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12 fHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. 8ATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 19W. OPPORTUNITIES FOR EVERYRODY HERE-NOW FIND YOURS Want Ads. 10 c a Line. No ad. taken for leae than 30 eents. Six words of average length make a line. The following rates are for con secutive Insertion*. Rates for 3, 6 or 12 months' contract furnished on application. 1 time 10 cents a line. 3 times ..•••• 81-3 cents a line. 0 times 71-2 oents a line. 26 times 6 cents a line. Phone, Bell 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'olock to be inserted the same day. Ada for 8ITUA7I0N8 WANTED will be Inserted FREE ONB TIME. WANTED—AGENT8. tlon to hustlers, but we hare _ . those who can not produce bull ness*, would also employ two reliable men to sell framed pictures from house to bouse from wagon on a commission basis. Call 13-A Peters St. WANTED HELP—MAU5. WANTED—SEVERAL GOOD PAINTERS: . contract or day work; also, two good /carpenters and plasterers. Thompson, 31S ! Empire building. i ,WE NEED A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN stenographer. Must be nccurate at figures t nd write a good hand. Apply by letter to ». O. Box 890, Atlanta, Gn. WANTED—EXPERIENCED CARPENTER i and foremnn for residence. ’Phone 1044 i main. . * HELP IN COMMERCIAL, MECHANICAL y and technical lines. The demand greater j than supply. Call or write us. Inclosing | stamp, for good position. National Employ- 1 Association, 1022-1023 Century Bldg. ! ment GET KEYS MADE, LOCKS, GUNS AND pistols repaired. Shon department, The Tool Company, 65 Marietta street. Ball I 'phono 631L * MAN WANTED WIIO UNDERSTANDS bow to make cider, phosphates, colas, - etc. Mention age, experience and salary expected. Cider, care Georgian. THE ORIGINAL PASSION PLAY-THE entire Life of Christ, from birth to cru dtixlon. at the Terminal Electric Theater, 41 West Mitchell street. All next week, •mmeucing Monday, September 9. Every LOST-SIGMA NU FRATERNITY PIN; was found by party at Ponce DeLeon Inst week, who 'phoned roe to call for It, but have lost bis address. Please call and receive rewnrd. S. It. Bridges, 415 Eng- llsb-Ainerlcnti Bldg. body is Invited. WANTED-A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN stenographer. Permanent position, with a chance for promotion. Apply by letter In > own handwriting, Manager, P. O. Box 890, ! Atlanta. Ga. WANTED—MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade: will equip ahop or furnish posl- trade; will equip shop or rurnisn posi tions; few weeks completes; constant prac- tlce, careful Instructions; tools flvfB] Mt« unlay wages; diplomas granted, "rite for catalogue. Moler Barber College, Forsyth and Hunter streets. WANTED—ERRAND ROY; WITH WHEEL preferred. Atlanta Rubber Stamp and Stencil Works, 31 South Broad street. WANTED—EX PERIENCED BOOKKBEP- er, steno-bookkeeper preferred. Apply ICO Marietta street. BOY WANTED-TEN TO 14; to learn good business; only those living at honijs.with lome knowledge of grammar and willing to work, need apply. Eagle Rubber Stamp Works, 344 Peachtree street. VANTED. FUR UNITED 8TATE8 ARMY, able-bodied unmarried men, between ages if twenty-one and thlrty-flve; citizen* of Jntted States, of good character and tern- lerats hnhlts, who can speak, read and rrlte English. Men wanted now for serv- re In Cuba. For Information, apply to re- rutting officer. Tciuple Court building, At- inta, or 411 Cherry street. Macon, Qa. IBS BETWEEN TWENTY-THREE AND forty years old. who have been residents id tax-payers In Atlanta two years, want* ... Atinnin two jinr», I for position on the police force. Must >t be under 5 feet 8 Inches, or I*”? tan 140 pouuds. Examinations will be held >out September 10. Several vacancies to s filled. Applications must be filed by pptember 9. Call at office of chief of po re for blanks. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. ADIES WANTED—TWENTY-FrVB Ex perienced and Inexperienced box makers; re pay you while you learu. Apply Monday lornlng Atlanta Box Factory, 6 Bartow treet. 7ANTED—A GOOD COOK FOR SMALL family. Light work. Call Monday. “ entral avenue. ANTED—GOOD COOK: WOMAN PRE- ferred. Good wages and room on lot If inted. Apply Saturday, 251 Gordon street. CPEIUENCED EMBROIDERY AND IN- * sorkers. Good pay. permanent poet- — i...I- quick, Daulel 1 pay, ix Easy hours. Apply os. Co., 45 Peachtree. ID—LADY OF ABILITY AND OF tg address, one who can adapt her- society’s usages and Is acquainted •th«xls and customs of the "upper ndred;’* salary commensurate with t-class ability we demand. Address * Georgian. GIRL TO LEARN OPERATION OF MON- otype keyboard typesetting. No osperl- ence, but good education required. Short hours, high wages. Piedmont Printing Company, 56 Central avenue. WANTED HELP—Male and Femele. WANTED-CAPARLE MEN AND WOMEN to handle real, live, vibrating West Texas real estate proposition: $23 dully or nothing. Address Department P, Shatter Lake, An drews County, Texas. WANTED"-/" STENOGRAPHERS; ALSO girls twelve to sixteen: women eighteen to thirty years old. Tabernacle Employ ment Department. ’Phone 2766 L. WANTED—ADDRESS OF INTELLIGENT mechanics and wage earners. In every line, desiring to Improve their financial condi tions; no canvassing. Industrial Finance Co., 1286 Broadway, New York. THE ORIGINAL PASSION PLAY—TilE entire Life ot Christ, frdm birth to cru cifixion. at the Terminal Electric Theater, 41 West Mitchell street. All next week, «ommenclng Monday, September 9. Every body Is Invited. but not absolutely necesaary; preference given to young men; must be of good ap pearance and personal reputatiou; work wiu take all correspondent's time In large cities. but can be done In spare time In smaller towns; food pay and permanent po- asms envelope If possible. Address Editor, WANTED-OENERAL AGENTS FOR AT- lanta to secure sub-agenta for negro real estate proposition. Good thing. Write quick. Good commissions. Address Ilox 747, Gulfport, Miss. WANTED—8ALESMEN. WANTED-GOOD COMPETENT TRAVEL- Ing salesman. Salary and expenses paid. Excellent opportunity for proper party. Must bo prepared to furnish unquestionable references. Garland Refining Company, Cleveland, Ohio. SITUATIONS WANTED. A YOUNO LADY OP GOOD ADVAN- tagoa and sararal ysara’ aiparlence da- •Irai po.ltlon a. teacher of tnualc In noma good school. Address Teacher, care Geor gian. WANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG MAN with experience In cigar stand; am at present employed In elnr stand;jrood ref erences if desired. Adaresa Box 392, Mont gomery, Ala. THE ORIGINAL PASSION PLAY—THE entire Lite of Chrl.t, from birth to cru cifixion, at tho Terminal E!eetrlc Theater, 41 Went Mitchell .treet. All next week, commencing Monday, September 9. Every body la Invited. ifixmliimNCUb SALESMAN \V ANTS A position as traveler for some meritorious specialty; reference* furnished. Address Box 281, McRae, Ga. * YOUNG MAN, JU8T OUT OF SCHOOL. desires position as stenographer; can fur nish own* machine: small salary to start with. Address G. W. 1*., care Georgian. WANTED—CASHIER’S PLACE, SMALL country bank, or assistant's place Urge bank; have good place In bank now, but want to make change; three years' expe rience: best references. Address Banker, care Georgian. FOR RENT— ROOMS. FOB RENT—ONB OR TWO UNFURNISH- ed connecting rooms: good table board across the street If desired. 250 Formwalt. ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR OF 6 LARGE room, and imall kitchen; private bath, hat and cold water; .tore connected; all modern convenience.; rent aura to pleaae. Phone 4598-J. quick. TWO CONNECTING ROOMS FOB LIGHT housekeeping. In first-class condition. Connections tor gas stove and new sink in kitchen. For Information, call Bell 'pboue 4814 J. FOR RENT-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR; three connecting rooms; hot and cold wa ter. 96 W. Harris street. FOR RENT-TWO LARGE. PLEASANT, connecting rooms, alcovo for cooking, use of parlor, piano, 'phone, bath; veranda, front halls, nrivato porch: pleasant, cen tral; south slue location. Home, care Geor gian. FOIl RENT TO DESIRABLE PARTIES- Two or three nico room* in new house at 176 Forrest avenue. Phone 6622 Mnln. A J-ROOM FLAT AT 6} EAST CAIN ST.. Drat floor, with hath, pantry, china cloeet and drawing room. Dell phone 9437-J. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT-ONE LARGE. NICELY FUR- ulshed front room. Gentlemen preferred. 260 Highland avenue. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE for light housekeeping; separate bath and toilet; no children desired. 425 Washing ton. Call 'phono 6224 J. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, with bath, furnace hent; north side; near in. 76 Walton street. Private veranda; sec ond floor. TWO ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED, complete for housekeeping; modern con veniences. 10 Brown place. FOR RENT-CHOICE PARTLY FURNISH- ed first-floor six-room apartment; veranda: large, well-ventilated rooms. 152 Weat Peachtree. ONE FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. Steam heat; all conveniences: north able; close In. Address Private Family, care The Georgian. WANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE. WANTED—ON ACCOUNT OF LOSING residence and household goods, I wish to rent furnished house, 6 to 8 rooms. In city or suburbs. I*. U. Hunnhnn, caro Carolina- Portland Cement Co. FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-THREE NEW UN FURNISH- ed connecting rooms, with electric lights; reference exchanged. 20 Norcross street, second door from I.ee street. West End. FOR RENT OCTOBER 1. PO88IBLY sooner, four connecting first-floor rooms; separate gas. Close In. No children. Ref erences exchanged. South aide. X Y, care Georgian. FOR RENT—DE8K ROOM. FOR RENT-DESK ROOM FOR RENT. Centrally located. Use of 'phone. Ad dress Centnry, caro Georgian. FOR RENT—8TORES. FOR RENT-BRICK STORE. TWO-STORY and basement, northeast corner Mitchell and Forsrth streets. Now occupied by Glendale Springs Distilling Company. Mar tin F. Amorous, 1306 Empire building. WANTED—BOARDER8. NICE ROOMS. GOOD TABLE; MEAL tickets. Bell *phone 6221 J. Atlanta 4172. 25 Auburn avenue. Mrs. Slate. WANTED—BOARD. YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN DE8IBE8 I Jmam »lT«n and re quire!. Muit be reaaonable. and within watting distance ot bualneoo renter ot city. AddreM M. J. \V.. car, The Georgian. . LOST—THURSDAY NIGHT. ROUGH. coated fox terrier dog; lioth ears nnd one eye black; one ear slightly torn. Reward upon returning to C. 11. Bldwell, 31 Boule vard place. FOUND. FOUND—ONF, WATCH FOB ON McDAN- lel on Wednemlny availing. Owner enn get Bume liy an 111 Mi; Allanlil phone 4230. SCHOOL. MIIH. CHESHIRK'S PRIMARY AND Grammar School will lK*gbi Monday at 210 Pryor street. Methods and l>ookB natuo ns used in the public schools, with the advantage of more Individual attention. FOR 8ALE—FARMS. FARM OF 326 ACRES FOR SALE—IT IS located 10 miles east of Atlanta, 2 miles south of Chamblee, Ga.; equipped with gin nery. sawmill, cane mill; modern tools and stock; will divide Into small farms, each fronting public road; easy terms. Apply to II. I*. Tilly, Owner, Chamblee, Ga. R. F. I). No. 1. FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FROM WEAVER TO WEAItER-FALL goods ready for Inspection. Tom Weaver, Fine Tailor, 93 Teachtree street. HAVE A GOOD MAHOGANY UPRIGHT piano, nearly new, that must be sold at once. Will sacrifice, If taken quick. Ad dress Plano, P. O. Box 199, Atlauta. FALL GOODS READY FOR INSPECTION. Suits to order $26. pouts to order $6. Press ing, altering, cleaning, etc. Better Tailor ing Co., Prudential Bldg., 26 Walton street. HANDSOME NEW PIANO CHEAP: THE owner leaving city; grammar and high school books (now) cheap. 40 W. Linden avenue. FOR BALE-A $15 LATEST STYLE GAS stove nt n bargain. 173 Luckle street. TOM WEAVER CLEANS, PRESSES AND alters clothes tho new way. Call Tom Weaver. Phone 89 Main. FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, SIX- teenth century bed room suit, hall tree, book cose; also good heater. 29 East Alex- andor. Come ot once. FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND ring: 6 karats. Must be sold. Worth $800. Highest bidder gets It. Walter, care Georgian. TYBPWRITER8 FOR SALE - THREE Smith Premiers, one Remington No. 6, cheap; excellent condition. Address Tele graph Striker, care Georgian. FOR BALE—MERCANTILE BUSINESS (dry goods and clothing for women and men), established eight years; best adver tised stores In south Georgia; sales this year will be $76,000; "best place In town;” prettiest connecting stores In town; have always made money: reason for selling, want to jpo to Colorado; we wait one week before offering stock to public at discount; stock will Invoice $25,000, fixtures $2,000; satisfactory terms to good people. Keith Carson, TIfton, Gn. BUFF ORPINGTONS OF QUALITY. BEST birds for town or country. Heavy layers. Reasonably priced. M. E. Floerscb, 192 Crew ■treet, Atlnntn. FOR SALE AT A BIG LOSS’—EIGHT* home power Fairbanks A Morse gasoline engine, bought new to run a corn mill; 42- Inch rock; hnn boon used but flve or six days; didn’t make It profitable. Price $300. J. T. Henderson, Villa Itlcn, Ga. FEATHERS' FOR RALE-LIVE GEESE and other kinds of domestic feathers, pil lows and beds made to order. Write for samples and prices. Eubanks Feather Co., 73^ 8. Rrond St., Atlnntn, Ga. Bell phone LADIES. PERSUADE THE GENTLEMEN to dress better; mentlou my name. Tom Weaver, Fine Tailor, 93 Peachtree street. FOR HALE CHEAP—THREE OPEN DE- llvery wagons, six top delivery wagons, three calm. Centrnl Carriage Co., 14 Pied mont avenue. A BIG SALE. HORSES AT AUCTION MONDAY AND Tuesday, commencing nt 10 o'clock; be on hand. Harper, Weathers, Callicott Horse and Mule Co. FOR SALB-A 1907 REO TOURING CAR. In good condition. Write II. L. Hopkins, Box 473, Atlanta. Gn. FOR SALE-FINE JERSEY COW. GIVES 6 gallons of milk a day. Will sell cheap. Call at 174 Onus street FOR SALE. TYPEWRITERS. Typewriters—Remingtons $10 to960 Typewriters—New Oenturys......,..$25 to $36 Typewriters—Franklins ,....$10to$26 Typewriters—Underwoods $35 to $66 Typewriters—Olivers $30 to $60 Typewriters—Yosts $10 to $25 Typewriter*—Chicago* *12 (0 sir Typewriter*—Hnmmonds .$10 to $15 Typewriters—Williams $20 to $45 Typewriters—Why pay a hundred dollars for a machine? We will sell you •me for less than half price that will Inst you a lifetime. H. M. ASHE CO., ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 71 N. Pryor 8t., ATLANTA, GA. DO NOT FORGET! THE MOST ACCOMMODATING WATCH house In the South Is W. R. Edwards A Co., 494 Central avenue, Atlanta, Ga. At lanta phone 8800. They tell Elgin, Waltham or Hamilton watches $1 per week. Yon wear the watch while paying for It. Ad dress all mall orders care Department B. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—A SECOND-BAND MANDOLIN for one of my puplj,. Mm. Griffith. Music Studio, 60 Colic street, comer buckle. A CUT PRICE SALE OF TYPEWRITERS. One No. 2 rebuilt 8mtth Premier $50.00 One No. I rebuilt Mmlth Premier 36.00 One No. 6 Remington (fine condition).. 60.00 One brand new No. 3 Oliver, with leather case 76.00 One No. 6 Fay 8bo (good shape) 35.00 No. 4 Williams No. 4 Yost No. 10 Yost (almost new).. .... 40.00 30.00 45.00 No. 2 Williams 26.00 Terms, 10 per cent with order, balance C. O. D. Each machine guaranteed. Money refunded If not satisfactory. Southern States Writing Machine Company, 424-25 Candler Building. WANTED—'YOUNO MAN WITH $200 TO take an Interest in a good, paying enter prise; He must own n bicycle mid be will- Ing to travel. Addremt J. A. Leslie, ”Tht Itoy,” Ellis street. WANTED—FLAT-TOP OFFICE DESK. with chair, in good condition: must Ik* reasonable. Address Desk, care Georgian. WANTED—TO BORROW $1,500 FOR 12 OR 18 months; good security. Address “II.,” ‘•are Georgian. wXSrruD — bvbhyoody to know that the Dixie Ituslues* College 1* the most thorough training school in Atlanta. wanted-seconimiand show case, al»out 6 or 8 feet long. Answer quick. At lnntn 'phone 976. IF IN NEED OU ANY STORE OR OF- flee fixtures or going to make any changes, call me up and will make estimate. J. E. Hole. Phones, Bell W. 749, Atlanta 916. STORAGE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS packed and stored. Bell phoue 3205 Main. Get our prices. W. H. Zachry, Humphries and Glenn streets and Southern Railway. FOR 8ALE— REAL ESTATE. SIX-ROOM COTTAGE IN COLLEGE Park, near car line; tot 100 bj 190; b««a- tlfal natural shade. Small cash payment, balance monthly. W. R. Hammond, 919 Cen tury building. Bell ’phone 979. FOR SALE-VACANT PROPERTY NEAR Grant perk; bargalu. Apply to owner, O. R. Williams, 23 Central avenue. LOVELY NEW HOMES; PRETTIE8T part north Boulevard; also south side home; every convenience; cheap. M. II., enre Georgian. 396 HOUSTON STREET, CORNER IIOW- oil; splendid seven-room cottage; all con veniences; 12,900: $700 cash and $30 monthly. Address 607 Gould building. INMAN PARK HOME-FOR QUICK sale, will make a special price; 2 stories, 8 rooms; every modern convenience. Ad dress 343 Euclid avenue. Bell phone 6303-L. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. I WANT TO BUY NEAT COTTAGE; IT must he cheap. If this applies to you, answer: am tired paying rent. Address It., this office. BE WITH US MONDAY WE WILL SELL MONDAY AND TUE8- day, a big Jot of horses at auction. Harper, Weathers, Callicott Horse and Mule Co. LEGAL NOTICE. I sold all my Interest In the Bruce Clean ing and Dye Worka on the Z7tb ot August, 1907, and will not be responsible for any claims against said concern after said data. (Signed) P. E. BRUCE. WANTED—HOME. WANTED—SMALL COTTAGE ON FAIR- sited lot In suburbs, near car line; will lease or rent by month; muat be reasonable. Address Cottage, care Georgian. PERSONAL. PERSONS WHO DESIRE INFORMATION concerning lands In Texas, which aro to day the best Investment In America, can get complete and accurate Information by addresulng Godfrey Peterson, P. O. Box 424, Han Antonio, Tex. MORPHINE AND OTHER DRUG USERS! I have good news for you. Free private consultation. Call at once. Dr. Daniel Morrison, 414 Kiser Bldg., city. AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER WISHES six pupils for morning or afternoon. Will call if you address North Hide Teacher, cars Georgian. MRS. GEORGE M’GAUOHEY WILL OPEN her private school In West End September 23. She has had years of experience, nnd It well known for her thoroughness In prl- ninr.v nnd Intermediate work. She has also n preparatory course to fit girls to enter the Agnes Scott college. The art depart ment is under the direction of Mrs. E. C. Merrill, a well known artist of this city, city. AT 34 PEACHTREE STREET, A HPE- clnlty is made of fitting trusses, abdominal supporters, etc. LARGE LOT CLEAN CINDERS TO BE given away. Apply to Atlnntn Ice and Coal Company, Piedmont avenue nnd Geor gia railroad. KITCHEN COMBINATION NOVELTY- For grating corn, scaling fish aud cleaning vegetables. Price 25c. Catalogue free. Mon roe & Co., 65 E. Randolph S*t., Chicago, Ills. BONANZA FOR AGKNT8-THREAD-CUT- ting thimble; saves teeth, time nnd tem per. Price 10c. Cntnlogne free. Union Sup ply Co., 882 H. Webster 8t.. Decatur, Ills. DAVID W. YARBROUGH, MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEOPLE and others. American Investment Co., 704 Candler Bldg. Established 1890. WEYMAN ft CONNERS, EQUITABLE. Mortgage loans on real estate. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6. € AND 7 PER cent Interest, according to aecurity offered. Small expense and prompt attention. Only on real estata In and near Atlanta. 8. IJ. Turman. SPECIAL HOME FUND8 TO LEND; ANY amount. 44. 5 and 9 per cent. Write or call ft W. Canon, 24 8. Broad 8L FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO l«ad on monthly poym.nt pUn; no delay; tire money (or purchase money note*. Straight loan* made at 9 per rent and np- warde. aeeordlnf to dealrabltlty of loan. W. A. Footer. Booth Broad afreet. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WARE & HARPER, 724-725 CENTURY Bl BELL ’PHONE 3311., ATLANTA ’PHONE 1563. $1,600—BEAUTIFULLY AND NEWLY FUR nlahcd lodging house; heart of city; abso lutely clearing $250 per month. $600—WELL-ESTABLISHED REAL E8- fate business, with flue* list of salable property. $750—A WELL-LOCATED (IN HEART OF city) most 11 Ik* rally patronized and popu lar barber ahop. This Is about half the value of this place. Best reason of offe $350—NEWLY AND NICELY FURNI8IIED ten-room lodging bouse; almost heart of city: best class of pi.tronnge; tine location; •heap rent; valuable lease. An exceptional qiportuulty. $2,000—TIIIRTY-THREE-ROOM BOARDING and transient hotel In very heart of city; splendid class of patronage: fllDWl to over flowing at good prices; good lease; cheap PI —r—. tionery business, one block of Terminal gtatlon: five years’ lease; cheap rent; must £ „ . »ap F . be sold at onee. Ill health or owner only cause of offer. Most reasonable terms to an acceptable party. WE HAVE A COMPLETE JOB PRINTING plant which cost $1,500 to $2,000; as good ns new; which we will sell at once at n great sacrifice. See ns nt once. $5,000-LARGE AND PROFITABLE DRUG. sodn water. Ice cream, cigar and tobacco business, located In one of the beat towns of 2,000 population of south Georgia. $1,500-FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, together with lease of a forty-tvo-room hotel and lodging house: fine locntlon; nl moat heart of city, on principal street; rent only $150 per month, $10,000—ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A NICE manufacturing, transfer and dray business In one of the best towns of south Georgia: business in most prosperous condition; ueed good business assistance. $4,000—WELL-ESTABLISHED, LIBERALLY patronized nnd profitable furniture and housefurnlshlng business In one of Geor gia’s best cities of 18,000 Inhabitants. $1,800—ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A WELL- established and profitable drug business, close In anti on best street. No one except an experienced pharmacist need apply. $500—WILL BUY THE LEASE (WHICH extends until December 1, 1906), on sand privilege, unlimited supply; Immense de mand and big profits. $30,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN sums to suit borrower. No delay. Cell In person. Charles Herman,''Itvom 302-309 Temple Court. - $2.900—WELL-ESTABLISHED SPLENDID- ^ ly. equlpped and most_profltable bottling FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CLOSING OUT LINES ' WILL CONTINUE; GRASP THIS OP PORTUNITY TO SAVE. ENTER THE FIRST OF THE NEW FALL GOODS. QUICK GOING PRICES SPEED THE DEPART ING OLD. PRICES LOWERED FOR EXTRA TRADING. REMEMBER—This ad is for Monday and all next week and we must make ex tra inducements to crowd full month’s selling iij short trading time. As be fore stated—purchases have been made on such a scale that room-making is an ur gent necessity. The chance is your happy opportunity to fill your home with every ar ticle of furniture or house furnishings that you may need. The sale winning fea tures of this sale mean a snug saving to you and much needed room for the fast coming recent purchases. FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR On Ira street between Goor- gia avenue and Eads street we have a lot 80x120 with two good 2-story houses as follows: No. 193 Ira Street, a 7- room house. No. 195 Ira Street, a 10-room house. We. will sell these two places together for $4,200 cash. They are substantially built and in good repair; the location is one where houses are always in demand. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. Century Building. FOR 8ALE—SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS FOR ALL SCHOOLS OSCAR BARNES & CO., business; clearing over $250 per month. GOOD LOCATION FOR BUSINK88 FOR ■ale—Mill and water rights, 106 acres land, two turbine wheels (75 barrels per day); B. and O. railroad at door; switch, too, for cars. Also store for sale. Reason for selling, waut to retire. Been here in business 21 years and have $40,000 and bad health. For Information, apply to Ham< mond Bros., Hood* Mill, Md. GOLD DREDGING IN ALA8KA-10.000 acrea tested gold-bearing gravel. Rich* eat placera known. Flrat offering atock 10c. Installments. Illustrated prospectus free. I DESIRE AN ACTIVE CORRESPOND- GIVE MB YOUR BU8INER8 AND I WILL give you satisfaction. See? Anything In the cabinet line. Phone connections. J. E. Hale. BUSINESS AND INVEST MENT OPPORTUNITIES ON THE SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY ABB NUMEROUS AND EMBRACE EVERY line of Industry. With Atlanta on the east and Birmingham on the west, the two greatest and moat rapidly developing cities In the entire South, our Atlanta and Blrm- Ingham division la an undeveloped empire within Itself. Whether yon are an Investor, a manufac turer, mlner t< fruit grower, atock raiser, poultryman, general farmer or laborer, we can offer you something attractive nnd prof (table between Atlanta and Birmingham, and wonld bo glad to bava yon write ua or call on H. B. BIGHAM, Asst. Genl Industrial Agent SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY, 1109-11 English-American Building, Atlanta, Ga. advises on love, family, business affaire. MADAM PAULINE, Scientific Palmist. HOUSTON STREET. ren lie ronaulted on ,11 affaire of Ilf.; baa llooaton atrret. CABINET MAKERS AND CAR PENTERS. FLY SCREENS, MODELS AND NOVEL- tire. Doll phone .:;i. Atlanta Wood and Iron Noreltj Works, M Marietta street. 18 E. HUNTER ST. BOTH PHONES 1368. WHAT THIS SALE MEANS TO YOU It means tremendous sav ings on Dressers, Irop Beds, Wash Stands, Chiffoniers, Rockers, Chairs, Rugs, Mat tings, Art Squares, Parlor Furniture, Mahogany and Quartered Oak Bedroom Suits, Sideboards, Dining Tables and Chairs, Book cases, China Closets, Dra peries or any article of Fur niture or House-furnishings from cellar to garret. 150,000 SECOND HAND BOOKS IN STOCK AT A GREAT SAVING WE BUY YOUR SECOND HAND BOOKS FOR CASH WHEN YOU PATRONIZE US. Read the ads about 20 per cent off, study it out careful ly and see where you can save money by buying and selling second-hand books at our store, 71 WHITEHALL ST. Second Door Below High’s. SOUTHERN BOOK CONCERN. Ample Room—Plenty of Clerks. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT-ONE NEW EIGHT-BOOS twoitory residence, 7*9 Wc«t I'eoctitre, •treet Apply Harper Bro»„ 'phone KJ FOR RENT-A 4-ROOM COTTAGE OX lllenn etreet, corner Hill: Bin- eliniio; month. Phonee (Hell) 1611. Atlnntn Upchurch, Morrl, A Co., 600 Annti-ll Hl'l*. I WILL RENT MY SUBURBAN HOME, for- NOW TO TAKE A TRIP THROUGH YOUR HOME AND SEE WHAT YOU NEED NOW OR WILL NEED LATER. You can now buy for Octo ber delivery. We make no charge for storage. Start early. PARTICULAR NOTICE. Be sure you are right. Barnes is just around the corner from Whitehall, half way between South Pryor. OSCAR BARNES & CO., 18 E. HUNTER ST. BOTH PHONES 1368. BIG AUCTION SALE HORSES. A* ?i T !£. XAL . 8TO< ’ K t ARI)8 MONDAY and Tneeday. September I and 10. Harper, Weathers, Callicott Horse and Mule Co. schedule, seventeen minutes from the ritf. Have plenty of shade, springs, chickens flowers. This la tin* time of the year to enjoy a suburban home. A change In hull- ness cause of giving up home. Apply w Owner, I\ O. Box 890, Atlanta, Ga. FOR RENT. Parties looking for houses or flats can obtain a com plete list of all property for rent in the city by calling at J. M. High Co.’s, in Furni ture Department. No charge for information. BUSINESS DIRECTORY- OLD HATS MADE NEW. , SOFT AND STIFF FEI.T HATS I'lMV ed and reshaped. SOe. Panama hats ‘•lean ed and reshaped, 50c. Soft nnd stiff hat* blenched nnd pressed. 50c and *£• All handa or sweats (each extra 25c». "Ja town orders given prompt attention. styles, best work, lowest prices. Arms Hatters. 1004 Whitehall street. TYPEWRITERS. tl4Vrt - ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANO* _ 71 N. Pryor 8t.. Atlanta. «a. Dealers In all makes of Typewriters^ DON’T WEAR PANAMA HATS THAT ARE DIRTY AND SOILED AND reshapes all old soft and stiff felt nn< »•% •ma hats In latest ityle*. 2S4 ^ biteba street, Atlanta. Ga. ^ TRUNK AND BAO REPAIRING;..,, H W. ROUNTREE k IIRO. TKB>»Jf" BAO CO. Itetall and repairing. 7J hall ■treat, l’hone 1576. PATTERN AND MODEL MAKER* PATTERNS. MODELS. EXl’EltlMUNTAJ machines and mechanical devices ^ Atlanta Pattern Manufacturing c ouipw* Court In nil street. Bell ’phone 20. i. „ GWINN'S SHOE SHOP. * 6UDTS linil-Wini, V>*1 Phones—Bell 33S. Atlanta I* ATLANTA WIN8-8EE HEBE! D 1 furnace In .have for the winter. !' „ Hire n. yoor order. Now, don t if Will take rare of It In dne lime. Fnrnnca Co., 10 Trinity »T»nu«. phonal. i . N