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■TIE ATLANTA REAP FOR PROHT-SEUKbiAN I IJ--,’.: FO?i RESULTS WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 4,1 912. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. *hed by The Georgian Company, 2ft East Alabama Street, Q Atlanta. Ga. r."' ." at Atlanta postoffice as second class matter. < > -,-riptions Payable in Advance. a . mail, postage pi epaid, $5 00 ‘■<hs, mall, postage prepaid. 2.50 ‘months, mail, postage prepaid. 1.25 one nt b mail, postage prepaid, .45 Payable in. Advance, \e‘red bv carrier, one year $5.20 ■ '--Pied bv carrier, six months .... 2.60 E,: veer! by carrier, three months.. 1.30 rT eie i by carrier, one month4s nUvered by carrier in Atlanta and 1 ether cities, one week 10c Want Ad Rates and Rules in The Atlanta Georgian Pre '.ent a word each insertion, ad taken for less than the price nf ten words Ads in larger type, i line (4 words to the line). it-of-.town advert! sements st be accompanied with cash. \cencies' discounts 10 and 5 per cent. The Georgian will not be respon sible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad ordered more •.ban one time. Closing Hours: To secure prop er classification, ads must be in The Georgian office before 1 o’clock the day of the issue. All ads must be ordered out In writing or at office. No discon tinuance notice taken over phone. Every word in the advertisement, ■■chiding the name and address, - counted. Each initial counts one wurd: compound words are counted as wo words. Te'enhor.e your Went Ads to The Ce wgian (both phones 8000) when is more convenient to do so, and collection will be made at your hi.me or at your office tiie follow ing clay This is an accoinmoda ’' n service rendered Georgian '.'ant Ad patrons and payment should always be promptly made iit presentation of bill. Always >is|< that your telephone ad be re pealed back to you by the ad taker to make sure that It has been taken correctly. The Georgian can ’ ■>f guarantee accuracy or assume responsibility for errors of any kind occurring in telephone advertise mints ADVERTISERS should retain re ceipts given In payment fur Wc.-t Ads over the office counter, as mis takes can not be rectified without them 'n answering advertise ment- addressed in care of The Georgian, if the advertiser requires references, send a duplicate of same. Help Wanted—Female, WANTED Good cook; also for general housework. Good wages. Apply at ■ East Georgia avenue at _°nce._J)-4-46 WANTED—Position as stenographer with some insurance company; three months experience; salary $35 or .<4O per month. M M. P., care Georgian. 66-5 •- 4 WANTED—GirIs for musical comedy company. Experienced or unexpe r Experienced ones preferred Salary sls to $23 and expenses a week. Inquire Atlanta Hotel, 32 Houston street. 59-9-4 s' A EKAL > oung ladies wanted at once f"- packing candy. Pleasant work. Apply at Nunnally’s, 59 Ivy street ' 9-V39 WANTED-Woman or girl to do house cleanfng and launder on lot. 315 South Boulevard. 9-4-42 EXPERIENCED operators-to make the Mechanic union made overalls ami pants; steady work for all and highest "ages paid for short hours; we will em inexperienced persons and teach ' 'em this work so thej can soon earn K' i wages. This is the best employment ■■• i Atlanta for women and girls, call and let us explain it. Marcus L oeb A Co.. •"» Soutlt Pr \or st reel. -4 -30 At \NTED—A chamber maid at SO East Ellis st. 9-4-26 WANTED—Good washerwoman Decatur _J2S: 9-4-28 ' 'NE good wash woman for small ramify. 43 Drewry street, nedr Highland ave- WANTED—First-class cook. Apply 45 ♦South Gordon, West End park. Good s-yvants' room in basernent. 9-4-22 w \XTEI) (iIKTS~TO“~fRIM SHIRTS. ROBINSON SHIRT <’<>.. 1931-2 MARIETTA ST. 9-4-15 1 du;'■••ii. care <’. A. Dahl Co., Sept. 4. ]tellabi < lored ■.»oman for ok and general house work; good E_i . d Nini!. street. I I E location tor good stenographer who ‘■•pc-bte double keyboard machine; '• ‘ nwrub Address. In own handwrit "i: I R Box 450, care Georgian _39-9-4 • t A ccok to cook and do laun- small family: must room on lot; ‘■mg I'fercnces. 22 West Fourteenth st. ' r Ei Gf-od cook Apply 155 Peeples _ Ti-.i.' Woman to wash and iron on place. 155 Peeples street '.*-4-14 X’Ti Thiee girls as clerks in deli- • ''■* ti 15 Whitehall Regular job. _2££® 9-4-17 nTi'.!' Smart woman for seamstress’ : n . r.p who has had some oxperier.ee ■ .r\ < leaning work preferred Capi l a indry. 9-4-11 i’ED b'hst-class cook, male or fe* for small family. References re i North avenue. 9-3-26 Ei' At once, young lady to learn >k nrishing; pleasant work and good Must be refined and industrious, in person, G. W. Romer, Romer’s < Tu’!' s ' H • 3-1 !’ED—- An experienced seamstress \"ung ladies to work in as-ortmg Excelsior Laundry. 40-42 Wall ' 9-3-2 ‘l* Colored woman tn cook and ’■» nurse. Must have references 1 > press street. 43-9-2 N' 1 ’ ;D a reliable cook; single pre d. room on lot and good wages; required. Apply 325 Washlng -52-9-2 • l.ad\ stenographer; must be u ■ *> figures; one to help’with office state salary expected, references Box 7, Cartersville, da. 9-2-17 ED-—A nurse to stay on lot Ap ; Wflst Mitchell. 9-2-10 l, ‘ > Cook (’all Iv \ 30. -2 -7 ED Good cook at 9] East Linden '■ 4ored woman for c ■ >k \ 1 I’t-n' di avenue X 1 ED— Lady bookkeeper. Elyea ’'’_‘2l[_C£*TPanX- 8-29-55 Help Wanted—Male. HID —Boy who can use typewriter, ■s. own handwriting. Box 802. At -- 9-4-35 ED—Ten stock salesmen to make a day. 504 Candler building. J)- 4-37 ' El)--For assistant bookkeeper, a 'Kht young man who has had some • nence in office work Answer D 47. —Georgian. fM - 4$ i!j>- Ffjr v. S. army, able-bodied ' arrie<l men between ages of 18 and • of United States, of good ’■•" n r and temperate habits, who can rp ad and -write the English lan- For information, appl\ to Re ng Officer, corn€*r Peachtree and •th streets. Atlanta, or 411 Cherrv El . ij.jja _ '-'iLiL* I'EN’r order man (-•: Kr-H-ery Apply 2t06 p. m 271 Piedmont 9-4 - 29 I ENT I - >- : !'|. '\S < , 51.' free booklet. Y-ti :. tells how r '■ -'da>—now Earl Hopkins. Wash Help Wanted—Male. WANTED with experience in hat FACTORY; ALSO AN EX PERIENCED CUTTER OF FAB RICS. AMERICAN HAT MAN UFACTURING CO.. 193 MA RTETTA STREET. 9-4-16 References re-' quired. Apply 4 03 Edgewood avenue. ■ ■. -—-- - 94-9 1 fA-.m a go, ’ d , co T traot ,or two or three rinnl la ?i !e "I 6 ?, to handle fr ult and pro wHh ,0 retail merchants only. Applv ?■> I h »F's d / eferenceß to E b Florence, 130 to 138 I-eters street: 95.9.3 TRAVELING cigar salesman wanted for north Georgia territory. Applv Camp kin Importing Company, Fort Gaines, Ga., sending reference and experience Salary or commission. 9-3-21 V ANT ED—Registered pharmacist; young man; unmarried; with push, ability and experience. East Highland Pharmacy, Columbus, Ga. 8-31-24 ''tj . once ' a colored fireman 1 attlllo Lumber Company. 9-8-8 WANTED—i’pholsterers and bovs to work on gad boards. Southern Uphol stering Company, corner Jefferson and Echo streets. 9-3-11 WANTEp—An offlee boy. Muat~balive ly. IL South Forayth street. 9-2-22 BLACKSMITH WANTED for general repair shop; some horseshoeing; must be all-round, good man: white shop; wages $:;.50. Albany Blacksmith Co., al bany, Ga. 3g.9.31 WANTED—Men to learn barber trade Light, clean work. An army of our graduates now running shops. lie one of them. Wages while learning. Tools <?o V^ n X, a " or write Moler Parber College, 38 Luckie strefet. 31-8-31 V ANTED—Young men to learn pharm- acy this fall. Demand for our gradu ates exceeds supply. Next session begins October 1. Southern College of Pharmacv, 81 Luckie street, Atlanta, Gaß-1-1 WANTED—Bright, strong boys to deliver routes in afternoons. Good wages, and chance for promotion. Call at circulation depart ment The Atlanta Georgian, 20 East Alabama street. WA NT ED—ldeas. Inventors write for list of inventions wanted and pr’zes cf tered bv manufacturers. Also, how to get your patent. Sent free to any address. Randolph Briscoe, patent attornevs. Washington. D C. 7-11-23 STOP at Hilburn hotel, heart of city, Walton street, if you want a clean, quiet room; transient 50c Open all night -21-19 YES. Professor G. O. Brannlng will teach you the barber trade Gt’s easy). We teach In one-half time of other colleges. Course, and position In our shops only S3O. Why pax more? Thousands of our graduates running shops or making good wages. Atlanta Barber College. 10 ! - a - ?t Mitchey st reet 5-11-17 i-REE MASSAGE, hair cuts, shaves, shampoos. A’.l barber work free Clean Nr.en. At’an la Bai her College, 10 East Mitchell. 5-27-16 Help Wanted—Male and Female. SETTLED COUPLE without children, to <-ook. milk, clean house and look after premises. Nice house on lot, gas and bat!,. Apply KQ6 West Peadhtree. 60-9-3 Musical. JAMES A. BUCHANANj ENPERT PIANO TUNER—Action, regu lating. voicing ami repairing. Bell phone Main 2254-1, East Atlanta. Drop a postal. I will call 8-19-24 Salesmen Wanted. WANTED \inbltious salesmen Io sell I Scarborough’s surveys; we' pay big . commissions and give sure guarantee. 1 Address Scarborough, P. O. Box 160. care Georgian. 39-9-2 ■ STOCK SaYi-SM AN’ WANTEI~Our propositfon will make you money. Good ! line-up assured. Address the Mid-West I Securities Company, 1012 Hartford build ing. Chicago, 111. 45-9-2 Agents Wanted. WAN r l'El> —lady agents to sell toilet ar ticles; good sellers. Apply Room 228 Brown-Randolph Bldg . Marietta st., 8 to 10 a. m. 44-9-4 Situations Wanted—Female. YOUNG GIRL with experience wishes po sition as stenogranher at once, (.'all 3776. RESPECTABLE colored woman desires a position as house maid and wishes to room on lot; has no Incumbrance. 383 Richardson street. A. Hill. :’.7-'3-4 EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY \VANTS POSITION AS OFFICE ASSISTANT. ADDRESS WORKER. CARE GEORGIAN. COLORED Girl wants job as maid. Ap ply 187 Fort street. 62-9-3 MANAGING housekeeper’s position by re fined. middle-aged woman. Mrs. S . 324 E. Georgia ave. 53-9-3 Enterprise Mfg. Co.. 36 W. Ala.. Sept. 4. COMI’ETENT white nurse with training desires position as nurse or maid: ex cellent references. Cali Mary. Ivy 5356. WANTED -Position by young lady ste nographer who is willing to work and lias had fifteen months’ experience. Call Atlanta phone 5204 60-9-3 EX i’ERI i .N' 'ED stenographer, with ref erences, wants position. Can use dic tophone and run mimeograph machine. Salary SSO. Address Box 775, care Geor gian. 28-9-3 YOUNG LADY with experience as typist, who knows something about bookkeep l ing "wants to make a change. Dissatis fied with present position. Can give ref- I eri-nces. Address I>. M . care Georgian. I «-JL2 i GENERAL house work; white; mother with babe, desire position in country. i Box 461, care Georgian. 78-8-31 . .... Needle Work. EMBROIDERY, designing, fine sewing and darning. 13 Baltimore place. Ivy 5968. 8-28-8 Typewriting. 'TYPEWRITING, all kinds: called for and delivered; reasonable rates. Stenogra i pher, care Georgian. 36-9-4 | Situations Wanted—Male \VAXTr:i) A POSITION AS STENO-BOOKKEEPER. FOUR YEARS EXPERIEXCE. CAN GIVE BEST OF REFERENCES. NOTHING I XDER $50.00 PER MONTH CONSIDERED. AD DRESS X Y Z. CARE GEOR GIAN.-i 1-9-4 WANTED —Position hr young man. figi'd 23. as office assistant lor stenographei’. Rapid and ac curate. Furnish good recommen dations. Address 18 W. North avenue 27-9-4 ri ;i ■ Posft n as meat • 'ter; 15 years’ experience. Ad<lress Meat <’ut ter, Box_ lsL__care Gforsi-au : pt •<T ION want< Iby man tl oroughb ex perienced in office work a:< manager or i t ta’ e charge of correspondent, colleu i»f’Ds <cc satisfactory reference® a® t » abilit'. reliability, e'e Address TP x 74'» FREE TICKETS TO THE FORSYTH THEATER FOR THE BEST WRITTEN WANT ADS Did you ever try to write a Want Ad'.’ Then why not try your skill at writing them and get a couple of tickets to the Forsyth theater at the expense of the Want Ad man? Here is how you can secure free tickets to the Forsyth: Read over the Want Ads on these pages You plainly see that •some of them read better than others. Now. you Know that you can write better ones than these, can't you? Get a couple of pieces of paper and scribble off a few. You will find that the more you write of them the better you will get. For the five best written ones each day the Want Ad man will give, a couple of tickets to the Forsyth Theater. He will judge the Ads and give the tickets to the ones that have written the best. There appear among the Want Ads in this issue the names of the five lucky people that have secured tickets for tomorrow night'# per formance. Your name will appear in this style. Get in the swim this very day with the jolly throng that are writing Ads. Your skill will surely get you one of the pairs of tick ets that are being given away each day. Ads will be takep up until 1 o'clock each day. The winners’ names will appear in the next day's issue among the Want Ads. and all you will have to do is to find youi name, bring your Want Ad receipt and that issue of the paper to The Geor gian Want Ad counter (so that you may be identified) not later than four (4) o’clock the next day, and get you: tickets to that night's performance. Remember, they will come in pairs, so that you can en joy the show with a friend. Don't wait: start today, and try your skill at writing Want Ads, and win some of the tickets to the Forsyth theater that are wafting for you. Situations Wanted—Male, YOUNG MAN Btenographar, employed in day time, wishes position from 7:30 un til 11. Address E. B S., I Whitehall street 48-9-4 " ANTED —Position by young man, ex perienced in bookkeeping and office work. Address L. D. Jolley, 107 Trinltv avenue. Atlanta phone 1091,28-9-4 PRINTER wants situation in country or city office. Address Economy, Box 31. care Georgian.s4-9-31 WA NT ED- -By a young man position as bookkeeper or asslsyini bookkeeper; reference furnished Box 733, care Geor gian. ' WANTED—Position in wholesale or pack ing house; am willing to work and can furnish best references Box 730, care Georgian. 34-9-3 COMPETENT bookkeeper desires em ployment part of time Either morn ings or afternoons. Excellent references. Box 557, Hapeville. Ga 29-9-3 Fertilizer man wants position this season. .1. A. Austin. Kirkwood, Ga. wanted — Position as chauffeur; had three years experience have best of references. Address Allen McLeod. 151 Spring street. 34-9-2 POSITION wanted by fully experienced office man; business correspondence, collections, etc.; progressive, capable, en ergetic; satisfactory references Box 414, care Georgian. 25-8-27 Job Work. WE CAN- SAVE you money on repair work, shelving, tables and counters. We make them to older. Roof repairing, brick work. Wall tinting, painting and plaster ing. S. Forsyth street. Bell 1187; Atlanta 6037-M. Stove and Range Repairing. SELLS second-hand gas stoves. We sweep chimneys. We take down heaters. We ; sell wick and wickless oil stoves. We sell gasoline stoves and ranges Atlanta phone 2235. 121 Whitehall street. Bell phone Main 2699 4- 4-7 Boarders Wanted. CoMFOR’i'ABI.E BOARD can be obtained in private family; all conveniences. Ap ply 744 Piedmont avenue. 9-4-45 BOARDING places for students Atlanta College of Pharmacy; give rates. Ad dress George F. Payne. :>4G Edgewood aye_ '9-9-1 j BOARDING plages wanted in private families for young ladies and for young men siadents: give rates. Address Dr. i George !■'. Payne. President Atlanta Col lege of Pharmacy. H4 l -. Edgewood ave. 38-9-4 WEST KNii—Couple without chiidren. two young men one room, one man to share room; table board. 156 Gordon. West_l7-L. 9-_4-10 WEST END fannlv have nice n.oin and board for couple without children: room for gentleman. Phone West SCB-J. 61-9-3 139 WEST PEACHTREE has changed hands; open for congenial boarders; large front room With private bath and dressing room; day boarders wanted: meals $5 per wc-i. t’all Ivy 565 L EXCEI.T.ENT 'abb' board at 79 E. -Met ritts aye. 9-2-23 THOSE desiring to take Tech students as boarders kindly notify the offiet' st once, as t lie list is now being compiled. 9-2-18 fZxRGE. delightful room; private bath; steam heat; good location: best table. 241 West f’eaehtree. Ivy 1959-L 37-9-2 ROOMS and board; also table board; north side. Iv>_ 242?.-.1. -51 Jost Off Peachtree SELECT rooms with or without board: reasonable. 19 W. Cain st. 8-29-1 S NICE ROOM and board in exchange t"r diamond, motorcycle, piano or type writer. Small cash payment. Piano. Bi'X 10, care Georgian. B-17-30 NEAT, Cool rooms and homelike cook ing 173 Luckie street. Atlanta phone 2437 8-22-38 PEACHTREE fNN $1.50 to $2.50 das*; $7.00 to sl2 50 weeklv, American plan, 50c io $1.50 day; $3.00 to $7.00 weekly European. References exchanged. 8-13j-36 IF you appre late cSahl ness try us, -‘4 to $6 week. 123 Capitol avenue. S-10-7 Board Wanted. JEWISH BOARD WANTED Two young men desire room and meals with a Jewish family. References. Address I’. O. Box 775. 37-9-3 Summer Resorts. CAN ACCOMMODATE eight people at my mountain home for September, at mod erate rate. JJegant Hod. Grand seen ery. M., Box 93. care Georgian. 60-9-4 Lost and Found. DOST —A Boston terrier, white coilur. short tail, short ears, four while feet; will answer to the name of "Bob." Re turn to \V. M. Strong A black spot on each eye. Bell phone Main 3511-J and get £sjrard • . Ivy L< ist ('lif- coi .i purse, contalnlng a rosary' key and small chain, between Fourth street un<l the Sacre«l Heart church. Return to Georgian office. 4 t . I A VERY fine stock bull; worth $500; will sell for SIOO, also several cows and heif ers L« >s'r ' i • ellow sp > Blind in one eye. Answers to name of Trixie Reward if returned to L. Da vids • . 341 East Fa 1r at r» e D;opsy. DROPSY Cl’RED—Relieves shortness of breath in 36 to 48 hours Reduces swell ing nlsto 20 days Write for particu- Cnliom Dropsy Wiemedy Company. M 2 Xustell Building. Atlanta 5-25-11 Medical. I). 1 ; EDMONDSON'S Tansy, Pennyroyal and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re liable treatmen* for painful and sup pressed menstruation. Irregularities and similar obstructin'* Trial box by mai.. Frani Fsdrt< ’ dson & r o . manufac jtGriraf chemisis, 14 South Broad siree' nta, Ca Z-17 14 Personal. WANTED—Addresses of all STAMMER ERS who are willing to pay 810 for a certain cure. The Fon-Lln Institute, G.. 2516 Indiana avenue, Chicago, 111. 8-7-4 ARE you desirous of making acquaint ance, through correspondence, with lady or gentleman, matrimonially inclined? Send 20c postage. Correspondence Ex change. Baltimore, Md. 9-3-19 FLY SCREENS. FLY SCREENS. FLY SCREENS —Wood fly screens, metal fly screens, hardwood floors, Venetian blinds, metal weather strips furnished anywiiere in the South. Write or phone W. R. Cal laway, manager, 1403 Fourth National Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga. Main 5310 ■ 8-15-5 SERIOI S RESULTS come from trusses improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at 34 Wall street, has an expert fitter and it will cost you no more to have him fit you. and it means insurance. 6-24-19 MATERNITY SANITARH’M Private refined, homelike: limited number of patients cared for; home provided for in fants; infants for adoption. Mrs. M. T. Mitchel! 26 Windsor st. 6-22-12 Matrimonial YOUNG MAN, Southerner, limited means, desires to meet lady who possesses lovable character; object matrimony; con fidential. .1 , Box 100. care Georgian Palmistry. MISS BECK, WORLD- FAMEtMndTaN PALMIST, A GIFTED WOMAN. LO CATED 76 E. HUNTER STREET. PROFESSOR LA VOUX. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, clairvoyant and palmist. Parlors. 74 Walton street. La dies' maid in attendance 8-6-7 PALM IST AND LIFE READER. REVEALS PAST, present and future Can be consulted on all affairs of life Readings 25c, 50c. 17 East Mitchell street (in tent). GYPSY QUKeST IS NOW LOCATT-D In tent, corner For syth and Luckie; can be consulted on , all affairs of life Charges moderate i Satisfaction guaranteed. 6-25-13 For Sale Miscellaneous. I Foil salp: —Ten or more shaics of stock Railway Postal Clerks’ Investment As sociation. Apply Mrs. W. P. Mooney. TOO Gordon st. Phone West 821-.1. 9-1-41 I-'''!: SALE -A b autiful S4O gag range; won in The Journal contest; cheap for cash. same can b“ seen at High- I tower’s. Further information, Ivy 2082-L. FOR SALE —One postoffice cabinet of 96 cells, 16 lock boxes, general delivery window, also one nest of 24 small, four medium Jock boxes and two lock draw ers. also one section and eight keyless lock boxes For particulars write Post master. Palmetto. Ga. 55-9-4 FOR SALE- -One steam cylinder (half price) for cotton gin press. G. D. Col lins. Flint, Ga. 9-4-19 boR SALIC —two feather beds and sew ing machine, in line shape. Appb at 84 North Boulevard. 4'-9-4 FOR SALE—Family horse, buggy and harness. The team for ladies and chil dien I‘i ’ne 1• y 4586 9>4*2 FOR SALE—Excellent baby carriage. mahogany room suit and sideboard. 386 Washington street. 9-4-8 PoR SALE -Motorcycle, Flying Merkle, last year’s model; has new oversize tiros, Eclipse clutch, luggage carrier, and is in perfect running order; a bargain at $125 cash. H. X. (’ooledge, 12 North Fur sytl st., ' Ganta '' " *2O GOIJ)S.\HTII-.\< T(>N- WUnt ERSPOON CO. Life-Time Enrniture, Rugs anti Draperies. Guaranteed Brass B’ds $lO up. National Springs $3.98 Felt Mattresss7.so Dining Tables . $11.50 and up Dining ('hairs $1.98 Sideboards $16.00 and up If it’s Furnitjire. we have it. and at the right price. Pay for your Furniture while yon use it, "A little at a time.” GOLDSMITH-ACTOX WITH ERSPOON CO. Life-Time Eiirtuture. Rugs and Draperies. 62 Peachtree. W I- < Tiissi-llv . an- ConstTtutTim office? .‘-■•'.i 4. . DI NTLEV i'.s I J'.\l A'll<! CLEANERS rc •nove Uiri anti germs from rugs, carpels, floors, etc.; vanum cleaners from $32.50 up; vacuum sweepers. ?5.75. C .1. T'unier X- Co.. 416 Fourth Nnt. Ilk Bldg. 1..' ;:-n M .fl< >■' o a fix Can Ilton Ga., best offer on complete architectural drawing, all textrbooks and drawing outfit com plete. course originally costing $11:1 in teal correrfpoiulenr e scnool in U. S. 8- 16 ■ 28 EXCHANGE—Grand square piano for a violin. Box 42. 9-3-34 8200 ('ASH buys two 36-foot boxball al leys in almost perfect condition. R W. SlnKletorbOxfora, A1a.49-9-3 FOR SALE An X-Ray Coil with Kafef doscope and two tubes. Portable bat ter). 5111-Ammeter am. Rheostat; also Ear Telephone for the deaf Loss than half price Main 5192-.1. 8-31 -23 FOR SALE —Good upright Estey piano;- practically new. Call Ivy 4314 .1 • h r . FOR SAl.E—One Indian motorcycle, good running order: $65. Oro covered bug gy $35. 11l Capitol avenue.2' l - -2 FOR SALE—Fixtures and shelving, one iron safe, four counter show cases, mir rors. etc. at 170 Peachtree street 8-22-34 HIGH-GRADE IGF. CREAM CON EfL~ N rnnallv’s ler cream depart;..e..L Mlania. Ga 18 21-28 Auction 3’12?. " AT A LUT ION? 'HIE LX'll RE F CRN LSD INGS OF 384 WASH INGTON STREE'I'. IN CH'DING MAHOGAXY ! AND BIRD’S-EYE MA-; RLE BED ROOM FCR NITURE, DINING ROOM FCRNITCRE.I PARLOR SULT, BRASS BEDS. (HINA CABI-! NETS. ART SOLA RES. 1 D R A P E R I E S, CUR-1 TAINS. TABLE LINEN. ETC.. FRIDAY. SEP-! TEMPER 6. AT 12 E.l MITCHELL STREET. 1 COMMENCING at 10 a m.. Friday, we ! will offer to the higheat bidder, the entire furnishings of 384 Waahir.gton street. Including Hideboard, dining ta ble. china cabinet, leather seat din ing chairs, fine hall rods, wardrobe, mahogany and bird's-eye maple dresser and chiffoniers, three elegant brass beds. National ayringH, felt mattress to fit, fine rockers, reception hall furniture, mahogany parlor suit, leather library furniture, mahogany library table, Wilton, Axminster and I body Brussels art squares, rugs, hall I runners, blankets. Crex and matting i squarea, and many other things too numerous to mention. They can be seen Thursday. Sale starts promptly at 10 a. nu Friday CENTRAL AL’CTION CO.. 12 E. Mitchell Street. PAtor BROKERS yi'C'l’li IN HOUdfiJ. Decatur street. We buy and sell any and everything Atlanta phone 2285; Bell phone Main 143 4. Mait < 187 7-29 -20 PEMBROKIJ Sales Company unSer new management; will accept your surplus stock of any kind on consignments; cash advanced: settlement on date of sale 143 S Pryor st. Bell phone Main 1434. Main 187; Atlanta phone 2285. S 6-30 For Sale—Miscellaneous. AmoriMti " It leisters everything ” Jllllrl Krill Latest Improvements, r’acil. 0,11 regisle s exchanged. V dMI ah glxes; easy terms. Pno-iufnt'u Atlanta Cash Register Co. 34 East Alabama street 6-13 47 NEW Hl 'BHER TIRES PUT < >sr YOT'K RABY'S CARRIAGE PHONE IVY 3076. ROBERT MITCHELL, 229 EDGE XVI Kin. 7-18-15 National Cush 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 4165. Atlanta 594. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO , NEW. beautjful rugs woven from your old carpet, superior to at.y In service; plain or designed; any size Catalogue free. Oriental Rug Company. Baltimore. Md. 8-16-3) Wanted—Miscelaneous. 1 WILL BUY Hrnall stock of grocerinß or an> kind of. retail business.' will pay cash. What have you? Box 735. care Georgian.s 5 - 9 - 3 1 6UY MEN'S old clothes and shoes. Drop a card. I. Bock, 32 Bell street. -16-23 I FURNITURE and household goods, off.cn | fixturew and merchandise of any kind accepted on consignment. Cash advanced Pembroke »Sa’es <’o. 143 South Pryor St. Bell obones Main 14.3 i Main 187, Atlanta 2? 85. 8-15-12 A CARD- Will bring cash for old clothes and shoes. Hhe Vestlare. 166 Decatur street. 6-27-42 WANTED \Ve pay highest asb 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. \Vi: PAA HIGHEST cash prices for house hold goods, pianos and office furniture Cash advanced on consignments. Central Auction Company, 11T East Mitchell street. Bell phone Main 2424 8-26-26 Automobiles. PROSPECTIVE buyers, drop me a line. I have a proposition that will interest you. Prospective, Box 74, care Georgian. WANTED Run&bouL a® cash payment on beautiful six-room bungalow; all con veniences; close in Balance cheaper than rent Address I>. H. W.. 254 Elliott street. or call Main '’-'8 5 4 -‘ WILL TRADE demonstrating tour ing car. fully equipped, for vacant lots, j Fine appearing ami serviceable car. Ad- i dress S., Box 700, care Georgian 9-2-28 Monuments and Stone Work. ATLANTA GRANITE COMPANY All kinds stone work 17-19 Fraser street. Phone Main 3540 Trunks, Bags and Suitcasei. 'RETAILED AND REI’AIRED ROUNTRDFAS '^VAee-P PHONES: Bell Main 1576. AJanta 1C54. ' « I’-—, 1— .7—-■ 1 Sewing Machines. \VE RENT new machines with complete set of attachments for $2 per month; also machines repaired; prompt delivery’.] Both phones 1893. Singer Sowing Ma • bine <Company, 79 Whitehall. 9-14-44] Business Opportunities. SMALL market for sale, $25 cash pa>- i ment; balance arranged to suit .0 Houston street.9-j- J \V \N r l'El > ~As partner, to buy half inter - ; est in new patented railroad device which will in near future be used on all railroads in this country. Will sell half ( interest cheap to get company organized s May b? a fortune for some one. Don't answer if you don't mean bus ness. H. <).. Bi x 00 • i- . 8 2 DRUG • •!; in one of Ihe beat subur ■ ban locations of the <uy. Sub-station postoffice in the st re. Owner going into other business reason for selling M <». C., care Georgian. 8-28-4 Legal Notice. GEORtttA -Oconee County In pf »"li i <mr-s before inu an ottii .*r s dd Htate duly authorized by law to administer oatljs Ja pea i> Pil< ■ >, being duly sworn, says that all the ■ jtnpaign expense-s incurred by him and all the money expended bv him In his . .iinpaian for the office of I'ominis rloner of Agriculture of Georgia, elec tion A'lßcst 21Si. 1912. arc fuly shown by the folloA ing statement Assessment made by commit- tee $ 50.00 Railroad fares, hotel and livery bills 1,257.00 Newspaper announcements, no- tices and advertis ng ... 675.00 Stallonei'. and stamps .... 527.50 Stenographs, JOtt.OO Total ... . , . . $2.709.5b And affiant further sa.vs that all the ■aid money v as his own and furnished by himself and that no on? els'- con tributed any par! of it JAMES D PP.K K Sworn "to and sub.-i rlbed before me Se.| tenjber 3d. I 912. JAMES BRADBERRY N P. and Ex-Off J 1’ “The Georgian’s Rent Bulletin” Do Your Renting Through This Bulletin. ( It contains a complete list each issue of everv desirable niace that is For S Rent in the city anti suburbs; no matter win- i.ei it :s furnished or unt i-nisiied ’ tl • ■ are all lieic below For the benefit and convenience of Its patrons The Georgian e m p] oV!) a < special man to .-eari ii the city and surroundings each <!ay tor sirabk places This bulletin will save you time, money and worn It Is for > oi.r ennve s nienee, so take advantage of it. Furnished Rooms For Rent. FOR RENT—Three nice connecting rooms; all conveniences; private en trance; couples preferred. Bell phone Alain »2;19-.1. 9-4-47 THRIVE first floor'rooms for light house keeping; desirable and cheap: sls. W. AV. Chambers. 390 Spring st. 65-9-4 ONE nicely furnished room, upstairs, close in; all conveniences. 44 East CainsJ. _ SLIGHT, attractive furnished loom In best residential section of north side Foil RENT -Furnished rooms in strictly private home t. 9 East Hartls street. 8- F< >ll RENT Ftirrishei; rooms: all con veniences. Atlanta 3266 116 West Peachtree street. 9-4-6 AT 419 7l AC KHUN there Is room and board for one or two. Ivy 4349-.1. -4-7 FOR RENT Handsomely furnished steam-heated room, adjoining bath, in Atlanta's most modern apartment Gen tlemen preferred. Price moderate Ref erenees. Phone Ivy 671:9. 9-4-3 FOR RENT Funtiahed' rooms for two young men Call at 78 East North ave nue sfter September 4 9-4-1 Roil hfeA'i'—Attractive, steam-heated loom, all conveniences: five minutes walk Five Points; private family; north stiie; gentlemen only, ivy jASo-J. W-12 TWO furniaiied rooms, light housekeep ing. 79 East Harris; close in. 63-9-3 STEAM-HEATgb”R(S< >M~for gentlemen; private family; references Atlanta phone 3586. 9-3-40 FOR RENT—To nice young man newly furnished front room; all conveniences. With owner. Ivy 3211-1. 9-8-36 Large, nicely furnished room, steam heated, electric lights, north side, pri vate family, to gentlemen Ivy 1284-L. -3-35 ONE nicely Turnlsheii room In modern apartment; all conveniences; near state lapitol. Call Main 8298-J. 51-8-28 EaßOe, nicely furnished room (two beds); modern apartment; private home; meals if desired. 41 E. Cain 9-8-27 FURBISH El > room in modern apart ment for gentlemen only; three minutes to Candler Bldg 45 Williams street THREE nicely furnished first-floor rooms with bath, for housekeeping; connect ing. no children; references Owner, 250 Woodward avenue Phone Main 2590 44-9-3 FOR RENT— Entire second floor; three rooms; furnished for housekeeping 261 East Pine street Ivv 3960-J. 9-2-10 For" Nf, . cool front room: hot water; private family. Main 4945 and ask for Mrs. Sti.rr. 286 Washington street 9-3 1 NICELY furnished rooms, close In; con veniences 255 Courtland st. 9-2-26 ROOMS; steam heat, all conveniences; rates reasonable. 27 E Alexander. Ev erett A;;. 61-9-2 NICE, newly furnished rooms, also light housekeeping apartment Close in Mrs .1 Al George, 151 Spring street. -2-15 FOR RENT Large, furnished, steam heated room, adjoining bath, north side Phone ivy 1184. 32-9-2 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms with good board, batli and all conveniences: close in; under new management. 130 Ivy sojteh _ _ _ 8-31-51 Ft >R RENT- —Nice, coot rooms) table board a specialty. Near South Pryor. Atlan ta phone 2959 37 East Fair street -28-37 IVY MOTEL. 98 Ivv Street. AMERICAN PLAN; $1.35 UP. Weekly rates. 69-8-29 FOR RENT- Three nicely furnished rooms, close in, cheap: all conveniences; nice neighborhood Applv 88 Pulllom street. 8-29-20 BE.AUTIFI'L front room; private bath, gentleman preferred. Address Peaelt tree. c*ra G.u.rgiau 41-8-2-1 NEW, clean rooms for men only; 74 frtl ton street. Ivy 5606-J. 8-28-3 WANTED—Young men or couple; pleas ant rooms, with or without meals; good beds; good meals; reasonable price 64 E._Ha.' tis st 8-31-60 LAKGR. beautifully furnished rooms with hot and cold wafer, baths and excellent table board; under new management. 4 West Peachtree st. Bell plume Ivy 6790-. I Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. THREE large, cool and elegant rooms wifi, liali. dressing room, <len ami use of bath, for light housekeeping, in north side private home: attractive terms to congenial couple without children 74 E Metritt I ave 9-4-33 FOR REN I Three unfurnlehed looms for light housekeeping, close In: pri vate family 233 South Pryor streel FoK RENT Three ■•onnecting rooms, wlUi bath and sink, to party without , hlldren. College Park Call Bell phone East Point 320-L. 9-4-4 TWi > huge looms and kit,•heneite” <TI West Harris. 9-3-37 HALF of flat, separate entrance, opening on veranda; porcelain sink Ivy 99 9- ONE large lirst-floor front unfurnished room, one largo first-floor furnished room: tents very reasonable, hot baths, use of phone. Ivv 4175-J. 15 West Pine F f ill RENT -Five rooms and bath; use of phone; references exchanged. 319 N Jackson hl. 99-8-31 THREE unftrrnlshed ooms if, Little st. 8-31-16 Unfurnished Booms Wanted. WANTED- By h well-known couple nf good standing, no children, two unfur- ' nished rooms with private hath If possi ble. on north side, with or without board: wish pla<e with no other boarders or noisy children. Addr< ss Beeman. < are Georgian. 32-9-4 Railroad Schedule. SOUTHERN’ RAILWAY. ’’PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH” ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA. • The following schedule figures are pub lished cidy as information, and ate nut guaranti ed: No Arrive From - INo. Depart To 55 N York .5:00 ami 36 N l urk. 12:1, am 13 Ja ville ..:20 am; JO Corpus... 5:20 am 43 V.'as'ton. s:2sam| l3Cinc,. s::;uarn 12 Sh'port.. 6:20 am 32 k t Vai.. 5:30 am 23 laxville 6J>O am, .35 H'liam ... 5:45 am •I, I'octoa. X.lOam 7 Cbat'ga tefoam 26 Heflin . 8 2'o am' 12 1 fmruiil.. am , 29 N. York.lo:3o ami :;;; K t’ilv.. 7:o<)am I 3 Cii.lt'ga io;::5 am| t'i Flruns'i; . 7:0, am 7 Macon.. 10;40am: 29 B'iiani... JO 47. am 27 Ft. Cal 10:45 am 88 N. York. 11:01 ain I 21 t'ol'hus .1050 anv tOCl'lotte 12:00 nn 6 Cinch.. ll .l'iam 6 Alacon.. ]2:?n pm 1 30 B'ham.. 2:80 pm' .30 N York . 2:4-, pm 40 Kham U 40 pm I•> < t att g.r i p n i 3!» <'h’lotie 3 .■>.') pm 39 Kham . 4;io pm ' Macon. 4:00 pm *IS Toe 'oa . -uno p n i 27 N. York. fi:00 pin* 22 < ol’h ?s. 5:10 pm 15 Bru risk. 7:50 pm’ s(’ir.< ... 5:10 pm H It'niond . pm L’S I ' XaLey p.n 24 K. Chy. !i;2O pm* 25 Hefiir. ; n 10 Chatt ga 9:35 pm 10 Macon... 5:20 pm 2** Cnl’ou* 0:20 pm’ *4 Wn -L’n . 31 M Val. 10::* pm' 24 la vilL . MMO nm B'banu. VLOO' gt II Sh'no-f 11 10 n r I 14 Giy f\ . 11 no pm 14_.ia 1 lOpn Trains marked thu« <•» run ex- • ent Suntia'v I <Hher trains run <: : I*. Centra! tim* City Ticket Oft kt. .Xu. 1 Peachtree St. Furnished Apartment® For Rent. $l.O--Three-room apartment, bath, porch and separate gas: near Tech school; place for chickens Atlanta phone 5828-B. I'<>R RENT—AI 196 Juniper street, near Seventh, fir M-floor seven-room fur nished apartment, by the year, S6O per month, ivy 662-.1. 9-2-:’ TWO or three connecting r<xmuj with bath; private entrance: fc- light house keeping; couples or business women. 345'-. Peachtree st. 8-28-14 Unfurnished Apartments For Rent APARTMENTS for rent; two steam heat- ed apartments In the Stafford. 32 Car negie place; very desirable location: nev., well kept; all conveniences. Apply .lani t«r_or phone Ivj IIOS-L 82-9-4 FOR RENT Five rooms; second floor modern; stables, garage. Main 1091-. I -4-5 ONE five-room apartment, without heat"; one four or five-room apartment with heat. Apply- Owner, 356 N. Jackson. At lanta pfaone 78 8-81-70 IN the Boscobel apartments, 83 Hurt street, Inman Park, there are left two three and four-room apartments, $32.5!) and $35 each, with steam heat, hot and cold water Apply to Janitor or Knox, 1613 Candler Bldg 8-27-19 Unfurnished Apartments Wanted. WANTED —To rent unfurnished three or four-room apartment; must have porch and heat; permanent party of three adults Address P. O Box No. 6, Mari etta, Ga 54-9-4 Unfurnished Houses For Rent. CENTRAL AVENUE, near Richardson: for rent, six-room cottage. 242 Wash ington street. Bell phone Main 5322. -4-36 it’Oß RENT —$30; six-room cottage; north side, 447 Courtland st., near Peachtree W. C. Tfalbert, 824 Atlanta National Bank Building M. 2683. 45-9-4 BARGAIN in a. home six-room house, lot 50 by 300, price $2,500; S6OO cash. S2O per month, or 7 per cent off for all cash Call _Main_623. 30-9-3 Fbh RENT—Near-fn six-room cottage. modern Improvements; good repair 149 Walton street. Call_lyy 6212-L 41-9-2 Airs. M. E. Bo."sen, 32 E. North ave., Sept. 4. FOR KENT —Five-room cottage on car line; corner elevation; porcelain bath, instantaneous heater; nice neighborhood. Call Ivy 3815-. T. 35-9-2 ITS~V\E'sT ALEXANDER ST.; close in and near car line; four rooms on sec ond floor with all conveniences; separate entrance; price $10.60. Apply Fitzhugh |Kn<>X;_26’3 Candler Bldg 8-30-38 PHONE or write us for our rent bulletin; excellent houses all over the city at moderate rates Turman. Black & Cal houn. 203 Empire Bing 0-29-i;6 FOR RENT, 'HoUHES—Cail~wrlt™or phone for our rent bulletin Ralph O. Cochran, 19 South Broad street. 4-1-21. THE HOfjSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for eleetri<ity. Furnished Houses For Rent. ATTRACTIVE cottage home: finest loc.i tlon north side; to lot for winter > - par:y. < ’all I\ ' 3752-J ' . SIX-ROOM bungalow, servants garage; new house, built fo»’ a b . 156 Westminster Delve. Anslev Furnished Houses Want'd ! WANTED -To rent ten or twelve--* ' n house, furnished, close in. on north - ( * Answer immediately. C. F. h , 2..0 S’-u i’i Boulevard. 3’.-' -3 Storage Room For Rent. <)NH room for storage: close in. on Grew street No 168 Ma n 4805-L 8-28-33 Garages For Rent. FOR IU7XT @arage 'l; 94 East Piue street. 8-30-8 Stables For Rent. PGK RENT Stable and garage Apply to H. I ewis. 170 Jackson street, or at office. 213 Temple Court. 9-4-23 Fire-Proof Storage. WE STORE HOUSEHOLD goods and pianos Office and warehouse. 239-241 Edge wood ave. Ivy 2037 John J. Wood side Storage Company Public Baggage and Transfer. IM. FURNITURE transfer; we pack and ship. Main 3667-J, A. 1319. 42 Madison ave 3-12-7 Mr Ttuslnes A Tan or Womdtn: Aren't you on a sharp lookout for competent help of all kinds? You know that it is good business policy to get live wires with you. Let us rail your attention to the “Situa tions Wanted” columns of The Georgian. Here is where you have a chance to select * the best help that ran be nad on the mar ket. These people that advertise <-an furnish you the best of references, feo. from n< op read the "Sit 11 tion Wanted ’ column* of The Georgia and get the help that will be of the most service to you. Money To Loan. LOANS made on real estate. Purchr.-a money notes bought and sold. F. M Loveßss. i.'L’l Candler building 5-17-10 THH DID DKX’LIAL IN- SURANCE CO. of Ameri ca can make yon a loan on Atlanta improved property, through their loan coirc spoiiilcnts. Turman. Bhick A Calhoun. 203-8 Empire Buildtnc*. G-7-12-1 ~\i' ' : V FOR : I.A LI: 1 ■ ' ' i »..\D OTHERS, upon their own nau?3: •hrau rates, r-asy n. ym-nts Conthlen* i Ll? 1 1>• 11 Tohnai-. '4l Austell bulldhi£ | W in make l< an > »>n Atlanta real es- , a‘-' and farm la*id< Apply to ll.i’. T I j. Cochi • - u . o • u hand lor i!"meuia'e Harts on I nicperty in or near Atlanta J E v '»n | Va’’:rnh'irsr. 50’ ;’<u;i‘rb'.e BMc \VE¥~Lx N”krcnNNA ißs’ ' ESTABLISHED iS9O. IWK Il.Wt: pl-nty of mone> 't> h'liil at lowi-sf rat 's on Atlanta | atul neai'tiy property, either fur |stiaiylii or nimtlily payment. | plan. for piii'i-hasing pur- I''lui' 1 monei uoii'A. Ecsler & I Robson, 11 Edgewood Ave.