olrhseiiibrt. Serner
mar oas aSiIanS Erheiter berange5o.
gen porSen uno- Sri. alma SfuIer
lpirtie ais 9egIeiteriu NIT.
Ger abenb mar ein slpeiieaoier Or.
lola nnS itou 9Ieif puroen StlHl,
men laut. Die @oriteauus mofte :lot
einElaI fpieoerhoIt merben. 5rau
Weibmurn bot NIT ibren S0nsern
tmo Sdrgerinnen 9or3lglifes seIei'
itet unb oie gemeinoe tann nit Dol.
lem Retlt 1uf oieieIbeu itoI5 iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-26

Sabrea. Sd empfcble gpOia 6. 8intbam's
8egetabte COMPOUND allen Semen, peLd)s All
leloen baben, tuls idJ geIytten." Dire. W.
3euner, l046 gew Jericg Strcet, Gaip.
renee, aanias.
Ter Sal elmer ;Sran in YlDntana.
Burus, WOnt. - ygpOta g. gtufbam's
&eQetable gpmboHub turirte meius furd)tba-
rcu ROpfihmersen, an bensn t ieIt W0nuteu
qelltten. Sd mar 70 ihpat, oaB id taum
meiue Nrbeit oerritlten fOuute unb mejn Aopf
uno meine Iuqeu idmsr3teH mir immsriort.
5br COMPOUND bali mir in pieltr 8eifs uuo
II Iehr tarteuo. Sd empfebIs es tets met.
nen Greunben uuo er3dbIe ibueH, mae fir eiHe
grosartige Weot'in es fir Syrauen 1T. Sis
tonnen meiHeu YamsH Qsbruudlsn sum BE.
ten bon aHbsrsu." -- Dtrs. J b n j al n
cls, Burns, Montana
Die Fabrttantcn bon Shota =. Rinfbam's
8caetabic COMPOUND babeH taufeHoe BON
'olhsn rlefen lpIe Der obiqe iis belageH
Die SuhrheIt, benn ionii batten ie um tetuen
9rets crIaugt neroeu touueu. Tiefs Nleoi3in
NJ nttt fremD ite bat itit 5abrsu Die
Yrobe beftauosH.
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Safe.SaM.
Tribe Ausiiften iiir bas Spiel am
noffien SoHntas. - rReolano.
,Sielo" in iunlpiigem 3uitanoe. --
lleberit)pemnuns oes SpieIplases
5efiird,tst.

Besen Der arhoItenSen ifauererl
Regeniale unS Der pom g9etterpro.
pbeten oeriprotsuen Sortiesung Der.
ie!ben fiir bic ndtyiten 2age, fpas cine
lIeberltaDenHunJ oes Spielplases
5erbeiouiiihren orobt. iteben Die aus.
'itten fiir oas SpieI sgpliten ,Rehs~
uno Moihinston ~Senatoren" t2lm.
Sigul am udhlten Sanitag uuter
9tuIl. Shou lest befinoet iih Der
Splelplas I'M bieiigen ,4eblano.
Die!o" IN eipem iolhen 3uitanoe,
oub Hebrere lase bes beqlien Son.
neniteins notbis iein perbeH, beniei.
ben troden 5u legen uno in amdberno
brnuf,boren 3iritano su brinsen. ge.
pabren iib Die 8efiirhtunsen, 10 per.
ben Die .Eebs~ ieIbirperitanoIid, e..
nige 1age lauger, ais gepIant. in
Saioen peripellen, mas ibrer forper.
!iden Gn1pifluns, bic leioer nod, et.
mas i'm Riifitanb iii, niir sutragl;6
iein tann. Seitens Der bieiiseu Mu5.
psrpalt,mg miro natiirlit bas Moa.
liffie eeihebsn, INN oos Vrogromm
sum Austraa 5ll briuaen, ood iteherl
Die auElitieu Der Sans mir Spiele
cm Santltag uno Sonntaa. pie ee.
iagt. auf ittpad,en 9einen.
Tas Dsoutagsipiel 3fpiiten .Hebs"
unb .1nrons" IN Birmingham, 4Ia.,
enbete nit bem oierten Siege Der Ss.
RE fir Cincinnati Ga gegen 3 SauIe).
llniere saingens mohten 7 IrefTer
nno 2 Jebler segen A begin 3 Der Seq.
ner. Sie Shleuoerer Badaro urc
Garter uro Die sanger GIarte uno
Seperoib fuugirten als uniere gat.
terien. SobliseQ mar unier better
Sd,la9er NIT 2. Ireffern.
Sa ons geitrige finite SpIeI Ser
serie 3Tpiifen ben beioen Stubs iano.
te 4oMptling Iinter bic ,,@oIts" 'tatt
Der Bets IN ben Gnrrlpf, ba es fiir
ibn pon grober Didtisteit tit, oie sfe.
frlItsn i'm regliIaren Spiele 5u 5eob.
adten, nm guspabl fir permanente
anitellune nnter ibne,I treffen 81 fon.
iieri, mas Dor oem Beginne Der Sal.
ion eeiGebeu uusb.
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tpenoig era6tst tpirb, bab bi. Naois
ION Hoab, bon Woobburn sur grie
4oenue. NIT 5oI3bl0dsn unb Grant,
ooer aud nit rWeoinasglodsn" gs.
pfluftert tperbe.
Sroinan3 betr. 2lnitelIun1 zines
8otsn i'm SngenisurssDepartsmsnt su
$720 per Sa6r, fopis cine Grotnans,
ber5ufoIgs Die S,aIdre Der TeIspbonis
ten i'm Stabtbaufe ben $420 auf
$3.50 In 8laffs 9 uno ppn $3.50 auf
$500 per s5dbr in aIafe u erh0bt pers
ben fouen.
Srbinan3sn sur 8erausgabung DON
$4,000 in Bombs bsbuFs ge8Qblung
oes itdbtifbsn 4ntbeiIs on ben aoitsn
Der Gontretbriids iiber 8afett Roab,
fofpie 3ur 8erausgabung bon $2O6, =
900 in Bombs behuf5 ge3df!ung beg
itdbtif6en 4ntbeiIs an ben Soften
Der pflditsrung Der Wanifon Rodb,
Roblep NDenue, WfoDieppoo 2lbenue,
8auItner Strabs. g2ics Strabe Wsbs
ftsr Ctr, Bon Seqgern @Gsp, grsiap
GOenue, Soutb Strabe, Goidtt Ctr,
Der Sreppen an Nperp Strdbe our
erie Qoenue uHb an Qtrcn StrJbe
our Wtsconitn Qpenus.
SrDindn3 betr. 8erpiQi3una bon
peiteren $4,000 on bic 6ofpi.aI>
aOmmiFdrs bsbufs 9ustaus beg
gIatternzpapiQons. Der 9etraq ioQ
burh eine neue 8Onoaus3abe beIfafft
perben.
gsri die0enes.
Gin, bon ben 8epobnetn Don
O'grponpilIs uno umgegeno unterz
3eihneter proteit gegen bic geplante
8erIegunq bes Sprisenb1uIss an bar
RorooitzGde Der Qapinia gpenus unD
WtdDiion Roao, Iogpte cine ppn berfelz
ben Guslle berriihrenbe petittcn um
Grrihtung zines neuen, mooerneH
SprIbenbauies an steqe bes ieBtgen
Sebduoss puroe bon Glert GspD uns
tsrbreitet uno benz 4usi4ub fir ofs
fentlt6e Si6erbeit iibsrpisTsn.
Cine fpeitere, Don glert Gspp uns
terbrsitets 3uftrift Der Cincinnati
2raction Co., in tpsl6er bieieIte id
CUR Innabme Der Orbtnnn3 bersit erz
tIdrt, Die cine Reorganization bss
StrabenbobHs 1tenitss Doriisbt, tpuroe
rdb actu" gsIsgt.
Die Sroinan3, pelte Die QbI6af=
flung Des !, Boiler 5dnotuts" in DFz
fentliaen 2otalsn II. 7. 10. bestp dt,
mar bon oem Nusi9uB fir 0fFsntIits
Stherbeit empfsblsnD auriitbsridtet
porben, ipuroe absr, neil unpo[ftdnz
Rig, mad elmer !dnsersn, tb,iipeiie
humoriittichen Debate an ben 2tus<
fhub suriitoertpiefen.
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GlDBlidJer Sob.

Sranf aeiiinn nobnbaft i'm stpei.
ten Stotlperf 6es SuuieS go. 282=
8opoburn alpe., erfronfte geiterr
pI0ulit in ieiner 8obnung lmo Die
8oli3ei purbe eriut1t, ben Wann
nad) oem itaotiifen Soipital 8u brtn-
gen aIs Botrolpagen I eintrof, mar
Setting bereitS tobt. Der Coroner
Or. sSoertmener lpuroe benldridtiQt
umo or6Hete eiren eSnqueit an. Sci.
ina erIag jeoeuIaQs etuem Ser5.
ihlag.
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xobifon galIarb. 2lfIisnse bes Ululs
eclm q. Wteah,p, bat cine Gorferuns
iber $1753 segen Wm. 6. Doban Elm.
geflngt.
Der Griehe git. 8abios, Der nit
feiaen Qanbsleuten gleftberios 9bsr.
borou unb Jobn Niaberos In go. 318
Central 4penue eine Reftaurution B 3
treibt, bat seitern tnfolge entfanbsnsr
Differen3en cine RIags auf 4ufI0 ung
ors Jirma unb Grnennung zines Rez
ceipers etngereidt.
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RE'S ~Wli'thsth INV
mar uugersgeIt. nab.
rem Der 8ers6peruns
lit I'D isbr Oiel an
Ropfid)uerseu, Rlden-
ianer3en, 9 hpinoel.
anidacn, Sirberanflls
len, glerbo'itdt unS
8Idbuuacu. Sd bin
nabeau brei5 abre lang
perbstratbei. Sd uabm
Epbia G. 8tntham's
Q}eeetabIe COMPOUND
uRh ieBt bsfiube idD
MIDI beilcr oils ieIt
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Tie ID Sabre nIte seiene Come.
ron. Dpn aD. b32 Oft 8. S,robe. Iirgi
an .ber Qppfroie ieibenb In bebenf.
lh9fm 3litnnbe i'm iidotiihen 2oipi.
tai Oornieber. @dbreno elmer 1dlae.
rei NH eirsr 1reunOin orong ibr Die
&utnabeI In bic Acpfbout. eine urbe.
peutenbs HunOe perurind,enb. Qisr3a
9eit ipdfer fieIlten lih gpmptcne
BON Appimeb bet ibr en-
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L StraBe. 9lltersidNpQhe

tn StruBe, 9IIter5idGpGhe.
s. Shroeoer, % Sabre, 2542 Bel.
mont gIoe., SSSndueit IN Sdmebe.
gcrnaroine g9ilbelm, II Sabre,
225 Sit -. StraBe, gtierenIeioen
Iatip SSelfe, 40 Sabre, @oIo 2oe.,
Ser3leioeu.
Nprou Sperccr, y Sabre. glDon.
bale, ShIagiIuB.
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slhre frnnte S.eber.

gsrudhIa'itgeu Eic Hiht elue tranie Gsber
es bebemel eGb ihr &ebeu tn @sfohr IN gtu5
9NeH f6ldfrtg trdqe aub itnerYaaig 5u fsin7
gSenu Eie gett etmlbsH unb es 3bnen in Der
Neble fauer auflio6i peuH Sle hias nHe aeI3
ltd RHe, baHH 5abeH Gle etne 'raEis aeber HHe
foruen
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Go osass opssCoes q oanassS Dso>0eo.
i1 !;s'i = II &. IL 5:ssSs!. : u.
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leid,t gebeilt lperoen,

neHu Gle gdsca Rpeei 9tueu einuebmsR bic
fhbs flelHe Billie tpelde Rbtcinasol SaScdra.
Rtlce BtiIoHe etc enibdEi uHb pel6e sus pos
pudTtie 2lusmtitel gefporbeu III geesn Beus
itfshHg, Appifveb StItofifof JuoiGeiliou etc.
Tas snsLgs rdbrbutttpe aHeerepue Hb'iihrmtts
TEL unh 8lntIelntaRr GfIe EiadhuLAs
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Gased EspaI Eils.
2n alsn GsOtssssn rsrsaaf;. ies ans S3&
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9rau III Aan(as.
,uef&e feioeno mar
Snfolss pon aOpfidmsrS, Hhfes-
idmer5, ShtulHoel uHS Nerno.
iitat, Durne uieoer geiuun
ourfJ 2pSta 6. Giuts
hams 8egstable

GaprsRcs, Rams. .8or sinsn Sabre lit
6 aE elmer Nu3ubI bon 2riosn. Sd batts
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9be.Grlambaibineiae.

SJotn 6oaiban. 21. 526 On 12. CTR.
laaii. Wsper, IL, Ills 2o3on Ctr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25

your accommodations more than in
proportion to the increase, and that we
must not expect to realize the same
profit per head that we did when we
kept only dozen hens. The great
central thought should be not to let our
flock increase beyond the line of our
experience, but keep our experience In
the lead 1t is not a question of muz-
zling our ambitions; quite the contra
ry. Study the business from every
standpoint and have ambitions for
great things, but do not imagine that
your air castles are experience.
Questions and Answers.
Judge Marshall. ! have trouble ev-
cry spring with my little chicks. They
seem plump and healthy locking enough
when first Matched, but as soon as
they begin to try to move around the
trouble begins.
They can not walk any distance
without tumbling over on their backs,
where they lay for some time before
they can get righted. They worry along
this way until they die in a few days
or week. 1 live on a small farm and
they have all the room they want
have good mixed stock that have had
for years on the place. What do you
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
POULTRY, PET and LIVE STOCK

think the trouble is and the remedy?
]. A. w. Eden, Mississippi.
Answer-We think we see your trou-
BILE right on the face of it.. You say
you have good stock that you have
had on the place for years. The
chances are that you have not in all
that time made any changes in your
males to give you cross of new stock.
Taking that to be the case your young
chicks are just weak and trembling
from a lack of vitality. They simply
have not the strength to get up and
walk. You have been doing what hum
dreds of persons do in a thoughtless
way-keep the same stock on hand
year in and year out The quickest
way out of that trouble is to kill off
all your ROSTERS and get some different
ones from some one and put with your
hens and in a weeks time you can
begin setting their eggs with the as
surance that they will at least be a
whole lot better than the others were
True your females having been so
much inbred you can not entirely ov-
ercome that in one out -cross.
Atlanta, Ga, March 25, 1918.
Judge Marshall:
Please give me a little OF your valu-
able information. Please tell me II
there is any Kind or chickens tnat
can mix to make a Dominique without
using a Dominique in the bunch. II so,
what kind are they?
Please tell me what kind of chickens
are used in making a Dominique.
Thanking you in advance, | am
Very respectfully, H. H.
Answer-The Barred Rock is about
the only thing in the way of chicken
that has near the Dominique color.
But If you were to cross 1t with some
other chicken in an effort to produce
something like the regular American
Dominique 1 am afraid you would
have a long road to travel. After men
have spent years of careful work in
perfecting a breed of chickens. such
as the one in question, 1t always looked
to me like wasting valuable time In
this day of busy people to attempt to
produce from unknown sources what
VIC already have at our command and
can secure by paying the price.
My friend, IL you are really wanting
Dominiques our advice is to get in
communication with a breeder of this
variety and either stock or eggs and
go at 1t right; you will have enough to
contend with then If you want TO raise
something good each year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
EXPERIENCE COUNTS
IN POULTRY BUSINESS
AS IN ANY OTHER LINE
To Insure Success, Begin in a
Moderate Way and
Grow Up.

Experience counts. What can we
do without it? OF course, we can at
tempt anything, and some things may
turn out right side up, but we have no
assurance that they will About the
time we expect the most we get the
least. We can not all have experience
from the start, but during the time we
are getting this start we must not try
to do it all the first year or the second
either.
Because we have seen in some en-
thusiastic writer's lines the statement
that 81 per head can be made on each
hen kept on the farm we must not
conclude that we can stock up with
1000 hens and clear $500 the first
year. II we do, we will find ourselves
at the close of the first year with
good deal larger stock of experience
than of cash on hand. Such expert
ments may De all right for the man
with a surplus of ready cash at his
command and not feel the loss when it
came. But to the average poutrymau
or farmer such a venture would make
things look blue.
Go Slow For Year or Two.
My advice is to go slow for a year
or two until you get the hang of things
as the saying goes. II is all right to
engage in the poultry business, al
though you may never have given II
thought before, but In such cases you
must get 1t from the ground up.
Begin with few good hens. Raise
what young chicks you can conven-
iently. Take good care of them from
the shell up. Feed nothing but the
best of grain or feed. Spoiled or mud
dy feed is not cheap at any price. Gull
out the scrubs and poorly developed
chicks and market them, keeping only
the best for breeders. Breed from
nothing but strong, vigorous males;
increase your stock as your experience
increases, enabling you to rightly care
for them, bringing you in a profit on
each one kept keeping in mind that as
your flock increases you must increa Sc
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For Sale or Exchange -Miscel-
laneous.
For Sale-At a Bargain or
VIII Exchange for Real
Estate.

COMPLETE woodworking plant, ma
sell complete or piecemeal, as follows
one Fay x Egan 12-inch jointer, one In
diana Machine Company 24inch planer,
one II. b. Smith tenover and one iron top
trim saw, one rip top wood saw, one Cres-
cent Machine Company 32-inch band saw
ana single spindle shaper, one Cordesman
Machine Company two auger- boring ma
one belt and one spindle sander, two
Western Electric motors, horsepower
22O volts, A. c., seven Hyatt post hangers,
twelve factory trucks, forty iron and fifty
wood clamps, one one-horse wagon and
many innumerable articles to complete
woodworking plant, such as minor
tools and some stock on hand. Apply to
5. Selig, 26 South Forsyth street, At
lanta, Ga. 3-22- 40
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Real Estate For Sale.
BUILT TO SUIT.

HUM I'D ID O1L4 IL O44s
THIS year we want to build If
teen or twenty houses in our
Stewart avenue subdivision near
the Tenth Ward school. We can
build these houses according to
the customers own plans, and ar
range easy terms of payment.
Now is the time to come in and
discuss with our building depart
ment the kind of house you wish.
You can select lot, give us an
idea of what you want, and we
will turn the house over to you
complete in every respect.
Any one who lnspects the
houses we have already put up in
this subdivision can see the high
grade of workmanship and mate
rial used. We build houses to
last and to make every customer
feel like passing the word along.
FORREST & GEORGE
ADAIR.
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Buckeyes.

QUALITY BUCKEYES.
QUALITY BUCKEYES-A few thorough
bred cockerels for sale. Also eggs from
prize winners. Price per setting of eggs
from 50 to SO. Write for free descriptive
2-15-61
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Parrots.


FINE talking parrot for sale, $25 James
r, Ellis, $50 Spring street 30-24-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
EXECUTRLX SALE.

On the first Tuesday in
April, which is April 1, we
will sell before the court
house door a Groom house,
lot 240x400, on Wellington
street, in the first block off
Greensferry avenue. Our
large sale sign is on the
property. This parcel is
capable of subdivision.
Splendid proposition.
Also at the same time and
place, we will sell a vacant
lot on Gordon street, city
number 139, opposite the
point where West Ontario
avenue runs off Gordon
street. Lot 50x20O, well
shaded, and it is a very de-
sirable lot.
Terms cash on both
places.
RALPH o. COCHRAN
COMPANY.
74-76 Peachtree Street.
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RAYMOND. GA.

MANUFACTURING ENTERP RISES.
LARGE OR SMALL, WANTED IN
RAPIDLY GROWING TOWN; LIBERAL
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE; WRITE
FULLY. RAYMOND LAND COMPANY,
RAYMOND, GA. S-14-16
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For Miscellaneous.

"RlGHT'S patented escape screens keep
81, She germ laden pests outside looking in:
~ Iiu style jan screens keep EN- inside
looking out. Can or write w. Il. Barn
mart sales agent, 220 Brown Randolph
94llalng Phone Ivy 1917 3-25-47
FOR SALE-National cash register in
good condition; cheap for cash; has de-
Ian 5dlI SID attached. Phone Main 1898, At
lanta $50. so Capitol avenue, S25-5O
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Wyandottes.

THE FAMOUS Regal strain of White
Wyandottes. We have six pens of these
grand birds mated and can furnish eggs
for Matching now at 50, SIS and $40 per Is.
Regal Wyandotte Yards, $50 Oglethorpe
avenue, Atlanta. IL 1913
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
Farms For Sale or Exchange.
Stocks and Bonds.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

STOCKS AND BONDS.
FOR SALE
College Park Land Company stock.
Guarantee Trust and Banking Company.
Broad River Granite Company bonds
and stock.
Georgia Life Insurance Company.
Georgia Realty Trust Company common
stock.
Equitable Casualty Company.
Eagle Mining Company, Limited.
CHARLES r. THOMPSON.
Stock and Bond Broker, POI Equitable
Building, Atlanta, Ga.
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Bantanns.

BUFF COCHIN BANTAM EGGS-I made
three entries at Georgia State fair and
s1.50 and SO per Is; pairs, IS; trios, 81.
NJ A. Shewmake, Dublin, Ga. 2-2s-40
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TREMATNE.
Medical.
Dropsy.

FsI CURED-Relieves shortness OF
"eath in SO to As hours. Reduces swell
~s IN fifteen to twenty days. COLON
1.'psy Remedy Company. 400 AustelI
'-"aIHg. Atlanta. Ga. 5-25-1l
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25

Seeds, Poultry and Pigs.
WRITE to Fair View Farm, Palmetto,
Ga, for finest Berkshire pigs; best OF
breeding; White, orpington eockerels;
B. p. Rock eggs, 81 for Is. 9-14-67
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
Poultry-All Varieties.


FOR SALE-White Leghorns, cockerels
and pullets; Columbian Plymouth Rocks,
cockerels and pullets White Leghorn
eggs, 81 90 per 10: Columbian Plymouth
Rock eggs, $1.50 per 10; Columbian Wyan-
dotte eggs. $1.50 per 10. J. K. Davidson,
Lithonia, Ga. 1856
SOUTH GEORGIA POULTRY FARM,
Sale city, Ga, breeders of Bred to-
Lay Single Comb White Leghorns ICY
piers strain and pure White Indian Run
ner ducks (Patton STRAIN. Stock and
eggs for sale at all times. Write for pho
tos and descriptions. 3-1-1s
FREE RANGE DUCK AND POULTRY
FARM. Chamblee, Ca Order your eggs
now. White Indian Runners, SO per set
ting: White Leghorns. $3.50 per setting;
Rhode Island Reds s1.50 per setting Sup
plying incubators speciality. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Book orders for baby
ducks and baby chicks. 121-1S
PRIZE WINNING White Indian Runner
ducks and Light Brahmas. T. ]. Steed,
Buena Vista, Ga. 25-12-3
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-. 70 rent youc rooms, apsr'm 1e "a
Want b 10 S locations ete, an AN tse
b b0u 5ae GGeoTgan's Rent bu''s'" Va
Try j, and SO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25

All scientists are agreed that
Mineral Wool is the nearest APP
proach to an absolute non-con-
ductor of heat and cold. Hence,
1t Is the most efficient refrigerator
lnsulator. Because of this, we
use a thick layer of Mineral
Wool instead Of wool felt, char
coal or other less valuable insu-
lators
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
Real Estate Wanted.


WILL BUY your equity in eight or nine
room north side house, suitable for
home. Address Home, care Georgian
k9-25-3
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Palnnistry.
GYPSY PIANIST.
GYPSY QUEEN.

~ .,MNVW LOCATED in tent, corner For
an Fla s, and Luckie; can be consulted on
"a a. dHalrs of life. Charges moderate.
---SLacuon guaranteed. 3-24-z
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Atlanta Real Estate Is Mans Best Savings Bank Cam
Lost and Found.

MS, and Found articles adver-
AL NT-bs Georgian or reported to the
tsed IL - Found Bureau" will be listed
'Loss5s s saVs and can be seen at any time
tor ~ ~ 0 Georgian office, 20 East Alabama
street. Lost and Found" ads will be
taken l..Ur,isa for your articles in The Geor-
Aa,oT5 lave them returned to you.