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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-12-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

fbr Richmond.
The Roanoke Rapids Graded
Schools close at noon today for
the Christmas Holidays. They
will reopen on January 4.
Robert Whitmore leaves to-
night for his home in Burlington
where he will spend the Christ
mas holidays.
Misses Irma King and Clara
Thompson spent Sunday in Little
ton.
j. NJ. Provost, of Halifax,
formerly clerk in the office of
the Register of Deeds, as accept
ed a position as tookkeeper for
the r. f. Shell Company.
B. liarks returned from Balti-
more Saturday where he was
called on account of the death of
his father.
Mrs. j. M. Provost, of'Halifax
spent a few hours in Rosemary
Thursday.
Mr.. Whitmore, of the Whit
more Bakery spent Wednesday
and Thursday here this week.
Messrs. j. T. House, w. S.
Hancock and Rev. Jesse Blalock
motored to Scotland Neck on
Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Noah Biggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Fleming, Of
Galveston, Texas, and Mrs. M.
e. Daniel, of Richmond, Va,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. P.
Vaughan.
A. L. Clark spent Monday in
LTarboro on business.
The Rosemary Grocery Com
pany, L. c. Daughtry, proprietor,
which has. been doing business
in the old Rosemary Supply Com
pany stand have gone into bank
ruptcy.
J. Fl. Matkins has moved into
his new house on Jackson Street.
w. =. Manning was called
suddenly to his home in Hender-
son, last week on account Of the
serious illness of his mother.
He returned Monday.
DR.. l.. G, Shaffer filled his reg
ular appointment here on last
Saturday.
Extensive alterations and i'm
provements Will be started short
ly on the Lassiter house on Ham
ilton Street, which has been pur-
chased by Mr.. S. F. Patterson.
Rev. H. F. Morton will move
into the house on Jackson Street
in Roanoke Rapids now occupied
by Mr., ]. T. Chase, as soon Mr..
Chase's new residence on Roa-
noke Avenue is completed.
We have learned from Mr.. J. T.
Chase that the necessary funds
for completing the work on the
sidewalk between Rosemary and
Roanoke Rapids hava been secur-
ed and that the work will be
finished shortly.
Fra, els l.. Jones, of Spring
field, lass, is the latest add ton
tothe orchestra of the Peoples
Theatre. Mr.. Jones is a violinist
of unusual ability, having had
two years in the Boston Conserva-
tory and his playing is being
greatly enjoyed by the patrons
of the theatre.
The Ladies Aid" Cook Book,
which is a compilation of tried
and favorite recipes of some of
the best housek eepers of the
comm unity, is a very pretty
book and will certainly prove
valuable to all who get one. 1t
will make a very acceptable
Christmas present and those who
want to give useful gifts can
solve the problem of what to
give" by giving one of these
dainty and convenient cook books.
The book can be bought of Mrs.
C. A. Wyche at 35c each, or
three for $1.00.
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wAsH.-JHFF. CoLLnar

Saturday. April is-washington Inde-
pendents. at Washington.
Tuesday, April 2i-Duduesne Univer-
Saturday. April 25-Carnegie Tech. at
washington.
Thqrsday. April so--Bethany. at Beth
Friday. May West virginia wesley
Saturday May West Virginia wes-
leyan. AZ Buckhannon. w. Va
Tuesday. May b-Duquesne Univer-
sity.. ~ Washington.
SATURDAY. May s-waynesburg College
wednesday. May 1s-westminister. a,
Washington.
Tuesday May is-Penn State. at
Washington.
Thursday. May zI-west virginia
Friday. May 22-west virginia Uni
versity. at MorRantown.
Saturday. MAY 2a-West virginia Uni
versity. At MorEantown.
Thursday. Nay 2s.-Aiiegheny Col
iege NJ Meadvills.
Friday. May 2a-orove city College.
Saturday. Nav 30 Decoration pay)-
slippery Rock Normal. at Slippery Rock.
two games.
Tuesday. June 2-University OF Pitts
burRh. at Washington.
saturday. June open; reserved
wednesdsv. June 1o-carnegis Tech
~ Pittsburgh.
Saturday. June 13-University o
Pittsburgh. ~ Pittsburgh.
Monday. June 22-Pittsburgh Colleg-
Tuesday, June 23--PittsburRh CoiisR-
ians 81 Washington.
wednesday. June ~ Commencement
pay)-Aiumni. ~ washinRton
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BETHANY coIIEoE.

April 2i-Muskingum at New Con-
cord, q.
April .,.-HeideIberg University at
Tifhn. o.
:. April 2s-Notre Dame University at
Notre Dame. Ind.
April 2t-Aima College at Alma Mich.
April 25.-Michigan Aggies at Ian
sing. Mich.
April s7-sIippery Rock Normal At
April 2s-Grove City College at Grove
City. Pa
April ss-Duquesne University at
Pittsburgh.
April SOW q J. at BETHANY.
May 6 and West Virginia Univer-
sity at Morgantown. W. Va
Nav 12-west Liberty state Normal
School at Bethany.
May is-Muskingum College at Beth
any.
May rs and fs-west virginia wes-
leyan at Buckhannon. W. Va.
May 2O-Marietta College at Mar
ietta (pendinR).
May sS-Mount Union College at
Bethany.
May 2S-west Liberty State Normal
at West Liberty. W. Va.
May 2s-Chinese University at Beth
any:
May 3o-Carnegi. Tech at Pittsburgh
june and 1o-Pittsburgh collegians
at Bethany.
June 1I--Alunni AZ Bethany.
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BASEBALL GAMES


BROOKLYN. y. Y. April 3.-The
New York American Leaguers evened
up the exhibition series with the Brook
lyn Nationals today by winning the
second game. TO 1. Both Caldwell and
Cole Pitched ball OF midsummed brand.
although a cold wind kept the few humid
red spectators shivering throughout.
Brooklyn's solitary run was made on
Caldwell through an error by Hartsell.
score by innlngs: X. II. T..
New York ...... 800 GOO OIO-s :
Brooklyn $3.50. O0i 900 O0O-i ; 0
Caldwell. Cole and Sweeney; Brown.
Pfeffer and Fischer. Umpires O'Brien
and EmSlie
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SHANNON sIoHs TWO
MORE BASEBALL PI.Axnns.

CLARKsBURG. W va. April s-To-
man Meyers. a short stop ~ Atlantic
CITY ". j.. who played last year with
The Atlantic city ColleEIans. and James
Cummings. ~ Uhrichsviiie. o.. Who sas
with Des Moines IN the Western Lsaeus
last year have been sirned ~ UuFh =
shannon. manager % the rtarkahurr
team Of the pennsyivanfa-west virriria
LEAGUE
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HANGS sHiNoLe OUT

Q ". Bente. genial clerk OF the
first branch Of council. clerk ~ Do
lice court and clerk o. the different
committees of council. has placed an
l. l.. y. after his name and taken up
bis quarter IN the Fre.drich's buud
ing Mr. Bente o. a well known man
n the eitv and is graduate OF two
law colleges. one In Europe and one
IN This country Mr. Bente De- also
editor OF the German Frelhts Ban
ner.
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princeton. y. j.. April s.-Ths
Princeton baseball team opened the
1914 season here today with 90 2
victory over Dickinson college. The op-
posing pitchers were effective until the
sixth inning but at that point both had
TO be relieved.
Score by innings: II. II. T.
Dickinson ..... 900 COG 900 J
Princeton .....1OO COS Oox-s 2
Breen. Aman. Goodhart and Goidstein;
Copeland. Wood and Wall Breyer.
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Below VIII be soend .ch>duiss of West
Jensr.en eoiisss for ths coming bass
WA WESLEYAN
Mar: g. Riohnona cosisss. At Rich
MAJ ;:i- Z + 6. A. NJ. College. a, R.-
MAR; q. NORTH Carolina Universfty.
AZ Chapel Hid. ~ G
'hsr; Is: south carolin. University. at
'M.r: %: south Carolina University. at
MAJ 3: b n q Georgia. a,
April i; University of Georgia. a, Ath-
April .. Zion con.s.. ., Greensboro. N.
april .. Zion College. at orssnsoro. ".
April I. virginia Military Institute. at
April 70. onio university. a, Home.
April IL Gisnviiis Normal, at Home.
April IS. Glenville Normal. at Home
April 20, Marshall College. at Home
MAY :. washsnston 6 jersrson. at Home 1ns
May s. West Virginia University. at
May ;. Yves. virginia University. a,
May =. NJ s., Mary. College. a, En-
May is. caihoIic University. at wash
May IL. Lafayette College, at Easton, Pa.
May ~. Muhleoburs College. at Allen
town. Pa.
May Is. Juniata College. at Huntington.
Pa
Nav 10. Pennsylvania State College. at
State College, Pa
May %. Carnegie Tech. School. at Home.
May %, Carnegie Tech. school. at Home.
May -. Chinese University. at Home
June I, Pittsburgh collegians. at Home.
June ?, Pittsburgh Coliegians. at Home.
June II. Onto Wesleyan University, at
C1arksburg.
June IL. Ohio Wesleyan University. at
Home.
June -. Ohio wesleyan University. al
Home.
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Robert Prysock. OF Bridgeport. will
leave Monday with his wife for Pitts
Ted; Mass. where he will play with
city In the Eastern Association this
summer Red played with the Macon
ASeorgial team In the South Atlantic
League. last year and the year before
and during the past winter was secured
by the Ptttsfield team. His record LAST
year was very good. and he said YES
felt before and expects to continue the
good work.
While with the Macon team last wear
Bob had q batting average of .ess and
FIELDING average at second base OF $50
and at third OF .s2e.
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Just squeezsd Out.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April "a
base on balls. an error and a single by
Williams scored Sweeney in the ninth
Inning here today. enabling the Chicago
National league club to defeat the In
dianapolis American Association team
TO Score: r. II. f.
S"tS"sO .s.'-.-..s. .-..--... o
indianapolis ............. I
Pierce and Archer; schardt. Laroy
and Livingston. Vann.
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WEST LIBERTY COLLEGE

The West Liberty College schedule Is
not complete. Arrangements are being
made for other games. and additions will
likely be added soon.- The schedule. so
far arranged. follows:
April 4. liberty at Middlebourne.
April ! 1. Liberty at Bethany.
April IL. weynesburg at Liberty
April %, Liberty At Fairmont.
April %. Open.
April 20. Liberty at California.
April %, liberty Mt waynesburG.
May ?. Middlebourne at Liberty.
May 6. Marshall at Liberty.
May =. Liberty at FRANKLIN.
May ~. Fairmont at Liberty.
May 20. Franklin at Liberty.
May 25. Bethany at Liberty.
June =. Alumni Game.
June 2. California Normal at Liberty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
BUTLER WOULD ACCEPT
wREsrLER's CHALLENoE

Hun Butler. well known local
wrestler. stated yesterday that he is
ready To accept the challenge of Carl
Busch. the German wrestler. OF Belle
o.. for match at any time
and anywhere. Il will wrestle any
body" Butler declared. He insists, how
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

William Creamer. OF Huntington. W.
Va. was the FIRST player TO report TO
Owner Claude N. NarneiL Of the Fort
Wayne Billikens. Creamer a. a pitcher
and WAS accepted by Narneil on the
strength Of good recommendation
from Bobby Quinn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

WASHINGTON. April 3.-The Wash
ington Americans. with Jack Bentley. a
recruit. on the mound. held the Univers-
ity OF Vermont hitless and scoreless in
an eight inning contest here today and
gathered for themselves 10 runs and %
hits.
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why did Won beat D0bson 80 terri.
hlVT said The JUDGE. Indicating the be-
hardaGed fEure of the niaiutfm
"f asked him Why n horse had rim
away. your honor explained the pria-
oner. and he told me that ~ was he
unity"
Tin said ths Judge. Discharged"
-ffpuircotts MAGAZINE
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This Weef.a schednla-

Musee.
Tuesday. April6. Club VS.. Glen Lawn.
Wed. April g. Winners Va. Rum Dums.
Thurs. April .. Night Owls VS.. BinxvilIe
Friday. April To- Paw Paws VS.. Titanic
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A suit of this serge built by
our skilled tailors will satisfy
any man no matter how eX-
acting his demands may be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

Bubbles" Hargroves Who started
his minor league career with the Terre
haute team three years ego a. the same
time Mont Weeks. the boy catcher for
Madison. IN the Wisconsin League. T.
making good with the Chicago Nation
ais. according 10 newspaper reports. and
promises TO become regular catcher
FOR the Cubs. Weeks ami Hargroves
were close friends. Because he was
harden hitter than Weeks. Bubbles
Was retained on the Terre faute team
while the local boy vas farmed out 20
Lexington Hargroves T. well known
In this city. He stammers CONSIDERABLY
IN talking. He stated. u T. said. that
he would beat Weeks out for a place on
the Terre Haute lineup but according
TO the story. Il took him almost an en-
tire dey 20 say ~.
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BEAUMONT Texas. April s.-Ths
No~ York Nationals won today from
the beaumont Texas leagus team, 20
4 score: II. H. r.
Beaumont ................1 2
schupp and Myers. Tan and Bobo
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Arm - s-sl.fs.s- ks.s--y. R-n--
zEral = P--a-yis.z. ss.s- csa-r.
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May Hsfnzny Coll~Ea
May B~<na.y CoIkxsl
Nay n Cnfu~rrdty - <etrs nsna
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May 70 University 81 F1ttrbarEh
Nay ~ WasNlnxto ten a J~ff<r-rn
May ?. ws-rinrton a Jeff---rn-
May ~ Wa<hinwrou q l~fferron.
MAY - Chinese rufssrrffy % Hawff
May - BnckneiI adversely.
May 20 Buckneli University fmor,-
Nay 20 Baekneu University. Ssfr.r-
Juns q Pfts-buyxh coriesf.n.
June Pfrtsburxh Coll~rfan.
June Pftrsoarxh Cofi<rfans
June ~ Carnegie Tech
June II Alnnml-
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BOWL mg
Standing In Club Duck Pin League.

High Team Score-Musec. .........
High Team Average-Night owls.
High Individual Score-waEner.
High Individual Average-Monahon
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NEWS FROM BOYS
ON THE Ola M0ND

Ned crOwder.- known TO all Wheeling
fans. who for the past six years has
been in the Central League. T. nov play
INK with the Jacksonville fia. club IN
thu south Atlantic League CroWder
was with ZanesViils FOR several seasons
and last year played with Zanesvllle IN
the Interstate LsaFus
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ever that arrangements for the match
must be made I'm this city.
Butler says he can make 10 pounds
within two weeks. Busch offers 90
wrestle any person weighing between
l65 and 1s5 pounds.
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In Venice there is a cafe which has
been open day and night for $50 years.
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Played 10 InnInzs % Tie.

ATLANTA. Ca, April 3.-The Boston
Nationals and the Atlanta Southern A.
ISOLATION club played a ten inning tie
here today 70 :. Atlanta tied the
score In the eighth vith two runs. after
one had been made On the sixth Dark
ness ended the contest
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coupled with unrivsled buy
ing power makes II possible
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price.
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AbroaA


As,ti -. West Virginia Wesleyan. ~
April 30. Davis a ERin-. NJ Efkfn-.
May !. West Virginia University. ne
NAY !. West wright. ruiv-r-ity. .,
Nay !. w.yne-surs College. at
W. Nay : w.yns.surs College. ("
May s. wah-ingten and jefferson Col
lege. az WashinEton. Pa
May =. AuskinEum College. AZ New
May ). Denni.On University. at Grant
NAY >, os'srs-in University. a, w-.-
June !. Morris Harvey College. &C
BarbOursviiie Q.
April =. Transyivania University. OF
April 10. Huntinstoe Blue son.
Aprfl ~ WsynesourE College. OF
April. -; wsynessurr College. OF
Pennsylvania
April ..-Huntinrton Blue sox
May Is. Morris Harvey College.
May -. Marietta College
May -. University OF Hawaii.
Nay 20. University OF Cincinnati.
May -. University OF Cineinnati
May 30. University OF Cincinnati.
June 8. Morris Harvey College.
June 20. Alumni Association.
June 10. Rio Grande College. of Ohio.
June II. Rio Grande College OF Ohio.
May II. Morris Harvey College. at
May 30. West Virginia State Meet. At
C1arksburg.
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Reds win Third straight.

LOUISVILLE. KY. April 3.-Cincin-
natl by taking the third game from
Louisville today 6 to !. made the count
Tor the series two and one in favor of
the American Association team. Score:
II. II. T..
CINCINNATI ..................
LouiSNlue ..-...- ..-........ .
Benton, Ames and Clark; LoudermiIk,
WOODBURY. and SEVERED.
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FORT WORTH. Texas. April 1.-Two
triples and double by Harry Lord gave
he Chicago Americans an carly lead
against Fort Worth today and the
White Sox won s TO 3.
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". Y. U. READY FOR
SOUTHERN TRIP
srHoNo COLLEGE BASE BALL
TEAMe WILL % NET ON
LONG JOURNEY.
rirse osws VIII De Played Win ".
~ q - Lerispeou, Va, Ann
@Csndiostss Prepared

er<rlal Dispatch 70 the rntefiiGencer.
ygst one week from "Wednesday the
Wet virginia University base ball
team YIN be playing its initial game
OF The season and unless the ad-
vanced dope receives a decided up
setting. the opener VIII result IN q
victory. ". NJ. T. forms tho opposf-
tios IN the openinE game Of the big
tf1p and West Virginia has never en-
Penencsd any great difficulty IN de-
feetinx the virEfnians In base ball.
~ candidates are all On the any,
fous ssst ~ the present time ana
every nan n showing evcrything thar
he Possesses. Bad weather this week
has hampered the progress OF the
tam but regardless OF this fact
Coach Pattison has a fairly good idea
rfkht nov who he will take. Four
teen men. a manager and the coach
VII mako the tour. making sixteen
men for the party. The team viii be
away practically eighteen days. leav-
Ing on the sth and returning on the
morning Of the 2sth. The scheduie
ss revised follows:
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Cothes-wse will have theirs made by taorS
made this trademark famous
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DIR. BAILEY

AHI1 on deceptive proroatfiona IL 49,
euhcted. neither Do 7 promise 70 rurs
mem in a Few days. in order ID secure
eAfA AND LABTrMG cunu Id -.
QUAchAsT POSSIBLE TImE sIfhS-.f
le.slns lnlufipuG after effects in the
lor Honest. Skilifui and succsssfui
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WE HAVE few thousand dollars TO lend
on improved real estate. Can make
immediate loans See us Atlanta Real
305-307 Empire Life Building.
$4,000 TO LOAN on choice residence
property; only per cent Address
%-49 care American
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND,
any amount; per cent Write or
call S w Carson "a South Broad
street
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
AND OTHERS. upon their own names;
cheap rates, easy payments Conf
dental Scott K Co $50 Austell Bldg
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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE

REAL ESTATE bargain for some one:
! need some money and viii sell all
or part Of seventy-four lots, situated at
Lakewood. r. j., selected personally. As
a future investment, at the price ! offer
you can't lose, Now or never. r., Box
904. care Georgian.
SUBURBAN nine-r room home, on four
teen acres fronts car stop $50 feet,
young orchard, just beginning to bear;
spring, branches. good community; easy
terms Ivy 5463-J.
SIXTY well shaded lots in built-up sec
ton; two car lines. two churches, good
school. All lie beautifully. $500 to $3.50
Terms $50 cash, balance easy.
ARNOLD e. CO.,
Main 1895. 5l0-51151 Peters Building
Gambler Bldg Ivy 3045. Union Realty
Co.
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ALSO

Two beautiful lots, 200 feet on ave
nue. with choice of east, south or west
front Peachtree terrace; price $3.50
per front foot, an IDEAL location for a
home. Just off Peachtree road Call at
1903 North Pryor street, or phone Ivy
ApEe
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The Leading Real Estate, Renting and Loan
Agents of Atlanta.

W. A, BAKER & COMPANY. sos
Fourth National Bank Building, Real
Estate. We deal in farm lands. Sity
ana suburban property
FIELD REALTY COMPANY, go Hurt
Building If you want to trade your
property we are the ones to see. We
buy sell or trade.
C. T. R FRASER buys and sells real
estate. 4O6 Equitable. NJ. 1923.
LIST your property with Galloway &
Smith, 21S-214 Empire Bldg. IVY 7115.
GRAHAM & MERK, 301 Empire Build
ing. We sell city and suburban prop
erty. Also make a speciality Of farm
lands in Georgia. For information call.
write or phone Ivy 1855.
HARPER REALTY COMPANY, III
Third National Bank Bldg We ham
die city and suburban residence proper
ty, Georgia farm lands and investments.
Your property will be given our person.
al attention Bell phone Ivy 1926: At
lanta phone 672
THOMAS w JACKSON. 1915 Fourth
National Bank Building, Phone Main
6214 Deals in Georgia lands a speciality.
MCLATCHEY REAL ESTATE AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY, located at
211 Gambler Building, phone Ivy 1920,
deals I'm large and small business and
gives same their personal attention
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06

COMMENCING at 10 a. m. Tuesday we
will offer to the highest bidder the
entire furnishings from ZIG Court
land street. consisting of fine and
medium class furniture. This in
cludes mahogany dressers. wash
stands and chiffoniers. refrigera-
tors, gas stove, coal range and all
metal kitchen cabinet. cost $50
brass beds, chartered oak chiffo-
robe, sanitary couch, Cadet heater,
nne lot of porch rockers, mahogany
dining furniture, bedroom and recep-
ton hall chairs. CirCassian walnut
dresser and washstand, kitchen
safe. mahogany library table three
piece mahogany parlOr suit, brass
andirons a fine church organ iron
beds, springs, mattresses, feather
pillows, quartered oak dressers ana
Washstands mahogany bookcase,
mahogany Chifforobe, quartered oak
sideboard fine lot Of rockers, suit
able for he parlor, library and re-
ccptiOn hall These are I'm Early
English and fumed oak, oak china
cabinet, center tables. kitchen ia
blcS. pictures, lace curtains blan-
kets china, utensils. table and bed
linen. Administer and Brussels art
squares, Early English china cabi-
net, mahogany chartered oak dining
table and set of genuine leather seat
chairs to match baby carriage and
many other things too numerous to
mention These goods are in per-
feet condition and are Comparatively
new. They must be sold az this
sale as owner is leaving town,
Come and look them over Monday,
sale 10 a. m, Tuesday April T.