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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
SATURDAY, ACGU8T IT. wtrr.
OPPORTU
S FOR EVERYBODY
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
• THREE LARGE CONNECTING ROOMK.
with convenience* near Grant park. Rent
ren*on.itile. 94 Mllledge nVenue. Hell
• 'phone 4768 J.
. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. 164
Lee Mtrcet, Went End. nml table Imnril.
ROOMS WANT ED-FIVE OR MIX. WITH
bath, for light linu*ekceplug; family .of
four ^dult*; West Eud preferred. A. II.
Merrill. Atluutii.
AVOUf.ll LIKE TO RENT ROOMS ('LOSE
Iii, Iii good locality, for light houiiektvp'
Ing. Adore** T, care Georgian.
THREE CONNECTING ROOMS. IN UHI-
vote lionn*: every convenience; lieat neigh-
liorhood, Frh e $2®. Bell photic North 701-J.
63 furrier atieet.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
. nlulled room*; large, cool, nice home, si
Hood Mfrc4*t.
for rent—firm-proof storage
I'.v.m for ftirnlmr... Rvut miKHuiblv
AtblrvH, F. II. J.. rare Gmirghm.
for rent—three large rooms.
prlriit. I,n(l). Mr light hoam'Uwiilng. 73
Colic rtrect.
FUECUL ROOM RENTING AGENCY.
REGISTER YOUR WANTS AND HAVE
money. Va<nnt or fitrfil*!icd room*. Hup-
po*e voti have three rr lour room* Unit rent
at $20 per month. If vacant one xveck. you
!o»o %o; two xv.-cfc* $10. rtr. Were I to4»
rent nnd collect the rent* ami charge you
10 per cent, It would amount to $2 per
month: $21 per year. By registering them
mid paving $1. y*»u would k,ivo $23. Fnrtlo*
might |ui*n lu a block or two of vou for
a week or two and not know you had room*
for rent. Hy my plan, they will team of
everything answering description for what
they register for. A couple might be nt n
hotel at cx|Kmirp of $f per day and xvmitiug
room# a ml board In private family, one
week would mat them $24; my plan* might
*nvi* them $10 to $15. Every one for tlielr
oxvn lntere*t alimild adopt my plan ami reg-
Inter nt once. 21 Inman building, 23u South
Ilrond.
WANTED—BOOMS.
wanted-two unfurnished rooms
nod board In rrflncil fondly. Addrros 1'.
O. Box 385.
FOR RENT—UNFURNI8HED ROOMS
THREE NICE UNFURNISHED ROOMS'
for rent nt 21 K. I'lne itlrn-t. Refprencra
required.
FOR RENT—TO COUI'LK WITHOUT
children, two unfurulMh^l connect lug up*
*talr* room*, *ultable for light hoimekeep-
Ing. 54 Whitehall tprrnce.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOU8ES. i
FURNISHED COTTAGE. DECATUR. GA. 1
Central location; one (dock from cor and
churches. l'o**eaHlou October l till June.
Five rmun*. piano, garden, chickens. Large
I*ot, euro Georgian.
FOR RENT— HOU8E8.
FOR RENT—FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ON
Fair street to desirable colored tenant.
Reference* requited. Apply nt 6S Rlchnr.l-
sou street
Want Ads.
10 c a Line.
No ad. taken for leu than 30 eente.
8lx word* of average length make
a line.
The following ratee are for con
secutive Insertions. Rates for 3, 6
or 12 months' contract furnished on
application.
1 time 10 cente a line.
3 times ...... 81-3 cents a line.
8 timee 71-2 eente a line.
28 times ...... 8 cents a line.
Phone, Bell 4928 or Atlanta 4401,
and we will take your ad and
charge it If your name la In either
phone directory.
Ade must be 'phoned by 12 o’olook
to be Inserted the ume day.
Ade for SITUATIONS WANTED
will be Inserted FREE ONB TIME.
aJ
WANTED HELP—MAtE.
| .WANTED—A MAN CAPABLE OF MAN-
aging a steam laundry. Apply or write
: Joe Wood. Cartersvllle, Ga.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY—WHY? BECAUSE
90,000 more telegraph operator* are wanted
on account of the eight-hour law recently
enacted. Twenty-five atudenta who flrat
dip and present this notice to Draughtin'*
l Practical Business College, 122 Peachtree,
I Atlanta, may give contract to pay $25 tul-
( I tlon after position Is aecured. Drooghon'a
telegraphy students get main line practice.
W A NT F. I >-G ENTLEMA N OF GOOD AD^
• dress to represent old established paper.
| Good pay. Charles Barker, 30 Petera street.
I HELP IN COMMERCIAL. MECHANICAL
and technical lines. The demand greater
I than supply. Call or write us. Inclosing
; stamp, for good position. National Employ*
> moot Association,
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WAXTEP-MANAOER
turlng enterprise* mu*
huslucHS. Adorehn L. 2
city.
in; the Creighton Gold Mining Coni
f of Cherokee county. Gecfgln, aee|nre<
nnd paid n quarterly dividend of 2V6 im>
cent to holders of preferred stock on Au
gust J. 1907. Apply In person or write, air
ing reference, to Ci. L. Crandall, FI
Agent, 1530 Cnndler Ithlg.. Atlatitii, On.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED—A GOOD COOK
Light work. Me
mher and bookkeeper to begin with Kept.
. 1907. Write, stating salary e
age, references mid experience. L
2, Cartersvllle. Ga.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOU.TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF
our 25 per cent discount itn refrigerators?
earth. King Hardware Company,
furnish the trade with custom luitid-uuulc
harnesa at the lowest price*.
Georgia Vehicle Msg. Co.,
50-52 West MibUcIDStreet
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
IF INTERESTED IN A GILT-EDGE GOLD
placer of 200,000 yards, worth 20 cents per
yard, will learn of a mutually beneficial
proposition hy nddrifaslng Hydraulic, care
Georgian.
tTTiT best school Von vocrNpoys
mid girls at 97 Washington. Open Kept. 2.
Address G«h>. C. I jo me/.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
THE REST SCHOOL FOR Yorit IlOYB
and girls at 97 WoKliIngtcu. Open Kept. 2.
Address (iwi, C. l/iutiey.
PERSONAL.
1023-1023 Century IUdg.
.WANTED—MEN TO LEARN BARRER
trado at once; wonderful demand for bar-
' bera; top wages now; few weeks completes;
tools given; cap earn some money from
A large Income assural. We wt
and complete Instructions relative to our
j successful methods. Will require Integrity,
rial and worknintishln guaranteed.
WANTED—MALE STENOGRAPHER. Al'
ply Ware-Hatcher Furniture Factory, Roll
Wood avenue nnd Means street.
<of twenty-one nnd thirty-five; cltlsena
United States, of good elm me ter and te
cerate habits, who enu sneak, rend a
write English. Men wanted now for aei
Ice In Cuba. For Information, apply to i
“ * ‘mllding, i
CHRISTMAS ItPLYlR.
OUR FRENCH PAPER WIIIT1
clasus nnd Roman hyacinth bulbs
ready next week. McSilllan Seed Company,
23 Month Ilrond street.
WANTED HELP—Malt and Female.
WANTED - A STENOGRAPHER
typewriter, experience unnecessary. Ap
ply Monday from 10 to 11. Southern Hand
kerchief Manufacturing Company, 170 Pe-
WANTED—8ALESMEN.
iur iiiiiKiiimeni new iiinjta, ijuuft at'iirraj
extraordinary chance for workers: state U
you have had experience. Hudgins Com
pany, Atlanta, Go.
WANTED-BY AN OLD ESTABLISHED
paint nnd vnrnlah house, a salesman to
truvel Georgia nnd South Carolina. Address
II. B. & Co., care Georgian.
M'MILLAN'H HEEDS GROW.
THIS IS THE ONLY MEED HOUSE IN
the South that gets all Ita seeds direct
from growers In sealed hags. McMillan
Seed Company, 23 South Broad street.
WANTED—BOARDERS.
SELECT LOCATIO N-ROOMB AND
hoard; references exchanged. 800 Peach
tree street.
92 Garnett street.
erultlng
. Unta, oi
smi«u«» officer. Temple Court hulIu.Mn,
nta, or 411 Cherry street. Macon, Ga.
railroad companies oi
, pour law passed hy c
been Increased. An i
1 road offic
•umber n
giving th
them In i
nngeinent with rail*
DO YOU WANT A POSITION?
call on a firm that has demonstrn
ability to place you; this Is our eighth mic<
tlon* and have ..
. •'would-be" competitors whose stock In
. trade consisted of a high sound I mi
and a little printer*' Ink, fnll out nth
I onstratlng tlielr ability to only heir
I selves and not their nppllcnnts.
cal manager for an Eastern syndicate, man
•ger for title guarantee company, superin
ttndents for i'offln nnd casket munufnetur
•r, furniture factory, construction company,
superintendent to take charge of fruit ranch
,and cotton ginnery, shingle nnd (mix fac
tory: matMigantcr Insurance company, for
tlllier company, night manager for twenty
i gins, cotton buyers, cattle buyers for puck
' ing eompnny, advertising man, salesman
* tnlllar with liihricntiug oil and handling
. Mlevmen. $2,000; A-1 bo4>kkeepcr for dry
(j goods company. $12S; steno bookkeeper, $100;
i a uumtier of stenographers, $75 to $125; office
I man for broker'* office. $3,000; general office
I men, ITT* to $1oo : ten A ! specialty snles-
! men. $125 to star*: -tale-mien III various
lines, salaries from 87> to $150; solicitor (**!■
try); clerks. cashier for clothing house,
twelve handy men Monday morning; other
positions too numerous to mention. Call or
write us. The National ha* the only up-to-
date method* In Atlanta and throughout the
Southern states National Employment As-
foctatlnn. 1022-1023 Century building.
Merchants, Attention!
WANTED—AGENT IN EVERY CITY J
town in South Carolina. Georgia
Alabama to sell the ln**t paper dress pat
tern made. Addle** Atlanta office. 80 West
Mitchell street. Independent Peerl
tern Company.
NOT WANTS,BUT NEEDS
THE GREAT MAJORITY OF APPEALS
coming to the AsKoclntcd Charities art*
such that It would, under ho circumstances,
give any publicity to them, and It Is pro-
K *ed to us** this »iMi«*e W**diie**lnys and
tnrdays in iMdrnlf of speeltie needs with
out giving any names.
NEEDS—V POSITION FOR AN OLD MAN
(experienced Ismkkeepert, who |*»«t out on
account of sickness. WUI take any klm! of
work an old nmn e.m do. Asks only a
chance to earn Ids living.
NEEDS—Pl’Rt *li ASER FOR A BEAUT I
fill laee iiimitllla, such as ar** prized hy
»M helrloi
owner
Spoil lull lad!
In great lie*
NEEDS—PI
aey milch
NEEDS MORE BENEVOLENT PEOPLE
who are wining to contribute to help »|h*-
BASER FOR A FINE JER-
TWO YOUNG MEN CAN OBTAIN A
lovely front room with (ward In private
family; excellent location, near In. Bell
DON'T FORGET WE OPEN SEPT. 2 AT
97 Washington sl.eet. The Hi-lipy South
Institute. Andres* Geo. C. Isootiey,
DON'T FtlU(IKT~\YE O PEN'S KPT* 2 AT
97 Wnshiugron sticyf. Tin* Sunny Soutlr
Instilute. AddtcMM Geo. C. Ixiouey.
IF YOU IN t END MAKING A WEDDING
or birthday jireseut noun. King llnrdwaii
’ompaiiy U showing some iovcir things It
II venture. 63 Peachtm*; £7 Whitehall.
IDO YOU WANT TO BUY AT PAR A PRE
ferred stock that Is now p.i.vlug 10 pet
cent dividends and will soon pay more?
Write for particulars to G. L. Crandall.
Fiscal Agent. 153.) Ci.udler Bldg.. Atlanta,
ATLANTA SPECIAL PILLOW 8IIAM
holders" are neat, convenient and lasting.
Hold pillow shams perfect, day and night.
By mall, 10 cents per set. Order today. Ad
dress Trio Novelty Co., Dept. F, Atlanta,
Ou.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phonos 1255. 20 E. Hunter St.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
PRINTER OK 12 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE,
strictly sober and steady. Address Printer,
care Georgian.
. —i vomwi* no v.noiur,u, LUIr
lector or assistant Imokkeeper. Address
Mtore. to learn to he a trimmer. Address
C. O. T., care Georgian.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Blue Ridge, Ga.. nmi cash, to exchange
Associated Charities of At
lanta.
705^7 Gould Building.
“ Bell Phone 4260.
* HOARDERS WANTED—LOOKING FOR A
flrat-cla*#, lmme-like iMxardlng house? In
vestigate "The Gardlen," 60 Houston street
Hell phono 1746.
WANTED—BOARD.
COUPLE DESIRES HOARD WITH PHI
vnte family. III walking distance from
center of town; reference* exchanged. Ad
dress M., Ilox 778.
WANTED—BOARD AND ROOM IN A
private family by lundne** girl; refer
ence*. Addren* Ranine**, care Georgian.
L08T.
LOST-LAST FRIDAY NUtllT, ONF. OBIV
sack on Marietta street, containing tlekot
to Nnrogdm'he*, Tex., also two bank bmiks.
one on Georgia National mo good! nml one
on Jasper County Rank. Finder wlU notify
W. T. Knight, Wntklnsvllle, Gn„ and re
ceive reward.
LOST—H FT WHEN SUNRISE AND BUN-
act, two golden momenta, studded each
with sixty diamond second*'/ No reward—
they are gone f«r«ver. These two momenta
devoted to a ’phone order to the King
Hardware Conquiny would have given both
a reward nnd a pleasure.
LOMT-ONE VERY GREAT OPPORTUNI-
ty If you fall to buy a refrigerator from
King Hardware Company while the price
la cut 26 per cent. 53 Peachtree street; »7
Whitehall.
WRITE FOB OUR TRICE BIST OF SEA-
sonnldc vegetable* mid other seed*. Mc
Millan Meed Company, 23 Mouth Broad.
FOUND.
FOUND — T1IK PLACE TO BUY THE
best razor* mid |>oeket knives In nt 63
Peaohtrei* street urn! b7 Whitehall. Klug
Hardware Company.
WANTED—AOENT8.
LUCKY BUG JEWELRY—THE SEASON'S
greatest auceeaa; whirlwind 1 sellers; no
competition; exclusive territory; sample 10c.
Abtrmn, 221 K. &3d Ml., New York.
WANTEH-A FEW GOOD AGENTS TO
on the easy payment plan; a good proposi
tion to hustler*, but we have no time for
those who can not produce business; would
ntso employ two reliable men to sell framed
picture* from bouse to bouse from wagon
on a commission boats. Call 13-A Petera ML
AUTOMOBILES.
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING SECOND-
hand automobiles at a bargain for quick
sal-*:
One Raker Electric Runnbout . . .$260.0)
one lNxpe Waverly Electric Runabout. 400.00
One Po|h» Waverly Electric Runabout. 000.00
Georgia Vehicle Mfg. Co.,
50-52 West Mitchell Street. |
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
LARGE FRONT BOOM FOR GENTLE-
men; private home; porcelain bath; $15.
Reference*. Hell phone North 701-J. 63
Currier atreet. |
FOR RENT-A FURNISHED SUITE OF
rooms; private bath room, on second floor. <
Anply 136 Washington street.
ONE FRONT RED ROOM. FURNISHED
or unfurnished; new home; bath Joining
room. References. Private family. Bell
'phone 4564 L. Meals half Mock. -
WASTED—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- 1
men to occupy two furnlabcd front rooms, o
three blocks from Aragon hotel. Bell
'phone 5367. G
per month. Anmvor I., thin offlep.
A 7-ROOM COTTAGE, ni.OCK
Ponchttw; cnndltlnn good. (0 IV.
Op™ !i to 11. l'lintio 1005 .T .North.
KOR RRNT-317 EUCLID AVENUE
lion. Moll avomio, Kdguwood, On.
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT—8TORE ROOM.
packed and stored. Bell plmue 3205 Mntn.
priori*. W. II. Znehry, Humphries
in streets nnd Southern Railway.
WANTED—OFFICE SPACE.
office. Address, stating terms, locality,
etc., Manufacturers' Agent, cure tills paper.
HAVE POSITIVE IXf'.'lDE INFORMATION
stock which
price Iii six tii'Uitli*. Can he
bought In small lots «>u installments. Ad
dress George Clawson, Hcurrltt Bldg., Kan
sas City. Mo.
SMALL MAN I TAUT! RING 7'LANT, COM-
pletc. or half Inferent to party tt ho
operate same. Can sell year's output In ad
vance at garni figure. Address Box 241, At
lanta.
WANTED—IN ORDER TO SHOW THE
absurdity and ridiculousness of a certain
proposition, published In these columns by
h school teaching the Graham system of
shorthand, nnd to expose the attempt of
said school to confuse and mislead the pub
lic, Ilagwoll Business College, which has
the exclusive right to tench the fhrnouj
Chartler system of short hand, mnkes the
following cotinter-proposltlon:
Bagwell Busin*
street, Atlniitn,
College, 198 Peachtree
I enter Into n written
contract to pay to any business college
teaching an old system of shorthand $40 for
ench «»f Its students nnd $1«) to each of said
madmits wuo can. at the end of six, eight
or ten months, write shorthand at the rate
of 75 words per minute In new mutter,
newspapers nnd business letters for twen
ty con seen tire minutes, and transcribe the
same «ui the typewriter at the rate of
twenty word* a minute—forty to sixty
words on the typewriter nnd one hundred
words In shorthand being,the speed of the
average stenographer—If 'the said school
will, for each of Its students who* fall, do
nate $25 (half Bagwell's amount) to n char
itable Institution In Atlanta, to be named
by Mayor W. It. Joyner, and to apply to
all shorthand students who enroll during
that time nnd study shorthand six, eight or
ten months, or accept positions lu less
time. 0
The above proposition Is exactly the same
ns that made by the advocate of the old
system, and Intended for Bagwell Busi
ness College, with the exception that we
give them ten months to accomplish what
they nsk us to do Iii ten weeks. The ab
surdity of the whole thing lies In the fact
that the student I* required to write 1.500
words In twenty consecutive minutes—a feat
that very few experienced stenographers
can perform. A student who could do this
could easily write 13» to 150 words n min
ute. writing from one to five minutes. The
most rigid shorthand test given by the civil
sendee nnd In the great national shorthand
contests never extend over five to teu tnlu-
utes.
Bagwell Business College has ha1 n stand
ing challenge during the past year to con
test publicly a six weeks’ student of the
Chartler system against a three months’
student of any old system, or a three
months’ student of the Chartler against n
six months' pppll of the old systems.
So long ns competitors refuse to meet us
In fair nnd open contest with every advan
tage In their favor, the public will pay
very little attention to their catch-penny
clap-trap methods of competition.
BAGWELL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Bell Thone 1981. 198 1’enchtreo 81.
WARE & HARPER,
724-25 Century Building.
$3,500 - WELL-ESTABLISHED, THOU
oughly equipped manufacturing business
uulbnlted demand for the products*, flue
profit.s; Immense possibilities.
$450—FINELY LOCATED. WELL PATRON.
lied, splendidly equipped barber shop,
clear!ug $100 per month. This price la leas
than cost. Equipment nlmost new. Owner
forced to leave city. Will give very liberal
terras to right party.
$500—ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED AND
equ!p|M*d pool rooms In Anniston. Ain,
clearing at least $150 per month; owner Is
nt sanitarium In this city only reason for
offer.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
business In one of Georgia's l>est cities;
5,000 population; clearing big mopey. Owner
must leave town.
$1,600—FOttTY-TWO-ROOM HOTEL AND
lodging house; fine location; rent only $150
per mouth. l*ots of money call be tnnde
here.
$800—NICELY FURNISHED. ELEGANTLY
kept, tlfteen-room bulging house; very
heart of the city; best patronage,
reason for offer.
$2.500—MOST POPULAR AND WELL Es
tablished spot cash fancy grocery bind-
..j*ss, selling an average of $75 per day.
Best reason; big opportunity.
$8.500—ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
most profitable .manufacturing agencies
wholesale brokerage nnd com mission bus!
nesses In the Southern states. This will
stand all kinds of investigation. If you
want n business of tills kind Investigate
this. We feel sure you will trade.
$15.000—WE HAVE THE MOST ATTUAC-
tlve proposition for a first-class business
inan to buy this amount of stock and take
management of one of the best established,
most reputable and prosperous manufactur
ing businesses In the Southern states. All
want is to find.the man with capacity
cash. We Imyc the proposition which
will* Interest you.
$2,700—SODA WATER. ICE CREAM PAR
lor, elgnr, tobacco and fruit stand, very
heart of city; possibly the best business of
Its kind In Atlanta.
$4,000—AN ACCEPTABLE PARTY WITH
this amount can buy 40 shares of stoek In
an established and most profitable business
(clearing 200 to 300 per cent yearly); can
take charge of the books and cash at a
good salary. All this money goes Into the
business for Increasing It.
$500—AN ACCEPTABLE BUSINESS MAN
who knows something nliont office and
newspaper work can Invest tills amount In
a most growing and prosperous printing
nnd publishing business aim draw u salary
of $100 per month.
gimt soda fount, flue
patronage, clearing $200 to $300 per month
above nil expenses; will give terms on a
part of tills tj» an acceptable party. The
price ts actual'cost. Best reason for selling.
If you want a drug business In Atlanta
nnd this does not anpenl to you, we will
not try to Interest you.
FOR SALE—FURNITURE.
Morgan, 135 Whitehall street.
nnd 87 Whitehall street.
Duryen touring ear,
etc. Cost with all e
perfect condition. «
tend to buy larger car,
bargain for quick sale. A|
dox, enre Mnddox-Rucker
pony.
tras about $3,000.
"Z,
IIU8II SNAP BEANS.
LASTED AT THIS TIME WILL COMI
In Just before cold wedther.
Valentine $3.40 per bushe
I*ongfcllow $4.40 j>er bushe
StrlugleM green |hhI $1.40 per bushe
FOR KALE—GOOD SURREY OR BUG
horse; seven years old. Rogers' Itaki
53 Highland avenue. Bell ’phone 2225.
saddle mare. 5 years old; rouihL well
of all grades ruunlmiit*. top buggies and
nrrevs. Will be pleased If you will call
dropsy; hns lieen used successfully for
TURNIP SEED.
PRICES TO DEALERS ON
All varieties. McMillan Seed
23 South Broad street.
Axmlnater and Smyrna rugs, art squares.
- f 0ne< | *•
ne toned cald
ron SALE-FINE JERSEY COW. GIVES
S gallons of milk a day,
Call at 174 Oma afreet.
any piano: standard make; no reasonable
offer refused. Box 1031. Atlanta, Ga.
dressers are made by Tom Weaver. We
also do pressing, cleaning and’ repairing.
~11 Tom Weaver, 33 M. 93 Peachtree
CtL
Jl WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS,
.*3 ,
- WANTED— YOl» TO BUY SCHOOL BOOKS
M nnil nvoid tin- rti.h; we firitnrnait.-,'
.. them rorcert; we liny your old Imoks. The
Uolumhlflu Book Co., M Whitehall atreet.
;. WANTEH-oNE Itl’MlREII YARDS OF
* .. '“rij corner of A*hbv and Matthew* *t*.
i- L. r. McClelland, 718 Tciuplu Court,
r-
1- .... canaries.
GERMAN llAR’r/. MT. GUARANTEED
to ring; »-.to oooli. MeMlllmi Seed Com-
- pnny, 23 Mouth Ilrond street.
WANTED—TO BUY H. A W. PISTOL.
blue steel, haniiuerlCHH, safety, 32 mIzo, Iii
go4*d condition: will pay cash; must be
s chenp. Quick Miot, care Georgian.
r WANTED-TO BUY A HORNE AND
buggy; must be In go«M| condition; horse
_ not to weigh less than 1.000 jiounda. Ad-
{ dre** ( 125, care Georgian.
- ' van ,TED. HOHSES-TWO or THREE 12
to 13 hundred pound draft horse*; must
l»e cheap. Call phone* 541.
| WANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
office and household goods of all klada.
. A. Kgrlnger. 230 Petera atreet. Bell 2732 J.
! WANTED
SCHOOLBOOKS.
WE PAY CASH
' FOR ALL KINDS OP SALABLE SCHOOL
bookt, new or second-hand, la any quan-
. tlty; also medical and law books. n Phone.
188 Bell or 476 Atlanta. Call at store, or
mall list
SOUTHERN BOOK CONCEBN.
71 Whitehall Street Aik for Sir. Garan.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEOPLE
* and others. American Investment Co.. 701
Candler Bldg.
Established 1890.
WEYMAN & CONNERS. EQUITABLE.
Mortgage Joans on real estate.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5. 6 AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according to security offered.
Small expense and prompt attention. Only
on real estate lu nud uear Atlanta. B. B.
Turman.
8PECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND; ANY
amount. 4V4, 6 and 6 per cent. Write or
call K W. (’arson, 24 B. Broad 8t.
FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend on monthly payment plan; no delay;
also money for purchase money notes.
Straight loan* made at 5 per cent and up-
wards, according to desirability of loon.
W. A. Foster, l! Mouth Broad street.
$30,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
sums to suit borrower. No delay. Call
In person. Charles Herman. Room 302-203 .
Temple Court. y
REMOVAL NOTICE.
MOVED v
ACME HATTERS HAVE MOVED TO MR* '
Whitehall St. Old hath made hear 33c up. ^
0
CABINET MAKERS AND CAR- ll
PENTER8. f
FLY SCREENS. MODELS AND NOVBL-
tlaa. Prompt aervlce. Bell 'phone 2374.
Atlanta Wood tad Iron Novelty Works. $89
Marietta street.
SELLING OUT
OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE IS MELT
lug away fast under the great reductions
we are offering. Look through your house
carefully, upstairs nnd down, nnd see wliat
you need. NOW Is the time to refurnish
your home nt a saving of 25 per cent and
more. Dozens of housekoropors are exhib
iting bountiful pieces of furniture they
have bought at a fraction of the orb *
price. Buy the new things you've
wanting. Take our word for It, you will
never have n similar opportunity In ten
years te coma.
OSCAR BARNES & CO.,
18 E. Hunter Street
A LAST CLEAN UP
OF TIMS' SEASON'S FURNITURE BE-
fori* the fall trade opens up. We are de
termined to make a clean sweep, and nre
offering reductions accordingly, our sir-**
Is marked down 25 per cent and more,
need more floor space for our new fnll sto4*k
nnd we want you to save money hy helping
us to get It. This sale will last all this
mouth, until everything It sold out.
OSCAR BARNES & CO.,
18 E. Hunter Street
WE WANT MORE SPACE
e space! More space!" Our system
prices has brought us a tremendous
is. I^Miklng Into the futun*. we real*
nt more room Is necessary—vitally
irv. Our prices nre the talk of the
Wo have actually sold articles
o. Discount «>f 25 per cent nod more on
ur entire stock of furniture during thf
ale.
OSCAR BARNES & CO.,
18 E. Hunter Street
AU, OK ABOVE KOB SALS BY
WARE & HARPER,
124K CBXTl'RY HLDO.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
FORREST AND GEORGE
ADAIR.
On Euclid avenue, between
Hurt street and Alta ave
nue, we have some of the
prettiest building lots vou
ever saw at $1,000 each. ‘
They are 55 feet front run
ning back from 160 to 170
feet; all lying at a choice ele
vation.
Euclid avenue is one of
the best residence streets in
Atlanta, it is a street with
a future to it. The resi
dences that have been built
on it are higli-class. These
,000 lots are the best value
in the city, and as good lots
as you can buy at any priee.
FORREST AND GEORGE
ADAIR.
Century Building.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE IN COLLEGE
Park, near car line; lot 100 by 190; boun
tiful natural Blrncle. Small cash payment,
balance monthly. IV. II. Uammoml. 913 < ea.
tnry building. Bell 'phone 373.
FOR SALE—FOUR BEAUTIFUL VACANT
lota In Woat Eud; a bargain. AIho s-room
house, corner lot. See owner, 81 Whitehall
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS—COME QUICK
If you want them. Three beautiful lot* ou
Gordon anil one lot on Atwood; all for J;..
Answer 532 Central avenue.
A COTTAGE IN OUMEWOOB PARK. ON
1750 CASH BUYS LEVEL VACANT LOT,
50x220; chortod street and In popular bnais
owning section. Sacrifice, care Georgian.
TWO OF THE PRETTIEST BL'ILDINO
lot4 In Ansley Park; lie well; shaded;
street paved; 106 by 200 and To hr 200;
front foot If apply at once. 221 PrudeutUI'
building.
FOR RALE-CHOICE LARGE LOTS IS
Kirkwood for cash or attractive terms.
II. F. Emery, 17 Norwood avenue.
FOR SALE—nJyIiESIDENCE IN KlttlT
wood. On: Largo _ lot, fronting two
ONION SETS.
WE QUOTE YOU LOWEST PRICK TO-
day for prompt Hhlnuients only. Choice
white onion hoyh, $l.7<> per bushel. Choice
yellow onion act!*. $1.0 per bushel of 32
pounds. Sucks Included. F. O. 11. here.
McMIllun Seed Company, 23 South Ilrond.
FOR SALE-SAWMILL, WITH PLENTY
of good timber, at a bargain. Address
Owner, Ilox 62, Qultinnu, Ga.
WANTED—IN VIEW OF THE MANY Mis
leading statements favorable to short sys
tems of shorthand being mado by certain
business colleges, Draughon's Practical
Busluess College, 122 Peachtree*street, At
lanta, will enter luto a contract to pay to
any other business college $40 for each of Its
shorthand students and $10 to ench of stUd
students who can, nt the end of ten weeks'
study, write seventy-five war !s a minute In
uew matter, newspaper and business let
ters, for twenty consecutive minutes, and
transcribe the same on the typewriter at
the rate of twenty words a minute—forty
to sixty words oo the typewriter and one
hundred word* In shorthand being the api *
of the average stenographer—If the achi
will, for each bf Its students who fall. <
note $23 (half DmugUon't amount) to _
charitable Institution lu Atlanta to be
named by W. R. Joyner, mayor; tbla con
tract to be In forco for twelve months
from date of acceptance and to apply to
all shorthand students who enroll during
that time nnd study shorthand ten weeks
or accept positions In less time. Draughon
to got nothing, In nny event, except the
opportunity to expose the misleading state
ments sent out by certain business colleges.
Draughon nas no faith In the many testi
monials published almost dally by certain
luminous colleges—testimonials wherein and
whereby It Is sought to lead the public to
believe that thi>rc exists a system or sya*
terns of shorthand that can W learned In
ten weeks, while It la n fact that not mors
than 5 per cent of the atudenta can In ten
weeks learn any system that la worth learn
ing. Draughon stands ready to prove that,
notwithstanding about thirty systems nre
repreaenteil In tbo list, more than 75 per
cent of the official court reporters of the
United States write the system of short-
land Draughon tenches, and that It can be
learned as quickly ns any other system
worth learning. Send for the evidence—a
catalogue of Draughon's Practical Ruslness
College, a volume that will he nn ornament
to your library. Address Draughon’s Col
let*. I— *"* ~ * * ~ *
block.
P. O. Box W2.
NEW HOME FOR SALE
BY OWNER.
New.8-room house at 18 Delta Place,
Inman Park. Large lot, beautiful
•hade, fine car service. Elegant and
splendidly built house, with every mod.
ern convenience. Attractive terms.
Apply to O. H. Broadnax, Hapevllle,
Gn. Phone 245 L. East Point.
WANTED—REAL E8TATE.
WANTED—HOUSE ON NORTH SIDE OR
1Ve,t End, 1300 cash and 130 a Dootb. Lock
Box 17. Decatur.
WANTED —TO BUY A
CORNER LOT IN SU
BURBS WITH CITY IM
PROVEMENTS. L. W.
PHILLIPS, ATLANTA
PHONE 3546.
FOR 8ALE—FURNITURE.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
DO NOT FORGET!
HE MOST ACCOMMODATING \VA'
house In the South Is W. R. Edwards Sc
PONY BUILT
Keep your eye ou “Dewberry’s
elight." No home is complete
t« use. It removes the
nd nature cures. Sold by
all druggists. Address Box 246,
Atlanta, Ga., for free sample.
BUSINESS AND INVEST
MENT OPPORTUNITIES
ON THE
SEABOARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY
ARE NUMEROUS AND EMBRACE EVERY
line of Indnatry. With Atlanta on the
eait and Birmingham on the wrat. the two
greateat and moat rapidly developing elite*
In the entire South, onr Atlanta and Birm
ingham division I* an undeveloped empire
within itself.
Whether yon are an tnveator, a manufac
turer, miner, fruit grower, atock ralaor,
pooltryman, general farmer or laborer, we
can offer you eomelhlng attractive and prof
itable between Atlanta and Birmingham,
•nd would be (lad to have yon write u* or
cell ou
H. B. BIGHAM,
Asst. Gen I Industrial Agent
SEABOARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY,
1109-11 Englisli-American
Building, Atlanta, Ga.
SELLING OUT
OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE IS MELT-
Ing nwny faat under tin* great reduction'
wp arc offt;ring. Look through your l>»>n«
carefully, upHtnlr* mid down, mid aoc w|, iu
you nooil. NOW In the time to rcfuriilrt
your home nt a mixing of 25 per «»’nt and
more. Dozen* of lintiMoktwpcrit nre vsn»**
Itlng bountiful ploooH of furniture tin*)
have bought at a fraction of the nrlghuu
priri*. Huy the now things you've •
xvmitlug. Take oar word for It. nl "
never him* n Hltullar opportunity in ua
yearn to come.
OSCAR BARNES & CO.,
18 E. Hunter
A LAST CLEAN UP
OF THIS SEASON'S FURNITURE
fore the fnll trade open* up. lb nre •»•-
termlued to make a dealt sweep, nnd i”.
offering reduction* accordingly. Dur m
la marked dowu 25 per rent am! more. *•£
need more floor apace for our new fnll ‘
and we want you tit nave money by hetm«■
u* to get It. Thla nale will Ia*t *« 1
month, until everything I* nob! out.
OSCAR BARNES & CO.,
18 E. Hunter Street.
WE WANT MORE SPACE
THE CRY AT OUR STORE HAS BW-N
"Mitre apace! More annee!' Dur » \ ^
of cut price* lina brought »i* n tr« in* i • ,
bnalne**. Looking Into the future. j , r
lae that more room la n••****«*•' r r
aeceaanrv. Onr price* are the tam • ■ ,
town. We have actually annl art ice .
furniture to people who nt the Pf»T"\
iio- line f«»r them—they were loo*mu '
future, though, nnd anting money b> « ii0
Diaeonnt of 25 per cent niid u"’ r ' . , 4
.. entire atock of furniture during
Male. •
OSCAR BARNES & CO.,
18 E. Hunter Street.