Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, June 04, 1912, HOME, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. The Geonpan Es the Leading Want Ad Medium of the South Carrying more Want Ads than any other Southern Newspaper. Below are the figures showing the number of Want Ads published by ail the Atlanta Newspapers for the year M: The Georgian carried HBS>,4U Want Ads, Journal 1156,259, 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. 189,41111 Want Ads are by far the most ever before printed by an Atlanta Newspaper in a year. Both Phones 8000. 5 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. Published by The Georgian Company, 20 East Alabama Street Atlanta, Ga. Entered at Atlanta .Postoffice as second class matter. Subscriptions Payable in Advance. One year, mail, postage prepaid, $5.00 Six months, mail, postage prepaid, 2.50 Three months, mail, postage prepaid, 1.25 One month, mail, postage prepaid, <5 Subscriptions Payable in Advance. Delivered by carrier, one yearss.2o Delivered by carrier, six months...... 2.60 Delivered by carrier, three months... 1.30 Delivered by carrier, one month -4: • Delivered by carrier in Atlanta and other cities, one week...- • • 70c. Help Wanted—Female. WANTED —Young white woman to cook and do housework for small family, no children, in the country. House equipped with all modern conveniences. Salary sl6 per month and board. Room in house. Must have experience and be able to give references. Address McGruder. Midville. Ga. 6-U4B WANTED -White middle-aged woman for light housekeeping. 117 Confederate avenue. 6 1-26 LADIES—CaII and investigate our system of hair dressing; Herrmann permanent wave, manicuring, facial massage, electro trolysis or chiropody. Few weeks com pletes. Some money earned while learn ing Catalogue free. Moler College. 53 West Mitchell street. 37 1-6 WANTED—Colored woman for general housework. Must know cooking. Serv ants’ house on lot. Call for Mr. Gross man, 96 Whitehall, or 670 Washington. 6-1-50 COOK WANTED. 415 Atlanta National Bank Building. Atlanta phone 3569, Bell phone 944.29-3-6 WANTED —Competent cook in small family. Apply 156 Peachtree circle. 6-3-10 WANTED A good colored cook for fam ily of three: good wages: good room on lot: references required. 663 Piedmont avenue. Bel 1 phone Ivy 165. 36-3-6 WANTED—Experienced cook; single woman: room on the lot: good wages to the right party. Call Ivy 617 Bell phone. 6-4-4 WANTED —A good cook. Apply at 677 West Peachtree, corner Thirteenth. 6-1-8 EXPERIENCED COOK, small family .'s4 week: room on place. Apply 58 East Merritts avenue. 6-1-10 WANTET>- Maid. 21 E. Cain.46-_L6 WANTED- Woman to wash and iron on the place. 155 Peeples street 6-4-20 WANTED—Two white chambermaids, two ladies for silver pantry, two col ored chambermaids. Southern Business Agency. 265 Candler annex. WANTED At once, several first-class white cooks. Must be first class Also several colored cooks and maids. Apply Feders Employment Agency. 253-254 Can dler annex. 101 North Pryor street. 6-4 -24 WANTED- Three experienc ed salesladies. We want at once three bright, active salesladies with experience in selling wash dresses, suits and skirts Good, perma nent positions open for ’he right parties. Apply at once to G. W. Seay. Southern Suit and Skirt Company. 43- 45 Whitehall street. WANTED Woman to do washing on premises. Apply 206 McLendon street; lake Inman Park to <"lifton car.s7-4-6 WANTED Experienced white woman to take care of two small children, at "nee; salary $25 per month. Write stating ex perience and references. Room in house. Address Box 22. (‘are f teorgian,s6-4-5 WANTED —A position by a reliable white woman, middle-aged, to take care of children who w-ant to go away for a trij> several weeks at a time: an expert with children: can give best of references. Ad dress .1. (>.. 15 Cooper street. 58-1-6 Help Wanted—Male. WANTED FOR IL S. ARMY Ablebodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35; citizens of United States, of good char acter and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English lan guage For information apply to Recruit ing Officer, 23G. Whitehall street, Atlanta, or 411 Cherry street. Macon. Ga. 4-2 1 STOP at Hilburn hotel; heart of city; 10% Walton st., if you want a clean, quiet room; transient 50c; open all night YES, Professor G. O. Branning will tea h you the barber trade (it’s easy). We teach in one-half time of other colleges. Course, tools and position in our shops only S3O. Why pay more? Thousands of our graduates running shops or making good wages. Atlanta Barber-College, 10 East Mitchell street.s-11-17 YOU ARE WANTED for government po sition; SBO month; send postal for list of positions open. Franklin Institute. Dept. 49-r., Rochester. N. Y. 33-7-5 MASSAGE, hair cuts, shaves, shampoos. All barber work free. Clean linen. Atlanta Barber College. 10 East Mitchell.s-27-16 WE WANT ten college young men for outdoor work. Very agreeable situation and will pay good wages if yon ran meet requirements. 817 Austell building 28-1-6 MEN Learn the barber trade. Be your own boss. Best chance in the world for small capital. Some money earned while learning. Few weeks completes. < ’all or write at once. Moler Barber Uol lege, 53 West Mi£chell_ sjreet 36-1-6 A YOUNG man to act as salesman and learn the real estate business. Quick promotion. See Mr. Rupley. 1107 Empire Life Bldg., corner Peachtree and Broad. 6-1-47 WANTED- A good butler. Apply at. once. 1209 Peachtree st. 6-3-27 WANTED.--A chef cook and steward, white, and also a housekeeper. Peach tree inn. 6-3-18 < WANTED Take a 30-day course in <>ur 1 sample rooms and enter the cotton busi ness. High salaried positions. Write for indorsements. Carolina Cotton School. De pp ’in it 2, 31 East Fourth street, Char- , lotte, N. C. 37 -3-6 APPRENTICE MACHINIST wanted Ap ply Magnus Metal Company. Smith Pry- < -»r street and Southern railroad. 6-3-25 ■ WANTED -Good cook. Alan. Must come well recommended. Appl> 1089 , Peachtree street. 46-3-6 < CARRIAGE painters to color varnish bodies: steady position. Blount Car- ' riage and Buggy C 0.6-4-5 BOYS TO CARRY PAPERS. Un der The Georgian’s new plan several bust ling boys of 15 to 17 years can earn good wages. See Mr. Hanlon at The < leorgian office. ~7 1 WXNTL’D <>nc A-1 mixer, one colored second cook, four scrubbers, one carpet 1 cleaner Southern Business Agency, "65 Candler annex WA NT 171' Bo> for general office work i and coileeting, aged over 15 Apply , ' .lune 5, 10 a m Pacific Mutual Life In- i ' surance Company, 510-11 Peters Bldg _ 59 16 A-1 colored baker and pastry cook at ! j once for .summer resort,, first * la .« < «.|- ; , <»red chef-cook, summer resort 1018 <>n tiir> Bldg. 6 j ,n IMIUHED V XBI • MAX for Mt-nmer re soft: colored waller fol Mlllimer j.<ori |<>lß > 'ent iin Bldg 6 I ft ANTED Neat • Lied girl a- general hfiprr A pill> 164 bp I •» Help Wanted—Male and Female. WANTED -Housekeeper; also some maids and waiters at once. Address Hamp ton Springs Hotel, Hampton Springs, Fla. 5-31-29 WANTED—Colored family to work on farm, near Macon. Good home and wages steady. owner, 1409 Candler building. 50-4-6 Agents Wanted. AGENTS WANTED In every town 1n Georgia to sell automobile tire remov er; does the work in one minute what i it will take two hours to do without thia tool. For sale by A. G. Inman, Midville. Ga. 2-29 32 BE INDEPENDENT—Start a mail 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, Conn. 5-11-5 WHY NOT EARN $5 to $25 daily? Others do it with our new specialty. Send for booklet. Chipley Specialty Co., Box 264, Chipley. Fla. 50-1 -6 TITANIC. COMPLETE BOOK now ready for ship ment. 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 Sea 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. We 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 us your orders; state what author you 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 350 pages, over 500 illustrations, except memorial edition by Jay Henry Mowbray which contains 287 pages. Phillips-Boyd | Publishing Company. Department No. 15. Atlanta. Ga.s-0-47 AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for am bitious men; prefer experienced and successful industrial insurance men. Ap ply 233 Brown-Randolph Bldg.Bß-1 -6 WANTED—Live, responsible agents to soli memberships in a sportsman club, including building site located in Florida. Address Room 104, Aragon Hotel. 98-1 -fl WANTED—-Agents who can sell high-class lot proposition on commission basis, or salary and commission. Must be able to give bond. Address Box 771 Post office, city. 6-3-6 Teachers Wanted. Ti:.\i’lli:i:s W\NTEI> Mainly Lr prim Hpals ami assistants. Fall positions being taken rapidly. Demand exceeds <up|']y. Free Registration. Write for blanks and terms. Register Teachers Agency, Register, Ga. 5-30-25 Situations Wanted—Female. STENo-BooKKEEPER. rapid and accu- . rate in both lines and general office work: several years’ experience, desires to make change. Position must he per manent one. Box 97. care Georgian. 63-1-6 WHITE W(»MAN. first-class conk, wants position at once. N. S . care Georgian. WANTED Curtains, blankets, etc., to wash. Good work guaranteed. Ad dress Mrs. 8.. 148 Wells street. 35-3-6 W ANTED -Stenographic position; three years experience. Reference given from present employer. Address Miss Cannon, Phone West 241_- L. 6-3-19 WANTED By a thoroughly competent lady stenographer some extra work to do al home at nights. This is good < chance for your stenographer to get a vacation. Address Box 777, care Geor gian. 27-4-6 FEDERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 253- : 254 Candler annex, supplies free of charge hotels, cases, restaurants with first-class white and colored help of all kinds. Phones Ivy 1789, Atlanta 915. 6-4-28 Dressmaking. BEAUTIFUL linen dresses made at mod erate prices; satisfaction guaranteed. Call Ivy 2168-L 5-30 1 ■ WANTED Plain swing for children only, (’all 150 Spring. 6-1-63 ’ Situations Wanted—Male. Rates Under This itiot 2 4 words, 1 time 10c; 3 times 20c; 7 times 40c PRINTER desires employment in city or « ountry office. Address Economy. Box ?>0 L » arc (Jeorgian. 35-31-5 WANTED—Position as night porter by absolutely reliable colored man. Call phone West 762. 99-1 -6 I WANTED Position during the summer . months by 12-year-old boy; smart and energetic, lives with parents. Address Cyril Will',-, ;’.s Btoylps-yt. ' WANTED Position as floorwalker or job ■ i rimer. A-1 references. Address Cor net, Newnan, Ga.4B-3-6 CORNETIST wishes position in picture show. Atlanta or elsewhere: references; , married; sober. Address Cornet, Newnan. , Ga.<49-3-6 | WANTED By a thoroughly experienced wholesale-retail bookkeeper, cashier and credit man, a position in or out of the city. I am young, active, accurate and not afraid of hard, steady work; can check and put your books on a balance, make balance sheet and keep your busi ness in good shape; am also in a posi- I tion t<» accept at once; references A-1; will thank you for an interview. \<l- I dress W. R. D., 23 Forrest ave.. city. Phone Ivy 6257. 26-4-6 ] YOUNG colored man wants job as cook and house work: good reference. Ad- I dress Work. 35 (’lifton st. 35-4-6 I WANTED Position by experienced * young man steno-bookkeeper about < J me '’• B M s . < are < b orgian. 36 i 6 Fl HST-< ’LASS waiter wants work. Good references. J W , 77 Robins street; room 8 53-1-6 I (’'•L''RED WAITER must have work by Monday \t one place seven years flood references. 77 Robins street ; room 8 | pTTsri’Pl.X WXNTED by you'll: <.f elgh- . teen; u ork of any kind. Can use type writer, file, <-ollect Also experienced in , •’diippmg r<<on Best references. Address M B x li«. <n< Georgian 5 - 4-6 ‘ FEd . J : 'I J ■ Y Ml :\T ;r\< w ;; 254 Candler annex 101 North Pryor street, phono Ivy 1789, Atlanta 915. sup pin-■ free of < harg" hoti-ls, restaurants. : boarding apartments and private houses with all kind- of first-class Ixdp 6-4-25 | Board Wanted. - X - . , I W ALTCD Board for a quiet, elderly lady ‘h ruhuib* or near <ln on <ar line nt • I Mr- R T , cure Georgian 61 4-6 READ FOR PROFIT I—GEORGIAN 1 — GEORGIAN WANT ADS — USE FOR RESULTS Boarders Wanted. INN? RATES, $7 to sl2 per week. References exchanged. 2-28-5 DELIGHTFUL home for summer; all con veniences. Phone Ivy 6634. Mrs. C. S. Mcßae.s-14-42 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. 5-21-44 BOARD and ROOMS GOOD BOARD, pleasant rooms. 113-115 S. Pryor. Atlanta phone 4949. 5-28-5 GOOD TABLE BOARD In north side home. Phone Ivy 2423-J. 5-30-14 Rooms and Homelike Board. All conveniences; close in. Ivy 6344-J. 5-31-46 Rooms and Homelike Board. Opposite the Capital City club. 20 West Harris.s-31-48 FURNISHED rooms, with or without board. 72 Spring Ivy 4860-L. 62-1 -_6 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, with best meals in the city: cool house for summer. 17 East North avenue, between the Peach trees. 6-1-2 DECA TI ’R, GA. BOARDERS WANTED —Meals or regu lar. 19 Ponce DeLeon avenue, corner Church street. Phone Decatur 506. 27-1-6 139 W. PEACHTREE -Large, cool rooms, excellent meals: home comforts for re fined guests in small private boarding house. Phone Ivy 5551. Table board. 6-1-38 A CONGENIAL couple can get room ad joining bath reasonable in private home. References. 485 Peachtree street. 6-1-39 ROOMS and excellent meals; all conven iences: select neighborhood; $4.50 per week. 42 Windsor st. Atlanta phone 301.5 -F. 5-31-30 ROOMS AND BOARD Best home-like cooking: close in, 121 Capitol Square. M. 4839-L.6-1-61 ROOMS and best home-like cooking at 29 E Harris. Ivy J 174£ -L.6-1-62 SPLENDID TABLE; neat, clean rooms; home cooking 132 South Pryor street. 6 3 35 GOOD TABLE; first-class acccgnmoda tion. 227 Whitehall street. Prefer young men. 6-3-36 LARGE ROOMS; excellent cooking; no colored 'help. 210 South Forsyth. 6-3-37 A FEW MORE boarders can be accom modated at 109 East Linden street, just off Peachtree. Just far enough out to escape the disturbing noises, but not too far from the business (’enter. Good food, well cooked Cleanliness and neatness guaranteed. Bath room, phone. Rate, $22.50 to S3O per month. 109 East Linden street.s-18-36 (’DUPLE or young men for light, cool room with best home board and every convenience. Hall Apartment 2, 183 Spring 5t.33-4-6 FURNISHED rooms with or without board.3l W, Baker. 6-4-3 TWO boarders for large front room; small, private boarding house; close in; strictly urst-class. Main 3734-L. 6-4-9 FEW boarders can get nice, fresh, cool rooms. 111 Washington 5t.45-4-6 BEAUTIFUL rooms with best meals in the city; cool House for summer. 17 E. North ave., between the Peachtrees. .6-4-16 FRONT ROOM,and board; young men or <tmipie 119 Washington st. 6-4-14 BUSINESS PE‘>F‘LE can get good accom modations, hoard and rooms, at 21 East (’ain.lvy 3256-L49-4-6 BURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board, at 72 Spring street. Ivv 4860-J. 6-4-18 SNYDER HOUSE, 55 Luckle street. Rooms and meals for regular and tran sient boarders, (’lose in. Rates reason able. Atlanta 5386. 6-4-22 Hotels. HOTEL HENDERSON; new manage ment; newly fitted; clean; rooms 50c up. Heart of city. Peachtree. 2-20-67 Furnished Rooms For Rent. NICELY furnished room; all conven iences 61 E. Cain st., Apartment 5. Bell phone Ivy 2116. 5-20-43 FOR RENT Rooms, furnished or unfur nished; good neighborhood; five min utes’ walk from Terminal Station; ears every five minutes. Write or apply Mis. Sue F. Johnson, 76 Walker st 5-22-3 FoR RENT Nice, newly furnished rooms close in: private family. 151 Spring street. 5-27-2 NICELY furnished rooms, single or light housekeeping; all conveniences; close in 66 Houston street. Atlanta phone 3505. 5-29-4 LARGE, desirable, nicely furnished room for rent: all conveniences; close in. 61 E. Cain st.. Apartment 2. Phone Ivy 56:18.5-29-21 F< iR RENT < >ne furnished room at 47 street. 5-29-39 NK'ELY furnished rooms for light house keeping. $lO to $1.5 a month; five min utes walk from Candler Bldg. 231 Court land st. 5-30-4 BRIGHT, cheerful rooms; new furnish ings. select neighborhood, also two un furnished rooms. 376 Capitol avenue, near (Georgia avenue. 5 4-30-5 GENTLEMEN (’<,><>l rooms; all conven iences; walking distance. Phone Ivy 1495.5-31-20 Xict; COOL ROOMS. ■ All conveniences: close in 104 Ivy At lanta 5134; under new management. -31-44 NICE COOL ROOMS. ' One block of Candler Bldg. 102 Ivy st. -3U43 ’ 22 E. HARRIS ST. SECOND DOOR from Peachtree for beau tiful furnished light housekeeping rooms en suite; light and airy and com pletely furnished with every 7 convenience; rates reasonable. Phone Ivy 5450. FOR RENT (inc nicely furnished front room; close in. 233 S. Pryor. 59-1-6 NK’ELY furnished room: all conven iences 61 E. Cain st., Apartment 5. B(‘ll phone Ivy 2116.6-1 -31 FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms with private bath, centrally located, to let until September 1. Apply P. O. Box 1493, S. T, E, or Ivy 5893.6-1-6 FOR RENT To two adults, two or three rooms, furnished complete for house keeping Courtland street, between East Baker and Forrest avenue. Phone Ivv 6158-J. 33 1-6 ONE nicely furnished room; all con voniences. 164 Ivy street. Apt 1 6-1-40 NEWLY FURNISHED rooms; reasonable prices; centrally located; baths free. Broadway Hotel, 7 l *> North Broad street. _ I-- 1 ! 73 NICE, ('< >OL R< )OM. PRIVATE home, dose in. 311 Courtland Ivy 6377-J 31-1-6 FOR RENT Large well ventilated fur nished room, adjoining bath, in steam heated apartment; electri<- lights, gas and telephone Phone Ivy 3584 or apply at apartment 2. 387 I‘each tree street 6 -1-53 GENTLEMAN or business woman, room! In attractive home; call or wrlt( ::j5 i My rtle st. 6-1-48 j THE ROY. Nb’E. cool rooms with board. Bell phot c | 22 l-i Ellis _ ‘• J.: ■ I HAVE *evon large, beautiful, r:*‘wly ! hn nished rooms for rent at t igl < pr i« »• , D E Evans, *(» B Carnegie aay I ( 5558, Atlanta 3900. 6 1-68 Georg San Want Ads Work Won= ders on Ad Kinds of Ways, EXHIBIT NO. 2. Fla.. May 30, 1912. The Georgian Company, Manager Want Ail Department, Atlanta, (la. Dear Sirs—lnclosed is $1.62, to pay the account, of ad vertising which you hold against us. If all advertising was as profitable as the ones which we ' are now paying, we would do nothing else but advertise. Yours verv trulv, DUVAL PUBLISHING COMPANY. HERE ARE THE ADS: • Help Wanted—Female. Personal. ' COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER "SEXEAL TH 1 LI'SOPH Y." A SERF vv ai i. ir-ivi i m.rv INSTRt'I’TOR FOR YOUTH. MAN WHO WISHES TO DO EXTRA AND WOMAN Al'TI AT. I.Y , WORK DESIROUS OF BETTERING PRESENT POSITION CAN LEARN PUBLISHED; IN No WAY RE- SOMETHING FR( »M MY BOOK FOR PUBLISHED ORDER STENOGRAPHERS INTERESTING T<) INTRODUCE OUR HIGH-GRADE PUBl jcatk »ns. sample mailed : CIRCULAR FREE. "BROTHER DU- FOR TWELVE CENTS. ADDRESS V\i ■ 9i- in i.c DUVAL PUBLISHING CO., 217 DU \AL, -1. DLVAL BLDG , JACK- VA L BLDG., J ACKS( LNVILLE. FLA ; SONVILLE, FLA. 52-11 5 5-11-20 Furnished Rooms For Rent. • BRIGHT ROOM; north side home: close in; middle-aged business woman pre fyu-rck Ivy 6281. 6-1 57 i NICE, cool front room in brick apart ment; all conveniences; north side, six ‘ blocks from Candler Bldg. Bell phone Ivy 3074.6-3-4 TO YOUNG MAN, nicely furnished room adjoining bath on West Peachtree near : Linden. Phone Ivy 1495. 6-3 •13 TWO ROOMS furnished complete for light housekeeping; $3.50 per week. 266 • st.2B-3-6 CENTRAL, well located rooms; also housekeeping: north side Phone Ivy • 27 25-J.6-3-24 J YOUNG LADY at home wishes a room mate; nicely furnished room, with use of phone and parlor; $5. 437 Capitol ave nue. 6-3-20 ’ FOR RENT One nicely furnished room ' with all conveniences. 320 blast Hunter ■ street. 6-3-16 Nl< ELY furnished r.oom adjoining bathl all conveniences; gentlemen only. Ogle- ■ tltorpe. 195 Ivy. Apartment 2. 6-3-34 i FOUR furnished first floor rooms; con veniences for housekeeping: no chil- • dren; near in: private bath. 166 Uourt- ; land. 54-3-6 ‘ T\V() nicely furnished rooms 1n private ■ home. 19 East Harris street. 6-3-38 WANTED- -Boarders; nice rooms, electric lights; hot water at any time; best of ( meals: up-to-date accommodations. 135 Ivy’ street. 6-3-40 ; FOR RENT Three furnished rooms; large front room, suitable for Iwo or 1 three young men Appl.v 193 Washington street or phono Main 3237. • FURNISHEfi room for rent. Phone Main 4844-L.113 Richardson. 3 4 1-6 ! ’I'WO nicely furnished front rooms, com plete for housekeeping; cheap to par ties without children; hot bath; Beil phone; best location. 290 Washington. ’ _ H-l-6 NICELY furnished, cool sleeping , also housekeeping rooms. 152 West ; Feachtree: vuikinLr distance 6-4-13 TWO separate light housekeeping rooms; every convenience; vacant on the 12th. , Atlanta phone 5853-F. FOR RENT Nicely furnished upstairs front rooms. ITivate poreli. Modern conveniences. Close in. North side. Iv\ I'• * R RENT Nu ole furr ishe< I ■ "- . ■ ■ li ter of city: also housekeeping rooms; • opposite postoffice. 41 Poplar street. .6-4-19 F< »R RENT "no extremely large front room for one or two gentlemen; very close in. Reasonable. 74 Luekie street Iv\ 66£2 - _ 6-1 ;.-1 F< >R RENT F< ' ■ mpletely fur nished for housekeeping; new home in West End. 95 I ["!■!'me street 52 I 6 FOR RENT Two rooms completely fur i nished for light housekeeping; sink, bath and use of garden; $12.50 191 Pul- liam street. Phoi e Main2B Furnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED Two or three furnished rooms ' for light housekeeping, in West End. by ■ couple with year-old child. Address Box ' 211. care Georgian. 30-3-6 Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. THREE or four rooms; every' conven ience. 425 North Jackson st. 5-28 I FOR RENT Light housekeeping; three first floor connecting rooms; sink; all conveniences. Atlanta phone 2738. 5-31 24 TWO connecting rooms and kitchenette sink, large porch and shady yard; ref erences. Ivy FOR RENT Two connect ng unfurnished first floor rooms; newly tinted; close* in. 33 Eugenia street, off Goopcr FOR RENT Three unfurnished upstairs rooms for light housekeeping: ball; sop aratc gas and use of phone. Between Formwait and Richardson streets. 154 Richardson street 6-3-29 FIVE second floor rooms and bath; new house; $17.50 month. 167 (L’rew street. i■» one Ivy 2807 L 53 3 6 ENTIRE lower floor, living room, <lining room, bed room, kitol.on, bath, veran das; sl6 month. 173 < »ak st. 30-4-6 FOUR connecting unfurnished rooms; sink in kitchen; use of phono; <<n car line near N. Jackson st. 59 Irwin st. 32-4-6 F'OR RENT Two largo connecting first floor rooms, SB. 26 Broyles street Atlanta phone 6037-M. 6-4-17 Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. COUPLE desire two <»r three rooms; conveniences for light housekeeping; 'private family: Inman Park preferred: I Julv 1 Address Ji. W. L, < are Georgian E E Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms For Rent, H’H'ib’E front room, furnished or unfur nished; nu'dein conveniences; private I porches, walking distance, private home 166 Highland ave. Ivy 4809 J 6 1-55 Furnished Apartments For Rent. FOR RENT During summer months, six room furnished apartment. 1] Marl- j borough. Phon* l ivy 6-1-27 1 BEA I "I'l I‘l’L. completely furnishr<l three - room apartment with sink m kitchen,: (•onnc'-ting bath; first-class; hot water, ; steam heat, Janitor servh • ready to I move your trunk in and g<» to living D E i:v;ins, 20-B ’’atnegn- way Beil I Ivy 5558 J. Atlanta 3900 6-1-»i7 *lO Near the Tech school l''urnished apa: tmerit. Thrto rooms and bath At lianta !«hone 5828-B X -.. . ’ ■ 1 > you 'l’be Georgian Want Ad columns! , reach more people and bring better results i that could u”i b»« ■ btaincd In any ulher | •••vdiUtn in this dectiun. Unfurnished Apartments For Rent 1 FOR RENT- The new apartment house at 83 Hurt street, known as the Boaco 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- I fses or Fitzhugh Knox, 1613 Candler i building 5-9-57 • FOR RENT Apartment in lovely resi- I donee section, furnished or unfurnished. : Suites of two, three, four or five rooms. • Private hath: new house; by the month or ; year. Phone Ivy 2432, 6-1 -42 i Furnished Houses For Rent. I’OR RENT Furnished, for one year or 5 less, beautiful modern home; eight t rooms, furnace; most desirable: one door J from Peachtree. Apply’ 3 East Eighth st. i Phone Ivy 4258-1,. 29-4-6 I Unfurnished Houses For Rent. THE HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for electricity, "-is 18 [ FOR RENT No. 27 West Twelfth Street, seven rooms, hardwood floors, furnace ; heat. See owner, 25 West Twelfth street. Phone 2155 Ivy. 5-18-29 i i Mills street, cor. W. Beachtree, 5 rooms $30.00 ; 4S. Kogers street, Kirkwood. 5 ; rooms ,$15.60 > ‘240 Ira street, 4 rooms . . . $7.60 122 W. Alexander street, 6 i rooms $15.60: ; 110 Jones avenue, 5 rooms.slß 00 Hills Bark. 5 rooms $14.00 • FITZHUGH KX’OX, » Hilo ('audler Building. 5 31-5 : FOR RENT’, HOUSES (’all. write or i phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph o. < ’ochran, 19 South Bn• ad street. 4-1-21 F(»R RENT In suburbs, near two car lines, brand new five-room house, with water, electric lights and all conven fences. ('all Main 1822. 71 Whitehall. (I. \ Ledbetter. 96-1-6 !•’< »R RENT By owner, nine-room house; upper or lower floor separate; two baths; high location; shade; 15 minutes' walk. Ivy 2825-L. 6-1-59 i ‘ ' Unfurnished Houses Wanted. WA NTED To rent new eight-room house with three or four bed rooms, between ’ West North avenue and Sixteenth street, west of Peachtree; rent not to exceed SSO. Class A tenant. Four adults. Phone Ivy 2318. 6 3-28 Office Space For Rent. OFFICE SPACE for rent. Peters Bldg. Phone Main 4258-J. 6-4-29 Desk Space For Rent. FOR RENT Tn congenial party desk space with usp of both phones sls per 1 month 1 124-25 Candler Bldg. 5-25-23 I >ESK R<)()M F(; if RE NT~G ond 1 oca tT7n in room and use of phone. Terms rea sonable. 210 Equitable Building. 5-30-53 : Lost and Found. LOST Greek letter sorority pin. Middle initial in diamonds. Owner’s name on Phone Ivv 1316. 6-1-51 LOST—Either at Rich’s or iligli's store or between there and Linden street, gold flat link bracelet, set with diamonds. Reward if returned to Mrs. J. M. Flynn, Byron Apts., 208 W. Peachtree. 6-3-17 L< 'ST (laid horseshoe pin. between the Forsyth theater and Auburn avenin 1 . Saturday. Please return to 1207 Empire Bldg Phone Main 3065. Reward Palmistry. MISS BKC kTwO f (LdTamI-’D ’TxDIAN PALMIST. A GIPTED \V"MAN. 1,0. CATEIi 76 E. HUNTER STREET. 5-16-1$ PALMIST AND 1.1 EE REAPER’. I KEVEALS past, present and future. Can , be consulted on all affairs of life; read ings. 25c. 50c. 17 East Mitchell street (in I t<>nt _ 5-29-5 GYPSY MP. i'I.AIRVOYANT AND PALMIST; RE VEALS PAST. PRESENT AND I'l'! 1 TI'RE CONSI LT I>N ALL AEEAIRU ‘ <>E LO T: 'A WIIITEHAI I. ST. I | Dropsy. J DROPSY ci RED Relieves .shortness ' r breath r; 36 to 48 hours Redin cs swell- ' 1 ir.g In 15 to 2*' da - Write for pa,rtlcu» l«r v <'ollon Drops\ Romedv Gompnny, I | I o’- Au t<H building. Atlanta • Personal. SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at 34 Wall street, has an expert fitter and it will cost you no more to have him fit you. and it meanH msuranc-- 6-24-19 ”Hair ( U'eTscT 3 VIADUCT PLACE, between Peachtree and Broad 3-21-36 FLY SCREENS, FLY SCREENS, FLY SCREENS Wood fly screens, metal fly | screens, hardwood floors, Venetian blinds, i metal weather strips, furnisned anywhere lin the South. Write or phone W it Cal- I laway, manager, 1403 Fourth National Bank building, Atlanta, Ga. Main 5310 -30-19 ACME LETTER CO. NOTHING but first-class work and prompt service. When you are ready for this kind of work, phone Ivy 1436 ACME LETTER Co., 417 Wesley Meino rtul B: ig 5-6-33 STILL another oig shipment of new wall papers. Prices right. All work guar anteed. Bettor bo safe than sorry Bar nett & Gordon, 22 E. Mitchell st.; 30 sec onds fi-oni Whitehall. 4-13-45 CUCUMBER and peroxide cream, ('.spe cially used for sunburn; guaranteed one of the best skin foods on the market; nothing like it for whitening the skin. For sale by (Mayton &• Zahn, 36F. Whlte hall st. M. ,1769. 5-20-22 CARPETS and RUGS clean as when new. TROY LAUNDRY. Our process insures satisfaction. I 2 cents per square foot. 5-23-38 Spirella Corset Headquarters ATLANTA, GA. 84 E. North Ave., Ivy 6176. MISS EVA B. DAVIS, (\ S. S. C. -28-36 DEAF PEOPLE Can help 99 per cent of the worst eases No drugs. Not in jurious. Guaranteed. G. A. c . care Georgian, 38-1-6 OLD-FASHION I’D home-cooked meals; the very best in the city. Woman’s Exchange. 56\. Peachtree st. 6-3-12 ORDERS TA KEN Ff)R SPIRELLA CORSETS. By Mrs. A. Lee Champe, 56 Howell Place. Phono 428. West End. 3-21-62 LA IRES Ask your druggist fo»* Chirhes ters Pills, the Diamond brand; for 25 years known as best, safest, always relia ble; buy of your druggist. Take no other C’hichesters Diamond Brand Pills are sold by druggists everywhere. 5-2-1 Medical. DR EL>M< iNDSON’S 'l’ansy, Pennyroyal and Cotton Root Pills, a safe ahd re liable treatment for painful and sup pressed menstruation, irregularities and similar, obstructions. Trial box by mall, 50c. Frank Edmopdson & Bro., manu facturing chemists, 14 South Broad street, Atlanta. Ga_ 2-17-14 LAI RES SI,OOO reward. I positively guar antee my great successful "Monthly'’ remedy; safely relieves some of the long est. most obstinate, abnormal cases in three to five days; no harm, pain or in terference with work; mail $1.50. Double strength, $2. Dr. F. G. Southington Rem edy Company, Kansas City, Mo 4 2-34 Dentists. T V1? TT r EXTRA GT ED J. IN Ju ill WITHOUT PAIN DR. 11. JENSEN, 2314 Whitehall St. 3-21-29 Wanted—Miscellaneous. 1 BUY men’s old clothes and shoes. Drop a card. I. Bock. 32 Bell st. 5-1-14 DROP A CARD—WiII bring rash for old clothes and shoes. The Vestaire, 166 Decatur street. 3-7-8 BEST CASH PRICES for furniture, household goods and office furniture. Pembroke Sales Co., 143 S. Pryor street. Bell phone Main 187. 4-5-25 WANTED We pa\ highest cash prices on household goods, pianos and office furniture. (’ash advanoed op consign ments Springer’s Auction House. 25 South Pryor street. Bell phone Main 1526. I 10 10 WE P' Y iii'Hil-'ST <’x si i prices fm household goods, pianos and office fur niture. ('ash advanced on consignments. Central Audhui Company. 12 East Mitch ell street. BeU p! ■ne Main 2421 8 W x.NTi j' Roll top office chair and office table. Box 714, care Georgian 40-4-6 WANTED Visible typewriter; good con dition. W., Bell phone 1127 Main is t 6 Books Wanted. WANTED. CASH PAID for all kinds salable SCHOOL BOOKS. MAIL LIST Phone 1822 Main, or better still, bring books to store. SOUTHERN BOOK UOXUERN. 71 Whitehall St. (Gnvan’s.) For Sale—Miscellaneous. WE RENT good pianos, $3 month up. We sell good pianos, $5 month up Bargain In second-hand, £IOO up. R. P. Becht Company. 110 I'emple Court building Bell phone 667 Main 4-23-20 FLY SCREENS. BE SURE and see our screens and get our prices before buying Kane Blind and Screen Co., J. J. Crawford, 202 Kiser Bldg. M. 1929. 320 H Atlanta Tint and Awning Co.. MANUFACTURERS high-grade tents and awnings. 39’/ 2 Luekie st. Ivy 5667. 4-16 '< THE ATLANTA UPHOLSTER ING CO. BEG to announce the opening of their new shop at 171 Whitehall street, where' they make a specialty of REPAIRING and ; REI'INISHIN* 1 of all kinds of furnUure; all work done by expert mechanics. flCsti mates cheerfully furnished. Phone Main ! 24"5 or rail in person. ATLANTA I I’HOLSTERING ■ COMPANY. 171 WIIITKIIALL ST 5-20-3 FOR SALE Second-hand saf>. 26x1 ♦ I inches inside. Bishop-Babcock Becker j Go. 5-27-18 | l’i U’E'S fU’EGIAL Host ilnll.-ir watih ill! the world sent prepaid. only 86c. i Fully guaranteed to k»-<-p correct time two years or mono retu?;<led New watch given free if it breaks A more servicea ble watch can not be had at any price Money refunded immediately if you are not highly pleased < »rd»-r todax without fail Dope Watch and Diamond <*omianv. 1514 Main street. Dallas 'D \ 6-1-il| NEW, RUBBER TIRI S pu’ - n your baby ■•arriagos. repairing Phone Ivy 3076. | Robert Mitchell, J-’ avenue 3-5-y TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1912. WANT AD RATES. One cent a word 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. on contracts. 4c a line for 90 consecutive insertions: a line for 60 consecutive insertions, oc a line for 30 consecutive inser ■ zl? ns: a Hne 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 i All ads. snob as Boarders Want ed, Furnished or Unfurnished Looms. Apartments, Houses For Rent or Wanted, also Lost and Found, Help Wanted ads that only got the benefit of the "city cir culation” of The Georgian, will be ic a word for one insertion; three times for the price of two or seven tunes for the- price of four. CLOSING lIfR’RS. • n secure proper classification of want Ads it will be necessary to have copy | n The Georgian office before 1 o’clock the day of the issue. livery 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 'Jant Ad patrons and payment should always be promptly made on presentation of bill. Always ask tli.tt your telephone Ad be repeated hack to you by the telephone Ad taker to make sure that It has been taken correctly. The Georgian can not guarantee accuracy or assume rcsponstbllty for errors of any kind occurring in telephone advertise ments. Out-of-town advertisements must be accompanied with cash in futl 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. For Sale—Miscellaneous. SQDA FOUNTS Bargain tn new and sec ond-hand soda fountains; easy terms; write for prices. P. <) Box 1022, Atlanta. < I a.3-16-76 EXTRA fine sweetpeas. 25 and 35 cents , per 100. White rabbits for sale. Bell I■l h■ i • r k 6 -2-3 SECOND-HAND SAFES—SmaII, medium and large home safes sls; Hall’s bank and fire-proof safes, vault doors, etc. C. I J. Daniel, 416 Fourth National Bank Bldg :9-7-33 One Price. No Commission USED PIANOS. Wellington—upright oak ... SB7 Fischer —square grand $47 Vose & Sons —upright ma- hogany $137 Everett—upright walnut... .$267 I vers & Pond—upright ma hogany ...$l9O Player Piano—Fine condi tion $367 New Pianos, easy payments, $lB5 tip. Organs, S4O up. Rent Piano $3 up. p Tuning. Repairing. ” r tp ('leveland-Manning Piano Company. SO N. Pryor. FOR SALE At a bargain, one upright piano, dining table and chairs. No. 2 I -las t 1 ? <>rt McPherson.2s-4-6 F< »R SA LE Fifty-foot round tent, nearly new, now standing at 79 Capitol ave nue. Ulysses Lewis, 206 Temple Court Bldg. 37-4-6 SPECIAL $5,000 accident and health pol icy $lO per year. Covers auto accident. Write for application blank. District agents wanted. Box 180. Loganville, Ga. 44-4-6 FOR SALE < >no second-hand mantel and two folding doors. In good condition. Mrs. E. D. Davis, 376 North Boulevard. Bell i > hon e 124 L 51-4-6 F< >R SALE -1200-lb. ice capacity oak re frigerator; a bargain for restaurant or boarding house. Phone Main 3915. 626 Austell Bld 60-4-6 For Sa I.E Piano that has only been used a short while. S6O cash, balance monthly. These terms if sold at once. Call Mis Y Ivy 1774 or at 52 North Broad street. -6-4-32 Automobiles. A UT( >S *REPAIREa ~~ Magneto and carburetor work a special ty; first-class mechanics. Work guaran teed. Hartrampr Yarbray Company. Phone Main 3810. 56 Edgewood avenue, just below Equitable 81dg.4-22-5 FOIFs.XLE Keo runabout in perfect con dition. If you want a car at a bargain that you can “do it with,” write .J, W. Henderson. -30-23 .;ri<at REI tl CTI< )N IN TIRE PRICES. W. have secured near 1.000 seconds in (the standard make casing; 28x3, $7.90; -8 j.o, 32x3. $8.50; 30x3 $11.90; >l2 -0: 34x31 a , $13.90; 32x4, $17.90; :: Ix 4, ”sl9 !‘O. We also have large stock ; FISK. DIAMOND AND GOODYEAR FIRSTS at prevailing list prices. Send us your ciders for either first or seconds, j McPherson Auto Tire Co., 46 Auburn ave ' ‘ u ' ’ X I ' ;inta »_ ( * a 90-1 -6 I WANT Id' To buy second-hand Ford modi I T tw<>-passenger roadster at a [bargain. Let me know what you have for sal- Address S C. H.. care Geor j gi a 11 *6-3-1 FOR SALE Five-passenger 1911 model overland, in first-class condition; new oversidos. tires and three extra casings. Address <»wner. Box 757. Atlanta, Ga. 6-3-93 K< >K SALL Locomobile. in first-class <»■ 1>1:11<>>>; run loss than 9.000 miles; , 51,1.';.. I’. i_> Box 75”, Atlanta. Ga. 6 3-22