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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.

5X1o RODS GROUND, no. .. NORTH
tth West street. well worth 5000 SIX :
room house. also barn. cannot be puiit
Plenty OF ground left 10 build another
house. Located In the best neiGhborhood
on west side.
ANOTHER REAL BARGAIN.
191 feet by seven rods. facing north on
Fourth avenue commencing 1854 feet
west from 5 street, With right OF way.
IN and PAID FOR For limited time viii
Iake 5000. on terms. or siIj all cash.
New $500 residence built last year within
t1w2 rods Of this property facing EAST.
rod. for the special taxes amour, 10
about the difference in price asked.
. lots for sale on MUTUAL avenue.
streets, running south from ith North,
about 81 rods from 1st West street.
TDlSMS: Land commences Immediately
south OF the two rustic cottages already
built in the avenue. About Is rods from
the large public school building
POSITIVELY the best bargains in the
ctty-5room STRICTLY modern houses
elegant front and back porches base
ments that are equal 10 any two rooms
IN house for convenience. hot-alr fur
naces, lovely mantels, stairway 10 foorcd
attlcs. where two or more rooms can be
added with very little extra expense. ce-
ment steps In front and rear. cement
walks all around the house. Land well
worth $500. Houses cannot be built for
less than $3.50. Will sell on terms Cor
S3975, or II party can pay all cash, will
take for few days s3775. Grab them, for
they cannot last long at such prices.
and ess South 1st West street. Phone
Wasatch sol or 2213 for appointment TO
zee through the two houses or about the
other properties described. o635
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s,S.,, sN Is ARE ONE OF THE MOST
~ .no most interesting depart
~ us modern newspaper,
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$4,000.
No. $50 First ave. all special assess
ments paid In full. such as paving, sewer
and sidewalk: lot 2ax7 20 siley In rear
House @-story brick OF rooms: needs
repairing, but at the price offered. one
OF the biggest snaps or the season s4o0
cash and s25 per month will secure il.
$4,000.
Near lst ave, on II St. an s-roou.
full story brick residence really worth
$1,000. tlas big Easements. laundry,
large attic. all floored: large lot fur
mace and all other modern conventences.
Sewer, sidewalk and paving all paid
$1,000 cash. balance monthly payments.
We write fire insurance and will loa n
you money on your real estate at low
est rates.
A. RICHTER, rs So. Main st Phone s41.
o6f7
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HERE is 4 FARM BARGAIN WORTH
investigating. 100 acres of fine. sage
brush land. located In the famous Rart
River valley of southern Idaho. Par
ial water right Land all fenced
wires. Four-roon house sheds. cor
rails etc. Climatic conditions are Ideal
inc price Is S25 per acre. You may
nave four years time in which to make
payments. Investigate this offer at
once, Pacific Land & Water Co, 1909
walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake CITY
otan. os9i
CASH. OR TRADE AND PART CASH
l2o-acre farm I'm Idaho, improved all
shade trees. acres orchard 90 acre.
alfalfa. balance grain and potatoes. all
fenced. Address CT. Tribune o7S5
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SEWING MACHINES.

WE SELL. RENT ANp REPAIR ALL
makes l59 State. Wasatch i10S
d@t1s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Hotels and Rooming Houses,


iDC,pNCAN ~ HOTEL. HEBER. UTAH.
me Wei known Duncan house at
IIhheper VIII be offered at public sale Feb.
tVIn' at 10 a. m % rooms besides bath
.Vuet ana store rooms Lately remod-
elea with additions. Furnished complete
ii ilo IN pest OF condition. Has well cStab-
ilshed commercial trade. Town $500 popu-
Iauoi-county seat and center OF pros
porous sheep and farming district.
n3o5O
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FOR SALE.
Poultry and Pet Stock.

WHITE oRPINGToN PRIZE WINNERS
Jlan state fair. state poultry show;
STOCK and Matching eggs for sale. l. {.
Gierson, B21 9th ave. Was. si3-R u2S59
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Real Estate to Exchange.

WILL TRADE FOR EQUITY IN CITY
home. good building lots in almost snv
part OF city. Hoffman Bros Loan aud
Trust Co, - Z ist So. Was. oet n2103
3 LOTS. BROADWAY ADDITION. IN
incumbered. for equity. Portland prop
erty; will assume. a. ?. Dieter. 18Th and
Marshall SIS. Portland Or. nooss
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage.
FOR SALE. CATTLE RANCH.

FOR SALE. CATTLE RANCH.
lso-acrc hay and cot,is
ranch, II miles from Carter.
NNo.. full water right, All IN
cultivation. surrounded by free
open Catiic range. no sheep al.
lowed: GOOD. comfortable rancn
mouse und barns. sheds. cor
rails. etc. There Is has and
feed on hand for 2D0 head or
cattle There IS bunch OF
thoronghb.ed cattle. head o.
hnc broken h"rseg. all imp!e.
mcnts and machinery neces-
sary OF hand This Is one of
tho best ranches I'm the west.
Price onlr sl0.500 for all. on
easy terms. II IS a snap and
VIII 20 quick
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
was. l9S". 202 Hooper Bldg
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SPECIAL: SPECIAL, SPECIAL!
Chly $3.50 to handle 10 rooms. we'll fur
genuine bargain; better hurry.
ROSS G. DAVIS. 113 s. Main o6l2
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CORSETS.
WALLPAPER CLEANING.
MUSIC TEACHER.


EXPERIENCED GERMAN MUSIC
teacher wishes beginners and advanced
pupils on violin and ALI wind instru-
meuts. Room 24. Deseret Bank bldg.
n21iS
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FOR RENT.
,,.rtments Furnished.

~ -, SsroRp APARTMENTS,
Near Eagle GateO 49,,
a.. sssi In city; furnished ana
It1csa, mites: furnished suites. win
brIsa;S soard: American plan' Gaze
: Ss S..ston: open to the public KOS
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SPECIAL, SPECIAL!
only $500 will buy 3S-room hotel: rent
- per room well Turn, A genuine bar
gam Don't overlook II. Ross c. Davis
il3 SO. Main. oT6s
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ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.

GuNN ELECTRIC co. REMOVED TO
3S2 South Stale. Phone Wasotch 2i20.
800
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LAUNDRIES.

lALACE LAUNDRY Cu,
Office 20 ". Second South. phone.
office 70 r.. Second South. Wasston 1881.
office 80 z. Third South. Was. 3lle-
Works 76S F. Fourth South. Hyiand .56,
and Eylsnd 562.
Laundry brought TO offices saves q
per cent
ks,J.
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IDAHO. NEWLY FURNISHED: STEAM
South. a1is3
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DENTISTS.
CLEANING AND DYEING.

MYERS CLEANING & DYEING co.
Garments insured. Superior work.
Prompt auto delivery, Three phones
9Ti. 97b. 99o. 1lI-16 II. Broadway. m736
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Al' SDECIAI.'

SPECIAL SPECIAL,
ZV-room rooming house. good loca ton.
GoIng good business; must sell on account
OF out of town business Coll Wasatch
4i16 oeIs
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per month up; board IL desired: fine To-
eauon' free from smoke. 1910 C IND So
m29o1
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pTCTUREs AND WALL PAPER


PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating George w. Ebert Co. II
Main Ft. k27l9
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CHIROPRACToLS

CECIL & CECIL, GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors Incurables and female trou-
bles our specially. Consultation free.
Suite 403 235 Main st ol
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PRIVATE HOME.

WILLOWS MERE. CONFIDENTIAL.
confinement. seciuslon. legal adoption.
Mrs r. Phillips. ttth l.. bet 18TH and
18th So Sugar Sta. Hylaud 12Si-M.
,RS0s2
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

-.
aS IL SHELTON. l2l 5. w. TEMPLE.
- Ne"iy furnished: 45 baths and suites,
ciean m202O
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Government Lands.


GOVERNMENT WINS DECISION IN
great Land suit against : p z n
s"esping victory for government. husI
decision viii affect 1880 quarter sec
tons. value s75 600. 900: prepare yourself
for final outcome, spend 26c today for dc =
tailed information. maps description o.
lands. etc. Douglas County Abstract Co.
Hosebur2, or. h3i00
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE

SALT LAKE CABINET g. FIXTURE
Co free estimates. ~ Richards :,
W. 32iO D5oTS
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous.

EAUT1EUL se50,oo WAGNER PIANO.
eth East nI665
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COAL AND KINDLING.

E. r. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
,honI.. h25
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II THE COVEf.
!. ,,.ssniIy furnished housekeepins;
- elevator service: fireproot
|ES.ar ~. ,-,ess reasona BILE; East South
- -: tr.s; location In city Phone
|ta,.s Kfl.
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snep ROOMS FOR HOUSE
|4r :. az evenings or SUNDAYS.
- ."u'o' room s. o260
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING


BEST PRICES PAID FOR End HAND
clothing. w GliclSman II South West
Temple. Was. i5i$ nl6SS
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THE COLONIAL 49,.
x.,,iy furnished two and three
@ psrments, with reduced rates tS IRON
~ Ii Iio and up. Bell phone Ex -;
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Abstracts-Title Insurance.

UTAH SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance.
attend TO all details in ira ausfeUring and
mort gaSing land titles. Capital $3.50. 600
255 Main co52o
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p.ss ! y. ROOMS. LARGE PANTRY.
k, s9si Isnge Use OF laundry.
= watch lOlS-W. S52 E. 4th SO.
n1750
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Farm Lands.

~,.~--~~-~~~-~-------~~------
rs FOOLISH TO PAY OUT MONEY
in a purchase OF repentance vet The
man VINO uses not the Want Ads Is
bound 10 come TO this, says e. Franklin
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housekeeping Rooms.

.N ROOMS FOR n. K. GAS
~ rent very reasonable. IL Ken
1iass' 'th and 5th So. off W. Tenn
1880
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TAILORS.


RoEEII.. THE TAILOR rs SO. STATE
Suits and overconI9 from SIS up.
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SECONDHAND STORES.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

-~-~~~-~~~-~-~~-~-~~--~-~--0-
RANGES CONNECTED $3.50; WATER
Jackets cleaned. 81, L Jackets s3
stoves repaired. Ontario CT. rnone
Wasatch 67tf-W
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Il; 4 ROOMS; LARGE AND CON-
iortaole: 50 week, $40 W. N Temple
oG96
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FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE WARE
house on o. 8. L. switch; double base
ment and 2-storY brick. electric eleva-
In offices; centrally located: rent very
reasonable. Phone Exchange 32t; Hy-
land 806. g29l5
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HAIR GOODS.
Wigs and Toupees.

WIGS. TOUPEUS; COMBINES MADE
into switches: Klinncr, 1873 Main.
room I. n2365
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CHINA DECORATING.

MISS BERTHA wAGENER's STUDIO.
II East Third South. China suitable
fou gifts and prizes. Glass and private
lessons ca6o
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Miscellaneous.

TIE APPRENTICE SEEKING HIS
hrst Job and the executive in charge of
rs business are alike interested in the
lhose who would exchange. landlord and
tenant. employer and employee. loser and
nn9er-sll look to the Wants for facts
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,sN yIyRNIsHEp FLAT, WITH
am \ The Meredith. ITO Isl
a c,1 Wasatch 2O5o-W. oSo
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TIE WANT ADS SHOW HOW TO IN
crease your income Then you may
follow the old adage Mind whom you
marry, and do not marry until Won can
afford wife"
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WILL SELL LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
for Sl00: man with ordinary selling
ability can realize $500 between now and
April !. Right prouosition for live wire
Apply room Ala, Kenyon hotel. IO-12:G0
a. m. o77T
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MECHANICAL, ENGINEERING

JoHN j IAAFF, MECHANICAL ENGI-
neer; structural designing. general
drafting, inventing speciality 902
Kearns bldg. w. 1926. 1896
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TAILOR MADE CORSETS

SP1RELLA CORSET. 1-YDAR GUARAN-
tee Mrs. Mann. &c w. 18th No. Was.
.6e7 n1S0
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms.

9, 3 OR 3 PARTLY FURNISHED Or
unfurnished rooms. 90 y. First West
L.
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w WILLIAMS & SON 166 n. ST. WAS,
16iS-W. upholstering. chairs recaned.
o3a2
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Neatly FURNISHED RMS, STRICT
rag moaern. in private family. No 265
Eest Ath South. nle17
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
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 1t? 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
900 hens and clear $1,000 the first
year. If we do, we will find ourselves
at the close of the first year with a
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 il
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 1t is all right to
engage in the poultry business. al
though you may never have given IT n
thought before, but In such cases you
must get it from the ground up.
Begin with a few good hens. Raise
what young chicks you can Conven-
iently. Take good care of them from
the shell up. Feed nothing but She
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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MARSHALL

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 a 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. II 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 thai
your air castles are experience.
Questions and Answers.
Judge Marshall. ! have trouble ev-
cry spring with my little chicks. They
seem plump and healthy looking 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 i'm few days
or week. | 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
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For Sale or Exchange-Miscel-
laneous.
For Sale-At a Bargain or
Will Exchange for Real
Estate.

\ COMPLETE wood working plant. ma
chinery in the best of condition. VIII
sell complete or piecemeal, as follows:
one Fay q Egan 12-inch jointer, one In
diana Machine Company 24-inch planer
one II. b. Smith tenover and one iron top
trim saw, one rip top wood saw, one Ores
cent Machine Company 32-inch band saw
and single spindle shaper. one Cordesman
Machine Company TWO auger- boring ma
one belt and one spindle sander, two
Western Electric motors. horsepower
go 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
a woodworking plant. such as minor
tools and some stock on hand. Apply to
;. Selig, rs South Forsyth street, At
lanta, Ga 3-22-4
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POULTRY, PET and LIVE STOCK

think the trouble is and the remedy?
]. A. w. Eden, Mississippi.
Answcr-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 a 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 hun
dreds Of persons do in 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
whole lot better than the others were.
True your females having been so
much inbred you can not entirely ov-
ercome that I'm one out-cross.
Atlanta, Ca. March %, 1913.
Judge Marshall:
Please give me a little of your valu-
able information. Please tell me II
there is any kind OF chickens that
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, II. II.
Answer-The Barred Rock is about
the only thing in the way of a chicken
that has near the Dominique color.
But If you were to cross it with some
other chicken in an effort to produce
something like the regular American
Dominique / am afraid you would
have a long road to travel. After men
have spent years of careful work in
perfectinE a breed Of chickens. such
as the one in question. it always looked
to me like wasting valuable time in
this day of busy people to attempt to
produce from unknown sources what
we 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 it right; you will have enough to
contend with then If you want to raise
something good each year.
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Real Estate For Sale.
HOMES BUILT TO SUIT.

HOMES BUILT TO SUIT.
THIS year we want to build ff-
teen or twenty houses in our
Stewart avenue subdivision near
the Tenth Ward school. We can
build these houses according to
the customer 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 a 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 inspects 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 G. GEORGE
ADAIR.
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Horses, Mules, Vehicles. Etc.

49,
FINE FAMILY horse. with buggy and
harness, for sale. r. G. M, Thrower
3-25-1O
GOOD. strong mule, dray and harness for
sale, perfect condition. Reply TeBow
Bros. 290 Whitehall 57-1S-3
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Parrots.


FINE talking parrot for sale, S25 James
r. Ellis, ESQ Spring street. 30-24-5
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RAYMOND. GA.

MANUFACTURING BNTERP RISES,
LARGE OR SMALL, WANTED IN
RAPIDLY GROWING TOWN; LIBERAL
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE; WRITE
FULLY RAYMOND LAND COMPANY,
RAYMOND, GA. 3-14-16
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For Sale or Exchange-Real
Estate

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Equity IN
fine fruit and truck farm; 81 miles cen
ter OF city; easy terms. See Mr. Milton
with II. c. Blake, 422 Atlanta Nationa
Bank Bldg Main 3l45. 3-1s-1S
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Stocks and Bonds.
STOCKS AND BONDS

100000 N~--N~--~-->
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 f. THOMPSON.
Stock and Bond Broker. POI Equitable
Building, Atlanta, Ga.
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Business Opportunities.


FOR SALE-Good knitting mill, Ill miles
VIII exchange for real estate in Atlanta,
or sell for a cash and easy payments for
the balance. A bargain Help cheap. j
q j. 5. Carter, Westminster, S. G. 53-25-3
YOU WHO HAVE loaned a bank a thou
sand dollars are their paymaster. Lend
me your attention ten minutes. You shall
become your own paymaster. Address
Box 6Og, care Georgian 27-25-3
THE OFFICE SERVICE COMPANY Of
fers to all travellers a home, an office
at small cost Consult US. We save you
money. We show you how to save mon
ey Write us. 2l3 Temple Court building.
2-2S-33
FOR SABE-Stock of clean staple grocer
les and fixtures, costing about $1,000;
sacrifice for 800. Sacrifice, Box $50, care
Georgian. 32-24-3
WANTED-Party to invest 5000 or $500
in well paying established business; can
draw weekly dividends. Address Invest
ment Box Sl4, care Georgian. 3-24-7
WANTED-To buy Georgia state bonds,
City OF Atlanta bonds and other mu-
niCipal bonds and Atlanta bank stocks.
J. H Hilsman & Co, Phone Main "a, EN-
pire Building. 3-19-31
I BELIEVE two heads are better than
one, therefore l am seeking a good part
ner with a little money to join me in an
established money making business. |
have worked hard to build up the bust
ness but am sure with a little new CAPT.
tai and some new ideas, we can do big
things. Join me, and we can both make
good money. Address Capital, Box 100,
care Georgian. 320-9