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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08
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MARSHALL

first to secure enough persons to take
up an your stock in trade. but it will
soon enlarge FOR each satisfied GUS
toner viii be ready to tell her neigh
Dor about the quality of your goods.
To attempt to supply such a line OF
particular customers Cfor they must
necessarily be of the particular Kind
or they will not pay the price,, W."
must be prepared TO present our goods
in the most attractive manner pos
sible. Tho eggs must be clean and
fresh looking, of uniform size and
color. If possible. and nut up in neat
pastyboard cartons. Guarantee the
eggs to be not more than three days
old or certain number that YOU
have established as your rule,
Garry Out Guarantees.
Having given your guarantees. then
it is up TO you to see that they are
carried out TO the letter. DO not al
low a bad egg TO go To "a customer
any more than YOU would a dose OF
poison To do this viii require sys-
tematic course of procedure in look
ing after your eggs. Do away with
the old custom of using nest eggs. or
if you do use them, let them be plaS-
ter or china, SO that there is no eN-
cuse for leaving an egg in q nest over
night under any circumstances.
If for any reason there should be an
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08
Questions and Answers,

Judge MarshalI-Not long ago we
1T one of our fine two year-old Buff
Rock hens. She seemed little dumpy
for a day or two. SO when We picked
her up one evening her crop was full
Of water. BY holding her up by the
feet. head down, and llneading her
crop with my hand, a lot OF water was
discharged through her mouth. rms
seemed To relieve her for "a time. but
it filed up again in few days. and
that time I could do nothing with her
10 save her. lost one in a similar
way early last spring.
What do you think is the trouble
and remedy \. Il. {.
Marion, Ala.
Answer.-Your hen was no doubt
suffering from indigestion. caused 10y
heavy feeding of rich grain through
the winter. with not a sufficient pro-
portion of green or succulent matter
mixed i'm. Such conditions are very
likely to occur in cold weather, when
green stuff rs scarce and hard 10 get
one Is liable to neglect that part Of H.
When YOU notice your hens getting
I'm that condition. shut of on the
heavy feeds and give them very light
meals of warm mash. lightly seasoned
with salt. Induce them To eat liber-
ally Of green vegetables either raw or
cooked. Bread and milk is good. but
makes a rather high priced feed. The
safest way is 10 anticipate a little
and not let them get into such "a con-
ditiou.
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Ducks

WHITE indian Runner duck eggs az loo
each for q few days prize winning
birds in our pens, our strain guaranteed
TO produce only white eggs and white
birds; wonderful layers. Spratt Poultry
Yards Phone w 2i2-J 4-6-lJ
FOR SALE-White Runner brakes at a
cut price All fine stock Fischel and
Carlisle strains 81 and $3.50 each,
while they last. Act quiCk or lose a
bargain Free Range Duck and POul-
try Farm. Chamblce. Ga. 2-26-37
WHITE Indian Runner duck eggs from
select pen, direct from FisCheIs
yards also, stock taking second third
and fourth pen al Newman. and fifth
drake al Southern international 1919
show. S. and So for twelve COwCta
Duck Farm. Senoia. Ca 2-13-1l
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Furnished Rooms For Rent

w =, Hsht furnished room. with or
without board in private home. or
Were rev boarders are taken: must be
close in. Lady Box Al. care Geor-
sum 65-S-4
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WANTED By roll able couple. gss ar
suite De- return Tor taking care NJ house
for family leaving rHe city for summer
months Address POS f4s. care Eau~-
clan F--s-A
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Plymouth Rocks.

BARRED ROCK EGGS, pure and fires.
Sl.00 per setting from the Georgia
Poultry Farm. ON sale at ~ South
Broad Street 50-6-4
EGGS from prize winning j.. b. Thoup-
son Einglet Barred Rocks. either mat
ing Sc for fifteen. 50 for thirty a. NJ
Kendall. Dallas. Ga 3-S-l1
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EXTRA large front room with use of
Ivy 6760-J. 4-6-90
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SUBURBAN HOME.

THIS Is good ttn-rOom house
with about two acres OF
ground: is Just outside of the
city: owner has his own system
of sewerage and water; place Is
well improved and worth all we
are asking for il. The interior
of this house is exceptionally
good. and Is only a short ride
from Five Points. A GENUINE
BARGAIN.
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UNFINISHED Rooms For Rent.

UT IFNIS Ed rooms TOT rent-F0Ur
connecting, first floor rooms, S12.S0-
All RawSCn Street 4-J-3
NEAT upstairs front room: north side.
close in; all convenieEces: private
home. Ivy 665A. 4-4-34
FOR RENTING or three unfur-
rished rooms for light housekeeping.
use Of phone. 49, Crew street Phone
Main 242i-1 3-25-43
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Farms For Sale
FOR SALE.

Farms For Sale or Exchange.
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Forty-acre
TeNaS farm Ia irrigated district ues~
san Antonio. D. H. Moore Jr.. AZ 7Ecs-
.ev Memorial Bui6uS Ivy ltH6 cae-io
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Dogs.
Cows

ONE female Collie dog ror sale Apply
4 Hoaeutreo Place. Atlanta, Ga. $685.
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Furnished or Unfurnished
Apartments For Rent.

FIJI? 3 r Ic4.77T-Sg-,>
hat, bath. cabinet mantels. CRATE or
furnace nea,; furnished or unfurnished.
ground floor large veranda Three car
lines. Very reasonable. Ponce DeI-eun
Avenue Phone Ivy l4l5-L 4-1-3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08

HNTTNT RIGHT FGV SALE
4 NALl ABLE Improvement ON wall
proof. eliminates repairs. less Ius ar
arre. perfectly sanitary See the Mod
.rr CONSTRUCTION Company. rooms f9s-
f0a Gould b4lGiUE- atlanta. Ca. Phone
Nam s-ss g-S-G
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Eggs-All Varieties.

-~-~~~~~~-7J-5-~0--7l I.~7-7-~-7-7l~"sr~7~----
FOR BALANCE Of breeding season /
VIII sell from the best laying and FAM
gy strains az White. Brown and Bun
Lcghurus. White. Black and Buff or
UuEiuus White Wyau3ottes, ) q.
Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks, Black
MiuDrgas Buff Cochin BautamS, Indian
Runner Ducks, for 81 per setting These
eggs are not from cheap stock, bUt nom
good stock Cheap. Berkshire pigs. 3
each College View Farm, Route J, Col
leEe Park, Ga f-5-t
White Mnorcas and
Buff WydudOtte eggs, S1.50 per fifteen
fertility guaranteed Add for parcel
post san Ninurca Farm, Concord,
y G. 9l-29-3
THE EGGS of different varieties Of
fowls will Dee fJuUG classified under
their respective breeds iu the future.
instead 81 under the classification OF
'Eggs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08
Fnrnighed Apartmen.s Wanted.

WANTED. riye-raum sfarrwauf ~ r.r
rsp. furnished. close Iu "aa .yE
r.'E f-G-FE
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InCubatOrs

CYCLE HATCHER COMPANY.
METAL INCTBATORS and Breeders.
Pnflo system book and appliances.
send for catalogue.
NJ. j. SpEERS Mgr 1914 y. Broad 81.
Atlanta. a-l'-a5
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Money to Loan .

NATIONAL DISCOUNT co,
ELLIE Fourth National Bank Bidg
THE RANDOLPH LOAN COMPANY
Is PREPARED 10 make first mortgage
loans ON real estate. SECOND mortgage
loans. and we buy and sell purchase
money notes. We loan FROM $1,000 TO
900 The. rate u interest IS .
5i2. 8, 6la Z, ~ and per cent. DE
PENDING on GRADE and size OF loan.
,ume direct 90 our office. Quick service.
We finance building propositions. y In
man Building. Main S1i. S-21-l
FARM LOANS PLACED in any amount
on improved farm lands ia Georgia.
The southern Mortgage Company,
Gould building T-l3-l
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS To LEND,
any amount. per cent. Write or
call ). w Carson. q South Broad
street 4-l-17
MONEY OK HAND for immediate loans
on property In or near Atlanta. J. I.
NanNalkenburg, sol Equitable Bldg.
WANTED buy good purchase
Georgia Land and Loan Co. 800 Third
National Bank Bldg
; Mortgage Money g.
NEGOTIATED PROMPTLY.
PERMANENT AND CONSTRUCTION
LOANS MADE ON BUSINESS PROP
ERTIES At LOWEST INTEREST
RATES. LARGE LOANS PREFERRED
Representing Eastern investment
Lenders
Mortgage Securities Co.
Sixth Floor Fourth Nat Bank Bldg
Phone NJ 1926.
D. O. NiuDtFFlE, Attorney.
MONEY FOR sALARIED PEOPLE
AND OTHERS. upon their own names;
heap rates, easy payments. Conf
dental d. II. Tolman, so Austell
building.
SURELY no one wants to overlook the
golden opportunities that can be picked
up In The Georgian Want Al columns,
There lis new dollar bill awaiting Mrs
=. r. Duncan, 900 Myrtle street. If she
finds this adj and marks a. Wednesday
morning the Want Al man VIII call to
see her and give her a dollar for il.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Atlanta Property
BUSINESS BUILDINGS
and 5le per cent.
RESIDENCE BUILDINGS.
SO. and 6la per cent
Your rate depends upon the location.
Without notice you can pay back a
hundred. any multiple OF a hundred dol
lars. on the entire loan on any interest
date.
THURMAN. BLACK Il
CALHOUN.
Loan Correspondents
PEl DENTAL INSURANCE. COM
PANN OF AMERICA
.03S Empire Building
WEYMAN & CONNOGS
ESTABLISHED 1880
Mort ages on Real Estate Ella
WE HAVE plenty of money to
lend at lowest rates on At.
lanta and nearby property, Ell
ther for straight or monthly
payment plant. Also for pur-
chasing purchase money notes.
Foster 4 Robson, II Edgcwood
avenue.
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TREALAINE.

Tie Mystic
E.5 WEST PEACETREE STREET.
DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS,
r-NTFE sTb~TTTNE iT-ARANTEE
Pc tolls SON EXACTLY what ycu 0sish
-. .sruv.. a- accepts ~n Pee
WHEAT -s t-+e Ens eft the uast proves
...- ..-. en- r. read Erur Sr-H-a BriaG
...s a.. 5T-s-f
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WANTED Your dry cow 0r calf n FAT.
w. g. Garner $50 Marietta street
Bell phone Main &64l $3.50
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Palmistry.

GYPSY FORT. Sc TELLER.
REVEALS TIE PAST present ard fu-
u4re. satisfaction guaranteed. l53
Whitehall Street s-b-os
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Poultry-All Varieties.

FOR SALE-Day-old chicks from high
Classed thoroughbred Single Comb
Brown ard White Beghorus. b. =. Rocks
and r. L. Reds at S15 per hundred. with
Instructions how 10 care for them. Hens
furnished to carry them when wanted al
81 each safe delivery guaranteed. Eggs
from same stock AT ST. so per fifteen or
IS per hundred, Also stock of The above
breeds Z. j Williams, Ty Ty, Ga
G-2S-3s
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The Georgian's Rent Bulletin
Rooms and Board.

TIfERE is money in the Want Ads if
-ou will only cook over them. \ new
...Irar bill awaits Miss Lula Mae Shaw.
-.f Capitol Avenue, if she will find this
sud mark it. for Wednesday morn
~ HE Want Ad man will call at her
home.
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Real Estate For Sale.

TOUR acres OF land az Decatur mat can
be bought at a bargain In two
blocks Of ear line beautifully shaded
and splendid for subdivision. Special
reasons for selling ADDRESS !, r. D.
$50, care American l0s-b-4
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Stores For Rent.
Business Space For Rent

FOR RENT-A space for meat market
with fixtures in a well-payirg section
lt reasonable price Block Grocery Co..
49, Capitol Avenue. 22-S-4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08

South GEORGIA POULTRY FARM
sale CITY. Ga. breeders Of "Bred-to-
Law Single Comb White Leghurns 10y
pliers strain and pure White Indian
Runner ducks patton strain Stock
and eggs for sale ar an times. Write for
photos and GeSurinf H-i-lN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08

THREE furnished rooms ON South Side
or suburb. couple and daughter. give
AMI price. For reply. address
H.. Boz 1870. care Georgian. a--E-f
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Business OpporLunties.

AN OpP0RTI' NITY- have discovered
that five or more pianos can De bought
from large manufacturer aI the WcT-
chants wholesale price. Would you
like 10 be- one % five tp make JU am
order and huy piano HJ am immense
SAVING ami Ola very easy torua Adj
dress puich l. NJ B., Box So. care
Georgian. -t-'-A
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Furnished Rooms Wanted

COUPLE want large room with EitnE-
euC.te furnished. close jn g. o.. Box
4gS, care Georgian. 51-s-f
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THE NEW GRESHAM.

Il ". CAIN, MRS. u. Il. McGAW.
rooms and apartments.
permanent and transient people So
licited; dining room connected Bell
phone VI. $3.50 4-6-S
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Furnished Apartments For Rent.

ST TIES OF two aud three rooms for
light housekeeping, with baths. cleo
trio lights. private entrances. SIS TO $40
345 Peachtree Street l-5-3S
EVERY want imaginable can be filled
through The Georgian Want Ad way
Mrs. J j. sullivan, $40 Whitehall Street,
VIII find IL to her interest to find her
name and mark il, for on Wednesday
the Want Ad man is going to call at
her home and present her with d dollar
bill as a prize for her work
FOR RENT-trOm May I 10 September
or October. my handsomely furnished
apartment at COS West 18TH Street, New
York city. This apartment has two
baths and seven rooms, all outside
rooms with southwest exposure and are
delightfully."- located. Each room COM
manding a beautiful view OF Hudson
River. Price 500 a month. For par
tiCulars write to above address. 4-S-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08

FOR SAIE.-Coutcnts OF
secondhand furniture
store cheap. Call at 123
Marietta St. Monday,
April :. after - o'clock or
ANY time Tuesday, April 5.
l-J-45.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
REV. G. N. COWAN ON.
Bible CONFERENCE:

That Bible Conference to be held
in Sylvia in August.
This ought to be great occasion.
Sylvia is the place for a great an
nual Bible Conference. People can
come all the way from Asheville to
Murphy with but little expense.
The time is opporNne; work is over.
The people from all the country
around can come in buggies, wag-
0ns, and on foot. The mothers can
come with the children, too. There
is no use in leaving anything be-
hind except the cats and dogs. The
chickens can be brought.
along. In fact, these will help out
wonderfully in the Confe ence
Why not 60 in for great and good
time? Get a move on, boys, and
let us have great Bible Conference
at Sylve-1ne at VII be far
reaching in its influence.
/ am glad a good committee has
the matter in hand. 1t will take
some work to make the conference
a success. am changing my plans
in order to be there. | cannot af-
ford to miss it. There are too many
good things in store. You cannot
afford to miss the Conference. So
far as l know all the speakers with
one exception, are strong men.
What does this Conference mean
to Sylvia and all the country around?
You cannot begin to estimate its
worth. l am deeply interested in
the Conference, because it is to be
held near the dearest spot on earth
to me. and for the best people Oh
earth. Hither fet the people come
from year to study the word of God.
Let us come up to the mountain
tops of rest. prayer, vision, power;
then we will serve God better in
the valley below.
G. n. CowAN.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
CANADA TIMBER
''' lands SOLD

Gazette News.
The timber lands of George H.
smathers, along the head waters of
the Tuckaseigee river, lying mainly
in Jackson county, have been sold
to the Wolf Mountain Lumber Co.
North Carolina corporation, of
which S. F. Chapman is president
and Henry L. Dougherty & Co. of
New York are the principal stock
holders. The puschase price is
$144,O0O.
There are 2O-odd miles of water
on this property. A recent survey.
made by the Ambursen Hydraulic
Construction company of Boston
shows the water flow to amount to
10000 horse power continuous.
The tract is heavily timbered,
much of it being virgin forest, but
it is not the present purpose OF the
purchasers to develOpe the timber
While the purchase is largely in the
nature of a time investment, the
ultimate idea is essentially the full
est utilization of the water power in
hydro-electric development. The
idea is to conserve indefinitely
every inch of rainfall on this water
shed, and the timber growth will be
handled in conformity with this
idea; although ultimately it is prob
able that the ripe timber will be
marketed. No development of the
property in any way is to be under
taken at present.
It is possible that later on a club
will be organized and will acquire
the hunting and fishing privileges
of this boundary. In order that the
value OF this may not be impaired
the boundary will be carefully pa.
troled.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The County Teachers Institute
will be held this year at Webster,
beginning Monday June 16 and will
continue two weeks.
Prof. |. C. Griffin will conduct the
institute.
All public school teachers of the
State and all high-school and grad
ed-schoOl teachers are hereby re-
quired to attend biennially some
county teachers institute or accred-
tied summer school continuously
for term of not less than two
weeks, unless. providentially hin
dered; and failure so to attend such
institute or summer school shall be
cause for debarring any teacher, SO
failing, from teaching in any of the
public schools, or graded schools, or
high schools of the State unit. such
teacher shall have attended, as re-
quired by aw, some institute or ac-
credited school as herein provided
for" Sec. 4167 Public School Law.
l hope and believe that we can
have a interesting and profitable
institute. Respectfully,
DAVID H. Brown,
Supt. Public Instruction.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
GOVERNOR AMMONS.

49,.
News and Observer.
Washington, D. c., June Gov
ernor Elias Ammons, of Colorado,
whose great grand father was one
OF the early settlers of Macon and
Jackson counties, N. c., dropped in
to see Secretary Daniels one day
this week, and said he was born in
North Carolina and was ten years
old when he left the State in 1871.
The family went West, proceeding
direct to Colorado.
Governor Ammons' great grand
father was a soldier in the Revolu-
tionary war and the family has
now in its possession a musket cap
tured from the British. The gov
ernor was born about four and a
half miles from Franklin, Macon
county. on Rabbit Creek. He re-
members the place we'll and the
time when he used to 60 to Frank
lin postofice for mail The govern
or's grandfather's name was Joshua
AmmOnS. #
The governor says his father
when in North Carolina. was the
Representative of the government
in settling the difference between
the eastern and western Cherokee
Indians. The governor remembers
ono old Indian in particular as he
had a large ugly scar from his eye
down the entire length of his face
This scar was particularly ugly be-
cause it had never been seWed shut
| The governors father was per.
ksonal friend of Senator Vance ano
spent number of years in Wash
ington on official business.
The governor says he intends t(
visit North Carolina next yeas, bu
cannot do so now as he must return
/ to Colorado Immediately owing tt
the fact that he has so much worl
te do.
| Descendants of the governor
mother, whose maiden name wa.
J Brendle, are still living in jackson
| county.
Congressman Taylor, who accom-
panied the governor, said that Colo
RADIO would gladly welcome an,
other men of North Carolina if they
were of the same qnality stock a.
that from which the governor comes
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
ULCERS AND S KIN TROUBLES

If you are suffering with any old
running or fever sores, ulcers, boils
eczema or other skin troubles, get
a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and you will get relief promptly.
Mrs. Bruce Jones, of Birmingham,
Ala, suffered from an ugly ulcer
for nine months and Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve cured her in two weeks.
Will help you. Only 25c. Recon-
mended by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
fulness for this institution.

At some other time | hope to
give some detailed account of the
great work this school is doing.
Suffice it to say that it is rapidly
gaining recognition as the future
training school of Western North
Carolina and on this account ap-
peals no less to the people of Hay
wood, which county has large
number of pupils there now, than
to Jackson, in which it is located.
The new macadam road together
With the enlarged buildings will do
much to enlarge it's sphere of USE
fulness and to increase it's populari-
ty. | regretted not being able to
see Prof. Reynolds, who together
with Prof. Wilson and DR.. Joyner
was off on a fishing trip in Canada
after the meeting of the board.
But teachers and pupils are most
warm in their praise of his wise
administration.
Prof. Dean and family came
over on the train I returned on.
going to Asheville for a stay ot
about ten days.
Jackson County has many un-
mistakable evidences that it is
surely coming to the front.
ii. Frank Fooshe. -Waynesville
Courier.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06

Eddie Ubanks was killed at Oak
Point, Washington February 5th.
Can any one who reads the jackson
County Journal locate his father
or mother or brothers or sisters.
if any living in Jackson or adjoining
counties? had a letter from Oak
Point May % and it stated that
they hadn't found Eddies folks
yet and / thought / would write to
the readers of the Journal and see
if l can locate them. I worked
with Eddie last summer and I
thought lot of him, he probably
had some money or something to
be sent to his folks, and in other
words the state of Washington pays
five hundred dollars, when a man
gets killed as Eddie was. Answer
this ad through the Journal or
write.
r. G. Davis,
Rainier Oregan,