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1Z THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, ISCT. Want Ads. 10 c a Line. No sd. taken for lees than 30 cents. Six words of average length make a line* The following rates are for eon eeeutive insertions. Rates for 3, 6 or 12 months' contract furnished on application. 1 time •••••• 10 cents a line. 3 times •••••• 8 1-3 cents a line. 6 times •••••• 71-2 cents a line. 26 times .6 cents a line. Phone, Beil 4929 or Atlanta 4401, and we will take your ad and charge It If your name Is In either phone directory. Ads must be 'phoned by 12 o'clock to be inserted the same day. Ads for SITUATIONS WANTED will be Inserted FREE 0N6 TIME. WANTED HELP—MAuE. WANTED-A MAN CAPABLE OF MAN aging n steam laundry. Apply or write foe Wo Joe Wood, Cartersvllle, Go. HELP IN COMMERCIAL, MECHANICAL and technical lines. The demand greater than supply. Call «»r write us, Inclosing ■tamp, for good position. National Etuplo ment Association, 1022 1023 Century Bldg. WANTED - TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND more telegraph 0|»ernti>rs lire wanted by railroad companies on account of the eight- hour law passed by congress. Salaries have been Increased. An arrangement with rnll-| road officials enables tae to take a limited number of students, tenoh them telegraphy, firing them uinln-ltav practice, mid pined them In good positions. About 75 per cent of the higher ralliond officials began as teVl graph operators. Address Practlcnl Oper-| stor, P. O. Box 639. Atlanta. WANTED - MEN TO REPRESENT large corporation In handling customers In local territory from office In your Hty. A large Income nsntircd. We will give full ami complete Instructions relative to our successful methods. Will require Integrity, of twenty-one and thirty-five; cltlsens of United States, of good character and tem perate habits, who can sneak, read and write English. Men wanted now for serv ice In Cuba. For Information, apply to re cruiting officer. Temple Court building, At lanta, or 411 Cherry street. Macon, Gn. WANTED—MJ6.N TO LEARN HARDER trade; will eqntp shofl for you or furnish positions; few weeks completes; eoustnnt practice; careful Instructions; tools given; SAtnrday wages; diplomas granted: cata logue free. Holer Burlier College, Hunter and Forsyth streets. WANTED—FIRST-CLASS RATE CLERK; must be reliable and willing to do hard WANTED—THREE ENERGETIC. RDU- rated men; excellent op|M>rt uni ties for right parties; weekly salary and coinmls< sinus. Dodd, Mead & Co.. Old Austell Ilblg. WJUtTED—FIIIST-CLAKH SHOE HALES man for retail store. Address Retail Shoe WANTED—AGENT8. AOENT8 WANTED FOR LARGE MONU mental company In state of Georgia. Ad dress No. 87, care Georgian. those who can not produce Imstuess; would also employ two reliable men to sell framed pictures from bouse to house from wagon on a commission basis. Call 13-A Peters Ht. AGENTS—WK HAVE THE GOODS THAT you can sell; write for agents* special rices and catalogue. Ag onipnny, Ipswich, Mass. Company, 171 lo. N. Y. : Chippewa street, Buffu- AGENTS MAKE 110 DAILY SELLING our household special ties; best sellers the market; catalogue free. Morgnn Mer cantile Company, Box 23. Atlanta, Ga. WE HAVE SIXTY-ONE FAST HELLING dal prices free. pony. 35 Wisconsin street, Chicago, Ills. AGENT8-WE HAVE A LARGE LINE OF the heat sellers on the market. Illustrated catalogue free. Miner Saxou Sc Co., Clu clnnatl, Ohio. LUCKY BUG JEWELRY-LATEST EX qalxlte novelty without competition; sells on sight; enormous profits; St., New Ahtram, 221 E. 63d 10c. WANTED—GENERAL AGENT WITH $25 to take control of state light on uewly patented device; 60-cent retailer. “* profits. Sells on sight. For particulars, dress pox 633, Atlauta. FOR RENT—HOU3E8. FOR RENT. for information. FOR RENT-ONE NEW Decatur near Agues Scott College; fl water, fruit and flowers; large lot. $20. ** care Georgian. •slrahle. 17 Cl SITUATIONS WANTED, ANTED BY tlon »»■ driver; collector assistant or office work; cun v references. Address M. T. Burke, ! Ity -avenue. this office. WANTED - OPERATORS TOR EVERY make of typewriter to register with the Smith Premier Typewriter Company, 121 Candler building. Wo cun assist you In securing a position. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. LADIES—ONE IN EACH CITY TO INTRO- dace our new toilet S|>eclnlty; exiierlenee not necessary: work enu be done In spare time; our Halm outsells nil others; Indies l>eg for It: write for outfit; terms free. Address Velvet llalm Co., Newark, N. J. WANTED—LADIES TO LEARN IIARIIER WANTED—RY EXPERIENCED HOUSE- keeper, position In first-class large t»ourd lug bouse, hospital or hotel. Address It, B. 8., care Georgian. WANTED—SALESMEN. INTELLIGENT, HUSTLING SALESMEN for magnificent new mapa; quick sellers; extraordinary ebanee for workers: state If you bare had experleuce. lludglus Com pany, Atlanta, Ga. WANTED—GOOD TRAVELING SALES ■ IICIJ ut HI* W Ill, IMP, I I *111II11 Tin Hill, Address Thomas M. MeBee it Co., l.oek Box, Mansfield, Ohio. WANTED—ONE FIRST-CLASS. EXPE- ... ... Give references; *.«,« No schemes. W, J. Loruek, Iowa City, lowu. COMMERCIAL SALESMEN WANTING something new, easy, very profitable; * “ First choice territory. Address Specialty, K National Bank Bldg., Chicago, ills. WILL TRADE v 7-ROOM NORTH SIDE cottage, close In, renting tor $26.60; easily worth $3,000, for a nice, modern 6 or 7-room cottage on main streets of West End or Grant park: difference In cash value uot to exceed $4,5uO. Mike, care Georgian. NOT WANTS,BUT NEEDS THE GREAT MAJORITY OF APPEALS coming to the Associated Charities are such that It would, under no circumstances. space Wednesdays and out giving any uames. Among other things, we nre looking for s position for a young mau who Is here ling at light work, which Ids physician — —**• * ‘ him physically. It Is likely go back to the country lie- gore be Is cured, A woman who has seen prosperous days wants to realise what she can ou u niece __ old style lace, which very handsome overskirt. We want to find more people wise are able and willing to help some one huts Invite communication Associated Charities of At lanta. 703-7 Gould Huilding. Bell Phone 4260. EXPERIENCED OFFICE MAX teeplng. at Dhy. etc., typewriting, teleg pt change of nosltl traveling posltior in ninnc, vi irui«3iiii|| |ivniiiim, hi iiuii'l rise. If proper Inducements offered. Ail mil road, route 68, Oaklr round position. Sterling references. dress On Vncatlon, euro J. M. McLean, Woolsey, Gs. No. 3, 15% Marietta street. MONEY TO LOAN. Mortgage loans on real estate. nniount, 4%, 6 and 6 per cent. Write rail N. W. Carson, 24 S. Broad St. Straight loans made at 6 tier cent and up wnrds, accordlnr ** »•••*- - • — W. A. Foster, r $30,000 TO LOAN ON REAL E8TATI sums to suit borrower. No delay. In person. Charles llerinau. Room 2 Temple Court. WANTED—ROOMS. 1. Address A. M. M , care Ge«irgtau. WANTED-TWO, THREE OR FOUR l*N furnished rooms for light housekeeping by refined couple without children; state prir •Hurry," this office. FOR RENT, ROOMS—ENTIRE floor, six rooms, at 66 West ^^gssaassaaaB^ass^saB FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT-SECOND FLOOR FLAT, five rooms; bath, hot water, open iisnre all sides. Close lu. Desiny>le. locution. Ill H. FOR RENT-THREE FIRST FLOOR FUR nlsbed rooms, four second floor unfur nished rooms; separate baths; well nrraiu ed for housekeeping; refrences; no children. Owner, 25u Woodward avenue. FOR RENT—NEATLY FURNISH ED AND well-kept rooms; modern mnvenleuev*; close lit. 41 Houston street. Bell phone 32*4-1- FOR RENT - FART OF SEVEN ROOM bouse, with two adults; renter of i-ltv; won't take children. Address Quiet. catv Georgian. Little Ad, Big Results. . A. NESBIT CO. REAL ESTATE 514 Empire Building Bell Phone 887 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 10, 1907. Atlanta Georgian and News, Atlanta, Ga. Gentlemen: I placed a small ad of a Georgia farm for sale in your last Saturday’s paper and received over a dozen replies from Atlanta and all over the State, which being somewhat unusual for one insertion of an ad of this size, I thought it would be-interesting to you to know this. Yours very truly, E. A. NESBIT CO. - FOR SALE—HOU8E8. NIUE FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE FOR *nle, 218 Qulley street, Griffin. Ga.. near depot. AddrcN* Mr*. Susie E. Goddard, 163 61 Williams street, Atlnnta. Gn. J.' WANTED—MONEY. - WANTED - TO BORROW $1,500 FOR building purposes on gilt-edge property. Address R. SI. Frasier. 186 Auburn aveuue. ’Phone 3533 main. Atlanta 2699. - WANTED—REAL E8TATE. * SEVEN OR 8-ROOM DWELLING IN h first-elash neighborhood for cash; stats w price and location or don't answer. C. b. • II., thl* office. t% WANTED—STORE AND RESIDENCE IN one In north or east Atlanta, In good lo cality. Terma. Addren* W. rare Georgian. ^ I FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE. 13 110.000 WILL RUY CORNER LOT *0x82 feet, Mnngiiin nnd Chanel streeta; 6 room*, hiith nnd storehouse; will rent for $45 ner month; one block of Terminal Station. Call or write Mrs. C. C. lenders, 41 Chapel Ht. V FOR SALE—VACANT LOT, 68x200; LO- ?, cated near South Boulevard nnd within 100 yards of Grant park; refused $900 caah ' for It Iph* than 30 day* ago. Do you want It for $756.75? Mr*. P. M. J., care Georgian. - REMOVAL NOTICE. MOVED 9 ACME HATTERS HAVE MOVED TO 100% Whitehall St. Old hdts made new 35c up. - . WANTED—BOARDERS. r “ BOARDERS WANTED—LOOKING FOR A e first-class homelike hoarding house? In vestigate "The Gurdlcn," 60 Ifonston street t Ilel! ^phono 1746. * NICE ROOM AND GOOD HOARD; HOT und cold bath. 118 South Forsyth street. - NICE ROOMS'. GOOD BOARD, MEAL ticket a. Mrs. Blnte, 36 Auburn nvenue. ' ROOMERS OR HOARDERS WANTED AT 1 U2 llnrnett .treat. • ' " ' * FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED ROOM. 267 Peachtree street 'Phone 2480 main. FOR GENTLEMEN—NICELY FURNISH- • sd rooms, with ill conveniences. Refer- cures required. 32 Capitol avenue. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT > room; porcelain hath and toilet; $15. Ref- erences required. Hell 'phone North 701 J. ; 63 Currier street. WANTED—FARM8. , - 1 WANTED-A 2-IIOR8E FARM TO WORK . on shares; must be near good school nnd church; be*t of references. Address H. K., rare Georgian. FOR RENT—8TROE8. FOR RENT-PART OF STORE CORNER Wall and Pryor streets, opposlts Kimball ; house and union station; well located for drug business. Apply on premises. PERSONAL. ^ 1 "ATLANTA SPECIAL PILLOW 8HAM holder*" are neat, convenient and lnatlng. 1 Hold pillow shAina perfect, day and ulght. Uy mail, 10 cent* per set. Order today. Ad- dress Trio Novelty Co., Dept. F, Atlauta, .. HONEST. SOBER HUSTLER, WITH FEW ' hundred, can get Interest In very profits- Ido light manufacturing business. Choice territory. Kxperlence unnecessary. Ad- drew* A. 24 Carnegie place. YOUNG MEN WISHING TO PICK UP lost work preparatory to opening fall 1 term srlKNd .should 'phone 1086. or address 1 Tutor, care Young Men's Christian Assoclu- tlon. EVER READY MENDING T1HSUK-F.V- ervlKsly went* It; no sewing: always • ready tor use. 10e. Catalogue free. Bwnl- J low Buppl.v Company, 498 Cramer street, r Milwaukee Wl*. r 1IANDIEHT ARTICLE EVER INVENT- c*l for kitchen—Kitchen Combination Nov elty. Grates corn, scales fish, cleans vege- table*. 25c. National Novelty Company, W'8 Fcrgutfon blk„ Pittsburg, Pa. ^ DO YOU WANT MONEY! FOR 10c WE e will send complete plan of 100 money- «• making secret*. Dvgert Manufacturing Co., ■ 5133 Wabash aveuue, Chicago. HI*. I I.EAHN VENTRILOQUISM—EASILY AM) l readily acquired by any one. Amusing, t inystlDlng, entertaining. Coeipleto Inst rue- f tlon*. luc. Catalogue free. Arlington Mfg. t Co., 701 Jackson blvd., Chicago, III*. e KITUIIKN I'OMBINATION NOVELTY - ‘ For grating corn, si’allng fish, cleaning vegetable** mid shredding pineapple*. 26c. “ Catalogue free. Bargain Supply llous**, Ilex . 334. Si. 1’iint, Minn. WANTED—THE NAMES OF THE PAR- ties that pulled man out of excnvntlott ou ^ South Pryor street, oppo*!to old earthed, 4.ii Huuday night, August 4, care Y. / , care Georgian. WHAT WILL YOU DO WHEN TIIE 1 town g»H*a dry? Have your smutty, gut ter snipe printing dumped Into the wnate ». basket, nnd get work at Bennett's you . r will uot l*e anhaitied to send out. ^ DAJ’II) W. YARBROUGH, MASTER PLUMBER, ' ),'. Phone, 1255. 20 E. Hunter St. n CABINET MAKERS AND CAR- '* PENTERS. f. r BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WANTED—12$ ORDER TO SHOW THE absurdity and ridiculousness of a certain proposition, published In these columns by it school teaching the Graham system of shorthand, and to expose the attempt of said school to confuse and mislead the pub lic, Bagwell Business College, which has the exclusive right to teach the famous Chartler system of shorthand, makes the following counter-proposition: Bagyrell Business College, 198 Peachtree street, Atlsnta, will enter Into a written contract to pay to any business college teaching an old system of shorthsnd $40 for each of Its students aud $10 to each of said students wno can, at the end of six, eight or ten months, write shorthand at the rifte of 76 words per minute in new matter, newspapers and business letters for twen ty consecutive minutes, and transcribe the same on the typewriter at the rate of twenty words a minute—forty to sixty words on the typewriter and one hundred words In shorthand l>elng the sffeed of the average stenographer—If the anh! achool will, for each of Its students who fall, do nate $25 (half Bagwell's amount) to a char itable Institution In Atlanta, to be named shorthand stndents who enroll w that time and study shorthand six, eight or ten months, or accept positions lu less The above proposition Is exactly the same as that tnnda by the advocate of the old system, and Intended for Bagwell Busi ness College, with the exception that we give them ten months to accomplish what they ask us to do In ten weeks. The ab surdity of the whole thing lies In the fact that the student la required to write 1.600 can perfoi u. A student who conk could easl’.- write 135 to 150 words a min ute, wrltln* from one to five minutes. The most rigid sborthnnd test given by the civil service and tn the great national shorthand contests neTer extend over five to ten uiln; utes. Bagwell Business College has bn1 a stand ing challenge during the past year to con test publicly a six weeks' student of the C’hnrtler system against n thteo months' student of any old system, of a three months’ student of the Chartler against n FOR RENT-TWO 16 BY 17 FEET ROOMS; front; first floor. Us** of hull, two pondies. water, gaa. No children wanted. 264 llous- iinri. Apply ZX iiuwt-U street. 1 FLY SCREENS. MODELS AND NOVEL- ties. Promnt service. Bell 'phone 2374. Atlanta Wood aud Irou Novelty Works, 3b$ tage In their favor, tbo public will pay very little attention to their catch-penny clap-trap method* of competition. BAGWELL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Bell ’Phone 1981. 198 Peachtree St. FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. any piano: stanaara inane; no reasi offer refused. Box 1031, Atlanta, Ga. GARMENTS THAT APPEAL TO GOOD dyessers are made by Tom Weaver. We also do pressing, cleunlng and repairing. Call Tom Weaver, 29 M. 93 Peachtree BARRED AND WHITE PLYMOUTH Rocka and IIJnek Mlnorcas. As good ns the best. Special prices If taken now. C. H. Ledferd, 33 Hells avenue. FOR SALE—EDISON PHONOGRAPH, IN perfect condition, with three horns, thirty tVO record h nml mum A tin rim In a# f'*f DO NOT FORGET! THE MOST ACCOMMODATING WATCH Co., 4S% __ __ lantn phone 3800. They sell Elgin, Waltham or Hamilton watche* $1 per week. You wear the watch while paying for It. Ad dress all mall orders care Department B. leading statements favorable to short ays- a pay to ch or its tn Atlsnta to be apply to 1 during misleading state prore that, E stems nre an 75 per tea write the system of ah [hon teaches, and that It can hs quickly as any other system ili*g. send for the evldenc library. Address Drnugbon's Cob 3 Peachtreo street, Piedmont hotel 'Phons (Hell) 889. Address Controller, care The his dress suit He does not remember the exact ihie«» where he left It. The name. II. t\ ‘ ‘her. Is on the top of case; with a spring attached to the first lock by a strong *. Whoever may hare any knowledge of ease will confer a great favor by in- FOR HALE—-A SPLENDID SURREY. with pole, shafts and haruess; very cheat) also a set of double haruess. Apply 51 Ir win street. FOR HALE-ONE BICYCLE; EXCELLENT condition. Coaster broke. Just equipped with $3.50 tire. Quick. $15. Address E. Rustln, 57 Whitehall street. FOR SALE-GOOD SECOND-HAND BICY- rb>. Apply Atlanta Sanitarium, 342 South Boulerard. NICE. LARGE HORSE AND RUBBER- tired buggy for sale chenp If tnkeu nt once. 8. 1*. B. # 1S4 Plum street. ONE 6-IIOLE YORK COAL RANGE WITH •rlf-rontalnol rawrrolr, wat.r front and connactlona; alio one large Radiant Homo boater; all In drat-claaa operating condition. Call nt 267 E. 1’lne afreet. FOR' HALE. CHEAP, FOUR TOP DELIV- ery wagons, four open delivery wngons. one lnndau. Central Carriage Company, 14 IMcdinont nvenue. EXHIBITION BARRED ROCK PULLETS nnd cockerel* this week st $1.50 to $5. Ex hibition birds from stock that wins. ’Phone 2220 Bell. 301 Euclid awnue. FORTY RARRED ROCK PULLETS AND cockerel, nt 91 and 11.25 each. I.urge, ex cellent laying Block. '1'houo 2220 Bell. 901 Euclid avenue. FOR SALE—EDI80N HOME PIIONO- graph; 42 records and two horns; $20 1 taken at ouce. T. A. Moore, 428 Edgewood avenue. / FOR SALE-CIGAR. SODA FOUNT AND confcctlouery stand: corner stand; the best atand In flouth Atlanta tor a money maker. Address Johnson, Gleun and Mc Daniel streets. FOR SALE—OFFICE RAILING. FORMER- ly naed In tax collector'., tax aaaeaaora', city clerk's and water office, city hall; to lie removed at once. Apply at city building In- apeetor'a office, city ball. WATCH-NEW WALTHAM. 7-JEWEL, 2*. rtoublc-cnae; coat 916.50; will aell for 110.50. 326 I'ulllam. FOR HALE-FOURTEEN WHITE WYAN- dotte hens nnd one rooster, nt a bargain. Box 48, Decatur, Ga. Bell 'phono 19 L De catur. FOR RALE—YAI.lt BICYCLE; ' l)AS conator broke, lu good repair. Chenp. At- lantn 'phone 3461. 104 Weat Peachtree. FOR SALE—ONE SHOW CASE; GOOD AS new, nnd No. 7 nilck typewriter. 611 Ceu. tnry building. FOR 8AI.K-P0NY OR PONY BUILT horae. Been uaed by girl 11 yenra old. Knock-down price. Jon. B. Froat, 122 Peach tree alreet. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WAXTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, office and household goods of all kind*. A. Springer, 230 Peters street. Bell 2752 J. SCHOOL BOOKS—WB BUY YOUR SEC- d-hnnd school, books. Best cash prices WANTED—SMALL SET OP BOOKS extra office work after 6 n. m. Terms very reasonable. Address Books, car glau. FOR 8ALE—REAL E8TATE. FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR. »! WANTED—TO HIRE FOR A SHORT time, gentle horse and light spring wagon: privilege of buying later; best care. Address W. B. Burke, General Delivery, Atlanta, Ga. WANTED—TO BORROW $1,000 OK DE slrable real estate, near Atlauta. Will pay good Interest. G, care Georgian. WANT TO BUY A TYPEWRITER AND hnmmerlejss shotgun; must be bargains. Empire Kennel Co., Empire, Ga. B. LOON, OF ATLANTA. GA.. WANTS Maud or O. R. of Princess Rink, Chatta noogu, present address. Old Friend, Crew street. WANTED—GALVANIZED IRON TANK, four to six barrels capacity. State site and price. Densinore Poultry Farm, < ton, Ga. WANTED-A SECOND-HAND ROLL RIM, cast Iron, white enameled bath tub; also, stationary washstand. Must be reasonable. J. II, Kahns, 248% Marietta street. WANTED SCHOOLBOOKS. WE PAY CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF SALABLE SCHOOL books, new or second-hand, in any quan- mall list SOUTHERN BOOK CONCERN. 71 Whitehall Street Ask for Mr. Gavan. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. NO GOODS RESERVED Keep your eye ou "Dewberry's Delight.” No home is complete without it; every mother should 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 nnd nature cures. Sold by nil druggists. Address Box 246, Atlanta. Ga., for free santnle. FOR SALE—FARMS. FOR SALE—71) ACRES OF LAND a»*rea in high state of cultivation; good home nml tenant house*; 600 acres In tint- l»cr. Throe ml lev from Adel. Ga. Hnvo no family but wife. Roth t.*o old to look |MKennon, Adel. Gi after It. Address W. L. 2S W. Fifth street, nnd receive reward. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. NO GOODS RESERVED >nr customer* nil kuo*r that when we re a sale It means genuine cut |»r!eea. I* la the greatest cut we have ever made, many lustauiv* we an* oaklug less than ‘■fourth «f whtit the goods were formerly eod. Our bargains lu HUMMER FI RM- alNrtit some of theae? Potvh rrb net tees, poreh awlugK. Iron our** ifflrb goods nt ouch prices going fant. and.those wborbnow enrly will uaturally get the beat values. Muridtu street. OSCAR BARNES & CO., 18 E. Hunter Stree; FOR SALE—FURNITURE. OUR GREAT CLEAR ANCE SALE HAS KKIT I S BUSY SINCE ITS IS- nngnrntlon. sereral days ag.». mir timely '•aimed *he great bulk of the mntiinre on»tii»M to "enter et our Mtore. Each day thla become* more and more np- parent Our low prices on Kfanonuble furni ture of nil kind*, which range from 16 to 51 |H»r cent lower than the refit la rprhu*. U an Irrealatllde Indtieeuietit and np|N*nIa to the Intelllgciiee of every man and woman. We rail offer these npcclul lairing lndn<*enietitH liecnnae of our low r»*nt. small exiieum** nml 1m any day next week Interest yon. OSCAR BARNES & CO., 18 E. Hunter Street IN OUR AUGUST CLEARANCE KAI. Our cuntomers nil know that when wc have a sale It means genuine cut prices. This Is the greatest cut we have ever made. In ninny Instance# we are asking less than -fourth of what the goods were formerly priced. Our bargains In HUMMER FURNI TUBE NECESSITIES ARB absolute plek ups. How al>out some of these? Porch rockers, porch settees, porch swings. Iron beds. Of course such goods nt such prices are going fast, nnd those who choose early will naturally get the best values. OSCAR BARNES & CO., 18 E. Hunter Street BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. BUSINESS AND INVEST MENT OPPORTUNITIES ON THE SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY ARB NUMEROUS AND EMBRACE EVERY Hoe of Industry. With Atlanta on the east and Birmingham on the west, the two greatest and most rapidly developing cities In the entire South, our Atlanta and Birm ingham division Is an undeveloped empire within Itself. Whether yon are an Inventor, 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 call on H. B. BIGHAM, Asst. Gen’l Industrial Agent SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY, 1109-11 Englisli-American Building, Atlanta, Ga. ALLEN & WHITE, Real Estate and. Renting. Atlanta Phone 823, 1207 Candler Bldg. IF YOU WANT A NORTH SIDE COT tage borne, built to suit your own Ideas, come and have a talk with us. We will build these bouses on terms to salt pur chaser. Stop paying rent and own your home. 6N JgSEPHIKE STREET, INMAN PARK, we have two 6-room houses just complet- 1. We will sell these for $1,800 sod $2,000. Ou easy terms. See these. WE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE SALE A beautiful S-rooin cottage with reception bell, city wnter, electric lights and baths. This home I* on the main residence street of Marietta and very near the car Une. The lot Is £5x296. lies well and Is beautifully shaded. Every one knows wbat Marietta property Is, especially when situated as this. If futerested see ns at once. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. PRICES QUOTED IN THIS SALE ARE THE LOWEST WB have ever nimle. TIiIf. «nr AUGUST 'LEARANGE SALE. I* «»»ir lii*t Mile liefore leklng 'll* with with fall nml winter fur- nfferliig In this wile refrig- Hitnrv era tor*, urt Mpiare*. **r«\. etc., at n red tie tlon of 25 |h*t e«*i»t nml more. Thl* sale Is fake red net loti*. NleMilute OSCAR BARNES & CO., 18 E. Hunter Street 'A PINE INVESTMENT FOR SMALL FUNDS, Just this side of the new In- nian Yards, and within a mile of Seaboard, W. & a. and A., B. & A. Yards; build ing lots 50x140 for $100; terms $5 cash and $5 a ’ month. No interest. The lots are just off the Marietta Road, and beinj,' within call distance of four big railroad yards, are sure to. come into demand. Easy payments; no inter est and safe enhancement in these lots. FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR. WILLIAM. S. ANSLEY, Real Estate. 217 Century Building, Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 THIS IS IT-NEW NORTH SIDE HOME In block ot We»t Peachtree. Did you know that you could buy a 2-atory J-rooia hotiao thla slda of North arentie for t!» modest aum of Jt.600, on reasonable terms? I did uot know It until tbls morning, nnd I thought I would let yon know about It. ANSLEY PARK LOT-ON PEACHTREE clrc(e, 75 by nearly 990 feet; one of the very prettiest locations In the perk, and If you nre looking for a lot for a home you will never get a better opportunity, for you can buy It for 19,150. It la the cheapest tot ottered In this nectlon. SUBURBAN IIOME-ON CAR LINE. BE- tween here and Decatur; 2-etory hoimn; corner lot of about half acre. Price |1,5W. It tbla la not a bargain I um fooled. PIEDMONT AVENUE-REST PART OF the nvenup; 2-etory 8-room boune. t.'nu be bought for 97,750. Tbta li a nice place for the money. PONCE Del.EON AVENUE-CORNER lot, 50 feet front, 250 feet deep, on the very best pnrt of the nvenue, and aouf. FORi SALE—FURNITURE, OUR GREAT CLEAR ANCE SALE HAS KEIT US BUSY SINCE ITS IN- nuguratlon, several days ngn. Our timely bargains have ratified the great bulk of tho furniture business to center nt our store. Each day thl* liecomes more nnd more np- of all kinds, which range from 25 to 50 . *ent lower tlmn the regulsrprlee, I* an rre*l*tlble Indueement nnd appeals to the ad we Will promise to Interest you. OSCAR BARNES & CO., 18 E. Hunter Street BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WASTE PAPER, THE LARGEST BUYERS South. paper Smith. Tho only buyer, of wnate paper In Atlanta. YTo pny highest caah price* for clean wnate nnd ncrap paper or .nil kind, City Jnnk Company, £17 Marietta itrect. Belt 'phone 4463. TYPEWRITERS. - ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 71 N. Pryor Ht.. Atlanta, Ga. Dealera lu all wakei ot Typewrltcra. DON’T WEAR PANAMA HATS „ THAT ABE DIRTY AND ROILED ANI> out of *hnpr. Hussey clesns, presses nml •shapes all old soft snd stiff felt snd I att ains liats In latest styles. 28% Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. WEATHER REPORT. MOXCRIRF REPORTS A WARM 81M- mer snd a eold winter to follow. Better eonsult him nbout n FURNACE so as to cut our eosl hill In half. Furnaees for^ nd of fuel. Moncrief Furnace Co. phones. . Both PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS. 'ATTEUN8. MODELS ANH KXPKBI- mental wort. 6'neelal. accurate woodwork. Atlanta Pattern Mfg. Co., 46 Coortltnd St. Hell phone 2077. OLD HATS MADE NEW. annma lints cleaned nnd Soft or stiff hats cleaned and reshaped..3$c Soft or stiff straws cleaned nml 35i* to 0"^ Rnndn. binding, or .went., 25c each eltr* Out-of-town orderly given prompt attention. MB IIATTERh; 100H WHITEHALL 81. TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. W. ROUNTREE & into. TRUNK AM* IIAil i'O. Retail nnd repnlrlug. 77 While- hall street. Phone 1576. PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS*. ATTERXH. MODELS. EXPERIMENTAL machine* and mechanical devices made Atlanta Pattern Maimfnetnrlng company. * ftirthMid strcct. Hell 'phone 2u77. GWINN-'S SHOE SHOP, « l.n-KIE ST. McuV .hoe. half-noled. aewiol Pbcues—llell 3395. Atlauta I.M ii tmr