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& THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEW READ FO R PROFIT—GEORGIAN WAN I AIJS--USE FOR RESULTS The Oeondan Es the Leadline; Want Ad Medium of the South Cfprying more Want Aids than any other Southern Newspaper. Bellow are the figures showing the number of Want Ads published bv all the Atlanta Newspapers for the year M: The Georgian carried 1189,411 Want Ads, Journal 356,259, Constitution 92,009 Want Ads. This count is for six days to the week—for The Georgian prints no Sunday paper===and seven days to the week for The Journal and The Constitution. 1189,4111 Want Ads are by far the most ever before printed by an Atlanta Newspaper in a year. Both Phones 8000. ■ - THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. Published by The Georgian Company. 20 East Alabama Street Atlanta, Ga fcntered at Atlanta PostnfTice as second class matter Bnbecrlptlons Payable in Advance one rear mail, postace p-opa d. $5 0 Six months. mall, pc st age preps d. lw Three months, mail, postage prepa'd. i -• One month mail, postage prepaid. Subscriptions P' yable in Advance. Delivered bv carrier, one year , cn Delivered bv carrier, six months f Delivered bv carrier, three months... 130 Delivered by carrier, one month. ’ Delivered by carrier in Atlanta and other cities, one Help Wanted-Female. WANTED Bright girls, between sixteen and twenty-two tears of age. attrac tive occupation, ui'h excellent oppoitunl rtes for rapid advancement Applicants mu*t have • onimon school education and be able to furnish satisfactory references as to Character Apply in jferaon at 25 Auburn avenue V ’ lai ta W A NTED 1 'em ons tral or for the fornia Perfume Company Apply Mrs. Branch. 514 Peachtree ivy 1499-J._ WAXTEI'i ManLurist to "">k *’* ,r: * week nr .«'■ Kelly A- Leslie. 10 East Alabama st re • m »-22-43 WANT El ' First -class dry goods sales lady; must be experienced; know enough about dressmaking to plan dresses and give number of vards required. commence work at on. r I’ " Box 237. Ashburn Ga _ n-24-13 WAN'IEI' White lad? housekeeper! Call Tvy 1843-L Splendid home. 42-24-5 ft-N’) ED <‘o"k maid or boy, living near 17 E. Kimball.s-24-18 WANTED - Ladles to call and investigate our sv sftm of teaching hairdressing with the Herrmann permanent wave, manicuring, facial massage, electmljsis or chiropody; free clinic; expert instructions; demonstrations and examinations; tew weeks completes ''al! or write for dlus trated booklet Moler College, 53 West Mitchell st 37.-25-5 WANTED Housekeeper, prefer a widow without children Harf., Box 89. Keniie saw Ga 1 8-;> WAN TED Experienced house maid, room and board on the place Applv 560 rvachtree street.*~»-2t> -40 WAITED A neat reliable woman for cooking and general housework, small famib 39 West Twelfth street 5-27-10 WANTED—Coiore'l"girl for nursing, must live on lot ''all I'oeatur 389 527 I I WANTED Experienced operators on Children’s dresses Apply at once. 53 Decatur street 5-27-1 Cook; familj of four: room and hath References 17 East Elev epth street.“-27 I WANT ED Good cook Appl y morning: at 62 Colquitt aventie 33-27-5 WANTED—-A nurse. 295 Washington st 36 -27-5 WANTED ~S : oung _ ladles to enter training school for nurses; suitable applicants of some experience will be considered <'all on or address Superintendent Nurses. Hospital for Nervous Diseases, 497 t'hero kee avenue. Atlantas-27-19 WANTED First-class cook with recom mendation. Apply 510 N. Jackson st 6-27-22 WANTED —Neat colored girl to do gen era! housework, cooking and washing, family of two. room on lot; references required. t’all 001 N .faekson st. 5 27-24 WANTED A first-class woman cook; no other need apply 301 Peachtree street 5-27-23 WANTED - Several colored girls as cham - bermaids. nurses ami housekeepers Pall at once. Feders Employment Agency. 253-254 Handler annex. 104 North Pryor street 6 27 30 WANTED Three good laundry 1 revere inis Atlanta National Bank building -37-85 WAXTE D~ An experienced cook No ’others need apply Small family Good wager Ivy 631 6 37-26 WANTED -Young white woman to assist with housework, good home and wages Applv at 19 Orange street 5-2.-44 Help Wanted—Male. STOP a» Hilburn hotel: heart of city; Walton st . if you want a clean, quiet room; transient 50c; open all night YER. G O. Branning will teach you the barber trade (H'b easy) We teach In one-half time of other col lege a Course, tool* and position In our shops only S3O Why pay more.' Thousands «>• our graduates running shops or making good W4ges. Atlanta Barber College, 10 EaM Mltehell street 5-11 17 Yof’ ARE WANTED for government po sition SBO month, send postal for list of positions open Franklin Institute Dept 49-1' . Rochester, N Y 33-7-5 WANTED —A few live men of good address to present an at tractive newspaper premium offer among Atlanta homes. See Han lon. at The Georgian office. 5-20-13 WANTED Tw* good advertl uig solic itors must he high-class men who can meet the best class of advertisers, and men who can earn *SO tn <75 per week permanent and pleasant situation for the* right met Apply bv lettor giving full ( particulars with reference All enr ponder • e will b» treated as eonfiden • Ail Address C C S, care Georgian WANTED Good hoys, to work in afternoons, all! sections of city, ('all at Georgian office. Ask for Mr. Lockhart. 5-22 I I WANTED ExperiermeU insld»> furniture man Ans wet in own handwriting and . state where employed last Detail Fur niture. ''are Georgian in 21 ' WANTED Men to Icaru. the barber trade Fevx weeks *-ompletes \n*>th»r rush for harbors tbit <?ea--*t Best trade In existen-p t-<dax flood m*»n«»\ i clean, inside work (’all and tnves”gate our method or write for . atal.-gue M- l»-r Barter College .'3 \\ ♦«» M”rheil str< < WA N T 1 i 1 X - • ■ -■ • farm work: good wages (’all Phone Decatur 469 tn _• .. *. WANTIT'- Train porter for 1 itel «’.i' at 42 1 : Decatur st 7 I’. WANT]' r ’ 1 ■ • ■ colored aufft furnish references Xpjdx t <’ H : cha nan, at Folsom's rest am an* 5-2" Wa NT ET ■ Combinat i iuffi ler: caret .1. neat in* : ust r’or, - M..>t have satisfa* lory M terct • - \|; i\ at»>. West reachtree, orner Th urrth PREE MASSA • shampoos. \ll barbe? uork flop linen Atlanta Barbet <'"'b g. ui | ;i .i Mitchell •2 • t•> WANTED \ well at •' < i’} .. ~ Ivy 212 1A E Fourteenth stn GOOD opportimiix for young man to • Tn insurance business in < ■ nue. tb.ri w - city collections Xddress stating !.-*•’ ences and agf L nsurance. ■ -ait <;• gian i ' ■’ WANTED Men and boy s white and • ored. experienced as waiters, porter < hefs barundet ■->oks mlsLwh-■ . » caFhi tr s and soda ’v--.tr’- alwaxs find good p3 ,-, ng p* -Minn h\ ■ all .ng it Feders F.nip’*o ’r» »’■ 'ger.'" J 7 *” 254 Candler annex, 104 North Frier ”»e’ Help Wanted—Male. WANTED Experienced white waiters, experienced pantry man. experienced special!} salesman Acme Business Agen < . 101 R Atlanta National Bank building 5-27-36 Help Wanted—Male and Female. BIG M<»NEY made writing words or mu sic t<> successful songs Free booklet with full particulars Dugdale Co . Dept 652, Washington, D. <T 45-11-5 Salesmen Wanted. BI < ;g Y SA LES.M ASTT6 CAN- VASSTHE ( OI’NTRY TRADE: AH ST BE A l SALESMAN AND KNOW HOW TO TAKE NOTES. SALARY AND COMMISSION. ANSWER IN OWN HANDWRIT ING. BOX 304. QUITMAN, GA. 5-22-35 H‘>NEST MEN to sell nursery stock, experience unnecessary, salary or com mission weekly Address Millburn Adver tising Xgcnc'v. Millburn, N .1 47-22-5 WAN'I’ED Salesman to introduce new high grade Key West cigar. Box 73. Key West. Fla 28-27-5 Agents Wanted. AGENTS’ WANTED In every town 1n Georgia to sell automobile tire remov er; does the work in one minute what it will take two hours to do without thia tool For sale by A. G. Inman, Midville. Ga 2-29 82 BE INDEPENDENT Start a mall order business in your own home. We tell you how. and furnish everything needed wholesale. An honorable and profitable business for a man or woman Particulars free. Many make $.3,000 a year Murphy Mfg Co., South Norwalk Conns-11-5 Titanir. i'O.MDLETE BOOK now ready for ship mint. We handle three books on the ocean's greatest disaster-one entitled "Story of the Wreck of the Titanic," edited by Marshall Everett, retail price (cloth) SI.OO. half morocco $1.50; anoth er entitled "The Sinking of the Ti tanic" and "Great Son Disasters,” edit ed by Logan Marshall, retail price (cloth) SI.OO, half morocco $1.75; the other entitled "Memorial Edition, Sink ing of the Titanic,” edited by Jay Hen ry Mowbray, retail price (cloth) SI.OO \Ve allow our agents 50 per cent com mission on each of these books; so the agents' prices are one-half of the re tail prices. We pay express charges on cash orders amounting to sls worth or more at agents' prices. Credit given If desired. Send ns your orders; state what author yon want book written by and we will ship promptly. Agents wanted In every community. Outfit sent free on receipt of 10 cents for postage. A single copy of book by author of your choice mailed to any ad dress on receipt of retail price. Each of the above books contains 360 pages, over 600 Illustrations, except memorial edition by lay Henry Mowbray which contains 287 pages. Phillips-Boyd Publishing Company. Department No. 16, Atlanta. <la . 5-9-47 WANTED in every town and covmtrv. an agent for the best selling proposition on market t.xiay. either sex Write to The Burchard Co., 1 Angler ave , Atlanta. Ga s'<>t ; can make big money selling FIJ’C TRICAL DI AM''NDS, scarf pins, studs and rings; send 10 cents for samples; cat alogue free Loon Wilder * Sons. S 3 Bowery, New Tork. 5-27-9 Teachers Wanted. ' ’ RACTIVE po tloi for sfatn and in terstate teachers Write for registra tion blanks tn Teachers’ Agency Com pany, 1012 Empire Building. Atlanta. Ga 3 9-103 PEACHERS WAX I I T’ ail class posl tlons Free registration June 1 Write today for circulars Register Teachers' Agency, ppgiator, (la 5 6 21 Schools Wanted. WANTED Summet and fall schools by college trained men and women teach ers \\’rlte uy*»ur wants todax Ad dress 1’ O. Box 110, Register, Ga 521-15 Situations Wanted- Female. FTRBT GRADE TEAi’HER wants place as governess June 1. have had five \ ears' experience In kindergarten and primary work, will be willing to take en tire charge of children, and will furnish an> references desired, 'readier, Box 44. Alto. Ga 28 22 5 r N i\< ’imi’. i ■ ii: i \ relined settled lady wants position as working housekeeper, will assis' private familx in work, a good home in the country with <’hristian peo ple near Atlanta R , Box .37, chit Geor gian 50-24-5 \ G(M>D washerwoman wants some washing tn do at home Address Was'i erwtman. 89 Currier st 2S-25-5 SI’MMER SCH(’<)L wanted, first grade license, four \ ears experience M. B. care Georgian 5-25 9 E.\ PERI FN< r ’FI > nurse ’wants position either in phvsldan’s or dentist’s office \nswer Nurse, Box 950. care Georgian 41 -25 - 5 WANTED Exira stenographic or book keeping work by expert of seven yea’s experience (’harges reasonable and wt. i' urately ib-ne Box 398. rare Georgian. 25-27-5 \V XNTI-.’D Position as assistant teacher in graded school or countrx school by a \«> ing !ad\ of four \cars experience, can furn l .-• good references Address S. L R I- D N'o 2, Devereux. (>a. \\ ELI LDFCATiT •. expJriemTd fea'c’h* • i position in established school will vlt w t > buxine interest, references. ■ rcdentials Mrs Sinclair 501 Lexington a\enim. S W Roanoke Va .31 27 5 • iRPHXN Young la«lx *steno assistant honkk»epcr» d« s”» -i position ar <»n«e out ■ ■ . it\ preferred Answer \nxious. eat* Georgian.H • . WANTED Position b\ refined Christian huh sick nurse «’an give best of ref. ■ y| rs j ( « Wellington •>; '•••!. r- : BeR lyj (274 .1 16 j; 5 Fl pEKS F.MI‘L< »Y M ENT AGENCY. 25.3- < <n<lbr annex, supplies fre»* of ‘ >rp- restaurants with ' ’.3<s while and colored help of al! k’ 1 > P)i*tu> lv\ 1789. Atlanta !<LS 5-27-32 I‘\ C| Lll \cj j » ’."uugladx step* graph**! w <hes t <!•: - m Fo :-tb National 'Bar biiiiilmg Prefci <ii< rapluTie .VI ; :ress G . . o, . Jeorgian 5-27-34 Dressmaking. 1 'CFISSMAKIN ■ t re.isnnah!** prices at 225 Houston st Atlanta 4181 .3-21-1! i\A ILL sew at s.<>ur home, $1 25 a dax 65 Cen'ral pla< ♦ 5-27 4<> F"’ I ’-nr cot ou,pi|. A art Ads will be ; *'■ '--.e, I f ■ ' ~ f ( n.| bill Wil! I*• ~ p ’ ’ at ext *••.*’! n ■ ’ e ;.o matter I " w an’ * • I xf- t. lP a • .eorg’an ■' '"'11 • ? work, thus taxing you time and Cd v 0 teat Soin Os Breaking the Speed Limit in This Twentieth Century The last century has seen more commercial progress than all the previous six thousand years of history. Even the old Karth, herself, is only traveling ten times as fast as the*ordinary flying machine. And all commercial projects are hitting up the same tremendous speed. \Ve are specializing and energizing and concentrating to a degree that has never been known before. . A little over a hundred years ago Benjamin Franklin gave the World a bit of his finest philosophy when he said that instead of being a creature of cir cumstances. he had made circumstances his creatures. I’oday this is the com monest philosophy of the street. Every man carries his destiny in his own hand, and he knows it. He would no more think of waiting for an opportunity to turn up than he would think of sitting on a curbstone and waiting for his dinner. Today when we need an opportunity we go out and grab one by the scruff of the neck and drag it in. The reason for these Want Ad Pages in The Atlanta Georgian today is the fact that everybody everywhere is refusing to be the creature of circum stance. Practically all of the wants of 50.0(10 people are advertised in these pages today, because the advertisers here realize that a greater, more eager, more en ergetic audience is waiting for them than was ever gathered together by any other paper in the Great South. 3’housands of people are seeking new homes right now. and every desirable place for rent in the city of Atlanta is listed here today as a consequence. Thousands of men and women are seeking positions through these columns, and, therefore, every good position in this city is being advertised here. Thou sands of people have learned to buy and sell furniture, pianos and all house needs, as well as residences, city lots, farms, ranches and all kinds of country property, through these columns, because they have learned that this is a great citv’s bargain counter f<>' big opportunities. And so every want that this city has is being offered here today, because these advertisers realize that the eyei of over 50,000 readers are concentrated upon these pages each day. 3'bey know that wherever you find an opportunity that appeals to you. you are going out after it in hot haste. Answer the Ads in these pages that are meant for you. and money easily earned will be yours. Don’t let the other man reap the harvest of golden op portunities while you sit idle. Beat the other man to it. Situations Wanted—Male. Rates Under This Classification: 24 Words* 1 time 10c; 3 times 20e; 7 times 40c POSITION WANTED by competent elec trical engineer Twelve years experience with a variety of machinery First-class references L R King. 1014 Meda street. M.-r'-.j > ih • (’< »L( >RED (’HAT ’FEET ’R wants posttion In private family; can give good refer ences Address Box 896, care Georgian. 27 20-5 YOUNG married man desires position as drug clerk, eight years' experience. n<‘t registrrfwi. will furnish best references. P G G 432 (’entral avenue, Atlanta. Ga. 30-22-5 \\ \ \ i‘i'D Position by young man as bookkeeper; employed at present, but wishes tn make a change, ('an furnish gnnd references G E G., care Geor gian ?? * \l'\bT.F. energetic, hard working \ filing man open for employment as A l all round office man. able to manage office, handle correspondence. M 1862 ' 82 24 5 WANTED At once, steady position by all round printer; position in city shop preferred Address J B Goffe, Reids ville, Ga 5-24 12 \\ YNTED Position by young man by June 1. as bookkeeper, assistant book keeper or general <«ffl<'e work: several x ears’ experience and beet references ' ' !l 1153. 24 15 EXPERIENCED salesman, genera! office man, cashier, bookkeeper, bill clerk and all-around business man. 33 years nf age. open for engagement. Box 882. care Geor gian. 37-24-5 WANTED Position as bookkeeper, cash ier or office assistant by young mar ried man Best references W K. S, 102 X East Pine street. Ivy 2694 .1 45-24-5 \v VNTED Eneik- tic young man. '• y ears < f ago. desires position as st eno-book keeper immediately Xddrrss James. 109 Washington street, Atlanta 47-25 5 WXNTED Position by young man as bookkeeper Have had two years' ex perience as bookkeeper and three years as stenographer will commence on small salarv N, D. H . care Georgian 15 ~W\NT work in real estate office Will work at small salary to learn. Xge 24 Good references, riinne Ix\ 4799 J. Ad dress J B . 46 Ila st Twelfth st r eet 4 5 25 5 \\ ANTED Position as housecleaner; xxork done b\ job or by day; prices rea sonable. references furnished. \\ B. 216 Wheat street. 37-27-5 G( “»D MEAT CI'TTER and salesman, able tn handle x our market profitably. Northern man. can speak German, wants position Xddres S . 250 Ivx street 38 27 5 FIRSTS! \s.' meat cutter. grocer’s clerk, collector -*r painter wants posi tion Can furnish best «$f roD'ienres. Call Atlanta phones 5K24 A *•!' 1201, and call for Amassa 47-27-5 FEDERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 253- .‘>l Candler annex. 101 North Pryor street, phonr Ixy 1789. Atlanta 915, sup p Hes fro*- **f charge hotels, restaurants, lu i’ding ipirtments and private houses with al! ki’i’D of first class help _JF-7-_3J Y' d’NC MXN. now attending college, de sires position in oftYee by lune 5. am . x:pet irtict c\ have giU edge references. I' <» Box 78. <>xf<u-«: Ga. 48-27-5 Situations Wanted—Male and Female. XX XN'fED Situation by German family without uliiblren. man to raise < hickens aid \>getahles A 8., Box 6, care < ><or gian 72-25-5 Board Wanted. \\ X TEI' B’. three business ladies, room ;in«l b-'ard; prefer private tamilx. Address I'D. care Georgian 33-24-5 XX AN TED' In' pt .sate family by uouple \\'ih « bihl tom w.i's obi, txvo connect ing. ’infurni-hs‘<l rooms. \x>th bath, and board, gi uind floor and plenty of shade and y.'iid for *h.i'«Ts plaxpr-und refer .ru es «>s» ar I il.ii risen. < arc Kelley Bro. < - 5-27 13 ■ ■ ’ >. ’ ‘ " 1 '> : ’ , ~j i W irt ’’d • 'Dunns , •♦a. h ■ e u- p!e and bring bett» r res-i’ts *• .<t r-.'i’s >. . btained in any other j*i»sdiuin in this scc , J*» r ' Boarders Wanted. PEACHTREE INN. RATES, $7 to sl2 per week. References exeba n ged2-28-5 wi’lX EXCHANGE room and board close in on Capitol avenue for motorcycle or ladles' diamond ring Small cash pay ment Box 73J, care Georgian 4-27 16 DELIGHTFUL home for summer; all con veniences Phone Ivy r 6634 Mrs. C. S. Mcßae. BEAUTIFUL furnished rooms and best meals m city, cool house for summer 17 E North ave., between the Peachtrees WANTED Boarders. lovely downstairs front room, with private entrance; first class board, in best section of West End. 438 Gordon street. Phone West 109-J - 44 ( ’ ?A N ACCOM MOD AT Ea fe w boarders: nice cool rooms, close In. 85 Luckie. Ha__3L?o 5-21 48 VERY BEST table board. 11l Washington street Main 5361-J5-22 16 Ut'UPLE or gentlemen can secure front room and board at 24 West Baker Ivy 88 COOL front rooms for rent. First-class table. Central location $1.50 per day Private verandas. Plaza Hotel, 286 Peachtree 54-22-5 \\ ILL TAKE to board couple or two la dies <’an give front room, attractively furnished and good table Inman Park. Call Ivx 6388-L. References exchanged -23-30 OPPOSITE CAPITAL CITY CLI’R. GOOD BOARD. Ixp’ 5348-L. 20 West Ha r rl«_s t re et 5-23-72 B<»ARDERS ‘\V ANTED. $1 per dax ; sub urb of Smyrna. Address O. M Ruff. Route 2. Smxrtia, Ga. .'>2-23-5 NICEIA r furnished front room and board; exerv convenience; verv close In. pri vate family Plume Ivx- 4339-J 5-24-9 WELL furnished upstairs front room and table board: ten minutes' walk tn cen ter of city 327 'Whitehall st. Phone Main 4812_- J. 5-22-48 HOARDERS wanted at 30 E Caln, rates reasonables-24-24 LARGE delightful front room near bath; all conveniences; best location, good ta ble 241 W Peachtree Ivy 1959-L. 13-27-5 LARGE front room (four windows), also single room, good board in quiet home 26 East Gain street. Special rate for ta ble boajxl 5 2L38 ONE young lady and two young men; can get room and board in private familv 227 Central avenue 5-27-41 Hotels. HOTEL HENDERSON; new manage ment: newly fitted; clean, rooms 60c up; heart of city 41Peachtree 2-20-67 Summer Resorts. FINE SURF BATHING -I have several delightful furnished cottages on beach for rent, all conveniences. Mrs. ' > I. Merrifield. St. Simon Station. Ga. 27-25-5 WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH. THE IDEAL PLACE for your vacation: cool, refreshing, healthful, for excellent accommodation arrange with the Herring Cottage. Station 6. Wrightsville Beach. X C. Rates $2 per day. 32-27-5 Furnished Rooms For Ryit. NEAX’LY furnished rooms, reasonable prices; centrally located; baths free Broadway Hotel, 7 1 * N. Broad st. 3-21-73 F(‘R RENT Two furnished bed rooms Applv to 188 Windsor street. Phone XUHn 2233 5-20-8 ND’E. r.ew’y furnished rooms. also light housekeeping apartments; close >n; private family 1.51 Sui ng street. 5-20-1 NIUEI.Y furnished room; al) conven iem *»s 61 E C’air st . Apartment 5 Bell I'H'T.c Ivy 21 PT _ 5 30 11 ;F< »R RENT Rooms, furnished or unfur nished. good neighbo’nood; five niin , urn.- ualk from Terminal Station, • ars every five minutes 'A rite r-r apply Mrs F Johnson, ~k Wai’ er st 5-22-3 FDR RENT (»ne furt’.sbe 1 y m a* West Peachtree. Ivy 5063-J. d-22 37 Furnished Rooms For Rent. FOR RENT -Two upstairs front rooms, newly furnished, for a counle of gen tlemen. Thone Ivy 1502-L. 321 Courtland street 5 -22-29 THREE to five rooms for light housekeep ing in beautiful surroundings. 639 Peachtree, Phone Ivy 687-. I 34-225 ROOMS for rent with or without board 261 Whitehalls-23-14 NICELY furnished room with hath, well screened and all modern conveniences; breakfast and 6;30 dinner Only those looking for first-class accommodations need apply. Northern home; four blocks of the Piedmont hotel. 252 Ivy street 5-23-51 FOR RENT One nicely furnished front room: all conveniences 203 Crew street 5-23-57 W. HARRIS STREET. ONF ROOM left in Chesterfield, bv the new* Capital City Club. Gentlemen onlv. 5 23-76 For RENT Small hall room, neatly fur nlshed: $6 per month. 59 East Ellis -23-75 FOR RENT One large furnished room in private family; all conveniences; SB. App]y sJßjjH'kie st. 25-24 5 TO GENTLEMEN, furnished room ad joining bath in north side apartment I’l'-hip ivy 5] ’ 5 24 6 BYRON APARTMENT dining room open to those desiring best service only; rooms near. Ivy 825-J. 47-24-5 OF’PCSITE CAPTrOL” NICELY furnished rooms, with or wltb ou_t_boar(l 121 Capitol square. 5-23-54 F-di REN I Threo rooms, connecting, nicely furnished for light housekeeping; modern conveniences, with owner. Grant park section. 317 East Georgia avenue FOR RENT One nicely furnished front room to gentleman 103 West Pearh tree. Phone Ivy 2979 - J 5-25-18 TWO first flour light housekeeping moms; connecting batb Atlanta phone 5853-F. NICELY furnished rooms with private porch, also housekeeping suite 152 W. Peachtree. 44-25 5 BEAUTIFUL furnished front room for one °r two young men. Apoly to 119 North Moreland a venue4s-25-5 FOR REN'c front bedroom: cen tral locality. Terms reasonable 147 Ivy street. 5-35-52 FOR RENT A nicely furnished room, de lightfully located fox - summer. 170 N. 2 c^son street Phone Ivy 3504-J. 5-25-47 FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, ad loining batb; gentlemen onlv. Call Ivv 4035 5-25-57 F<’R RENT Nice, newly furnished rooms close in: private family 151 Spring street. 5-27-2 F( »R RENT Three nr four first floor fur nished rooms; all conveniences 178 F'orrest avenue 5-27-5 Ft »R RENT < hie newly furnished room: close In; references exchanged; price sls 406 Courtlarul street 30-27-5 TWO or three nicelv furnished room I ’, complete for housekeeping, suitable only for couple without children; cheap if taken at once: hot water: Bell phone; best io cat i on. 290 Washingtons-27-25 FDR RENT Two first-floor conne< CLng front rooms, furnished for light house keeping. Conveniences. 45 West Baker NICELY furnished front room; all con veniences: private family 255 Court land street. Ivy 5603. 5-27-39 Furnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED one unfurnished front room b\ two young ladies, on North Boule vard *>r vicinity Address B F. ('are IH'UIT.' :• Y< >UN(; g( ntlen n - • on in pri vate home: beyond Fifth street pre ferred M H G . care Georgian. 42-27-5 Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. 1 • NTEI Tw <» t hree <>r f<mr unfur nisbed rooms for light housekeeping state particulars and when < in occupx . private family preferred. Address E C ' care Georgian 5-24 29 XX ANTED Thit-pi ‘nnecting r‘oms r’. m. b> lune 5 Address M H k > Central ave 6-20-3 Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. FOR RENT—Two laige rooms; closets, hall; conveniences; $12.50 per month 237 Central avenue. 5-20-34 Ft >R REN T Vnfurnished connecting rooms; bath and kitchenette. Conven ierices. 85 Crew street.s-23-55 THREE unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping to couple without chil dren. 63 E. Ellis st.s-24-2 Ft 'R RENT- Four connecting rooms and bath; conveniences. 253 Grant street. Main 1253-J.5-24-36 FOR RENT Entire upstairs: every con venience for housekeeping. 179 Oak land. Main 4765-. L 5 24-35 THREE nice, large unfurnished rooms with two large halls at 59 West Peach tree place. R. O. Cochran, 19 South Broad st' eel. 25-26-5 TWO or three large, nice rooms for rent at 76 Martin street. Phone M. 5297-. T. -25-q TWO or three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; close in: references ex changed; price sls and S2O. 406 Court land street. Ivy 1075-L.31-27-5 ONE large unfurnished front room, reas onable for summer; all modern con veniences. Phone Ivy 1994-L. 5-27-43 Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. ONE nice, cool upstairs room; furnish ed or unfurnished: all conveniences; by owner. 756 Highland ave. Phone Ivy 6373-L. 26-23 -_5 FOR RENT Two or throe rooms, partly furnished or unfurnished. Phone 401 Decatur. • 26-25-5 Furnished Apartments For Rent. TWO large, beautiful rooms, kitchenette and bath; modern conveniences: nicely furnished; north side. Phone Ivy 2478. 5- FOR RENT —During summer months, six room furnished apartment. 11 Marlbor ough. Phone Ivy 2958-.1. 5-27-6 Unfurnished Apartments For Rent FOR RENT —The new apartment house at 83 Hurt street, known as the Bosco bel. consisting of three and four rooms each, with every known modern conven ience, and renting for $32.50 to $35, is now ready for occupancy. Apply on prem- | ises or Fitzhugh Knox, 1613 Candler building. 5-9-57 FOR RENT -Apartment of six rooms.; close in: batb. electric and gas lights. Phone Main 5070 5-22-23 WE HAVE for rent several desirable apartments for summer months and | longer at reduced rental. Charles P I Glover Realty Co., Walton street. 6- Furnished Houses For Rent. * FOR RENT —Furnished house for sum mer tn excellent neighborhood Ivy - 1316. 56-23-5 S MY home of ten rooms, furnished: large. Y cool and in splendid neighborhood; best „ car service; reasonable. 503 Washington „ street. 5-25-49 - Unfurnished Houses For Rent. 3 For RENT. HOUSES- Call, write or F phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph O. Cochran. 19 South Broad-at. 4-1-81 THE HOUSE you build, buy or h rent will not be a medern home r unless it is wired for electricity. 4-18*18 FOR RENT -No 27 West Twelfth street. 5 seven rooms, hardwood fluors, furnace heat See owner. 25 West Twelfth , f i et. f ( Phnne 2155 Ivy 1 8 29 7 Mills street cor. W. Peachtree r J 5 rooms $30.00 43 Rogers street, Kirkwood 5 j’ rooms $15.60 ' 1 240 Ira street. 4 rooms $7.60 s 122 W. Alexander street. 6 u rooms $15.60 | 7 110 Jones avenue 5 rooms. SIB.OO :« Hills Park. 5 rooms $14.00 >■ FITZHUGH KXOX. 1613 Candler Building. £ 5-23 -10 p FOR RENT Eight-room ' t wo-story I house; all conveniences: close in. 17 Pulliam. Apply 7 Pulliam.s-25 16 b SEE our ad on Page 16 about ri Sunset Park lots. Allen & Bailev. 5-27-37 ’ - —- fl k Unfurnished Houses Wanted. ~ TO RENT —Small three to five-room cot tage. with shady yard, tn suburbs; good locality. Address with description and price, A. N. D., care Georgian. 35-23-J) S W 1 NTETf-T" care for home f"r cum- . mer months for the rent Can furnish ' best of references. Address S. 250 Ivy;*: street. 39-27-5 Desk Space For Rent. <5 FOR RENT To congeuial party desk space with use of both phones sls per r month. 1124-25 Candler Bldg. 5-25-23 r SEE our ad on Page 16 about ~ Sunset Park lots. Allen & Bailey. 5-27-37 '...: - : ■' 1 = G Business Property For Rent. ...... 7. al FOR RENT—Business space. 9S* 2 WhMe- P ball stteet, fine location for pool par- lor. Price only SBS month. Will have two years and four months lease. Ad dress Box 92, care Georgian. 6-3-19 : ~ C Lost and Found. LOST -Solid gold, perfectly plain tie M clasp, between Georgian office and Wal- ton Bldg Return to this office and re- C reive rewards-25-2 S'l’( )LLN Set black buggy harness with long, heavy lines. Reward if returned to D. \V. Yarbrough. 734 North Boule vard. Double reward if with evidence to convict. 5-27-42 ■ < ■ - - S’ ti Medical. p; DK EDMONDSON'S Tansy. Pennyroyal = and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re liable treatment for painful and sup pressed menstruation, irregularities and similar obstructions. Trial box by mall. 50c. Frank Edmondson & Bro . manu facturing chemists. 14 South Broad-st.. Atlanta. Ga 2-17-14 LADiES—Si.OOO reward; 1 positively guar antee my great successful "Monthly" remedy: safely relieves some "f the long est. most obstinate, abnormal cases .n to five days; no harm, pain or in (reference with work; mail $1 50 Dou'oie Strength $2. Dr. F G. Southington Rem edy Co . Kansas City, Mo 4 2-34 | LISTEN! I treat any disease for $1 a I i V week and furnish the medicine John ] <T Patterson. M. D. 445' 1 Igewood ave- ;S' I nx.. Atlanta phone 2'57. 2-uo-45 a WANT AD RATES. One cent a w<ird each insertion unless on agreement. Minimum 10c an ad. Ads to appear in ordi nary reading matter type. Ads in larger type 2c a word. Ads on contracts, 4c a line for 90 consecutive insertions; 4%c a line for 60 consecutive insertions, 6c a line for 30 consecutive inser tions; s*Ac a line for 15 times. (Count six average length words in small reading matter type to the line). EXCEPTIONS. "Situations Wanted" ads contain ing not over 24 words will be printed one time for 10c; three times for 20c, or seven times for 40c. All ads. such as Boarders Want ed, Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms, Apartments. Houses For Rent or Wanted, also Lost and Found. Help Wanted ads that only get the benefit of the “city cir culation" of The Georgian, will be 1c a word for one insertion; three times for the price of two or seven times for the price of four. CLOSING HOURS. To secure proper classification of Want Ads it will be necessary to have copy in The Georgian office before 1 o'clock the day ot the issue. j Every word In the advertisement, including the name and address, should be counted. Each initial counts one word; compound words are counted as two words. Telephone your Want Ads to The Georgian 'both phones 8000) when it Is more convenient to do so, and collection will be made at your home or at your office the follow ing day. This is an accommoda tion service rendered Georgian Want Ad patrons and payment should always be promptly made on presentation of bill. Always ask that your telephone Ad be repeated back to you by the telephone Ad taker to make sure that it has been taken correctly. The Georgian can not guarantee accuracy or assume responsibilty for errors ot any kind occurring in telephone advertise ments. Out-of-town advertisements must be accompanied with cash in full payment for the same. Note the foregoing instructions about count ing the words and the rates per word. Agencies’ discounts 15 and 2 per cent. ADVERTISERS should retain re ceipts given by The Georgian to patrons making payment for Want Ads over the office counter, as no mistakes can be rectified without them. In answering advertise ments addressed in care of The Georgian, if the advertiser asks to show references, send a duplicate of same. SPECIAL NOTICE! All Ads must be ordered out in writing or at the office. No dis continuance notice taken over tel phone. Personal. ERIOUS RESULTS come from tniesei improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at 34 .'all street, has an expert fitter and It ill cost you no more to have him fit you, nd it means insurance 6-24-19 HAIR CUT. 15c. VTADT'CT PLACE, between Peachtree and Broad 3-21-J6 LY SCREENS. FLY SCREENS. FLY* SCREENS -Wood fly screens, metal fly Teens, hardwood floors. Venetian blinds, letal weather strip.-, furnished anywhere the South. Write or phone W R CaL way, manager. 1403 Fourth NationaT'’ ank building. Atlanta, Ga. Main 5310 -30-19 ACME LETT ER CO. OTHING but first-class work and prompt service. \\ hen you arc reafly ■r this kind of work, phone Ivy 1438. (’ML LETTER Co.. 417 Wesley Momn al Bldg 5 fi 33 TILL another b g shipment of new wall papers Prices right. All work guar iteed Better b n safe than sorry. Rar ?tt &• Gordon. 22 E. Mitchell st.: 30 sec -4-13-45 TENOGRAPHERS desiring to increase their spend in shorthand and typewrit ig may do so by joining classes at the ’firp of the Royal Typewriter Company, » N. Pryor street. Monday, Wednesday nd Friday from 10 to 11 a. m Tuition ee i*' MBER and peroxide cream espe cially used for sunburn. Emaranteed one ■ the best skin foods on the market; nthing like it for whitening the skin, or pqjp by <‘iaytnn & Zahn, 36D White ill st. M 1709.5-20-22 ‘‘N'T KEEP a dead clock in your home. Get.it running Don't make your ■»rs swear because x our piano needs tun g <let it tuned. Ramsey repairs oolfs and pianos, .lust call Bell phone T est 712. Will call for work 55-22-5 HITE <’R()SS toilet articles. The rouge gives a natural color The cream is a ne skin food, and rhe powder makes you ok beautiful Woman’s Exchange. oG 1 ? street Ivx 5546 5 22-46 ART’ETS and REGS clean as when new? TROY TzAI’NDRY. Our process insures satisfaction. 2 con's per square foot. 5-23-38 EN'D~T2F’ FOR "SEXUAL PHTLOSCu PHY;” LATEST. BEST. MOST IN PREGTIVE SEN MANUAL PER ISHED: A(’Tl \LLY TEACHES. NOT ERELY \RGEES. WRITE TODAY. RoTH ER DEVAL. 217 DEVAL REILD <G. ,1 A ( ’ K SC» N VD>LE^_FL.A_ 5-25- 29 EE "nr a*l "ii Page 16 about Sunset Park lots. Allen & ailey. 5-27-37 Matrimonial. 25r a line for ads under this ENTT,EMAN wishes correspondence with girl between ages of 20 and ew "f marriage. <orrespondence guar-" iteed personal \ddress United States, o Box 41.1, Atlanta. Ga. 40-21-5 Palmistry. LURV' iYANT AND PALMIST - camp in lent. 138 Whitehall street 4-29-1 ISS BECK. WORLD FAMED INDIAN PALMIST. A GIFTED WOMAN. LO OTED 76 E HUNTER STREET. 5-16-18 Dropsy. ROPSY CURED Relieves shortness of breath in 36 to 48 hours. Reduce! veiling In 15 to 20 days. Write for par culars. Collom Dropsy Remedy Com my, 512 Austell building. Atlant* 3-35-11 Dentists. TUT/TTJ EXTRACTED 1 I .Pu 111 WITHOUT PAIN. DR. H. JENSEN, 23H Whitehall St. 3-21-29 The easy way to get help for hou=e ork office. .=t"re, factory or anywhera , e is to insert a small ad in the Help 'ant’d columns of TI-* Atlanta Geor an Ju t "‘urn - ; u"h Jther phone) nd the Want Ad will d* the rest. i i