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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-21
albuquerque Women Organize
Co.. Operative Relief Committee


b, need Tor 3D. certain class OF other
supplies As many women thruueh
cut th, country have expressed tine
desire To- be- OF assistance Go the l;cd
Gross iu urU.IdiuE proper hospital
garments. ETC.. this circular I. issued
Tor their information and guidance
Special committees houid mot 1,
formed Co solicit funds for the pur
chase uf materials supplies but
individuals who wish tu ,%outrihrtc
funds ior thy uur. ha@c of such ma-
%tcrIals ard supplies are of course at
liberty COB do ,o
THE supplies most desirable are 5s
follows paitw5s. uight shirts cons
NlIes.,uf gowns lk, bath robes out
ing flannel cor warmer material
socks underwent wurd slippers cor
mules Paper patterns and sam
plies uf material for on. first three
articles 100 this list may Doc obtained
from jhc American i,d eros. Wash
Iugtuu. o. g. .u the mem uf th"
pocket ut each NIGHT shirt aud suit
OF paiam5s and ou the COLLAR OF each
DOUy1ID-Dcut robe 20 red cross should
1, sDw'3 Thc~, WaE Dee obtained
from the He'd Cross. Washington.
without charge
Clothes needed uy BcI-iau and
other refugee Vow,u and children
/ Wooden n}uu-oe. warm skirts. HuDi-
aud shoes. stockings. cotton oh,uis's
uutrimmed knitted muiil,J- oi
-,orts Co cover head and shoulders.
HHf. above everything, srHvI- knit
D t.I. woven on made CT warm wooden
material larEc enough 90 IHld $50 tlHi
tb,t cover the head and th. shoulders
and body ass wen.
They do not wear sweaters only
th, Young girls Will wear coats Some
VIII wear ~potticoais Th,s, would D.,
yory useful for 90. children also
simple. warm drc-sr- aud knitted
hoods. with Ions ends Goo throw
around neck. cor with short ,apcs to
cover shoulders.
Present 90 yarn aud long kuitunl
needles would bc very welcome Al.
the refugees beg for wool etc. Tn,
need fer uiuueots .- going Co. 1, over.
HuH erue This winter 90 Hpi-ium. and
u 400 wtr-riddcu countries
"NcN garments nuly accepted
Article, for the G,lgItrs are O,
bp packed Boo separate huNcs IRON
hospital Iarucuts and sent GO th,
same address American E.d cross
care ui BUSH Terminal ro. Erouklyu
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A number ui women m.. Monday
.r.,,,.r .t tb. b.ir, al Ntr. Ioul.
'''
omen 81 '~"-op'i''iF' N''i'i ,""'
WIttec foot the assistance 1f thc Amer
.guu Red 'ross and Helsiau rciu-
gees Tho following uiururs were
elected Mrs o.. g. Brooks p,imH-
newt chairman. Nt- Th'udur. $
WuuIsf,. secretary. DO Mrs iourE'
Klo.k. treasurer committees viii
Doe appointed at the next meeting.
which VIII .Jko plae, about the first
Ui December
Mis-, Virginia kluUk VIs elected
chairman ul th, tsg committee and
Mis- GLADYS Mlud"u secretary EcNt
Tuesday vill ice Tau dat ANA hoad-
/ quarters will be- established ut Grim
shaw corner $50 th, Combs hotel
ana at Williams drug tore. The
tags have been donated uy Albright
a Anderson. The members of the
committee are Mrs Theodore e.
WuoIsey. Dr.. Mr. o. 3d. Jamison.
Mrs John Lee ClHrk, Mrs T.. T. AZ
fgrr Mrs Albert STERN Mrs a. o..
| ruors Jr. Mrs ERNEST Sp,tz. AIRS
Warren Pitcher. Mrs Laurence Ice.
Mrs NJ o. C~hadhouuo Mrs Sidnc'
! Eosgnwnld Miss AGNES Childcrs. Niss
Edith Dhlldcrs. Miss Katherine cha
Nf.. Aim. -r..e MI. Ag-.T.H
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Pleasant Auction Party

Mrs. Felix Baca. o.. West Frui.
aNcnuo WAS hostess TJ,sda, after
noon al @ particularly pheasant auc.
zion panty Her nom, was ar,isticll-
k decorated for the occasion with
piu. and white OhIE tuthomums. and
"a N,ry delicious lur,h was served
Mrs Frank ~turtz WAS the f1rtuuat,
winner ot On" dainty prize
Mrs Eagls -a,-ts we're Mrs
G,ur-, kiock. Hr. Mlr-arDf McHlrr
Mrs Fred Kent Nr- T. Jarrett. MIS-
Ju.puu Nrs9TII -r. Mrs jacob,
Nr.1rrs Dr.. Miss EIuisa risarri Mrs
g. E Lovnor Nlr. John vs. Wilson
LEILA ArmIiu Nrs. Tom Wilk,r
suE. AIRS. James chavez MIS-. Ear
lu,u uf Santa &c.,. Mrs. o. j. Hgs
Mrs FrauA S'orfr Mrs. IS a
strong, Mr. Harry strong AIRS. a. %
Conner, Mrs Rom Bcnj5m.u. Nt.
FrarS Alderman. Mrs. /. "a Cham
berlin Mrs Fred udo'd. Mrs Fro
] Hel1 Mrs !-a.. ul'tn. Mrs E.r
Baker. Mrs. Joseph Brown Mrs
George Aruut, Arts James Horne,
Nes John Milne. Mrs. D. g. Rice
Mrs Frauk |li.1a,lI. Mrs. T. A
Mann. Mrs. VIM Ianks Mrs. Edwin
Sewer. In Mur-lr.t DartWright Mr..
: Melton Dt,ru. Ma. r. j. Woottou
Mts John cNlanIr Hr. Frank Mar
lun. Nra b. p williams. Mrs rs y
Walton, AND Mrs Gcorgc a. Mueller
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EUentS in Honor of
The Visiting Teachers


ident OF the state Federation of
Womens clubs Nrs Johl " VIII
son. president OF the stH.e Parent
Teachers association AIRS David %.
Boyd wife Of the president OF the
University of Sew Mexico. Mrs. JOHN
Milne wife oi the superintendent of
the Albuquerque clty schools Mrs. -.
~ bontright wife Of the mayer ot
Albuquerque AIRS e. % CLARK. presi-
dent az the First wurd T. r. A.. Mrs.
. a Miller president of the Second
Ward y r. A. Mr. A % sjfoup.
president of the Tuesday club. Mrs.
r. T. Bradford president of the fort
nightly Music club. and Mrs ! ~.
Wroth president of The Woman
club
The reception ruoms are Co be- Ht.
tractiyely decorated for the occssior
and an interesting musical prosram.
including ciusslc danrinf hy r. group
~ girls trained by Mrs j b Faster
daf Do being prepared.
The rhnlrmen of the committee
are us follows Courtesy Mrs Ada
rlttner decoratien Mrs Fred Can.
Nela aielnE fnom tam
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YESTERDAY was Domestic Science
day az the Wlmau's club and thn -UH-
iect discussed was "rurumsaI
Mr. D. o. CoonS was ihe leader
Tor She afternoon 4 Very interest
ing paper. The priaiu OF CurrWr..
Was read d.. Mrs. Charles Watkins
ton and delicious brown bread -lHd-
witches and .aucc was served n5 Mr
j. g. Hauuum Mrs. VIM. Bryce Nr..
A. Hyre Mrs John Vcnshl" md Mrs.
b. T.. Wout.an.
Miss Pauline Madden librarian li
the Albuquerque public library. -ato
f yerr instructive talk about child
rel- u0u.- and offered SOME usetH.
srpsu-t.Uu- fog BOOKS a- Christmas
gifs
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JeIks Mis- Muybcllp Williams. Mrs
Roy strumc. Mrf l.. g. Mitchell Mrs.
Goorec valiant. and Miss Martha VAL
liant
The tea table was unusually Mt
trnctl,c with pink flowers. shaded
candles u ferns Mrs r. B. How
den and Mrs. ". T. Warren poured.
a very pleasing feature of the az
tcrnoo1s entertainment was the sinr'
inE by Mrs. r.. T.. bradford ot seyeral
doliehtfully quaint and tunoiul negro
luilanIts.
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VeSper Service Tomorrow
for Visiting Teachers in
High School Auditorium

not the least interesting event of
the convention week boa Albuquerque
viii be the vcspcr service. held to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the
high school auditorium. especially
for the visiting teachers. Tomorrow
Will bc Educational sunday" VA uIi
tho churches OF Albuquerque. aud the
presence of thc teachers viii hc cause
for special morning services iu uli
churchc4 The afternoon service is
in addition Co this and Will hc made
notable Do, the special music aud the
sermon by Et Rev. Frederick %.
Howdcn Episcopal bishop OF New
Mexico Tie order ct the service
follows
Voluntary. "PastoraIc ~Osyarloitp
J stanley Scdcr.
Hymn. "Hois Father Thou Hast
Taught Me
Responsive reading. rauim rNl.
Iced Dos the Hpt. g. g.. Brckmau
Prayer. Res, a. T%oothakcr
Duet horn aud trumbouc. "Hc>ig-
nation 1iomaD. g. " Barnes and
Eirl portcrfcld
Vocal solo. "A SONG of Thluksgi,
ms ,AlItseul. Airs o. g.. bradford.
Tho S.riptur, lesson. President
David Ross Boyd
Vocal sulut s,lc,t,dI Prof a. q.
l-tIhin. East Las Ncgas
The sermon. ltt Rev Frodcri,k o.
HoaNdcu
Hymn savior. Again GO Thy Dear
name
The bcucdi,uon. Rev e. r. Taylor.
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Thanksgiving Tea

The ladies ut 81 oJhus Guild viii
give their Th~annsgiyinr tea next
Tuesday afternoon al tho residence oi
Mrs George KlocN. 31a North Tenth
street.
There viii b, % fancy work table. "a
hom,-cookiug taole where special
THANKSGIVING dcliaclcs viii hc fur
sale. and particularly delicious re-
frcshmcuts vii Dee served at IA, tea
tuuc.
supper 90 80 cents a plate, Will he
served at g O'clock TO them u.s. well
as she ladies.
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The Churches.
-IIr-t CONGREGATIONAL

Corner a. CuaI Jycuu, and Broad.
way
Archie T%oothakcr minister resi-.
dcupc. COS South Edith
sunday school nt ga, Co. m
Divine Worship af 30 a m Iru
go b. m Morniug sermon Do, Mr.
Edw. h. Eai,t. thc new field -cgre-
.tart Tor the sunday school As-oola-
.t.ous of Arizona aud Now McNlco.
The evening service win uc 900 hon
or of ,ho visiting teachers The brIs.
uuartcttr uf the University Will tur.
uish special music, The pastor vii
talk Of thc conscience and tCll th,
story Of Jean Vatican
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NEW COUNTRY CLUB
WILL HAVE OPENING
THANKSGIVING EVE

The Albuquerque Country clun
]Httructl,, ness hom, ou the -oia uuks
uoar the University will ue fnrWuli5
opened with o. reception and dance
Wednesday. Tnuugssitiur eve for the
members of tho club and their faru-
Slices Tine Hub. just completed at o.
.usj or about Stu.uuU. ls uu, 81 tho
most attractive holdings uI ls Kind
.n tho southwest The formal op,u-
ing "Wednesday eNcuiu- viii He GENE
Crll lu~lliii.ut.ur
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Birthday Party

Thursday afternoon at half past
four Daunio Macpherson son oi AT.
ana Mrs. u. A. Macpherson. CAV, q
Thanksgiving lur. neon iu honor ol
his seventh birthday There were
tins turkeys hiief with candy, bright
yellow %pumpkins and other dccora.
ions and fayors appropriate to the
AFFAIR 90 say no,hius ~ the lurzc and
delicious birthday cake which the li-
te host himself out FOR the guests
Those Who we've there are Bob aue
Francis Wilson vernon Hcradon
Margaret White. Jane Huning. Don.
ald pearth Le, Fafr Richard ano
Lee Nauu Junior Watson, and Rob.
ert Macpherson.
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Mrs ChHs. schutt was hostess
Thursday afternoon az "a pleasant
thimble party n honor VI her sister.
Mrs e. Van prme and Mrs a. Cooh.
both of Durango New Mexico. uho
are her house guests
a feature of the afternoon was Tho
delicious lunch was was served.
Those who were present besides
the guests Of honor we're Mis- "a D.
Hyre Mrs o. Muuu Mrs ~ Watson.
Mrs r Cnyot Mrs a. a. Sweeney
Mrs o. Peterson. and Mrs u Rowes.
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Delightful Dinner Party

w IuU VIZ JIE, WeInWau unl'II
tanned "a few friends az a "delignttuI
dinner party wednesday evening m
honor OF Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld who
hos just reformed rom q several
months solouIu iu Europe "a rast-
,fu Oi'.- uf ih, United States
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THANKSGIVING Eve Dance

Tho dosrcc team OF the Woodm1us
e.rpc will give "a dance next Wcdues-
day evening at Colombo hall. musi'
o., the Booster orchestra Tho pum-
Wit.ec Iu charge is making special
plans to have au entirely enjoyable
dance
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Box Social Successful

8 fct, successful box social WIS
given Monda, cveniug at tho Gold
and Broadway Chuiuh of Christ ana
the proceeds were added Co the build
ing fund
Several musical and rcudiur mum.
hcr. assisted .u mrkiug the ,,,u.ug q
t,f, ,|rioNtul. Que
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Thc LnNIand nridec CInh.

Tht L0VluH0 UTIlRr "luu WcI win
Mrs. Fred Caunojd This afternoon and
enjoyed "a delightful time
The members are MIS- Frank Aak-
yrm8u Mrs. o. 70. ives. Mrs. ". ".
Strulg. MIS-. 49, Is Wllder Mrs
Frauk Stortz Mrs James Homer. AND
Mrs Wallace Uosselder
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Vcnabic music. Mrs John W VIII
son.
Con,crt Tuesday Night.
a very dslEhtful pr0pt.W ha been
prepared Ton The couurrt tp Doe giNcn
Tuesday evening IN honor of the wise
itiuE teachers
The numbers ars as follows
Plano sulo-poiunaise Ma, Dowclt
Duct-oh That we Two We're
ava ihl .t.t NtNll
g. J Andrews aud Miss Char
lottc Pratt
BASS solo-RolllnR Down 90 Rio.
........ g.. klulug -titrtn"u
Nj Louis HcsscIdcu
Violin solu. ~chcrzo WviuiaWski
Z L. TVllu
soprano sulp-A Uirthdlt
NuudWau
Mrs D. J. Bradford
Tenor solo-When shadow Gather
Marshall
o. J. Andrew
soprano Solo AZ The sur .ra .tuVvls
Miss Charlotte rrltt
Violin solo Haurr kat. uuhay
T. L. Tcllu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-21

a daily procession of lntcrestiug
events Boo honor Of the visiting teach
ers OF the state begins tonight with
the formal dedication OF Albuquef-
cues new high school "a VIII be-
continued tomorrow with the yesper
service in high school auditorium and
Monday afternoon the first social
event Viii take place when the Com
mercial club viii tonder the visitors
an automobile ride for which every
automobile in the city be- ueins requi-
siioned uther events i0 their order
are aF follows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-21

The I%urtnlrhflE MI-.. .I. VIII
meet next week H,.au.s uf fu,
> NJ. r. a. convention. Nr- 30 o.
HrniuE and Mrs. Edward a. iieid wiz
EiNc tho program for th, next meet
ing December b ut Mrs ncuIua s.
humc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-21

Young Peoples meeting at O. .n o.
m. subject, "a Joyous Life. Lead
en- Mr. Herman snyder.
bible study "Wednesday c,ouiua
Micah.
We viii Join with "a other
churches OF the city he The union
THANKSGIVING service on ThJutseit
ing day In tho Presbyterian church.
ltcv LallnnCc viii preach enc SERMON.
Fullowinp is the musical program
Morning service
Prelude. Prelude st Cauiilru,
t..... .. HuIt.pII
Anthem, 'rhe Woods aul Et,r}
sweet Smelling Tree" .... West
pnertory. "-intermezgo" .|ClIl1rtts
solo. "o For O. CLOSER WaIk with
God" ....... Fu>t.r
pustludc. Finale ... ttuu.it
Evening service
Prelude. Grand March. Wa.u.r
Anthem Trust lu Ca, Lord
tLarsoI Handel
QuJrt,ttc, The KING ct love, AlF
shepherd Is ........ Iouun|
University Brass Qulrtctt,
puertorN. AT Twilight s.. lUiu
SOLE" Don't You Mind lh, ~v.
rows t.vI,4
rUstlude. Allegro 100 D. GuIm. nt
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The Tuesday club met This veeh
with Mr, "a e. Hon, and embossed
The folowin. Interesting prosram
Current EVcuts-Mrs f. Bloom.
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Thu congregational
Missionary SusictN.

The Missionary society Of 90, CON.
Er|ogat,ouai church mci Thur-Iat .'.
tcruoou with Mrs Fred Metself. ffi
North Edith street.
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.. q. \ Meeting

The Pareut-Teachor- association
of ,ue nrst ward had good business
meeting Monday afternoon and &C.,.
.l'ei 90 .fala,, with II. National
go, hers gos as -oUu Bs pos
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~ ImshInnd nIihec CInh.

Mrs D. A. Eeidy entertained tH,
Highland Hrdse club Monday after.
boon and served % delicious luuth.
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Patrons - lion Meeting.
Tnr patron 81 section .. jn, IS NJ J..
A. viii meet Wcducsda. .ueruoou ut
half past two o'clock r room ga in
the hIGh school An patrons aud
teachers ar, urged 10 o.. there. as th,
election ut state Officers VIII t,k,
place.
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TT NIVIUU FH'1fIHN NIINFWllHI
The reception 90 be- given Tuesday
afternoon at 9 o'clock ia she Masonic
Temple by b united clu1s of Aihu-
pueruue promises Go Doe "a most nrl'
lunt affair
30 the RECEIVING Tine viii Do Mrs.
william Mcdonald. wife nf the goi
ernor poi Sew MeXlco Mrs Avian n.
Waite wife ~ h state surcrintend-
~ ~ gahlg insiuaeNgn Mrs a
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Sunday School Reception to
Parents

-. John sunday school gave d
most delightful reception this after.
noon in honor of the childrens rar.
ents
Tia anests were received Ia Ala.
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Seven Sisters Meet,

The seven sisters held their an
nnai meetinE and dinner at the home
"a Mrs caldwell 2ii West silver
avenue ON ThHrsday and enjoyed "a
sert pleasant afternoon The Same
nHeers were unanimously elected Tor
the ensuing year
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Organ Recital Nctiuc-dl,
Morning

Morning.
Wednesday, morning . o. o.clnuN.
ai th. 'ougteeationaI .NHrch. Prot
D. ~tIulo, ~edcr. assisted uA Miss
Charlotte Pratt. soprar. .HI give am
organ rr,ttal
Tho program follow
Organ
D1 Fuauc in g. Flai ,St Auu's)
Bach
,nI Nudartc &C. Nu. sym
phon, Beethoven
Soprano
tHI ~oltcias song Cries
On1 WITH 90 Pr.mul1 N,ri- .Gsios
organ
,a1 sonata ia T. Mm.I Rogers
Allegro con brio o. An
dante III S.u.rlu 49,
Iut,uncz1o. " Fgaa
soprano.
Con iiE, Nclting T.n, Brahms
,nl The Littl, Dustmau Brahms
Or1Iu
CAB Magic Fire OpI, WaIsucrc,
OBJ Noruruc m O. U|lt chopin
soprano
Thou Ara NJ An. Bra6-ky
Organ
,l C.utuquc d'AmuF scdcI
,pl AHA Marcia CA Minor SOC
uatI' ......... Anur'Ws
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The n ~ e. viii have a safe oi
Japanese eoods on Monday TUESDAY
nnd "Wednesday ~afternpon "a the ~
seiatlan nsiasnse sfa ~
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vcnablc music. Mrs John W VII.
son
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Continued on PAGE sc,cnJ
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-07
H. G. HASTINGS & co,
SEEDS. INCUBATORS AND POULTRY
SUPPLIES.
BELL PHONES: M. 1868. M $3.50, AT
LANTA 1868.

16 WEST MITCHELL STREET.
EARLY HATCHED chickens make win
ter layers, begin setting now, We can
furnish eggs of most OF the popu ar
breeds, such as Rhode Island Reds.
Barred White and Buff Rocks, White.
Brown and Bun Leghorns and Black MI
norcas. We get these eggs from
thoroughly reliable breeders and gusrsn-
tee satisfactory matches. Price per set
ting 10 eggs). $3.50. Prices on 100 lots
or over made on application.
1T IS NOT the amount OF chicks you
hatch off that counts, but the amount
you raise, TIE secret OF raising baby
chicks IL In using the proper feed. The
first three weeks is the critical time.
Get them by this stage and you are rea-
sonably sure OF getting them to maturi-
~. Pratts Baby Chick Feed 10 the
ideal starting food. II is predigosted
and contains just what the little fell
lows need Feed II the FIRST three weeks
and we will guarantee you will raise
more chicks and stronger chicks than
from any other feed. Price. 4 lbs. 25c:
So 90 per 100 lbs.
DON'T FORGET that we sell the Cy-
phers incubators and Breeders.
TIME NOW to plant Irish Potatoes
We have Just gotten in two cars OF
extra fine stock from Maine. All va
rieties except Irish Cobblers. s375 per
bag III pecks), LEO per bushel, Soc
peck CoSblsrs. tA.oo Per bag
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612 Silvey Bldg, NJ. 351s
Real Estate, City Property and Farms
Handled with Experience
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN-We have
a good deal of home funds that
we can place promptly. Can lend
on five year straight, or month
ly payment plan. Also money for
purchase money notes. Foster
& Robson, II Edgewood Ave.
MONEY FOR sALARIED PEOPLE
AND OTHERS. upon their own names:
cheap rates, easy payments. Conn.,
Genital. Scott & Co.. $40 Austeli Bldg.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND.
any amount: 8 Per cent Write or
call. 8. w. Carson. ~ South Broad
street
FARM LOANS placer IN any amount
on improved farm lands in Georgia
The Southern Mortgage Company. Gould
Pudding
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.

OFFfCE SPACE, with telephone and
stenograp her, for rent Call Ivy 1851.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FINE six-room bungalow and large lot,
containing one acre OF ground. below
Decatur on the Stone Mountain car
line; car stops right at place; will sell
at big bargain On terms. r. u. NJ, Box
81, care Georgian
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PERSONAL.

FRFE-Send name and address Of 5
friends and We shall mail you free
one solid nickel silver sugar shell. Jo-
seph Serp, $50 Grand River, Detroit,
LEARN CfflBOPODY-T Treat all all
ments; $500 monthly Send e for $50
coTTesp cndcnce course r.. Moore, go
Woodward. Detroit Mich.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Elk.
CHANGE,

FOR BEHTTTffTGfT1 HOMES ara 6Gildi:
Ing lots in College Park. the most
desirable suburb Of Atlanta. see l. C.
McGrory.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

21yy77=r+s--T furnished rooms with boar
y az Washington st. Phone NJ. 6468.
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800 WEEKLY profit in spare time at
home; mail order business. Don't
worry about capital Boyd H. Brown.
Dept. E., Omaha, Nebr.
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THE California Land Owners Bulletin
gives the description, price and terms
OF property OF all descriptions; mailed
to any address SOC per year. The Land
Owners Bulletin. $50 Market St. San
Francisco. Cal
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STORES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Large store and dwelling;
South Side. Ivy 1744-J.
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UNPUBLISHED HOUSES FOR
RENT

FOR RFNT~452 Piedmont avenue, up
to-date six-room house; walking dis
lance and cheap rent, $27.50. A. j. &
H. F. West. Main 1854.
FOR RENT-One seven-room house in
Lakewood Park; one minute from car
line; barn and 10 acres Of Al pasture
land. Phone Main 1654-J.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE.

BARGAINS in Standard White, Free.
New Home, Domestic, Paragons; alb
solutely new machines. store scuffed:
s45 to SOS values; will be sold at SIS
and $50 Must be seen to be appreci
ated Only limited quantity at these
prices. The Mitchell Sewing Machine
Co., 141 South Pryor street Main 1862.
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FURNISHED APARTS. WANTED.
WANTED~By small family, four or five
room furnished apartment, steam heat
not desired Must be reasonable. Ref
erences exchanged. Address j., Box 4o2,
care Georgian.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Desk space with use OF
telephone 51S Peters Bldg.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

Special Inducements to desirable les
sees; delightfully."- comfortable apart
ment; strictly f1rst-class; best North
Side section; large porches, handsome
grounds, automobile accommo dations,
etc. Phone Ivy 657-J or call 20 Ponce
DeLeon avenue.