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14 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEiyS: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1910. The Georgian is the leading Want Ad Medium of the South, carrying more Want Ads each day than any other Southern Newspaper. Below are the f igures showing number of Want Ads published by all the Atlanta newspapers: February i&th, 1910, The Georgian carried 327, Journal 261, Constitution ijj **A paper In the home !» worth a thousand on the highway.’* , THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN ta the home paper, goea Into 50 per cent of homes of the reading population of Georgia, and prac tically cuvors the entire territory of Florida, Alabama. North and South Carolina. Tennessee and Mississippi. THE GEORGIAN Is the recognised Want Ad me dium of the South. A RECORD FOR 1* MONTHS* WANT ADVERTISING. January 1. 1S08. to January 1. 1009- Want Ads The Georgian carried... .104,971 The Journal carried 9T.045 The Constitution carried. 03.149 These flumes are by antitgl count 6 days a week for The Georgian and T days for the other papers. No Southern news paper publishes so many Want Ads £a THE GEORGIAN. K B very word la an advartlsament, rlodlmr name and addreaa, should counted. Each Initial counts naa word. Compound words ara counted ta two worda NOTICE. • l»o adccrtlaamanta will ha discon tinued on phono orders. Kindly notify thla offlca In writing when you wish WANT-AD RATES. ONE CENT A WORD. METHODIST. 8T. JOHN—East Georgia and Uentrsl aves. ffle. 8. ft. I.e<tb«tter, pastor. Hermoru, 11 a m. and 7:30 p. fh. by Dr. Ledbetter. At the morning service (be pastor ^111 preach in interest of the Women'* Foreign Mission ary society! Hunday school, 9:30 a. in.; F. A.* Quillisn. superintendent. GRACE -Boulevard and ifighlahd ave. Rev. .1. <). Grogan, pastor. Hunday school, 9:30 *. m.; W. 8. , Peatheratone, superin tendent. Preaching by Rev. J. M. Hawkins, of th* Orphans* home, at 11 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. J. M. Hawkins. PRESBYTERIAN. merly rbrlatlan Science temple, on Went Itiikei-Ht.. Just off Peachtree. At thin time abd ,i Hshbutb school will be organised Mini Ntt'ii* tiikeii ror the organisation of the First United Presbyterian church of At- l.-tnta. All United Presbyterian* and their UNITED—Sabbath school at 10 a. ni., held THE CHURCH OF OUR FATHER—Corner YES: If you hate two hands. Professor G. in Atlanta Woman'* club building, for- Cain and Spring-ata. “Criticiam and Re- O. Branning teaches the barber trade; only WESLEY—Frank Siler, pastor. Service* in Gate City Guards armory, 56 Houston-*!. Mr. Siler will preach Hunday at If ». m. on •A Call to Arms.'* At 7:30 p. m. the Salvation Army * will hold the concluding service of ita Southern annual congress, in session this week in Atlsnta with many E romlnent speakers and workers present, unday school, 9:30 a. m. COLLEGE PARK—Ret. Wallace Roger . paator. Preaching at 11 «• m. and 7:80 n. m. Hunday school at 0:30 a. m., W. J. Harrla auperltitendeut. 8T. PA Cl^-Itev. J. R. King, pawl or. Him- day school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 11 in. I»v hr. King and nt 7:30 p. m. by Brigadier ThrnnSa Ktanyon, of New York. The Ailantn Holineea association will meet Ait .1 |». in. CHURCH NOTICES. The Georgian contributes this space on Saturdays to the church notices. They must, however, be sent so as to reach The Geor gian office not later than 3 p. m. Friday afternoon. IAPITOL AVE.—William Russell Owen, min liter. The subject Hunday morning will e "God's Writing Between the Lines. ’ At ight the second in the series on "Mill* tonea About the Neck of tin* Church," will e given. These sermons are based on nawers from 100 men of Atlanta. The unday night sermon will he, "Why Do V’omea Attend Church More Than Men t" nd "Why I*o Laboring Men “Not Attend rhurchf" rEBTERN HEIGHTS—At 11 a. m. the pas tor. Alien Candler Schuler, will preach te first of a serlea of sermons bn "Duties f Home." the first being "The Husband and ie Home." Professor Hudson's chorus will mder some snecisl mualc at the evening irviee. when tnv pastor will preach on "A an Talking in Hell." f the Salvation Army, ami at 7:30 i Dr. Went hors. Hunday school nf 9:.V “ ** Boa worth superintendent. WEST HIDE— Maaon arid Turner-ave. At 7:30 Hunday evening. Professor Henry Wil liam Rime, nf Chicago, will apeak on ' The Boy Problem." All parents and teacher* R reach at 11 a. in., and Brigadier Thmtim tuny on. of the Siilvatlon Army, will prei nt ft p. m. Hunday school nt 9:39 a. in.; t). Footo, superintendent. BONNIE BRAE—Lillian and James-sf*. Preaching at 11 n. in. and 7:45 n. in. by the pnator. Prayer service at 6:30 a. in. Sunday school at 3 |>. m.: M. I*. Brown, su- perintnndent. WALKBR-HT.—Nelson and Walker-sts. Rev. II. M. Qullllan. pnator. Htindny achool at 9:30 a. ni.; E. F. Chlldreaa, su perintendent. Sermon at 11 a. m. and 7:45 KNOL18H-AVB.—W. W. Brlnsfleld. pnator. Preaching at It n. nt. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Specialism!* service, led by CONGREGATION A L-Hev. Rolfe Hunt. who has been absent from the city sonic time, will preach at 88 Cooper-at. Hunday at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Hunday school at 9:10 a. in., J. G. C. Bloodworth supcrln- tendent. ST. MARK-Rev. H. R. Belk. paator. Serv ices Ht II a. m. and 7:30 n. m. Hunday school at 9:30 a. ni./ Deaf mute clans, W. K. Cmaaelle teacher. DRUID 1IIL1A4—lllgliland-nvo. between Cleburne and North-avea. Edward G. Mscksy. pastor. Preachln at 11 «. m. nnd 7:45 p. m. Hunday school st 9:90 a. m.. Dr. Stewart R. Roberts superintendent. AHBTJIIY—Rov. G. W day school nt 9:36 er superintendent, leaffera “*“ kCKSOK HILL—Jackson and East ava. v J. Thompson, paator. Sunday school, a. m.: Dr. Abera and J. h. Raley, J erintendenta. Worship, 11a. m.. and at 0 p. m. preaching b.v the pastor. Mom g subject, '‘Christian Stewardship.* Even* g subject, "Thx King’s Manifesto.’ )NDERH AVE,—Preaching at 11 a. m. and f p. m. by Rev. J. Foster. Hnndsjr school 9:30 a. ra.: V. D. Thaekaton, sunerln m.: F. D. Thaekaton, sunerln lent. A Sacred Harp singing will be 1 Sunday afternoon, beginning at oek. Professor J. L. White In charge HIGHLAND PARK-Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, Joseph A. Crumbley. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; W. J, Brownlee, superintendent. TABERNAC7J* Rev. I-en G. Broughton, pastor. Preaching at 11 a, ro. and 3 p. m. Toe raguUr number of the aeries on the Book of Ruth will bo set aside Sunday night to discuss “The Need of a Lfiw and Order League to Assist In the Enforcement of the Pmnlblton Law." The names of all holding United States liquor and malt liquor licenses will be read from fhe platform. Dr. Broughton will pay hla respects to the methods employed by the city criminal courts In the punishment of this class of criminals. PONCE DeLEON-AVE.—Dr. S. Y. Jamison, president of Mercer university, will prenob morning and evening. Sunday school at 1:30 a. m.. A. B. Caldwell superintendent. WEST END—The pastor, Dr. John Purser, will jtreacb Sundajr morning and ^•fining. “ eventn Shalt , will preach Sunday morning and Morning subject, "Put God Flrat;* ’’The sixth Commandment. Thou Sunday school at 9:30 GEORGIA-AVE. - Service* In Hannah's hall at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. C. W. Rowe. Hunday school at 9:30 a. m., J. T. Barrows superintendent. A mast meet ing will be held In the hall Sunday at 8 p. ro., conducted by Her. Thomas E. Mc- coteben. JONES-ATE Rev. T. E. McCurchen. paa tor. Preaching at 11 a. to. and <:46 p. m. Hunday achool at 9:30 a. m., J. II. McCoy auperln tenden i. C5LRNN-ST.—Hannah's hall, 376 Wlndaor- at. Rev. J. T. Dameron. pastor. Revival now In progress. Rev. T. B. McCntchen conducting tne preaching. Mass meeting at m. Sunday. Rev. Charles W. Rowe preach at il a. tn. and 7:45 p. u>. F.WOOD—Sunday achool. »:80 a. m.i preaching. It a. m. anrf 7:30 p. m., by the paator. R*v. V. C. Norcroaa. TEMPLE—Mangum and Hunter at*. Preach ing. II a. m and 7:4S p. m. by the pastor. Rev. J. T. Edmondaon. Morning subject, • The Good and the Bad.'* Evening subject. wifi pri MXSKV CAPITOL VIEW— Rev. Julian S. Rodgers will preach at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m: Sunday school, 3:30 p. m.; Thomas J. Day, •nperintendent. BATTLE HILL—Preaching. 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. tn. by the paator. Rev. W. A. Babb; Sunday school. 9:30 a. m.: M. M. Anderson, mperintendent. The Lord's supper will be observed at the 11 o’clock servo-#. WOODWARD AVF..—Hunday school. 9:30 a in : preaching by the pastor, Rev. H. C. Hurley, at 11 a, m. and 7:4S p. w. CHURCH OF THK REDEEMER—Trinity arc and Capitol place. Rvv. W. V. Schaeffer. Jr., paator. Services at 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject. ••»»»# Bower of Prayer.'' The cecning service will conclude week’s oeetiat* devoted to prayer and mission*, and the sermon will be especially addressed to women. Subject, ’•Women and the Savior,” Sunday school at 9:30; Charles H. Htirglitr, superintvndent. The Halvatlnn Army barge of the morning Preaching nt 7:30 p. IrtUtlHE-HT.—CJnp block went from P< tree-ft. Rev. Jcrc A. Moore, imutor. vlvi»I (iervice conducted by Rev. W Hollar*, of Nitsbville, Tenn., begin Sill nt 11, it. hi. Evening service ut 7:45 an the Kume ho*ir earh evening during tht ries of meeliuga. Sunday nob oof nt DRUID PARK- Preaching by t Rev. T IP Newkirk, In the church. HIghhiud and Vnud-nvi n. in. Hundiiy whnol at 2:30 p. Kftigafiery. superintendent. PltYOH-KT —Pryor mid Glenn-ata. perlntenilent I 7:30 |». FIBHT—One block west of the poatt on MarMtn-Kt. Rev. Walter L. LI I*. I*., the iinstor, will preneh nt both i Ices. Morning subject, "The Golden Hi nlng. day school at 9:30 a. in., C. R. superintendent. Preaching at 11 7:30 p. ni. by Itev. Lynn It. Walkt WEBTMINHTE R-Corner Forest -a ve. Boulevard. Divine worship at 11 and 7:30 * Itev. A. A t.. conducted by the pastor, tile, D. D. Subjects, "What WALLACE—Stonewall and Walker-ata. Preaching ut II ii. in. by Dr. Ge Beattie mid ut 7:3*1 p. in. by Itev. Newkirk. Sabbath school nt 9:30 a. R. Cunningham superintendent. MOORE MEMOlUAIj—Rev. Hi Ilolderby, pastor. Hervleea at and 7:30 p. in. Sunday achool nt ! II. Hughes superintendent. NOIITII-AVK.—Peachtree at. and North Itev. Richard Orme Fllnn, paator. Preach ing nt 11 a. m. nnd 7:45 p. in. Hahhatli school at 9:30 i». ni.; Charles D. Toiler, a«- perintendeiit. Men’s Bible conference, la dloa’ Bible class, Tech classes at 9:46 a. m. ami "Obedlenci 7:80 acruion and holy rommunion; I p. lug prayer; Sunday school. 0:45. All other days: 7 a. ni., holy conununion; 9 a. t morning prayer; I p, m., evening pray* WednvMisy and Friday: Litany at 10:30. PAYSF. MEMORIAL — Hunnlcntt ii a. ui. "mi n->" tor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. n».; aeaux. superintendent. JEFFERSON HT. Jefferson and Undsay- . ata. • Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.: c. M. Towns, superintendent. Sunday la rally day for the Sunday school nnd a good program has been arranged, teeming with music, good speaking and a present for every rhlld. Fraachl ‘ “ “ “ ~ Preaching at 7:30 p. m. EAST ATLANTA Near Soldiers’ home car line. Public wnrahln 11 a. tn. and 7 p. m. Sunday. Her. OJIn King, paator. Hunday school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. by Rar. Joel T. Davre. METHODI8T EPISCOPAL. (Atlanta District R. H. Robb. D. D., Dla- trirl Superintendent.) EOLMT0K—Washington and Fulton ata. Rev. Earl R. Bluti, paator. Sunday school, 9:45 a. ro.: S. D. Newton, superintendent. Preaching by the paator. 11 a. ro.-and 7:45 i. m. Subject of the evening sermon, "Tha Fire* itast Need of Atlanta." ..... Sunday school, 9:30 —. .. ard. Buparlntandant. Preaching by tha Rev. Philip Tyson at 11 a. m. and 7:3Q p. ta. , I*. Mu pwor. nunniy ■rnmn, .. ^ ^.. R. T. Thompaon, auparlntandcnt. Preaching by tha paator at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. CONGREGATIONAL. IMMANUEL—Stawart and Lillian avea. Rav, R. C. McCoy, paator. The paator will preach at 11 a. ro. and 7:45 p. m.; Hunday school at 10 a. m. RKREAN MISSION—Barvan ava. and Ten nllla-at. Rev. William Byer» will preach Sunday at 11 a. tn. and 7:45 p. m.; Sun day school at 2:30 p. m. BT. LUK Pine. 7:30 a. t ing pray prayer a L-nten a lay at 4 Rev. U. B. Wilmer, D. D., rector. ., holy communion; 11.a. m., morn r and sermon; 7:30 p. m. nd sermon. Humlay echo Every day cacqpt Hatur- ind ■ Wednesday night at 6. Huh ia the* subject on which Rev. John Rowlett, the Unitarian minister, will apeak Sunday at 11 o’clock. He will dertake to show that every branch of srhmti HELP WANTED—MALE. INCARNATION—Lea, near Gordon, End. Rev. W. F. Parsons, rector, a. ro.. holy community.): 11 a. ro., n prayer and sermon; 7:30 p. m., evening pray er and sermon. Sunday i other days: Morning pr prayer, 4: also evening pra; ALL HAINTS—Corner Wait Feaehtrt North avc. Rav. \V. W. Memminger, A a. in., holy communion; 11 a. in., m E rayer and sermon; 4 p. m., evening t nodsv school, 9:45; lenten svrvicea eveept Saturday, at 4. EPIPUA1. ___ avea.. Inman Park. Rav. Ruaaall K. Sml rector. 7:30 a. m., holy communion; 11 m., morning prayer, litany and sermon*. Sun day school, 9:45; Bible the Woods ava.. near West Peachtree. 2. B. Farland, in charge. 8nnday at 8:80. HOLY COMFORTER—Corufr All _ and Pulliam: 7:80 a. m., holy commun ion, by the Rev. J, J. P. Perry. ” prayer and sermon. 7:30; Sunday 9:30. Fgiday : F.vcning prayer, 8. Sunday achool, 3. HOLY TRINITY—Decatur. Holy and sermon, 11, by the Rev. J. .1, Sunday school. 0:45; lenten aerrieve, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 BT. TIMOTHY8—South Kirkwood. Mont Ing prayer and aarnton, 11, by tha laj reader: Sunday school, 9:45. MARIETTA-BT—Marietta and McMillan ata. Dr. J. W. Blower will preach pt 11 a. nt. and Rev. Alva H. Brown will preach at 7:4S p. ro.: Sunday achool at 3 p. m. UNION TABERNACLE—McDaniel and High tower ste. Tha paator. Rev. ,?. R. Jordan, will preach at 11 a. m. on "Christian Lib erty' r and at 7:45 p. ra. on "Christ Feed ing the Multitudes;" Sunday achool at 9:30 GREEN'S MISSION—Jefferson and Chest nut ata. Rev. John N. Green, pastor. Hun day school at 0:80 a. m.; preaching by the paator at 7 p ro. CEVTRAfr—EUia-af. and Carnegie way. Rev. lustln Phelps. D. I>.. of Atlanta Theologi cal r.’tninary. will preach at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. A special musical program will be rendered by the choir and the Piedmont quartet at the evening service; Sunday school at 9:30 a. ro FIRST (Colored) Courtland and nouaton- ■ts Rev. H. H. Proctor, pastor. Sunday services.* The brigadier general nt the Sal vation Army will aneak at 11 a. ro. At 3o p. m. the pastor will preach on "What _ World This Would Be If Men Would Ob aarve the Golden Rnle.” Sunday school, 12:15 p. w. CHRISTIAN. FIRST—Corner South Pryor and Trinity- avc. Rev. H. K. Pendleton, pastor. Preaching, ft a. m. and 7:30 p. m. WEST END— Corner Gordon and nSnn-ata. Rev. Bernard P. Smith, paator. Preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p, m. HOW ELL STATION—End of Marietta at. car a line. Rev. George W. Mullins, pastor. Bi ble school. 0:30 a. m.; preaching. 11 a. ro. snd 7 .30 p. m. COLLEGE PARK—Rev. V. L. Adams, paator. Bible school vvery lord’s day at 10 a. ro.; preaching, drat Lord'a day at II 4. tu. and 7:3o y a. R. F. DeHelle. ST. JOHNS—Oof lege Park. Morn and sermon, II. ny the Rev. C*. Sunday school, 10; Wednesday, lenten 8T. PAULS (Colored)—Auburn ave., near Tort *t. Rev. A. E. Day, in charge. Holy communion. 6:30; morning prayer and ser mon, 11 ; evening prayer and svrtnon, M; Sun day school, 9:30. MISCELLANEOUS. RIRLF. STUDENTS, believers in the rahsom sacrifice of Christ, will meet in Red Men's hall. *6 Centrel-ave.. third floor, on Sundar morning at 11 a. m , when a discourse will he given by one of the class. On nest Tues day at 2 p. m Psstor Charles T. Russell, of Brooklyn tabernacle, will address all the friends of the truth and Christiana in gen eral at Red Men's hall, second floor. oiling by Evangelist ul 7:30 p. CHRISTIAN AM* MISSIONARY AL I.IANCIv-TdIm min i**. 79 t'npltnl nve. Iteg alar aurvlcea Sunday an.I Wednesday after noons nt 3 oVtork. Sunday rehoid at !*:3i» a. tn. Young |M-oph*'a un-eilng Thurmlay night nt .7:4a. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST —Cable hall. North Broad *t. Sunday service. 11 a. m ; subject of lesson, "Mind.* STREET CAR CHAPEL- Sam llaynea will conduct the devotional aervlcv Sunday at 9:39 o’clock iu the «*tre*-t car chap»*l, IMro|. iiioiit-ave. and Artiietroug st. ATLANTA I'SYCllol.tHiM'AI. SOCIETY- Rotiert It*>an llarri*«**n. president. Meetn Sunday nfteruoon nt 3 oV|«a*k tn the nseotn room at Carnegie library. -Kxervtaea i with ten minute i**saon »rt)*"lleallh" ’he pn^ldenf. Tuple fur eon*Mention -he MH-lety. Non Resistance." Profee Ilentr W. Ih*v will tell "How In De»| l» a Bad Bey/’ l« a twenty minute lev- CATHOLIC. SACRED HEART—Peachtree and Ivy ata. The masirea on Sunday are at 7, 9:30 snd 11 a. in. Father F. V. Sontheimer, 8. M., will preach at the mass at 9:30 and Father Gunn at the high raasa at 11 a. m. Mast for the children and Sunday achool at 9:30 a. m. Tbia maaa ia for tboae only who are in any way connected with the Sunday achool. Hunday ‘evening devotions at 8 o’clock, ata- tions of tb# cross, sermon and benediction of the blessed sacrament. Special lenten de votions afe-held at the Sacred Hv*rt church on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. On Wednesday, rosary, sermon and benediction. On Friday, rosary, stations and benediction. On Hunday. stations of the cross, sermon and benediction. UNI VERSALIST. FIRST—East Harris-at., near Peachtree. Rev. E. D. Ellenwood, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Morning subject. "The Plan of Salvation." Thla will be the third aerrnoti In the pregent aerlea on "The Universality Interpretation of Rome Popu lar Evangelistic Shibboleths." Sunday school at 9:45; kindergarten department at 10:45. Evening subject, ‘‘Unlversallsm Proven by Science, Reason and Experience." HELP WANTED-FEMALE. One cent a word for ada under tbia heading. WANTED—Plano player for orchestra In moving picture show; hours 7 to 10 p. m. Addreaa P. O. Box 321, Apalachicola, Fla. 475 WANTED—At once, a good cook. 803 Pied mont-ave. 498 GOOD COOK, who la not afraid to live on lot In suburbs. Apply 787 Ponce Del/eon- ave. 604 AN experienced stenographer; must be well educated, accurate; quick and reliable; aalary good; poalt Ion permanent. Address Box M., Atiauta, Ga. » 2-19-32 WANTED—Neat-appearing colored girl. 16 or 17 years of age, to clean up six-room apartment and take care of tbree-yoar-old child. Must he able to furnish good refer- erencea. Call at 244 t’ourtland-st., Apart ment No. 3, Hunday. xlv LADIES, make aanltary belt* at home; ma terial furnished; $12.60 per 100; stamped addressed envelope fn# particulars. West- villa Mfg. Co., WeatvIUs, N. J. 447 WANTED—Few bright young ladles of good character, between ages of 16 and 23. In teresting work and pleasant surroundings. Permanent position and at^ady advancement for those with ability. Applicants muat live In city with parents or relatives, and be able to furnish the very beat of references iu to character. No previous hualne H s ex perience necessary. Apply In person at room loo, 78 South I*ryor-at. 2-19-11 WANTED—Girl to help sew on gentlemen’s fine custom coats. 914 Austell Bldg. 467 WANTED—Servant for cooking and general housework. 21 Creacent-ave. 2-19-21 WIIITf: WOMAN to with rhlldrcn aiul him.-wnrk; it not] w««o»; room nnd bourrl. Phono (22 Doontor. Aitdrono Nrrrrv tnry Coll«»« rhytlrlono nml ttiirgoons, But- lor-ot. • 2-l»-« WANTED—IJiflloo to I.nrn tiolrflroa.lng, munli'urlnit, toilnl mnomite. chiropody or cl.otroly.U: tow rmiilrod; gri'Bt do- mand for graduates; Splendid pay; unusual opportunity to start , your own business; good Held for residence work; be Independ ent. (.'all or write. Moler College, 53 W. Mltchell-st. 4«« WANTED—rook ond o maid. Apply nr plion, Nn. » Wool Fori MrPh.raon, (Ik WANTED-You to mall me your photograph and $1.25 and will make you one 16 by -0 high grade portrait from same and express prepaid. Satisfaction guaranteed. Owens, Portrait and Photo Artist, Hoganarllle. Ga. 423 C OAT HELP WANTED. 160 Gllmer-at. 393 WANT E D — First - class woman bookkeeper. State experience; give references and salary expected. Box 27"), care Georgian. 2-18-2.'} HELP WANTED—MALE. One cent a word for ada under thla heading. YOUNG MEN for railroad firemen, brake- men, baggagemen; $75 to $1# to start; early promotion; experience unnecessary; state age. weight and height. Address Railway Bureau. 673 Tanoma Bldg., St. Ixxtla, Mo. 10-2*4 WANTED—Forty Are colored laborers; good psv. board and lodging furnished and transportation paid. Southern Employment Company, 406 Temple fourt building. 442 WANTED An honest, steady colored man to rbok snd take charge of kitchen for a large hoarding house*, must understand the business thoroughly: good wage* to the right party. Apply at once to Mias t’rnsh. 97 Uapltol square. 2-18-F WANTED- t*ne* good steady tinner for steady work Tit IV. It, P. Hehroeder'*. Auierlcus. Gs. • .422 .WANTED Severn 1 good cabinet makers to work on showcases and-store fixture*. Ap ply Southern Fixture and Cabinet Company, 20-22 Trinity ave. - 2 17 20 WANTED-Singer for Illustrated songs. Ap ply Queen 1 beater. 84 Whitehall,,, 2»1»-1 WANTED-Good farm hand at once. Must come well recommended. R. I. Julian* Stone Mountain. Ga. 405 MEN WANTED to prepare for railway mail examinations; commencement salary $800; preparation free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 48 {.., Rochester. S. Y. » 988 CONTRACTORS. WANTED Responsible contractor to bid'on three hjMJSe* to be erected Iu Kirkwood. Address Contractor. Box 10. care Georgian. yiii vuuiuiu, huiik >u 1"IIIIC.IIVU, <uV iur lUUilr, tools and steady position at good tvageg. At lanta Barber College, 10 B. Mltcbcu-it JOB PRINTER WANTED. Will pay good aalary to rood roan. Work not very heavy. >\ rite or wire The Herald, Griffin, Ga. 2-lrf-l "’ANTED—An experienced colored Dresser on Metropolitan Skirt Mfg. Co., <0*4 Edge wood-ave. 3-11-9 \\ ANTED—Bright boy, age 13 to 16. who •pella well and writes plainly, for general office work. Address, In own handwriting. Office, Box 114, care Georgian. 5* INTELLIGENT CLERK, not a machine; mtiat be quick and yet accurate on type writer; state aalary. Insurance, V. O. Drawer G, city. &o« A MIDDLE-AGED FARMER for small farm; good .pay and permanent place. Address «. II. W., care Georgian. Bit WANTED—Men wher know how' to get la borers. Good ray, care Georgian. 2-19-8 >\ ANTED— Fifty white men and 60 colored men. Apply ht stage door of the Grand Monday morning nt 8 o’clock. 2-19-34 JA ANTED—Experienced produce aalearoan to work city trnde; anawer by letter. Southern Produce Co. 492 WANTED— FIt*Ht-clnHH cabinet maker; also helper In machine room. Michelaon Mfg. Co., RJdge-ave. nnd Waablngton-at. 493 where the liniment doew not cure ecsema, rliHUtnatlam. or any akin ailment: no cash required if you can show that you are re sponsible, honest, open nnd aboveboard; write us. Gllhooley Irish Liniment Co.. 8t. Paul, Minn. 2-19-1 WANTED—Young man as assistant ship ping clerk; must he Industrious and will ing fo work early and late. Address In 1 salary YiVi WANTED—Real estate salesman by estab lished Arm, on commission basts: must know tho city. Real Estate, Rox 10, care Georgian. 23 BE YOUR OWN BOSS-Make 14 dally sil vering mirrors. Any one can do the work t home In spare time. Booklet and sam ples free, G. F, Redmond, Dept. 85, Boston, Mass. 473 SALESMEN WANTED; $25 weekly and ex penses or commission. Experience un necessary. Exceptional opportunity. Non- Intoxicating Beverage Company, Cincinnati. This Is n fine chance for nn active man with some knowledge of the business. Address Insurance, rare Georgian. 2-19-15 WANTED—Experienced young man aa ste nographer and billing clerk for jobbing house. Must he rapid nnd accurate. Refer- ences required. X., Box 600, care Georgian. 2-19-22 veil for easy work; HELP WANTED—MALE, FEMALE. One cent a word for ads under this heading.’ WANTED—Orchestra nlantst; concerts and dances. In or out or city: musician who appreciates all work In sight; ready when needed. Box 1313, care Georgian. 612 GOOD PAYING situation open; cash week ly made copying, checking, attending ad vertising material for your locality; no can vassing. Dept. 339, Pnudora Mfg. Co., l/>n- don, Ont. 444 AGENTS WANTED. One cent a word for ads under this heading. AGENTS WANTED for Mahhey Button Faatener*: simple, neat: only device In vented which can lie used for any kind of button on any kind of clothing; send 10c for samples. H. A, Mabbey, Inventor, Lima, Ohio. 480 I WANT two good, reliable Agents In At lanta to sell non-participating Insurance for the Michigan Mutual Life. This com pany has been doing business In Georgia for over 17 years. Liberal commission paid to good agents. G. L. Crandall, General Agent. 712 Candler Bldg., Atlanta. Ga. f-19-5 AGENTS—“White Slave Traffic, tho Shame of the Fluinan Race; 1 ’ largest seller ever known; popular price; big proflt; big sensation; get sample book at once; 30c. Majestic Supply Co., Box 919, Jacksonville. Fla. i 457 SAMPLES FREE to agents. Tha fastest selling household articles on the rasrket. Agents making $26 a week; exclusive terri tory. Johnson-Whitfleld Co., Box 67, At lanta, Ga. 278 WANTED—^TEACHERS. i ~ V J One cent a word for ads tinder this heading. WANTED—Teachers who need pedagogical aiul normal training and those who wish to prepare for atate examination to Inves tigate courses offered by state normal school for Instruction by mail. Address Correspond- ence Department, State Normal. Athens, Ga^ SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE. TO HEI.r thn.e who «re out of » poaltton or deulro • betl.r on*. Tho n«t,l.n print, wont ada, of not mora than 24 worda, nn- dor thla heading free. RELIABLE colored woman, flrst-class house-cleaner, wants a place for three or four days In a week. Address 178 Clnrk-st. 22 WASTED—Rltnatlnn aa hou.ekeeper: for wldniror preferred, fell Mia* Halfim*. Madraa. Ga. 23 AN eaperl.nced Monographer dealree por tion at once: hare had Are year,' expo- rlenee. Main 6«n-J. 3t YOUNG LADY with some experience wants position ss stenographer; salary no object at flrat. Address Miss C. L. C„ Box 119. care Georgian. 22 YOUNG LADY, three years’ experience ss stenographer, acovrate, neat, and rapid, desires position at once. Can furnish best of references from former employers. Ad dress Miss M. K. w„ Box 22, care Geor gian. 19 SITUATIONS WANTED-female NEAT SEWING; children , 'Inih... e | »l*r- Spring-,t\ At!nr.t» WAXTBD-Porttlon In Mrthn.lt.r , I.ADY TEACHER nf .mull .-hlldron " who of Into ha. hud njperlen. e ee„ nt poultry rnl.ln,, flower turn, wl.hr, to hoar from run. u.,, ‘ markot, who haa ground, and' for the Ini,Inesa. Mr., p. Lewi," Ai lln .j I NURSE, experienced In mutual, chronic cases and caring fn* girl at her home, would like tn hear r ieraona In-or out of eltv who h u« .i r n their families and wish the gervl*L kr ' Maln b, S» nUrSe ‘ Mr *’ r ' ,,,fnn - ^ com'' YOUNG LADY sltlon In dry goods st<.„- n , stock girl; not-afraid of work* erences. Address O. M. H., 48 Auburn. Ith experience ni^Tj - leslad, 1 ! COMPETENT young lady wLhea private board exchange; , A.i.lrJ I-ADT. good edo.,.lSrSd per, allty. number years’ exiH>rU>n<*e P work, would like position with good J «nee or real estate flrin; einployed P 1 |^M|nipWp r ii h reference J Georgian. LADY BOOKKEEPER a wants position at moderate gularr E., Box 278, care Georgian. vprw ri*| YOUNG LADY stenographer desires t>m tion at once; willing to Win «»n ■alary. A. C., 84 Pledmont-a ™ BRIGHT young lady wlshei aa stenographer, tvnewritei Bell phone 3715 Slii eorglnn nn (•ir-noKrapncr, typewrite] best referenced. Bell nhor W. M. H., Box 118, care Gem YOUNG LADY denlres position as stenn-J pher at once; am willing to start *.n mJ enite salary nnd can giro good referenr. Mlaa E. I*,, 123 Whitehall terrace. IF yon want a yonng lady stenograph, one who Is willing to work and will on small salary, ns more experience t address U L.. 32 R|chnrd.».n-.u, COMPETENT and energetic young !n,lr sire* clerical position or as cashier rWJ encea. Address J„ Box 92. rare Georgia,,1 WANTED-Position out of city ns trl can furnish goo<1 reference. Addre* liner. Box 119. care Georgian. WANTED—rts11Ion by first- Isss s*«nl rtipher; four years* experience; salnre urn $60 not considered. Ad<lre*< l II 228 Forest-a re. HOUBEKEKrER, hotel. town. J perlenced business working woman. rh.>r r assist, would Join party for lease.’ I, | 119 Plne-it., Havantinh. Ga. $90 A MONTH, $30 WANTED Men to learn bnrber tr weeks required; splendid trade men; be vmir own boss; can at with small capital or work $J2 to $20 week ly; good demand for l*arl*ers. Further In formation free. Moler Rnrber College*, W. Mftchcll-af. wngoa after six new metlUNl: see me. lege, 22 E. Miti-hcll-st. hnrber trad* >nr start; goo eeks here; I teach by Room 48 Court House. RALE8MEN—WANTED. One cent a word tor ada under this heading. graduate* who formerly earned fron 175 a month now earn from $100 a * rs high n« $!(*> n day atfd expenses, vnnt to earn two to ten times ns r <>u now earn, our free book, “A »f the Grip." will show you bow. W •nllt for it today. Address Nations! lien's Training Association, 619 C Nntlotio] Hunk Bldg., Atlanta. Branches: ard Jewelrv Irotrolt. klfrh., to place |H*dal jewelry departments In all elaaaes of stores; customers are successful and sat Isfled: Jewrcliy experience unnecessary; com -* * i mlvnneed for expenses. 44! TRAVELING SALESMAN wanted with some experience. New prohibition drink. Salary, drawing account__ or commission. "WANTED—District agent in Atlanta and other cit ies to handle the sale of stock in a good railroad de vice, already in use on main- railroads. Will he at New Kimhal! until 5 p. in. Sat urday. After that time ad dress us at our office, 219-20 Empire Bldg., Birmingham, Ala. Wallace & Haggard. General Agents. 40!) WANTED— At one*, ten men of good ad dress and strong personality, who have h«f| experience on the rend, to represent rrttory In either state named. Represents res need only spplr who are capable of making $3,000 to $5,000 per year and ex penses. Must I** men who will devote their entire time and attention to one line. For full particulars call at 409 Fonrth National OLD - ESTABLISHED specialty point manufacturing company desires to employ first-class trav eling salesman. Experience in paint business unnecessary. Good salary and liberal expense ac count. Do not apply unless can deliver the (roods. The Eclipse Paint and Manufacturing Com pany, Cleveland, Ohio. 2-19-20 t NURSE, experienced In contagious esses, chronic cases and caring for sn Insane * girl at her home, would like to hear from * persons In or out of city who have sickness : In their families and wish the services of a * capable nurse. Mrs. Carlton, 36 Cone-st. ~ Main 302. 21 - FASHIONABLE dressmaking nf 142*9' An burn-ava. Prices reasonable. 22 - COLORED GIRL desires poslflon ns nurse 0 or office or house maid. Address M. A.. - Bo* 110, care Georgian. 19 YOUNG LADY* of some experience wishes position as stenographer; salary no object I at first. Addreaa Ml** <\ L. C., Box III. oar. Goorgian. 19 . WANTED- Hewing by tha day or piece. 2 Price reasonable. Work satisfactory. II.. Box 6, South Ailantn. 22 PRACTICAL NURSE or companion to in valid gentleman or lady; best of refer . ences ss to character. Y. X., Box 127, rare Georgian. 22 In Iln.n room of hotol or any ponlilon wh.ro ono n.M, a good woman of principle and character. K. A. Bo* 1M, care Goorgian. . 3 POSITION WANTED hr colorod girl aa 1 nnrao. offleo or honacraald. Addroaa M. A . Box 110. raro Goorgian. 5, WANTKD-By young lady stenographer, po- sttfon In office to flo general office work: Imre had four yearn’ experience; understand •tonograph.v. hookkooplng, filing, otc.; ain at preaont omplorod, hut would like In make a change. Address R.. Box 124, care Georgian. 22 AN EXPERT young lady stenographer wlih.B to aocuro pooltlnn nt onco. Ilaro •ereral .raara’ experience and can furnlah flrat elaan refereneea. Pall Atlanta phono 3733. a LADY* would like to have machine stitching by the day. Address Mrs. Walker, 114V4 Cspltol-ave. i§ SEWING WANTED—Tallorod walata made for sno aploeo hy Mra. Molehor, XI t.neklo- st. Atlanta phone 4327. 19 WANTED-Position hy neat colored girl as cook, house girl of nurse; can give refer ences. Address R. !.. D., Box 15, care The Georgian. WANTED—Position as piano player tn it vaudeville house at once hy expert piano player; best references. Address Plano rlayer. Box 104, care Georgian, 19 HOTEL HOI XEKEKPER. now omplo.od de.lroa .-hango; ihnroughl.r experienced: beat reference.: aalarr common*uraie with aer.lco. Mra. A. A. A., Box 29, car* Gcor- «lnn. j, MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires position such as sewing, repairing csrpets or awn- Ings or sewing In linen room of hotel. Ad dress Mrs. A., Box 10. rare Georgian. 18 1 NICE, refined, working widow, who owns her own furniture, wants nice, settled working lady to share two rooms for light housekeeping: K ,yod location; walking dls- f tance Working Widow, Box 103, care The r Georgian. jg COMPETENT ruling ladjr .tenngraiih-r with j fly iff*™ oxporionee want* po-ltinn Ini- d mediately* can furnish host of references;}* now employed, but desire change; good * J salary expects,|; Insurance, business pre ferred. Address P. O. Box 172. 1 lg \ LADY WANTS olflee poalllnn; !lflu hook. " koonlnr, anaw.r phone and be generallr ' naefuV I rgenf need of work. Exnerlene} and boat roforencoa. Bnalncaa Lad., car* I (•eorglsn. y " ANTED—By an oxpert Monographor, who 1 owna machine, general ahonhand work of any kind; rate, very roaaonahlo. 1 High- \ fand-ave. | SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. TO HELP those who are out of a position I desire n better one, The Georgian rrfil want nds, of not more than 24 word' der this heading free. WANTED—Position-by voting m»n tl ambitions and Industrial*; u willi work for moderate safari* t» learn anr nesa. fan do any kind *»r .-icrienl Addresa D. J. l/.,‘4> Harnhl-nve. Htv WANTED—PoaltIon hv cxjier? n*i repair man nnd driver, with fou experience In shop; with h«*«t i-.q •L F- U2 Trinity--ave. Atlanta |’H 3776. . * 8ITUATTON .WANTED bv n flrvf rfs«! miyi: understand tire hnslnf-< fret end tn the other; capable <•( inking < of place any size.. Beat «f referviwr* Z., Rox 21, rare Georgian YVANTED-Position as work, for some daily p general merchandise st**r, erence; experienced; will • AN A-l gardener wfslrea p«, •»r salesman on wagon; cm then sell It. The Hustler. FIRST-CLASS bookkeeper and nfftn gootl penman, dwdres position; encea. F.. Box 100, ,-nre Gcirglun. J., 109 f.tickle-st. WANTED—Position as watchman hr ber, honesi, reliable man; g«"ri «‘lty tee. lint Jon, 154 WhltehalV-st. WANTED—By young man. >*» position an naststnnt shipping iferl:^ no experience, but willing r«* learn B'j' > to ability nuil honesty. VuI'Nli MAN tv.iil* nnv ktn.f■ perlencc in ato A. G. Grant, Oj YOUNG MAN. now make chnttgfik seven ypewriter and statio AN experienced z man sf**nafr*2 familiar j. Good Matfri**. 1 Ati’anta"National Bank building. and Reliable; wlllln, vork; h«Te aome g Iriring. or can take i once; outdoors or Inside rate. answer quick. Addreaa N. A. II., Bo* 101, care Georgian. WK CAN ftirnUh jon trrr nt rh»« tb, hlgb.ai mnt, inrt frm.ts b.ti.ln <bc Af,b<7. Ii» Centurr. J. L, C’anuon Hotel. At! ANTED—By a young mat' widowed mother t‘* where there Is « • from** f" 715 East f-nlr -t WANTED—Position building; can give dress J. II., Box 11. ■ IMj YOU want « relb•»*» your Intv t’nt* milk <• etc., and l« gcn**r.»Hy A-l. lie ply at mure. A Georgian.