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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AXD NEWS.
SATURDAY. Jl'I.T 27. XOut.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR EVERYBODY * ms COLUMNS
Want Ads.
10 c a Line.
No ad. taken for lesa than 30 cents.
Six word, of average length make
a line.
The following rate, are for con
secutive insertion*. Rates for 3, 6
or 12 months' contract furnished on
application.
1 time 10 centa a lino.
3 times 81-3 centa a line.
6 times 71-2 cents a line.
26 times G cents a line.
Phone, Bell 4929 or Atlanta 4401,
and we will take your ad and
charge It If your name Is in either
phor.e directory.
Ads must be 'phoned by 12 o’clock
to bo Inserted the same day.
Ads for SITUATIONS WANTED
will be Inserted FREE ONB TIME.
WANTED—AGENT8.
AGENTS WANTED—THE EIGHT MAN
Ueorglan muI News.
ACTIVE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
mnko 35 dully telling exqulelte special
ty. No competition. Ahtrnrn Company, 221
E. 53d street. New York.
J
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—A NIOIIT WATCHMAN FItOM
' 1:10 p. in. ttr C:3J u. in. Must furnish ut
least .three reliable reference* for luvestl-
B tlon; state experience. Address Mouu<
cturcr, enre The Ueorglan.
lantu, to take the agency for our speedo*
“ .. . - Address W.
i street. New
WANTED—A SERVANT AT 61 WEST END
avenue; a good home and salary tor tho
right one.
WANTED-MEN TO LEARN THE BAR-
ber trade. Will equip and place Ton In
your own whop or In good |K>sltiou In few
weeks. Don’t overlook this chance. In-
restlgnte. Motor Harbor College, Hunter
*and Forsyth atreeta.
milting officer. Temple Court
lantu, or 411 Cherry street, Macon, Ga.
I’nlted States, of good d
perate haldta, tvho can apeak, read and
write English. Men wanted now for aerv*
Ice In CnTia. For Information, apply to re
cruiting officer. Temple Court building. At
lantn, or 411 Cherry afreet, Macon, tin.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF ABOUT
seventeen veara of age to act ns clipping
clerk and office boy. Permanent position.
Apply lu own haudwrltlng, H, care Geor
gian.
WE START YOU SELLING DIAMONDS.
Don't fall getting our Jllienil offer; $5'
dally sure. Carbon- Diamond Company,
Syracuse* N. Y. Mention paper.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
SALESMAN WANTED—SELL RETAIL
trade, your locality, ICS per month and
expenses to start or commission. Ex*
• Ilermlngaeu Cigar
SALESMAN TO SELL VARNISH ON A
nun ml salon basis as n side line. Old es
tablished house, new premium feature.
COMMERCIAL SALESMEN WANTING
something new, easy, very profitable,
choice territory. Address Specialty, *35
First Natlounl Bank building, Chicago, III.
WANTED - TRAVELING SALESMEN;
salary and expenses advanced; easy Hue;
experience unnecessary. Robert Thai *
Co., St. Louis, Mo.
INTELLIGENT. HUSTLINGSALESMEN
for magnificent new maps; quick sellers:
extraordinary chance for workers: state If
you bare had experience. Hudgins Com
pany, Atlanta, Ga.
TEACH ER8 WANTED.
WANTED TEACHERS—WE ARB CON-
tluulug to have calls for teachers of nil
grades; snlnrles from 140 to $150 per month.
Get' our (took of Information. Interstate
Teachers’ Bureau. Atlanta, Ga.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR PLEASANT ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping, pleasant turrouudiugs and
ear cor line, 167 Oglethorpe.
FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, FRONT
room, one month; acreeued; porcelain
bath; on car Hue. Miss Roselowc, cure At
lanta, Georgian.
FOR RENT-THREE PARTLY FURNISH-
p«l rooms to couple without children.
Every convenience. References. Bell 'phouo
3:1X3 J. 1*79 Glenn street.
WANTED—BOARDERS.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
BOARDERS WANTED—IF LOOKING FOR SALE—NEARLY NEW DOUBLE-
for first-class boarding house. Investigate I seated extension top carriage cheap, at 214
“The Gardten," 50 Houston street. Urge | Marietta street,
cool rooms for summer. Bell 'Phone 1740.
for rent. Call Beil 'phone 4807-1.
BOARDERS WANTED AT 64 EAST HAIL
rl« street. Pleasant surroundings aud
rates reasonable.
REFINED COUPLE! BEAUTIFUL WEST
Peachtree home; shady lawn; cool rooms
bath: elegant service; reference*. “EX'
plosive," (Georgian.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A NICE
boarding house? If so, call at 86 Auburu
avenue, Mrs. Mattie Greer.
; guest
■ Miss
per ■_ - -
Mary Davidson, TurnervlUe, Ga.
FOR RENT—APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS—DESIRABLE
party con secure half of second floor Geor
gian apartment with couple. Every nos-
SITUATIONS WANTED.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN W1TII FAMILY
wishes position ns stationary engineer;
has four years' experience as locomotive
fireman and twenty-two months ss Iocowo-
englneer. Can give good reference and
Christian gentleman. Apply at once.
j Is Important. R. D. if., 100, Care
Georgian.
MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH CITY
desires position as solicitor for coni, in
dustrial Insurance or real estate. Address
“Solicitor,'' cure Georgian.
WANTED—POSITION AS' OFFICE AS-
sfstunt on any kind of desirable clerical
work by young lady of experience. Ad
dress, “Office Assistant," care Georgian.
WANTED—SITUATION AS BOOKKEBP-
er by middle-aged man, many year.-:'
actual experience In all lines. Temporary
>r permanent place. No bad Habits, Tele-
|>houe, Bell 2406. L. W., 315 Alfrlond build-
REFINED, MIDDLE-AGED LADY (UN-
encumhered) deslrea position; will accept
companion, matron, writing, etc., Miss
Lowe, 109 Highland avenue.
WANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG LADY
«f experience, as demonstrator. Address,
'Demonstrator," enro Georgian.
ROOM. 79 LUCK IB
50 CONE STREET. CORNER I.UCKIE;
so, cool front room. Private porcelain
hot water; big shady verandas. Steam
heated. Private home.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN
apartment three blocks from Arngon.
..very convonlcnce.1 Gentlemen ouly.
Phone main 3682.
POSITION DESIRED WITH RELIABLE
wholesale or manufacturing concern, by
experienced shipping clerk, stenographer, or
f renoral office tunn. Best references. No
teglnner. Hensonnlde salary to start. Ad
dress J. V. II., 90 Bryan street, city.
WANTED—POSITION AS GROCERY
clerk by hustling married man of 30. Ad
dress, A, care Georgian.
YOUNG MAN, AGE 32, MANAGERIAL
experience and ability, wants position
In office or traveling. Best references. Now
FOR SALE—ONE C. G. CONN CORNET,
lu perfect condition. This Is a chance
to get a fine bund Instrument cheap. Anx
ious to sell. Address Cornet No. 1, care
Georgian.
FOR SALE. CIIEAP-F.OUU TOP DELIV-
ery wagons, four open delivery wagons.
Central Carriage Company, 14 Piedmont
avenue.
FOR SALE-BARItED ROCK PULLETS.
Will lay lu November; fancy stock,
11.25 each; some flue cockerel* at $1.50
each; exhibition birds at reasonable prices.
** y now at half-price. Bell 'plume 2220
iln. 301 Euclid avenue.
GARMENTS THAT APPEAL TO GOOD
dressers are made by Tom Weaver. ,v e
also do pressing, cleaning and repairing.
Call Tom Weaver, 39 M. 93 Peachtree
street.
FOR SALE—FIFTY-DOLLAB' SHOW-
case, almost as good as new, for $30. 912
Century building.
WANTED—TO SELL HALF INTEREST IN
well-established, ‘well-paying Job printing
business In splendid Alabama town. Good
FOR 8ALB—CHEAP—BICYCLE WHEEL
buggy and harness; In good condition.
Pines, 493 Peachtree. Bell 'phone 374 N;
Atlanta 1935.
FOR SALE—AH or nnrt of a good bus!
ness proposition. Investigate. J. N
Wallace, 10616 Whitehall street
touring car, enrnes nvo, two cyunaer, la
horsepower. Fully equipped, gas and oil
lamps, glass frout and top. Will sell cheap.
O. 14. Stone, No. 814 Century building,
LARGE NUMBER OF SCRAPBOOK S’E-
lections, all topics. Also hothouse and
hardy plants. 1-urge gropo vines 10 cents.
Windsor street.
FOR SALE-BARGAIN, VACANT LOT
near Grant park. Cash or terms. O. It
William*, 22 Central avenue.
FOR SALE — BRAND-NEW WAGON;
open top; nlso harness; cheap for cash.
J. C. Penvey, 493 Peachtree street.
FOR SALE-YOUNG AND GENTLE KEN-
tucky-bred horse; nlso rnbber tired buggy.
Cheap If taken aoou. 114 Decatur street.
FOR SALE-MONUMENTS - ALSO 1,000
feet marble slabs, suitable for meat count
ers and Imposing slabs, at 406 Enst Hunter
street, city. ■
FOR SALE—EMERSON ELECTRIC FAN.
Alternating current, with connections; 12
Inches In diameter. Almost new. 214 Raw-
son street.
BUFF ORPINGTONS; BEST CHICKENS
for town, llenvy layers: large, beautiful
buff birds $1 up. M. fc. Ftocrsb, 193 Crew
street, Atluntn.
FOR SALE—$1,000 BUYS HOUSE AND
lot nt 151 Pearl street; lot elevated. Ap
ply quick to I»r. J. II, Brooks, Conyers,
(la., or J. B. “ * * * “ ‘
Terms easy.
■ J. B. l’crtwood, *276 Decatur afreet.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED—IN ORDER TO SHOW THE
absurdity and ridiculousness of a certain
proposition, published In these columns by
a school teaching the Graham system of
shorthand, and to expose the attempt of
said school to confuse aud mislead the pub
lic, Bagwell Business College, which has
the exclusive right to teach the famous
Chartier system of shorthand, makes the
following counter proposition:
Bagwell Business College, 198 Peachtree
street. Atlanta, will enter Into ft written
Contract to pay to any business college
teaching nn old systefii of shorthand $40 for
each of Its studeuts aud $10 to each of said
■tiideuts who can, at the end of six, eight
or ten months, write shorthand at the rate
of 75 words per minute in new matter,
newspapers and business letters for twen
ty consecutive minutes, and transcribe tbe
same ou the typewriter at the rate of
twenty words a minute—forty to sixty
words on the typewriter nnd one hundred
words In shorthand being the speed of the
f the said school
stu
gw«
I table institutionIn
stenographer—II
each of
nste $25 (half Bag
by Mayor W. It. Joyner, and to apply to
all shorthand atudents who enroll during
that time and study shorthand six. eight or
ten mouths, or accept positions lu less
time.
The above proposition Is exactly the
same as that made by the advocate of the
old system, and Intended tor Bagwell
Business College, with the exception that
twenty consecntlve minutes—
a feat that very few experienced stenogra
phers can perform. A student who could
this could easily write 135 to 160 words
by tho civil service and In the greni
tlonal shorthand contests never extend over
five to ten minutes.
Bagwell Business College has had a stand-
ig challenge during the past year to con-
ist publicly a six weeks 'student of the
Chartier system against n three months*
student or any old system, or a three-
months' student of the Chartier ngnlnst a
six-months' pupil of tbe old systems.
"• “
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
SANDERS & CONWAY,
412 Peters Building.
PHONES 5488.
|>2,850—Comer Berne and
Waldo Streets, we have
the prettiest 6-room cot
tage for sale in the Grant
Park and White City sec
tion. See us for price and
terms.
$4,200—Prettiest North Side
cottage for sale; 6 rooms
beside hall and hath on lot
50x200. Special reason for
selling at this low price.
Bo long as competitors refuse to meet
us In fair and open contest with every
adrantago In their favor, the public will
pay very little attention to their catcl
penny, clap-trap methods of competition.
BAGWELL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Peacbtreo St.
Bell 'Phono 1981.
solicitor for old established newspaper.
Good .pay. Charles D. Barker, 20 Peters
street.
MECHANICS WANTED—EVERY ME
chanlc to call for free catalogue of nil
klnda of mechanical books. Call and exam
ine the books. The Columbian Book Com
pany, 81 and 83 Whitehall street.
, J gratiir
than supply. Call or writs us. Inclosing
•tamp, for good position. Nations! Employ
ment Association. 1022-1023 Century building.
$3 TO $5 THOUSAND PAID FOR DIM
tributlug circulars, sample*, etc. Atuerl
can Union, Pontine building, Chicago.
AOENTS—01*1*0UTUNITY OF LIFE TIME
—no experience necessary. Big cssji prof
its dally; one agent made $21 In one hour;
•very one will buy. We Issue more accident
and sickness policies than any other similar
rompauy In the world. Wo give the moat
popular aud cheapest Insurance written;
new plan, $1 a year, pays for $500 policy;
{ tin assessments m>r dues: other amounts In
proportion. I tenth lieneflt; weekly Indem
nity;-free medical attendance; original pop.
, ulnr feature*: cither sex. AH claims
prompt and lll*ernlly settled; Insurance as-
\ sets $500.(r*o. Reliable representatives want
ed everywhere; exclusive territory; liberal,
| permanent Income, Increasing each year; ah-
[ solutely sure. Address International t’orpo-
' ration, 181 Broadway (Dept. D4), New York.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED COMPETENT YOUNG LADY
stenographer itu<) several girls who are
good pcunicii for insurance office. Bright
future for xcalous workers not nfrnid ‘
work a little over time when neccsa..,.
General office work. Moderate salaries
until they “make gum!." Address, In own
I muidwriting, stating experience, references
and salary expected. Insurance, thl* office.
WANTED—A GOOD WHITE WOMAN
cook, German preferred. A good home
for Industrious person. Address, German,
care Georgian.
cook ni once: room ou io'
ply at 151 Capitol avenue.
YOUNG LADIES,
ATTENTION!
A NUMBER OF BRIGHT. ENERGETIC
young ladles between tho ages of fifteen
and twenty-five can secure |H>sltions with
.cleplione aud Telegraph Company,
fifth floor, 78 South Pryor street, Atlanta,
Gs.
WANTED HELP—Malt and Female.
WANTED—BOY8 AND GIRLS A8 CASH-
lera. No S4'h<M)l children need apply, of
fice J. M. High Company.
street. We employ only ladles of good char
acter; our work room Is made comfortable
with electric fans over each machine, every-
thing being made as pleasant as possible for
employees. We have permanent positions
for operators on costs and overalls at tbe
best wages. Tbe A. M. Uobluson Com
pany, SO North Pryor street.
FOR SALE—FARMS.
DAlltV AND TMVK FARM OfS» Al’ltKS
-4H miles of center of Atlnutn. on paved
nmd: ti2S per n« ie; fourth cash, balnui* at
ptr cvbt. Apply 5u7 Gould bulUliuj.
TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
front rooms, in brand new home; every*
thing complete for housekeeping. Close
In. nell telephone. 7 Brown place, first
street south of Woodward avcuue near
Pulliam street.
FOR GENTLEMEN—TWO LARGE COOL'
rooms—modern home; all conveniences.
Forrest avenue, near Peachtree. 'Phone 883
tnslu.
THREE ROOMS FURNISHED COM-
plete for housekeeping to couple. $15 o
mouth. 134 A Ivy street.
FOR RENT— ROOMS.
mouth. 241 Form wait street,
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent; nlso one furnished room with or
without board. Close lu. Call Bell 'pboue
FOR IlENT-147 IVY STREET; FOUR
large, airy, uufurnUhed rooms: hall, bath
and private veranda, with family of two.
Bell 'phone 323ft L.
FOR RENT-FOUR BEAUTIFUL FRONT
rooms, two on the second floor nnd two
on tho third. 21 Baltimore block.
FOUR UNFURNISHED SECOND FLOOR
rooms, arranged for housekeeping. Also,
by August 15, three first floor furnished
FOIl RENT-PART OR ALL OF 8-P.OOM
furnished house. Large basement nmj
servants' room. One block from Peach
tree, near Aragon hotel. Address, R. J.,
nisneu rooms. All convenience*, one
block of enr llue. Terms reasonable. 51
W. Fair street.
FOR RENT-HALF OF FURNISHED COT-
tnge to couple, or Indies, or room to fra*
tlemen. Locution very central. 24 Hous
ton street. No children, 'l’honc 2385-L.
A NICE APARTMENT ON •PEACHTREE
street, all conveniences, for rent at once.
Call second floor, 854^ Peachtree street,
J. W. Evans, 30$ Prudential
WANTED—ROOMS.
WANTED—TWO OR THREE UNFUIl
nUlied room* for rent on or near Peach
tree. Rent reasonable. Address C. O. H.,
care Georgian.
ROOMS—A YOUNG COUPLE WOULD
rent three unfurnished rooms, conveniently
arranged for light housekeeping. Right
price to acceptable couple. Address, Soutli
able, enre Georgian.
WANTED. BY YOUNG COUPLE. FOUR
or five rooms for light housekeeping. Pri
vate bath preferred. Occupancy by August
15. State price nud locution. Hoarding
nswerlng* ltef.
II. I\ P , care
will waste time by
eretires required and given*
Georgia u.
WANTED—HOUSE8.
WANTED—TO LEASE FROM HKPTKM-
l»er 1 foF 12 month*. 6 or " room modern
residence, cottage preferred In North nve-
‘ ‘ “ trfet.
LOST-LADIES' SMALL OPEN-FACED
enamel steel watch. Return to Elscmau
A Well and get reward.
LOST—A LADY’fV OPEN-FACE WATCH,
engraved on back A. N n T. 14-K gold.
Reward If returned to John F. Seawelf, 609
Fourth National Bank Bldg.
FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE.
eleven-room homo; large lot: excellent
part of the city. Only $7,500. Business ro-
qulres me to leuve Atlanta soon. This Is a
lieauttful home, and cheap at the price.
Owner, The Georgian.
DECATUR, GA.—CENTRALLY LOCATED,
aeveu-room cottage; nice lot. Box 62, De-
■•ntilP lilt - '
FOR SALE OR RENT—TEN-ROOM
rood shade, barns; all
outh Boulevard. Bell
FINE LOT; STREET IMPROVEMENTS
down, on tawtati. near Gordon; $550 quick
sale. George Murphy, owner, East Point.
FOR SALE—BY OWNER; $400 BUYS DE-
slrsble level lot on Sltupiton street, near
Chestnut. Easy terms. D. II. M., care
Georgian..
AN OLD ESTABISIIED. WELL-PAYING
business, n Iwnutlful home, s tract of real
estate suitable for subdivision, In- one of
the best South Georgia towns, will he sold
separately or altogether. P. O. Box 231,
Way cross, Ga.
$5,000 VALUATION—WILL SELL OR EX-
change my equity of qtose-ln nlns-rpoai
nearly new steam heated house. Want
smnii cottage. Owner No. 2, The Geor-
$350 AND $250 SOLID WALNUT CIIAM-
her suits, elegant, for $35 and $50 each.
Quick, 56 North Broad, P. H. bHook.
FOR SALE-ONE OF TIIE BEST DRESS
making establishments; object, leaving
city. Mrs. J. J. Gilbert, 6*4 Whitehall
street. Bell 'phone 2852.
TEETH EXTRACTED ABSOLUTELY
without pain 50 cents. Atlanta Dental
Parlors, second floor Stelner-Emcry build
lug. Viaduct place.
Vhltchall street.
PSYCHOMETRIC READINGS, MRS. M. C.
Thomas. South Kirkwood car f**r East
take or Ih*eatur car Pryor nud Alabama.
WANTED—ONE THOUSAND GOOD PEN-
men to write for Kumfort, Kumfort
Company, 58 Inman building, Atlanta, Ga.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTEP PLUMBER
Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St
MISCELLANEOUS.
A $20 EAHTMAK KODAK. A 5-INCII TANK
developer and Instruction book at a bar
gain. 11. M., care Georgian.
ONB GO-CART FOR SALE—COST $30,
ns good as new; will sell at bargain.
'Phone 4020 Main, get price.
BIO VALUE—$250 SOLID WALNUT
chamber suits. Elegant, for $35; used short
while. 56 North Broad. P. 21. Snook.
FOR HALE-FOUR HUNDRED SHARES
of stock of Montana Consolidated Gold
Mining Company, 75 centa per share. Pur
chaser will get benefit of free issue of
■took nt early date. Address, Bailey Jones,
Koynolds, Ga. m
FOR HALE-MILLINERY. A WELL-ES-
tuldlhhod millinery boalnesa. Small stock
staples. Excellent stand nnd reasonable
rent. No better opportunity If you want
to liegln business. Address, Mrs. J. W.
Harlow, Reynolds, Gs.
WANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
office and household goods of all kinds.
A.i Springer, 230 1'eters street Bell 2752-J.
FOR SALE—WINE AND CIDER MAKERS
—targe llnxnn cider mill and presa ten*
parity several hundred gallons per day) and
two tubs, two 80-gallon wjne cask*, oval
steel hooped and wood oblong furnace; all
made In France; three 160-gnlTon enska nnd
20 barrels. G. W. Howard, College Park.
CABINET MAKERS AND CARPENTERS.
FLY SCREENS, MODELS AND NOVEL-
tles. Prompt service. Bell 'phone 2374.
Atlanta Wood aud Irou Novelty Works, 989
Marietta street.
FOR SALE—BAKEJIY—FOR PARTICU-
Inrs. nddress Box l7l, Futon, S. C. A
chance for somo oue.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONET ADVANCED SALARIED I’EO.
pit tad othert. American Inreetaent
Company, TOi Candler building.
Eetaollehed 180.
1VETMAN * CONNERS. EQUITABLE.
Mortgage lotnt on reel mute.
NONET TO LOAN AT 5. i AND 7 TER
cent Intercat, according to eecurlty of.
fared; email tipeoae and prompt attention.
Only en ml catxto In and near Atlanta.
B. B. Turman.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND;
any amonat, 454. 5 and * per cent. Write
er call H. W. Carton, 24 South Broad (treat.
UONBY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
st very lowest rate*. No delays. Charles
Herman, rooms 202-203 Tempi* court.
BUSINESS AND INVEST
MENT OPPORTUNITIES
ON THE •
SEABOARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY
ARE NUMEROUS AND EMBRACE EVERT
line of industry. With Atlanta on the
east and Birmingham on tbe west, the two
greatest and moat rapidly developing cltlos
In the entire South, our Atlanta and Birm
ingham division Is an undeveloped empire
within Itself.
Whether yon are an Investor, a manufac
turer, miner, fruit grower, stock raiser,
poultryman, general farmer or laborer, we
can offer you something attractive and prof
itable between Atlanta and. Birmingham,
and would be glad to have you write us or
<?all on
II. B. BIGHAM,
Asst. Genl Industrial Agent
SEABOARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY,
1109-11 English-Ainerican
Building, Atlanta, Ga.
$1,600—Simpson street, 5-
room cottage with water
and gas on large lot; brand
new; never been occupied,
Terms $300 cash; balance
easy.
$1,850—Edgewood, 5-room'
cottage on level shady lot
50x200 to alley between
two car lines, and near the
school. A lovely place.
Terms $250 cash; balance
$15 per month.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—IN VIEW OP THE MANY MIS-
Business College, 122 Peachtree street, At
lanta, will enter Into a contract to — •
any other business college $40 tor esc!
shorthand students and $10 to rseh of said
students who cau, at tbe end of ten weeks'
stndy, write seventy-five war !s s minute In
new matter, newspaper and business let
ters, for twenty consecutive minutes, and
transcribe the same on tbe typewriter at
the rate of twenty Words a minute—forty
to sixty words on the typewriter and one
hundred words In shorthand being the speet
of the average — " “■* — v —
will, for each .» .*»«««!•
note $25 (half Draugbon's amount) to a
charitable Institution lu Atlanta to bo
named by W. R. Joyner, mayor; this con
tract to he In force for twelve mouths
from date of acceptance and to apply to
all shorthand students who enroll during
that time and study shorthand ten weeks
or accept positions In less time. Draugbon
to get uotblng, In any eveut, except the
opportunity to expose the misleading state
ments sent out by certain business colleges.
Draugbon nas no faith In the many test!*
montals published almost dally by eertal
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED: COSY FIVB-
rootn cottage; screened; all floors covered
with carpet and linoleum. 53 Duuu street,
Just off Gordon.
nlar price $5. H. M., care Georgian.
F. M. BROTHERTON
BUYS. SELLS AND EXCHANGES ALL
kinds of stoves and rauges; also stove
and range repairing. Prompt attention
nue school dinti
WANTED-A HOME ON NORTH SIDE.
i*""! neigh!MirUiMil; eight or nine rooms;
$5.0 A of ftlarge LtU Ui>uivsr?irr, care
REMOVAL NOTICE.
MOVED.
FOR SALE—10-ROOM HOME. MODERN
conveniences; near Pryor street school and
Southern shops. $3,650, easy terms. II
Bargain, care Georgian.
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 Ck).’s, in Furni
ture Department. No charge
for information.
believe that there exists a system or sys
tems of shorthaud that can l>e learned In
ten weeks, while It Is a fact that not more
than 6 per cent of the atudents can In ten
weeks lesrn any system that Is worth learn*
cent of tbe official court reporters of the
catalogue of-Draughnu's Practical Business
College, a volume that will be an ornament
to yotir library. Address Drnughon's Col
lege. 123 Peachtree street. Piedmont hotel
block. *"'* “*
'Phouo tBetl) 889.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TYPEWRITER#.
ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCUANGIB,
DON’T WEAR PANAMA HATS
THAT ARE DIRTY AND SOILED AND
ont of sbane. Bussey deans, nresiM-a an I
rc-sbapcs all old toft and stiff felt and
Panama bats In latest styles. 28V6 White
ball street, Atlanta, Gs.
WEATHER REPORT.
MONCRIEF REPORTS A WARM SUM-
tuor and a cold winter to follow. Better
consult him about a FURNACE so as to cut
your coal hill In half. Furnaces for any
kind of fuel. Moncrlef Furnace Company.
Both 'pboues.
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS.
PATTERNS. MODELS AND EX PEltl-
meutal work. Special accurate wo«n1-
work. Atlanta Pattern Mfg. Co.; 46 Court-
land street, Bell 'phone 2977.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
panama hats clcanf.d and be-
shaped »*• »»»»»••>*••••••••••»»»•*•»»»»
Soft or stiff hats cleaned and re-*hsped..J5e
Soft or stiff straws cleaned s*l reshap
ed. Sc to 54c
Bands, bindings or sweats. 25c each extra.
Acme Ua'tera. 1
hlteball Street
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
I. W. HOPNTKEK A BRO. TRUNK AND
WmSSSRK*. phone if desired.-
FOR SALE-
TYPEWRITERS.
UNTIL AUGUST X. WE WILL ALLOW A
discount of 20 per cent on each cash pur
chase of n second-hand or rebuilt type
writer. This In addition to our already ex
tremely low prices establishes a precedent
and places the price of a first-class type
writer In tho reach of any one who may
need It. We hnre a stock of more than ono
hundred to select from, and believe we can
■unply any demand. Call at once, make
selection and save money. Out-of-town in
quiries and orders will be glrcn every con*
stderntlon. Indicate wbnt Is desired, and
we will do our best for you.
SOUTHERN STATES
WRITING MACHINE CO,
Telephone 1683.
424-25 Candler Bldg.
FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE.
FORREST AND GEORGE
APAIR.
We have listed with us for
sale a very desirable North
Side residence.
NO. 47 WEST NORTH
AVENUE.
It is known as the Low-
man Place, and is one of the
many desirable homes in the
territory near corner of
West Peachtree and North
Avenue.
We can sell this property for
$10,500, a figure which is much
less than you would come out on
if you undertook to buy a lot and
build such a house.
FORREST AND GEORGE |
ADAIR.
LYON, MITCHELL & CO. |
Renting, Real Estate and
Investments,
No 6 N. Forsyth St,
Bell Phone 3462.
WE ARE. HAVING CALLS EVER! |
day tor houses. Give us your va. I
cant houses. Both white and colored. |
We can rent them.
I* YOU HAVE NICE MEDIUM I
homes you would sell on easy term*,
list them with us. We hare orer SO I
customers that 'wo can sell on easy I
terms. We mean business. Try ui|
and see.
*2 800—NICE BUSINESS CORNER, I
with good store under lease, and 21
dwellings. All now rented at 229. Thl* I
Is a good solid Investment that never |
stands Idle.
11,200—10-ROOM HOUSE IN BEST I
of repair, good south side street, car |
line, with all Improvements. Snap.
BRICK
FOR SALE
APPLY TO DUNN BROS,
P. 0. BOX 560—ATLANTA
PHONE 3014.
i
DO NOT FORGET 1
THE MOST ACCOMMODATING WATCH
bouse in the South Is W. R. Edwards A
Co., 49H Central avenue, Atlanta, Gs. At
lanta 'pnons $800.
They sell Elgin, Waltham or Hamilton
watches $1 per week. You wear tbe watch
while paying for If.
Address all mall orders cars department B.
Keep your eye on “Dewberry’s
Delight.” No home is complete
without it; every mother qhould
know of its merits, Can be used
both internally and externally by
old and young alike, and nothing
but benefit can possibly be derived
from its Use. It removes the
cause and nature cures. Sold by
all druggists. Address Box 246,
Atlanta, Ga., for free sample.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-A GOOD SOUND I’AIB Ol
horses. Good also; bluck ur gray. B F
J., rare Jlcorglan.
WANTED—TO l*8E FOR ITS KEEP YOI’R
horse and buggy while you are out of the
city. Address A. II., care (ieorglan.
WANTED
SCHOOLBOOKS.
WE PAY CASH
FOR ALL KINDS OF SALABLE SCHOOL
hooka, new or second-hand. !u any onsn-
KS'n IP IMf !lU C!l i "" ,l ,tlw ,MX> hs. Phone.
*}fJl 0,: 475 At,anla - store, or
mall Hat.
SOUTHERN HOOK CONCERN;
lor Mr. Gavso.
71 Whitehall Street
FOR RENT—OFFICE SPACE.
FOR RENT.
On account of being out of
my building I will rent half
of my office, 407 Fourth Na
tional Bank building. Use of
11,100—1 S-ROOM COTTAGE 0!fl
Bus, lint house off Washington St I
This la a cheap, nice little home and!
worth more money. Owner Uvea out o( |
town.
$2.750—NICE MARIETTA STREET 1
2-atory brick store, with W. & A. R. I
R. front. Thla Is a big bargain. Buy I
now before owner puta the price up. f
Snap.
CENTRAL OFFICE FOR
Cheapest space in city.
$7.50.1
UNION REAL ESTATE
COMPANY.
c °bner b lm an^oordon RURII
FOR SALE.
A BARGAIN FOR AN INVESTMENT I*I
cottage nud large lot on Sells avenue,P
close in.
WE WANT FOB A CUSTOMER S-ROOM I
2-story house for about $3,00 to E.w.
A BARGAIN IN A CORNER LOV. WITH I
a cottage and 2-»tory atore building. ■■■
business center of Decatur.
EIGHT-BOOM COTTAGE. W. nUNTIIl
street; lot $5x300. Trice $2,750.
SEE OUB RENTING LIST AND SPECM5I
BARGAINS IN LOTS.
EDWIN P. ANSLEY,
Real Estate,
4-6-8-10 East Alabama St.
PUONES: BELL $39 A $tt ATLANTi »
3,600 — For beautiful
home in Decatur, 7-r. c°t"
tage in first class condition-
Lot 100x230 with S 00 ^
shade, fruit trees and
fors, fine garden spot. If) oU I
want a Home in Decatur thl* |
can't be beat. * *
Both Phones, 363.