Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, June 04, 1912, EXTRA, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: 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. mall, postage prepaid, 55.00 Six months. mall, postage prepaid, 2.50 Three months, mail, postage prepaid, 1.25 One month, mall, postage prepaid, .45 Subscriptions P.' /able in Advance. Delivered by carrier, one year Delivered by carrier, six months 2.60 Delivered by carrier, three months... 1.30 Delivered by carrier, one month 41 Delivered by carrier in Atlanta and other cities, one week 10c. Help Wanted—’Female. WANTED—Good cook to go to country for summer; references required. Ap ply to 79 Forrest ave. 34-31-5 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. 6-1-18 WANTED—A colored woman who is a first-class cook to go to Kendallville. Ind. Apply No, 7, Marlborough. 6-1-30 WANTED—White middle-aged woman for light housekeeping. 117 Confederate avenue. 6-1-26 Ladies —Call and investigate our system of hair dressing; Herrmann permanent wave, manicuring, facial massage, electro trolysis or chiropody. Few weeks com filetes. Some money earned while leani ng. Catalogue free. Moler College. 53 West Mitchell street. 37-1-6 WANTED—FemaIe bookkeeper and ste nographer. Must have had experience and able to give strong recommendations. Good salary. At proper time will see ap plicant. Address K. N. T., care Geor gian. 6-1-45 GOOD cook. Apply at 395 Capitol ave. WANTED—Colored woman for general housework. Must know cooking. Serv ants’ house on lot. Call for Mr. Gross man, 96 Whitehall, or 670 Washington. -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. -3-10 WANTED—Reliable woman. general house work, small family; nice room on lot if desired. 258 S. Pryor. 6-3-14 WANTED—A good colored cook for fam ily of three: good wages; good room on lot; references required. 663 Piedmont avenue. Bell phone Ivy 165. 36-3-6 EARN $lO weekly addressing postcards at home. Bunch of cards and particulars 10c. E. B. Postcard Company, Station D., Grand Rapids, Mich. 39-3-6 ONE first-class waitress for dining room. 241 West Peachtree. 43-3-6 WANTED -Good cook. Apply mornings at 62 Colquitt avenue. 33-3-6 WANTED-Colored girl for nurse and general housework Bring references. 77 East Ninth street. 45-3-6 WANTED—Servant: good wages; small family. Apply to apartment 3. 240 Courtland street. 6-3-32 WANTED —Housekeeper; also some maids and waiters at once. Address Hamp ton Springs Hotel, Hampton Springs. Fia. 5-31-29 WANTED —At once, several first-class white cooks. Must be first class. Ap ply Feders Employment Agency, 253-254 Candler annex. 104 North Pryor. 6-3-43 WANTED —Good pantry woman. Must be first-class (colored); also cook and maids; room on lot. Feders Employment Agency. 253-254 Candler annex, 104 North Pryor street. 6-3-41 WA NT ED—Ftrst-class bartender. Must be able to mix all kinds of drinks, for high-class trade. None but first-class man need apply. Feders Employment Agency. 253-254 Candler annex, 104 North Pryor street. (L 3-42 WANTED Colored woman for laundry; hotel maid; maid to learn hairdressing. 1018 Atlanta National Bank building. 6-3-47 Help Wanted—Male. WANTED 'fOrTT S. ARM Y—Able bod led unmarried men between ages of 18 and 85; citizens of United States, of good char icter and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English lan guage. For information apply to Recruit ing Officer, 23% Whitehall street, Atlanta, or 411 Cherry street, Macon, Ga. _JF2-1 STOP at Hilburn hotel; heart of city: 10% Walton st., if you want a clean, juiet room; transient 50c; open all night. -21-19 YES, Professor G. O. Branning will teach you the barber trade tit’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. 5-11-17 YOU ARE WANTED for government po sition; SBO month; senu postal for list of positions open. Franklin Institute, Dept. 49-P,, Rochester, N. Y 33-7-5 FREE .MASSAGE, hair cuts, shaves, shampoos. All barber work free. Clean linen. Atlanta. Barber College, 10 East Mitchell. 5-27-16 WE WANT ten college young men for outdoor work. Very agreeable situation and will pay good wages if you can meet requirements. 817 Austell building. MEN—Learn the barber trade. Be your own boss. Best chance in the world tor small capital. Some money earned while learning. Few weeks completes. Call or write at once. Moler Barber Col ege, 53 West Mitchell street. 36-1-6 A YOUNG man to act as salesman and learn the real estate business. Quick Promotion. See Mr. Rupley. 1107 Empire ,ife Bldg., corner Peachtree and Broad. -1-47 WANTED—A bright boy to work in laun dry. Apply Troy Laundry, 210 Hous ton st. 6-3-9 WANTED —Barber to work extra. Kelly & Leslie, 10 E. Alabama st. 6-3-11 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 our sample rooms and enter the cotton busi ness. High salaried positions. Write for Indorsements. Carolina Cotton School. De partment 2, 31 East Fourth street, Char iotte, N, C. 37-3-6 APPRENTICE MACHINIST wanted. Ap ply Magnus Metal Company, South Pry or street and Southern railroad. 6-3-25 WANTED —Good cook. Man. Must come well recommended. Apply 1089 Peachtree street. 46-3-6 WANTED —First-class job press feeder Bennett's. 21 S. Broad. 6-3-39 WANTED—One second cook, colored; one baker’s helper, four scrub boys, one ex pert carpet cleaner. Southern Business Agency, 265 Candler annex. 6-3-44 WANTED— Hall man or waiter and wife as pastry cook: A-l second cook. 1018 Atlanta National Bank building. 6-3-48 Salesmen Wanted. WANTED —Salesman to introduce new high grade Key West cigar Box 73. Key West, Fl a. 28-27-5 W ANTE D—Several sales men. preferably between 25 and 30 years of age —of character, loyalty, ability and energy. Splendid posi tions for the right men. Some experience in print ing supply business pre ferred. but not essential. JI, E. care <ieorgian. v*M«49 Public Stenographer. MRS BLA NCHE FK VIDSON. formerly public stenographer at New Kimball hotel, will be glad to see her former friends and patrons at 901 Empire build* Stenographic work solicited. Main -29-35 Agents Wanted. AGENTS? WANTED in every town In Georgia to sell automobile tire remov er; does the work in one minute what it will take two hours to do without this 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, 5-9-47 AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for am bitious men; prefer experienced and successful industrial insurance men. Ap ply 233 Brown-Randolph Bldg. 88-1-6 WANTED—Live, responsible agents to sell memberships in a sportsman club, including building site located in Florida. Address Room 104, Aragon Hotel. 98-1-6 WANTED —Agents who can sell high-class lot. proposition on commission basis, or .salary and commission. Must be able to give bond. Address Rox 771 Post office, city. • 6-3-6 Teachers Warded. TEACHERS WANtF' Aairflyjor'prfn7 cipals and assist Fall positions being taken ra r ,y. Demand exceeds supply. Free ’.eglstration. Write for blanks and terms. Register Teachers Agency, Register, Ga. 5-30-25 Situations Wanted—Female. DRESSMAKING and plain sewing neatly done at private homes; $1.25 a day. H. S. E.. 65 Central place. 5-27-40 WANTED —Plain sewing Mattie Jones, colored. 200 Maple street. 30-31-5 STENO-BOOKKEEPER. rapid and accu rate in both lines and general office work, several years' experience, desires to make change. Position must be per manent one. Box 97, care Georgian. 63-1-6 WHITE WOMAN, first-class cook, wants position at once. N. S., care Georgian. - 26-3-6 WEL^j- EDUCATED, experienced teach er wishes position in established school with view to buying interest; references; credentials. Mrs. Sinclair. 501 Lexington avenue, S. W.. Roajioke, Va. 34-2Jj5 WANTED —Curtains, blankets, etc., to wash. Good, work guaranteed. Ad dress Mrs. 8.. Wells street. 35-3-6 WANTFib—Stenographic position; three years experience. Reference given from present employer. Address Miss Cannon, Phone West 241-1,. 6-3-19 WANTED—PIace as laundress by colored woman. Call L., 146 Garden street. 47-3-6 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. 6-3-45 Dressmaking. BEAUTIFUL linen dresses made at mod erate prices; satisfaction guaranteed. Call Ivy 2168-L. 5 -30-18 WANTED—PIain sewing for children only. Call 150 Spring. 6-1-63 Situations Wanted—Male. Rates Under This Classification: 24 words. 1 time 10c; 3 times 20e; 7 times 40c YOUNG MAN. now attending college, de sires position in office by June 5; am experienced; have gilt edge references. P. O. Box 78, Oxford, Ga. 48-27-5 PRINTER desires employment in city or country office. Address Economy. Box 30, care Georgian. 35-31-5 POSITION WANTED by young man with seven years experience as bookkeeper and office manager, with experience han dling credits. Have absolutely clear rec ord with previous employers. Can fur nish bond in any amount. X. Y”. Z.. P. O. Box 1276, Atlanta. 45-31 -5 WANTED—Position as night porter by absolutely reliable colored man. Call phone West 762. 99-1-6 WANTED—By young man, 24 years of age, position as clerk in grocery busi ness. or any other business: am a worker. Address 1, X. L., 26 Lynch ave. 44-3-6 WANTED—Job as colored chauffeur or bushelman In pressing ciub or tailor shop. Will accept job in or out of city. 391 Auburn avenue. Atlanta. 34-3-6 WANTED—Position as floorwalker or job printer. A-l references. Address Cor net. Newnan. Ga. ' 48-3-6 CORNETIST wishes position in picture show, Atlanta or elsewhere; references; married; sober. Address Cornet, Newnan. Ga. 49-3-6 WANT Eb— Posit ion by first-class man cook, in or out of city. Address Rob ert Brown, 11% South Broad street, care Jones Employment Agency. 50-3-6 FEDERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 253- 254 Candler annex. 104 North Pryor street, phone Ivy 1789. Atlanta 915. sup j,lies free of charge hotels, restaurants, boarding apartments and private houses with all kinds of first-class help. 6-3-46 Boarders Wanted. PEACHTREE INN? RATES, $7 to sl2 per week. References exchanged. 2-28-5 DELIGHTFUL home for summer; all con venlences. Phone Ivy 6634. Mrs C S. Mcßae. 5-14-42 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 -21-44 WELL furnished upstairs front room and table board; ten minutes' walk to cen ter of city. 327 Whitehall st. Phone Main 4812-. I 5-22-48 LARGE front room tfour windows), also single room; good hoard in quiet home. 26 East Cain street. Special rate for ta ble board. 5-27-38 BOARD and ROOMS GOOD BOARD, pleasant rooms 113-115 S Pryor. Atlanta phone 4949 5-28-5 GOOD ;44m» and board, modern modattkus; new management Phone Ivy t,2P 5-31-12 READ FOR PROFIT — GEORGIAN WANT ADS — USE FOR RESULTS Boarders Wanted. GOOD TABLE BOARD in north side home. Phone Ivy 2423-J. 5-30-14 Rooms and Homelike Board. All conveniences; close in. Ivy 6344-. L -31-46 Rooms and Homelike Board. All conveniences; close in. 252 Courtland. -31-45 Rooms and Homelike Board. Opposite the Capital Citv ciub. 20 West Harris. 5-31-48 FURNISHED rooms, with or without board. 72 Spring. Ivy 4860-L. 62-1-6 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, with best meals tn the city; cool house for summer. 17 East North avenue, between the Peach trees. 6-1-2 DECATUR, GA. BOARDERS WANTED—MeaIs or regu lar. 19 Ponce DeLeon avenue, corner Church street. Phone Decatur 506. 139 W. PEACHTREE —Large, cool rooms, excellent meals; home comforts for re fined guests in small private boarding house. Phone ivy 5551. Table board. -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 3015-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 3741-L. 6-1-62 TWO YOUNG MEN for large, airy front room; good table: $5 per week each. 130 Park st.. West End. 6-1-66 SPLENDID TABLE; neat, clean rooms; home cooking. 132 South Pryor street. GOOD TABLE; first-class accommoda tion. 227 Whitehall street. Prefer, young men. 6-3-36 LARGE ROOMS: excellent cooking; no colored help. 210 South Forsyth. 6-3-37 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; cars every five minutes. Write or apply Mrs. Sue F. Johnson. 76 Walker st. 5-22-3 FOR RENT—Nice, newly furnished rooms close in; private family. 151 Spring st reet. 5-27-2 FOR RENT—Two first-floor connecting front rooms, furnished for light house keeping. Conveniences. 45 West Baker. L 2 l“ 8 . NICELY furnished front room; all con veniences; private family. 255 Court land street. Ivy 5603. 5-27-39 NICELY furnished rooms, single or light housekeeping; all conveniences; close in. 66 Houston street. Atlanta 3505. 5-29-8 LARGE, desirable, nicely furnished room for rent; all conveniences; close in. 61 E. Cain st., Apartment 2. Phone Ivy 5638. 5-29-21 FOR RENT—One furnished room at 47 Armstrong street. 5-29-39 NICELY furnished rooms for light house keeping, $lO to sls 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. 54- 30-5 FOR RENT- Front room, furnished; all conveniences. 99 Woodward ave. FOR RENT —Two nr three gentlemen can get furnished rooms; permanent; private bath, steam heat, overlooking Piedmont park. Ivy 6164. 25-31 -5 THREE furnished rooms for light house keeping suitable for small family; ref erences exchanged. 94 Woodward ave nue. 29-31-5 GENTLEMEN —Cool rooms; all conven iences; walking distance. Phone Ivy 1495. 5-31-20 FOR RENT- Two or three nicely fur nished rooms, complete for housekeep ing; cheap to parties if taken at once; hot bath. Bell phone. Best location. 290 Washington. 5-31-31 FOR RENT Two or three levels' rooms for housekeeping; all conveniences. 242 Central avenue. 5-31-38 FOR RENT -Two rooms, furnished or un furnished for housekeeping. 192 Court land. 5-31-47 NICE 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. -31-43 22 E. HARRIS ST. SECQND DOOR from Peachtree for beau tiful furnished light housekeeping rooms en suite; light and airy and com pletely furnished with every convenience; rates reasonable. Phone Ivy 5450. FOR RENT —One nicely furnished front room; close in. 233 S. Pryor. 59-1-6 NIC EDY furnished room; all conven iences. 61 E. Cain st.. Apartment 5. Bell phone Ivy 2116. 6-1-31 FOB RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms with private bath, centrally' located, to let until September 1. Apply P. O. Box 1493, S. T, F., 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 Ivy 6158-J. 33-1-6 ONE nicely furnished room; all con veniences. 164 Ivy street. Apt. 1. 6-1-40 NEWLY FURNISHED rooms; reasonable prices; centrally located: baths free. Broadway Hotel. 7% North JBroad street. -21-73 NICE, COOL ROOM. PRIVATE home, close in. 311 Courtland _lvy_6377-.1. ?_4-1-6 FOR RENT —Large well ventilated fur nished room, adjoining bath, in steam heated apartment; electric lights, gas and telephone. Phone Ivy 3584 or apply at apartment 2, 387 Peachtree street. 6-1-53 GENTLEMAN or business woman, room in attractive home; call or write. 325 Myrtle st. 6-1-48 THE ROY NICE, cool rooms with board. Bell phone. 22 E. Ellis, 6-1-65 1 HAVE seven large, beautiful, newly furnished rooms for rent at right price. D. E. Evans, 20-B Carnegie wav. Ivy 5558, Atlanta 3900. 6-1-68 BRIGHT ROOM; north side home; close in: middle-aged business woman pre ferred. Iv y 6281. 6-1 -57 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 Whitehall st. 28-3-6 CENTRAL. well located rooms; also housekeeping: north side. Phone Ivv 2725-J. 6-3-24 YOI’NG 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 East Hunter street. 6- 3-16 FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms, private home; all conveniences. (’all Bell phone Main 2958-L, or apply’ 223 Cap itol avenue. 32-3-6 Nb'ELY furnished room adjoining bath; all conveniences: gentlemen only. (’gir th or pc, 195 Ivy, Apartment 2 6-3-34 FOUR furnished first floor rooms; con veniences for housekeeping: no chil dren; near in; private bath. 166 Court land. 54-3-6 TWO nicely furnished rooms in private home. 19 East Harris stroet. 6-3-38 WANTED BoHitiers, nice rooms; electric lights, hot water at any time; best of meals, up-to-date a< < < rnm<»datlons 135 Ivy street. 6-3-40 WANTED Every one of our readers to profit by reading, answering and using GEORGIAN WANT ADS. The hundreds upon hundreds of merchandise values in THE GEORGIAN WANT COLUMNS are like a great Bargain Counter. All of the desirable situations are offered through these columns. All of the desirable peo ple, men and women, are advertising through these co Innins for desirable situations. The business chances that appear here, the cap ital that is looking for brains, and the brains that is looking for capital are so numerous and so wide spread that there is little reason for any one to be out of business if he desires to be in business. And as for the real estate market, or the market for farm lands, you have in this very issue many op portunities to pick up fine bargains. Learn to read these columns day by day, for the human interest that you will find in them, and before you know it, you will be reading them for your own interest. There isn’t a man or woman who reads this paper who cannot find some advantage by reading and answering some part of these WANT ADS. Hotels. H(>TEi~rfEN PERSON; new manage ment; newly fitted; clean; rooms 50c up. Heart of city. 41% Peachtree. 2 20-67 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. 5-28-1 UNFURNISHED connecting rooms. Ap ply before 8 a. m. or after 6 p. m. 280 avenue. 5-31-1 TWO or three unfurnished rooms: all modern conveniences: light housekeep ing; quiet neighborhood. Ivy 4175-.1. 15 West Pine street. 5-31-4 FOR RENT—Light housekeeping; three first floor connecting rooms; sink; all conveniences. Atlanta phone 2738. -31-34 TWO connecting rooms and kitchenette; sink, large porch and shady yard; ref erences. Ivy 2253-L. 60-1-6 FOR RENT—Two connecting unfurnished first-floor rooms; newly tinted; close in. 33 Eugenia street, off Cooper. 6-1-2$ TWo separate light housekeeping rooms; every convenience; vacant on the 12th. Atlanta phone 5052- F. 6-3-15 FOR RENT —Three unfurnished upstairs rooms for light housekeeping; hall: sep arate 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 Crew street. Phone Ivy 2807-L. 53-3-6 Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED —Three unfurnished rooms, first floor, for light housekeeping; south side preferred. J. L, C., care Georgian. -31-19 COUPLE desire two or three rooms; conveniences for light housekeeping; private family. Inman Park preferred; July 1. Address H. W. L., care Georgian. 27-3-6 Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, or en tire second floor; cold and hot water; all conveniences; rent reasonable. Ivy' 4297-J. 41 West Linden avenue. 5*31-8 CHOICE front room, furnished or unfur nished; modern conveniences; private porches; walking distance: private home. 66 Highland ave. Ivy’ 4809-J. 6-1-55 Furnished Apartments For Rent. FOR RENT- During summer months, six room furnished apartment. 11 Marl borough Phone Ivy 2958-J. 6-1-27 BEAUTIFUL, completely furnished three room apartment with sink In kitchen, connecting bath; first-class; hot water, steam heat, janitor service; ready to move your trunk in and go to living D. E Evans, 20-B Carnegie way. Bell Ivy 5558-J, Atlanta 3900. 6-1-67 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 in lovely resi dence section, furnished or unfurnished. Suites of two, three, four or five rooms. Private bath; new house; by the month or year. Phone Ivy 2432. 6-1-42 Unfurnished Houses For Rent. THE HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for electricity. 4-18-'l» 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 7 .Mills street, cor. W. Peachtree, 5 rooms $30.00 48 Rogers street, Kirkwood. 5 rooms $15.60 | 240 Ira street, 4 rooms . . . $7.60 I 122 W. Alexander street, 6 rooms $15,601 110 Jones avenue, 5 rooms. SIB.OO | Hills Park, 5 rooms $14,001 FITZHUGH KNOX, 1613 Candler Building. -31-5 FOR RENT. HOUSES—CaII, write or phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph O. Cochran. 19 South Broad street. 4-1 -21 FOR RENT In suburbs, near two oar lines, brand new’ five-room house, with water, electric lights and all conven iences. Call Main 1822. 71 Whitehall. V. Ledbetter. 96-1-6 FOB 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 Furnished Houses For Rent. FIVE-ROOM furnished cottage at Mount Airy, Ga., perfectly new, electric lights, highest elevation, affording grand view, fine water and abundance of fruit: the most desirable cottage In town. Address Mrs. S. T. Hughes. Mount Airy, Ga. Public Baggage and Transfer M"a FUIINIT 11 RE 1 ranster ~we pack and ship M. 5490-L, A. 1319 30 West Hunter. l-12-f Unfurnished Houses Wanted. WANTED—A 5 or 6-room cottage. Cali Ivy 2618-L. 6-31-17 WANTED—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 Desk Space For Rent. FOR RENT—To congenial party desk space with use of both phones sls per month. 1124-25 Candler Bldg. 6-25-33 DESK ROOM FOR RENT—Good location in room and use of phone. Terms rea sonable. 210 Equitable Building 5-30-53 Business Property For Rent. FOR RENT—Business space, 98% White hall street; fine location for pool par lor. Price only SBS month. Will have two years and four months lease. Ad dress Box 92, care Georgian. 6-8-18 Lost and Found. LOST—Monday afternoon, silver vanity box, on finger chain, with monogram M. C. C. Reward for return to 83 Cle -1 burne aVf> bue. Bell phone Ivy 648. 40-31-5 LOST—Greek letter sorority pin. Middle initial in diamonds. Owner’s name on hack. Reward. Phone Ivy 1316. 6-1-51 LOST —Either at Rich’s or High’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 LOST —Small white fox terrier dog named Jack, on Whitehall street Mon day morning. Return and get reward to 501 West Peachtree or phone Ivy 2079. -3-21 STRAYED OR STOLEN—One small Jer sey cow. Friday night; 8-lnch right horn slightly drooped; switch of tail cut off; carrying 40 feet of rope. Please notify 2683 Atlanta phone. 51-3-6 STRAYED FROM Lithia Springs. Ga.. one bay horse mule, six years old; about 15% hands high. Under will please notify Harper Bros., Atlanta, Ga Reward. 63-3-33 Personal. SERIOUS RESULTS coma from truasea 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 means Insurance. 6-24-19 HAIR CUT, 15c. 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, metal weather strips, furnished anywhere In the South. Write or phone W. R. Cal laway, manager, 1403 Fourth National Bank building, Atlanta, Ga. Main 5310. -30-19 ACME LETTER CO. NOTHING but flrst-class work and prompt service. When you are ready for this kind of work, phone Ivy 1436. ACME LETTER CO., 417 Wesley Memo rial Bldg. 5-6-33 STILL another n>g shipment of new wall papers. Prices right. All work guar anteed. Better be safe than sorry. Bar nett & Gordon. 22 E. Mitchell st.; '3O sec onds from Whitehall. 4-13-45 CUCUMBER and peroxide cream, espe clally used for sunburn; guaranteed one of the best skin foods on the market; nothing like it for whitening the skin. For sale by Clayton & Zahn, 36% Whfte hall st. M. 1769. 5-20-22 CARPETS and RUGS clean as when new. TROY LAUNDRY. Our process insures satisfaction Spirella Corset Headquarters ATLANTA, GA. 84 E. North Ave., Ivv 6176. MISS EVA B. DAVIS, C. S. S. C. -26-36 DEAF PEOPLE—Can heln 99 per cent of the worst cases. No drugs. Not in jurious. Guaranteed. G. A. C., care Georgian. 38-1-6 WANTED—The address of G. H. Mathis, formerly of Statesboro. Ga Fields & Chance, Statesboro, Ga. 46-1 -6 OLD-FASHIONED home-cooked meals; the very best in the city. Woman’s Exchange. 56% Peachtree st. 6-3-12 BACHELOR. 52. worth $52,000. would marry. E., Box 35, League, Toledo, Ohio. 38-3-6 Palmistry. M1 SS BECK ,W O RED FA MED Tn DI AN PALMIST. A GIFTED WOMAN. IX>- CATED 76 E. HI NTER STREET, 5-16-18 PALMIST AXI) LIFE READER. REVEALS past, present and future. Can be consulted on all affairs of life; read ings, 25c, 50c J7 East Mitchell street (in tent). 5-29-5 GYPSY (’AMP. CLAIP.VOYANT AND PALMIST; RE VEALS PAST. PRESENT AND FU TURE CONSULT ON ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE. 138 WHITEHALL ST. 4-29-1 Dropsy. DROPSY (’I RED Relieves shortness of breath in 36 to 48 hours Reduces swell ing In 15 to 20 days Write for particu lars Collom Dropay Remedy Company, 613 AutfteD building. Atlanta. 5-25 11 Medical. DR. 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 mail, 60c. Frank Edmondson & Bro., manu facturing chemists. 14 South Broad street. Atlanta, Ga. , 2-17-14 LADIES —$1,000 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 $l.»0. Double strength, $2. Dr. F. G. Southington Rem edy Company, Kansas City. Mo. 4-2-34 Dentists. fTTrirTTI EXTRACTED ILjJuXJIL WITHOUT PAIN. DR. H. JENSEN, 23% Whitehall St. 3-21-29 Miscellaneous. WE HEREBY make application for re newal of near-beer license for whites only at No. 7 E. Alabama st. Oppenheim Cigar Co. 5-29-15 W anted—Miscellaneous. I BUY men’s old clothes and shoes. Drop a card. I. Bock, 32 Bell st. 5-1-14 DROP A CARD—WiII bring cash 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 I BUY FEATHERS. MAIN 4840: ATLANTA 1476. WANTED—We pay highest cash prices on household goods, pianos and office furniture. Cash advanced on consign ments. Springer’s Auction House, 25 South Pryor street. Bell phone Main 1526. WE PAY HIGHEST CASH prices for household goods, pianos and office fur niture. Cash advanced on consignments. Central Auction Company. 12 East Mltch ell street. Bell phone Main 2424. 8-26-26 WANTED—To buy 5.000 potato slips, Nancy Hall or Georgia yam or Spanish yam. Address J. O. Grizzard, Scottdale. Ga. 25-3-6 Books Wanted. CASH EAID for all kinds salable SCHOOL BOOKS. MAIL LIST. Phone 1822 Main, or better still, bring books to store. SOUTHERN BOOK CONCERN. 71 Whitehall St. (Gavan’s.) For Sale—Miscellaneous. WE RENT good pianos, $3 month up. We sell good pianos, $5 month up. Bargain In second-hand, SIOO up. R. P. Becht Company, 110 Temple 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. J 929. 3-20-11 Atlanta Tent and Awning Co.. MANUFACTURERS high-grade tents and awnings. 39% Luckle st. Ivy 5667. -18-54 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 REFINISHING of ail kinds of furniture; all work done by expert mechanics. Esti mates cheerfully furnished. Phone Main 2476. or call In person. ATLANTA UPHOLSTE RING COMPANY. SWEET potato plants of our famous Nancy Hall variety at $1.75 per thou sand; prompt shipment made or money refunded Immediately. Bear’s Head Farm. Pine Castle. Ila. 37-23-5 FOR SALE —Second-hand safe; 26x19 inches inside. Bishop-Babcock-Becker Co. 6-27-18 FOR SALE—Sx7 Reflex camera; Gerz Dagor lens; 13 plate holders; film pack adaptor; carry in case; all In perfect con dition Tracy Mathewson, Second Floor Georgian. 5-28-9 SWEET POTATO PLANTS—GoIden Beauty and Providence varieties, $2 per 1,000 f. o. b. shipping point. En terprise Plant Company, Meggetts, S. C. -3°js FOR SALE—Forty-dollar National bi cycle. in good condition, for sls. Phone Ivy 6432. 5-3D25 POPE’S SPECIAL—Best dollar watch in the world sent prepaid, only 86c. Fully guaranteed to keep correct time two years or money refunded 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. Order today without fall. Pope Watch and Diamond Company, 1514 Main street. Dallas, Tex. 6-1-14 NEW RUBBER TIRES put on your baby carriages; repairing. Phone Ivy 3076. Robert Mitchell, 229 Edgewood avenue -5-9 SODA FOUNTS—Bargain in new and sec ond-hand soda fountains: easy terms; write for prices. P. O. Box 1022, Atlanta. Ga. FOR SALE —Writer press, stand and type used in multigraphing letters. Apply Mr. Kelly. 2% Walton st. 6-1-70 EXTRA fine sweetpeas. 25 and 35 cents per 100. White rabbits for sale. Bell phone West 135. 6-3-3 WILL sacrifice nearly new National bD cycle; cost S6O. Apply 60 West Pine st. DUNTLEY PNEUMATIC CLEANSERS remove dirt and germs from rugs, car pets. floors, etc.; vacuum cleaners from $32.50 up; vacuum sweepers. $9.75. C J. Daniel & Co., 416 Fourth Nat. Bk. Bldg FOR SALE—One small Humphrey gas water heater; one single iron bed with mattr'-s; one fine old grandfather clock. Must be sold Immediately. Owner leav ing city. .1. G. Sullivan. 165 East Seven teenth street Phone Ivy 4072- 1. 41-3-6 SPECIALS TUESDAY. Gibson Refrigerator $7.50 Brumby Porch Rocker ....$2.98 Mission Porch Swing $2.98 Six-foot Porch Screens ....$2.50 Princess Go-Cart $4.98 Brass Jardineire $1.98 Sidewalk Sulky $1.75 Deltox Porch Rugs $7.50 Goldsmith-Acton-Witherspoon ('ompany. 62 Peachtree. 61 N. Broad. Lifetime Furniture. Painting and Tinting. FOR THE l4ES'l'~‘*..!<’ES CALL R B EMBRI. M 1455. 312 4TH N BANK BLDG. Auction Sales. TIIK CONTEXTS OF THE j EXT 1 R E ? IXGS OF 660 TOX ST., IM’LUDING | "SOLID MAHOGANY J «DA YENPORT. MAHOG-1 1 ANY PARLOR SUIT, LI- 1 ' ERA RY T A B LE , FINE 1 BED ROOM FURNITURE, | DINING- ROOM SUIT,j RUGS. ART SQUARES, 1 : GAS STON E. REFRIGER- 1 ATOR, ETC., TUESDAY, ; r JUNE 1, AT 12 E. MITCH- W t ELL ST. 5 1 - COMMENCING AT 10 A M . TUESDAY, we will offer to the highest bidder a. tine lot of household goods, consisting of 9 oak sideboard, dining table, box seat .-q leather chairs, a four-piece mahogany be{~ , room suit, also several dressers and chis A 1 - foniers in oak, Circassian walnut and m®. > j hogany, brass and Vernis Martin beda.> ” J 6 National springs, felt mattresses, feather ’ pillows, a three-piece mahogany parlor . , suit, comparatively new combination i, bookcase, mirror door oak wardrobe, - « . quartered oak hat rack, a 100-pound re -5 frigerator. almost new; a three-piece - craftsman reception hall suit, solid ma- ji hogany davenport, cost SBS; oak. settee upholstered in genuine leather, parlor and , 5 reception rockers, in fumed oak, early / „ English and mahogany; center tables, ma- 1 e hogany library table, ladies’ writing desk, 1 brass costumer, sanitary couch and pad, B - - toilet sets. rugs, art squares, porch Jf f swing, hall runner, and many other ) things too numerous to mention. Parties v - going housekeeping will find it interesting * r to attend this sale. We start promptly. ■ • at 10 a. m , Tuesday, June 4. 6 CENTRAL AUCTION CO., I 12 E. Mitchell St. AT AUCTION. THE ENT IR E EQUIP- 11 MENT OF THE ETO- J WAH RESTAURANT, INfi : r LOTS. ON THE PREM-H ISES, 9 W. ALABAM ACT . ST.. TUESDAY. JUNE 4,H I BEG I NN ING AT 10 A. M. EMBRACING complete lunch Mmom~an?y>j , restaurant fixtures, including two coffeCa 5 urns, two large ice boxes, refrigeratorspj - marble counter, marble serving table. milk cabinet, 15-foot steam table. steSiO oyster stew bowls, three large sinks. iroW } coffee stand, electric puwer ice cret&S 1 freezer, large range with boiler, baker B f oven, steam dish washer, hat rack, chai " 1 coal boiler. National cash register, irotk safe, Oliver typewriter, tables, stools, ceil-«i4 Ing electric fans, desk fans, hat racks,'*, dishes, glassware, crockery, tableware, ta- W ble linens, etc.; in fact, everything needed y I for the complete equipment of restaurant « or lunch room Sale begins promptly at 1 I 10 a m . Tuesday, Ilune 4. on the pretn- ■ ■ " ises of the Etowa'i restaurant, 9 West Al- • B ■ abama street. . r PEMBROKE SALES CO., W 1 Auctioneers. Automobiles. ‘ Tut ojTrepajr | j , Magneto and carburetor work a special- i I 2 ty; flrst-class mechanics. Work guaran-J 4 teed. Hartrampf & Yarbray Company. J . - Phone Main 3810. 56 Edgewood avenue, 4 j ’ J ust below Equitable Bldg. 4-22-5 9, ’ : FOR SALE -Keo runabout In perfect con- 1 i ditlon. If you want a car at a bargain ®s 1 1 that you can "do it with,” write J. W. r Henderson. Mansfield, Ga. 5-30-23 1 ! FOR SALE—Ford runabout. If taken at 8 once, SIOO cash. Apply 175 South For : syth. 32-31-5 Y ■ . GREAT REDUOTION IN TIRE PRICES. T1 We have secured near 1,000 seconds In A . ! the standard make casing; 28x3, $7.90; < 1 30x3. $8.90: 32x3. $8.50; 30x3%, $11.90; 2 32x3%. $12.90; 34x3%. $13.90: 32x4, $17.90; - 34x4. $19.90. We also have large stock , i . FISK. DIAMOND AND GOODYEAR > FIRSTS at prevailing list prices. Send us your orders for either first or Seconds. , McPherson Auto Tire Co., 46 Auburn ave ; nue, Atlanta, Ga. 90-1-6 i WANTED —To buy second-hand Ford model T two-passenger roadster at a : bargain. me know what you have I i for sale. Address S. C. H., care Geor- a , glan. | 6-3-1 J FOR SALE —Five-passenger 1911 \ model > Overland, in flrst-class condition.- new x 4 oversides, tires and three extra casings. 1 , Address Owner, Box 757, Atlanta, Ga. I 6-3-23 ’ FOR SALE - Locomobile, in first-class condition: run less than 9,000 miles: price, $1,125 P. O. Box 757, Atlanta, Ga. 1 6-3-22 Motorcycles. > , ALL MAKES. SSO AND I’P—Largest mo torcycle dealers in the South: exclusive , Southern distributors for Indian Elyea- Austell Company. 35 North Pryor street. [ 1-21-9 Trunks, Bags and Suitcases. I ROUNTREE’S 77 PHONES: Bell Main 1576, Atlanta 1654. Milk Depots. < _ _ . .. THE Houston st. creamery for milk and cream. Call Ivy 1293 Bell. S-9-32 Stove and Range Repairing. ~DAN~THE~FIXER ~~~~ sell second-hand gas stoves. We sweep chimneys. We take down heaters. W»-, W® sell wick and wlckless oil stoves. We sell gasoline stoves and ranges Atlanta l phone 2235. 121 Whitehall st. Bell phone M. 2699. 4-4-7 Architects and Builders. CONTRACTOR, cabinet shop; carpenter* i furnished. John Allen. 106-A Edgewood avenue. 3-22-41 Contractors and Builders. J I Will Finance Youjjjii)! IF YOU wish to build; all kinds II 1 ers' material for sale. B. F. LI (0) I 514 Austell Building. J" 17 I AKCHi rFICT, contractor and a)(()/ | cabinet shop; carpenters furrlisiwJ R 11 Jones. 190 Houston st. 3-21-.e HOME BUILDERS. HOMES built tor cash or terms; archi tectural designs furnished free. Century Construction Co. 720 EMPIRE BLDG. 4-10-35 Building Materials. STEEL BEAMS FOR BUILDINGS. AUSTIN BROS., Atlanta, aa. 6-11-T