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i'HE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. . SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9. !?• UUAMT Anc 1 " THE GEORGIAN Are Little FADTI IKir I* I HU9 “GUIDE BOARDS" Pointing the Way to m UH I URL Want Ads. 10 c a Line. Th# following rateo are for eon- application. 1 time 10 > tlmaa 81 6 tlmaa 71 26 tlmaa 6 Wa make no charga for moaion- gar. to ba inserted tha aama day. WANTED HELP—MAbE. wanted, with some prnctlci experience preferred. Apply, rlence, referenoea, alao inlary Iter A MacKey, Ocala, Fla. ('all at 233 South l’ryor street. STENOGRAPHER—APPI.Y IN PRINTERS ON TARIFF WORK, MAKE- tip men. Piedmont Printing Cr “ trsl avenue. Man wantec ... Ira Ip Cuba. For Information, apply to rrultlDg officer, Temple Court building, lanta, or 411 Cherry atreat. Macon, On. AGE; MUST BE N AND INTELLIGENT. PLY AT BUSINESS FICE THE GEORG AT ONCE. than supply. Call or write ua, •tamp, for good position. National Employ ment Asaodatloa, 1032-1033 Ceotury Bldg, HELPING YOU TO SOMETHING nothing In the gold ana other fllllng »tlon»—entirely free—lo on for the few montba at the Atlanta- Dental Ci corner Kdgewood avenue and Ivy I "bite people only. NIGH1 BCIIOOt—FIRST MONTH S Tui tion free If yon t ‘ thin notice within ■ractlral Bnalneen College, 113 king for pnrtlcnlara of tile re- ir. If you dealre, quit at tha •na or the month, owing nothing: o •Inue at special rate—14 a month. Phone IN. PICE THE AT ONCE. ' « A A N ’ TELEGRAPHY—WHY? BECAUSE lo.oOO more telegraph operators are wan" on account of the eight-boar law recet '"acted. Twenty-Ore students who flrit i '"t.preient thli notice to Dranghen'a It .;ny..^^Tv. c »ct , ?. ... ' ’ /••'i i _iaiinam niruurgiiuii, *ou. HZ f ? r distiller! S9G; steuugrauhci MI riillroidt, distillers. broker’s office, hard- department store, res! ■n!f #m * *•* offices, wholesale dry g* Utl.* 1 r00 a er / house* from ITS to $13; »u •! iiS? en * manufacturing comp i oHmL 2?* -n< * Wind factory. $1 octuring company. $3,000: n nd’»b '<! SS? * fr.rti. tiA • $»- P** r vMkgap J-ftSiE® *" MS. per week: dreee goods, *18; denartuM*’ , kod * k '' M»: groceries, meal -aribti -Vi * l ? > “T* 1 cutter, shoes and litaEm’.!* L r "a | * i>°ritlona, anrh as firemen, l olmli. • tmekmen. In all llaea: !.?•®P"» to all at once. If yon want l.clre WHm anywhere In any re- ‘ "r. ie lL 1 , "V »Gte na We arc the plo- thl» line of business; hare placed a* nil,!!. " N“l inylng IHielll-Hia nlld it im-W.";. tiIk NATIONAL KM tar.,., ,' . ASSOCIATION, the ubleat and *'* t bualneaa of the Lind In the booth. ^ WANTED HELP—FEMALE. BOOKKEEPERS FOR COTTON MANU- facturiue companies, $83, with rapid pro FfiHilture manufacturing company y?- Broom.mf* company, $50. Young lady £?.!* * office, $35. Combined book- JJr lumber rompauy, MO to *05. In»mnm i- office, $70. Wholesale grocery house, W0. For r»Uroa<l off loo, »75. Thro. A-l tym-- wrltem for broker * offloe, *s. *10 nail *12 I’rr week, lor Invalid tally, *42. Nurae for aanitaHum, $40, room nud hoard. Lad leu to *V° ? I"* 1 * week* Cashier and book keeper for hotel, $50 to $75. Cashier for dvparttnvnt ltori . t lu.tlllery, *30. abort , for Tnlladogn fnmlly. *4J. companion. $8 per week. Plano PiM r, .5 4 p , ( ‘ r d *>> tliree hours’ work. Ho* tei maid, domestic cooks, domestic house keepers and a number of other good-pay- ISWJP 0 !**?™* opvn. Pall or wrlto na. THB_NATI0NAL EMPLOYMENT ASBO- OIATtON, tho targvat bualnraa of tbla kliul In the Southern states. WANTED HELP—MALE, FEMALE PERSONS WANTING TEETH FILLED free of charge can be accommodated at the Atlanta Dental College, corn*** Edge* auntie and Ivy street, under fne direction of experienced dentists as su perintendents. Open each day from 9 a. m. to 3 p. ui. Whitt people only. WANTED—SALESMEN. $600 WEEKLY EASILY MADE WRITING rontract. for fr*o land given to develop eoontry along new Union Central ntllrond In eaat Teiaa. Box 7*1, Dallas, Tex. SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL RETAIL trade, your locality, $65 jut month and expenses to start or commission. Expe rience unnecessary. Hermlngseu Cigar Co., a. Toledo, O. 1 TRAVELING SALESMEN WANTED TO 1 sell grocera, general stores and commit- * sarv; salary and expenses or commission. • Red Crosi Vinegar Company. 8t. touts. Mo. WANTED—TRAVELING SALESMEN TO sell proprietary medicines. We have a strong line to offer the retail trade, a line of exceptional value that appeals to the Intelligent buyer. No applications consider- * ed except from those who have had sue* restful experience and esn furnish A-l ref* erences. $20 per day easily made by men * of ability. The Walker Co., 71 South Pryor street. Atlanta, Oa. • SALESMEN WANTED—SELL RETAIL trade your locality, $65 per month and ex penses to start or commission; experience unnecessary. Hermlngsen Cigar Co., To ledo, Ohio. WANTED—AGENTS. ‘ WE START YOU SELLING DIAMONDS. Don’t fall getting our liberal offer; $5 dally sure. Carbon Diamond Co., Syracuse, N. Y. Mention paper. AGENTS WANTED-GOOD MEN TO HAN- 1 die a holiday specialty. Henson now st • hand. Good commission. Agents, care Georgian. AGENTS FOR KEROSENE INCANDES- cent mantle lamp; twelve times cheaper than gas, seven times cheaper than ordi nary kerosene lamp. Continental Company, 336 Broadway, New York. for the city of Atlanta; experience not necessary; ton-notch contract to the right party and exclusive privilege;.the rtost.pop ular health and accident Insurance policies on the market; a live man can make from $150 to $300 per month. Apply Monday to Federal Casualty Co., 604 Gould Bldg., At* lanta, Ga. SITUATIONS WANTED. LADY OF REFERENCE AND EXPE- rlence wishes position ns housekeeper or companion; no objection to couutry. Mrs. B. Knight, General Delivery. WANTED, WORK-EXTRA WORK TO do In the evenings after regular business hours. Office work preferred. Write a good habit. I X L, i-aro Georgian. WANTED-A POSITION BY AN A-l COL- lector. Salary or commission; local or traveling: Can furnish best of reference*. Cull Bell 'ubone 3760 J main, anil lak for W. B. T. City. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER DESIRES n position. Satisfactory references. Ad dress A. C. 8., 198 Peachtree street. WANTED—POSITION BY REFINED voting man na bookko*p*r or n* ml loo tor or clerk In drj good, .tore; for full Infor mation, addreas 11. II. K., car* Tho Geor gian. WANTED-A POSITION AS SHIPPING clerk or watchman. References. W, T. 8.. care Georgian.' A FIRST-CLASS, PRACTICAL MECHAN- leal drnftanian. with eatrn.lv* »bop expe- rlence, desires permanent or temporary po- pltloo. Box II No. 1. rare Georgian office. PRINTER—WELL-EXPKBIEHCEIl NEWS. paper nnd Job printer, .tend, and reliable, wonto po.ltfon on weakly paper In .moll , town. Addrenn, with pirtlruinre, E. 8. William* llano* No. i. Atlanta, Oa. COLLEGE STUDENT WANTS TO WORK for board and room. Attend furnace, etc. etc. Experienced. Best of references. Ad dress J. S., care Georgian. PERSONAL. f PLAIN SEWING AT REASONABLE ' rat.*. Apply 387 Luckle afreet. r W r. GRACE. PIANO TUNING AND \ repairing; leave order wltb Miller Book Company, 39 Marietta atreet. Both ’phone.. F A BUNION PROTECTOR IS WHAT YOU p need for your bunion. Results from Its uso are surprising 1 . For sale at \. H. Per ryman Company, 34 Peachtree street. MORPHINE AND OTHER HABITS—WHY remain addicted when full partlculara of " pumice eelf-enre I* aent you free. Addrem Box 8T8, Chicago. , THE PERSON SIGNING HIMSELF OR 7T brnd* laea I.lngta la reouctod to call " at Th* Georgian office ana get the **.00 , hill recently vent ui with a communication. •' The ’communication wilt not be pubUahnl In The Georgian, and wo desire to rotsen 1 the money. CAPTAIN KENAN. COMMANDANT OF . Siiiiuy Sonth Military ariUML baa Juvt received badge of honor for fifteen yearn’ \t military oervTce. CLOTH SIGNS. b Brown. B. ’Phone 3780. 3714 E. Ala. St. ^ DAVID TV. YARBROUGH, 1,1 MASTER PLUMBER, w Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St III LOST. 11 , , (l !,^ ri -- or i ii«if PAIR GOLD GLASSES IN CASE. \i “lieturn to 11T> Or*nt -treet and get rew.rd. lO^T—LARGE BROUN 8KITKB IHH3. *- ,4 m5 white ^i»t feet »nd white spt oi. M , Answers* t<> the iisiim* o» rranfc. fc?uro t» 1- *0**11. W "*"»» K AUCTION SALES. B. BERNARD. THE LIVE AUCTIONEER, at 20 South Pryor, will buy or sell you out FOR RENT—ROOMS. Hotel Bethel, under new management, cor* Will he vacant the 20th. 364 Houston rooms for gentlemen or couple. FOR RENT—HALLS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FOB RF»NT—TWO HALLS AT 14 PIED FOR RENT—HOUSES. 202 CAPITOL AVEL—CORNER FULTON , street; nine large, lofty rooms; spin halls nnd rorandns; two baths; plenty eta. and dressing rooms; large lot; eu> - house. W. D. Beattie. 210 Equitable Bltfg. FOR RENT-GOOD 2-8TORY nished rooms, suitable for light house, replug, or one furnished front room, ply 609 South Pryor street. unfurnished first floor rooms, with all pnlences; suitable for light bousek 174 Ulennwood avenue. RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping; furnace 487 Spring street. Call ’phone north private entrance; West End. 194 Gordon FOR RENT— ' FURNI8HED ROOMS 38 E. Harris street.. veitlences, including hot bath. Gentlemen West Baker. You know Baker street. IXT-A NICELY FURNISHED front room at 15 West Linden, on West * car line. Convenient to meals. street. Standard ’-phone • 4880 J. 143 Crew street. Mrs. L. E. Smith. FOR RENT. for information. FOR RENT— FARM8. for truck and dairy. Must .ated and In good condition. A full partlculats. Farm, care Georgian. FOR SALE— FARM8. TRUCK AND POULTRY FARM SITES; 18 -UULIb A.V 1/ ruui.lltl F All.ll acre*; red land. In timber; with illc road, a few yanli to Peachtree road. m: Peachtree, $1,400. All lieautlful 1 sites. Terms. 8. F. Flood, 160 street. ’Phone M. 1464. FOR EXCHANGE. FINE 80UTH GEORGIA FARM. seres; 480 cultivated; balance proved; artesian water. For pat dress Box 229, Gainesville, Gs. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Jam full at all times. Good payer, pletely furnished. Will require $625 It's a good thing. See us at once. I ders Ac Sharp, 6 South Broad street. dress, "Owner,” Box 22, Decatur, Ga. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT—DESK ROOM. Main phone 2720-J. WANTED—FURNI8HED AND UNFURNI8HED ROOMS. American Information WANTED—ROOM AND BOARD. "No children." Address, “Private Family," care WANTED—BOARD. )ARD IN INMAN PARK; iruace heat preferred; refer- Addrrsx. giving particulars, n Harper, 1014 century Bldg. State terms. J., Century Main 944. Point. MONEY TO LOAN. Co., corner Broad and Alabama streets. HALL STREET. SOUTHERN LOAN * HALL STREET. Established 1890. YMAN Jc CONNERS. EQUITA1 Mortgage loans on real aetata. Carson, 24 8. Broad *8L TYPEWRITERS. WANTED—HOUSES. well-built, desirably 6 OR SROOM (1 nvumrau t-ii|M *, wr may mL UUUIU RUU our Interest Is here. Hottest dealing Is our motto. We guarantee satisfaction to < customer. We sell for cash or on t Call or write us. We sell all makes. of typewriters. WANTED—BOARDERS. and gooil table. WANTED—NICE ROOMS, nice front room, well furnished, accommodate several boarder*, asonable. Mrs. H. C. Webh. 124 GETTING GARMENTS READY FOR WINTER MEANS A LOT OF WORK. • MAKE IT EASY THIS YEAR. HOW t JET A NEW DOMESTK SEWING MACHINE. THE LIGHTEST AS RUNNING MAI'HIN MARKET TODAY. CARPENTERS AND CABINET MAKERS. la Wood and Iro. Novolty Works. e, ? 4 WARE & HARPER, 724 725 CENTURY BUILDING. BELL 'PHONE 3311. ATLANTA 'PHONE 166*. $6,000 WILL BUY A HALF INTEREST IN an established, popular and growing man- ufn(during business; products pay lino prof- ON ,tH ! unlimited demand. Business clearing ous from $600 to $900 per month. L'nt' *1.280—MOST REPI'TABLE AND BEAUTI- , fully furnished 18-room Iwardlug house; filled to overflowing at flrst*clasH prices. OM Fine opportunity. |re“ H.OOO-IO-ROOM LODGING HOUSE. VERY heart of city; always Ailed with swell patronage at first-class prices. c 8 k ® *160—ONE-HALF INTEREST IN WHOLE- cur "* |p * n<1 r, ‘ ,a,l daley clenrlng *125 per ■o- month. Want partuer to lucrcaae the butl- ght »*"■ U5Q—WELL LOCATED AND NEWLY furnished barber shop, clearing $100 i»er month. eS *16.000—ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED manufacturing hualneaac. In Atlanta with Q- biggeit poailhintlea. Orer *30,000 worth of actual a.veta. Tbit Ir a hlg np|i«rtnnlly for )r sometHNly. f at *16.000—MOST REPUTABLE AND LIBER- ally patronised furniture business in one 1- of tne best localities In city, doing a busl- . nww of M ' 000 to $9,000 per month. Business , T6 Is clearing almut $6.50i to $7,500 per year. 1 Magnificent opportunity In this line. Best reason of offer. —* *1,100—THE MOST LIBERALLY PATRON- » Ixed blacksmlthlng nnd general repairing * business, together with a big stock of ma terial. In one of the best electric light towns of Georgia, clearing $100 to $150 per , ?f raonth: can be greatly Increased. Owner’s 1 Jj* HI health cause of offer. ,tn $1,500 WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST . located, most liberally patronised and — reputable fancy grocery stores, with mar- “ ket attached, on the north side. Best rea son of offer. $1,350—WE HAVE JUST IIAD LISTED J- . w,th u> 11 ■Irictly first-class hoarding on house, finest section of cltv, on the north . *** elde, absolutely clearing $185 per month. If * you want a boarding house, this Is your £ opportunity. ng (200—WELL IAICATED. LIBERALLY PAT- 1 ronlxcd nnd well equipped market adjoin- * ing first-class grocery business; best section of city. Owner of store has hands full without looklug after market. Will not sell to any one who will not operate market port unity. * [. tu- *300—ESTABLISHED, ELEGANTLY LO- oated fish, poultry and produce business; sold last Saturday over 1,400 pounds of fish _ ALONE. $650—IfAVB JUST JIAD LISTED WITH us an established, liberally patronised gro* eery nnd meat market. Including bora* and cn " a k on - Good location. A “• *1.200—LODGING nOUSB, SPLENDIDLY n •J- furntahed. filled to oyarflawlng at all n “■ tlmea; clearing *160 to *200 per month. „ , *880—TWENTY-ROOM LODGING HOUSE, J completely furnished, liberally patronised. 1 ■ r The furniture and furnishings of tbla place 0- coat *1.260. r- $3 TER MONTH WILL RENT A FOUR* t* room dwelling with a first-class store *2 room attached. In very best section of Marietta street for business. *1,600—NEWLY AND SPLENDIDLY absolutely clearing $200 to $260 per month. ^ Good lease, unreasonably low rent. *4.600—ESTABLISHED AND MOST BEPU- „ 1 table mnnufactiiring business; absolutely o a, clearing $500 per month. w , THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION O /j In the way of a drug business In the city ,1 of Atlanta. Very handsome new furniture. — magnificent fount, good'location, prosperous business. Don't ask ns about this unless 87 you havo at least $2,600 In cash as first P payment. {“ ™ *400—WELL EHTAIII.ISHED (20 YEARS), at reputable and profitable photo studio, — clearing $100 per month: can be greatly In* s cresaed. Sickness cause of offer. ALL OF ADOVE FOR SALE BY WARE Ic HARPER. R< — 724-726 Century Building. W f $5,000 TO INVEST—I WANT TO BUY A wi A small business requiring $1,000 to $8,900, or would Interest myself with a reliable A party with equal amount In any legitimate business. Address J. II. M., care Georgian. i BRING IN YOUR Si w ATLANTA CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES. We allow 10 PER CENT PREMIUM on them in the purchase of ' DOMESTIC SEWING }» ; MACHINES. |» 1 In Phones: 3336 Bell, 1250 {; * Atlanta. 104 N. Pryor St. . In WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—IT KNOWN THAT THE SUN- ny South Military Institute. $7 Washing- A ton, Is In most prosperous condition. pj WANTED—HALL HEATER: RADIANT Home preferred. Hint l>e bargain. Ad- dre.i. giving price, Rtovev. ear, Georgian. ADMIRABLE FILLING OPERATIONS. IN* eluding gold, done entirely free of charge at tha Atlanta Dental College, eorntr Edge- OY wood avenue and !tj street. White people pr only. WANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. office and household goods. We buy, sell rni. •nd A * Sponger, 25 8. Pryor A1 B! THE NEW DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE. w * la th, The ideal Machine for mu Family oewlng; two machine. In oaa. Far by anything any machine will do, and aotna beco thing, no other machine can do. of Phon* un and our agent will call aad allow doea It to you. We'll tell the New Dorae.tlc on chin to o DOMESTIC SEWING IS? MACHINE CO. ““ PHONES: SSI'.!™- gar 101 N. PRYOR STREET. Wei" 23 E. Mitchell str.pt. clay at 210 Ivy atreet. A. nail, 1417 Emplrii ltlilg. ORPINGTONS OP QUALITY— Goldan Ruff, hoary blrda. henvv ltpaaonaldy priced. B.at broad make me offer for tlie five. rniM vrui'i , inn k" ini' uuri P. O.'Box 37. Norcross, Ga. SALE - ANTIQUE MAHOGANY lug desk sud chiffonier. Call Bell t 1455 J north. Apply 489 Spring ILL MY KIMBALL UPRIGHT le hundred and twenty*five dot* Redrae, care Georgian. furniture—chiffoniers, isteads and mattresses. at 311 West Peachtree street. TWO FINK MULES AND WAGON, ONE dray, one sprit 122 Park street. SALE—EDISON Address C. D., this paper. FOR SALE NEW PIANOLA, Metrostvte and Tbemodlst. used about twenty times. Cost $300. Mahogany case for grand piano. Will take $260 for It nnd •a --»• g j c Haven’t room for It. Will FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. TYPEWRITERS SALE. FOR FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS. CHEAPER iemlngtoi TWOOtl, ! paired and rented. All makes re* SOUTHERN STATES TING MACHINE COMPANY, THE TYPEWRITER EX CHANGE. BRANCH AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE COMPANY, 167 PEACHTREE ST. TELEPHONES: BELL M-2526; ATLANTA 2533. WE ARE THE ONLY CONCERN IN the South aril log really rebuilt type writer*: othera sell merely repaired machine.. We carry more rebuilt type writers In stock, ready fordellvcry.than all of the other dealers combined. \V« rent Remington., late model; Smith Premiers, late model; Densmores. late model: New Centurya, late model; Yoats. late model; Olivers, Inte model; Williams, late model, at *2.00 nnd $2.60 per month. ALL MAKES SOLD. Remingtons .. ..$10 to $65 Smith Premiers..$I7 to $55 Williams $15 to $30 Densmores $17 to $65 Olivers $25 to $43 Foxes $20 to $35 Underwoods, Monarchs, L. C. Smiths and all others ever made at lowest prices. WHY NOT GET A RE BUILT TYPEWRITER? FOR SALE—SEED. B all kinds painted; ) H. FORHYTn ST. .B. ritONE 271S-J. M TOP-TOWN ORDERS SOLICITED. TYPEWRITERS. Branch of H. M. Aaba 4fc Co. WILL DO “ALL TO THE GOOD.” btug- 1 all i ng and t ’ bands i DOMESTIC SEWING NES: gJSS , r f. STA 104 N. PRYOR STREET. 1*4 N. PRYOR STREET. OATS RE-LINED, CLEANED, d. etc. C. O. HARWELL Tailor. The Typewriter Exchange. XCH AMERICAN WRITING M. CHINE COMPANY. 1*7 PEACHTREE STREET, bonea: Bell M 2*2«; Atlanta 360. B ARB. BEYOND ALL QUESTION. THE irgaat dealer, la rebuilt typewriter* In I world... A large rebuilding plant lo main- Hero maehloeo ora rehnllt not alone * by mechonleo who have :a on aoma porNcnlar part td. It la al near perfect aa It mad*. .ini is uhvimiaiy far anpertor that baa been "merely repaired” In — - p. where ' one man" doea all aa all of the different ma- GAS FIXTURES. M’MILL AN’S HIGH GRADE GRASS SEEDS are new crop need, carefully selected and tested, so as to be sure of supply ing seeds only of first-class germina tion and the best qualities It Is pos sible to obtain. The satisfaction which our seed have given bas caused our business in these seeds to become ono of the largest In the South. McMillan's Lawn Grass seed Is used on the prin cipal public grounds of Atlanta, as fol lows; Ponce DeLeon Park, Atlanta Baseball Park Diamond, Piedmont Park Driving Club, Atlanta Athletic Club Grounds, East Lake. Is endorsed by E. J. Grennor and Francis. Lily, two of the best landscape gardeners In the South, and Is used on the larg est estates around Atlanta. “BONORA” Nature'! Plant Food. Tho elixir of plant life. Oood for all flowering plant!, vegetables, lawns, trees, etc., producing a lasting and healthy growth. 25-cent package, making 63 pints, 30 cents by mail. TO MAKE your flower garden at tractive and beautiful, do nnt fnll to Include McMillan's “Best Mixed” new Giant Sweet Peas. For beat remits plant this month. Price, 10 cents per ounce. 75c per pound, postpaid. DUTCH BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING. Double and single Dutch Hyacinth*, all colors, 50 cents per dozen. If by mBil, add 10 cents per dozen for Hos tage. Write for our price-list. We Im port only blgh-clnss bulbs. WE HAVE IN STOCK EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF SEEDS FOR THE FARM, GARDEN AND LAWN. 1 would rather go back to my farm than be made emperor of the world."— George Washington. FLOWER POTS—ALL SIZES. CANARIES. ilartz Mountain German Canaries, guaranteed to ling, $2.50 each. Full line of cages. GOLDFISH and GLOBES. You doubtless have made some mis takes; you wouldn't be human If you hadn't. You will doubtless make a few more next year, for that, too. Is human; but don't make the same mis take twice, for therein la folly: plant MCMILLAN'S SEEDS. M’MILLAN SEED CO., THE OLD RELIABLE SEED STORE. No. 23 So. Broad St. MISCELLANEOUS. STOVE AND RANG ERE PAIRIN': nine and furnace work. Doaler * Si WANTED—TO TUNE YOUR PIANO AND WATCira!! THE MOST AtVOMMoDATFi hou«»* In the Houtk Is W. II. rv. U Central nvenri,-. Thej HHHP r . .. H ., \.ibi ami llamtltM wsf •••b supplies. Early Gillespie, 26 8.1 week. Yon wear the w atch ’ for ll. for $150,