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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-03
Dynamite Wire Worms.

An experiment in Payette the first
OF this week by County Expert H. A.
Ireland proved interesting to num-
Der of residents 1t was the dynamit-
dng of ground for the wire worm
pest which this year has been OF ex-
treem trouble to many gardeners In
this section playing havoc with corn
and potatoes in particular The dyn-
amite was furnished by the Dupon
Powder Company and the work was
done on North Sixth street ON some
of Mr.. Gree's and Mr.. Eaton's land
Half of the land ON each place was
treated and half was not Next year
a crop which the wire worm is known
to desire will be planted and the re-
suits watched with interest. Mr.. Ire
land states he makes no claim for
the experiment and does not know
what viii be accomplished but as
the powder company furnished the
material free he was willing to do
the work and promises to report
results.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-03
WARNING TO SEED
GROWERS OF IDAHO
Pull Out the Weed from Your Seed
Before Cutting the Crop.

The farmers of the state who are
growing seed especially alfalfa or
any of the clovers) are advised OF tn
advantage to be obtained by having
seed to sell which is free from weeds
especially those defined as noxious
by the law.
The surest and cheapest way to get
a clean lot of seed Is to go through
the seed fields before cutting the
crop and pull all the weeds.
II the weeds have already formed
seed, 1t is best (as in the case of
mustard) to take a sack along and pC
the pulled weeds into it. In the
case OF dodder Glove vine) the whole
yellow patch should be cut. piled into
the center, dried and burned.
The seed law will be STRICTLY en-
forced next season, and seed contain
ing noxious weeds win not be allow
ed to be sold in Idaho. If you are
raising seed, protect yourself and get
a better price for your clean seed by
pulling the weeds now. Weeds to be
especially guarded against are buck
horn (plantain) dodder, mustard. docf
and sweet clover.
For further Information regarding
the seed law address S. A. Regain,
Seed Commissioner, Boise.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-03
DELINQUENT TAX LIST AND
NOTICE OF SALE
Little Willow Irrigation District

NOTICE Or SALE
Little Willow Irrigation District
Year 1918.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the statutes insuch
cases made and provided, will, -on
the first day Of September, 1914, at
two O'Clock P. NJ. at the office of
the Little Willow Irrigation District,
to-wit;-at the. residence of Gary
Hurst in SEA Section 10, Township
8 North of Range 8 West Of Boise
Meridian, Canyon County, State OF
Idaho, offer for sale the following de-
scribed real estate, or so much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy the
taxes, penalties, and costs assessed
thereon, for the assessment levied
by the Little Willow Irrigation Dis
triet on August 10, 1913, the sale to
continue from day to day until COM
pleted, Provided, however, that Suchh
property may be redeemed prior to
Septmber l, 1914, by the payment to
the Treasurer at his office in the
First National Bank, Payette Idaho,
of all delinquent ssessments, togeth-
er with all penalties and costs attach
ed thereto.
The above mentioned property is
described as folloWs, to-Wit:
Bowker, Jake-SEA SWA Sec. 80 f.
N. sRW i9; NJ swA SEA Sec.
20 I. N 9 r w 3, s46,20.
Cosman Jerry B. M SEA, EM SEN
seq NEA NEA Sec. 81 T No R
VS., sS4.7O.
Cosman, Mertie, NEA sEA; VIZ
SEA Sec t N R w 8, NWA
NEA Sec II TINS RW 8 $123.20.
Cailen, C. F., swA NEA Sec, 20 7
Nc z W 3, $1,000.
Davis, ]. M, snA Bsec 20 TNs R
w 3,$61.60.
Neil, EA VIZ sEA WIZ sW'
SEA 81 SEA SwA Sec 8 TINS
R W 4, $1,000.
Albert E., WE NWh; SEN !
NWA Sec 20 TNe R VS. SEX
NEA 1924 acres. SO. sof creek In N
Ell NEh Sec 80 T N 9 R w 22h
acres SO, of creek in SWA SWA
Sec 20 TN 9 II w 5, $S2.7S,
Hurst, Gary, swA NEA; EA sen
NWA SWA sen NWA; NEA
SWA; 17h acres N of creek in
SWA SWA Sec 20 THO RW3, S.
EA NEA SEA; sen SEA SEA
sWA sen Sec 10 TN 9 RW 8,
s1674S.
Iauer Milt, VIZ NWA; NWA sWA
See o TN 8 RW 4, $ss.40.
O. e., VIZ NWA eNwA Sec
81 TN RW 10, $16.7s.
sage, R. G., ny NWA NWA Sec II
TN 5 RW Il, s15.40.
shrimp. w. R., Eh sEA Sec 25 TN
RW 4, E1a NWA VIZ lNEA M
NWA SEA; sWA NWA SEA
MEX NEA; NJ sEA NEA Sec
So TN o RW 4, Lots 2, 8, A; M
SEX swA swA SEX swA; M
NWA SEX Sec 80 TN Rw 8,
$201 .O6.
himp, Sophia N, SWA SEA; SEX
NWA SEA Sec 25 TN 9 RW 4,
Less SWH sWA SEA transferred
to May Newbury, s1155. 4
himp, Charley B., SEX SEX MEX
Sec rs TN 8 RW 4, 1885.
tandard, ID. D., NEA swA Sec 20
TN RW 3, 5000.
indie, Thos. j., 81 NwN; 81 MEL
NwA NwA NEA; sh NEA Sec
20, TN RW 8, $S4.7O.
light, Arthur s., M NWA sWN s.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-03

EA sen VIZ SWA NEA swA
Sec 20 TN 9 RW 8. NEA swA Sc
% TN 8 RW3, s13S,60.
Wilson, Albert, NEN NWk Sec Is
TN 5 RW 4, $1,000
Dated this 4th day Of August, 1914.
]. L. EDWARDS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-03
RESIDENCE LOTS
For Sale
at Cut Prices

Ii you desire a building site, now IL
your opportunity. These lots arc 70
ing to be sold rsgardless Of cost.
% hne residence lots, with free wat
81 Tor mitigating. Many good cor
ner Lois ...... $3.50 to $3.50
! fourroom residence ..... 5000
! four room residence ...... 5000
! eight-room residence, with furnAce.
full size cement basement, one.
quarter block of spoands ana .
large barn--a Bargain.
: Fine corner residence lots N b.
SEA- Bargain
/. r. Woodward
AGENT
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-03

Treasurer and ex-officio tax collector
of the Little Willow Irrigation Dis
trict, Canyon County, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-03

FOR-SALE.-A good piano cheap
For information apply at this office.
The evening world., 1914-03-24

though II were n kindergarten and
he was the teacher. lie believed
that moving picture shows were re-
sorts of sin and those who attended
them were sinners of the deepest
dye. Dancing was to him an inven.
ton Of the devil and dancers the
DEVILS pupils. Now. X he had limited
himself to preaching his convictions
1t would have been all right.
But he was too personal. He stood
up in the pulpit and described the
people he had seen the night before
getting on the trolley cars to go to
the moving picture shows in Pster-
son. lie described them and their
dresses and hats 10 closely that no
might a. well have named names.
Then he would hold them up to the
pity and acorn OF the rest Of the con-
gresation. II took all the fun out Of
an evenings pleasure 70 see him hang
Ing around tho corner taking note OF
ones innocent actions.
"Hs described dances and persons
who attended them and then Dc.
nounced them - Immoral. Somehow.
he learned Just who he'd accounts 1t
the grucery store, and by describing
them and telling just what they owed
no would make them feel very un.
comfortable The fact that people paid
thelr bills did not appeal TO him. To
charge q dozen sggs until ne end OF
the month was 10 him an evidence OF
The evening world., 1914-03-24
Qilnbel Pure Drugs and
Laboratory Products

hydrogen Peroxide, pint. toc.
hydrogen peroxide. quart. rec.
Pure Grain Alcohol. ut. 76e; pt.
See.
oenatured Alcohol, used as fuel
only; at. 2sc; pit. tec.
Weed Alcohol GAL '0e' ot' s'e'
&C carSolle solution. s per cent. gal.
'' oiiwSs S sect. Iron and Wine. .
Dobsli's solution, PIT. 25c; y pt..
Pure Castor on. 9 o.. ase; 5 o..
70 oi,rs.,s Emulsion Of Pure Norws.
o'sn Coo t..es on: - size; soe' "a,
ssssWes Of Jamaica Ginger. ; o..
roc.
Parsooric, a-ox. bottle. zoe.
syrup OF Tar. Menthoi and Wine
Z" o SsS SS' Wine me- y Co Coo cw.r Oh.
olSrS:ls L,nln,srt. CSC. bottle. 1ss.
csc, " pit. bottle, 25c.
syrup o. White Pins. with or with
/ out tar, 25c siae. at t6e.
Syrup Of FIGS and SIENNA, s6c siss
:s., o. s'g: IT,: : ;Ss, ss IT.. sc &C.
pure olcarbonats Of Soda. 4 ID.
..PuSs Refined sorax. highest quail
Pure sOric or soracle Acid. ID.
Comp, L'sor'es Powder. Id, box
Phosphate Of Soda. h., ,oc.
EPSON salts, ID. boz. SC.
The evening world., 1914-03-24
Pensioners KICK
AND PASTOR QUITS;
WAS TOO SPIRITUAL

- Rev. Aesbsrt ". Mas, yovth-
~ pasese q ~ Rafermsd Church a
paessssn. n. J. = sojsurulns indsSln-
~ - osAoAAak LANDING. n. z. Ne
- ~ ps~aSA iast sxaday and the
oaly asnbsr a he congregation who
kusw vAsrs - and his wife had gore
w. Nh. q, ?. Ia barre, one Of his
sosAAsAst sspportsrs N the eengrs-
eAa1oa.
DHS 4 othsss d1e nst know vhsrs
u nlnlsess went, Aiss Bsssls aptoh.
~ bsautihA end sprtGhuy yuvhs
pesAnlger~ss. end Ma Oakley Hoppss
knev Why b won't They haA ssnt
The evening world., 1914-03-24
mamma, DADDY AND CHILDREN ALL
Love CALIFORNIA syrup Of FIGS"

out Of your system by morning without
gripping. Please don't think Of Cali
fornia Syrup Of Figs" as q physic.
Don't think you are drugging yourself
or your children. because this delicious
fruit laxative can not cause injury.
Even a delicate child can take Il as
safely Ms n robust man. II IL the most
harmless, effective stomach. liver and
bowe Regulator and tonic ever devised.
Your only difficulty may be in getting
the genuine. SO ask your druggist for ;
so cent bottle Of California Syrup u
Figs" Say 10 your druggist, Il want
only that made by the California Fig
Syrup Company This city has many
counterfeit zig syrups." 20 watch out.
The evening world., 1914-03-24
Brushes

Hair Brushes. French imported;
regularly si.75: at et.oo.
Nail Brushes. Japanese. genuine
ebony backs. 2oc, CSC and Soc.
Tooth Brushes. French. imported.
half price. 12c.
Cloth Brushes, for travelling;
regularly 76c. for 6oc.
Kent's English Tooth Brushes:
SIC kind at 2Sc.
Nail Brushes. transparent handles,
rows good bristles. 35e.
Whisk Brooms. nickel or braided
tops. strong and durable; regularly
Soc. at SIC.
Military Brushes. French; pair.
$50.
Shampoo Brushes. $50.
Hard Rubber Combs. for women:
regularly soc. ut tee.
soc. wv ~
French ivory Comb. Brush and
Mirror Sets. engraved. $3.50.
French ivory Hand Mirrors, Ions
handles. $3.50.
The evening world., 1914-03-24
Standard Medicines

OC80Q ara MEDICINES
.o Scotrs Emulsion. reg. u size. soe;
Russelrs Emulsion. 81 sise. 7oc.
on wampole's Wine OF Cod Liver
Phillips Milk Of MaEnesia. $40.
., Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
II size. Csc.
California Fig Syrup. Soc size. sac.
Maltlne and Cod Liver OIL. 81
size. see. Pluto Water. csc.
Groves Laxative Bromo Quinins.
12c.
zymole Troksys. reg. 36c. at tsc.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. 81 size. 6oc; soc size. 32e.
Danderine Hair Tonic, 81 size. 6oe;
Soc size. sac.
Hays Hair Health, 81 size, CSC.
F1etcher's Castoria. 27c.
toc and t9e.
Midol Headache Remtiy, tsc.
Vernas Lotion, 81 size, sec.
COMBINATION OFFER.
bOc hog Of Carthrox shampoo,
Rum. both for 7sc.
Condal Rubinat Water. csc.
Herpicids. 81 size. eoc; 6oc size,
sac.
Swissco. u sise. eoc; 500 size, sac
Lysol. u size. CSC; csc size. We.
Beiiadonna Plasters. &c.
! MOTH PRENENTIvES.
Pure Gum Camphor. h.. bse.
CamphOr Flakes. 3 pkgs. for Csc.
Camphor Balls, 9 pkgs. for 25c.
Tar Rolls. ~ sheets for CSC.
The evening world., 1914-03-24
Sundries
infants' Folding Tubs, eAso.

A"SssAsossASsSsSs esSe
Listers Sanitary Napkins. large;
dozen. 35c; medium. soc; small. 2SC.
Elpsrsecto Dsda Rouge. &c.
Compressed Napkins. 8 for 80.
Red Fountain Syringes. equipped.
guaranteed: Q ot.. Go.
Medical Home Batteries. e2.So.
Cellulotd French ivory nnish
Combs, large size. coarse and tine
and all coarse; <0c kind. t9c, or With
script initial. at 2Sc.
Toilet Paper. 10 rolls for $50.
Bromo Seitser. $500 sise. eec.
Guides Peptomangan. 81 bottle. no.
Westphars Auxiliator. 81 size, zoo
Sanitary Package Initial Wasi,
Cloths. with good Tooth Brush.
15c.
Gtmbei Real Borax Soap. 3 for &c.
Household Cleaning Channels; large
slgo each. soc,
The evening world., 1914-03-24
Favorite Soaps

fackard's Tar Soap. cake. 10.
Fairy soap, 10 and "a.
Woodbury. Facial Soap, t2o.
Jergen's Glycerine Soap. : for SO.
Resinal Soap. nc.
Johnson's Foot Soap. t7c.
Armour's Benzoin and Almond
Soap. 3 cakes. foc.
TIneturs Green Soap, 4 o.. tSe.
coloate's BIG Bath Soap, s for aSc.
Gimbels Green Soap from German
process. lib. jar, 25c.
Powdered CASTLE Soap, h.. 32o.
COlgate's Cashmere bouquet Sosp.
large. 8 for eecy small. 6 for ooc.
Colgate's Floating Bath Scan,
cake. Sc; dozen cakes. SOC.
All Almond Soap. foc.
Colgate's Sllverware Soap, for
25e. Gorham's Silverware Soap, a2c,
Veroform Liquid Soap. 25c size, :
for Csc.
Domestic CASTLE Soap. large bars,
Csc and Soc.
Imported Olive on CASTLE Soap.
100 bars at ooc.
Cosmo Buttermilk SOAP, cake. &c.
The evening world., 1914-03-24

a spendthrift and shiftless life"
The upholders of the pastor. in an
s~er 10 the criticisms OF Miss spch,
assert that Mr.. Mas was dsllked
because he made the butte! .ics of
the town act with circumspccton
and economy.
The evening world., 1914-03-24

Special Toilet Article Offer
lin Toilet Goods Section)
When purchasing The following will with
complimentary Of 10 Petite Geraldine blue Meloros perfume
mudc"In Beauty Land the by
H. Wskeeld Smith.
Mel@oee Rouge Meoeoee Posh
or Fscs Powd specially priced tor thh Geraldine Nail Polish
aN Sso; Gle. p,va or-r =, Sylva Nail
Rsmse NJ "a ~'' Geraldine Cream Geral-
VSuoaro 0alsga Tsblets Il dine PC ~dsr Geraldine
Rouge SOC.
I'm Beauty Land without charge purchaser
The evening world., 1914-03-24
Harmless fruit laxative
cleanses the stomach,
liver and bowels with
out any gripping.

4 delicious cure for constipation.
biliousness, sick headache. sour stomach,
indigestion. coated tongue. sallowne.s---
take California Syrup Of Figs." For
the cause u oil this distress lies In q
torpid liver and sluGeish bowels.
A tablespoonful tonight means all
constipation, poison. waste matter, fer
nentinG food and sour bile gently moved
The evening world., 1914-03-24
Creams, Powders and Lotions

0imbels Farina Cologne. from Ger
man formula; II o.. o6oi . OF. eoe;
4 o.. SSe.
sprinkler top bottle; regularly csc,
At tse. Gimbels Qlycerine and Rose
Water: . o.. aseI 3 o.. zoe.
Nmbels Perfumed Powdered
Pumice. t6e.
SQuibbs Talcum Powder. t5c.
qimbels Theatrical Cold Cream;
lib. tins. eoc; y lbs. SOC.
Gimbels White Petroleum, zoe.
Gimb:ls Simple Tincturs Benson.
for softening the skin: 4 o., eSe:
. Or. tse.
Gimbeis Brown Petroleum, %,
Babcock's Coryiopsis Taicum. 1se.
sanitol Tooth Powder. tse.
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream.
Sic.
Rvsris Talcum Powder. t1o
The evening world., 1914-03-24

They assert that a large part Of
the minister's safnry remains unpaid.
The charge Of supervising other
peoples private affairs came with
bad grace. they said. Also, It came
very badly from a postmistress. any
way, they aver.
The evening world., 1914-03-24
|ElOc|OUS OPTICS
lust MADE VIOLET
marry BOLD BILLY
- Didn't Really Want 10 Do
4 bx How Opgd he
Poor CHI Help ~

Wunna lfoAoA ~ sa11De ~ hue
- g HsasssseA Noe,A Age6 uane.
-, = 0uislAG h oOueossa woeese
= boaed oAoA J. n DsaAAArs yaSet
30gsAsnAA" wAlls M No60 =
- - aasul hsr nasylasA VIVA
- ooloaaised under exegNseonAsy
GeuDmssaaoss - esot. y.
css hypnetissa ne NJ nassytno
- ~ tAe ssliinS - biz fsrsoloaa
49, sxp,aiAsd tie youns hesds -
0hDesas Court Justice orssabaum
oD-Any. zone nigAt ~ came - vtsat
3 - 81 sall ~ was eoins uotown. ]
- I was going IN tAas dirsetioa.
s - "a ~ wsat aloas.
WAsa W set downSsaisA" -
ooDelnusd, ne said: This b ~ ~
- yeu WIN walk down thsss seairs
= . slnsls woman. when yvu - 10
- time you'u b married."
Ma Noble did not know juse wAaA
- Meant she tsstiAsd. Ne bed
= ~ Tat Dilly wanted ~ -
2assy hin. % ahs smiled - hin.
- nally. thinking that she w.
UG1Ag. sAid; 4 want you 70 - ny
go
! 6UT me- rgRoc,ovs EvGs WE'RE
~ BACKED UP ~ A GUN.
3 0o1ys eyes began 70 roll h that
!. mgOo1ous WAY. ths witness explained,
- Ghs couldn't take her eye away
!. oU0 him. And ~ she wAs givtns
!, IN ne CLASSY starr. ~ took . black
onlssllsd revolver nom his pocket
Now you come along with me b
- CITY HAIL and II you meet any
0laaAs On the way don't you stop 70
N 70 them. When you got TO the
Dassiags license bureau tell the clerk
UAat tell you to say." was the uiti.
oDA&um that the sailor lad gave his
~ - b returned the revolver to
- DoeksG Henrietta followed hun.
- telA the clerk what Billy told her
r. ~. They got the license.
, Y O The way TO the ministers house.
- ~ subway. Mr.. Noble was siill
49, the spell Of her gogglsd-sysd
No ACTED LIKE A DUMMY.
VIZ oNg 0gclAReS.
&7 1--we you Violet" this pst name
70 hee). and don't want you 70 20
suaA With any other men" Billy
$1,000 - her. .--
'aA4 ~ ministers houss Henrietta
Np1ed IKE . dummy. she testified.
The evening world., 1914-03-24
SozodOnt Powder. "a.

SoxodOnt Powder. 1~o.
Colsate's Tooth Paste. 2oe and
100. Oxzyn Cream. t2o.
Oimbeis Vanity Boz Rouge. light.
medium or dark. mauvo and other
evening shades. with powder pun
and diminishing mirror. Soe.
Gimbeis Bensoin 0lycerine and
Rose Water. for The hands; pint.
sc; y pint. t6c.
Gimbels Brilliantine. for softenfng
and beautifying the hair. In different
perfumes: 2bc size. tec.
Euthymoi Tooth Paste. fee
Gimbeis Violet Witch Hssei. for
the face: 12-oz. bottle. Csc.
Gimbeis Pure Extract Witch Hazel;
u. s. p: gal. SIS, Qt. 36cj pint. 1oc.
BORNE Tooth Powder. zoe.
Coigats's Brilliantine. 2Sc.
Ed Pinaud's Lilac VsSetal. eoc.
F'rostilia. t2e. Violet Vegetal, soc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
Warranty Deeds.

S. S00-John Y. Smith to A z.
kuhns. lot s3 by 1875 feet south side
Of MarrigauH street, 207 feet west Of
Weatherby street March ~
s140-Mrs Minnie L. Landlord to
p F. Mcmillan, lot 80 by $50 feet. on
Mayson and Turner Ferry road }94
feet from Grand avenue March 90
$4,000. NJ. Wynn TO Mrs Viz
sinia NJ Adams, lot 40 by l40 feet
south side of Eleventh street GO feet
east Of Juniper street March 26
$I200-R. II. Williamson to Mrs
Mary C. Fields, lot ~ by 14l feet,
south side of West Tenth street oil
feet west Of Spring street March 80.
Of Atlanta, strip Shy 335 feet, west
side OF Cooper street, 422 feet south
Of Georgia avenue March %
$l,250-Mrs. Mamie Simpson 10
Hugh Richardson lot so by 129 feet
west side of State street. 25o feet
north of Emmett street. 1914.
50 and TO Correct. a. Adams to
w. R. Smith, LOT so BY 251 feet. east
side of lola street. So feet north Of
Chattahoochee avenue March g.
$40 and Other Considerations
Southern Mortgage Company to Mrs.
Anna G. H. MatheWson, III acres on
Lucille avenue Greenwich, Inman and
Gordon street. March so
S750-Dr. w -. Whitehead to Mrs
Matilda l.. Whitehead, lot p br ISL
feet, south side Of LaWton street So
feet east of South Peoples street
March 2s.
$1,SOO-Atlanta Development COM
pany to Mrs. Lenore J. Bukofzer lot
30 by 40 feet south side Of Adar
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
Building Boom On as
Figures for March
Top 'l3 by $4,000
Permits $4,000 Greater Than in
February-chas. II. Black Starts
New Aeency-other Realty

The total OF building permits issued
in March was 1851, 159. or an increase Of
S216,000 more than February and Sll6,-
900 more than March of last year Real
estate dealers predict that the permit
figures will climb much higher in the
next few weeks, during which plans
for several buildings are expected TO
mature. The Ford Automobile Company
probably will apply this week for per
nit for the assembling plant on Ponce
DeLeon avenue.
Important developments in the plans
for High Richardson's eight-story de
partment store at the southwest corner
of Luckie and North Forsyth streets also
are expected at an early date Mr..
Richardson returned from New York
Monday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

fioed and no heed paid to the loss
The material value Of these lives is an
economic problem well worth consid-
ering
The big problem which Georgia,
along with other Southern States, is
facing s the Susceptibility Of the negro
TO tuberculosis, the factors which
cause his enormous death rate the
conditions under which he lives ami
the menace he IS 90 the community
as a carrier and a transmitter Of the
disease
The work of the State with its Alto
Santarium and its prison and institu-
tional treatment is recounted Miss
Whitney finds the facilities very mea-
ger as compared to the necessity The
work Of the Atlanta Anti Tuberculo-
sis Association is commended.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
sets un New AnAncv.

Charles H. Black, who has been in
charge of the loan department of Tur-
man, Black & Calhoun for a number
Of years, has retired from that firm and
has ests blished offices at Nos. 2l0-2l1
Empire Building, where he will engage
in the real estate and loan business
Mr. Black has been in the real estate
business in Atlanta for fifteen years.
Before entering the thurman, Black &
Calhoun company he was in business
with his father, the late Eugene r
Black. He will continue to represent
the loan department Of the Prudential
Insurance Company in Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

$500 " ( F.

930V-W z. BeaTden, No 1S2 ANA
beth street, make additions; day work
So 250-Beatrice Nelms, No 81 Abe
marie street. one story frame dwelling
Norris Bros.
7750-Beatrice helms. Nos. q. 81 and
30 Albemarle street three one-story
frame dwellings, Norris Bros
$2,6O0-Mrs. w F Collins, No I'll Oak
street two-story frame house; day
work
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

Charles H. Black has sold for Cap
tain j. G. Haskell, president of the At
lantic Compress Company, Of Atlanta
TO C. A, Rowland, of Athens, the prop
erty of the Athens Compress Company,
the price being S12. 500
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WANTED-To trade one ten-room new
residence and one eight-room almost
new residence, with all city conVen-
VILE. S. c.. for nice, well improved
farm in Georgia or South Carolina To-
Gated on or near railroad close TO good
school and church Might consider ex
change for other property Farmer. Box
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$4,000. f. Hall and H. NJ Strauss
to Mrs. Mary A Wingard, No. Krog
street, Al by 106 feet July Z, 1918.
$S,500-E. G. Black to W, O. Pritch-
ard. lot so by 167 feet. west side Of
Spring street, $50 feet north of West
Tenth street. March 90.
$40 000-J K. Ottley to Mckenzie
Trust Company, lot 500 by 15S feet.
northeast side of Peachtree road 935
feet northeast of Plasters Bridge
road. February 3, 1918. Transferred
to P. j. Baker March IS.
SS190-Same to SINE, lot $50 by
2S6 feet, southeast side of PeaChtree
road, 1,017 feet northeast of Plaster's
Bridge road February 8, 1918. Trans
ferred to p ] Baker March IS.
$4,000. P. Lowry to w. A. Hemp
hill. trustee for himself, wife and chill
dren, lot ~ by IS feet, west side Of
Fort street 80 feet north of Old
Wheat street. March 2S.
SS6O0-Mrs. Birdie V. German to
same. lot 116 by g. feet, north side "
Jackson place, 500 feet east Of Jack
son street March r
QutcIainn Deeds.
S1,s4s--James r. Wylie estate (by
executor) ct al to R H. Williamson,
lot AZ by 141 feet, south side West
Tenth street. 211 feet west of Spring
street March 80
s103-A. P. Harrington to Govern
ors Horse Guard. No. 1O7 Butler
street, so by 100 feet March 30.
$10-F. D. Terry to w A. Morgan,
lot 4S by 131 feet, west side Joe John
ston avenue, SS4 feet south of School
place. March 80.
S5--Mrs. Jessie A. Means to W A.
Morgan, lot As by 131 feet, west side
Joe Johnston avenue. 3S4 feet south
Of School place. March %.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
YOU ARE CORRECT.

q cramped up city lot Is
no0r place to raise a family.
NO room for eTess. no trees.
end dirt settling i'm and on
everything and everybody.
go To
0EACHTREE HEIGHTS.
where the lots are large and
t-e trees are beautiful, the
H'r free and pure, and JUST
Quick TO town. only TWEEN
minutes. Every essential
convenience and low
res