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rg_E ATLANTA GEOgOIAg ASP SEWS. READ FOR PROFIT-GEORGIAN WANT ADS-USE FOR RESULTS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1912. '—— ”• m . —*- * - - - • ■-» ■ ■■ _ ■■ ■■ -■ .—— _ . _ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. Published by The Georgian Company, 20 East Alabama Street, Atlanta. Ga. feared at Atlanta postoffiee as second class matter. Subscriptions Payable in Advance l < >r.e year. mail, postage prepaid. SS.CO | Six months, niail. postage prepaid. 2.50 ! ‘ h r ee months, mail, postage prepaid. 1.25 .me month. mail, postage prepaid. .45 | Subscriptions Payable in Advance p vered by carrier, one year $5.20 t 1 v.-red by carrier, six months . . . 2.60] delivered by carrier, three months.. 1.30 pelivered by’ carrier, one month ... .45 delivered by carrier in .Atlanta and other cities, one week 10c I Want Ad Rates and Rules in The Atlanta Georgian rtr.e cent a word each Insertion No ad taken for less than the price of ten words. Ads in larger type, 12c a line <4 words to the line). Out-of-town advert’ sements i must be accompanied with cash Agencies’ discounts 10 and 5 per .ent. The Georgian will not be respon sible for mere than one incorrect <nsertion of any ad ordered more •han one time Closing Hours: To secure prop er classification, ads must be In I The Georgian office before 1 o’clock > the day of the issue All ads must he ordered out In writing or at office. No discon tinuance notice taken over phone. 1 .very word in the advertisement, including the name and address, is counted. Each initial counts one word: compound words are counted as two words. Telephone j our Want Ads to The Georgian (botn phones 8000) when ft is more convenient to do so, and rejection will be made at your hi me or at your office the follow- T.g day This is an accommoda tion service tendered Georg an Want Ad patrons and payment should always be promptly made rn presentation of bill Always that your telephone ad be re peated back to yon by the ad taker to make sut - that it has keen mken correctly Tl e Georgian ear. no. guarantee mcctaey or assume ; responsibility for errors of any kind ' <>< earring in telephone advertise- < merits ADVERTISERS si cold retain re- 1 cetpts given in payment lor Warn I Ads over the office co.intt r, as mis- | takes can not In- tee'died without ' tiieni In answering advertise ments addressed in . arc of The Georgian, if the advertiser requires references, send a duplicate of same. Help Wanted- Female. WANTED— An experienced girl to nurse; one living in the neighborhood pre ferred. Call ar 301 U ull i aiii_s t. 9-5-63 \\ ANTED—GirIs to \v< rk h: bindery. At lanta Label Company, ‘. 1 West Hunter. Appl; early Thursday morning. 9-5-54 v \NTED- White woman as housekeep er Good home and good wages to right party. 19 Grange street immediately. 9-5-55 i \\ ANTED—in Temple Court building. I t iling lady as public stenographer; to right party, free office room, typewriter an«l desk furnished free. Plenty of ■■ -9-49 WANTED—GirIs foi • ng Apply Southern Photo-Material Com- 1 Central avenue. 9-5-50 a WTEIi A good, Lomu. relial'li (•■><»!. 71'7 Peachtree st. 9-5-59 WANTED—A cook. Phone Ivv 5108. 40-9-5 WANTED--A middle-aged lady to live with family to care for children and elp around house for board and clothes; ave kobd reference Mrs A Eva. ns._ Brook field. Ga. 47-9-5 W XNTED—Experienced hand buttonhole makers. The Jewell Shirt Co., 34 1? Peachtree st. 9-5-40 Vd NG GIEL, about 14. to assist in uor >els. Tailor-Made Corset Co., 6 I J« White- I hall st. 9-5-42 \Y.\XTED--Competent girls fur gem-nil! i'ousc worn for small ftimih. Apple 1!7 Washington. : -5-17 W \NTED—A woman for gmietal l.ousc worl-:. 183 North Moreland ave. ivy !-■ >0- J. 9-5-19 A N cook- (..’all Tv“>727- 1~~ ' V- \NTED A good colored woman io « ■ -k , and do housework at once. -19 Crew \\ ' NTED Cook. Appl.v at once. -0 Fort | McPherson. 9-5-261 \NTED- At once woman for general; housework.lTS Bass. 9-5-14 W A.\ ‘ l'|» Position as stenographer with ‘ -e insurance company; three months I expericrce; salary $35 or S4O per month.! 'I M IL. care Georgian. 66-9- ’ ; ■ \NTED Cirls for musical comedx : ■m.panx Experienced or unexpe- Experienced ones preferred. ■ 1 -• to $23 and expenses a . ei ■ ■ . ni'C Atlanta Hotel, Houston street : .'• HR.'L \i.ung ladies wanted at once i racking c andy. Pleasant work. < ' : h Nunnally’s, 59 Iva street. •j- 4 - \ ERI 7NCED operators to make the \ x b‘< !.an;e union made overalls oml i steady work for all and highest: ' v age.< paid for short hours: we will em inexperienced persons and teach ’ p ’n this work so they can soon earn ; - ■ wages. This is the best employment n Atlanta for women and girls. Call is < xplain it. Ma reus I .oeb 1 ° 1 ’ si reel. 9-1-30 : ''• ’■> )R< l E F. PAYNE, care Atlantal ■ Urge of Pharmacy. September 5. 9-5-3 WANTED GIRLS TO~ fRIM "'lll RTS. ROBINSON SHIRT ’ 105 1-2 MARIETTA ST. 9-4-I.') '\TED cook to cook and do laun ‘h for small family; must room on lot; 'in; references. 22 West Fourteenth st. -4-18 'ANTED An experienced seamstress oung ladies to worl in assorting Excelsior Laundry. 40i42 Wall street. 9 - 3 - 2 —Lady bookkeeper. Elyea- ■ • ell (’"Hipanx. 8-21 Help Wanted—Male. d.I<’ITORS—A few more good men who n make $5 per day; high grade pre ,:” n proposition. If you are a hustler, to Lanford. 88 North Pryor st.. 8 to A NTED—Office boy. Ap ply foreman composing Georgian. 9-5-47 A\”i i-;]j—Wood machine man. Steady 'v..ri<; good wages Wire at our ex- I'Ctisf if you can come at once. No labor ’oubios of any sort. Little Rock Furni- p lO Manufacturing Company. Little ’Rck. Ark ■_ _°l!k. 52 XNTED—At once, mattress finisher if v,, u ran come, wire us Best of wages. s t<-ady w >rk. No labor troubles of any "Ti < »ates Mattress Company. Little lock, Ark. tM-58 \NT El)—Two first’-Tlass bench men. L. Traynham. 173 S Humphries st. s- 5- nJ 'X XNTED—Bright, strong box about fif teen not afraid of work, for office work. 'Pl’ly between 6 and 7 p. m., Postal Tel ‘ -1 aph-<’able Co., corner Broad and Ala '«£nja streets. 9-5-21 XNTEI>—-Male help to cook and do housework; $5 per week 328 Central 2 p'Hiue. 9-5-25 'X \NTED—An office boy; one who is ■ miliar with tiling ano can use T 'T fl ; Biiirr. (jtj ß Elevator Company. 9-5-27 Help Wanted—Male. \\ AN I I-.D—( ombination stenog rapher and telegraph operator; position pays between $75 and SBO i per month. Apply Employment Department. Remington Type writer < q„ 56 X Broad St. 9-5-67 11 1:1 " u >oung men to travel; agn pvnonJ een l °, tw<>n, y years: salary and ht W? O paid Apply l- ' rida r morning hmminS A.? 11 ' ? ° clock at 920 Austell uulMing. .Atlanta. 9-6-32 " rew ;, manager; one who is ...4 a . ’ ot coll ecting and handling a i InS i y " un ? mt T- Apply Friday morn- P n : l 9 and 9 o'clock at 920 Aus- | tell building, Atlanta. 9-5-31 "AN 1 hite t'°y in a music house c.,°I llce: salar; to begin. $5 week. An .y'llll .particulars, in own handwrit- Box ,56. Atlanta. 9-5-34 01-T TCE BOY. between the ages of 13 , an A P- who has been to school. Ap ply .8 south Pryor street. Room 301. Sat urday, 8 a. m. 9-5-2 V ANTED—Boy who can use tvpewriter. Address, own handwriting. Box 802, At- 1 lan ta. 9-4-35 A£ 1 •'-,t> —Ten stock salesmen to make 4.0 a day. ,->O4 Candler building. 9-4-37 , loMI’I'.rEXT order man for grocer'.' store. Apply 2t06 p. m. 271 Piedmont live. 9-4-29 \V A NTEI)~- SEVEJIAI7“ AIE N WITH EXPERIENCE IN HAT FACTORY; ALSO AN EX PERIENCED CUTTER OF FAB-1 RICS. AMERICAN HAT MAN UFACTURING CO.. 195 MA RIETTA STREET. 9-4-16 \‘, \.\’i ED—Good butler. References re quired. Apply 703 Edgewood avenue. 1 R.W ELING cigar salesman wanted for north Georgia territory. Apply Camp kin Importing Company, Fort Gaines, Ga.. send»ng reference and experience Salary or commission. 9-3-21 W AN'I’ICD—At once, a colored fireman. Fnt dm Lumber (Joni pa ny. 9-3-6 WANTED- I’pholsterers and boys To work or gad boards. Southern i’phol- I storing (’ompany. corner Jefferson and' h<ho streets 9-8-11| BLACKSMI*TII xvant’Ji for general repair shop; some horseshoeing; must ,be all-round, g'»od man: white shop: wages *3.50. Albany Blacksmith Co., Al oany, Ga. 38-8,31 I\\ A \”| !• D ib ii to learn barber trade. ] I ighl. e’ean work. An army of our I graduate* rot. running shops. Be one of 1 'tn Wage- while learning. Tools pi . cr. Call write Moler Barber College. *8 Luckie street. 31-8-31 WANTED Young men to learn pliarm ] soy this fall Demand for our gradu ]: '<■•• »xcferls supply. \>xt session begins ■ ■ i>< ' 1 Southern College of Pharmacy, i ’ LLr'lLil-AiPlfl: Ga. 9-1-1 ! X' AN 1 El) —Bright, strong b.iys to deliver routes in | ’ifternoons. Good wages! CPid Hiance for promotion. (,- il! at firi-ul.ition depart-! meiif 1 he Atlanta Georgian. East Alabama street. ’’..'NTED Ideas. Inventors write for list ot inventions wanted and prizes of- .ei'cd by manufacturers, Also, how to get , I your patent. Sent free to any address. ' i Randolph Briscce. patent attorneys.; ; Washington, p. C. 7-11-23 j i STOP at Hilburn hotel, heart of '’jty, 10>£. Walton street, if you want a clean, quiet room; transient 50c. Open all night. 3-21-19 YES. Professor G. <). Branning will teach you the barber trade (it’s easy). We teach in one-half time of other colleges. Course. anti position in our shops i only S3O. Why pay more" Thousands of our graduates running shops or making : good wag.-s, Atlanta Barber College. 10 East Vltchell street. 5- 1 -17 ’ FREE MASSAGE. hair cuts, shaves. shampoos. All barber work free. Clean linen Atlanta Barber College. 10 East Mitchell. 5-27-16 Help Wanted—Male and Female. ANY intelligent person may earn steady ‘ income corresponding for newspapers, i [Experience unneuessar \ddress Press | Correspondence Bureau. Washington. D ’ C. 15-8-31 I WA \ iTI i '' s ’ 1 - * ' w ,sh to know ’why they ; stammer and b<>w to quit. The Fon-TJn ; Insiii’ite, 2516 Indiana ave., Chicago. 111. -- IS i I SETTLED (IiH’PIE. without children, ioi -cook, milk, clean house and look af’er I premises. Nic'* house <»n lo . gas ;j-:dj | bath. Apply 60) West Peachtree. 50-9-.?' Musical. JAMES A. BUCHANAN, I EXPERT PIANII TI'NF.R -Action, r.'g"- j lating. voicing and repairing. Belli ■ pbor.e Main .;j'.l-1., East Atlanta. Drop ; a postal. 1 will < ail 8-19-2'4 Salesmen Wanted. OLD established corpora tion re<|iiires the services <»f a good specially traveling : salesman. Liberal monthly l drawing account with ex !pen<es paid. Also good bo nus. Excellent opportunity for Ihe right man. 1)o not i apply unless have good clean record. The Eclipse Paint and Manufacturing Company, Cleveland. Ohio. 9-5-60 WA N TED—Ambitious salesmen to sell Scarborough's surveys; we pay big commissions and give sure guarantee. Address Scarborough. P. O. Box 160 care ; STOCK SALESMAN WANTED—Our proposition will make you money. Good line-up assured. Address the Mid-West Securities Company, 1012 Hartford build- Ing. < Tilcago, 111. 46-9-2 Situations Wanted—Female. LADY of experience desires position with an oculist as house to house demon strator. securing calls and assisting in general. Address M 8., cure Georgian. 38-I'-.-, WANTED- A job at once as seamstress, I slitch, cut and tit. Viola Chambliss, 116 Violet ave.. Atlanta, Ga 36-9-6 YOUNG GIRL with experien e wishes po sition as stenographer at once. Cull 3JK. H RESPECTABLE colored woman desires a position as house maid and wishes to room on lot; has no incumbrance. 383 R Icha rd son street. J. A. Hi 11.37-9-4 EXPERIENi 'EI > YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS OFFICE XSSISTANT. \HDRESS WORKER. CARE GEORGIAN' 39-9-4 i oj.< >REI' Girl wants job as maid Ap ply 187 Fort si reel. 62-9-3 I'o’.h'i: IT.NT white nurse with training desires position as nurse or maid; ex cellent references. Call Mary. Ivy 6356 64-9-3 A. E. BELEW. 7',‘-C Spring street. Sep tember 5. 9•5-3 WANTED Position by young lady ste nographer who is willing to work and has had fifteen months txperlcnce Call Atlanta phone ■620460 3-3 EXPERIENi'ED stenographer, with ref erences. wants position Can use d!c tophone and run mimeograph machine. Salary S6O. Address Box 775, care Geor gian. 38-9-3 FREE TICKETS TO THE FORSYTH THEATER FOR THE BEST WRITTEN WANT ADS Did you ever try to write a Wiant Ad? Then why not try your skill at writing them and get a couple of tickets to the Forsyth theater at ihe expense of the Want Ad man? Here Is how yon can secure f ee tickets to the Forsyth: Read over the Want Ads on these pages You plainly se< 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 tiie 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 tis kets for tomorrow night’s 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 'aken up until 1 o'clock each day. I"ne winners’ names will appear in the next day's issue among the Want Ads. and all you will have to do Is to find your name, bring your Want Ad receipt and that issue of the paper to The Geor gian Want Ad counter (so that y?u may be identified) not later than four (4) o’clock the next day, and get your tickets to that night’s performance. Remember, they will com? 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 waiting for you. Needle Work. EMBROIDERY, designing, tine sewing and darning. 13 Baltimore place Ivy ’968. 8-28-8 Situations Wanted—Male. YOUNG MAN. experienced bookkeeper and typewriter, wants position with good firm; to get start in city will work I (heap; good references. Address .1. ’l’. J.. Box 475, care Georgian. 49-9-5 JUNIOR drug clerk experience and abil- . ity desires position at once. Address | Box 314, Bo&noke, Ala. 48-9-5 * YOUNG MAN, 22 years of age. with some I business experience and willing to work, I desires position in store, hank or office; good references. Address Thomas Ta;. - lor, Fairburn, Ga. 30-9-5 1 WANTED—Some firm or company to eni- I ploy me as broom-maker as a small, side ; iine with their business; can make any ' kind of broom. Box 750. care Georgian. 31-9-5 THOR( »I*GHLX’ competent, energetic young man of wide experience and val uable training with large corporations, possessing full knowledge of office rou tine: good correspondent; some sales ex ; perience, wishes position where ahilitx ; and loyalty will be rewarded. Address ; i Box 744. care Georgian. 26-9-5 ' I EXPERT STENOGRAPHER and private! secretary with railroad and commercial ■ experience, wishes position with oppor- I I tunity to advance. Address Box 745. care ! i Georgian. 27-9-5 j ! WANTED A POSITION AS STENO - 800 KKEE PE R. FOI R YEARS EXPERIENCE. CAN (HYE BEST OF REFERENCES. NOTHING UNDER $50.00 PER MONTI! CONSIDERED. AD DRESS X Y Z. CARE GEOR-I I GIAN. 31-9-4 ! WANTED —Position by young num. aged 23. as office assistant or stenographer. Rapid and ac curate. Furnish good reconimcn , dations. Address 18 W. North . a venue. 27-9-4 i waNTEI ’ I*osfl ion as met ■ei years’ experience. Address Meat <’ut “l rer. Box 451. carp Georgian. 53-9-4 ' i’< »St'ri<)N wanted by man thoroughly ex perienced in office work as manager or i to take charge of correspondence, collec tions. etc.; satisfactory references as to ability, reliability, etc. Address Box 740, , ;lre Georgian. 34-9-4 WANTHD —Position by young man, ex perienced in bookkeeping and office .work. Address L. D. Jolie}. 107 Trinity ! avenue. ktlanta phone J.OJ’I. 28-9-4 'PRINTER wants situation m country or • city office. Address Economy. Box 31. I care Gforg'an. 54-9 31 ■ ’.T7; > J:> a ' oung man | isiti< ■ bookkeeper or assisiani bookkeeper; ! reference furnished. Box 733. care Geor gian 41-9-3 W \ ''.'i ED Pos ti< nin wholesale oi pa< k j ing house: am willing to work and can I furnish best references. B< x 730> care j(;e<rg i 24-9-3 } CbMI’ETENT bookkeeper desires em plcyrneni part of time. Either morn : Ings or afternoons. Excellent references. ! FERTILIZER MAN wants position this season. J A. Austin. Kirkwood, Ga. Job Work. WE CAN SAVE you money on repair ; work, shelving, tables and counters. We make them io order. Roof repairing, brick work, wall tinting, painting and plaster ing. 62'i S. Forsyth street. Bell 1187; Atlanta 6087-M. Window Cleaning. National Window Cleaners WILL CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS. Dwellings or Store Fronts; Carpets Vacu um Cleaned; Flcors Oiled or Waxed. All Work Guaranteed. 47 E. Hunter St. Main 1175, Atlanta Phone 1051. 7-5-24 Boarders Wanted. want ED Room and ar< furixished rooms for light housekeeping by couple, at reasonable rates. Give rates and phone number. 8.. P. <_). Box 1741, City. 02-9-5 COMFORTABLE room in suburban home: two minutes from car line; large porches, shade trees, two bath rooms, good servants, vegetable garden, chickens and Jersey cow South Kirkwood. De catur 389. 9-5-57 LARGE, delightful room with private bath; good location; best table; steam heat; all comforts. 241 West Peachtree. Ivy 1959-L.45-9-5 GENTLEMEN or ladies can get nice, large, cool front rooms at 18 Capitol Place. price $4 and $5 per week 45-9-5 WANTED Four or five nice, refined young men boarders; well prepared meals, neat, clean rooms; reasonable prices. Mrs. I no. B. Thurman. 127 Capi tal ave ON N’oß’i’ii BOULEVARD; unfurnished rooms in steam-heated apartments; for couple, with board References required Ivy 1-5-88 • 245 SOUTH PRYOR can accommodate a few boarders and roomers; with con veniences. z 9-5-13 COMFORTABLE BOARD can be obtained in private family, all conveniences Ap ply 744 Piedmont avenue 9-4-45 wISm ENI • »Couple a” hi ' d Udi en, two young men one room, one man to share room; table board. 156 Gordon. ’ • -l. WEST end family have nice room and board for couple without children; room for gentleman. Phone West 568-. I 61-9-3 I 139 WEST PEACHTREE has changed : hands; open for congenial hoarders; large front room with private bath and dressing room; day boarders wanted; meals so per weel Cali [vy 555 L 9-2-25 THOSE desiring to take Teen students as hoarders klndlj notify the office at once, as the list now being compiled. Mrll Just Off Peachtree SELECT rooms with or without board; reasonable. 19 \V. (’ain st. 8-29-48 NR’H ROOM and board In exchange for diamond, motorcycle, piano or type writer. Small cash payment. Plano, Box jo. care Georgian. 8 1 Boarders Wanted. ROOMS and bojird; also table board; north side Ivy 2423-J. 8-29-61 NEAT, cool rooms and homelike cook ing. 173 Luckie street. Atlanta phone 2437. 8-22-38 ‘PEACHTREE. INN SI.SO to $2.60 day; $7.00 to $12.50 weekly; | American plan, 50c co $1.50 day; $3.00 Ito $7.00 weekly European. References l exchaitgeci 8-13-36 IIF you appreciate cleanliness try us. ?4 to $6 week. 123 Capitol avenue. $-10-7 Board Wanted. BOARDING places for students Atlanta College of Pharmacy; give rates. Ad jdress George F. Payne. 94(9 . Edgewood 1 ave. 40-9-4 ! B<>ARli|.\’G places wanted in private families for young ladies and for young men students; give rates. Address Dr. George F. Payne, President Atlanta Col lege of Pharmacy, 94% Edgewood ave. 33-3-4 JEWISH BOARD WANTED -Two young men desire room and meals with a Jewish family. References. Address P. | O. Box 775. 37-9-3 Summer Resorts. ! CAN A<’<9 ’MMODATE eight people at my , mountain home for September, at mod ! erale rate. Elegant food. Grand seen ; ery. M., Box 93. care Georgian. 60-9-4 Lost and Found. : LOST—A wrapped handbag In Cone's Wednesday afternoon containing check i hook and railroad ticket, kodak pictures. Return to -Cone's and receive reward. | 54-9-5 ■ LOST Bunch of papers in Fourth Na tional Bank, would appreciate if finder ; leaves [tapers with Mr. Ryan, Cashier !• ( ' al ' R Cohen. 56-9-5 ! LOST—A Bohemian garnet brooch: star I design. Return to owner and get re , wa_r<L_ 114% Capitol ave. 34-9-5 LOST- A Boston terrier, white collaF, short tail, short ears, four white feet; will answer to the name of “Bob.” Re turn to W. M. Strong. A black spot on each eye. Bell phone Main 3511-J and > get reward. I2%_lyy. 63-9-4 LOST —One coin purse, containing a ! rosary key and small change between ; Fourth street and the Sacred Heart . church. Return to Georgian office. i A VERT fit ■ stock bull; worth $500; will , sell for 3100, also several cows and lieif ■ ers - Cail Ivy 2850.66-9-3 Li'ST —White and yellow spotted dog. Blind in one eye. Answers to name of Trixie. Reward if returned to L. I'a- Vidson, 341 East Fair street. 33-9-3 * Dropsy. (DROPSY Ci RED Relieves shortness of breath in 36 to 48 Lo irs. Reduces swell ing in 15 io 20 days. Write for particu lars. CoUom Dropsy Remedy Company, >l2 Austell Building, Atlants 5-26-11 Medical. ( NEW catarrh cure. Write or call at 272 South Pryor street. Atlanta, Ga. 8-28-7 DR. EDMONDSON'S Tansy, Pennyroyal and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re liable treatment for painful and sup pressed menstruation, irregularities anti -imilar obstructions. Trial box by mail. ■>oc. Frank Edmondson & :.ro., manufac turing chemists, 14 South Broad street. Atlanta, Ga. 2-17-14 - n : Personal. LADIE.B Ask your drypg -■ so; Chicho ters Fills, the Diamond brand: for 25 5 fmi's known as best, safest, always relia ble: buy of your druggist. r ake no other. Chichesters Diamond Brand Fills are sold b> - i.iggists i-verywhu! e 5-2-1 AUTHORS WRITERS Let uaTse your copyrights, print and place your books on the market. Morton Publishing Company. Dept ATC. Morton building. New Turk. 7-11-26 >u desirous ol making acquaint ance, through correspondence, with lady or gentleman, matrimonially inclined? Send 20c postage. Correspondence Ex ehange,Ba Itimore, Md. 9-3 -J 9 MARCUS LOEB & CO., 755 Pryor street, September 5. 9-5-3 FlTy FLY SCREENS. FLY SCREENS—Wood fly screens, metal fly screens, hardwood Hours. Venetian blinds, metal weather strips furnished anywhere in tl e South. Write or phone W. R. Cal laway. manager. 1402 Fourth National Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga. Main 5310 8-15-5 SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at 34 Wall street, has an expert fitter and it will cost you no more to have him fit you. and It means insurance. 6-24-19 MATERNITY SANITARI I’M - Private? refined, homelike; limited number of nntients cared for; home provided in fants; infants for adoption. Mrs. M. T. MJtchell. 26 Windsor st. 6-22-12 Matrimonial. YOUNG M AN, Southerner, limited means, desires to meet lady who possesses lovable character; object matrimony; con- I fident tai. J.. Box 100 <are Georgian. 58-9-4 Palmistry. miss PALMIST, A GIFTED WOMAN. LO CATED 76 E. HI TTER STREET. PROFESSOR LA VOUX. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, clairvoyant and palmist. Parlors. 74 Walton street. La iies 1 maid in attendance 8-6-7 PALMIST AND LIFE READER. REVEALS PAST, present and future Can be consulted on all jffairs of life Readings 26c, 30c 17 East Mitchell street (in tent). GYPSY QUEEN IS NOW LOCATED in tM)t, corner For syth and I uckie; can be consulted on all affairs of life Charges moderate Satisfaction guaranteed 6-25-13 Every day is a good day to read the Want Ad Pages ol Th< C orglan New opportunities are there today that did no* exist yesterday. 1 For Sale Miscellaneous. I i FOR SAI E—A 75-p<iur.<l refrigerator in | good cor, Ition. Lull Ivy 3526. i FOR SAI ■: Vet. rtasenable. gas stove tor light housekeeping. Call al 190 E. i i Linden st Phone Ivy 61761t-5-61 ; i Fi'lt SALE Ten or more shares of st< >'K P.ailway Postal <’lerks’ Investment As- I sociatior Apply Mrs W. P. .Mooney, '.OO ! Gordon si. Phone West 821-J. :*-4-41 I FOR SALE A beautiful S4O gas range; 1 "on in The Journal contest; cheap for' leash. The same can be seen at High- , tower's. J-’tirther Information. Ivy 2082-' . 29-9-4 .FOR SALE -ttiie sleuni cylinder (half price) for rot ton gin press. G D. Col lins, Flint. Ga. 9-4-19 IFOR SALE —Two feather beds and sew- 1 ing mgbhlne. in fine shape. Apph al 84 North Boulevard. I FOR SALE -Family horse, buggl and, harness. The team for ladies and dill- ’ dren.Phone Ivv 4586. 9-4-2 I FOR SALE- i'ix. elletif baby carriage, mahogany room suit and sideboard. 386 ! Washington street. L'U 8 ' EXCHANGE -Grand square piano for a violin. Box 429-3-34 f D. I. BARRETT. 156 Gordon street. Sep- i I tetnber 5. »-5-3 ■ | S2OO CASiI buys two 36-foot boxball al leys In almost perfect condition. R W Singleton, Oxford, Ala 49-9 3 j FOR SALE—Fixtures and shelving, one iron safe, four counter show cases, mir- ’ rors, etc., at i7O Peachtree street. 8-22-34 RTiIH-GfIAITE ICE <'REAM*C<j??ES~ i Nunnally's ice cream department, Atlanta. ' Gal B-21-28 DRAWINGS, tracings, sketches. blue I prints, patent drawings AV. F. Osborne, 380 Spring street. Phone Ivv 1139-. I 40-9-3 I One Price. No Commission i TUNING. REPAIRING I PIANOS AND PLAYERS. LET us make you an estimate on your work. Old pianos made new again at moderate prices. The only complete piano shon in : ' t the city. Cleveland-Manning Piano Company, 80 N. Pryor Street. Bell Phone Ivy 2240. SECONDHAND BAFf7s—Sinai:, rnedfum and large home safes. sls; Hall’s bank | and fire- roof safes, vault doors, etc. C. I 1 J Daniel, 416 Fourth National Bank Bldg ; -7-33 I Arviocipqti ■' l ’ resi’lers everything " , jrvlllt 111 <lll Latest improvements. Uetelt 01,1 registers exchanged.: Vdc>u All sizes; easy terms ' Atlanta Cash Register Co. ! Xteglbteib 34 East Alabama street i 6-13jJ7 1 NEW RUBBER TIRES PI T' <>N YOUR BABY’S CARRIAGE. PHONE IVY > 3076. ROBERT MITCHELL, 229 EDGE- ; wood. ■ National Cash Register. 1 $35. S6O, S6O. $75. SIOO, $l5O ami up to suit 1 your needs. Terms easy. Liberal ex -1 change for cash registers In use. Bell > phone Ivv 4155, Atlanta 594 1 THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., f CO North Broad Street. L7.2o_J>2 NEW, beautiful rugs woven from your I obi carpet, superior to any in service; 1 plain or designed; any sjze. Catalogue free. Oriental ftug Company. Baltimore, t Md. , 8-16-31 Bankrupt Sale. FOR S.' LE. In pursuant of an order of the Hon P. H. Adams, referee. I will receive blds for | . the stock of groceries and fixtures and f accounts of J. A. George, bankrupt, situ ated at 168 and 170 South McDaniel street. Atlanta. Ga.. from this date until Sep , tember 9. 1912, at 11 a. nt., at Which time all bids will be opened in the office of the : referee. 513 Grant building An inven tory and a personal examination of the j stock may be had upon application to the j undersigned. HARRY DODD, Receiver ! 9-5-5 I ■— - Automobiles. | GUARANTBED tires at cut prices; tu close out surplus stock. 28x3, $7.40; 30x3, $7.85; 30X3U-. $10.20, $17.25; all other sizes; order now while I thev last. Central Mfg. Co., Dayton. Ohio. PROSPECTIVE buyers, drop me a line. J have a proposition that will Interest | you. Prospective, Box 74. care Georgian i 64-9-1 1 I will ’I'ItADE SI,SOO demonstrating tour ing car, fully equipped, for vacant lota. Fine appearing and serviceable car. Ad- ■ dress S.. Box 700. care Georgian. 9-2-28 1 , ::.z—:: ■■ J . '=■ i Monuments and Stone Work. ATLANTA GRANITE COMPANY. All kinds stone work. 17-19 Fraser street. Phone Main 3540. I Trunks, Bags and Suitcasei. RETAILED AND REPAIRED. ROIINTRDE’S 77 ai<l PHONES: Bell Main 1576. Atlanta 1654. I ~* ■-■T . , . ■ _.X. Wanted—Miscelaneous. WANTED—To buy nice, large gentle man’s trunk and suitcase, second hand. J. R.. Box 460. care Georgian -5-56 i WANTED Second-hand piano* goods make. Address Plano, care Georgian. ' ,vy _J?72'L _ 33-2-5 1 1 BUY small stock of groeeries or ! any kind of retail business; will pay cash. What have you? Box 736, care I Georgia n I PUY MEN'S old ciothos and shoes. Drop a card. I. Bock, 32 Bell street. 8 16 36 FURNITURE an< ousehokl goods, off co fixtures and merchandise of any kind accepted on consignment. Gash advanced Pembroke Sales t'o . 143 South Pryor St. Ee:i phones Main 1424 Main 187, Atlanta 8 ■ '• ''i‘ x CARD Will bring cash for old | clothes and shoes. ’i he Vest’are. 166. -27-42 1 WANTED •We pay highest ash prices on household goods, pianos and office furniture advanced on consign ments. Springer’s Auction House. J 5 Sopth Pryor street. Bell phone Main 1526. WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for house hold goods pianos and office furniture Cash advanced on consignments. Central Auctf&n (’otnrany, 12 East Mitchell street Bell phone Main 2424 8-26-26 2 1 .7. r --L.‘.J—X-ZL-. Li —_ .—‘.lt" | Business Opportunities I f(M'.' < ’OLA BOTTLING PLANTS, prop-, i . rrly managed, make rnonej l offer. I ■I Miibjei't to prior sale. Colorado plant; M" - I Mb. Other loiathms. J .1 Willard. Hiek- I or.'. N C 53-'.'-5| WINONA Gill.D-ropj’Eß MINING ~ ST< )CK. I I SEVERAL II m:san<l nhareti of the Winona ; Golil-CobPT Mining ami Milling Com-I t*atty stock for sale This rich mine is ■ right near Yellowstone park, in Wyoming I No 'reasonable offer refused; want to sell ' it this week. Address Yellow Metal care I Georgian. 51 :<-5 j “The Georgian’s Rent Bulletin” Do Your Renting Through This Bulletin. ! < ; It contains a complete list each Issue of everv desirable nlace that - For ) S Rent in the city and suburbs; no matter whether it is furnished or unfurnished < i ’ they are all here below. For the benefit and convenience of its patrons The Georgian employs a ? I special man to search the city and surroundings each day for aesiranle. traces > < This bulletin will save you time, money and worry It is for your conve- ) | | nience, so take advantage of it. Furnished Rooms For Rent. i PLEASANT room; modern conveniences; in steam heated apartment, close in. north jide. Ivy 6033-d. 9-5-68 I X —— —_ IN a delightful home of couple, block of . Georgian Terrace, on car line, a suite or j singly, three lovely rooms: preferably t. ■ ' gentlemen; no children nor housekeeping ! ivy 5145. 50-9-a i BRIGHT, attractive room; well furnished; in best residential section of north side . Phone Ivy 309. 39-9-5 NICELY furnished rooms; close in; all i conveniences. 72 Spring st. 44-9-5 I HOUSEkfiEPINO rooms, unfurnished or > partly furnished, with adults; parties without children; separate entrance. 256 Grant st 37-9-5 FOR RENT--To couple, without children. three rooms; private bath; references. I Courtland street, corner Pine. 9-5-41 i NICE, large, cool room suitable for two i gentlemen 16 West North ave. ivy ' 5063-.). 9-5-15 I Two nicely furnished rooms for house keeping; also one sleeping room for one ior two gentlemen, close in. 242 Central a\e. Call phone 3058-_B L 9-5-30 I ’i'Wi > YOUNG MEN can have nicely fur | nlslied room in strictly private family; all conveniences, meals next door. 'Call Ivy 5455 9-6-28 FOR RENT—Two> or three upstairs rooms; light housekeeping allowed; on Grer.t street, near Georgia avenue. Phone Mau 1‘33-L, 9-5-36 PLEASANT furnished rooms; meals next door. 24 East Baker street. 9-5-12 TWO large nicely furnished front rooms; large closet; steam heat; north side; private family. Call Ivy_3s7oJ. 29-9-5 FOR GENTLEMEN Nicely furnished room; furnace heat; private family; on Myrtle street, near POnce DeLeon avenue Phone Ivy 1495. 9-sj-4 I FOR RENT—Three nice connecting rooms; all conveniences; private en | trance; couples preferred Bell phone Main 5239-J, 9-4 47 I THREE first floor rooms for light house keeping; desirable and cheap; sls I ' U |iar nbers, 390 Spring st. 65-9-4 ONE nicely furnished room, upstairs; close In; all conveniences. 44 East Caln st. 9-4-40 FOR RENT Furnished rooms in strictly private home, 19 East Harris street. -22-17 FOR RENT- Furnished rooms; ail con veniences. Atlanta 3266 116 West Peachtree street. 9-4-6 AT 419 NORTH JACKSON there is room and board for one or two. Ivy 4349-J. -4-7 FOR RENT Handsomely furnished steam-heated room, adjoining bath, in Atlanta's most modern apartment. Gen tlemen preferred Price moderate Ref erenees. _Pl:one_[vy _6729 9-4-3 FOR KENT Furnished rooms for two ; young men. Call at 78 East North ave nue after September 49-4-1 1 FOR REN’J'—Attractive, steam-heated I room, all conveniences; five minutes' I walk Five Points; private family; north side; gentlemen only. Ivy 5580-J.9-4-12 Yl’Wtt furnished rooms, light housekeep- 79_East Harris, close in. 63-9-3 STEAM-HEATED ROOM for gentlemen; private family; references. Atlanta phone 3536, 9-3-40 FOR RENT—To nice young man, newly furnished front room; all conveniences With owner. Ivy 2311-1.. 9-3-36 MRS. M. O. ‘BELI^^RODT7 _ 76' - East Merritts avenue, September 6. i LARGE, nicely furnished room, steam heated. electric lights, north side, prl . vate family, to gentlemen. Ivy 1294-L. ’ 9-3-35 ONE nicelj- furnished room in modern apartment; all conveniences, near state 1 <-a l )lto1 - <:al1 Main 3299-J, , 51-8-28 LARGE, nicely furnished room (two beds); modern apartment; private home: meals if deaired. 41 E. Caln. FURNISHED room In modern apart ment for gentlemen only; three minutes to Candler Bldg. 45 Williams street. 39-9-8 THREE nicely furnished first-floor rooms with bath, for housekeeping; connect ing: no children: references. Owner. 250 Woodward avenue. Phone Main 25*0. FOR RENT Entire second floor; ~throe rooms; furnished for housekeeping. 251 East Pine street Ivj 3960 J 9-3-lp FOR RENT -Nice, cool front room; hot water; private family Main 4945 and i ask for Mrs Starr. 286 Washington street 9-3-1 XlflE, newly furnished rooms, also light housekeeping apartment Close tn Mrs. .1. M George. 151 Spring street. 9-2-15 EOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms with , good board, bath and all conveniences; | close in: under new management. 130 Ivy | street. 8-31 -51 IVY HOTEL, 98 Ivy Street. AMERICAN PLAN; $125 UP. Weekly rates. 69 8-29 | FOR RENT -Three nicely furnished i rooms, close In, cheap: all conveniences; > nice neighborhood. Apply 88 Pulliam i B treet. 8-29-20 WANTED Young men or couple; pleas | ant rooms, with or without meals; good I beds; good meals: reasonable price. 64 ! E. Harris st 8-31-60 LARGE, beautifully furnished rooms with hot and cold water, baths and excellent table board; under new management. 4 West Peachtree st. Bell phone Ivy 6790-J. 8-6-36 i . •. Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. FOR RENT—Four connecting rooms; pri vate. entrance, bath, sink: conveniently _ JY- V A 65 1l j - 9-5-51 ONE large room with kitchenette for light housekeeping; unfurnished or partially furnished; all conveniences; use of phone. 152 Crew st. 9-5-16 TW<) rooms for light housekeeping. 127 Wash 1 ngton. M. 4380-J,9-5-18 OWNER would rent three first floor con necting rooms to couple without ehil idren; separate entrance, gas, porcelain i sink; freshly papered and painted. Call | after 5:30. 430 Pulliam st. 9-5-20 i FOR REN'T-Two or three large untur- I nished rooms, with kitchen, to business I lady, in West Peachtree street. Ivy 893 9-6-24 FOR RENT -Three connecting rooms, with couple; private bath; phone; sink In kitchen; nice porch: close in Ivv 5K!7-.I _ 3-IL3O 'R KENT Three first-floor rooms fur light housekeeping; desirable and cheap; sls \V. W. Chamblee, 390 Spring street. NIC!': front room, unfurnished; private family; all conveniences. Phone Ivy f1)60.1.5 East North avenue. 9-5-8 .THREE large, cool and elegant rooms with hail, dressing room, den and use of bath, for light housekeeping, in north side private home; attractive terms to congenial couple without children. 74 E. Mer'itts av®. 9*4*38 FOR RENT -Three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, close in; pri <»te family. 233 South I’rvor street. F‘ >R RI.'NT Three < onnccttrg rooms, with bath and sink, to party without children, C"llege Park. Ca'l Bell phone I East P"U i 3.20GL I-1 large ro< * ■ HAL Os fla : s<i.ata'e entlame, opening . in veranda: poreelam sink Ivv 9:> ! h-:;.",-, iUNE large first-floor front unfurnished room, one largo first-floor furnished room: 'ci'ts ver,, teasorabl . but baths; j use i.f phone, Iv- 4175-.1. 15 'Vest Pine. I F< >R RENT—F ! ve looms and bath; use of phone, references exchanged. 31!' | N lacks-,ri s; mh-8-31 I THREE unfurnished rooms. 15 Little st I 8-81-16 Furnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED—Furnished room by refined couple, north side, close in. Address R. B. D., Box 480, care (Georgian. 9-5-6 G Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED -Three connecting unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping by couple with child 1.8 months old: must be cheap and well ventilated; state price, etc., in first letter; south side preferred. Address Permanent, care Georgian. 55-9-5 WANTED -Two unfurnished rooms, on first floor, centrally located; suitable for doctor’s office; would like furnished bed room also. .Address Doctor, care Gunter-Watkins Drug Company. 9-5-29 : Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. ROOMS FOR RENT—Furnished or un furnished. in private home; close in; rent reasonable. Phone Ivy 3540-L. 9-5-7 FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms, three or four, walking distance of town; all conveniences; cheap 88 Pulliam street. -5-1 Furnished Apartments For Rent. $lO- Three-room apartment, bath, porch and separate gas; near Tech school; place for chickens. Atlanta phone 6828-B 26 9-4 FOR RENT—At 196 Juniper street, near Seventh, first-floor seven-room fur | nished apartment, by the year, S6O per month. Ivy 662-J. 9-2-3 Unfurnished Apartments For Rent FIVE-ROOM apartment. 201 Corinthian apartments. Apply Mr. Kelly, 2U Wal ton street. 9-6-48 APARTMENTS for rent; twos Team heat ed apartments in the Stafford, 32 Car negle place; very desirable location; new, well kept; an convenlenaes. Apply Jani tor or phone Ivy 6109-L. 62-9-4 FOR RENT —Five rooms, seFond floor; modern; etables, garage Main 4091-J. -4-5 ONE five-room apartment, without heat; one four or five-room apartment with heat. Apply Owner, 356 N. Jackson. At lanta phone 78. 8-31-70 IN the Boscobel apartments, 83 Hurt street. Inman Park, there are left two three and four-room apartments. $32.50 and $35 each, with steam heat, hot and cold water Apply to Janitor or I ltzhugh , Knox, 1613 Candler Bldg 8-27-19 Unfurnished Houses For Rent. KIRKWOOD ; NINE-ROOM house, three acres land, water, lights and plenty shade. .1. A. Earl. Kirkwood. Ga. Both phones 6 De catur. 9-5-37 FOR RENT—Six-room house; suitable for one or two families; rent reasonable. 348 East Georgia avenue Phone Main ' 1983-L. 9-5-35 ; CENTRAL AVENUE, near Richardson; for rent, six-room cottage. 212 Wash i ington street. Bell phone Main 5322 f :i-4-36 • FoR RENT—-S3O; six-room cottage; north side, 447 Courtland st., near Peachtree. W. C. Tolbert, 824 Atlanta National Bank > Building. M. 2683. 45-9-4 1 FoR RENT—Near-in six room cottage: s modern improvements: good’repair. It!' I Walton street. Call Ivy 6212-L. 41-3-2 > 118 WEST ALEXANDER ST., close in : and near car line; four rooms on sec- ond floor with all conveniences; separate entrance; price $10.60. Appl.v Fitzhugh l Candler Bldg 8-30-38 PHONE or write us for our rent bulletin; excellent houses all over the city at i moderate rates. Turman. Black <8 Cal houn, 203 Empire Bldg 6-29-66 ' FOR RENT.’ HOUSES I’ajj, write or phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph p. Cochran. 19 South Broad street., 4-141 THE HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for electricity. , Furnished Houses For Rent. FoR RENT —New five-room bungalow, partially furnished: $20.60; near West End car line. 9 N. Wellington. 9-6-38 ATTRACTIVE cottage home; finest loca tion north side: to let for winter to se lect party. Call Ivy 3752-J. 9-4-33 SIX-ROOM bungalow, servants’ room and garage; new house; built for a home. 156 Westminster Drive, Ansley Park. 9-4-31 Furnished Houses Wanted. WANTED—To re.nt ten or twelve-room house, furnished, close in. on north slde- Answer immediately. C F. H.. 220 South Boulevard. 36-9-S Office Space For Rent. DESK SPACE, for two desks, in cluding telephone and type writer. 1306 Third National Bank . Bldg. 36-9-5 Garages For Rent. f*OR P.l?s?T^Garage. $5 94 East street. 8-30-8 Stables For Rent. FOR RENT Stable and Apply to H. Lewis, 170 Jackson street, or at office. 213 Temple Court. 9-4-23 Railroad Schedule. S<')CTl PEUN~ lUGLWAY ’PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH” ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA. The following schedule figures are pub lished cnly as information, and are not guaranteed: No. Arrive From— |No. Depart To— -35 N. Y0rk..5:00 am; 36 N. York. 12:15 am 13 Juxville. 5:20 am 30 Col'bus... 5:20 am 43 Was’ton. 6:25 am 13 Cinci 6:30 am 12 Sh’port.. 6:30 am 32 Ft. Vai.. 5:30 am 23 Jaxville. 6:50 am' 35 B'ham. .. 5:45 am ' *l7 Toccoa... 8:10 am 7 Chat'ga . 6:40 am 1 26 Heflin. .. 8:20 ami 12 R’mond.. 6:55 am ] 29 N York.lo:3o am 23 K. City . 7:00 am 8 Chat'ga 10:35.ami 16 Bruns'k.. 7:46 am , 7 Macon.. 10:40 am ::!< B'ham... 10:45 am 2, Ft. Vai..10:45 am ;18 N. York. 11:01am 21 Col'bus 10:50 am; 40 Ch’lotte. 12:00 ti’n »’> Cinci... 11:10 am 6 Macon. . 12:20 p:n 30 B’ham... 2:30 mu; 30 N York, '.’:45 pm 40 B'ham 15 40 pm 15 i 'bat t'ga 3:00 pm Ch’lotte. 3:55 pm 39 R'bam. 4:16 pin I 5 Macon.. 4;00 pm|*lß Toccoa . 4 30pm ' .*,, N York. 5:0'1 pm 22 Col’bus .i;IOp:n ' 15 Brurs" 7:50 pm uCirci,. 5.10 pin 11 it’nu t d Su’Opm 28 F Valley 6:20 pin 24 K City i'-iOpnt: 25 Heflin.. . 5:45 pm in Chat:'ga !'.:15 pm] 10 Macon... 5:30 pm 2' Col bus. 10:20 pml 44 Wash’n . 8:45 pm 31 Ft Vai 10:25 pm 24 Jnxvilk.. !);30pni 30 B'barn l:':00ngtl 11 Sh’port . 11:10 tun 't ' * in< *' _. !' :01) P" l ' 14 Jaxville 11:10 pm Trains marked thus (•) run daily, ex cept Sunday. other trains run dally. .Central time. City Ticket office. No. 1 Peachtree St. 13