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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. | Published by The Georgian Compeny. 20 East Alabama Street Atlanta. Ga,■ Entered xt Atlanta rnstoffice as second class matter. Subscriptions Payable In Advance One year. mall, postage prepaid. $5 00 Six months. mail, postage prepaid. 250 Three months, mall, postage prepaid. 1-5 One month. mail, postage prepaid, 45 Subscriptions P' /able In Advance Delivered by carrier, one yearss 20 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 10c. Help Wanted—Female WANTED Nurse who is willing to help with house work. Apply 29 Gordon ave.. Kirkwood. Ga.; got <»fT main Decatur car at Norwood. 47-26-6 WANTED- hirst-class washerwoman for Iwo days, on lot. Mrs. Bolles, South Kirkwood. Phone Decatur 389. 6-26-44 wanted ExperleiceS pantFj ia<i\-. whd can make salads: experienced waitress. Acme Business Agency. 1018 Atlanta Na- 1 tional Bank bui 1 ding. 6-26-40 WANTED An experienced housekeeper for boarding house: about 25 boarders. State salary expected. Address Box 172. Talladega. Ala. # 42-26-6 WANTED Lady stenographer with ex perience in abstract work. Reply, giv ing references and experience to Northern Contracting Company. 144 Edgewood ave nue. j WANTED- First-class rook for boarding i house. 62 West Baker. 6-26-6 WANTED Three first-class waitresses. Apply Nathans Case. 122 and 124 Pencil tree. 6-26-15 WANTED -• ExperiAiced white nurse, with references, for infant. Call 18 West Fourteenth st. Phone Ivy 6414-L, 6-25-1 \VANTEt) —Settied woman to cook and do light housework. Good wages. Room on lot. Phone Ivy 5974._ NURSE, settled and willing to stay on place. Good wages. Phone Ivy 3098. 6-24-25 WANTED—First-class, reliable cook, also housemaid Apply 84 Columbia avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. 6-24-21 WANTED—Ladies to call and investigate our system of teaching hairdressing with the Herrmann permanent wave, manicuring, facial massage, electrolysis or chiropody Free clinic- expert instruc tions —demonstrations and examinations. Few weeks completes. Call or write for illustrated catalog. Moler College. 53 W. Mitchell SL. Main Office. 36-22-6 WAITED a competent codk. Phone M. 941. 430 S. Pryor. 6-20-27 Typewriters. 3 Months ?4 Bents OLIVER 3 Months. Oliver Typr. Agency, 54 Auburn Avenue. Phone Ivy 4757. 6-12-45 Help Wanted—Male. WANTED —Good size boy. Apply at 73 Pi S. Broad st. 6-26-52 WANTED—(jood competent male book keeper for assistant in general supply business. Must have good habits and fur nish good reference. Prefer married man. Address P. ’’ Box 227. Ashburn. Ga. 6-26-46 WANTED First-<• 1 ass grease salesman. Must have knowledge of machinery and engines and must be acquaint % I with manufacturing plants throughout Georgia. Only those qualified for this position ap ply. Room 22 Empire hotel. 19-26-6 WANTED--Reliable colored hotel baker at once: fifteen reliable colored labor ers at once. 1018 Atlanta National Bank building. 4 -26- 39 WANTED—First class cook at once. 131 Capitol square 6-26-43 COLORED MAN for a few days werk in garden and yard, Charles W. Davis. 32 South Pryor. WANTED —A white boy with "bicycle for office work. Come today. Feders Em ployment Agency. 253-4 Candler Annex Bldg.. 104 North Prypr street. 6-26-23 \v7<NTEfv^Marhle’cut'ter and letterer. V> per day and work regular. Withers. 154 Whitehall street. Atlanta. Ga. 6-26-24 WAN TII~~ Fir s t >elas s chef Nathans Case. 122 and 124 Peachtree street. 6-26 16 ("’(»L |7eG E GR ADI ATE wanted for per manent position with public service cor poration. Apply room 301. 78 South Pryor street. Friday at 9 a. in.. 6-25 14 WANTED An experienced man to run artesian well machinery; one that has had some experience drilling large well, that can furnish satisfactory reference to that effect. Address ’l’. A. Futch. Cecil. Ga. 6-2.4-13 WHITE ’ce cream maker wanted; state age. salar> expected and experience. Xddres e P <>. Box 225. Savannah. Ga. 62-22-6 W ANTED Two boiler firemen for day and night shift. Good wages for the rignt men. References required. M. D. Marlin, Cartersville, Ga. 6-2- 38 WILL EMPLOY energetic young man ex pert stenographer that can take rapid dictation ami stand promotion. Answer in own handwriting. Address P. o. Box 1578. Atlanta. 6-22-13 W“a’NTED— -Men to learn the barber trade. Few weeks completes. Another rush for barbers this season Best trade in existence today Good money; light, clean, inside work (’all and Investigate our method or write for catalog. Moler Barber College. 53 W. Mitchell St. 37-22-6 WANT ET) W bite furniture packer to take charge of furniture packing and furniture in warehouse Morrow Transfer 50 E. Alabama st. WANTED —A few live men of good address Io present an at tractive newspaper premium offer among Atlanta homes. See Hau lon at The Georgian office, 6 10-2 S sToP at Hilburn hotel: heart of city; 10V. Walton st . if you want a clean, quiet* room. transient 50e: open all night YES. r-roressor G. O Fra lining will tea"h vou the barber trade tit’s easy). We leach In one-half time o,f other colleges Course, tools and position in our shop? only ISO. Why pay more? Thousands of our graduates running shops or making good wages Atlanta Farber College. ’0 East Mitchell street 6-11-17 FREE MASSAGE, hair i-nts, shaves. Shampoos All barber work free Clean linen Atlanta Barber College. 10 East Mitchell. Help Wanted—Male and Female. (for a case Specific Blood Pol son wr fail to cure. Raney Medicine Co.. 513 Austell Jh SO z v Bl<ig. Phone 61 1 office . Hours; 7 to 6. Sundays 9 tn [l2. 6-3-33 V \N’i I’D Brig} t young man or lady fa miliar with typewriter for office assist ant during summer months: state experi ence and salary expected. P (». Box 994. city. 34-26-6 Salesmen Wanted. EXCELLENT proposition to salesmen to introduce to wholesale and retail stores our Magic Weeders ami Hoes. the. king of %ara?o tools. F. P. Reichard Co.. Bangor. Pa. 33-24-6 Agents Wanted. ('A M I’AIGN b> i<lie: WANTED Agents in every count) of the I’niteri States to sell our campaign book. 350 pages. 100 pictures and por traits of all the candidates and leaders. The lives of ail the presidents and his tory of their administrations. The plat forms and principles of all parties An impartial and superior book. Price only 51. This will be the most exciting cam paign since 1861 outfit free on receipt of in cents to pa' postage. Titanic outfit also sent free on receipt of inc. for post age Best terms order outfits by return mad. Phillip Boj d Publishing < ’omn»n'. Atlanta. G;> 6-26-12 Agents Wanted. AGENTS To sell our CAMPAIGN BOOK, I 350 pages. 100 pictures and portraits of i all the candidates and leaders. The lives of all the presidents and history of their administration. The platforms and prin ciples of all parties An impartial and superior hook. Price only $1; 50c com mission. This will be the most exciting [Campaign since 1861. Outfit free on re ceipt of 10c to pay postage. Titanic out i fit also sent free for 10c postage. F. E. Huse & Co, 520 Temple Court, Atlanta. Ga. <6-26-22 i COLLECT NAMES for our club with our new and Interesting proposition, and ; earn $l5O to S3OO per month. Southern i Economical Club. Box 415, care Geor gian. 41-24-6 AGENTS WANTED in every town Tn 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 Teachers Wanted. TeVcFeRiUwA for' prin cipals anff assistants. Fall positions being taken rapidly. Demand exceeds supply. Free Registration. Write for blanks and terms Register Teachers ; Agencv. Register. Ga. 5-30-25 Situations Wanted—Female. WANTED Position as housekeeper for refined, wealthy old <x>uple. Address A. 8., Box 5, care Georgian.4B-26-6 \V ANT El >—Position by experienced st e t nographer: references. Address V. E. I R.. 21 McDaniel.43-26-6 WANTED- Position by young woman in a refined family; am experienceci sick nurse or companion for invalid lady or child. Anxious, care Georgian. 31-26-6 A refined . woman, having been a teacher, wishes a position as compan ion; competent to do plain sewing and fine mending. Address Box 333. care Georgian. 32-26-6 IF' IT IS experienced maternal service you need, see Miss Mattie Graham, 50 Oak street. Kirkwood. Ga. $lO per week. 32-25-6 WANTED Permanent or temporary sten ographic position. Miss Cannon. West 24LD 89-22-6 Dressmaking. BEAI TIEI I. linen and lawn dresses made: price reasonable: satisfaction guaranteed! Call Ivy 2213-.1. 6-25-7 TAKE your dress to S. M. Wilson, - 331 Court land. Price reasonable. Ivv 1767 6-19-47 . ■ -'~r : Situations Wanted—Male. WANTED- Position by hoy of seventeen: work of any kind; office Work preferred. Can use typewriter, file and collect. Ref erences furnished. Address M. B. A.. Box 1. care Georgian,sl-26-6 YOI'NG MAN. 24 years old, wishes posi tion as bookkeeper, shipping clerk or salesman; experienced: best of references furnished. Box 617. care Georgian. 46-26-6 COLLEGE graduate wants work for sum mer collecting or position as assistant bookkeeper or shipping clerk preferred; will do anything. Address Hast, care Georgian' 27-26-6 WHITE chauffeur wants position; can give good references; capable of doing all repair work; will work reasonable. Address Carter. Broadway Hotel. Room 2. 29-26-6 A COLORED Rt’TLER. experienced, aged 16. wants a job. Address Joseph Bur dett. Decatur. Ga. 47-25-6 VERY high-class man wants position as • •ook and ohanffeur or as butler and < hanffeur. For references, call present employer. Ivy 6690. 29-25-6 MI ST have work at once; anything hon est considered; have fair education and experience and references as collector Andress Workei. care Georgian. 36-24-6 Vt’.WTED- Position by young man ste nographer-bookkeeper; prefer place where there is some bookkeeping; em ployed at present, but wish to make a change. H. Id. W.. care Georgian. 2 7-i:i : i DRI’G (’LERK with long experience, not registered, desires position at once; am sober, honest, reliable; small town pre ferred; A-J references. Box 723. care Georgian. 48-20-6 PDS ITK >N WANT ED a s build ing man: eight years experience frame and brick; am thorough mechanic: employed now. Will consider offer with good firm. \ddress J. Barker. Box 471. Fort \ alley. Ga. 4Q 19-6 Situations Wanted—Male and Female. I r.I'IJIS I'.MIT.OYMENT AGENCY 253- 254 Candler annex. JO4 North Pryor street, nhorje Ivy 1.789, Atlanta 915. sup plies free of charge hotels, restaurants, boarding apartments and private houses with all kinds of first-class help. 6-26-26 t =—. . Carpenter Work. LE T I S Gl\’E you prices on cabinet, car penter and brick work, plastering. painting ami tinting. Forsyth Street Cabinet Shop. 62G South Forsyth street. Phones Main 1187. Atlanta 6087-M. 6-20-14 Boarders Wanted. I NICE, cool rooms; excellent table 412 _JPeachj ree tv ? 4563 6. 6 i BOARDERS wanted; large room; honit I tahle board. Ivy 778-L. 428 Peachtree • street. 56 -26 -‘i I WEST END home can accommodate two | couples with nice room and good hoard ! for the summer: also single rooms for : gentlemen. West 568-.1, 6-26-59 IIOTEL ('zXRNEGIE. NICE, cool rooms and best meals in city; reasonable. 20 Carnegie D. E Evans, Prop. 6-26 -1 o.XE pleasant room with board, also ta hie board, at 513 Peach tree. 43-25-6 IF you pre looking for large, cool rooms, ilelight fnl porch, best meals, everything first-class, apply to 17 East North uvenue. References 42-25-6 NICELY furnished room and board 173 Luckie st.; close in. 6-24-1 “the“roy~ NICE <’< >OL R< »< >MS with board. Phone 22 East Ellis 6 i” ROOM with excellent itieals; ait conven iences; select neighborhood; $4.50 per week. 12 Windsor st'. Atlanta phone .3015-F. 6-21-29 SNYDER HOI’SE, 55 Luckie street. Rooms and meals for regular and tran sient boarders; close In; rates reasonable. Atlanta 5386. 6-20-2 FI’RNISHED R‘h»MF, with or without I board, at 72 Spring street. Ivy 4860-J. I '■ :■' g FOR RENT One double and single room with board 62 West Raker. ivy 50252-1 6-19-46 01TOSITE C A PITOL. ~ ROOMS and boarders. 121 Capitol (square. M. 1839- L »; s 15 Board Wanted. I SINGLE room and board with refined j family; could use extra space for stor age. Answer quick. Board, care <;eor ffian.36-26-6 WANTED Accommodations for the Georgia legislators. They are corning in now' and will he in session at the state capitol for the next FIFTY days. All of them are on the outlook for nice, com fortable and home-like places to eat their i meals, or to board or to rent. Many of I the places these legislators had last year I did not suit them and they ' de- ; sire to find something better. All ' the legislators will read The Georgian that s certain. Their attention will be ; called day after day to the ‘Legislators’ \ccommodations" column on the Want Ad I pages of The Georgian. ’l’his will be a . big advantage to you So if you have eat ing or boarding places or have rooms, j apartments or houses nr tent. y<»ur ad i should be under the '‘Legislators Accom modations" beading \p Investment of a •few i-piits will keep your house full for the next throe months. Phone or send in ytMir ad a’ un<e 6-26-33 READ FOR PROFIT— GEORGIAN WANT ADS— USE FOR RESULTS i Legislators 9 , Accom modMSons Legislators. GOOD BOARD: nice cool rooms. Every . thing the best. 46 East Mitchell street. -J5-32 OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. NICELY FURNISHED rooms and board. All conveniences. 37 Poplar street. I THE ATLANTA HOTEL. NICE, cool rooms, with board. 32 Hous ton street. 6-26-36 INICE. cool, furnished rooms; meals if desired. 72 Spring street. Ivv 4860-1.. | 6-26-35 TW O nicely furnished bed rooms: meals across the street; close in; reasonable. 74 laickie. Ivy 6682. 6-28-37 CAN ACCOMMODATE’ a few boartiers with best homelike cooking at 85 buckle. I '2 3150 15 ’ 26 .‘J! B FURNISHED ROOM, with or without _boar<l._ 68 Wa I ton. Main_39»D 1.. 6- 26 -41 ' LARGE clean rooms, good table and plen ty large lawn. Fine for summer. Ref- I frenres exchanged. Main 3758-.1. 6-26-45 THE ROY. i NICE COOL ROOMS with board. Phone ■ | 22 East Ellis. B-26 -48 BOARDERS wanted for nice, large up stairs front room: private hath: excel lent meals. 98 Washington. Main 3654-.1. i 6-25-47 TWO nicely furnished bed rooms; all con- , veniences; close in. Main 3722-L. 215 East Fair. 6-26-49 I BEAUTIFUL front room with board. 222 I ■ West Peachtree. Tvy 5784-J. 6-26-50 ~~2O~WEST HARRIS~ ROOMS AND BOARD. Ivy SS4S-L. 6-26-53 NICE front room, with or without kitchen cheap. 243 Whitehall M 3623-J. t 6-26-54 i NICELY furnished front room; very close | * n - 1548-J. 65 Woodward. 6-26-56 |TWD nicely furnished rooms in excellent I north side neighborhood. Ivy 3915-J. | 6-26-56 TWO connecting rooms near Grant park. lone furnished. M. 1620-J.6-2G-51 TWO nicely furnished rooms: gentlemen preferred. ivy 2403-. J. 58 E. Ellis st. 6-26-57 Summer Resorts. I \ IRGINIA BEACH. VA. Special rates to families. Very select. Can only accom modate a very tew .6-22-18 “WILTON LODGE’’ - TI’RNERVILLE. GA., near Tallulah Falls, now open; cool, quiet, comfortable cli matej excellent fare. 6 9 45 PEACH TREED NN. \ i NICE, cool rooms: three best m>’als in D city; $7 to sl2 per week: references ex- I changed. 6-13-15 Furnished Rooms For Rent. i —— ■, COUPLE, leaving town for summer, de . | sire to rent two rooms and kitchenette: completely furnished for light housekeep ling: $12.60. Phone Main 2852-.1. 191 Pul- I bam street. 52-26-6 ( FOR RENT fTtVEIA’ ROOMS: LARGE I AND COOL: NORTH SIDE; CLOSE IN: . , SIN BLOCKS FROM CANDLER BI ILD ’IING. 11l WEST PEACHTREE PLACE, j IVY 4606. 6-26-32 ■ TWO connecting rooms, furnished com- ; plete for housekeeping, in private fam ily. to couple without children; every con ventence. 79 W. Baker. 6-26-19 FURNISHED apartment in Marlborough ; 6-26-14 NICE, cool mums and best homelike cook ; ing in city. 139 Spring street. C. .1. ■ Wcintneister, Ivy 571.9-L. i i NICE, cool rooms in pleasant neighbor- i hood; private family; al) conveniences: > ! meals if desired.lvy 2080-L. 6-26-9 I TWO or three rooms for light housekeep- i I ing complete. 205 South Forsyth street. ■ Atlanta phone 5714-F.6-26-11 large furnished front room in pri ;l rate, home on Gordon street. West End; I rent moderate; most pleasant and con- I veniem location. Phone West 747. 35-26-6 ; FOR RENT—Two newly furnished rooms, I with or without board. 295 Washington. : | Phone 2JSB Main. 37-28-8 : j LARGE, airy rooms; single, double or j light housekeeping; north side. Atlanta j P' lone 5890-M. 25-26-6 ONE furnished room for rent. Apply at 435 E. Fair st. 6-25-2 NICE, cool room In north side apart- ; ment; reasonable: close in. Ivy 5638. | fL2jL4I I TWO rooms and small kitchen furnished ; for housekeeping. 357 Capitol avenue ; . 6-25-42 . FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished con necting front rooms, complete for house keeping. to parties without children: hot .bath: Bell phone: best location: with i owner. 290 Washington. 6-25-33 i NICE large bed rooms or rooms for light housekeeping: second floar. Ivy 5552-.1. i 6-25-8 [JULY I. nicely furnished front room; screened, prix ate porch and entrance; phone, electric lights; bath convenient. I Ivy 5580-1.6-25-3 : NICE, cool rooms and best home-like , • cooking: close in. 252 Courtland. ;:6-25-4 ’ FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms "in ’: private home. 19 East Harris street. 6-24-26 'I FURNISHED RO<DMS. up-to-date? all i J conveniences; two blocks from Candler D Bldg.: moderate price. 23 East Harris. • 5-6-24-34 i FOR RENT Three ’ furnished rooms: large front room, suitable for two or ' three young men. Apply 193 Washington ' 1 street ur phone \fain 3237. 6-24-16 I ’ FOR RENT- Two nicely furnished rooms, private home; all conveniences. (’all i Main 2958-L. or apply 223 Capitol ave. ‘ For RI7NT Nicely furnishe 1 ;oor.i at 61 ' Cain; apartment 5. 1 ; FOR RENT Nice from room, near <’an . filer building. 102 Ivy street. 6-22-19 FoR RENT Furnished rooms at 77 West Caln streejL 6 22 1 4 THREE second floor rooms; neat and cool. ■ 305 S. Pryor.42-22-6 FoR RENT Nicely furnished rooms; cool, quiet place All conveniences. 253 • -2139 ! TWO light housekeeping rooms; an con ! veniences Atlanta phone 5853-F. 232 < ’aplt«)l ave. 6-21 -28 FURNISHED front room; cool and com fortable. board next door. 65 Wood- ■ w.ird ave. Main 1548-.16-21-25 M(’E. uewl> furnished rooms; al»<> light ■ housekeeping apartments; close in; pri- 1 vah fiiMl'x 151 spring st < 30 23 1 THREE light housekeeping roomi; use of parlor; ever.' convenience; close in; ’ cheap 88 Pulliam st. _6-20-3 Rooms, connecting hath: reasonable to gentlemen. 64 Form wait. Atlanta ; 4753. f{ s 2() ."_? . TWO nicely furnished rooms for house keeping; all conveniences; cheap. 138 Pulliam 801 l phone Main 1827-.1. -i9-:;4 I Nh’E? attract JVC cool rooms for rent ro;’ sonable. 173 South Forsyth street. 6-19-35 I NEWLY FURNISHED rooms; reasonable i prices; centrally located: baths free. k I Broadway Hotel, 7U North Broad street 3-21-73 ’ Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. I ■ TWO rooms for office or sleeping; Broad and Whitehall st entrance; electric I lights 77'.-.. Whitehall.4l -26-6 1 TWi> nice rooms for light housekeeping. ! furnished or unfurnished Apply 194 South Bryor street. 6-26-10 HALF OF HOUSE for rent or furnished or unfurnished room? 353 Central ave nue_ 6-21 - 20 I For your convenience. Want Ada will he taken over the telephone and bill will be sent at expiration of ad No matter ■ I what you want or have to sell, a Georgian i j Want Ad will do the work, thus saving i I you time and money. Furnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED—Accommodations for the Georgia legislators. They are coming in now and will be in esssion at the state | capitol for the next FIFTY days. All of them are on the outlook for nice, com fortable and home-like places to eat their meals, or to board or to rem. Many of the places these legislators had last year did not suit them and they de sire to find something better. All the legislators will read The Georgian that’s certain. Their attention will bp called dsy after day to the “Legislators’ Accommodations" column on the Want Ad pages of The Georgian This will be a big advantage to you. So if you have eat ing or. boarding places or have rooms, apartments or houses or rent, your ad should be under the “Legislators' Accom modations’’ heading. An investment of a few' cents will keep your house full for the next three months. Rhone <»r send in your ad at once. 6-26-33 Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. FOR RENT Four unfurnished rooms t<> parties without children. 361 <’apitol ave. Phone M. 3165. 54-26-6 TWO nice unfurnished second floor rooms for light housekeeping 95 W est Harris. Ivy 3962-L. 53-26-6 THREE connecting unfurnished rooms, all conveniences for housekeeping to couple; north -side: near in. Ivv 1468-L. FOR RENT Three or four rooms, sec ond floor, all Conveniences: good neigh borhood; close in; suitable for light house keeping No children. 234 Central ave nue. corner Woodward. Bell phone Main 3560.6-26-17 THREE unfurnished rooms, two closets, for light housekeeping to refined couple 15 Little st. 30-26-6 THREE connecting rooms, sink, pantry and kitchen: convenient lo three car lines. 424' E. Georgia ave . few doors Grant park.M-548DL. 6-24-9 TWO rooms for housekeeping elevated location. Main 183. \tlanta 2997. FOR RENT—Entire second floor, four rooms, private bath. hall, porch. Main 461.5-I ± ' 25-37 TWO unfurnished rooms and bath; SB. 364 E Fair st THREE large eonfiectlng unfurnished rooms with couple to parties without children. 247 Oakland ave. 6-20-10 Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED—Accommodations for the Georgia legislators. They are coming in now and will be in esssion at the state capitol for the next FIFTY days. All of them are on the outlook for nice, com fortable and home-like places to eat their meals, or to hoard or, to rent. Many <>f the places these legislators had last year did not suit them and they de sire to find something better. All the legislators will read The Georgian that’s certain. Their attention will be called day after day to the “Legislators’ Accommodations" column on the Want Ad pages of The Georgian. This will be a big advantage to you. So if you have eat ing or boarding places or have rooms. r apartments or houses or rem. your ad should be under the "Legislators’ Accom modations" heading. An Investment of a few cents will keep your house full for the next three months. Phone or sen<l in your ad at once. 6-26-33 WANTED—One large unfurnished room by couple; no children. Prefer private family. Near in and rates reasonable. Atlanta phone JL513.6-25-24 WANTED- By couple. July 1. three un furnished rooms for light housekeeping with all conveniences; close in and rea sonable; preferably north side. G. S.. care Georgian. 6-24-7 Furnished Apartments For Rent NICELY furnished connecting rooms for light housekeeping; all conveniences; close in 345 U Peachtree. 6-26-1 FOR THE SUMMER months, one nicely furnished four-room apartment; all con veniences; very close in. Phone. Ivv 4327. 6-25-17 TWO, three or five-room apart ment fur nished complete for housekeeping, rm ( L’ldren 73 Wllllamfl - ' 6-25 9 i »i ;li< ’.htfi 1.. eool FurnSrtied apart ments; nominal summer rent. West I’pHchtrre. rare <;e->rgian. 8-25 5 'l’W<» large beautiful rooms, kitchenette and hath; modern conveniences; nicelv furnished; north side. Phone Ivy 24 78. 6-24-18 Unfurnished Apartments For Rent HALF of flat, unfurnished, separate en trance. veranda, porcelain sink, elec tricky. Ivy 99. 45-26-6 FIVE ROOMS. 47 East Cain street, be tween Ivy and Courtland streets: $25. \pply owner, 509 Atlanta National Bank building. r.- ; s -x:; FOR RENT- The u»‘w apartment house at 83 Hurt street, known as the Bosco bel. consisting of three and four rooms each, with every ' nown 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 Furnished or Unfurnished Apart ments For Rent. FOR RENT- -Rooms or apartments, fur nished or unfurnished, in one of the best residence sections. .Suites of one. two, three, four or five rooms, with private bath. New r and all modern conveniences. Also garage ._ Plmne Ivy 2432. 6-26-21 FOR RENH' Beautiful 5-room first floor apartmen’. furnished or unfurnished. 105 Highland avenue. Phone Ivv 5448-L 6-19-9 Furnished Houses For Rent. HOME for rent or sale; ready for occu pancy at once, owner leaving city. Ivy 3984- L. 169 Cleburne avenue. 6-26- 27 FURNISHED cottage, four blocks north of Candler Bldg, for rent until October. F’hone Ivy 6562. 6-25-10 Unfurnished Houses For Rent THE HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for Dectricitv. -18-'lB FOR RENI’ n<> 27 West Tweifu street seven rooms, hardwood floors, furnace heat. See owner. 25 West Twelfth siree* Phone 2155 Ivy. 5-?3 29 FoR RENT. HOUSES Call, write <-r phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph o Cochran, 19 South Broad street 4 1-21 For Rent-Stores. SPACE FOR RENT suitable fm me.it market Main 4617-J. Atlanta 1350. (0 ”, g Public Baggage and Transfer M. C. FURNITI RE transfer, we pack and snip. M. 5490-L. A. 1313 30 West Hunter 3-12-f Fire-Proof Storage WE STORE HOUSEHOLD goods «t>d pianos. Office And warehouse 239-241 Edge wood-ave Ivy 2037 John J Wood side Storage Company Lost and Found. LOST -Book of railroad tickets belonging to W. S. Dennard. Used on Central road between Atlanta and Forest Park. Return want ad department Georgian 6-26-34 LOST Some letters and application cards. Finder please < all Mr Bentley, either phone 6196-26-18 L<’ST Bracelet between Whitehall and Capitol avenue Monogram J M R Return to Brittan's Case. 45-47 West MychelL 6-25-31 LoST T'ollie dog. female, yellow with white around neck and breast, head and n<w long Return to JOO F Pin* st . m phone !v> 3393 Liberal reward 27-25-6 Personal. WANTED Accommodations for the Georgia legislators. They are coming: I in now and will he in esssion at the state capitol for the next FIFTY days. All of them are on the outlook for nice, com fortable and home-like places to eat their meals, or to board or to rent Many of the places these legislators had last year did not suit them and they 4|e- sire to find something better. All the legislators will read The Georgian that's certain. Their attention will be called day after <lay to the “Legislators' Accommodations’’ column on the Want Ad pages of The Georgian. This will be a big advantage to you. So if you have cat ing nr boarding places or have rooms, apartments or houses or rent, your ad should he under the "Legislators' Accom modations" heading. An investment of a few cents will keep your house full for the next three months Phone or send in your ad at on<■ e, 6-26-33 J. S. K.: Father died June 15 Give me an address where a letter will reach you. Know of somethlug 10 your interest. Annie not so well MUST HAVE your ad dress Edwin Pascal3B-26-6 WANTED Sewing lodo of any descrip tion. Call Atlanta phono 5890-M. _ 26-26-6 WANTED The name and address n? par ty who is keeping a calf left there by Ed Gray. Notify .1. G. Farmer. Morrow. Ga. 38-25-6 AFTER twenty years of intense agony from itching piles I discovered a rem edy whhh any one can use for the sim ple asking. Send me postal card for in structions. Box 39, Buena Vista. Ga. 31-11-6 SERDH’S ffEBl l/l'S c.'ine 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 means insurance. 6-24 19 ddiTTurdd 3 VIADUCT PLACE, between Peachtree and Blond. 8 21-36 The Many Spirelta Styles. INCLUDE a style for every woman, the t genuine skill of our corsetieres is man ifested in selecting the model that be comes you best. Company Headquarters, 8-« East North ave. Ivy 6176 5-28-36 FOI'ND The successful treatment for skin, blood, chronic diseases apd CAN- CER. (’all and see Dr. Reynolds Com pany. 21 Ininan building. Atlanta, Ga. If • on < aii not call, wf tie 6-7-36 FLY S<’REENS. FLY SCREENS. EI.Y ! SCREENS Wood fly screens, metal flv semens, hardwood floors. Venetian blinds, metal weather «trips, furnisned anywhere In the South. Write nr phone W. R Cal laway. manager. 1403 Fourth National Bank buildlrg. Atlanta. Ga. Main 5310 -30-19 ACME LETTER CO. NOTHING but first-class work and prompt service. When you are readv for this kind of work, phone Ivy 1436 ACME LETTER CO., 117 Wesley Memo rial Bldg 5-6-33 STILL another nig shipment of new wall papers. Prines right. All work guar anteed. Better be safe than sorry. Bar nett & Gordon. 22 E Mitchell st.; 30 sec onds from Whitehall. 4-13-45 Cl (’I MHER and peroxide cream, espe cially 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. 36Whlte- b -I'-' 5-20-22 CARPETS and RUGS «dean as when new. TROY LAUNDRY, <, r process insures satisfaction. 2 cents per square foot 5-23-38 Educational. A COMPETENT violin, piano and man dolin tea- her will accept a limited num ber of pupils at summer rates, Vddreas P. O. Box 10?. 25-24 -6 Dropsy. DROPSY Cl RED Relieves shortness of breath in 36 to 48 hours Red’vces swell ing m 15 to 20 days. Write for particu lars. Collom Dropsy Remedy Company, 512 Austell Building. Atlanta 5-25-11 ; Medical DR. EDM<’NDSoN‘B Tansy. Pennyroyal a.nd Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re ’ liable treatment for painful and sup « pressed menstruation, irregularities find similar obstructions. Trial box by mail. 50c. Frank Edmondson & Bro., manufde -1 turing chemists. 14 South Broad street. : Atlanta. Ga. 2-17-14 LADIES SI,OOO rewaru. 4 positively ; guarantee my great successful "Month ly’ remedy; safely relieves some of the longest, most obstinate, abnormal cases in three to five days; no harm, pain or ; interference with work: mail $1.50 Dou ble strength, $2. Dr. F. G. Southington Remedy Company, Kansas City, Mo. 4-2-34 Dentists. r Tli'l7 r l' l T I extracted ( J Tjljl U WITHOL" 1 ' pain DR. II JENSEN. 23% Whitehall St S ’l-2’ Palmistry. „_____ _ IS NOW LOCATED in tent, corner Fnr [ | syth and Luckie; can be consulted on all affairs of life Charges moderate ’ Satisfaction, guaranteed. PALMIST AND LIFE DEADER. : REVEALS past, present and future Can . be consulted <>n all affairs of life, read ings. 25c. 50c 17 East Mitchell street <ln tent). 5-29-5 -dVPSYT’AMP. ' CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST; RE ; VEALS PAST PRESENT AND EU . I'l RE CONSULT <>N ALL AFFAIRS : OF LIFE. 138 WHITEHALL ST. 4-29-1 I . ■■■ -. Colored Undertakers. Fountain & Robinson. 223 Auburn. Atl 5921-F; Night ivy 760$ 4-11-27 Hatters <jLD hats cleaned uyed and restiaped; best work, prompt service; satisfaetlon guaranteed, tun of town orders solicited Both phones Acme Hatters. 100’4? White hall street J-11-I Sewing Machines. wi . repair any sewing machine Work called,for and delivered anywhere M M • ’ 129 B ' !> in av enuß 3-14 9 \\ i i.i, i nen nachines wth comptstw set of attachments for $2 per month, also machines repaired; prompt delivery Both phones 1893. Singer Sewing Machine Cuinpany. 79 Wi itehah 9-14-44 Pecan Trees. WA.N’I’ED To bud your pecan trees Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed References on request. Apply io W L Glotisier. Baconton. Ga. 6-26-31 Wanted—Miscellaneous CASH TeGISTEI I for soda fount. muet be in first-class condition. P (» Box 202; Tallapoosa. (1a.6-26-29 WANTED A second-hand set of drug fixtures cheap for cash Address Fix- ’ur<-s. Box 866. -.or Georgian i pi ■ y men's old clothes and shoe ■ 1 [rop a card. I Bo< k. 3 Bell t h i 14 BEST CASH PRI-for Furniture? household goods and office furniture Pembroke Sales Co, 143 S Pryor street. Bell phone Main 187 4 5-25 WANTED We pay highest cash prices on household goods pianos and office furniture Cash advanced on consign menis Springers Auction House. 25 South Pryor street. Bell phone Main 1526. -1- 10 WE PAY' HIGHExSq CASH prices for household goods, pianos and office fur niture Cash advanced on consignments Central Au< tlnn Company. 12 Eas* Ml-'b ell <treet Bell phone Main 2424. 8-26-26 i Miscellaneous. WANTI7D -To give away 400 yards of dirt on lot adjoining Walton building. G. W. Met'arts. 206 Walton building 6-25 29 For Sale—Miscellaneous. NO. 7 REMINGTON typewriter for sale cheap 482 • Courtland st. 52 -26 1 FOR SALE Cheap, two tickets to Co lumbia. S. (’. Good until midnight. 29th. Apply Sullivan, 22 East Ellis 50-26-6 FOR SALE Iron cot. also go-cart almost hew 62 West Bakei 6-26-7 FOR SALE -Bill Continental congress; dated May 9. 1776. Johnson, 511 Han dler building. Atlanta 3s-26-6 DUNTI ?E Y PN EI ’M A TIC CI‘E A NEIIS 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. - H PRE-INVKNTORY CLEARANCE SALE of GUARANTEED FURNITURE, RUGS AND CURTAINS. < roklsinith-Avton-Wit herspoon ('ompany. 62 Peachtree. 61 N. Broad. Lifetime Furniture. For <\Li: Biand-new visible typewri ter. with all improvements. $65. Ad dress T.vpewriter. care Georgian. 3P-25-6 FOR SALE Upright gas range, in good condition and (heap, (’all Ivy 6402-J. 6-25-25 For SALE l-lalf Interest in second-hand furniture business. Apply to 137 Mari ptla streeL<’ M.J.Jibson. 36-25-6, FoR SALE Second-hand lumber cheap. __Rrar 116 E. Fair sc 6-25-J2 One Price No Commission TUNING. REPAIRING PIANOS AND PLAYERS. LET us make you an estimate on your work. Old pianos made new again at moderate prices. The only complete piano shop in the city. (eland-Manning Piano ('ompany. Bell phone Ivy 2240. 80 N. Pryor. WANTED You tn know that we sell both new and second-hand furniture fnr the convenience of the economical housekeep er. We save von at least 20 ner cent on every purchase. Cameron Furniture Company, 39 West Mitchell street. Phone Main 3229, 6-24-20 FOR SALE Everett parlor grand piano, in fine condition A<ldress P. o. Box 102.26-24-6 LARGE, handsomely carved oak buffet, about* 8 feel long. 8 feet high. French plate mirrors, marble top, suitable for large dining room or restaurant. Apply 814 Atlanta National Bank Bldg 82-22-6 CVTLAXTA IPHOLSTERiXi; COMPANY. REPAIRS and refurnishes all kinds of furniture. We make ladies' shirtwaist boxes to order at $3 each Any special pieces of upholstered furniture we make io order by expert mechanics. Estimates carefully furnished Phone Main 2475. ATLANTA FPHOLSTERING (’OMPANY. 171 Whitehall Street LI MBLR. sash and dOQFS Ml kinds "f building material C. Id. Henderson, Marietta. Ga_ 6-22 50 ONE complete set of mahogany drug fix tures, one Puffer soda fount, all prac tically new and in good condition, will sell at a great sacrifice. Consolidated Drug ’ ’<l. Pelham, Ga. 6-22-5 National <'ash Register. $35. SSO. S6O. $75. SIOO, $l5O and up to suit your needs. Terms easy. Liberal ex change for cash registers in use. Bell phone Ivv 4’55. Atlanta 594. THE NATIONAL (’ASH REGISTER CO . 60 North Broad Street. _ _ _ 6-J3-14 SAFES, new and second-hand: all sizes. Steel filing cases and fire-proof cabinet? Gookln Bank and t’ffice Equipment <’oni pam 6-13-17 HEADQUARTERS!!! Cotton Seed Hulls. F. It LOGAN & CO.. A TL ANTA. ti-IT-37 <'< IPYING. MAILING ADimU.SSING HULTIGKAPHING High-class work. Arm** Letter Co. 417 We<lex Memorial Bldg Phone Ivy 1436 WE 1? ENT goon pianos. $3 month up We sell good pianos. $5 month up Bargain in second-hand. SIOO up R P Hecht Companj. 110 Temple Court building Pell nhone 6v7 MMn 4 23-20 ’ FLY SCREENS BE SURE and see our screens and get our prices before buying Kane Blind and S< rerti Un.. J J Crawford. 202 Kiser Bld v M 19293-20-11 Atlanta Tent and Awning Co.. MANUFACTURERS high-grade tents and awnings. 39>i Luckie st. Ivy 5667. 4-J6254 A nipi‘ic‘l h registers even thing ” .mih i h tin Latest improvements. (’.><ll ( >l<i registers exchanged. ' All sixes, easy terms. Atlanta (.’ash Register Co. IVt UJM ( lb 34 East Alabama street -13-47 p< UT. s sui’j 'i \l. Best dollar watek 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 n<»t highly pleased. Order today without fail Pop** Watch and Diamond Company. 1514 Main street. Da lias. Te x. 6-1-14 SODA FOUNTS’* Bargain in new and sec- ond-hand soda fountains; easy terms, write for prices. P. o. Eox 1032. Atlanta Ga. 3 16-76 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26. 1912. Auction Sales. AT' AHp'(’ T l'() N'— ( consignments, including a tine lot of household goods IToni 255 Courtland St., con sisting of tine bed room fur niture. brass beds, refriger ators. library furniture, art squares, rockers, dining ehairs, tine springs and mattresses, pillows,, center and library table, rush fiber porch furniture, erex nigs, and many other fine fur nishings too numerous to imention, to the highest bid bier. eommeneing at 10 a. m.. Friday, .lune 28. Central ! Am-tion Co., 12 E. Mitehell St. AT AUCTION. T() MO RRO W. Thursday, June 27. the entire furnish hugs and household goods of a 10-room house, and other consignments. All of this furniture is practically new, consisting of fine and medi um grade furniture, includ ing everything to furnish the home from parlor to kitchen, embracing oak chif forohe. very fine early Eng lish china closet that cost $65. exceptionally fine earl.v English buffet that cost SBS, pedestal dining table, very fine art pictures, an unus ually large lot of bed and table linen, spreads, quilts and blankets. Axminster and body Brussels art sipiares and rugs. Crex squares, carpets, lace cur tains. portieres, etc., tomor row. Thursday, June 27, at 113 South Pryor street. (’(‘MMENUING promptly at 1A a. m. to morrow • Thursday) we will offer to the highest bidder the complete fur nishings of a 10-room house. Including quartered oak hall rack. Vernla-Mar tin beds, fell mattresses. National springs, quartered oak dressers and washstands, porch furniture, porch swing, dining chairs, rockers, refrig erators, sanitary iron cot, feather pil lows. ladles’ desk, oak wardrobe with double mirror doors, parlor lamps, parlor tables, davenport, china, bric a-brac. kitchen utensils, very fine par lor heater, oil stoves, gas stoves, also 1 store floor scales. Lade of snare for bids us mentioning many otrier arti cles which will be offered tn the high est bidder, but your presence at this sale will positively prove very profit able to you. Sale commences prompt ly at 10 a. m. tomorrow (Thursday), June 27. PEMBROKE SALES CO.. 143 South Prvor St. I • ■ k 1 , AT AUCTION. : SEVERAL CONSI GN MENTS. INCLUDING HOUSEHOLD GOODS FROM A PONCE DE LEON AVE. HOME. i BRASS BED. SOLID MA HOGANY BRIC-A-BRAC STANDS. MAHOGANY BOOKCASE. EXTRA FINE CHINA CLOSET, BUFFET, ROUND PED ESTAL DINING TABLE, DAVENPORT. LADY’S WRITING DESK. ARI’ SQUARES. GAS STOVE, REFRIGERATOR. ETC., ON THURSDAY MORN ING. JUNE 27. 10 A. M., AT 25 S. PRYOR STREET. ''om VI l'lN<'l NG at 10 a m . we will offer to the highest bidder, a very flne lot of furniture and household goods, consisting of dressers, washstands. Iron beds. Na tional springs, new and second-hand mat tresses, mahogany parlor suit, oak bed room suit, mahogany bookcase, also one in oak. vary line oak buffet, china closet, . round pedestal dining table and six chairs, a complete mission dining room suit, chif fonier. chairs, rockers, mahogany and mission davenport, hric-a-brac stands, mahogany settee, lady's writing desk. Mrrris chair, bowls, pitchers, art squares, tugs, mailings, refrigerator, gas stove. It Is impossible to name each article to he sold, ami ask you to call and inspect same, as we must sell everything at this sale, rain or shine. SPRINGER’S AUCTION HOUSE. 25 Smith Pryor Street. 1 Trunks, Bags and Suitcases AND REPAIRED. ROUNTREE’S ” w s , V^t all PHONES: Bell Main 1575. Atlanta 1«54 Office Fixtures. SHOP. CROCKETT A- CARTER, 40-42 PETERS ST BOTH PHONES 1-32-* Stove and Range Repairing. H DAN THE FIXER. i sell second-hand gas stoves. We sweep chimneys. We take down heaters. We sell wick and wfckless nil stoves. We . sell gasoline stoves and ranges. Atlanta phone 2235. 121 Whitehall st. Bell phone M 2699. 4-4-T I rr-.r’a; Mattresses Renovated. WE MAKE OVER old mattresses: a*Bn furnish new ticking; best work; givens n trial terne Mattress Company, Jack sun and Irwin streets. Both phones » 4 t 15