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12 TETR ATLANTA GEORGIAN - AND NEWS. OAXCRDAT, SEPTEMBER 11, 1907. OPPORTUNITIES FOR EVERYBODY HERE—NOW FIND YOURS r Want Ads. 10 c a Line. Tho following rote* ore for eon- application. 6 time* . • . . 26 times .. • « phone directory. to be inserted the same day. WANTED HELP—MauE. el iin<i **ll guml* In country - towns. KximtUim'i? not ii**<»*i*mhr.r. Address c. A. Will kit, Atlantii, tin., general «Ieltv- •ry. atxte | Eloni n yi-nr* of nge, with bicycle*, tl litnta Ii'e nml Toni Company, 1 «*tiue and Georgia railroad. WANTED—A eighteen yearn or age; nor n Work. Must ho well reeomniemleil ern Coffee nml Spice Mills. 25 I'etei .WANTH!*—MEN TO don't overlook this ehaner era nogrsphers. i snce. $1251 nroRPrng ner for eon I eomimt cling Mlesmnn, $*9 ellng colleetors. $40 3023 Century building. supply. Call 'or write us, Iheloslnfi i, for good position. National Employ Association. 1022-1023 Century llldg. to learn furnsee hutdurN*. dlstely. Monerlef Furnace Trinity avenue. CHEAPEST t FURNITURE IIO OEOROIA. ROBISON MARTIN TURK COMPANY, 23 EAST HUNTER. Company. 121 Cr ;tnaln 4282, furnishes 1st* to operate nil ‘free of charge to \ ployee. *phone 5311. THE ATLANTA DENTAL PA* formerly lorn ted In Stelner-Emery Ing. has move 1 to 603 Austell llldg. , extrnrtcd without pnln. All work \ . NlGII’t HCIIOOL-F1R tlon free If you clip i ’ this notice within the t markable offer. If yon desire, quit nt end of the month, owing nothing; or , tlnue at special rote—$4 u month. ^ 'phone 889. Of t Unit ! Kata, or 411 Cherry street. Macon, On. BED ROOM KEITH. f LEARN TELKOUAFIIY—WHY? BECAUSE -’and present this notice to Drnugho tlcnl Hus!ness College. 122 Dench lantn. may give contract to imy $: WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED—WHITE WOMAN TO Due, corner Bass. ^ WANTED HELP—FEMALE. TEACHERS WANTING POSITIONS should write today for registry form; no fee. Demand far exceeds supply. Hall a Agency, Macon, Ga. WANTED—LADY STENOGRAPHER AND bill clerk; one who owns machine. Mod- ernte salary to commence tVlth. Address In own haudwrltlng, giving reference nml pnlnry expected. Harry L. 8chle«Inger, 70 Madison avenue. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. All dental work gunrantWHl to bo first- class. Come nnd get our prices. Antiseptic Dental Offices, 603 Austell Bldg. WANTED-HOU8KKEEPEH, WILLING to care for 2-months-oId baby and do general house work for family of two. Address J..C./Willis. Asheville, N. C. WANTED-COOK. 'SETTLED WOMAN. and nothing hut k«mm1 cook need apply. Cnu give furnished room on premises. Ap- ply 265 Ivy street. WANTED — MAIDS TO LIVE ON grounds; 112. References required. Agnes Scott College, Deentnr, (Jo. WANTED HELP—Male and Female. AXMINSTER ART SQUARES. BY 12 FEET. 122. BOBISON-MABTIN FURNI TURE COMPANY, 23 EAST HUNTER. WANTED-RIX ACTIVE. INTELLIGENT men nnd women to exhibit nnd demon strate nn advertised staple line for a large mall order house. Salary $15 per week. Ad- dress Tonka, care Georgian. WANTED—AGENT8. WE START YOU SELLING DlXMONDS. Don’t fall getting our liberal offer; $5 dally sure. Carbon Diamond Company, Syr* nense, N. Y. Mention this paper. J CANARIES - GERMAN HARTZ J1T-! 1 L'tinrnntrcO to ulna: 12.40 pnrh. M'MII.LAN SEED COMPANY. 23 South Broad Street. WOMAN’S EXCIIANOE-NO. 120 WEST Peachtree. Boll phone 1669-.L Main. Or ders (Wed for home cookery on one dny'$ notice. A variety of fancy nnd useful hand-made articles of all descriptions nl- ways on hand.. |.T. DAVENPORTS. OAK OB MAHOGANY. 127. ROIIISON-MARTIN FURNITURE COMPANY. 23 EAST HUNTER. WANTED—SALESMEN. WANTED—TRAVELING SALESMAN TO sell fruit elder; weekly advance. Foil season now on. Apply quick. Red Cross Vinegar Company, St. Louis. i FOR RENT—ROOMS- FOR ItENT-NEW FIVE-ROOM APART- input*, complete: tinner or lower floor. North side. 'Phone 826 .! north, Bell. A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED GEN- • nil dry gn<wls worker, clerk, trimmer, a r Christian (home rooms to rent). Southern ' Dry OihmI, nml Sho® Co., 60 Marlottn Ht. J THREE NICE ROOMS. HOT AND COLD water; $15. In private family. No chtl- \ dren. Clogf In. .294 Central avenue. FOR RENT-THREE CONNECTING •; first-floor rooms, unfurnished or partly fur nished; one block of Aragon Hotel. 46 E. Kills; for light housekeeping. . . . .- .. FOR RENT, TO PARTIES’ WITHOUT small children, three nice new unfurnlsh- { ed connecting rooms, with hath, nnd sink 1 In kitchen; beautiful cabinet mantels; In eottnge occupied by owner. Price $18.50, In- r eluding lights, wnter nnd use of phone. ' Mrs. Virgil Hyatt, 310 K. line street. r TWO OH THREE CONNECTING ROOMS ' for rounle without children; prirc reasons- | Ide. 98 Welt Peachtree place. Atlanta tele- u phono 2586. NICE ROOMS IN PRIVATE FAMILY, “ either furnished or unfurnished, with of without Iwsird. 323 Capitol uvenue. ^ FOR RENT TO ADULTS OR COUPLE 7 without children, half of cottage, four * connecting rooms; very close In; south side. Desirable, care Georgian. FOR RENT-ROOMS. FURNISHED OR w unfurnished; light housekeeping; refer- w cnees; near cnpltol; private verundn; 242 Woodward nvenoe. Bell phone 3S89. ■ FOR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED CON- nccting rooms for light housekeeping. Wa- ter nml bnth; on second floor; $8 ner month. 66 Hnuklii street. ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM 7 —quiet nelghlwrhood; one block of ears. Use of telephone nnd hsth. Young man ( prefi rred. $8. 106 Windsor street. Atlanta ' 'phone 4021. t FOR RENT-THREE PARTLY FUR £ nished r«»om*. suitable for light house- ■ keeping. Couple preferred. ’Phono 687 N. , 639 Peachtree. 1 FOR RENT-FIVE OR SIX ROOMS ON F CnniHi-r xlr.i-I. In Decatur, Oa. Bell 'phone 393, Deentur. F THREE NICE ROOMS, HOT AND COLD water, In cottage, small family, ono child; close In. 105 Pulliam street. ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM ON FIRST floor, or one large front room, second 1 floor, furnished or unfurnlehcil; 33 West 1 Peachtree. Phono 322, North. T WANTED—ROOMS. .. . T YOUNG LADY DESIRES ROOM IN PRI- T vate family; north side preferred. Will T not object’ to congenial roommate. Best T references. Miss It. E. 8., care Georgian. TWO OK THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping; close In. Answos, stating price. References exchanged. D. D., care Georgian. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES ON BRA8R BEDS. ROBISON MARTIN FURNITURE COMPANY, 23 EAST HUNTER. WANTED—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS for self and wife; beat references. J. W. T Mattock, this office, or care II. D. Smith Company, 6 North Forsyth street. C la FOR RENT— ' FURNISHED ROOMS d THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS A for light housekeeping. Hot and cold w«w * ter. 156 Gordon street. West End. FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES, o O . . L ' ' J1J ' « FURNISHED COTTAGE, CENTER OF O Deentur: 5 room., piano, garden, ehlck- ena, can and achooia near. October 1 till *> Jnue. DaKnlb, care Georgian. £ WANTED—BOARDERS. rooms; large and small; select people for with board: also table board. 110 Capitol avenue. Bell 'phone 3464 main. WANTED—BOARD. vate family by young man of good bab- References exchanged. Address Prl- Family, care Georgian. * FOR RENT—3TORE8. FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BALE—TEN BROWN LEGHORN Work anywhere. City broke. dppey & Bro., 224 Decatur street. L.EJ—A NO. 66 WITHERBF.I: _ rattery Igniter. II. C. Stockdeli, Phoenix Insurance Company, 1009 1’ruden- NEW RUBBER- I buggy, with good harness. Bargain, fhland 20 Hlghlamf avenue. heavy lovers* reasonably priced. M. E. strawberry, cherry or raspberry vine- Send order to Mrs. John Francis, Col- Park, Ga. mg machine, in good c cheap. Apply 42 Wliidsor. In good order. Will sell one landfill. Central Carriage Park, Ga. Phone 297, East WEAVER TO WEARER—FALL WE NEED FOR PATRONS BOOKKEEP- era for Insurance company, $90; lumber company. $85; steno-bookkeeper, $75; atenog- company. »*>; sicno-oooKaecper, svo; sienog ; raphers for lrnntar company, $<5; lnsurnuo* i company. $75; Indy for doctor's office, $40; ; Iocs! and traveling companion, salesladies, clerks, waitresses and other good imsltion* open. Call or write na. National Employ- geut Association, 1022-1023 Century build- more nitrogen to the noil . _ winter crop. McMillan's Fall Catalogue gives full information about this valuable P ; also, about nil other farm seeds for plantlug. Catalogue mailed free on re quest. Fine Tailor, 93 Peachtree street. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED, COW- TO WINTER GOOD milch cow for use of milk; good feed and attention. Address Suburban, care Geor- gl/»n. Covington, Ga. Ing Co., Prudential 1 Better Tailor- Backs Included, F. O. B. Phone 39 Main. TRADE TO KNOW bermau Sblnglu Co., Blakely, Will accent $3, $4 and $5 Inter exchange Will sell cheap. FOR SALE. TYPEWRITERS. Iters—Remingtons $10 to $ * pay it a machine? Wi will aell you one for less than half price that will last you a lifetime. H. M. ASIIE CO., DO NOT FORGET! Central avenue, Atlanta, Ga. At- —i 3809. They aell Elgin, Waltham * “ week. You TYPEWRITERS. No* 19 Yost (almost* new) !”.’!!!! 46.00 No. 7 IRIck (with leather carrying rate) {6.09 1 * ~~ “‘Ion).77. 5.00 One No. 2 Rem Sho (good condition).. No. 2 Williams 26.00 O. D. Each machine guaranteed. Mone refunded if not satisfactory. Southern States Writing Machine Company, 424-25 Candler Building. WANTED-ALL KINDS OF COPYING Price 10c for legal or regular slxc paper If with carbon, 5c extra for each carbon used. Jny O. Humes, 168 Form wait street. Bell 'phone 4564 J. WANTED—THE PEOPLE TO KNOW WE have opened office, 906 Kngllsh-American Bldg., as public stenographers, under the new system, the Edison Business Phono graph. We solicit your patronage. Williams & Parsons. ^ MISCELLANEOUS. A. SPRINGER HAS MOVED TO 25 SOUTH Pryor street. Bays and sella second-hand furniture. Bays everything In furniture. Bell 1526 main. PER80NAU FILMS FOR RENT BY GATE CITY Film Exchange, 41 West Mitchell street. Best service In Southern states. EMBROIDERY, NEEDLE WORK AND plain newlng done at 2S2 Ilaynea street. Atlanta 'phono 4753, TODAY IS THE LAST DAY OF TIIE I’aaslon liny In Atlanta; don’t fall to come; this In tho last chance to see this piny. Terminal Electric Theater, 41 West Mitchell street. SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TOE FITTING of trusses, elastic stockings and abdominal supporters. The V. B. Perryman Company, 34 Peachtree street. IF YOU ARB RUPTURED AND NEED A trns* or al>dntfi!na! supporter, coll at 34 Peachtree atreet and be fitted without ex tra cbnrge. The V. E. Perryman Co. CUSHION COMFORT SHOE CO.. 18214 Whitehall atreet, Atlanta, Ga. Ordera by tnnll solicited. WANTED—LADIES' UNDERWEAR AND babies' tronsseus to make at 838 Fraser atreet; reasonable prices. DAVID W. VAKBROUGH, MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED—POSITION AS MANAGER FOR general merchandise or furniture business with investors; will tnke Interest In vene turn; references A-L Address W. W., care Georgian. WANTED—STUDENT WANTS TO WORK for board and room. Take care of fur nace, wait on tablet, etc. Address J. S. J., care Georgian. A YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSITION aa bookkeeper or assistant; several years’ experience; Wst reference given. 8. M., P. O. Box 834, City. WANTED - 8TENO-BOOKKEEPER OR city salesman at preaent employed In a clerical position would consider a change. Combination, care O. 8. Travis, route 68, city. WANTED—SITUATION AS ROOKKEEP- er with retnil house. Learned bookkeep ing by practical experience, and have /ilso had experience In tho business. A*1 ref erences. Address Box 86, Meigs, Ga. YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AB 01/- flee assistant. Ml! clerk or collector. Had experience. Beat reference*. E. E.»' care Georgian. WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. f»OSITION ns collector and assistant In office or house salesman. Best of references. Work, care Georgian. YOUNG LADY, FIRST-CLASS 8TENOG- ropher, dealrra work from 8 n. m. to 1 p. in. Adilrena A. V. H., care Georgian. WANTED—A JOB BY AN ENERGETIC, sober nnd reliable man; salary or commis sion. Box 287, city. YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER AND typewriter, with five years' experience, desires permanent position with reliable firm: can furnish best credentials. Address E. G. Nelson, 89 Fraser street. WANTED—POSITIONS FOR EXPERI- enced stenographers and bookkeepers. Tabernacle Employment Department. Tele phone 2766-L. EDUCATIONAL. VOCAL TRAINING-OPPORTUNITY FOR six young Indies to train In select class for church choir singing. Apply nt once Consultation free. V. T. Barnwell, 137H Whitehall street. SPECIAL VOCAL TRAINING FOR young gentlemen; hnss and tenor voices; for church chotr and quartet singing. Apply without delay. V. T. Barnwell, 73744 White hall street. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY ADVANCED’SALARIED PEOPLE and others. American Investment Ca, 701 Candler Bldg. Established 1890. WEYMAN A CONNERS. EQUITABLE. Mortgage loans 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 In and near Atlanta. 8. B. Turman. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WARE & HARPER, 724-725 CENTURY BUILDING. BELL 'PHONE 3311. ATLANTA 'PHONE 1868. $1,000—NEWLY AND BEAUTIFULLY FUR nished 14-room boarding house; awell sec tion of Peachtree street; filled to overflow ing at good prices; cheap rent; owner going to Florida for the winter. SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND; ANY amount. 4V4. 6 and 6 per cent. Write or call 6’. W. Carson. 24 S. Broad St FOUR PER CENT nOME MONEY TO lend on monthly payment plan; no delay; also money for purchase money notes. Straight loans made at 6 per cent and up* W. A. Foster, PALMISTRY. MME. DEL REY, THE WONDERFUL psychic pslmlst. Is reliable. She advises you on love, family, business affairs, mar- avenue, between Pryor and Cen- MADAM PAULINE, Scientific Palmist. LOCATED AT 2$ HOUSTON STREET. can be consulted on all affalra of llfo; has helped others, why not you? Office boors: $2.M0-ESTABLI8HED AND MOST TROF- liable manufacturing business, together with good stock and complete outfit for manufacturing. Owner forced to leave At lanta. 1750-WELL ESTABLISHED, MOST LIB- erally patronized cafe for ladles nnd gen tlemen; heart of city. This Is a sacrifice price. $3.000-WELL ESTABLISHED. LIBERAL* ly patronised nnd profitable coal and wood yard, with railroad trackage for five cars at one time. 31,510—REAUTIFULI.Y AND NEWLY FUR. nished Imlxlng hunae (27 rooms), clearing $250 per month. $400—WELL ESTABLISHED (20 YEARS), reputable and profitable photo studio, clearing $100 per month; can he greatly in* creased. Sickness cause of offer. I500-COMPLETELY EQUIPPED, LIBER- , ally patronized Huh nnd ment market; tieit location; cheap rent. $3,400—WELL LOCATED AND LIBER- ally patronised drug business, clearing $200 per month. $800 WILL BUY AN ESTABLISHED MAN- ufacturlng business, with Immense profits. 38,600—ONE OF THE LARGEST AND most profitable manufacturers' agencies, wholesale brokerage and commission bust* nesses In the Southern states. This will stnnd all kinds of Investigation. If you want n business of this kind, Investigate this; we feel sure you will trade. 1500-AN ACCEPTABLE BUSINESS MAN who knows something about office and newspaper work can Invest this amount In n most growing and prosperous printing and publishing business and draw a salary of $100 per month. $850—NEWLY AND NICELY FURNISHED ten-room lodging house; almost heart of city; fine location; cheap rent; best reason of offer. $1,500—FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, together with lease of n forty-two-roora hotel and lodging bouse; tine location; al most heart of city. In prluclpal street; rent only $150 per month. $500 WILL BUY TIIE LEASE (WHICH KX- tends until December 1, 1906), on sand priv ilege; unlimited supply; Immense demand nnd big profits. Main line Southern rail road. $750—ELEGANTLY LOCATED (IN VERY heart of city), beautifully furnished spd most reputably kept fourteen-room lodging house, paying finely. This Is a magnificent opportunity In this line. $1,900—ONE OF TIIE BEST LOCATED. most liberally patronized soda wnter antV Ice cream businesses In very heart of At lanta. First-class fount. WE HAVE A FIRST-CLASS BARBER shop with seven chairs In heart of city at n sacrifice; cosy terras to an nccepta* hie party. $3,500—WELL ESTABLISHED. TIIOR- oughly equipped manufacturing business; unlimited demand for the products; flno profits; Immense possibilities. $5,000—BEAUTIFULLY AND ALMOST newly equipped drug store, beat location; very close In; cheap rent; Jong and valuable lease, with an elegant aodll fount; fine pa tronage; clearing $200 to $300 per month above all expense*. Will give terms on a part of this to an acceptable party. The price la actual cost „ Beat reason for aell- Ing. If you want n' drug business In At lanta of this kind. nn<T will Investigate this, we feel sure you will traQe. THE GREAT GEORGIA .STATE FAIR which attracts thousands of people to Atlanta and which continues for weeks, will ■oon be on hand. If you are In the market for a lodging, hoarding house or hotel, see us at once. W# have some of tho most attractive propositions from $300 to $2,509. which can be bought Just now at a real bargain. * $4,259 - WELL • ESTABLISHED (TEN years) popular and profitable generrt nur- chandlso business In first-class town of 1,600 Inhabitants, within 20 miles of Atlanta, clearing good money. Party wants to mova to Atlanta only reason of offer. $2.500—ELEGANTLY LOCATED, BBAUTI* fully furnished and most liberally patron ized hoarding nnd transient hotel (aaa about thirty rooms), everything nice, new nnd clean. If you want n hotel or hoarding house In Atlanta, this Is your opportunity; clearing $200 per month. All of Above For Sale by WARE A HARPER, 724-725 Century Building. GOLD DREDGING' IN ALASKA-10.000 acre* tested gold-bearing gravel. Rich est placers known. First offering stock. 10 cents. Installments. Illustrated prospectus, free. 8hould pay $10 for every dollar In vested. Yukon Basin Gold Dredging Co., Ltd., Kansas City, Mo. I DESIRE AN ACTIVE CORRESPOND. ent In every town to afrit approved In vestment securities; hlgh-claas_propo«lt!(vn Kansas c^ty CO Mo n,, * ,OD,, °* W Clawson, FOR 3ALE—REAL ESTATE. FREE LOT-WAUKESHA, WASH.- henlth nnd Bummer resort. Tnle Lake. Lot, 25 by 100 feet. Send 13 warrant, deed; no reatrietloni. Snnrks Droa., 14 Ber nard atreet, Spokane, Wnah. FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE IN COLLEGE Park, near ear line; lot 100 bj 190; beantl- fnl natural abadt. Small caah payment, balance monthly. \Y. R. Hammond, 013 Cen tury building. Bell 'phone 373. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. WANTED—SIX-ROO31 COTTAOB-I WILL , pay 12,500 eaah for north aide alx-room bonne; large lot. Not particular nlxiut lo cation. Addreaa Buyer, cart Georgian. FOR 8ALE—FARMS. FOR BALE—SPLENDID FARM: 249 _ acres; 16 miles from city; 2 from Tucker; " 4 from Norcross. Idea well. Uoml com munity. Bottom auil upland. Four com- ortnhle houses, with tarns. Part caah. 6 Term* easy. Farmer, care Georgian. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. THE GREATEST WEEK OF THE GREAT SALE AT BARNES’ A little of everything at ‘NEXT TO NOTHING’ prices. Several thousand pieces of furniture, mat tings, rugs and housefur- hishings at “quick-selling” prices. HOUSEKEEPERS WEEK AT BARNES’ It will be an occasion of more than usual interest to all womankind of Atlanta. “BARNES” proposes here to 'supply the furniture needs of every class. To show a stock embracing all that’s new and correct in style, worthy and dependa ble in character. No matter what your price limit or circumstances may be, “BARNES” can fit your homo from cellar to garret at the lowest possi ble price consistent with de pendable goods. GREAT SAVINGS AT FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR No. 70 Irwin Street—An attract- ivo 5-roora cottage, near corner Irwin and Jackson; well built, has every convenience. A choice little investment at $2,250. Cash. No. 354-356 Auburn Avenue—A good house on Auburn avenue near Boulevard. Very substantial- ly built; rents steadily to good white tenants. Price, $2,500. No. 159 Nelson Street—A 6-room cottage, three blocks bovond Terminal station; has water’ gas and bath; rents $20; located in section where very little property is ever offered for sale. Price $2,250. ’ FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR, Century Building. LAND FOR SALE. THIS SALE—ARE YOU SAVING YOUR SHARE? This is an all important question. You should be able to answer it in the af firmative. Never in all your household experience liave you had chances like we offer you now. A GREAT STORE AND A GREAT BUSINESS Situated adjoining cor porate limits Crawfordvillc, Ga., between and facing the two public roads. to Wash ington, Ga., containing 211 acres; 6-room dwelling, bam, two tenant houses (3-room and 2-room), creek through the entire place; several acres bottom land. Price $3,600. P. O. Box 26, White Plains, Ga. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CUT PRICKS OX DINING ROOM FURNI TURE. ROIUSON-MARTIN FURNITURE COMPANY, 23 EAST IIUXTEIL nary, saw mill, «*»* - Will divide Into small farms, each r public road; easy' terms. Apply P. Tilly, owner, Cnamblee, Ga. R uwry, •toes from have risen here on the foun dation of PUBLIC SATIS FACTION WITH THE BEST SERVICE, THE BEST ASSORTMENTS AND THE LOWEST PRICES. We never have permitted and never will permit anyone to undersell us. No matter what you* want, you can find it at “Barnes’ ” “for less.” BARNES’ POLICY OF GIVING HONEST VALUES, LOW ER PRICES, RELIABLE QUALITIES AND ABOVE ALL SATISFYING ITS CUSTOMERS, QUALITY, PRICE AND VALUE. OSCAR BARNES & CO., 18 E. Hunter St., Both ’Phones 1368. _ OLD HATS MADE NEW. 80FT AND STIFF FELT HATS CLEAN. ed nnd re-ahnped, We. I'nmmm lint, denn ed anil reshaped. 50c. Soft nml ntlir urnw hata blenched and prcaacil. 60c nml 3>. All hands or sweats (each eztrn 25c). Out-of. town order, given prompt attention. I.nteit styles, beat work, lowest prices. Aetna Hatters. 10054 Whitehall street. TYPEWRITERS. ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 71 N. Preor St.. Atlanta, Ga. Dealers In all —- - - ill makes of Typewriters. BUY YOTTR FURNITURE FROM UR AND RAVE MONEY. HOB IRON-MAR TIN FIR- NITURB COMPANY, 23 EART HUNTER. CHINESE SACRED LILIES (FLOWER OF* the Gods). This fa one of tho uiont sat isfactory flowers grown. True Chine**- grown, large bulb*. 10 rent* rnrh; three for " If by mall, 15 cent* each; three for 23 South Broad Street, DONT WEAR PANAMA HAT8 THAT ARE DIRTY AND SOILED AND oat of shape. Bussey cleans, prenses and — .. w an( | gt | ff nni , p nB . latest styles. 2844 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. H. W. ROUNTREE & RRO. TRUNK AND BAG CO. Retail and repairing. 77 White* ball street. Phone 1676. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP, ■ nnnvi unir-soiPti. wmi bii. .......... Phone*—Dell 2335. Atlanta 1784. ATLANTA WINS—SEE HERE! 18 YOUR furnace In shape for the winter. If not, give us your order. Now, don’t wait. will taka care of It In due tliue. Monerlef Furnace Co., 10 Trinity avenue. Both phones. FOR RENT—HOUSES. TWELVE-BOOM HOUSE, ALL CONVEX; lences, $45; six-room two-story houw*. $g. three-room bouse nml store attached, $12.W, three-room house for colored people, L. 'Phone Owner, 1796. FOR BENT-72 WEST BAKKB STREET! new, modem, first-floor flat; five and reception hall; $35. Bell ’phone 25*5 J. FOB BENT-A 4-BOOM COTTAGE, SO Glenn, corner III11; gornl shade: fine weu water. $12.60 per month. W. Br° wD * 600 Austell Bldg. FOB BENT-A O-ROOM COTTAGE. » Cherokee avenue; east front; nice snsa*’. rge lot: newly painted nnd pnpered; me alk. W. W. Brown, 600 Austell Bldg. FOR RENT—HOUSE8. FOR RENT l 9S EAST ELLIS STREET, 8 ROOMS WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS, JUST TWO BLOCKS FROM PEACHTREE STREET, RENTAL VERY REASONA. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. , FOB BENT-NO. 278 CAI’ITOI. AVKNTE. eight rooms; Immediate possession. phone Main 20S1-J. FOR RENT-MY NINE-ROOM HOlSKj Bouth side, for two adults’ l*onrd or h#ir of house. Owner No. 10, care Georgina- FOR RENT. Parties looking for houses or flats can obtain a com plete list of all property for rent in the city by calling at J. M. High Co.’s, in Furni ture Department. No charge for information. CARPENTERS AND CABINET MAKERS. 8TOBE FIXTURES. FLY SCREENS, -el, and novelties. Bell -phnne 2374. Al*w ta Wood and Iron Novelty Work*, i| 9IU. J 1 n