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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
3ATTRDAT. OCTOBER I, MOT.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR EVERYBODY HERE—NOW FIND YOURS
Want Ads.
10 c a Line.
No gd. taken for leee than 30 cents.
Six worda of average length make
a Una.
The following ratea ore for eon-
aeeutlve Insertions. Ratea for 3, 0
or 12 months' contract furniahed on
application*
1 time *••••• 10 centa a line.
8 tlmea ...... 81-3 centa a line.
6 tlmea .71-2 centa a line.
26 tlmea .6 centa a line.
Phone* Bell 4929 or Atlanta 4401,
and we will take your ad and
charge It If your name la In either
phone directory.
Ada muet bo ’phoned by 12 o’elook
to be Inoerted the eame day#
Ada for 8ITUATION8 WANTED
will be ineerted FREE ONB TIME.
WANTED HELP—MAtE.
WANTED—FIRST-CLASH MAN TAILOR
and a competent lndv nklrt draper. Biro,
j mT W. Barnnart. 268 Peachtree.
; WANTED—A GOOD GERMAN FARMER.
In nnawer. give fall nUdrcae. German,
care Georgian.
WANTED-BEFINED talker and lec-
turer for the hlgheat claaa attraction ever
shown South. Muat be aober and a gentle*
man. ncruatomed to handling the better
l clou. Work from October 10 to 26. Amu
ewapancr.
permanent place. Address at once, Tele*
phone, Hylvanln, Ga.
WANTED-MEN TO
trade. Will
olab poslttonn.
aunt —
givti
... __ LEARN DARIIER
equip abop for yon or fur*
, Few weeks completes. Con*
it practice, Garefnl lostructIona. Toole
m/ Wftgea Saturday*. Diplomas grant*
Call l>r Mrrit*. Molcr Ilarttor College,
corner Hnbter and Forsyth streets.
.WANTED—FIR8T-CLA88 INSIDE SHEET
metal worker Immediately; good wagea.
Apply Moncrlef Furnace Company, 10 Trin
ity*
WANTED—NAMES'AND ADDRES8E8 OF
aketere St. Nicholas rink night of Atlanta
.riot, September 22, 1906. Manager, 420 Aus
tell building.
PICTURES—STEEL ENGRAVINGS. PAS*
TEL8 AND CARBONS, ALMOST AT
WHOLESALE COST. ROBISON-MARTIN
FURNITURE COMPANY, 23 EAST HUN
TER STREET.
WANTED-FIRST-CLASS UPHOLSTERER
for fine work. Mutt be thoroughly com
petent. Steady work, good anlnry. W. B.
Brown Co., 714 Candler Imlldlng.
HELP IN COMMERCIAL, MECHANICAL
and technical lines. The demand greateri
than supply. Call or write ua. Inclosing!
at amp, for good position. National Employ d
ment Association, 1022-1003 Century Bldg.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED—NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF
abaters St. Nicholas link night of Atlanta
riot, September 22, 1906. Manager, 420 Aus
tell building.
WE NEED FOR PATRONS: BOOKKEEP*
er.for Insurance company. $80; Itookkeep*
er for Iqmber company, 166; combination!
bookkeeper and stenographer to lea^M
I $86; ateno-bookkeeper city, $66; Indy I J
dresa enrelopes, $10 per week; ladles to do
isewlng, $10 to $15 per week; number of otheri
good paHng^M^^^M
1023 Century
I paying positions open. Call or write
National Employment Association, 1022-
Centnry building.
WANTED-A GOOD COOK; SETTLED
womsu; white or colored. Apply 84 Iry
styeet. ,
W ANTE D—SEVERAL HUNDRED
teachers for Georgia schools; many splen
did openings; special trial enrollment.
Sheridan's Teachers' Agency, Greenwood,
WANTED—WHITE OR CO I AIRED NURSE
—one willing to sleep on premises. Apply
at 455 Piedmont avenue.
MAKE rOUIt DOLLAR BUY TWO DOL
LARS' WORTH BY GETTING YOUII
FURNITURE. RUGS AND MATTINGS
FROM HOBlsON-MARTIN FURNITURE
COM FAN V, 23 EAST HUNTER.
WANTED—FIVE FIRST-CLASS COAT.
makers at once. Apply B. Kaufman, 100
Temple Court building. Atlnota, Oa.
WANTED HELP—Male and Femalo.
WANTED—MILLION MEN AND WOMEN
to wear Cushion Comfort Shoes. Call at
132% Whitehall street.
SEVERAL FAMILIES, SPINNERS FRIN*
clpally; highest wages, comfortable bowses
and tree school; near East Point, Ga. Five
rents fare to Atlanta. Elizabeth Cotton
Mills.
WANTED—8ALE6MEN.
WANTED-TRAVELING SALESMEN TO
sell our frnlt ciders; fall season now on.
You can earn big money. Apply quick for
Information. Red Cross Vinegar Co., St.
Louis, Mo.
WANTED—ROOM8.
WANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
steam-heated, with bath; north side: good
location.; Rcnfrm? Jackson, 203 Fourth Na
tional Btnki
WANTED—BOARD.
GET KEYS MADE, LOCKS. GUNS AND
pistols repaired. Shop department. The
Tool Company, 68^ Marietta street. Ball
•phone 6S1L
WE HAVE JUST EQUIPPED A MODERN
up-to-date harness factory and are pre^
pared to furnish any style or grade custom
.made harness at short notice.
.... ROBISON MARTIN FURNl
■,TUHE. COMPANY. 23 BAHT HUNTER.
NIGHT SCHOOL-UinST MONTH'S Tui
tion free If yon clip and mall or present
. Mda satin, within the n.xt flr« d«T, to
frranffhon', I'mcllml Btislnea* Cotleae, 13
riuitm, nn tln, for pnrtlriilara of thla re-
• markable off. . If yon desire. quit «t the
and of the month, uwlnjr nothin*: or eon-
Etlnue ,t apoclsl rnta—H a mooth. Dali
I-phone 39.
BOMB REASONS WHY THE NATIONAL
i* Employment Aieoolatlnn I. known «e the
belt medium for aeeurln* help. It In under
1 the mnnnitement of people who hare baa
[rear, of experience, and wero the flret to
'make thla line of Imalnoss a aueee.e. It
stand* on ■ aolld buelnea, liaala and la
rteofnlaed «n an Important htialnraa factor,
by nearly every hualnesa hotter In thla mo
tion. It ta the larieet and oldest eicluetvo
employment ettenejr In the South and places
Bom people til hign-arnde poattlons than nil
others comtdoed. The following are a fewl
of the poatttona we have to fill at once: Ac-
oonntnnta to leave city for fnn- monUja,
tlio. all eapnnaea paid: auditors, 1100 tojUt
booitkeepera for eoal company. *125; dl.tlll-
Ing. »«: fertlllter company, *™: furniture
manufacturing company, nlao ca.hter, *150;
ten young men to learn hanking business,
135 to ISO; middle-aged men for iloetor a of-
*90; attperlntendrnt for elghhpreea oil
mill. 30; eommliaary manager. *75 to *110;
grocery mrnagera, ISO to *n0: retail aaleamen
for groceriea, *3.60 to »» per week: hard
ware. lit; aoda dlapenaer. *18: hooka an*
stationery, *16: ahoea, l.k: clothing. *3>S
traveling aaleaman for elothlng, rain coat*,
panto, fancy teata and rubber good,, *2,200.
’Beat and out-of-town billing en> ,oping
clerk., salaries from »> '■ ttfcffcnt nnil
'traveling eolleetora. ttr ,r walker for owelll
■cafe. 30; naalatant > .... -I clerk, atoekkeepera,
l atenni flttera, to *7 per day: bolter ma-
Lhera blarh^dlth., armature winder, *4 per
.nay: eleetrlelane. Number of other good
'paving positions open. Remember, there srol
'two kinds of agencies, onro nnd the others.j
if yon wont aatlafartory aervleea. call on
f no. The Natlonnl Employment Asaoclation,
•3022-103 Century Imlldlng.
• ole-bodled unmarried men. between ages
of twenty-onn nnd thlrty-Ove; cltlaene of
r United States, of good ehnraeter and tem
perate habits, who can apeak, read and
I write /tneilab. Men wanted now for aerr-
I tee la Cohn. For Information, apply to re-
i cndtlng officer. Temple Court building. At-
t lantn. or 411 Cherry street, Macon. Oa.
1 I'luiFt 1 ™ Op FROM 100 PER CESr
near 30 per rent will be paid to men and
women who can tell en nrtlele that posi
tively cute coal bllle In two and can be
oulekly and eaelly demonetrated. Every
oaer of coal ta readily convinced that he
' simply can not afford to be without It. Or-
i der after order uken from eame people. We
help yon In every way. , An extraordinary
I chance both for those with or without «-
• nerienee ea aaleamen. *10 cash for every 3:
Iblg outit for only 10c for package and
t pottage, to prove all we say and secure sole
agency. International Fuel Co.. 7« William
I afreet. New Turk elty.
• ISaUM TELiuBAtfaS „
* *0,600 more telegraph operators are wanted
on account of the elgbf-hour Uw recently
.enacted. Twenty-live student, who Brat clip
-and present thin notice to Droughon’e Prac
tical Boat neat College, 32 Peachtree At-
I lasts, may give contract to pay IS of tub
. tloo after position ta secured.. Dnugboo'a
telegraphy students get mala line practice
WANTED—AGENT8.
OUR TRIP AUOFND THE WORLD ON
91 mmuijntr vuiui iwr wv: uiuurj
rHunded If nut aatlafartory. Writ* tor gen
eral aganry: atata territory wanted. Kawiu
A Co., 360^62 FUlii avenue, Chicago.
BOARD OB LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
rooma dralreri by young lady pianist nnd
h*r mother. 6162. J. Bates 11., care Geor
gian,
WANTED—BOARDER8.
THE BRISTOL, 44 WALTON-CHOICE
rooms; large nnd small; aelect people for
the winter; rates reasonable. Baths. Ta
ble the best. Meal tickets.
WANTED-ROAnDF-RS AT M EAST HAn-
rta street; nice rooms; bot and cold baths,
with good fsre.
YOU CAN GET BOARD AT 164 LEE
street. West End.
NICE ROOMS. GOOD TABLE, MEAL
tickets. Bell 'phone 6221 J; Atlanta 4172.
Mrs. Blnte, 36 Auburn avenue.
A NICE COUPLE OR TWO NICE MEN
can get board at 29 Lnrkln, In tbe Frank
lin flata, apartment C. Everything new and
modern.
FIBRT-CLABH TABLE BOARD AJT REA-
■unable prices. 65 Garnett atreet.
GOOD TABLE BOARD. BELL 'PHONE
6221 J; Atlanta 'phone 4172. Slate House,
35 Auburn avenue.
TWO GENTLEMEN OR COUPLE CAN
obtain large front room (also small room),
good board, private home. 26 East Cain
street.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
ONB LARGE ROOM. SUITABLE FOR
two or three young men. 236 Ivy.
FOR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED
rooms at 66 Rankin street; $8 per month.
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. NORTH SIDE;
corner lot; three upstairs rooms, partly
furnished for light housekeeping; no chil
dren taken. Apply 290 E. Linden.
TO RENT—HALF HOUSE, 259 GLENN 8T.
Also two furnished rooma; modern con
veniences. Phone 2763 Main.
FOR RENT—THREE OR FIVE CONNECT-
Ing rooms, with sink; also two furnished
bed rooms. 621 South l'ryor street.
FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE UNFUR-
nlshed rooms, suitable for light house-
keeplug. 116 East Fair street.
FOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED
connecting rooms: entire second floor; gas,
phone and bath. $15 per month. 36 Capitol
avenue.
FOR KENT-FIRST FLOOR FRONT
room; private entrance; private lavatory;
hot and cold water: telephone; furnace
heat and electric llabta. Southern expo-
aurr. :«* Went Peachtree atreet. wltbtn a
few doora of tbe Avalon apartments
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
Price reasonable. 267 Peach*
$36 DAVENPORTS. OAK OR MAHOGANY.
*27. ROBISON'.MARTIN FUR.'
COMPANY, 3 EAST HUNTER.
Good condition.
Feacfttree.
Price reasonable. 267
FOR BALE-ONE UNDERWOOD OR l
C. Smith Broil. Visible typewriter: naeu
about one month; good as new. 64 Ivy at.
Square piano, gna stove wit
complete; everything half price.
—t five days. 463 Knwsoii.
C., care Georgian.
FILMS FOR RENT BY GATE
"Passion riny” for rent.
TYPBWRITBUB-BEVERAL FINE 8EC-
ond-hand machines and two show cases at
sacrifice sale. 912 Century building.
FOR 8ALE—QUARTERED OAK DINING
table, S feet long. Also two set
for Southern Business College.
6363 J.
ATLANTA TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE,
71 North Pryor Street, City.
FOR HALE-AT 11V4 EAST AL
street (Durand's) a book of rare collec
tions continental money, federal currency
end envelopes, Confederate ecrlp.
88 Broyles street. Hell phone $878.
FOR BALE-RANGE. BEDROOM SUIT,
mattress, springs, dining table, dresser,
Iron bed, mattress, springs; all new; cheap.
362 Fraser street.
INCUBATOR AND BROODER BARGAINS
—Reliable one hundred *-gg Incubator and
brooder; also two one hundred Chick Cy-
—. " - William J. Lloyd,
nhers’ outdoor brooders.
Chattahoochee, Ga.
ruItWITUIlIvt-UMr* r(J I'N, AM) U r,
WILL BEAT frlEM. ROBISON MARTIN
FURNITURE COMPANY, 23 EAST HUN
TER STREET.
AUTOMOBILES.
WE OFFER FOR BALE ONB SECOND-
hand Pope Waverly Electric runabout at
a very low price for quick sale.
GEORGIA VEHICLE MFG. COMPANY,
60-62 West Mitchell Street.
RE-LINED, CLEANED,
256 Courtland.
NICE FRONT ROOM, PRIVATE
trance; furnished or unfurnished, with
io of hot and cold bath. 329 Crew street.
FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
—one or two gentlemen. South side. Car
line. Address P. O. Box 624, city.
WANTED TO LET—THREE LOVELY
connecting modern rooms. 163 W. Baker
street.
■ It HF|>uiii rcui jtri luuuiy r»iii
to the paint and hardware store c
Cooledge & Son, 160 Peters street
FOR RENT— » FURNISHED ROOMS
GENTLEMAN OF GOOD HABITS CAN
secure furnished room, refined home.
North Boulevard section. Address X G,
care Georgian.
FOR RENT-FOUR LARGE, 8UNNY, CON-
necting. nicely furnished rooms for house,
ktepfhg; private bath and telephone; best
residence section of Grant park; one block
of car Use. No chlldven. ’Phone 3123 M or
4686 J after 6..
FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED
front room for gentlemen; near In; prices
reasonable. 173 Spring street between
Harris and Baker.
ONE UNDERWOOD: FINE CONDITION
and a bargain. Call and let ua show you
this. We can sell you this for $35.
ATLANTA TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE,
71 North Pryor Street, City.
PERSONAL.
WANTED—NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF
skaters St. Nicholas rink night of Atlanta
riot, September 22, 1906. Manager, 420 Ans-
tell building. ,
KITCHEN COMBINATION NOVELTY—
For grating corn, scaling fish and cleaning
vegetables. 26c. Catalogue free. Silk City
Supply Company, 72 Uo,ben atreet, I'ater-
PEER LESS EGO SEPARATOR—8 A VK8
labor; always ready for use; separation
complete, Instantaneous. Price 10c. Catn-
logae free. Scranton Novelty Company, 622
Mulberry street, Kcrnuton, Pa.
WE ARE PREPARED TO RUBBER TIRE,
at short notice, any style vehicle; material
and workmanship guaranteed. -
GEORGIA VEHICLE MFG. COMPANY,
50-62 West Mitchell Street.
TRY THE LUNG TESTER AND , DEVEL-
oper. You'll be surprised at the resulta.
26c. Illustrated catalogue free. Peerless 8ep-
ply Company, 1451 lranlstnn avenue, Bridge-
port. Conn.
1
RESURRECTION PLANT - GREATEST
wonder of plant kingdom; fine proposition
for agents; sample 15e. Illustrated cata
logue free. McEvoy Company, 300 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
KITCHEN COMBINATION NOVELTY—
For grating corn, scaling fish and clean
ing vegetables. 28c. Illustrated catalogue
free. Hugh Redlnton Moore, 19 Orchard
street. West Lynn, Mass.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St.
THE SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE, 100
North Butler street, has opened Its regular
winter session. For a short time there will
be no charge for work or material. Fillings
and extractions are positively free. All
work done under the direction of skilled
teachers.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
NEW COTTAGE, BIX ROOMS, feoUTH
Boulevard, near park. East front; lot cov
ered with shade; 60 by 200; 6-foot hall
through house; living rooms 19 by 15 feet;
dining room 16 by 14; has 4-foot cnlna clos
et, butler's and provision pantry; kitchen
14 by 14; three bed rooms 14 by 14, with
cloact In ©very room. Bath room 6 by 14 and
8 by 10 linen closet. Beautiful cabinet man-
tels. Front veranda 11 by 96 feet. Price
$4,000. Easy terms. F. B. Hsrln, owner,
619 Empire building. 'Phone 6406.
L08T.
- n •--- -
LOST-ON PEACHTREE, WHITEHALL.
l'ryor or Pulliam streets. Phi Kappa Big-
ma pin. Back engraved F. H. H.—A. N.
Finder return to 819 Equitable bnlldlng and
receive reward.
LOST—ONE SMALL YELLOW MULE;
strayed off yesterday. Return to Mr. Os-
burn, 48 Trinity avenue, near Whitehall.
LOST-SCOTCH COLLIE PUP, ABOUT 18
Inches tall; light brown color, white cheat.
Old ent on hind leg. showing l>one: very
pointed nose. Answers to name "Znber.''
street.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
BU8INESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WARE & HARPER,
724-725 CENTURY BUILDING.
and reputable retail business, clearing $150
per month. Most profitable line; can be
greatly Increased.
$850—JUST LISTED WITH US TESTER*
day. Well-furnished and liberally patron
ised lodging house; very heart of Atlanta;
filled to overflowing; rent only $65 per
month. This Is the best proposition iu the
$500—LIGHT MANUFACTURING Busi
ness, with big possibilities. Owner forced
to leave city at once. If you want It see ua
promptly.
FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE.
$1,600—NICELY AND NEWLY FURNISH
ed lodging house 127 rooms), almost heart
of city; absolutely clearing $250 per mouth.
$760—WELL-ESTABLISHED, LIBERALLY
patronized cafe for ladles nnd gentlemen;
heart of city. This Is a sacrifice price; best
reason of offer.
$360—NEWLY AND NICELY FURNISHED
ten-room lodging bouse; almost heart of
city: best location; reasonable rent; always
filled.
$2,000—ONE-HALb~ INTEREST IN AN Es
tablished and profitable office business
with big possibilities. Need acceptable part
ner to get best results.
$900—AN 18-BOOM LODGING HOUSE;
nicely famished, including a first-class
piano, almost new; clearing $150 to $200 per
month. Party leaving city. Best location
for business.
ns today a brand now' —
est room and soda fouut; best proposition In
Atlanta.
$3,600—WELL ESTABLISHED, THOR-
heart of city), beautifully furnished smd
most reputably kept 14-room lodging house,
paying finely. This la a magnificent oppor
tunity in this line.
$1,600-FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS,
together with lease of a 42-room hotel and
In 1 A^Ian
of stock In an established nnd moat repu-
montli.
nai
nrlnf
*KTr,I#y r.QUIx l IvD, MUST
tronlzed nnd reputable pool
reputatde and profitable
lenrlng f
reasen.
photo stndlo.
Sickness causo of offer.
ONE NO. 7 REMINGTON, WITH TABU-
la tor: tiaet two-color ribbon. Been used
about ten months. Guaranteed O. K. Price
$80.
H. M. ASHE CO.,
BUY YOUR FURNITURE FROM US AND
SAVE MONEY. ROftlSON-JlAItTIN
FURNITURE COSiPANY, 3 EAST HUN.
TER STREET.
DO NOT FORGET!
THE MOST ACCOMMODATING WATCfl
house In the South la W. It. Edwards A
Co.. 4914 Central avenue, Atlanta, Ga. At-
> $800. They noil Elgin, Waltham
ONB NO. 2 SMITH PREMIER; USES
‘ ree-color ribbon. This mnchlne Is brand-
, never having been used. For quick
■ale, this goes for spot cash, $80.
ATLANTA TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE,
71 North Pryor Street, City.
A $25.00 SALE OF TYPE
WRITERS.
NO. 2 REMINGTONS,
NO. 1 SMITH PREMIERS,
NO. 4 Y08T,
NO. 2 WILLIAMS,
NO. 6 NEW CENTURY,
NO. 2 REM-SIIO,
NO. 2 AND NO. 4 BARLOCK,
NO. 7 ULICK <LEATHER CASE).
THESE MACHINES ARE ALL IN GOOD
writing condition nnd guaranteed. Terms,
cash. Home very special values In almost
new standard machines, $50. Beat bargains
ever offered.
Southern States Writing
Machine Company,
424-25 Candler Building.
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
I WILL RENT MY ENTIRE POULTRY
plant. Including eight large poultry hoi
and yard, brooder house, etc., and i
4-room cottage for $15 per month. See
at Hapevllls or 326 Empire Bldg. U. U.
Brodnax.
FOR RENT-HALF MONTH'S RENT
free. Brick bouse; nine rooms nnd largo
reception halL Hot and cold water, gas
*■“*' **— neighborhood.
GENUINE LEATHER COUCHES CHEAP
AT ROBISON-MARTIN FURNITURE
COMPANY, 23 EAST HUNTER.
FOR RENT—BY OWNER-A SIX-ROOM
cottage, near Grant park. Reasonable
rent. Apply 24 East Georgia avenue.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM;
ladles or gentlemen; meals near; two
rooms for light housekeeping; all cuoveo-
Isucea. Phone M. 674L
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.
YOUNG LADY WITH LITTLE EXPE-
rlence deslrei
any reasonable
165 Gnruett street.
SANDERS & CONWAY,
412 Peters Building.
’Phones 5488.
Out Peachtreo Road, overlooking
the city, 750-foot front, 450
deep; perfect building site. Will
bring $25 per foot inside two
years. Will sell now for $12.50
foot. Must have cash only reason
for selling. $3,500 cash, balance
to suit buyer.
$3,000—Rent for $30 per month.
Two splendidly built 5-room
cottages on large lots; good street,
water, gas, nice mantels, etc.;
strictly white. Best thing we
know of.
$3,250—Sir-room cottage, Inman
Park, on shady lot 100x160;
front and side verandas 10 feet,
hall 10 feet, living room 16x26
feet. Built for and always occu
pied as home. Owner leaving city.
Will make easy terms.
50-acre farm six miles from cen
ter of city just off main chert
road and fronting several hun
dred yards on another main pub
lic road; 20 acres timber, streams,
pasturage, etc. Price, $1,500.
$5,500-^Whitehall street, this side
of Hood street, 9-room house on
lot 50x200. This is gilt-edge prop
erty and is cheap as dirt at this
price.
WANTED—A POSITION BY SETT
gvntlpinnn as clerk In wholesale drv |
or elothlng house. Address B. K.,
Georgian.
CUT PRICES ON DINING ROOM FURNl
TURK. ROBISON-MARTIN FUf
COMPANY, 23 EAST HUNTER.
FOR SALE—REAL E8TATE*
NEW HOME-TEN ROOMS;
an<l beautiful; two doors from
Terms. P. O. Box 1069.
II. J., care Georgian.,
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE IN
fnl natural shade.
tury building. Bell 'phone 373.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tor street,
furniture. Buyi
Bell 1526 main.
ANTISEPTIC DENTAL OFFICES,
Austell building. Specialty In reguli
teeth and treating the mouth.
CALL AT 34 PEACHTREE STREET
WANTED BUYERS.
ahoea 25c to $5. Jaeger fleece-lined ahlrt
and drawers 4So. Extra values ladles' am
gents' hosiery 10c to 35c. "Honor Brand*
clothing for men $6 to $l& New shapes !i
E. T. DAVIS,
• 60 W. Mitchell St.
Near Terminal Station.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—TO UUY OR RENT NANNY
t that Is giving milk. Phone
kddress 426 N. Jackson street
WANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH A REM-
Ington typewriter. No. 6, In good *
tlon; write, with price, G. X. Y.,
Georgian.
WANTEP-ONE BUSHEL OF FIGS AND
two buaheis of tienche* at once for pre
serving. Address Box 100, care Georgian.
MME. DEL REY. THE WONDERFUL
psychic palmist, Is reliable. She advises
you on love, family, business affairs, mar-
AXMIXSTER ART SQUARES. 9 BY 12
FEET, $22. ROBISON-MARTIN FURNI
TURE COMPANY, 23 EAST HUNTER.
$1,400 WILL BUY A WELL LOCATED,
well equipped pool room (six tables), com
pletely furnished. This la a sacrifice price.
t WARE A HARPER,
724-725 Century Building.
CAN SHOW PARTY WITH SOME CAP-
ttsl a money-making merchandise broker-
ago proposition. Act quick. Joseph, care
Georgian.
a MONEY TO LOAN.
loans made on real eatate: purchase money
N notes bought and sold. 8. II. Turman A
o- Co., corner Broad and Alabama streets.
[*, SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES ON BRASS
w BEDS. ROBISON-MARTIN FURNITURE
\ COMPANY, 23 EAST HUNTER.
E MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others. Amsrlcan Investment Co., 704
I- Candler Bldg.
t.
Established 1890.
l. WEYMAN A CONNERS, KQUITABL&
Mortgage loans on real estate.
s SPECIAL HOME FUND8 TO LEND; ANY
amount. 4V6, 6 and 6 per cent. Write or
call b', W. Carson, 24 8. Broad St
^ $10,000 TO LOAN ON REAL E8TATB IN
T Bum* to anlt borrower. No delay. Cal
In peraon. Cbarlex Herman, Boom 202-203
' Templt Court.
3 CARPENTERS AND CABINET
8 ,
„ MAKERS.
STORE FIXTURES, FLY 8CREEN8, MOD-
els and novelties. Bell 'phone 2374. Atlan-
ta Wood and Iron Novelty Works.
CHEAPEST FURNITURE HOU8E IN
GEORGIA. ROBISON-MARTIN FURNL
TURB COMPANY, 23 EAST HUNTER.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW.
SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS CLEAN-
ed snd re-shaped, 60c. Panama hats clean
ed and re-shaped, 60c. Soft and stiff straw
bata bleached and pressed, 60c and 35c.
All bands or sweats (each extra 2Sc). Out-of.
town orders given prompt attention. Latest
styles, best work, lowest prices. Acme
Hatters, 100% Whitehall street
TYPEWRITERS.
ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
71 N. Pryor 8t„ Atlanta, O*. *
Drtl.n In all make* of Typewriter*.
CHEAPEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN
QYZOllQIA. ROBISON-MARTIN FURNL r
TURB COMPANY. 23 BAST HUNTER. I
DONT WEAR PANAMA HATS J
THAT ARB DIRTY AND SOILED AND 1
ont of *h«pe. Bn»*ey clean*, praam *nd *
reshapes *11 old *oft and atlff nit and Fan- f
am* hats In lateat atylea. 2*» Whitehall j;
atreet. Atlanta, Oa. r
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. S
H. W. ROUNTREE A BRO. TRUNK AND t
BAG CO. Retail and repairing. 77 White- w
ball street Phone 167th
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP,
6 LUCKIE ST. 44
“"■•li&LS&riSSt luxata' 17U ’" ■ Be t
ATLANTA WINS-8EB nERE! IS YOUR
furnace in shape for the winter. If not
give ua your order. Now, don't wait We
will take cars of It In due time. Moncrlef
Furnace Co., 16 Trinity avenue. Both
phones.
WILLIAM S. ANSLEY,
Real Estate,
. 217 Century Building.
Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295
NOTH SIDH HOME-JUNIPER STREET
splendid 9-room house, on one of the
prettiest parte of Juniper street near Sev
enth atreet; on a large lot. 60x190 to an al
loy. It you want something good for the
money, take this. Price $8,2SO.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
FORREST & GEORGE
ADAIR, jaijgj
Real Estate, Atlanta, Ga.
WE HAVE A FIRST-
CLASS TENANT, SMALL
FAMILY, WHO WANTS
TO LEASE FOR TERM OF
THREE OR FIVE YEARS,
AN 8-ROOM FURNISHED
HOUSE ON THE NORTH
SIDE, PEACHTREE ST.
PREFERRED. IF. YOU
HAVE SUCH A HOUSE,
COMMUNICATE WITH
US TODAY.
Forrest & George Adair.
FAVER & BLACK,
315 and 316 Peters Building
$13,000 local money to lend
on improved Atlanta real
estate, as a whole or in
amounts of from $2,000 to
$5,000 at 7 per cent interest.
FAVER & BLACK,
315-316 Peters Building.
NORTH SIDE INVESTMENT-FIRST
class new houses, consisting of three
honacs 6 rooms to the bonse, with cibmet
mantels In the houses, with water and gas;
loactod this side of Forrest avenue, near
Courtland avenue and rented to negroes at
$60 per month. I'rlce $5,000, paying over
14 per cent. Do not miss this.
ry
Pryor street; this side of Georgia avenue:
renting for $25 per month. Price $2,500.
This will bring this rental all time.
DECATUR, OA.—A 10-ROOM HOUSE,
corner lot, 100x800; very convenient to
schools, churches, car line, etc. This place
can be*bought for $5,000. Decatnr has tree
schools* electric lights and water.
GRANT & PETTY,
30-32 E. Alabama St.
line, just south of Smyrna,
This is one of the
in beautiful grove.
WALKER DUNSON,
Real Estate, 409 Equitable. Phono 21*7.
THINE THIS OVER I NORTHEAST COR.
ner of Emmett and Tomlin; one block
west of State atreet, or Home Park; 147
br E0 feet Will aub-dlrldo to alx lota,
and 13,100 bare them. Price, of lota *400 to
*000 each. Eaaj terma.
STORE AND FIVE HOUSES; CORNER
lot, 100x126; near Oeorita arcane; rent
ralna *00 per month. *0,2(0 bare them.
Oakland Cltj; ( rooma; abaded lot, 10x200;
ll,*».
FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.
WE OFFER 120-ACRE RIVER FARM.
200 acre* In cultivation, 78 acre* bot
tom land; upland level and good. In
high state of cultivation; 3 acttlement,
on place; 3,000 peach trees, 3 years old;
publto rood running through; school
and church on place, 11-2 miles tt>
railroad station. 3 mllea to county court
house. Located In one of the beat
farming counties In Georgia; price 121
per acre, or will trade for Atlanta prop,
erty In whole or part and make easy
terms on balance.
GRANT & PETTY,
Bell ’Phones 1287-1289.
Standard 1287.
WE HAVE NEAR THE ABOVE AND
within 100 yards of depot 270 acres,
about 200 acres In high state of culti
vation, level and rich; part of land
makes bale of cotton or (0 buaheis corn
per acre. We have on the place 10,000
Elberta peach trees, Juat come Into
bearing, which paid over 20 per cent on
price asked for whole thla year; 3 set
tlements on the place; watered by large
creek: large two-story, 8-room dwell
ing. Two good barns, servant’s'house,
etc.; on nice elevation overlooking the
farm and village; alio atore house,
30x70, within 100 feet of depot; will
11 farm end orchard separate, or all
for *11,(00, or will exchange for At
lanta property for part and make you
terma on balance. Not a better farm
or Investment In Georgia today. See It
and verify our statement, and better.
E. A. NESBIT CO.,
514 Empire Bldg.,
Phone 887. .