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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1937. PPORTUNITIES FOR EVERYBODY HERE—NOW FIND YODRS Want Ads. 10 c a Line. No ad. taken for leu than 30 cents. Six words of average length make a lino. " / The following rates are for con nective Insertions. Rates for 3, 8 or 12 months’ contrast furnished on application. 1 time 10 cents a line. S times 81-3 cents a line. ( times 71-2 cents a line. 28 times ...... # cents a line. Phone. Bell 4929 or Atlanta 4401, and we will take your ad and charge It If your name Is It. either phone dlreotory. Ade must be 'phoned by 12 o'clock to be Inserted the same day. Ada for SITUATIONS WANTED will be inserted FREE ONE TIME. AUCTION SALES. a iiu.ip uni e.ouw. o(iec sates from promises. WANTED HELP—MALE. PICTURES AT WHOLESALE ROHISON-MARTIN FURNITURE EAST HUNTER STREET. Innta Typographical Union.’ WANTED HELP—MAi-E. GET KEYS MADE, LOCKS, OUN8 AND pistols repaired. 8bon department, The Tool Company, 68 Marietta street. Bell phone 5311, IF YOU WISH TO JOIN OUR UNION. drop ns a postal. Atlanta Typographical Union. Box 266. WANTED—AN OFFICE BOY; STATE EX- perlence. Address 1*. O. 621. PRINTERS—NO TROUBLE ON OR Ex pected. Steady work. Beat wages. Pied mont Printing Company, 56 Central a to nut*. BRIGHT BOY BETWEEN FOURTEEN and sixteen to learn good trade. Paid while learning. Piedmont Printing Com- pa nr, 56 Central avenue. HOY WANTED. TO RE USEFUL IN A wholesale house; references required; a chance for advancement. Cnll American post Card Co.', 11 Peters street. UUNTHD-ENOINEER tOR A DB T.A Vergne, 60-ton Ice plant. .Must lie sober WANTED—TRUNK MAKER. APPLY AT Foote's Trunk Factory, 19 East Alabama it roe t. UNION PRINTERS—THERE ARE NO open shop* In Atlanta. Atlanta Typo graphical Union. BRASS BEDS AT CUT PRICES. non Martin Furniture Company, Hunter street. on account of the eight-hoi WANTED HELP—FEMALE. street, opp. Piedmont. Bell phone N. 1633 J. 25H ' to learn; good wages. Apply 137 Edge- wood avenue. WOMAN TO DO HOUSEWORK four persons; IJve as one of the family; good home and pay; permanent. ‘ *‘ Miss Sarah, care Georgian. n venue, Phone SPECIAL REDUCED 'PRICES ON DRAMS r RKDS. ROBISON-MARTIN FUR vl ' rl "*»" COMPANY, 23 EAST HUNTER. Cor. Grant and BfggrV resses at Durand's, Hunter street. McMillan Seed Co., 23 8. Broad 8t. WANTED-EXPERIBNCED FURNITURE finisher for new and old work. W. M. Browne Company, 714 Candler building. WANTED—OFFICE BOY. TWELVE TO fourteen years of age. Must be neat, oc- Hve and Intelligent. Apply The Georgian WASTED,"ruR UNITED STATES ARMY, ihle-hodled unmarried men. between ages of twenty-one and thirty-five: citizens of United States, of good character and tem perate halite, who can apeak, read and grtre rfngff*h. Men wanted now for serv- Ire la Cuba. For Information, apply to re cruiting officer. Temple Court building, At- lima, or 411 Cherry atreet. Macro, Ot. WANTED-TWO WHITE ROYS, ABOUT WANTED-NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF skitters 8t. Nicholas rink night of Atlauta rt?* .September 22. 1906. Manager, 420 Aua tell building. CUT PRICES ON DINING ROOM FURNI TURE. RoJMSON-MARTIN FURNITURE COMPANY. 23 EAST HUNTER. write pm before accepting km- ployment with printing offices In Atlanta. Atlanta Typographical Union. wasted-men "ro~ learn barber trade; wonderful demand for barber*; few seejtH completes; practical exi*erietice; ciye- Iui Instructions; demonstrations and exam nations; positions wnlilng; top wages paid graduates. Write for cntalogiic. Moler Bar- t'f'r (Allege, Hunter and Forsyth streets. MI.KSMA.V WANTED — SELL RETAIL trad*-, your locality; $65 per month and expenses to start, fir commission. Expert- 55y»i.eceseary, Hermlngseii Cigar Co., wanted-a man with bomb expb- «... 1l i p ? rn *"lttg vegetables and cultivating . «u* «>r-fifMir flowers to work on my country \,i ■ "Wo«>fthaven t M seven miles north of Address, with references, It. F. Drawer 1101. "antri ' »" I Typovi rir. A MALE STENOGRAPHER work, day or night. Aiblrcss care Georgian, ^RINIF118—DON'T flret , - MISLED BY rde«| nilvertlseuients. Write to us Atlanta Typographical Union. f*)' v tansy seeds in cold frames s Br.o’l"si ptonte> McMillan Sod Co., SI •*A.\TEI»_ a yoi no man who wants do,,r Mr i n n Bvlng ns stenographer ami out- Jr |* ,u an. Experience unnecessary. y*»ti use tobacco or whisky. j*oraer. care Georgian. ■ K,) FOR PATRONS: BOGKKKET 1, Rental bulldln WANTED HELP—Male and Female. WANTED-COTTON MILL HELP. REV- _ _ jest i Elizabeth Cotton Mills, Egan, Ga. F. Brannon. Moreland, WANTED—AGENTS. WE START YOU SELLING DIAMONDS. Don't fail getting «.«ir liberal offer; |5 •lady sure. Carbon Diamond Co., Syracuse, N. Y. Mention paper. represent the strongest southern life In ...... ,u.mn.nr V.,nna.llnln.»ln> IIiihIii... conducted nn regular Ilf. Inaurauce line*. A. Ilto-ral rnumlnlon. •• «r, poral- lil. for non-participating bualn.H. lnqqlrtra will be treated n* ahsolutelr confidential. State age and qualification.. It.plr to Rupt. of Agcnta, oar. Atlanta Georgian. WANTED—LADIES AND MEN TO ACT na our agcnta In Atlanta and In a.ery Minty; will pay you wall. Wholanla Sup- i. c* Rox 372. Valdoata, Oa. WANTED—SALESMEN. SALESMAN WANTED-SELL RETAIL trade, yonr looallly; 265 par month and ai- panao. to atart.nr cntnml.llon- Bincflence unn.oo.aary. Itermlnitaen Cigar to.. To ledo. O. THE ATLANTA ATHLETIC CLUB. EAST lake Holf l.lriki. nro aown with McMIl Inn'n lawn great.. iloMlllan Hood Co., 22 S Broufl street. TRAVEL1NO SALESMAN TO SELL PORT onnla na able lino. Boat afllera made. Lib- ernl oonimlaalnn. The Columbian B(»« Co., Atlnntn. f..r nmlltm". m , , v E0 »“ 0,1 WANTED—TRAVEI.INO SALESMEN TO otln'r f^kSg^rn/miSltlon” broil ,, .K5 r tS“Sw^*tl2L*ttSSil nd. 7ll»? laiit ;'" ll T"iy. *30; manufacturing oom- ft”"* --iSi. 8 '.* *.K to il ■ o'onograpliera. tomimrary, M.W of P"™'*' ' Ia«hi i '•*/. W nnd 13 ihtya' work: per- * SJA-t. packing company. Mi r’iJJ.PK Jfffie rarn’i', fir.; cool company. tVB; ISSSSJiL e *JS» £5 r ■ ' "ttinniiv. trv i,.ari„.,Hr. iti: tiliflit! "retires. per $75; beginner.. MO; night I h, 1,1 JlP: shipping nnd billing clerk, "f" tr *i °°i traveling salesman with ! ftf.a.. i . , ln Georgia for hlghdnse go<Mts. CAI offic r' M;l n,| d traveling colletRors, cie «• H j-nu want ft position call »>••! i i ‘ u !* >«»'»• National Emp fc-- ^^oclatlnn. wS2 'h Century Bldg. .k,!.'L 1 ’; MEN WANTED EVE those who have bnd sue rlencc and can furnish A-l rof l*cr day easily made hy men lltf * Snilfh Pmmip WHHP dW • ,:J, •*» f^5 made weekly, distributing tsu.i, „ • ■anipleo, tacking signs. No ran* rami* ,. h r!^*dy; address Reliable Adv. Ilu- ' hlcngo. ^V'ti N h„W ,,,KRC, A 1 -. mbchanical *ic.ii. Hon|| 00, ^-iFIRST MONTH’S Till- thl, ' 'I yon clip and mall or nraaant Prajaw* "*<bln the neat flvo day. to |, -»-ktr~ Praetloal Bnalnaaa Collaaa. I- ■arkahu ’ L" klD * for pnrtlculnra of tbla ra- •en If rnn tlaalra, quit at tba t!#i # ♦ .. mo . n *h. owing nothing; or c»mi- ’Woo. •l'«tal rato-ia a month. Rail The Walker Co., 71 South Pryor street. Atlanta, Oa. ABLE SALESMAN' TO COVER OEnlt .... with atnpla lino. Hlrt commlaalona. vTth ln»t monthly advance. Permanent no- .lllon to right man. Jaaa II. Smith Co.. jW- troll, Slloli. FOR RENT—DESK ROOM. DESK SPACE IN EMPIRE BLTLDINO. * to monographer or boailquartora for trav- allng man. Addreaa Uoaaonabla E. B., ere tleorglan. DESIRABLE DESK SPACE TO LET. M« Empire Blilg. Ball phone «7. HALF OF OFFICE BOOM FOB RENT- * Iinmi'llato po»«et«lon given. Inquire at 327 Amtell Bldg. . FOB RENT-DESK SPACE IN LARGE afflce. 714 Century Bldg. SITUATIONS WANTED. 1, WANTED—EXTRA WORK TO DO AT t. night. Address C. D. 8., 67 B. Ge. Ave. WANTED BY MAN HOLDING A RE8PON- Bible railroad position at night. 3 or 4 ■ hoar*' work of any kind during tho morn- Ing hours. Address B. Y. M., care Geor gian. ” PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPER DESIRES p. two or three hours' work after 6 p. m. 3 Address Bookkeeper, 826 Empire Bldg. _ YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER WITH O experience donlrog position at once; can . give good references. Address Miss B., cere Georgian. j « YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE PE* 0 sires position as stenographer. Miss J. C., cere Georgian. r WANTED—TYPEWRITING TO DO AT i\ night, by experienced stenographer. Copy, y Ing. circulars, etc. Neatness, accuracy r> guaranteed. Address Miss R. C., care Geor- f- gtan. ; WANTED—POSITION A8 8TKNOOUA- ■ pher by experienced and capable young will consider $12.60 per week. Address G. * W. H., 1315 Third street, Macon, Ga. - PERSONAL. * TIIE PERSON RIONINO HIMSELF OR heraelf Inez I.lngle la requested to cnll [> at The Georgian office ana get the $5.00 bill recently sent us with a communication, - The communication will not be published t In The Georgian, and we dealre to retain i the money. CUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK-SENlf MR your birth date nnd 10c for wonderful • horoscope of your eutlre life. Prof. Ra- * phael, 608 Sixth Ave., New York. SPECIAL—WE WILL MAKE A BUN ON atomisers end eprays Monday, Oct. 21at. See our windows. V. E. Perryman Co., 34 • Peachtree St. FIFTY NEW, BEAUTIFULLY COLORED cards of Atlanta or or assorted cards, ' post paid. 90c. 2.000 kinds of poat cards lu 2 stock. The Columbian Rook Co., Atlanta. WANTED-NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF skaters St. Nicholas rink night of Atlanta riot, September 22, 1906. Manager, 420 Aus tell building. PASSION PLAY. COMMENCING MONDAY’, OCTOBER 21, every twentieth admission to "The Pae- [ slon Play; EnUre Life of Christ," at 41 1 Weat Mitchell street, will receive a ticket good for 28c In merchandise st McClure'* Ten-Cent Store, 40 YVeeL Mitchell street, t Atlanta. KITCHEN COMBINATION NOVKLTY- For grating corn, scaling flsh nnd cleaning vegetaTdes, 2>c. Illustrated catalogue froe. 8. 8. Scrivener. Room B, Cotton Exchange, Memphis. Tenn. SAVES YOUR TEETH—Til READ-CUT* ting thimble. Sells like wildfire. 10c. Catalogue free. (ft. K. Millard Supply Co., 52 Main street, Lockport, X. Y. $2T» A WEEK IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR- self. We start you. Complete plans only 10c. Illustrated catalogue free. W. J. Muslel A Co., Kotnlnh, Idaho. WANTED EVERYBODY TO SEND 25c for a trial box of Harrow's Pure Food Cnndlee. Sent anywhere. Made every day where everybody can tee. Garrows Candy Co., 40 Marietta street. AN ENGLISH LADY OFFERS A REFIN- ed, comfortable home to married eomde without children. Apply 716 Century Bldg., between 2:30 and 5, or 86 Angler avenue. Terms moderate. 100 WAYS—COMPLETE PLANS FOR women to earn money at home, spare ♦line, 10c. Catalogue free. Hugh Rodin ton Moore, 19 Orchard street, Lynn. Maaa. ni!Y YOUR FURNITURE FROM US AND SAVE MONEY. ROHISON-MARTIN FURNITURE COMPANY, 22 EAST HUN TER. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St WANTED—BOARDER8. SUITABLE MARRIED COUM.E CAN get large, choice room and board In prT- vate family. Some reduction where party furnishes tne room. Phone 306 J. Weat. 2M Ashby. REFINED COUPLE, BEAUTIFUL WEST Peachtree home; delightful rooms; private bath: elegant service; references. Homo Comfort, car* Georgian. WASftBft-COtjM,B OH Two YOUNG men bonnier, la prlrnle family. Phone 7H-J North. PICTURES AT WHOLESALE COST. SOBISON 2IARTIN FURNITURE CO.. 22 BAST HUNTER STREET. BOARDERS WANTED FOR LAROE. NICE front room,; hot end fold bnthn. Mneelnl rote, to student,. Atl,nt« phone 2222. TUB BRIRTOL. « W ALTON—CHOICE room,; l,rce nnd nmnll; neleet people for th, winter; rate, mioniblt. B,tb>. Ti bi, th, brat. Menl tick*!,. PICTURES—STEEL ENGRAVINGS. PAS- TEL8 AND CARBONS’. ALMOST AT WHOLESALE COST. BOBISON-MABTIN FURNITURE COMPANY, 22 EAST HUN- TEB STBBET. 1 WANTED—BOARD. , | WANTED—BOARD IN PRIVATE HOME ‘ for winter by refined yenne couple; refer- t encee exchanged; describe fully. Boarder, 14 B. Mitchell street. I FOR RENT—ROOMS « FOB RENT-TWO LARGE AND ONE •mall nnfurnlilied room,, together or **p»- rate; cloee In. 230 "A. 8. Pryor. FOUR COXNBCTINO ROOMS WITH IlE- ’ eeptlnii hnll nnd «npnrnto bath. Bell phone Main 27M-J. No. « Hen.lrii Av». J TOWARD TIIE END OF THIS MONTH net out enblinse nnd lettnee plant, to j etnnd out durlns the winter. McMIlmn Reed Co., 22 R. Breed ,tre*r. FOR RENT-A PLEASANT FRONT T room, with or without board. Apply 516 f K. Pryor St. a FURNISHED BOOM FOB BENT. IN PB|. „ vat* family; board If wanted. 117 Luekle street. FOB BENT-FIVE OB SIX BOOMS ON South Uoniutlly atreet, Deentur, tie. Tele- phone 299. Deentur. I FOUR I.ABOE FIRST FLOOR CONNECT- L Inc room,; ,eparnte eonrenlenee,; no ehll- dren: re«,on,T.le rent to »ee*ptoWe port j. , "Owner.” •« Dodd Are. - FOR ItENT-TWO UNFURNISHED Con necting upetalre rooms for rent; suitable 1m for light housekeeping. Gas JHiter nnd II bath on floor; $1 |*cr month;^T>6 Rankin C street. FOB RENT—FIVE ROOMS, SUITABLE for llfbt honeekeeiilnn: eleetrie llfbt, and J water; ’’cheap;*' Collet- Peril cor line. Ad- F drees, J. U. I-., rare Georgian. O FOR RENT— » FURNI8HED ROOMS FOR RENT — AT 2S6 WASHINGTON street, one furnished and one unfurnished (front room*) room, either with of without meals. FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FOR housekeeping, four connecting first-floor .joins. Private bath and telephone. In house with owner. Grant park section, one block of two car lines. Phope 3122 Main, 4686-J after 6 p. m. VffRRlT 23 EAST “H?51 IT IN HUN 6U8E IN . FURNI NTBR. R( TURK COMPAN’ FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED front room; all conveniences; best East Plue, for $3, quick. Iiiono 343 I*F YOU WISH "ANYTHING OF RE/JL LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for rent: reasonable; hatf block from cap!- •1. 72 Washington atreet. apartments? Let us save you the long, a Ri efer. No charge. American In. for gentleman. Phone 2430 M. 267 Peach* ee street. WANTED—ROOMS. elre to rent one, two or three unfurnished oome, close In: would prefer steam heat, iddreas F. A. \V„ care Georgian. WANTED—FURNI8HED AKlD UNFURNISHED R00M8. tree atreet. 'Phone 2296. FOR RENT—STORE8. Marietta street. Will be va< 1908. Suitable for drug store < ery. Mrs. C. A. Traywlck, rent cheap; close In. 117 Gilmer street. son-Martln Furniture Company, 21 FOR RENT—FARMS. FOR RENT-GOOD CORN AND COTTON inn, near enough to elty for tr Morgan, 135 Whitehall. WANTED—FARMS. WANTED—A FARM FOR $1,000 OR $1,200 cash. Near Decatur, Jonesboro or Colli Park. Must have wood and water on BU8INESS OPPORTUNITIES. WARE & HARPER, 724-725 CENTURY BUILDING. BELL 'PHONE 3311. ATLANTA 'PHONE 1868. $2,000—40-ROOM HOTEL. NICELY FtJR- ulsbed. Hearing good money. Original coat of furniture nud furnishings $6,000. This la a bonanza for any one wanting a loudness of this kind. W.OOO I.Y CASH AND .NOTES FOIf 11,754 will buy n most reputable, popular and profitable lodging house In Atlnntn. Long Ioaac.^ch(*np rent; mngnlflcent op port unity. lowing letter from a tirst elnss manufac turing concern In oue of the best cities of good young ...000 to $5,000 In our business nnd act ns secretary nnd treasurer. Our capital stock Is $15,600.00. We want to Increase It to $20,000.00. Can show any one that we nro making $400 to $450 |>er week.” FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE-ONE MANDOLIN, IN GOOD condition. Price reasonable. 267 Peach tree. T r awa COMPANY. 21 BAST HUNTER. OVERCOATS RE-LINED, CLEANED, pr.»«<L,-g’. qarwBLL. Tailor. 113 North Pryor street. 'Phone 1062. POINTER DOGS—THREE FINE TIIOB- oughhred females, half grow'n. $4 each. Bnntemille. Ga., Box 4. B. T. Woodall. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. 'McMillan Seed Co., 23 $1.500—NEWLY AND SPLENDIDLY equipped lodging house, heart of Atlanta, absolutely clearing $200 to $260 per month. Good lease, unreasonably low rent. ; best location (Peachtree street), paying *fGli unlimited poNsIbilltlea. $750—WELL-EiTA BUSHED, LIBERALLY patronize 1 grocery am I meat market. In* eluding horses ami wui;nns; g(*o«| lo ntlouj cheap rent. H$0—ESTABLISHED. ELEGANTLY LO. rated nnd profitable flsh, poultry nnd priwl. ■e business. There Is no business In the of Atlanta for the Investment that more money’. W. J. Garner, 250 Mnrlettn street. FOR SALE-SOUND KENTUCKY HORSE, years old. $150. Pair good mules $250, Deci ‘ — been tor street. Atlanta phone 872. A BARGAIN—$450 OUTFIT, SIX HORSE power holler nnd engine on wheels; lo good condition; tested 100 lbs. cold water, Cash. $100. 442 I.iickte street, Atlanta. . TWO SHOWCASES, TWO TABLES, ON^ wall case and typewriters cheap. ga: romlltlo I». O. Box 854. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. Widow, care Oeor WANTED-TEN OR » ACRES, WANTED-A FOUR OR Farmer, care FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. r uule sy monthly payments, uld Bldg. INSIDE CITY LIMITS-BEAUTIFUL shaded lot, 66x288, fronting two at close to two car lines. In rapidly gr ■action. Price only $1,000 rath or 1 Addreaa Owner, No. 5, care Georgian. OUR SELECT LAWN GRASS REED IS '* ‘ it—nothing better. No or by whom It la offen 28 S. Broad street. COfTAW' vr perk has Just been completed and Imme diate possession can be given. This cottage has 6 rooms, cabinet mantels and ‘ IF YOU ‘WANT A EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE. EXCHANGE FirTT ArnE FARM tr »r fruit, #. IV. I)., , 22 H. Broad atroot. or niaar car line. It,.turn and art rewnnl. ft ul 4 h Ihrann Ilajca, Tleo. Mute $L206—ELEGANTLY LOCATED. 8PLEN- dldly cqiilnniHl pfMilr«>oni (six tables), with big possibilftice; cost $1,800 to fit It up. |T $8,606—CONTROLLING INTEREST AND . ubaolute iiiaiiugeincnt of oue of the ' largest, most reputable and profitable whole- a sale brokerage and commission businesses ' In tba Southern states. Hold 400 to 500 car loads of profitable goods In tlio last 12 months. * $4,600—ESTABLISHED AND MOOT RKPU- tnble manufacturing business; absolutely clearing $500 por mouth. $6,600 — KHTARLIHIIRD. PROFITABLE 5$ aud magnificent manufacturing business t, In city or 75,06); 100 miles from Atlanta. J This Is n sacrifice price. 11,500—FURNITURE AND FURNI8IIING8 — of n swell Peachtree boarding bouse (11 U riMima); best section of street; Hearing $200 per month. Coine quick If you want It. t. $750—18-ROOM LODGING IIOU8K, NICELY tX furnished; heart of city; best section; clearing fine profits. Best reason of offer. - 919.009—WE|«t>ERTA1ILI8I1 ED, RKI'l'TA- bie and growing general merchandise IiunI- nyss clearing $206 per montli, doing a year ly business of $30,000 to $35.«KiO. stork can ~ be reduced If purchaser prefers. AcfTtal as- ^ sets for your money. Best reasou of offer. >• THE MOHT ATTRACTIVE PROPOHITION lu the way of a ilrug business In the city » of Atlanta. Very handsome new furniture, magnificent fount, good location, prosperous business. Don't ask us elamt this unless you have at least $2,500 In cash as first v payment. w 12.500—WILL BUY THIRTY-FIVE KIIARES * »f stock In nn estat>UshiMl nnd most repft- *• table manufacturing business (with $10,000 v paid In). Good salary to iicceptalde party. $1,900—ONE OF THE BERT LOCATED. 1 most liberally patronized soda water nnd Ice cream businesses In very heart of At lanta. First-class fount. $15.006-YVE HAVE THE MOST ATTRAC- five proposition for n first class business 1 man to buy this amount of stock nud take management of one of the best establish ed. most reputable and prosperous matin- fncturliig businesses lu tho Houthern states, r All we want Is to find the man with ca- g parity and cash. We have the proposition e which will Interest him. 1600—LIGHT MANUFACTURING BU8I- . liens, with big possibilities. Owner forced r to leave city at once. If you wout It see uk promptly. I $1,006—ONE-HALF INTEREST IN AN E8- tnhllshed and profitable office business with Idg possibilities. Need acceptable part- uer to get beat results. 2400—WELL ESTABLISHED (20 YEARS), ■ reputable and profitable photo studio, clearing $100 per month; can hu greatly In creased. Richness cause of offer. “ 9650—COMt’LBTKLY EQUIPPED, I.HIER- , ally patronised flsh and meat market; !>est - location; cheap rent. ALL OF ABOVE FOR SALE BY WARE A HARPER, f 724-725 Century Building. FOR HALE—8TOCK IN VIVA FOOD CO. Address Food, care Georgian. TEN PER CENT PREFERRED (PAUTIC'I- patlng) stock for sale In large, well estab lished manufacturing concern; write for prospectus. John It. Weston, 75 Warr.ut ; street. New York. FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY (20) YEARS gold bonds, drawing 6 per cent Interest, payable semi-annually, an amount of stock equal to the face value of the bond given free with each l*ond. For further Informa tion, call on or address the Parker Broker age Company, 4U East Alabama street. At- Innta, Ga. IF INTERESTED IN' GOLD MINING stocks, you can obtain valuable Informa tion on n stock that Is expected to score a sensational advance by calling lit 40 East AlnlMitna street between 9 s. m. and 4 p. in. BERT PAYING AND BEST PATRONIZE!) electric theater, located In the heart of the city, owner will sell at a sacrifice. Good Investment for party who can give some persona! attention. Address Look Box 118. FOR RALE-ON ACCOUNT OK OWNER'S , health, good-paying business, entire house- hold furqjtnre, Including piano, cash regls- , ter. etc. Fine opportunity for quick buyer. Address 407 Druid HIM avenue, Baltimore. . Md. I MISCELLANEOUS. ( t STOVE AND RANGE ItEPAIItlNO. TIN- - nine nnd furnace work. Dozier A Morris, \ 121 Marietta atreet. Atlanta phone 963. A. SPRINGER HAS MOVED TO & SOUTH * Error atreet. Bor. and rell. Hraail-homl K furniture. Bor. crerrthlDf In furniture. |i Bell 1626 intln. | WATCHES!! _ t tiie most accommodating w.trrn house tn the South I. W. It. Edward. A „ Co 49 Contra! avenue. Thor roll Elfin. \ Waltham nml Hamilton Wltrhea 21 per - wrok. You wear the watch while paring V for It. GET PRI<*E8 ANYWHERE ELSE ON V FURNITURE. TOME TO US. AND WE - WILL BEAT THEM. ROBIHON MARTIN M FURNITURE COMPANY, 23 EA8T HUN TER STREET. si It WANTED—MONEY. w WANTED—SECOND-HAND 22 COLTS OR 8. A W. revolver. Muat be In Roort' con- (Ittlnn mill ehenp. Revolver, tbia office. FOB SALE-FINE cowi OR WILL EX. change cow nud large horse for email horse. J. P. Green, postoffice, or Poplar Springs. PICTURES AT WHOLESALE COST. ROB I NON-MAItTIN FURNITURE CO., 2$ EAST HUNTER STREET. GAS FIXTURES GAR MANTELS, GLOBES. CHIMNEYS, Gns Fixtures nnd Electrical Supplies. EARLY GILLESPIE, 26 8. Broad Street FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS. Elegant No. 2 model Smith Premier....$40.00 No. 6 model hlchrotne Remington 60.00 Practically new No. 6 Williams 15.00 Brand new Commercial Visible. Just tim thing for practice. Has universal keyboard 16.00 Typewriters rented $2.00 to $4.00 per month. We sell every make under the eun. THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, Branch American Writing Machine Co. 167 PEACHTREE. Phone; AllantA 2522, Bril SM. ATT I NOS 9NITURK In” FURNITf RK ENTER STREET. WANTED AT ONCB, $5,000 LOAN ON south- Georgia timber land worth four times amount of b**n. Addree# It. S. W., 1ft-17 Exchange Bank Bldg., Macon, Ga. CHEAPEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN GEORGIA. ROBISON MARTIN FURNI- TUBE COMPANY. 23 EAST HUNTER. TUB PIEDMONT DRIVING CIJMJ grounds are sown with McMillan's lutED grass. McMillan Need Co., 23 8. Br* ^ street. street, n lot or oin mmner, snsn ami pinif lass. Brldwoll A Campbell, $8 Broyles St, ‘ '* phone JPJ78, plan Bell CONCRETE (HOLLOW) BUILDING block machine, one man molda tOO damp- proof blocks, earning $10 dally. Cement alii and brick machines. Francis Machine Louis, Mo. CHEAPEST FURNI TURK HOUSE IN GEORGIA. ROBISON MARTIN FURNI TURE COMPANY, 23 EAST UUNTKH. FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS. no. • Olivers, uniiwn »inr« ivzviog iac- torv $80.60 No. 6 Remington, fine shape 10.00 No. 3 Remington; good condition 16.00 No. 2 Smith Premier; rebuilt 60.00 No. 1 Smith Premier; No. 2 Improve- SOUTHERN DEALERS WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER, Southern States Writing Machine Company, 424-25 Candler Building. Telephone 168S. EAST HUNTER STREET. Good condition. Price reasonable. 267 WANTEEX—MI8CELLANCOUS* it; to z<bhi runmiiun. mait ornnu, nui. l»er and price. Johnson, care Georgian. ! EDGIN'A IN ALASKA—10,000 »*d gold Bearing gravel. Richest iwn. First offering al •sted. Yukon pay i Bn i wagon. Johnson, 157 McDaniel St. also light spring wagon with top; njs<i pntleman and Indy's riding saddle. Must i» ehenp nnd In good condition. Address furnished. Address, Henry or nnqnoted »ld halencet .... - ... M. smy the. Room 452, change Bldg.. New York. bought foi 152, Produi WANTED—SECOND-HAND INSTANTA- neon* hot water beater; mnet l»e cheap and bargain. G. E. E., care Georgian. "What others advertise we sell for lesa." PRACTICALLY THERE IS ONLY ONE FURNI TURE SALE IN ATLANTA BARNES’ PRICES OVER WHELM COMPETITION. NO DULL TIMES HERE. EVERY DAY THIS WEEK A BUSY ONE THE BARNES’ METHOD OF SELLING FURNI TURE HAS MADE THIS STORE WHAT IT IS ! TODAY. This store is run on mod em lines—low rent—small,' expense—a large output— small.margin of profit. VISITORS TO THE CITY? WILL FIND AT BARNES’ EXAMPLES OF RE- MARKABLE VALUES THAT ARE BEING OF FERED IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FURNI TURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS SHOWN IN ATLANTA. FOR FALL WEDDINGS. IS YOUR FRIEND GO ING TO GET MARRIED! Then see our display of furniture before you buy that preseut. WHY! Because the superiority, of our furniture and house-! furnishings from the stand point of originality, quality, | in material and beauty in j design are the basic princi-f pies by which this store ha3 * built its enviable reputation, j AND THERE’S ANOTHER REASON^ Littleness in advertising I is not our practice. The penny specials do little to ward fattening the pocket- book of the buyer. It is the big things we do, the quality ( of goods we sell, and the full values we give that create for this store its popularity and the reputation as the' very best place for house hold trading. The best for the money paid is what all expect to buy here, and there is a reason for it, as nowhere is the ambition more sincere to build up the highest possible quality at the very lowest selling fig- We are out of the HIGH RENT DISTRICT aud eau sell you at LOW RENT PRICES.- OSCAR BARNES & CO., 18 E. Hunter Si. Both Phones 1368. ‘What others stiver Use we sell for Its*"