Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, April 30, 1907, Image 13

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■■■ Want Ads. 10 c a Line. Ns ad. taken for Isis than 30 cents. Six worda of averafle length make | a line. The following rates are for con- seeutlve insertions. Ratea for 3, 6 or 12 months' contract furnished on application. 1 time .... . 10 centi a line. 3 time* ... . . . 81-3 conta a line. 6 time* . . . . Phono, Bell 4929 or Atlanta 4401, end we will take your ad and charge It if your name is in either phone directory. Ads must be 'phoned by 12 o’clock to be inserted the same day. Ads for SITUATIONS WANTED will be inserted FREE ONE TIME. WANTED HELP-MALE. POSITIONS FREE. DEMAND FOR IIEnP greater than the supply. List of 100 va cancies, to select^ from. 8end_10e for post hen WANTED TO I.EARN BARBER trade. Demand for barbers creator then I any other trade. Sec dally want column. Few weeks completes: splendid facilities, cartful Instructions, constant practice. Cali or writs, l[oll|E|E||rif)Jtfad|||i||i|| Forsyth street; WAXTED-FOR SHIPPING CI.ERK, MAN about forty-live rears of age, who writes s coed hand. Muat be steady and gire bond tf ISOOl Address Corporation, 1'. O. Box 424. to right boy. Befcreneos required. BEI.P IN COMMERCIAL, MECHANICAL and technical lines. The demand greater than supply. Call or write ns. Ineloalng stamp, for good position. Notional Employ, aunt Association, 1022 103 Century building. MEN BETWEEN TWENTY-THREE AND ■ forty years old. who bare been residents salary. Unique WANTED HELP-FEMALE. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. q ■ TUESDAY, ATRIL SO, l». J J AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE AT 20 SOUTH PRYOR, Wednesday, May the 1st, at 10 A. M., of New and Sec ond Hand Furniture. ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 1. AT 10 A. M. lit our salesroom, wo will tell the follow lng la uew ami second-haml furniture. Some elegant productions of the antique In mahognny and quartered oak parlor tallies, rockers In mahogany and quartered oak; also hatracka and an elegant quartered oak buffet. In aecond-hand wo will aell •everal machines of different makes, but all are In runulqg order and good shape. One showcase and cash register contained, gas heater, gas stove almost new; large Monitor range, box couch, cooklug tables, mattresses, shades, center tables, carpets, a nuwt>er of odd dresses and wnshstands, Iron beds, springs, and many things too njjtoerous to mention. We hare bad no sale at pur salesrooms this week on acoant of our Mr. Bernard being engaged In aell- « n * « ut * large concern at Selma. Ala., but he will positively be here In time to •ell on Wedoepday. THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SAL VAGE COMPANY. B. BERNARD, Auctioneer. B * BERNARD, THE LIVE AUCTIONEER, at 20 8. Pr— * Phone (Bell) Maw ut Afc.IV A XU SECOND-HA? household goods. Kales dally at 10 a. m. Auctioneers: MR. LEO FRESH AND CAP- TAIN W. II. BURKE. Special attention to auction sales from premises. Auctioneers sent anywhere. Cash advances on out-of- Atlanta consignments. All kinds merchan dise stocks bought for cosh. THE AUCTION HOUSE. 52 Marietta Street. Bell 2451. Atlanta 5565. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. YALE AND OTHER BICYCLES SOLD on easy paynuruts at cash prices. Alexnn der-Elyea Co., 66 N. Pryor 8t., Atlanta, Ga. A HUSTLER WITH *2,000 CAN GET IN tercst ami good salary In prosperous busi ness. W. Jones A Co., 6 Viaduct place. !y profitable business. W. Jones L *Co., 5 Viaduct place. FARM AND INVEST MENT OPPORTUNITIES on the SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. OVERALL FACTORY IN A THRIVING little city Just a few miles from Atlan- The opportunity for nn overall or nufaoturar la unusually nttrnc- labor la available. lery cao i sub- baud* can be leased . , , . ioat reasonable basis. Some local capital can be enlisted lu this proposition If desired. Cloth for overalls or yarna for hosier] be seclrcd from nearby mills; ami a •tantlall/ built, electric lighted brick I “4 sidetrack facilities, ‘ based on a most rea PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD— This locution could not be excelled for the purpose. It Is In the very heart of the pin and hardwood belt of the Carolina*, wltbli months. An acre wm 1 would earn very handsome profits. FOR RENT-SIX-ROOM APARTMENT: all Improvements: near Calhoun street school. Rent $31.50. Inquire 65 Currier. Bell 'phone north 782. FOR RENT—ROOMS, WANTED - COMPETENT REMINGTON operators furnished positions. Remington Typewriter Co.. 118< Peachtree street. FOR RENT-TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, unfurnished, suitable for light house keeping. Apply at 228 Centrnl Are. CRUSHED STONE PLANTS-CONTRAC tors, builders and street paving concerns jnd It difficult to aecure crushed stone for their work, even at the high prices pre vailing. We have aeveral locations availa ble where crushed stone plants would prove exireinely profitable, ami where conditions are tticb as to Insure economical and con tinuous operation. Locations embrace either granite, limestone or trap-rock, and one lo cation Is only 10 miles from Atlanta. HOUSEKEEPER FOR HOTEL. DEMON] atm tor, girl to take charge of pantry, glrli for summer reaort, transportation board sad laundry; houaekeper for small fapHyl food home: alio a number of other high] ' clots positions open; call or write usJ Unique Employment Agency, 1006 Fourth National Bank Bldg. WANTED HELP—Male and Female. tackle Ht. 2766-L. t billing machine, *50; young lady youth sa stenographer and general office Militant, *40. Young lady bookkeener, who can operate typewriter, $40.00. Saleslad: for confectionery, *30.00. Bellamy Bus! nos Agency, 1330 Candler Building. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTED TO SELL *1 BOX OF S lid, bio. THE CRAWFORD COAL AND ICE CO.. the cheapest place In town to buy coal and wood. Biggest load for the money. rnones 2221 SITUATIONS WANTED. IVANTED—YOUNG OFFICE MAN AND -Ifc, for hour-lit of health. wonhl Ilk, to *"rk ou farm near Atlanta few month, for <Mlr board. T, 102 Capitol avenue. Wanted — position as stenoora- paer hjr a young Iruly with experience: ST' references na to character ami ability, ■ell telephone 2111. WANTED-POSITION BY YOUNG COUN- .printer. ' Country office preferred, ■irtetty eober. Reference! fiirnlehed. Ad- Aren at once. Box 28, Yatcsvllle, Ga. 'vaxtbd-position by young •v 1 onkkeeper. Nine month,’ expi will work Cor eu “ ' [w advancement. '""Merow. ainv hi —. Jl* 11 *ork Cor email salary If good chance »n. - Bell telephone west 502 V-nted-position nY young lad’ office. Nine month,’ experience In get "Sice work and bookkeeping. Ml |*5 " w®« at one. X Y IS Whitehall * ANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG LADY *• office aaatatant. Nine montha expe- ril5 r ". WlUtof to work. ML. B, care REMOVAL NOTICE. MOVED. HATTERS HAVE MOVED TO ll»}t Whitehall atreet. Old hata mad# new *c —MISCELLANEOUS. "[^'TSD-HOItSER AND CATTLE TO aEftuw. Apply to John N. Him, * Bone, pKS*Sf’ P»°h« HI North, Atlanta FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT—ONE LARGE FURNISHED room for gentlemen at 287 Peachtree itreet. ’l’hone 2480 main. DOWNSTAIRS, COMPLETELY FURNISH. ed for honaekeeplng, to party without children. Bell 'phoue mnln 2271 L. Courtland itreet. ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR rent, nil Mnvenlrncel. one Mock of state capitol. Reference, reqnlreil. Bell phono 5781. ICELY FURNISHED. ALL CONVBN- leucei. cloee In, front room; flO per month. 502 Piedmont avenue. WANTED—, i FURNISHED ROOMS. WANTED - TWO OR THREE ROOMS, plent WO. boarders wanted. INTED BOARDERS - PLEASANT roome with board; north aide, l'hona 1499-1 North. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT-SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. PUR * nl.hed or unfurnished, for rent from May 1 to September 1. Apply 257 Eaat 1 Ine. BEK OUR LIST OF HOUSE --- Trt & Bank Bldg. FOR LENT—FURNISHED HOUSES, SWELL. ELEGANTLY FURNISHEDWEST reaebtreemew, modern home. I bone »7 north at night. for SALE—REAL ESTATE.. FACTORY SITES—DON’T FOROET S£tefyr'.W.rory r h , .u>e NU.M north- WFST PEACHTREE HOME. NEW. MOD- W ,?S7 .mill -aeb payment: '’* l,nco ttU rent. ’Phono 77 north at night. —J.I K_1N RESIDENCE SECTION. F 2,nth*.lda corner lot Excellent for etore Arfdrea. C. P- care Georgian. Ot-RI'RBAS HOME IN DECATUR; SPA- Address Opportunity- Box 424, Atlanta. Oa - „ „.. H A.V ATTRACTIVE AND CBN- JSSSysasrewM conauroea Immeneo quantltlea of oxcelilor, and the market demnnd le at all time, good. Onr Atlantic and Birmingham dlvl- alon from Coal City weat Into Birmingham penetrates and will develop an nbeolstely virgin territory. Between Coal City and Birmingham are enormous quantltlea of pine, with aomo hardwood, ranging from 4 to 12 Inches In diameter; all of lt aaltable for excelsior stock. Timber rights cao bo purchased on a moat attractive bosli, or ar rangements can be mode with owners to cut the wood to dlmrn.lons desired and deliver It to the plant. The manufacture of etep- ladders, kitchen Ulrica and similar article. In conjunction would prove profluble. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, the large.t jean Birmingham. Tula ma terial la naafnl In the raannfactnra of pot- l.hlng powder, and woo ring soaps, bnt Its moat extenslre uie li In the mannfneiure of dynamite, packing for boiler., steam pipes and «afe«. ami aa a bale for Are and heat-retarding cements.. It Is alao of value In the manufoetore of flreproof handing materials, and la being Introduced Into the manufacture of wall plaatere. and for Al tering purposes. In the hand! of i prac tical man, the development of this prop; erty It going to prove very profluble, and It can be secured on a reasonable belli. oyaity would be ’scrap' COMMUNITIES ON THE SEABOARD are cordlelly Inrlted to eommnnlcate with us In regard to any good Industrial, final- ness or Investment opportunity available, and which no one la taking advantage of locally becanie of other Interests demand ing all of their time and attention and cap. For additional loformatlaa concerning the above or a list of other Inviting op portunities In th« Seaboard's territory, call ou or address _ ... H. R. niOHAM, ant*. INTELLIGENT. HONEST YOI’NO MAN With 11.000 can got Intereat In good, high ly profluhle hualncaa. W. Jones k Co., S Viaduct place. YALE AND OTHER niCYCLES .SOLD on ea.y payment, at ca.h price*. Alexan er-Elyee Co.. JS N. Pryor St.. Atlanta, Os, PERSONAL. f TT< , L’ r PW EXTRACTED WITHOUT i J’jiir J.JJ. pain FREE. 11atea, crowns, Brblgawork, 52.1) np and guaranteed. All kinds of fillings He np. ATLANTA DEN- TAL PARLORS, eecond floor Stelner-Eu- ery Bldg. Take elevator. MILLIN1BY—THE ’’OAOE,’’ THE ’’CAS- ■ tie.” the ’’FUkhat" arc the rellahlo styles. We have them, a, well as Frtnch models and onr own creations. Jm SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS TO Corner llumpbrlee and DAVID W. YARBROUGH,. MASTER PLUMBER. Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St Baines-Mosicr. The bird's eye maple kitchen cabinet," the bandsoniestcplece of kitchen furnltnra yon aver mw. Coat no more than the com mon wood kinds. See the display oa our floors WEDNESDAY. We will arranfe term* so you can pay for one out of your spore chaujre and not miss It, amnathlng like this: *5 cash and *1 per eek. 21 E. Alabama Street. ED. MATTHEWS & CO., Complete Home Fnrnltber*. AN OPPORTUNITY FURNITURE BAR GAINS receiving a lot of f we bought last fall. ’ invoices on our files eral big shipments. late advance, and the facto ries are giving us special con cessions on account of their delay in shipping. We de cided to let them ship. WE CAN'T MAKE ROOM for all these goods, and rather than rent additional ware- room space, we are going to offer for the balance of this week every piece of furniture on our floors at greatly re duced prices in order to make room. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED i for any piece of furniture on our floors. Yes, there are many nice pieces, consist ing of oak and mahogany bed room suits, onk and mahogany dressors, chiffon- ieres and washstands, metal beds, davenports, sideboards, extension tables, china cabi nets, chairs, buffets, refriger ators, kitchen cabinets, couch es, box couches, all kinds of rockers, desks and tables, in t fact anything you can find on our floors. HERE’S A LITTLE PLAIN TALK , If you are in the'market for furniture this week you just can’t afford to overlook this proposition. LET’S GET TOGETH ER. You need the goods, we need the room. It’s a business proposition with both of us. If you are as anxious to load up as we are to unload, then there is bound to be “busi ness doing” When we get to gether. REMEMBER, ALL TIHS WEEK these extra special prices will prevail, and as wo said be fore, no reasonable offer will be turned down on any piece of furniture. If you buy a piece of furniture elsewhere before teeing if we have it, then you have not bought it the cheapest. 21 E. ALABAMA ST. ED. MATTHEWS & CO. ‘Always a Little Cheaper.” . FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—GUARANTEE TRUST CO. 16- year bond: good Investment cheap. Ad dress Box 438. Camden, 8. C. .1 BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS NF.W AND second-hand goods at The Auction IIouso, 52 Marietta street (opposite postoffice). FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ELEGANT brick hotel, commercial or tourlat; con sider city or country property; give or take difference. T. D. Harris. Pickens, 8. C., iierring-hald-marvin fireproof safes, new and aecond-hand, cheap. Man ganese Steel screw door bank safes. Expert safe repairing of all kinds. Robert C. How ard Kafe nnd Vault Company, 50 Marietta street, opposite postoffice. BANK AND OFFICE FIXTURES. MIR- rort, plate glass and lmrdwood Interior woodwork Send us your plans for es timate. Telephones: Bell 749 west, At lanta 016. Screen A Cabinet Manufactur ing Company, J. E. HALE, Manager, cor ner Humphries and Glenn streets and Southern railroad. A $25.00 SALE TYPEWRITERS No. 2 Remington. No. 1 Smith Premier. No. 2 William.. No. 2 Rem-Sbo. No. 4 Ilurlock. No. T mirk. UolverMl Hammond. No. ( New Century. Tbew machine* nro In good condition and big value* Terma-cath. SOUTHERN STATES WRITING MACHINE CO., Candler Building. Ladies and Gentlemen, STOP WORRYING YOUR FRIENDS by aaklng them for the time. Buy a watch from W. R, EDWARDS & CO., 49 1-2 CENTRAL AVENUE. Elgin, Waltham or Hamilton Watohee, one dollar per week. Remember, you wear the watch while paying for 1L ATLANTA PHONE 2(00. VICTOR TALKING MACHINES HOLD ON . euty term.; tl down nnd (1 week. All tho Intcat nml heat record,. J. C. & J, G. Evlna, 12 Whitehall atreet. . PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY. *1 BET. Proof of claim and power of attorney bankruptcy; notes for sale of salary; all fonns of notea In goueral use. AH kinds commercial stationery. Bennett Printing House, 21 South Broad. No home is complete with- . out “Dewberry's Delight,” as it acts on the liver, bowels v c and kidneys, thereby keep- v ) d ing the system clear of waste F • matter, which occasions sick- I ness. FURNITURE BARGAINS HO MAHOGANY DAVENPORT BED, (45. (45 OAK DAVENPORT W5. - t (35 OAK BEDROOM SUITS 1-3! „ (100 OAK BEDROOM SUITS t*. a MO-MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUIT. M3. 71 975 QUARTERED OAK BEDJIOOM SUIT 1(9. A GOOD BEDROOM SUIT, OAK. ML SPECIAL CUT PRICES ON ALL DINING Table,. Sideboard, and China Cloaeta. w SAVE MONEY BY BUYING FROM US. or ROBISON-MARTIN FUR NITURE CO., E 23-27 E. Hunter St. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY WANTED. LOANS WANTED ON GOOD HEAL ES- R tan. Only principal.. No ugenta Ad- dreaa U. S„ car, Georgian. MONEY TO LOAN. ' I HAVE SOME MONEY TO LOAM AT ( and < per cent on good real eatate. Ad- dren Crcacent, can UeorgUfl. MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED FEO. pie and other*. American Inveatsent Company, tot Candler tiulldlug. So WEYMAN * f CONNBIts! , EQUITABLK 2* Mortgage leans ou real estate. ™ MONEY TO LOAN AT 5, ( AND 7 I'ER car rent Interest, according to security of- JJo fend; amaH expeuae and prompt attention. s0 _ Only oa real aatata lu and near Atlanta. B. B. Turman. *n« SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND; pip any amount, 4H. ( and • per cent. Write ,] . or call sTw. Caraoo. 21 south Broad atreet r „" MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ™ at vary lowest ratea. No delay*. Charles art Harman, room, tot X3 Temple court one FOUR F1K cent iiomETio.neY t6 pro lead on monthly payment |.l«u; no del.y; Ac • l«o money for purcUa.j money note.. Straight loan, made at S par cent nnd up. ward., according to deelruMIlty of loan. W. A. Foster. 12 South Brood atreet Bu FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE. We beg to call the attention of MANUFACTURERS OK PARTIES DESIRING WAREHOUSE SPACE ON A GOOD BU8INE88 •treat with ample railroad facilities, to the fart tbot we bare Just mnilo a sub-dlvl* •Ion *if n largo tract of Marietta atreet at North avenue. A double Hide-truck from the Western nnd Atlantic railroad runs by the aide of each and every lot. Thla property la Just beyond the old Agricultural Works property, which Ins been •old at an average of about *200 per front foot. We are now offering the Marietta street forntage at *1^ nor front foot; splendid lots on North avenue running back about 200 feet deep to the railroad track at *&0 per front foot. ? Wo have opened up a new atreet upon which there are Iota tfrlth about ISO feet of depth, with railroad in the rear, that we can sell at *50 per front foot. This Is bevond nil question the most desirable and cheapest Manufacturing with us now. “We Sell Lots.” FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. JAMES L. LOGAN & CO., Real Estate and Loans, 301 Peters Building. Phone 2102 Main. GRANT PARK COTTAGE. 2,100—On easy terms. New five-room cottage, with all lodem conveniences, on JAS. L. LOGAN & CO., 301 Peters Bldg., Bell Phone 2102 Main. $2,000 $2,000 $50.00 cash and $20.00 per month at 7 per cent. We have four new 5-room cot tages on nice street, one of the best in town; lots 40 by 120, within one block of car line; city water; houses have tile hearths and cabi net mantels, for only $2,000, with a cash payment of $50.00 and $20.00 month. For more cash, we can make price a little less than $2,- 000. See us today. Phone Bell 3453-J. R. M. JONES & CO. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—ONE SECOND-HAND HALF or one horaa-powsr 220-volt motor. A« • IP YOO ARE GOING TO IIIJILD, I CAN WANTED SCHOOLBOOKS. WE PAY CASH ALL KINDS OF SALABLE SCIIC Irooki, uetv or •rciind-hanil, In unr qi l .I.o lu nil oo I nml taw I rook.. 1 1'fir Boll or 475 Atlunti. Call ut store, or I list. SOUTHERN BOOK CONCERN, RATTAN ROCKERS Given Away Wednesday 21 E. Alabama Street. Always A Little Cheaper. LARGE FACTORY BUILDINGS. INIFICENT FACTORY 8ITS-50.- I square feet, advantages of the hern railway, Louisville and Nash- Atlanta and West Point, and the ela railroad. The land alone la p at price asked for the entire srty. But the large brick buildings not be duplicated for leao than r.vOO; also, go with the property nn horse-power boiler, (0-horse-power H. C. PENDLETON. Real Estate, 614 Peters Building. * INMAN PARK—I HAVE FOR SALE AN •Isgnnt homo of 9 rooms on lnru<* lot with cast frout. jind In tho most dfslrnble part of the park for $8,009. Thar the nark as goc for this money. CLARK8TOX—1! ACRES OF f.A.VD AND small cottage for *m Also beautiful vr. cant lot weir shaded, and fronting Georgia railroad close to station at *3». Act quick ly or you will lotto good rbnucca. NEWTON S. THOMAS, Real Estate. 422 Century Building, NEAR DAVIS STREET BCIIOOL-1 house, well located on good street; lot, 77x100, elevated; for *1,6W <>u There Is room for one or two more • •li thla lot. It will rent as It in f6 more, and by putting one or tw< bouses on the lot It can be made i some Investment. Time Is ripe for p la this ward to advance NOW 18 THE TIME to get Iq ground floor. DO IT NOW. NORTH HIDE COTTAGE, FIVE ROOMS, In splendid neighborhood, ou a good street, for *1,100. Rented at *1* per mouth. This la a bargain. The ownar Is compelled to •ell quick. The price la reduced from J.’.> . CLOR’E-IN NORTH BIDE COTTAGE: modern, with porcelain bath, etc. Thl In cloee walking distance and close Peachtree. Price *2,600. It is leased at per month. 18 VACANT LOTS, HAVE GOOD ONES IN TOWN AT from |4M to (700. FOR RENT. Termu (12,(00 ca.h. «. /We re prop, balance dory plant. Sec W, R. Brown and Randolph COLLEGE PARK; ■ LEO ANT FUBNISII- •■■I ii i >"■ , • \,-v < -.in•*u- l.nce 15i.i.) SIGHT ROOMS T. B. FERRIS, Agent. 218-219 Century Bldg. Phoue 438 M. WAliflESE columns- a daily index of realty bargains