Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, August 01, 1912, HOME, Page 14, Image 14

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14 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. 1 Published by The Georgian Company. SO East Alabama Street Atlante. Ga. Entered at Atlanta PostotHce a* second class matter Subscriptions Pavable In Advance On* year mall, postage prepaid. "J Six months. mail, postage prepaid. -J" Three months, mall, postage prepaid. 12” On* month. mail, postage prepaid. Subscriptions P- ynblo In Advance Delivered by carrier, one year S' I# Delivered by carrier, six months 2.00 Delivered by carrier, three months 1 30 Delivered by carrier, one month - 1- Delivered by carrier In Atlanta and other cities, one week..,. 10a Help Wanted—Female. ONE COOK to leave town; two g<,od , cooks; three maids. Feders. 253 ' an- < dler Annex Bldg s-1 -n; p YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE“wouId lake into their home a poor girl between the ages of 13 and 15. Must be from good family She will have the privilege- < f education and while not a tending school would receive cash com pen sot ion for serv ices rendered. The real necessity is io 1 act as companion for wife during hits- • band’s absence. Apply with parents. B’7 ' i Austell 81dg.53-8-I , i WANTED -Good cook, recommendations required; room on lot. Appl> 725 Pied mont avenue 48-8-1 WANTED—A conk~ Aply 163 Linwood i ! avenue, near Ponce DeLeon Ivv 133!’-.| . •_ __ 8-1-3'' . A RELIABLE all-round s»rvan! io i; k<• . room and work at 61 Wesi Sixth st : Phone after 4 p. m.. Iva 4893-J 8-1-33 ; , WANTED —(Jiri, experienced in making ; i buckram frames. \p|»l> l.h-ui, I’., Er-', nest L Rhodes Co.. 67-69 South Pryor st I _ 8-1-34 WANTED A good, stout colored girl, be- tween 12 and IK years old. to Io Ip m\ * ; maid and answer phone Dr Morrison.! 414 Kiser Bldg. 8-1 -32 i WANTED Experienced tinders girls. < Apply at once Appeal Publishing »'<•.. 136’-. Marietta 8-1-14 j WAXTEI’- First-c lass cook Appl> 491 South Pryor street 8-1-30 ' .. WANTED--Cook, small famlh apart- ’ menu 139 Capitol avenue 8-1-9 ’ T^ANTED—An ex periem • d |ad> stenogra pher; must be quirk and accurate; goon. ' . permanent position for Egl past Write stating experience and giving references 1 Box 1735, Atlanta. Ga 8-1-3 , GOOD stenographer wanted for three <■<•s•- j lain days each week, or will furnish ; • office room, desk and typewriter to good public stenographer desiring locution in 1 Empire Bldg Address P (>. Box 15.31 ' gy, 31-8-1 \ WANTED—Settled nurse io sta\ in house. References required. Phone Ivv .3098 ' ■ l-jt--- •; W.WTEb A first-class cook. Apple 510 - : ? s ‘ 7-31-30 ' WANTED A first-class nurse Apple , ■ 123.3 Candler Bldg.L? : L3 <■ WHITE woman to do general house work; <1 husband, wife, and one grown son in x fan lily. 131 Pee pl es st. 15 -7-. II ' WANTED —A good washerwoman. 465 e Decatur st 39-7-31 < WANTED- Girls to feed ruling machine. Must be experienced. Foote & Davies ? Company, Capitol and Milton avenues > ,7-30-13 COOK and general house worker for small family. 481 Cherokee ave. 27-7-30 ' WANTED-First-class lady stenographer, a familiar with double entry bookkeeping. \ Apply in own handwriting and furnish reference as to character and ability Lon j * Dickey Lumber Companv. Fitzgerald, Ga i 7-26-22 j <■ Help Wanted—Male. WHITE CHEF, while roast cook; two 1 colored cooks Feders. 253 Candler An |•' hex. k.j. 45 i \ vv A NTEI >--Ex pci •fenced dairyman Apply I in person. Manager Knnluillvllle Fann, : Atlanta. Permanent position. 8-1-43 1 WANTED —Good bread and cake baker to work in baker, Replv to Monroe lilt- 1 quirer. Monroe. N. C. 50-8-1 . WANTED A competent matt cook. Ap ply 32 E. North ave 35-8-1 WANTED- Two cylinder press feeders at , I once. Union. Appeal I’ubiiahlng font- - t. h«* n ''' Marietta, street 8-1-27 ' COLLEGE GRADUATE of recent years j '■ desiring permanent employment with r •; public service corporation, apply Saturday ' at 3 a. nt . room 301. 74 South Prvot t; _ _ ' 8-1-25 ' WANTED—CIerk who is tiioroughlt ex- j ; S* perlenced with typewriter and has a ' general knowledge of stenography .'.lns; be bright and intelligent and furnish first- 1 class references Permanent position to 1 right party. Box S9‘». care Georgian 1 . ~ ■ _ 17 1’Ll WANTED Young men to learn pharm- | acy this fall Demand for our gradu- . ales exceeds supply Next session begins 1 October 1. Southern College of PharmucK ’ St I.uckie street. Atlanta. «la 8-10 WANTED- Men and boys to leartTautiT 1 mobile business. We operate the b»st 1 equipped shops, and -position; open for ! graduates. Carolina Auto School Char lotte, N. C. 70-7-20 '. M ANTED-- 'l'he very best of positions ate ‘ open for competent men who tlnisli out two weeks' course, enter noy. Charlotte 1 Cotton School, Charlolte. N i' d.I 7-11 1 WANTED Chef cook who Is familiar *, ndfh both meat and pastry work, only experienced man need apply. 1..-t refer ernes accompany application Box 25. 1 Cordele, Ga. 7-31-21 WANTED -At once a night watchman Pattillo I.umber Company 7-30 34 WANTED- Several job and boot; printers by August 12 or perhaps earlier. Apply at once to Gilbert Printing Company .| , Columbus. Ga ,-30 a 1 WHOLESALE IH HSE''wTNTS 'i“ol \<; It MAN STENOGRAPHER; MIST IN > DERSTAND BOOKKEEPING. WRITE ' qOOD BUSINESS HAND AND WIL). ING TO WORK ADDRESS WITH REFERENCES BON 1 575. t’l l Y 3S-7-3O WANTED- -Bright, si roftg i boys to deliver routes in afternoons. Good wages and chance for promotion, ('all at cireulatioii depart ment I'he Atlanta (ieorgian. 20 East Alabama street. W ANTEI > Young men us to 1 ! ’ our salesmen to collect and sell Singer I sewing machines and supplies singer ' . Sewing Machine Company 7a Whitehall 1 street. 7-37 15 WANTED--Men to learn barhet trade , Few weeks complete.' Wages abileji learning. You can join us with assurance 'OU Will succeed We have tee. iced praise from thousands f<>- ()11 r beneth- al course Apply from country or eiD . Moler Barbel College. 38 l.iickie street < g 31-7-27 , 4?ARPENTERS— Competent men fmtiieh- ■< ed on short notice for all classes f car- i pettier work. Tim Stephens.,n. B- ,-wti- Randolph Bldg Phone Main 4251 \r- y'jjfiita. jMg. 7-2-5» M4> WAJiTED Two or three i ustbng sab - men and collectors, most be aide far i nikh horse and buggy and makr bond lucrative and p< rmanent position t<. right ; ,nan Apply T' Whitehall st 7 17 21 WANTED YotVng man of cxi>erh-n< - a'ltd good recommen-tatlons to take charge and manage retail grocer' buslr.es> must Invest SSOO or would lease buslne-s to , right party: excellent opportunity y.t dress Groceries, care Georgian 7-12-4.' ‘ - Ideas TSvenlors write for list of Inventions wanted and prizes . » sered by manufacturers Mho. how t-> g. • your patent Sent free to any address Randolph A- Briscoe paunt attorner-. Waahington. D C 7-11-23 STOP at Hilburn hotel heart <-f city io' ' Welton street If 'on w ent a clean quiet room; transient 50c open all night V ES. Professor <1 <~i Bt.uinibr w II •to you the barber trade tit's easy t We teach In one half time of other eollegt Course tools and position It, out imps only (30 Why pay ntort ' Tho-tst.lt.K of our graduates tunning -I to -o makmg gtasi wages Xth.nla Battel College in East Mitchell Mrirt 5:1-17 FREE M'ASSA' E liat- rati e shampoos Ml barber work free t'legn I linen .1 llama Bar let College, in I a-t <U''< h*ll. fc 27 H I« Help Wanted—Male and Female, i WANTED—Cook and butler. Apply Mrs. j Charles A. Smith, corner Moreland and St. Charles, Druid Hills. 8-1-13 1 MEN ANT?"WOMEN WAN TED for gov 7 | ernment positions SBO.OO month. Write for list of positions open. Franklin In- . stitute, Dept. 49-K., Rochester, N. Y. i r for a- aso Specific Blood Pol- . I son we tall to cure. Raney j Medicine Co., 513 Austell | 'SsO', BMg. Phone 614 Office I ) Hours: 7 a m to 6 p m.;| I Sundays. 9 a. m to 12 a. m I I 6-3-33; Salesmen Wanted. WANTED- Several stock .salesmen, none! oyrept men of ability and experience] n ed apply, (’all at 10 o’clock Friday and Saturday morning this wook. I 'iulpi-v, rii - ; «rs Realtv Companv 66 Wc.si Min liOl ' strict. 8-1-41 , Teachers Wanted WANTED -Teachers for late fall and i winter schools, mainly rural positions. Good locations, good schools. .sal- aries Free registration Write for blnnks. Register 'l’eacbers Xgeticy. ID g isf. . G;l _ _ __ 7-31 -19 '' .' kCHERB sot • gia - hook . lui• I ai’it graded; many splendid openings; must have Georgia < ertidea t<*s: guaran teed servic’e; openings in otl » r states also. Sheridan’s At;<r.<\. <hi enw <><><!. S. <’ teTch i j:s~ riu'd* i;ssi< 7p>l'- i.HGE, At’STIN. TEXAS, mods the service-* of one ambitious teacher in each county, good proposition. Fuh info • ' I Situations Wanted—Female. I I RST-( ’LASS eoi<.ifd dressmaker open sot engagements from August 8 to Oc tober I: price. $2 p« r day. best refer ences. Emma L >barp, 267 l< (‘ahi HELD position trust five years as dern <»nst rotor and specially aieslady sot one of largo- i concerns existing: wish em ployment Atlanta lete.renccs. Box 401. iHi’f* Georgian. 44-7--H \\ .N'l'Fl’ Washing io do al home by an honest woman. W. Al 'l', tear 106 West 7- 3 POSITION wanted i>\ export lady' ste nographer: references furnished. Ste nographer. 36 Orleans st. 50-7-30 I7X PERI EN<’l7l», competent stenogra- pher vyill substitute or accept regular posilhin Mi R. .1 II Box 300. (are Georgian. 41-7-30 WaaTLD Position as assistant or clerk in thn<l-ci::ss post off ice: well experi- • need and do dot mind work Address Airs \ i> Al'i’ornb, Dawson. Ga., I: i- D No I 12 7 t" ' > 'TT D Privat< nui t Ing by under graduate of four years experience; nurse all kinds of sickness. Maternity cases a specialty References from best do< h.r • < ii Main ■ 183 L 16-1 " M A’i I- i; xi t \ < \. , by exjterienced nurse; hospital training; best refer ences; reasonable Charge; no objection to oni-of-town cases Hell phone West 1054. 29-7-26 Situations Wanted—Male. WANTI7D Position by an experienced, licensed pharmacist; good references and a worker. Address Pharmacist, care Georgian. 52-8-1 P I‘I.I:Ii. X' 'I. I • . <>h.re.l ma n \\ a r,ts DO* sition as porter, janitor; best of refer ences. Address B Green. 18 (’at ter st., At lanta <2 s-1 STEWARD or manager, a former resident of Atlanta, desires position anywhere in Georgia with club, hotel or institution; best references. For particulars, address 3341 Al.llla .'-I . I i.i:u.i< 11 •’ i:< Pa W.AXTLD Position as janitor; can furn ish be i of references Apply or write 277 Rhoaj < s sti. t -i , ,;i Yol NG - 1 \ x competent kkeepet ol six .\ »-ars‘ exp. rience in office; clear record Address <’ It H , care (leorgian. 41-7-31 S'I’RICILV sober honest young man must have work at on»'e, an interview solicit rd Address Al . Box 345. care < G'..r p:>.• jj 33-7-31 a colored man •>• ■■ ■ ■ potdtlon as butler or coachman. Call or write M. S., laS’-j Auburn aw., city. 31-7-31 W ANTED Position as doubTa-entry bookkeeper or assistant; can use type writer W. M \\ . ca tv (leorgian 80 31 WANTED Position as soda >i> 1 \ • 1 sonable salary. M .st have work at once W rite me i F Dickinson, New la 48 | .3 V'll Ni; colored man, 21 years old. would like t(> get a position with some private family driving <ar and working around the house Will Banks, 73-B Wes! Mc- Daniel st.. City 49-7-30 THOROI ciii-’i experienced accountant age 40. strictly temperate, energetic, not afraid of work, very highest refer ences, would like to connect as hookkeep er, cashier or office manager with some live firm or corporation in Georgia Ad dress Box 219. care Georgian. 48-7-50 MAN with 2<l years' practical experience in Baltimore jobbing coffee and tea trade, desires < <mn. < lion with similar line in Atlanta as buyer, manager. <ales man ager. etc . strictly temperate, highest ret erenees Address Box 617. • ar» Georgian. •■ • •1 • B1 ii.l 1; who know’! oqnething about automobiles hut never did drive wants position. Good references Box 346. car«- Georgian 45-7-29 ALL ROUND PRIX i'GR w islios wot Iv ftt once wiifi sonic weekly paper in the slate of Georgia \nt now editor and manager of l iberty Times. Ludow iri (la. A rite to (.’. (' Tarver. Box 74. I Window Cleaning. National Window Cloaners WILL t'LE\N YOFR WINDOWS. Dwelling- or Store Fronts. Carpets A’acu um Cleaned; Floors Oiled or Waxed All Work Guaranteed 47 F. Hunter Si Main 1175, Atlanta I‘hone 1051 7-5-24 Carpenter Work. l.l’T I S GIA'E you prices on cabinet, vnr pentvi ami buck work, plastering painting and tinting Forsyth Street Cabinet Shop 62R- South Forsyth street Phones Ma»n 1187. Atlanta 6087-M Board Wanted BOARD an<i room in north side, modern, private home of strictly first-class peo ph by refined business woman, who wants uermaneni ioiation in real home atmos phere. prefer some distance out op .at lit ♦ best of references given and 1. <iidre«l; give phone number and full nui tlculars in reply Box 44 t. care Ge Boarders Wanle t li<‘(’MS First-class ba also table board a 1 > .50 week K Harris Ivv s'll-L _ Th A ’.ns South Pryor f«»r board”; refcr 'i <-s Main 2456-L 8-1-31 L\R(.II delightful room, with private | bath single ru«an; best location, good i tabh home comterts 241 W’esi l‘«acli-| tree - L R()oM and board for (wo young men. best ' north sale ’.ovation between the Peach- I II •< ‘ Phone ’\y 664» 7-31 -29 , Nl<’i: R(»« «.M with board north side i"-« m rate- reasonable Phone 1\• 8 7-.{'!-<i j 1 • n ILL t v v g men can secure • 1 ■ ' at 10.' Bt yan stt evt. ‘ f • • •.i. nt t»ark If taken < ■I w < • . .\ • . p,.» week for «w. ml m.u u-< of p| 01 , Alam 4259 L l 44-7 20 The RANDOLPH < ’■’ ’LI .> ’■ ■ • ••!. • . . s ,I, , If \ I • W AB'S'|‘ <\« ♦ rt >• w h bo*na at 76 1 West r< iyy .1 ,:7-7-.k» : pTiT\ \TE fa mu* ' « ’ W ■ n»ii|'l» with »ut in wtdr. lam <aie Georgian. 7 jv * READ FOR PROFIT--GEORGIAN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS '1 Boarders Wanted. Board and Rooms. 1115 S PRA’OR: excellent board, delightful I rooms. Atlanta phono 41149.31-7-29 LARGE, beautifully furnished rooms witn i hot and void water, baths and excellent i table board; tinder new management. 4 I W Peachtree st. Bell phone ivy 6790-. T. -28-27 IVY HOTEL, 98 Ivv Street. ' AMERICAN PLAN, $1.25 UP Weekly I I la t es, 46- 7- j 6 THE PLAZA Central location: summer rates, cool front room*. 286 Peachtree I street. 39-7-17 Summer Resorts. BOARDEKS W.WTEI). DIELSIiUKO I.X.X. IN the lieart of the Blue Ridge. An ideal place to summer. Cool, restful, plenty of milk, butter and fresh country produce.. Electric lights, bath, hot and cold water. Terms very reasonable. Apply at once Mrs .1 P. Jarrett, Dillsboro. N. C. 7-30-8 Lost and Found. L( I' Bunch «if key s. Name plate en g. aved ■(’laudius.” Return to 318 Whitehall sßcct. Reward- ONE iron gray mar* strayed or stolen, Sunday night, from 508 Sunset avenue; live year*' <»ld. with wire cut on left fore foot; weight 860 pounds. Phone Atlanta J 50 Bed :.xif» 8-1-8 LOST White hound bitch, ten ye&ra old Reward John I* Turk, Nelson. Ga. LOST Wednesday morning at Forsyth street, between postofffee and Nelson street, ladies’ gold watch and pin. Finder please return to Liquid Carbonic Com pany ami gelrewaru. 7-31-16 LOST Sunday evening Tn Atlanta or on Lawrencevilk? road, pocketbook con taining eighty-odd dollars in tens, fives and one dollar btllw; book' has Pennsylva nia ('usually Co. in gilt letters on inside and Shrine card with .1 A. Apperson’s name Return to .1. A. Apperaon, 803 Empire Life Building, and get reward. 7-81 2 LOST Well bucket and rop®« Forget It and buy “So Easy td Fix’’ Pump of Dunn .Machinery Company, 54 Marietta street. Atlanta. Ga. 7-12-35 Personal. AN HONORABLE gentleman, 40 years old, 5 feet 2 ipches high, of German de scent. graduate of four universities, two of Germany and two of America. I am strictly temperate in habits, kind disposi tion I am able to make a good living for a family and give a good home and happy life. My references are my cre dentials from my colleges. I hope to lo cate here. I wish to form an acquaint ance with a single elderly lady or with a widow from the city or country. Must have a little means and willing to help open an office. Will give reasons why later on. My object is matrimony. I mean no trilling. I assure that I am a strictly honorable, intelligent gentleman. I will show later with myself this is the truth and nothing but the’ truth. Triflers please do not answer, as I mean strictly business. Address S. R., Box 150. care Georgian. 31-8-1 AI’THORS, WRITERS: us secure your copyrights, print and place your books on the market. Morton Publishing Company, Dept ATG. Morton building, New York 7-11-26 LAI’IE: I . you! drugg I (or <'luches- ters Pills, the Diamond brand; for 25 years known as best, safest, always relia ble; buy of your druggist, ''ake no other. Chichesters Diamond Brand .‘llls are sold by druggists everywhere. 5-2-1 M DA XXETm/S PHOTO SHOP. HAS MOA’EU to 220 Courtland street. Photographs anything, any where, any lime Phone ivy 1886. 7-27-5 AD LLT T‘ L ANOFORT’E CO I RS E Spe cial method for adults commencing music. Enables you to play well in three months. All monotony of practice avoided. Even ing lessons If desired. Box 305, care Geor gian. 48-7-23 .MATERNITY SANITARIUM refined, homelike; limited number of patients eared for; home provided *or in fants; infants for adoption. Mrs. M. T. -Mitchell, 26 Windsor st. 6-22-12 RICH A RDSON S Atlanta Select School; both sexes; summer school in session. Pupils prepared for Tech, university, col lege, West Point, Annapolis. 300 Spring 7-12-27 SERLOI § RESULTS come from trusses improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at 34 Wall street, has an expert fitter and It will cost vou no more to have him fit you, and it indans insurance. 6-24-19 The Many Spirella Styles. INCLUDE a style for every woman: the genuine skill of our corsetieres is mani fested in selecting the model that be comes you best, t ompany headquarters, 84 Fast North avenue Ivy 6176. 5-28-36 FOUND The successful treatment for skin, blood, chronic diseases and CAN CER (’all an«l see Dr. Reynolds Com pany. 21 Inman building. Atlanta, Ga If you can m*; call, write. 6-7-36 ILV SCIUiENS, 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 Alain 5310 ,\( M E LETTER CO. NOTHING but first class work and prompt service. Wb.en you are ready for tnis kind of work, phone Ivv 1436. \UME LKTTLR (’OMPANY. 417 Wesley- Memorial building 5-6-33 Palmistry. C YI’SY PA LM IST IS Now LOCATED in tent, corner For syth and l.uekie. can be consulted on all affairs of life Charges moderate Sat is fact ion guaranteed. 6-25-13 I’alinist and Life Reader. 17 E. Mitchell. 25 and 50 cenLs. RI'.VKALS past, present and future, can he consulted on all affairs of life (In tent i. 6-29-5 Dropsy. DROPSY CURED RtMteves ori,>f breath m36io 48 hours Red uces swell ing in 15 to 20 days. Write sot particu ..»rs Colloni Dropsy* RemePiy Company. 512 Austell Building, Atlanta 6-25-11 Medical. DR l-’DAh »NDSON‘S Tat.<\. Pennyroyal and Cotton Root Pilis, a safe and re liable treatment for painful and sup pta ssed menstruation, iri egularitles and s mllar obstructions. Trial box by mail, ■dk Frank Edmondson & Bro . manufac ■l’rmg chemists, 14 South Broad street. Atlanta. Ga. 2-17-14 Wanted—Miscellaneous. A \NTi:b Bicycle \«l.tress' Bi, yelty _B<>\ 100. care Georgian. 17-8-1 I:i Ia ‘ I’Rlcrr Y. the coming power- If you want to know where to get the lat est ,md most complete books telling al’, about e»cmrk-ity, <h <»p a card to John A Jonnst-n. .”>7 Savannah st Atlanta, Ga 28-7-31 \A 17 Bl \ old accounts, notes, judgments 616 Tetnrle Court Bldg Main 3992 7-IM-17 BES'I e ««f all kinds AA’e buy contents of residences, flats and offices Phone Main 187 14.3 South Pry or Pei e Sab ■ <' 1 ■ pai > jo- 14 \\ 1 i ■ : ;; • , •-’) ’ clothes ano shoes The A’estaire. 166 Ue<. tur street 6-27-42 I Hl A’ men's old clothes and shoes 1'• > ' st 5-1-11 \\ . p <.! ■ i-ehold good" ' i.ino and office (•onitur* Cash adxan ed on consign ment Springer s Auction H mse. 25 South Fixer street Hell phone Main 1526 4 10 io WE l'\v HIGHEST cash m u es f<c house hold g--hX. i.lanes and e imnitme. (’•• fi mtxaneed on cons-y*’ • • Crn t’nl Am’ an Companv. ’2 Fast Mui.hrll nrvcl Bed phony Mam 8 26-26 “The Georgian's Rent Bulletin” A New List Each Day This bulletin contains every desirable place that is For Rent in the city and suburbs The hard problem of finding the places that you desire to rent without taking a lot of vour valuable time and getting fruitless results in return has at last been solved through The Georgian’s Rent Bulletin. We have special men scanning the city each day in search of all the desirable places for the benefit and convenience of our many thousand patrons and readers. This bulletin con tains every new place each day we can locate and we assure you that we are sparing no pains and time in having this bulletin complete each day. When you want to rent, think of the best way—the way that is the most complete and the place y-.tu have the most places to choose from. Always consult The Georgian’s Rent Bulletin. That is the best waj’. It will save you time, money and worry It is for your own convenience Furnished Rooms For Rent. TWO furnished light housekeeping first floor front rooms, dose in; parties with out children. 117 Form wait street. At lanta phone 6137-A . 8- J -40 DESiRaBLE room with all conveniences in private north side home; two blocks of Peachtree: price $lO. Ivy 1818-.1. -1-38 H RXISHED ROOMS—376 ( api tol aveue. Also two unfurnish ed rooms for housekeeping. Phone M. 2890-J. si-LI2 NICELY furnished front room; close in; very reasonable 178 Rawson st. Call Main 8-1-33 IF ENGAGED immediately, will rent to one or two young men nicely furnished front roortl; phone, bath, electric lights, porch, cheap Call Mr. Belew, Ivv 4041 'lay , or Jvy 558Q-.J_a.fter 0:30. 39-8-1 NICE furnished rooms with ail conven iences, with or without board for voung men only. 231 8. Pryor. Main 4508-.1. 8-1-24 FOR RENT —One furnished room and un furnished kitchenette. Close in. 59 East Ellis street,, 8-1-28 NICELY furnished room in apartment; every convenience. 28 East Alexander street. Ivy 5818-.1. 8-1-11 TWO housekeeping rooms, first floor, new apartment, near in. Call after t> o'clock. 205 Woodward avenue, two doors from Capitol a venue. 28-8-1 Fl'llN 1;411 KI I rooms for light housekeep ing or small apartment: near in; refer ences exchanged. Apply 18 East Pine, or Bell phone Ivy 5024-.1.32-8-1 FOR RENT—Neatly furnished rooms in nice, cool neighborhood Reasonable. 25,'. Courtland. 7-31-34 FOR RENT—Two well furnished rooms, second floor; steam heated apartment. Cool in summer ami warm in winter. 14 West Baker street. Phone Ivy 5039. ROOM with all conveniences with private family; close in; north side apartment. -31-31 NICELY furnished front room, close in. convenient to bath. Bell phone Main 5070 7-31-23 FURNISHED room; all conveniences. Apply 4 Wellington Apartments, 124 Ivy st. 27-7-31 TWO nicely furnished front rooms, com plete for housekeeping, private en trance. sink in kitchen, electric lights, hot bath. Bell phone, best location, cheap to parties without children. 290 Wash ington. 7-30-18 TWO furnished rooms for housekeeping; private home. 520 Central avenue. - 7-30 FOR RENT—Four nicely furnished con necting downstairs rooms; all conveni ences In cool West End, to couple with out children 118 Greenwich avenue. -30-5 To nice young man newly furnished front room, all conveniences, with owner. Ivv 2211-L.7-30-1 LARGE, beautiful front room; private bath; gentleman preferred. Peachtree, care Georgian3o-7-30 LARGE front room and board for couple or young men Ivy 2423-.1.7-29-1 EXTRA LARGE, COOL ROOMS; CLOSE IN; NORTH SIDE; REFINED PEOPLE ONLY; REASONABLE. IVY 4606. WANTED—Gentleman room-mate: nice, cool corner room; excellent table board. Main 4839-L, 121 Capitol Square. 7-27-10 CA RN EG! E~HOTEL~ D. E. EY'ANS, proprietor of the Hotel Carnegie. 20-B Carnegie Way, has the nicest location in the city; nice, large, airy, clean looms; first-class board if de sired. Also has two-room apartments for light housekeeping; furnished completely with hot and cold water, steam heat and janitor service. Also one three-room apartment, completely furnished for light housekeeping. Ivy 5558-. T, Atlanta 3900. -26-1 Furnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED-Single room: centrally lo cated: by gentleman in business. Ad dress. stating rate, Box 901, care Geor gian 44-8-1 Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. FoK HEXT 46 Capitol avenue, five rooms ss’2. 8-1-44 THBFJI connecting rooms; modern con veniences. use of telephone; couple without children preferred M. 1911, At lAiiia 5037. 159 Kell> st. 8-1-37 THREE or four unfurnished rooms: par - ties without children preferred. 47 Brotherton st. Atlanta phone 3424. 8-1-20 THREE connecting rooms for housekeep ing; furnish gas and use of phone; close in ami very reasonable. 220 E. Fair. 8-1-21 TWO unfurnished rooms; private en trance; rent reasonable to parties with out children; take Smith Decatur car. get off Third ave. Lakeview. Mrs. \V. M. Thy lor. t 7-30-17 THREE connecting rooms; have gas. wa ter and bath; close in. 25 Chapel street. - :n THREE rooms, hall, private bath. ga«. hot and cold water: north side. At lanta phone 3163-M. 25-7-30 WhM Have You For Rent? I Have you a nice, cozy furnished room, an attractive apartment, a lovely home, a hotel, an office too large for you but big enough for two concerns? Do you want to rent your business location, or ha e you a garage that you would like to rent? Everything that is For Rent can be rented in this bulletin at a lit tle cost and within a short time. The 'leorgian is the recognized Rent Medi um of the city and suburbs. For Exchange—Miscellaneous. WILL EXCHANGE mandolin for boxing gloves. Address B J . rare Georgian. 8-1-29 For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE One L. C. Smith visible type writer. No. 1, and table. S4O. F. I. Stone A Co.. 814 Atlanta National Bank Bldg FOR SALE—-One 75-pound Eddy refriger ator; large heater. Roth nearly new. Gas stove and water heater 41 Grady Plane. 46-8-1 10.000 WAKEFIELD FLAT DUTCH and Bullhead cabbage plants at $1.25 per 1,000: stock is A-l. S. .1. Michael. 1011 North Mam street. Findley. Hancock Co.. Ol Io SLB-1 FOR SALE The pipe organ now being used in St Mark church. The organ is in excellent condition and sold for no fault We are erecting a much larger organ .Price. s6uo. This includes the services of an expert in taking down, < meting ami tuning Satisfaction guaran teed. Demonstration, if desired, can be given at any time Apply W L. Peel. < are Anieri. an National Bank4o-8-1 FOR SAi7i. T’opulnt law library twelve volumes by \lbert H Putney, regular student's course in law . will sell cheap Call Ivy 50'28-1-16 FOR S\LE All speeches and writings of Senator Ben Rill, one volume hand somely bound in buckram Xppl' 205. Stale I'atdi'i 84-8-1 It'll SALE t’heroke. Soda Co and Pressing club 129 Ch* rokee ate At lanta phone 2923. 8-1-22 Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED—Three rooms, light housekeep ing, young couple; give price and If any children. Jack, care Georgian. 35-7-31 Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. LARGE connecting or entire upper floor; private bath, porch, sink and phone; furnished or unfurnished; private resi dence; reasonable. 66 Highland ave. ivv 4809-J. 8-1-36 Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED—For adults a five-room steam heated, furnished or unfurnished apart ment on south side. Must be reasonable. Address 27 Inman Bldg. Phone Main 921. 26-8-1 Furnished Apartments For Rent. COOL, well furnished room for two gen tlemen; twin beds, bath, electric light, elevator, every convenience. Marlborough Apartments. No. 26, or call Ivv 4810. 7-31-14 Furnished Apartments Wanted. FOUR rooms and bath, furnished, all conveniences wanted on north side by family of two. Not over S4O. New house preferred. Frank Remsen, 34 East ave. 54-7-30 Unfurnished Apartments For Rent ABOVT September t we will probably have for r»nt four to seven-room apart ments In the Corinithan. No. 136 Peachtree street, and the Nicholas, 234 Forrest avenue, by Charles P. Glover Realty Company, 2U Walton street. 7-22-15 FOR RENT—The new apartment nouse 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. la now ready for occupancy. Apply on prem ises or Fltihugh Knox. 1613 Candler building. 6-9-S7 Furnished or Unfurnished Apart ments For Rent. THREE connecting rooms for light house keeping. bed room, sitting room, kitch enette. with bath: suitable for business woman. 345*4 Peachtree. 7-29-16 Furnished Houses For Rent. FOR RENT—lmmediately, well furnished house; five rooms: electricity, gas; best locality: ideal, shady veranda: ten min utes' walk from center of city; references required. 314 Courtland st. 41-8-1 FURNISHED four-room cottage Call Main 2888. 7-27-14 Unfurnished Houses For Rent. EXCELLENT 12-room residence; two baths, electricity, large lot, fine lawn and shrubbery. Owner, 179 North Jackson street. Phone Ivy 1907-.1. 8-1-10 BEST twelve-room steam-heated brick house; near in; north side; SSO. Ivy 4676.7-30-31 PHONE or write us for our rent bulletin; excellent houses all over the city at moderate rates. Turman, Black &• Cal houn. 203 Empire Bldg. 6-29-66 THE HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for electricity. 4-18-'lB FOR RENT. HOUSES—CaII, wr’ e or phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph O. Cochran, 19 South Broad street. 4-1-21 Unfurnished Houses Wanted. WANTED —To rent attractive six or sev en'-roont house in district of Tenth street school. Prefer one-story house. Address H.. 228 Peachtreeß -1 '26 WANTED —To rent six or seven-room house with modern conveniences: good size lot; prefer near Catholic church; not more than twenty minutes' ride of post office. Address with full particulars and rent. Box 521, care Georgian. 45-7-30 Fire-Proof Storage. WE STORE HOUSEHOLD goYds~Gnd pianos. Office and warehouse. 239-241 Edgewood ave. Ivy 2037. John J. Wood side Storage Company. Public Baggage and Transfer. M. C. FURNITURE transfer: we pack and ship. Main 3657-J, A 1319. 42 Mad ison ave. 3-12-7 For Sale—Miscellaneous. » FOR SALE One Circassian walnut dress er, one Circassian walnut waiting desk 1 and chair, two golden oak rockers, two ■ golden oak chairs, one mahogany book- case, one Singer sewing machine, two rugs, one cot and two mattresses. Ivy 2751. ask for janitor. 33-8-1 SECOND-HAND SAFES—SmaII, medium ‘ and large home safes. sls; Hall’s bank and fire-’ roof safes, vault doors, etc. C. J Daniel. 416 Fourth National Bank Bldg . 9-7-33 PEACH ES—PEACHES. ELBERTA PEACHES for sale: $1.25 i crate; delivered anywhere in town. ■ Wesl 406-.!, or Main 4388 7-30-14 UMBRELLAS reiatired and recovered. Prices reasonable Mrs. Higgins. 205 South Forsyth street. Atlanta phone , 5714-F7-30-26 t FOR SALE For CASH pieces Old > English mission living room or office suite in perfect condition Apply .325 ‘ Pea ch I rec Janitor 7-30-6 ■ FOR SALE Diamond ring: stone weighs 3>- less 1-32 carats. Finest blue-white Absolutely perfect in every way. This is a rare pm Will take ISO*) cash for it. . This stone Is worth S3OO a carat todav. Must sell at once ,1 D Holman. Pel ham. Ga 51-7-29 FOR SALE —Good horse, harness and ’ spring wagon The whole outfit for $1o« for quick sale Call at 130 South For *-vth - 7-30-4 AN assortment of'chinaware. edds and ends from our premium stock room, to he closed out at very low prices An op portunity to secure some very beautiful . pieces of china at little expense t ai- be 'seen at out premium fssrlor, 20 East Ma ' liama street. The Georgian. 7-29-18 For Sale—Miscellaneous. One Price. Na 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. Cleveland-Manning Piano Company, 80 N. Pryor Street. Bell Phone Ivy 2240. FOR SALE —Small soda fount, floor show case. cigar case and wall case. Apply 55 East Alabama st. 7-29-5 FOR SALE—First-class, upright Piano. Cost first $550.00., On account of removal will sell for SIOO.OO cash. Also first-class cooking range, good as new. Also splendid reception hall heater. Will sell cheap. Mrs. Geo. S. Donnell, 25 Howard avenue, De catur, Ga. 51-7-30 FOR SALE—A new National cash register with six drawers and all the latest at tachments to it; I will sell to some good enterprising business man for the small sum of $350 cash; first come first served. C, *l. Meinschur, Quincy. Fla. 7-26-10 FOR SALE—II 4 horsepower water-cooled horizontal gasoline engine; weight 3001bs. Complete ready for running, new. $37.50 cash with order. Wonderful value. Dunn Machinery Company, 54 Marietta street. Atlanta. Ga. This price is made in order' to sell 5,000 of these engines in Georgia this year. 7-25-36 IF VOU WANT SAND in any quantity delivered in any part of town, whole sale or retail, call Ivy 3786. C. W. Jones & C 0.7-2-33 National Cash Register. $35, SSO, S6O, $75, SI.OO, $l5O and up to suit your needs. Terms easy. Liberal ex change for cash registers in use. Bell phone Ivy 4155, Atlanta 594. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 60 North Broad Street. 7-20-52 NEW RUBBER TIRES PUT ON YOUR BABY'S CARRIAGE. PHONE IVY 3076. ROBERT MITCHELL. 229 EDGE WOOD. 7-18-15 WE RENT good pianos, $3 month up. We sell good pianos, $5 mopth up. Bargain in second-hand, SIOO up. R P. Becht Company 110 Temple Court building. Bell phone 667 Main. 4-23-20 A mnrto‘l n ‘‘lt registers everything." xUlltlllilll Latest improvements. Udall Old registers exchanged. Vdbll AU sizes; easy terms. Pnn'iofnro Atlanta Cash Register Co. neglbteib 34 East Alabama street. 6-13-47 POPE S SPECIAL—Best dollar watch tn the world sent prepaid, only 16c. 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 Automobiles. FOR EXCHANGE —House and lot for au tomobile. Phone Main 1287.43-8-1 FOR SALE —One big Brush, just been painted, and thoroughly overhauled, and in perfect condition: a bargain for S2OO. Address Fulton Auto Supply Company, 227 Peachtree st. B-1-17 1912 OVERLAND.torpedo roadster, a dan dy in A-l condition to travel far. A four or five-passenger car of standard make Phone Decatur 312 for demonstra tion. 38-7-31 GREAT PICK-UP DIAMOND AND GOODYEAR TIRES. SLIGHTLY BLEMISHED: 28 by 3 $7.90, 30 by 3 $8.90, 29 bv 3% $11.50, 30 by 3*A $11.90, 32 by 3 $8.50, 32 by 314 $12.90. 34 by 314 $13.90, 30 bv 4 $12.50, 32 by 4 $17.90, 33 by 4 $18.90, 34 by 4 $19.90. 36 by 4 $19.90. anti-skid 37 bv 4L $28.50. THESE ARE FRESH AND NEW AND ARE GIVING SPLENDID SERVICE. M’PHERSON AUTO TIRE COMPANY, 46 Auburn avenue, Atlanta. 34-7-31 WANTED—Five-passenger automobile; S4OO to $1,000; will give .vacant lot and some cash. W. H. S. Hamilton. Decatur, Ga, Phone Decatur 413.7-31-1 WANTED —Slightly used 2-passenger car. Must be bargain. P. O. Box 308, Adairs vllle. Ga. 7-30-12 ABOUT AUTO REPAIRING. THE reason we control the finest auto renair business In the city is due to the fact tha* we work hn the cars ourselves. We know how to make them run right and make sure it is done as It should be. When your car needs attention, remem ber. we can make any kind of repair on any make car. Travis & Almond. 26 James st., third floor. Ivy 4832. 7-24-24 WE HAVE FOR SALE a five-passenger White gas car, 1911 model; also a five passenger 1910 Cadillac We have rebuilt these from the ground up. We know these to be absolutely perfect. Some one finds a bargain here. When we have a car for sale it must be right. Call and let us show you how good they are. Travis & Almond. 26 James st., third floor. Ivy 4832. 7-24-25 AUTOS REPAIRED. MAGNETS AND STORAGE BATTERIES RECHARGED. MAGNETO AND CAR BURETOR work a specialty. We give careful attention to electric auto and bat tery work. Hartrampf & Yarbray Co. Phone Alain 3810 56 Edgewood avenue, just below E<iuitable building. 4-22-5 Motorcycles. ALL MAKES. SSO AND UP—largest mo torcycle dealers in the South; exclusive Southern distributors for Indian. Elyea- Austell Company, 35 North Pryor street. 1-21 9 Sewing Machines. WE RENT r.ew machines with complete set of attachments for $2 per month; also machines repaired: prompt delivery. Roth phones 1893 Singer Sewing Ma- j chine Company, 79 Whitehall. 9-14-44 Furniture For Sale. CLOSING OUT SALE 60 DAYS 60 DAYS WE ARE positively closing out this stock. On aveonnt of change in business a dandy, elean, new slock of Finn lure to at practically wholesale cost. IL A MARTIN FURNITURE CO. 135 WIHIEIIALL STREET. PHURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1912. Want Ad Rates and Rules in The Atlanta Georgian One cent a word each insertion. No ad taken for less than the price of ten words. z\ds in larger type, 2c a word. Out-of-town advert! sementa must be accompanied with cash. Agencies’ discounts 30 and 5 per cent. The Georgian will not be respon sible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad ordered more than one time. Closing Hours: To secure prop er classification of Want Ads it will he necessary to have copy in The Georgian office before 1 o’clock the day of the issue. All ads must be ordered out in writing or at the office. No dis continuance notice taken over tel ephone. Every word in the advertisement, including the name and address, should be counted. Each initial counts one word; compound words are counted as two words. Telephone your Want Ads to The Georgian (both phones 8000) when it Is more convenient to do «o, and collection will be made at your holne or at your office the follow ing day. Tliis is an accommoda tion service rendered Georgian Want Ad patrons and payment should always be promptly made on presentation of bill. Always ask that your telephone ad be re peated back to you by the ad taker to make sure that it has been taken correctly. The Georgian can not guarantee accuracy or assume responsibility for errors of any kind occurring in telephone advertise ments. ADVERTISERS should retain re ceipts given oy 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. Auction Sales. AT AUCTION. S EVER A L CONSIGN MENTS. INCLUDING MAHOGANY DRESS ERS, BRASS BEDS, GAS STOVE. RE FRIGERATOR, PAR LOR SUIT, WILTON AND AXMINSTER AR T SQUA RE S, RUGS, LACE CUR TAINS, TABLE AND BED LINEN, ETC., FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, AT 12 E. MITCHELL STREET. COMMENCING at 10 a. m Friday, wa will offer to the highest bidder a fine lot of household goods, including ma hogany dressers and washstands, brass beds, gas stove, parlor furni ture. reception and library rockers, feather pillows, felt mattresses. Ver nis Martin beds, six mahogany din ing chairs, rugs, art squares, table and bed linen, lace curtains; also a lot of dry goods, including sheeting, foulards, dimities, fixtures, batiste, white linen, voiles, dress goods, ging hams, muslin underwear and calicos, in lengths to suit you, and many other things too numerous to men tion. Sale starts promptly at. 10 a. m. Friday, August 2. CENTRAL AUCTION CO., 12 E. Mitchel] St. WE HAVE PLENTY of electric fans to make you comfortable. PAWN BROKERS AUCTION HOUSE, 51 Decatur street. We buy and sell any and everything. Atlanta phone 2285. 7-29-20 Stove and Range Repairing. DAN TIIE FINEIL SELLS second-hand gas stoves. We sweep chimneys: We take down heaters. We sell wick and wickless oil stoves. We seli gasoline stoves and ranges. Atlanta phone 2235. 1.21 Whitehall street. Beil phone Main 2699. 4-4-7 Business Opportunities. FOR SALE—Cheap, nice, clean, Tancv grocery, cigar, tobacco and soft drlnlt stand: good reason for selling. See Ameri can Candy Co., 146 Houston st, 8-1-23 FOR EXCHANGE —Dental office. Also beautiful home on promi nent street in Atlanta, for same in nice Georgia town, or to pur chase good practice reasonable. Address A. Box 5. care Georgian. 7-31-24 FOR SALE -General merchandise bu si - ness tn good country town. There is connected with this business lumber, shingle and building material, ice, auto mobile and garage business; also meat market. The amount of business now done is $25,000 to $30,000 per year This amount can be doubled. About $5,000 will handle. Box 143, Austell. Ga. 6-29-46 Building Materials. FOR BUILDINGS. AUSTIN BROS , Atlanta, Ga. 4-19-7 Trunks, Bags and Subcases. "TETAYLEr^A3<D?REm^IRED , ~ ROUNTREE’S 77 v^Kl?r ALI ‘ PHONES: Bell Main 1576. Atlanta 1654. Painting and Tinting. FOR THE BEST iU UC Tjs'Ta LITt B EMBRY. M. 1455. 318 4TH NAT'L BANK BLDG. 5-11-24 Monuments and Stone Work. ATLANTA GRANITE COM PAN Y. All kinas stone work. 17-19 Fraser st. Phone Main 3540 1-5-47 Furniture For Sale.