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-HE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AXD NEWS.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
blished by The Georgian Company,
20 East Alabama Street,
Atlanta, Ga.
yTT’ed at Atlanta post office as second- !
class matter.
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cear. mail, postage prepaid. S 3 on
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t '■'•-.•cred by carrier, one month4s
. .ered by carrier in Atlanta and
"other cities, one week 10c
Want Ad Rates and Rules
in The Atlanta Georgian
.
one < »nt a word each insertion.
] N’n ad taken for less than the price
of ten words Ads in larger type.
A a line (4 words to the line).
Out-of-town a ijvertl semenis I
must be accompanied with cash.
I Xgencies' discounts 10 and 5 per
.'ent.
The Georgian will not. be respon- i
sibie for more than one incorrect
nsertion of any ad ordered mote
iian one time.
Closing Hours: To secure prop
classification, ads must be in
The Georgian office before 1 o’clock
the day of the issue.
A', ads must be ordered nut. in
writing or at office. No discon
tinuance notice taken over phone.
Every word in he advertisement,
including the name and address,
is counted Each initial counts one
word; compound words are counted
I as two words.
Telephone your Want Ads to The'
Georgian (both phones 8000) when
it is more convenient to do so, and
collection will be made at your
heme or at. your office the follow
rg day. This is an accommoda
■ ion service rendered Georgian
Want Ad natrons and payment
should always be promptly made
cn presentation of bill. Always
ask that your telephone ad be re
peated back to you by the ad
aker to make sure that it has been
taken correctly. The Georgian can
not guarantee accurrfcy or assume
responsibility for errors of any kind
occurring in telephone advertise
ments.
ADVERTISERS should retain re
ceipts given in payment for Want
Ads over the office counter, as mis
takes can not be rectified without
them In answering advertise
ments addressed in care of The
Georgian, if the advertiser requires
references, send a duplicate of
same.
Help Wanted—Female.
FINISHERS on children’s dresses; good
i and light work; top fleror 36 West
Alabama The Enterprise Mfg. Cn.
-6-38
WANTED At once, a reliable servant;
" ages H St Paul aye
EXPERIENCED help wanted*in bushel
tug department. Apply to Eiseman
Bi-'ts.. inc. 9-6-37
\V \NT ED—-Lady with learning to travel’
\\ o have a good proposition to right
} ‘ ' ‘.’all Saturday morning, 527 Ans-
tel! Bldg. 43-9-6
\\ \NT ED—-Three girls as clerks in deli-
1 sen Apply at onc<. 115 Whitehall
>S'well Commission ( 9». 9-6-32
\ XTED—-Good cook to do general
isevvork, too; only three in family.
Apply 'JQ E. Linden street M. E. K.
\ XTED—Young lady as stenographer
;nd* general office work; one living with
preferred. Answer Box 11, care
Georgian. IG-! 6
ED < !oloi < < w >mi . to < > * and d<
-'•■i'cral housework. Must room on-lot.
-■ West Sixteenth streel. 9-6-23
L.xiD piano pl.ty er wanted immediately
: vaudeville theater. Must leave city
Al Bartlett's Theatrical Agency. 217
Rl ~<ieS budding. 9-6-7
MANTEL) First-class <•<»!< red woman as
cook: good wages; no incumbrances;
hve on lot Florence Hotel. Miller Union
s ’ ~ck Vards. Aflatita *l5B. 9-6-3
M ANTED Middle-aged white woman for
Housework; one not afraid of scarlet
• ' ser Xppb 1-< . • 9-6-18
' x '■* iJ 1 Eii st ■ fits a 11- round -
wl o can nurse baby ten months obi.
,|! "nee *l4 Capito.) ave. 9-6-19
M \ XTED Suit and shirtwais: saL~*
Holiis that come direct from Suit De
” ■■ii- nL _< li osi-in.ins. 6
' AX’IED- A first-class cook to room on
9 i i
\ T T E D \\ ■ - eusekeep
Good home and good wages to right
19 (.range street immediately.
" 'XTED A cook. Phono Ivy 5108.
A \.\ |’ED A middle-aged lady in live
v»t*n faiu.ly to care lor children and
ar >iin<i house for board and • l<»ihos;
have good reference. Mrs A
'' Ga
■i ■ ■ woman f< r general ho ise
,"" rl 183 North Moreland arc Ivy
-5-19
XTED Ai or.ee women for general
.. 1 : or I; 175 E.i ss, ■” M1 4
•X IED Girls fur musica’ oornedy
‘ . Exi>erienved unexpe-
• Experienced ones preferred
.Vi.a: t|s u) *22 and < xpens a week
1 • ure Atlanta Hotel. 2 Houston street.
*' x I 'I.Rl i-TX’CED operators to make tlje
; Ttnic union made overalls and
’ ' : -i' j f.h work for all and highest
;; -a *l short hours, we will em
“■ i’ '\p.ricn< ed persons and leach
’ ' is well-, so thev can soon earn
Augr>< This is the best employment
''lama for women and girls. ('all
2.' explain ii. Marcus Loeb Ar C<«..
.j s, <ui ii Pryor slreel. 9-4-3 ii
’ TnTEI)— GIRLS TO CRIM
>ll iRTS. ROBINSON SHIRT
" MARIETTA ST.
-4 13
A cook to cook and do la un ■
i dt’y for '•■mall fau.ilv : mus* room on lot
■ . references. 22 West Fourteenth st
-4-18
'' x I ED Lad> bookkeeper. • Elyea
tcll Company. 8-29-55
Help Wanted—Male.
x I’ED—Good boy for job on machines
*' a bright prospects; <• .perienec not
1 ' >ury See (‘unninghai.i. 20 South
" Southern Rurulist.
’X'i'ED Bookkeeper, good man foi
H ‘ ral office work and looking after
; ‘ nnts; mod.-rate salar\ . young man
■'••♦*rre<!. Apply Woodward-Eubank?
i , . ■ .....
i 1 i. . ... ■ rt f t een 1
■ii.iiii ( ,f v. rk to work in office. Annlx
' 'I Telegraph-Cable Co., corner Bread
J d Alabama sts. 9-6-3'.
\XT El > A I Gl ce. ♦ Njorh nc«’d .ml. pl ess
The Blosser (’ompanv. 38 W’al
'J i A reel, 9-6-22
CXTED District managers foi- an es
'alHishctj insurance company. Very iib
' a*! contract for the right man. Insur
h’k.. i n reach of the pooi man. All rich
■ ■ »lo hu\. \<:<.:ess s. V .B iner. Sr
Hianage' • i‘l 'l’emple Court
■ g. Atlarti
'•X't'Eii Bright young man, about six
• r n years obi. io attend t*» putting up
ail and tu b< gen< rail' useful nt office
Mendid opportuni’t'. for advancemen’
B
- 1 ‘A' '< >i; s ' ' x ■. . ■ v. ■
m make S 3 pm- <la> high g:.i<l«‘ i>r< -
-m proposition If »u are a husiler.
’ > ’ Lantord. 88 Xmih I’mm -i . 8 io
' XTED wii7te~N
'■f’< si.lnr' be z ‘3 V - i \ti
•i " ih cart i< i ;r; < wn h..ncv\» ii
I be; , j,.» i 9I
Help Wanted—Male.
WANTED Wood machine man. Steady
work: good wages. Wire at our ex
lier.se It you can come at once. No labor
! roubles of any sort, l.ittle Rock Furni
ture -Manufacturing Company. Little
Rock, Ark. " 9-5-52
WANTED At once, mattress finisher. If
ion van c.mie, wire us. Best of wages
bteauy w ,rk No labor troubles of any
rPL.I (.ates Mattress Company, Little
| g° c k. Ark. 9-5-53
I OFFICE BOY. between the ages of 13
and 16. who has been.to school. Ap
ply ,8 South Pryor street. Room 301. Sat
urday. 8 a, ni. 9-5-2
WAN I I.li Boy who can use typewriter.
Address, own handwriting. Box 802 At
lanta. s-4-35
WAN I Eli Ten stock salesmen to make
t. 04 Candler building. 9-4-37
COMPETENT order man for “grocery
store. Apply 2t06 p. m. 271 Piedmont
ave. 9-4-29
WANTED SEVERAI~MEN
WITH EXPERIENCE IN HAT
FACTORY; ALSO AN EX
PERIENCED (T TTER OF FAB
RKS. AMERICAN HAT MAN
I FACTURING CO. 195 MA
RI ETTA STREET. 9-4-16
'' AX I ED- Good butler. References re
quired. Applj 703 Edgewood avenue.
I 9 4-9
BL.\( KSMITH WANTED for general ;
repair shop; some horseshoeing; must
he all-round, good man; white shop; !
wages $3.50. Albany Blacksmith Co., Al- ■
bany, Ga. 38-8-:’»l '
WANTED Men earn barber trade.
Light, clean work. An armv of our
graduates now running shops. Be one of
them. Wages while learning. Tools
given. Call or write Moler Barber College
38 luckiest r< et. 31 -g. : |
E. Rt l>h. 8s I'uiliam si.. Sept. G.
W \NTED -Young men t<» learn pharm
acy this fall. Demand for our gradu
ates exceeds supply. Next session begins
October .. Southern College of Pharmacy.
81 Luck c- street At la nt a. Ga. 8 -12 i
\\ ANTED —Bright, strong
boys to deliver routes in
afternoons. Good wages
and chance for promotion.
Cal! at circulation depart-;
men! The Atlanta Georgian,’
20 East Alabama street.
WANTED- Ideas. Inventors write for
list of inventions wanted and prizes of- [
iered by manufacturers. Also, how to get
your patent. Sent free to anv address. |
Randolph ,<■ Briscce. patent attorneys. |
Washington. D. C 7-11-23
STOP at Hilburn hotel, heart of city, ibV?
Walton street, if you want a clean, quiet
room; transient 50c. Open all night.
-21-19
YES. Professor G. D Branning will teach
you the barber trade (it's easy). We
teach in one-half time of other colleges.
Course, and position in our shops
only 5.30. Why pay more? Thousands of '
■ our graduates running shops or making
good wag'-s Atlanta Barber College. 10
East Mitchell street. 5-11-17
FREE MASSAGE. han cuts, shaves,
I shampoos. All barber work free. Clean
linen. Atlan-a Barber College, 10 East. ,
Mitchell. 5-27-16
■ . |
Help W mted—Male and Female.
, WANTED First-class dining room man;
. ; also n< at woman to assist in cooking.
. Apply 301 Peachtree street. 9-6-8
Musical.
JAMES A. BUCHANAN,
EXPER'r PIANO 'l'l NER -Action, regu-
I latiQg. voicing and repairing. 801 l j
piione Main 2254-L. East Atlanta. Drop,
:: postal. I will- . all 8-19-24 ,
■
Salesmen Wanted.
; ' .\NTED Salesman in merchant tailor
j I Ing establishment. Must be good mana
i ger. Good opportunity. Address M . Box
: I care Georgian. 9-6-21 :
’OLD established corpora-
H lion requires ihe services
of a good specially traveling
> salesman. I liberal mom lily
drawing account with e.x-
; penses paid. Also good »<»-’
1 mis. I'.’;\cellent opportunity
! for the right mail. Do not
apply unless have good
,| clean record. The Eclipse
Primt and Manufacturing
I < 'ompanv. * 'leveland. Ohio.
> 9-5-60
, STUGK SAIJ-“SM.\N \\’.\.\TED- T’uT
proposition will make you money. Good
I line-UD assured. \ddress the Mid-Wost
. Securities Company. 1012 Hartford build
ing. Cl icago, 111. 45-9-2
i ’ ’
Situations Wanted—Female.
1 WANTED At once, in or out of city, po
ll sition in millinery or suit department:
l best of. reference-- G f . M care Geor
gian
\\ A x re; '■ ‘ i.< - ■ •*. . at re-
finement. position as • nnpanion or
governess in retined family. Would accept
• loan position as traveling demonstrat'»r.
1 Address X . I_ . I.lm avenue. Americus. Ga.
9-6-4
> GOOD SERVANT wants place half day.
i . Ma’d oi cook \ddress 360’._. Butler
! ytr> , T • 32-9-6
. \. tl:i • Poiittpn b? refim <i. amiable,
I si'itled lady: ■ are of an old couple <r
I | sma.ll children; in or out of city. Mrs.
. I'. 'T« :e Georgian 27-9-6
.■ • \ .' ■' ■ • 1 ■ .■ ■ . • graphei w
•J suii’p insurance company; three months
exp-'ricu < . -alary $35 or per month.
’ M. M l‘.. care Georgian 66- 9-4
\\ A.NTED A job at <»nce as seamsiress.
stitch, cut and lit. Viola Chambliss. 116
\ >. I. ■ i . • . • 1.4 . I
YOUNG Gl RL witl experience vishes po
sition a stenogthnher at onc(-. ('all
•
■: SPEC TA B • ( wom a i
' J position is house ma;d and wishes to
- ' room on lot: !ta- no incumbraftce. 383
’• Ri< liardson street .1. A. Hill. 37-9-1
- I *‘l ''’rENV’Tj .‘Yol-xf; L.\DV WANTS
POSITION AS OFFICE ASSISTANT.
ADDRESS WORKER. CA RE GEORGIA N.
; t'( »LORE 1 1 Girl wants job as maid. Ap
ple 187 FoH street. 62-9-3
tI ' .
Needle Work.
, r
1 i:M BRol DERY. li- s'gning. tine sowing
and darning. 12. Baltimore place, ivy
Tn'S 8-28-8
i '
Situations Wanted—Male
- CoTToN GLASSER and weigher who
knows staples, one who has had mill
- .ii tl much e\po: t tradp experience, wants
- j work in the hil : s of Georgia or Piedmont
- . (ii.-’rici of (’arolina ’’otton. P o Box 4
. I’endleton. S. C. 37
N'; .1 XN employed as *ity sales
man wishes to change. Will accept
■ llm -- city salesman or genetai office
' i work. Address Alive Box 175. care <Jeor
. : gian_. 31 - 9-6
I j\\ AN J i<l ' Pcsltioi as job and ad man
t c llier on oaily or job shop; sober
m m man \VD’e Karl E Farmer. 78
‘ e<2_Baker sj 38-9-6
.■-• ■ • . ,
:nd typewrite’’, want-; position with
■ good firm to get stat i in city will wor.
• < <.. p id rr Address .1 T .1 .
.11 Nlt'R 'iriiL cler'x < -. ie; i:< » and ibil-
l . it. -■ p« ;< Tl .1 I»B' »• A' < ! re- ;
I ’ 1;. :1, lltninok. .A' i. 48-9-3
PROFiT-GLUftGIAN WANT ADS-USE FOR RESULTS FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1912.
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 al writing them ami get a couple .of
tickets to the Forsyth theater at the expense of the Want Ad man?
Here is how you van secure f ee tickets to the Forsyth:
Read over the Want Ads on these pages. You plainly see that
some of them read better than others. Now. >ou 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 mote you write
of them the better tou will get.
For the five best written ones each day the Want Ad man will
give a couple of tickets to the Forsyth Theater. Ho will judge the Ads
and give the tickets to the ones that have m itten the best.
There appear among the Want Ads in this issue the nanu s of the
five lucky people that have secured tickets f "• tomorrow night's per
formance. Your name will appeal in this style.
Get in the swim this very day with the jolly throng that ate
writing Ads. Your skill will surely get you one of the pairs of tick
ets that are being given away each day.
A is will be taken 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 your 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 vou tickets to that night's
performance. Remember, they will come in pairs, so that vmi 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 a.e waiting
for you.
Situations Wauled--Male.
WANTED Some firm or company to em
ploy me as broom-maker as a small side
lino with their busfhess; can make any
kind of broom. Box 750. care Georgian.
31-9-5
THOROUGHLY cumpetcni. 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 abilitx
and loyalty will be rewarded Address
Box 744. care Georgian. 26-9-5
EX I ’ ERT's"t
secretary with railroad and commercial
experience, wishes position with oppor
tunity to advance. Address Box 7‘5. care
Georgian 27-9-5
WANTED \ I’OSITIOX AS
STENO-BOOKKEEPER. FOUR
YEARS EXPERIENCE! CAN
(HYE BEST OF REFERENCES.
NOTHING I NDER $50.0(1 PER
MONTH CONSIDERED. AD
DRESS X Y Z. ( ARE GEOR
GIA X. 31-9-4
WANTED—Position' by young
man. aged 23. as office assistant
or stenographer. Rapid and ac
curate. Furnish good recommen
dations. \ddress 18 \V. North
avenue. 27-9-4
W\ N r FID Position as mea t cuttei
years’ experience. Address Meat Cut
-1 1. <~are Georgian.s3-9- ’
I’OSITION wanted bj man thoroughly ex
perienced in office work as manager ot
to take charge of correspondence, collec
tions. etc.: satisfactory references as to
ability, reliability, etc. Address Bon 740.
care Georgian. 34-- l
WANTED—Position by young man. ex
perienced in bookkeeping and office
work. Address L. D. .Jolley. 107 Trinity
a venlle \ tian t;i phone 1091. 4
PRINTER wants situation in country or
city office. Address Economy, Box 31.
care Georgian. 54-9-31
Job Work.
WE CAN SAVE you money on repair
work, shelving, tables and counters. We
make them u» order. Roof repairing, brick
work, wall tinting, painting and plaster
ing. G2!3 Forsyth street Bell 1187;
Atlanta 6087-M
Boarders Wanted.
FOl’R voting men can get board in re
fined home. 161 Ivy street.\
•Jewish Board.
FIRST-CLASS JEWISH board al reason
abh rates Lo< JapJtoj ;i ' 9 6-1
CAN accommodate a i'» a boarders at 31
West Peachtree Place. Rhone Ivy 4606.
9-6-29
NICELY furnished rooms, with or with
out board, at 25 West Baker st. iv>
549-J. ** 9-6-26
COMFORT A P»LE room in suburban home;
iwo minutes from car line: large
porches, shade trees, iwo bath rooms,
good servants, vegetable garden, chit-Kcns
and Jersey cow. South Kirkwood. De
ca lur 389. 9-5-57
C. C. Maxwell. 9 N Wellington si..
Pt. 6
L \R<: idelightful i oom 'a ith private
bath: good location; best table; steam
licit: all <om forts. 241 We-i I’each’ree.
ivy 1959-1,.
GENTLEMEN <<r ladies can get nice,
large, cool front rooms at IS Capitol
Place; price $4 a.hd_ss per week 4;5-'.i-.»
ON N( •': ■ i ’t I l;< ' l I. Ex A!I i ' ' ’ :
rooms, in steam-heated apartments: for
couple, with board References required
I . > 5537 '.
*245 SOUTH PRYOR can accommodate a
few boarders and roomers; with enli
ven ic• n< es ‘‘-5-13
('(>M F('RT A RLE BOARD can obtained
in private family; all conveniences. Ap
plx 744 Piedmont avenue. 9-4-45
west ENI • 1 t>i.T' > • ■ lldren
two young men one room, odf man to
shar<? mom: table board. 156 Gordon.
Wt sj IT-L. ' ■ "
WES i' END family have nice room and
board for eoiiph* without children; room
for gentleman. Phone West 568-J
' El-9-3
!?.9 WEST PEAQHTREE has changed
hands; open fo*' congenial boarders:
large front, room with private bath and
dressing room day boarders wanted,
meals 15 pei wee *'.i' Ivj 9-2 25
THOSE desiring to take Teen students
as boarders kindly notify the office at
once, as the list is now being compiled.
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NK7E ROOM and board n exchange for
diamond, motorcycle, piano or type
writer. Small cash payment. Piano. Box
10. _< are Georgian.. B-17-30
NE.'T. cool rooms and homelike cook
ing. 173 Luckie street. Atlanta phone
2437
PEACHTREE'INN
$l5O to $2.50 day; $7.00 to $12.50 weekly.
American plan, 50c io $1.50 day; $3.00
to $7.00 weekly European. References
exchanged.
H-- _\ (> leanliness trj 1 4
to $6 wee’:. 123 Capitol avenue S-10-7
Board Wanted.
YOUNG wishes Ixjard it pi a •
family Slate price and location. K..
careGeorgiai I
\\ \-ti j ■ R ■’•- ind boatd, gi furnished
rooms t<»r light housekeeping by couple,
at reasonable rates (live rates and phone
number.
J EWlsfl BOARI ’“W A N'l'El )'”Tw o young
men desire room and meals with a
Jewish fnnil> References. Address P.
O. Box 775. .37-9-3
Dropsy.
! DR(jPSY CURED- Relieves shortness of
breath in 36 to <8 hours Reduces sw« ll
ing in 15 to 20 days Write for particu
lars. CoPom Dropsy Remedy Company,
312 Austell Building, Atlanta. 5 25-11
Medical.
1 DR. EDMONDSON'S Tansy. Pennyroyal
and <’otton Root Pills, a safe and re
liable 1 teatmen! foi- painful and
me<-ed mens’ieat ion. irregularities an*!
Mmik ' - hstrm ; oir- 11 'al b< x by mail
30.- Frank Edmofidson 4: ro manufac
turing chemists. 11 North Broad streei
Atlanta Ga 2 xi 14
Personal.
WANTED Addresses of all STAMMER-
IlttK who are willing to pay 810 for a
certain cure. The Fon-Lin Institute. (1..
2516 Indiana avenue. Chicago, til. 8-7-4
FLY SCREENS, FLY SCREENS; l !,i
SCREEN'S Wood fly screens, metal fly
serei ns, hardwood floors. Venetian blinds,
metal weather strips furnished anywnere
in the South. Write or phone W R Cal
laway. manager. 1.403 (''••brlh Xai.onil
Ban', Building. Atlanta. Ga. Main 5310
_S 17.-5
SERIOIS KESI LTS come from trusses
improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at 34
Wall street, has an expert titter and it
will cost you no more to have hint tit
■ you. and it means insurance. 6-24-19
M \'l■..ltM'l'V “ SAXITAI;II'Vr“(': f. ,t< .
refined, homelike: limited number of
|y,rtients cared for: home provide-t r o>- iq.
. Hints; infants for adoption. Mrs. M. T.
j Mitchell 26 Windsor st. 6-22-12
I ' ; -
Matrimonial
YOUNG MAN. Southerner, limited means,
desires to meet lady who possesses
.lovable character: object matrimony: con-
I fidential. J . Box I (hi, oare Georgian.
J 58-9-1
Palmistry.
MISS BECK.
PALMIST. A GIFTED WOMAN. L(>
CATED 76 E HL’NTER STREET
- 8
PROFESSOR LA VOUX.
SPIRITt’AL MEDIUM, clairvoyant and
’ palmist. Parlors. 74 Walton street. La-
J ales' maid in of tendance. S-6-“
PALMIST AND IJ l x-:
READER.
REVEALS PAST, present and future,
j Can be consulted on all affairs of life.
- Readings 25c. 50c 17 East Mitchell street
tont 1
<DI , S' ! -( V »UEEX
IS NOW LOCATED in tent, corner For
syth and Luckie; can be consulted on
• all affairs of life. Charges moderate
J Satisfaction guaranteed. 6-25-13
Lest and Found.
g I LOST—Black leather pocketbook Thurs
j day nigiu.. probably in or near la. obs'
'lPbaimacy. corner Whitehall and MltiTi
. | ell. containing about >4O in curroncx. rail
' j roail (tasses. business cards, eft*.: sit) re
. I «ar tot tei urn t . .10 Orang, st., or phom
' M 180-1 y-6-31
LOST- Between West Ehd and Piedmont
lake, bar pin. snake design; rive ap
i nltires. Return fe.r rewa’,| -(q Eon ire
t, I.if(building. Phone Main 1550 3! IM
If- THE PERSON who bj mistake took
from our office a • tpx of the in 12 At-
- lonia City Directory, containing blue pen
-1 cil marks on many pages, will return
, same, he will receive a reward. Atlanta
t'ity Directory- Co.. 61 E. Alabama.
ii i'-'i-?')
; L< >ST A x-rapp'd eait'ibag m .
Wednesday afternoon containing check
i; book and railroad ticket, kodak pictures.
Return to <'one's anti receive reward.
; .74-11-5
Lt IST A Boston terrier. xxliito rtular.
' short tail, short ears, four white lent:
' xvill answer to tbe name <lf "Bob." Re-
- turn to W. M. Strong. A blac k si
!. each eye. Bell phone Main 3511-J and
• get rewatyj. t-V. ivy. 63-9-1
LOST —One coin purse, containing a
rosary key and small change between
' Fourth street and the Sacred Heart
church Return to Georgian office.
J 9-4-34
i
Wanted—Miscelaneous.
)
r WANTED -Tu bu\ tin? bicycle, in good
ordc »*. for cash. Paragon Pharmacy, 3:3
: Capitol avenue 1-6-5
i WANTED— r ho buy nice, large gentle
man’s trunk and suitcase: second
! hand. J. R.. Box 460. car'* Georgian.
i - - £±± 6
W \NTED-Second-hand piano; good
j make. Address Piano, care Georgian.
Phone l\> 672-1, 33-9-6
j I BUY MEN S ( * md hoe
Drop a card. 1. Bock, 32 Bell street.
iB-16-29
i Fl R.N IT I'RE and household goods, off'cT?
i fixtures and merchandise of any kind
accepted <>n consignment, (’ash advanced
J Pembroke Sales Co.. 143 South Prvor St.
; Be’,: nhones Main 14'R Main 187, Atlanta
1 228 EL 8-15-12
i DROP A CARD Will bring cash for old
clothes and shoes. The Vestiare. 166
Decatur sti oct ■. ' <
WANTEI> We pay highest cash prices
‘ on household goods, pianos and office
L furniture Cash advanced on consign
; merits. Springer's Auction House, 25
South FT> •:* street. Bell phone Main 1526
4-10-10
. WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for house
j hold goods, pianos ano office furniture
- Cash advanced on consignments. Central
Xuction Company, 12 Fast Mitel.ell
‘ street. Bell phone Main 2424 8-26-26
i
Automobiles.
j ONE wo-passengt vent ' ting
half original cost; run less than fifteen
i;hln<ho(i miles. Doesn’t suit my purpose
I'l * Pitts, M D . Newljorn, Ga H-9-‘l
f I PROSPECTIVE drop me a in;#-.
I have a proposition that will interest
I 5 ou Prospective Box 7 < ire G
WILL TRADE SI,BOO >n> ' ra I ii.g tour-
ing car. fully -quipped for va-ant lots.
Fine appealing and servi< cal.h* car Ad
dress s. Box *OO, care Georgian
Monuments and Stone Work.
< ATLANTA GRANITE COMPANY,
• ’ All kinds stone work.
17-19 Fraser street. Phone Main 3540
Trunks, Bags and Suitcasei.
, RETAILED AND REPAIRED.
ROUNTRE’E'S 77 AbL
PHONES; Bell Main 1576, Atlanta 1654.
i =~—~ " -■=
Business Opportunities.
I l.'tli'A COLA BOTTLING PLANTS, prop
i erl; managed, make monv\ I offer
’ subject to prior sale. Colorado plant: $lO.
000. (Jther locations I I Willard. Ilick-
j Simplif' orm apaitment, room s»*d
Jig In saving ’ime. temper nmi Haioplng
I- ■ *’!i --<ll’ ing The G-orgian Rent Bulle
1 tin
Auction Sales.
ON SATURDAY nioniing.:
Septi nilier 8. at a. m.. I
\vp will offer to the highest
bidder several eoiisign
nieiiis. including solid ma
hogany i'oeker upholstered!
in leather, also chair to i
match, costing $7”>.(X); tp.iar-l
tcred oak ehifforobe. beauti
ful chiffonier, dressing la-'
ble. extra large eombina-’
tion bookease, mahogaiiv
dresser. washstand, oak
suits, metal bed. iron beds. !
National springs. mat-:
tresses, pillows, portiers. li-i
brary ta'de. center tables, j
rockers, chairs, art squares.j
matting, elc. Sale coni-'
meiires at 10 a. in., sharp.:
Springer's Auei ion I louse.
25 S. Pryoi Street.
PA WN"biRoKERS ACCTIxtN HOI Sii.~sL !
Decatur street. We buy and sell any
and everything. Atlanta phone 2285; Beit
phone Main 1434, Maiij_lß7 7-29-20
PEMBROKE Sales »’ompanv under new
management will accept your surplus
stock of any kind on consignments; cash
ad va need; sett lenient on date of sale.
1.43 S Pryor st. Bell plume Main 1431.
Main LSI \tlanta phone J 285 86 30
For Sale Miscellaneous.
NEW dress form and stand bust. 36 Mis- i
sion sei and ’a mirror, sanitary couch. I
walnut dr_esser. Ivy 6103 9-6-36 |
W \NTED Orders for water colors, china .
and oil paintings; als » tapestries, work I
easonablj i v ■ ■ I t-6-30
i < R SALE Mali, dining room, bed room '
and kitchen furniture at a su<iirtc( ,
(’all at <mce 21 West Peaclitrev |
:• L 6
WANTEI >—To buv A-l good ( ow. I><ca -
tur 512 '• -•
CH) Id )S Al I TH-ACTON-
M ITHERSPOON ( O.
I ~
l.il'e-Time l-ui'uiture. Rugs;
and Draperies.
Gunranleeii Brass Beds .$lO up.
National Springs $3.98 >
F-lt Mattress $7.50
Dining Tables . . 51J.50 and up
Dining ('hairs $1.98
Sideboards $16.00 and up
11‘ it's Furniture, v, e have it.
and .it tin? right price.
I’ay for your Furniture while
| you use ii. “A little at a time.”
I (lOLI)SMITH-A(T’ON
wrniERSPooN co.
'Life-Time Enrniiure. Rugs
and Draperies.
62 Peachtree.
ID< . ii. i.) p’x EI 'A IA TIG ULE A NI IT: i
movc dh t and germs- from rugs, cai
i Toors etc.; vacuum cleaners from $32."6
up: vie >um sweepers. $9 75. (’. .1 D:tni» '
a Co (It i omH <at Bk Bldg 1-1 ■
M \i\ E »». .». Nix. Carrollton. Ga.. best
- i’fer on complete archltoclural drawing,
all tpxt-hoi’o and drawing outfit rum
ple u. course originally rusting sl2l tn
best con espondc m r school in I S
8 - 26 - - <8
EXTRA SPECIALS,
l-'or Friday ami Saturday.
Pound
Leg of Lamb, whole ....121 -2c
Lamb Chops 15c
Lamb St <-m ]()c and* 12 1-2 c
Vmi Si i-w IGc
Veal Roast 12 1-2e
\' -al Sieak 12 1-2 c
I ’o] Roast 10c
Prime Rib Roast. .12 l-2e and 15c
i Spare Ribs 12 l-2c and 15c
| Boiling Beef 7c
(’orni’ I'arlx ami avoid tin rush.
CA M PBELL'S PLACE.
89 Ilecatur Sin el and Lit)
Ma riel i a St reet.
FOR salt \ 75-pound refrigeratot in
good ■ ondli i(>n Call Ivj »526 »-5-64
FOR s\i.i; Very reasonable, gas stove
for light housekeeping. Call at 100 E. j
• i - I i m>,, i • \ j
FOR HAIM T< nOl mor< I ire ol stool 1
Railway Postal ( -
■ sociat.'on. Appl> Mrs W I’ Mooney. 700 |
< Jprdmi st I ’L..nr West 821 -.1 9-4-41
FOR SALE ’ beautiful M 0 ga range:
won in The Journal contest; cheap for J
cas’t The same can hr seen at High- •
tower’s Further informst on. Iv? 20R2-L
29-9-i I
FOR SALE One steam cylinder (half •
price) tor « otton gm press. G. D. (’ol 1
lins. Hint, Ga.l" 4 J l ' i
FOR SALE Two feather beds and sewj
ing machine, in fine shaja* Apply at '
$1 North Boulevard 49-9-4
F( >R SALE Family horse buggy and j
harness-. 'The team for ladies and chil- I
‘ J • t '
i F(' 1 ; SALE i \
mafi()gany room suit and sideboard. 386
1-4-8
Di ICE < JREAM <K>N t is
Nunnally’s ice cream department, Atlanta.
Ga. 18-21-28 !
Xnmrirun “ H everything ’
■‘'-i*' 11 Latest improvements.
/h. 1, old reglsto'.s exchanged.
' ‘I- o All sizes; easy terms.
I*> i. •i .. !•< Olanta Gash Register Co.
Itt I 34 East Alabama street
6-13-47 i
NEW I’JP.BER TIRES ft < YOl'R
B • BY’S C MIRIAGE. I’!F >NE fVY
1076 ROBERT MlT<’l I ELL. 229 EDGE
WOQD. 7-18-1.,
Nalioiial Cash Register.
S6O. $75. SIOO, $l5O and up to suit .
your needs. Terms easy. Liberal ex-I
l ' hnnge for r ash registers in use Bell
uLrxne Ivx- 4155, Atlanta 594.
! THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.. I
69 North Rrnnrl Street. 7-10-5.!
J NJ.W. beautiful I'rgs woven from ~your
old carprt. superior to any in service,
| i>'aln or <lo‘ug!i> d: any size Catalogue
■ fre>' oriental ling Company. Baltimore.
: Md. 8-16-31
Stove and Range Repairing.
DAN i HI. 'IN El?.
SELLS sp< .u,<l-hand gas stovps Wr cwef*p
• ' unt'cx' . Wc take down heaters We
j sell wick ami ivkless oil stoves. \\> s« 11
, g.i j lim- -io\<’<aiid laiigev Stlaii'a jd’one
i'-23a " Whitehall street. Bell phone
I Ma ill 269’J. 4 4 .7
“The Georgian’s Rent Bulletin” '
Do Your Renting Through This Bulletin. ?
I It contains a complete list each issue of everv desirable nlace that is For {
Rent in the city and suburbs; no mutter whether it is furnished or unfurnished >
they are all here below.
For the benefit and convenience of its patrons The Georgian employs a
special man to search the city and surroundings each day for desirable places. ;
This bulletin will save you time, money and worry. It is for your <-< nve- ?
nience. so take advantage of it.
Furnished Rooms For Rent.
THREE first flow rooms for light house
keeping; desirable and cheap; sls.
VV w Chamblee, 391 Spring st 65* ’
LARGE, beautiful room; hea > and bath .
private home. Ivy 6103. Iss Peachtree.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished con
necting rooms for light housekeeping.
Call 293 Courtland, or phone Ivy 24n5-i.
FoR RENT (me v«-r> large Pont room,
large closet; every convenience <’an
be arranged for housekeeping, and boaid
across the street. Ivy 3 J ' -6-„4
bUR RENT--Two or three rooms, fur
nished complete for housekeeping; n<»
:: W ;
boll KEWI At 13 Eaitim-’O* place. <ne
room. Ivy 596 b. jO-9-6
ti Iri :i-_ fin nisi ed oi unfurnisht • ooms
!<>;• ii’iii in priva te family all < ■ n\< n
iences; on Fair street car lim Apply
I Park avenue. • r t>iu>nv Mair: 440. and
. ■, i: be •36-9 6
■; .a. T Bea Jtiful front 100 m p -
vate bath; gentleman pieierred. A<i
<ibess Peachtree, care Georgian.
ONE nicely furnished room: cluse in: ml
epnvoniem es. 2:3 a m»uid Pryor.
9-6-’3
•' 1. room; modern conveniences
In steam heated apartment: close in.
not. 1 <.i- i\ \ 1. »-5-68
iN ad< I!gin n,i lone of coupl( blo< kof
Gcorgimi Teriaev.am cm- line, a suite or
singly, slut e L»v( l\ 100 ms. preferably 1 *
gentlemen: no childn n nor i o.i-» Aceping.
1v v r>! !
1:1:1»; 11 1 11ra < wei finn
in best residendal section oi main side
Phone Ivy 3V9. 39-9-5
N h ’EI a furnished 1 mis close n: all
conveniences. Spring st. !!-9-w
H( )l SEK EI6PI NG rooms, iinlurni.-lu I < i
partly furnished, with atiUos i>
uithoui children; '•■toaiair ent!;;n<«
< it.- ■ • - ,
Nit IE, lai gv, coui room suits l. so
gentleman. West Noitu . ivy
■ i 9 - 5 -10
TWO nicely furnTsKcd oToins foi 1
keeping: also one sleeping iv.ih f<»r on<
01 iwo gentlemen; close in. .1 Ccntim
■• • ' il_p ' •
I'W< •'i ; .11. \ • 1 . . 1 \ fur-
nished H-om in strictly piis;.te la.niiy;
all c<-nvenieiKa a; meals next uoot (’all
Ivy 5458 9-5-ct
• 1 ; RENT •• • 11 •• ■ ■. ■ • - 1 ;• 1• •
ro' i >•; light housekeeping allowed on
<») ’!.l Mi *ei. neat Georgia uxtiu.i I’L ne
Man 1: : -1. 3 ■
PLEASANT lui ni s (
•'’ Baker street. 9-5-r-
TWO large nitei'? ’ rii shtd ri’ni ;< -»:n- ;
la Ige closet. eam ■ -.1 ■> north a’de
private family. <’ui ,vy 0-J. 2.•-:»-5
FOR GENT! '’.MEN Nic ' furn’slu d
room; fuij;." t ent; pit...•.»• lamdy : •<i
\lytrh sir< . .11 ... Ponce i.’.tn •
Phone Ivy 1 .
F( »R oEn i . i i‘( < ni<. i <•■ n’cuiing
’oom . ;.1 «• n vet donees. piivatu <n
tianue; ipc s preferred. Bell phone
Msjn - 1 j • -4 ;■
O.\E iretdy furnished room. >.; <!.• Ii ■ .
chise in; ail eunvenienc s 44 I6a«t
• . ,ti
FOR RE£JT Furnished voum n ■ ly
prix ale home 19 East Han is street
8-22 it
Foil RENT I-urnished rooms; all con
veniences. Atlanta 3j66. I*>6 West
Pea tree street 9-4-6
•• 1 ■1: 111 .1A CKSO > hen
and beard for one or two. ivy 134 J-J.
9- ’ -
j FOR IL’iN'T Hands.nnely furnished
s;cani-lieui»-d room, adjoining bull;, m
AilantJi's mus’ nwcorn apmtmer.t. Gen
ic men pfef< ■ • 1s . < at( Ref
erences. Phor.i Ivy 6i 9-4-3
i(>R RENT Hirnis’i.d Hums lor tw<.
young men. ‘’all a; ',B Eus’ Noith a\»‘-
| nue a.i>er September 1
II OR RENT ua r. I■< a t <-•<!
icom. all <•< n>fninnees; five m.'niUes
Five Points; private family:
I 'ide; gtnlie'um ,>!.;s | V y 3550-J 9-1 12
l'(’R RENT Entire second ilt .-t , iti.-.
rooms; lurnislKd for boust-kt $ p n/,'. ‘J .I
East R»te_stree 1 :•••• .
FOR Nice. fn root
water private tamiiv. Alain p-'*. anu
ask foi Mrs Starr. 386 W ashington it • ••'
NICE, newly furnished 100 ms. also l g ■
housekeeping apartment. (’lost' io
Mi J M. (h.-i-ge. 151 Spr iig sUctl.
9-2-15
FOR REN” 1 ' Nicely furnished roxims w.’iL
guoi board, bath and all < on\< ni» r -•
■ lt.se in; under m-w management 13” |v
street 8-8
WANTI ‘ Youi men ■ r coupl pica
ant rooms, with <r without tu* good
bed-: o .hI no als r« a unable . < »4
bl_J iart is st 8-3 bd
LARGE, beautifully furni>»he<l oom w 1
mt nd cold wa er. bath? and excellent
table hoard; undpi ih j w niatiam‘ , u*’ni. 4
West P< .”'l'l ree ' Be .! pl i\ ... ' 1
Unfurnished lieoins 101 Reni
i- 1 > By eou 1 witl t ret
di'Ui. tu.tr or five unfm iiish'<l rooms oi
small aparimem suitable for light lums -
lum ping: on nori-i s’dc: by S< pit inbei ’3.
must be reasonabl”. refi’iences; give pur
lieu I ■ • Rex. ISO Cou Hand avenin
phone Ivy after 7 p m
10l . I e< m ot I 1 flooi
unl'iii riished 01 partly fmnisiied. all
• mn.vcnu. Does: also furnished bed room io
ad cheap ’s i 9 119 ■\• Idpi a> < 28-9-6
F' 'j; •; i ;nt i■ • ■ . .i< • . Idren
three rooms; piivat( bath; refe.vncc-
’ ’J."'*' ' ,iU " ‘ 1 ‘' D ’K'l P.O’' " 5 '
FO R R .' ■ conn*
vate eniramu. bath, sink: < <»nvenien’*?
located. Iv v .’.65 i -J. ,9-5-5
ONE large :<»um w'lh kitchenette jur light
housekeeping; unfurnished or part lull-,
furnished: all cynvenienues; use of phone.
1 ’ v. < •
'w <» rooms for light housekee7>ing 12;
Wrishingti'n. Al. 4380-. I 9-5-18
.1 i- Mc<’ullough, 21'2 (’ent ral ave.
isep’
OWNER would rent three first fiooii • <>n
necting rooms to couple without chil
dren; separate entrant-; gas. porcelain
sink, freshly papered and painted. <’ail
■i • ■ • ’Di'. 9-5-20
FOR RENT Two thre< i&rge unfur
nishod rooms, with kitchen, to business
lady. West Peachtree stree Ivy 89;;.
■' ’ - 1
FOR RENT Jl. • col net tint
with couple; private bath, nhone; sini
ni kitchen; nice porch; close in Jw
"487-J. 9 5 30
FOR REN*] Three first-flooi root
light housekeeping; desirable and cheap;
sls. W W (’hathblee. .390 Spi ing sireei.
■■ 4
niue front room, unfurnished; private
family: all conveniences. Phone Ivy
4060 1 5 .East Norih avenu< 95 8
t 111: e E Li rge, cool and elegant rooms
with hall, tii'ssing loom, den and use
of bath, foi- light housekeeping, iu north
side private home attracilve terms to
congenial cuuple without children. 74 E.
Merritts hv» 9-4-
FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms
tor ligh* housekeeping, close In; nrl
vate family 233 South Pryor street
FOR RENT- Three connecting rooms*,
with hath and sink, to pertv without
children College Park Call 801 l phone
East 1 ‘on’ • 320 • D 9-1-1
FOR i:EN'i Fiv< room i 1 E!at
of plicae: references exchanged 319
N. Jackson si ' 99-8-3'
THREE unfurnished r«»om>. 15 LiuTe st
-8-31-16
Simplify hoiTve. apartment, room seek
ing b- saving time, tempei and iiud pHig
b -limiting Tiic «... «»rg..in Rent Built
t n
Furnished Rooms Wanted.
\\ AXT-ED—l'iii'iiislu'd room by
refined couple, north side, close
in. Address IL B. D.. Box 480,
care Georgian. 9-5-66
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms
For Rent
R<hi..is Ft iR REN !’ - Fnrnis+rt'if l or un
furnished. in private home; close in;
r £.U.L I vy 3540-L. 9-3-7
FURNISHED • i unfurnished rooms, three
or four, walking distance of town; ail
conveniences: cheap. 88 Pulliam street.
Furnished Apartmcpts Fxir Rent.
$lO Three-room apartment, bath, porch
and separate gas: rear Tech school;
I plat e fur chick< ns. .Atlanta phone 5828-B.
i 26-9-4
I Foil REN r At PG Juniper street, near
; Sexenth. iirst-i oor seven-room fur-
I nished ap.i’Rront. I-. the year. S6O per
i month ivy 66 -.1 9-2-3
Unfurnished Apartments For Rent
I Xh’i'.l Y luwtq- apartment,: fixe
, . • yard. Ivy >l3. ••-6-4-5
I YOI NG couple, having lovely liume in
W< - L’no Pa would sub-let four
• • .i • • uni I ’err ? .
125 S ‘ uidnn W’( st 1059 9-6-12
• Mrs i’. E Bailey. I'3 Courtland st ,
■ F?\ i: ifi’OAl a|;.«r:nv nt. h i Corinth aa
ai-a-tun nis .Mr Kofi. . 2‘/ W<- -
’ kun -i ie* . A-5-1 .
'A P \ K'| Ai EN'I F r : n;: Iwo steam ht.a -
<-d .(part nei:;s in the Stafford, 12 Car*
I I- 1 >; 1 pl.ict v‘T.\ (o •'i-abiv <• c&tiun. ,
jv»uil k .1, ail (t.nvtn’cnv s '.ppiy Jani
tor phon Ivv !.l ; L -1, I
i I'’ R lE.N’i i ivv i (,> . .second doo’ ;
stahh ?. .•.’/ii.’ u Main 4091-J
: . . -- 4 -‘
I’l.xE li\»'- i.in aj.uiiui;’ a thoul I » ’ ;
, «-u ■ fo.;r >1 ii• .■ 11 ». i .ip... i.iivilt wif i
luat Apply ‘ wne-. ;.)») N. Jackson d-
i■. »i. ■ • ; > » ■.. i _• • i
|IN iL” B<’.- "o'’ci apa r i nient a 83 H ■
. :i<tJ. Ir.i.’tn* Paik. tlure are left -wo
:il:rer and fn’jr-rcom mmrimerits. >3-- •
ini <i $::5 c;i< . w’th steam l.eat. hot aid
, ; c'lld wn:. \p” y in Janitor er !• : zk i
;Ki - . ' 1 : CaHdli r Bh g S-.7 • •
- ■ ■
Purr shed I7cFor Rent.
XE ROC It( lei.ee. Ap y Sat ir< Ix,
< »v. ’. 19 Bail Lr. j! •• Place. 9-v-->
1 I tiR RENT .xt w fivi -room bungalow,
■ . !»•(.’ I ftnnis ed. .G..f; mar West
;E: <1 c:ir liiv 9 Wellington 9-5-38
• ‘ < 1 . i ■ ,r iomt lin(
Con north side; io let for winter to se
lect party Cull Ivy 17... J • 13
Unfurnished Houser For Rent
i - ■- ......
Ni.\ !i k.h «AI lesH.unce , screened. Instan
taneous h'atei. luce yard and shade.
-6--14
’ I <>R k; i 1•<(<•! >. • ignt rooms,
’ ‘ i m’m.l.(l a\ nue and near end of car
'• ! !•:> • . • 5 |)( I) Os I Ask for Mr. Har-
i 1 i ell N«. 9 ~n a venue. Bull! phones
-6-41
• ! NO. i' I’Ll M STRHET, two-story six
ii ic.iDs. all nudcin conveniences; near
;» Tt < h i.t.oi and cm line; >lB per n outn.
- ; Apply to 61' -I 1 P.. .. Bldg. L>-.i-»;
FOR RE ML
; ; ' E G . iRGI.t AX’ENI'E. Icl
- ; <■-),;«.i. niodcin < iiage; no p el’ier nor
I L« ii • . Io dcn in Adan ;a . •> :;li et car
I ’e s. ..
A J. A 11. F. WE.’-’r
REAL FT-.\TE.
. - . Atlanta .xat Bank Bld”.
1j - -
i ' !< II! '' ■ ■
i NINE-R n I i.oti.'p. tfiifc acres !an<i,
ui'i’ .. ! -this tird plenty Taue. J. A.
■ I i .’i 1 ( ;. Both phones 6 Dr-
•- >-37
. (*R REAL S -i< uni hm se; suitable for
io • i iiniii s; reasonable.
■- i, • ’«< - : sp; avPPU' Phone Ma’n
t l < ’. L .\V’.”TE. t c.tr IJ< ’a» d‘-'.«r.;
on left ,u cottage. JI" Wa-L-
! : i . ITI p' .-e M.Mn 532"
I I*o'. Rl. \-i« x .n ccAt; -•.«?; norT’i
19 i! , t I :'t d i. i eq” Peachtree.
\\ < ’ oi» j•: t. • . ’ .• it. I:;; . at’until Pur -
'c; ' _ -1
, ' ■ j • - - coin cotTJg
t ( dei ” • \ it- '»< cd isj ri •. •
M’altrn pj »•; (Jail Ivy ■ :M2-L. •: :
i• ~ .
; and !>;>' < :ir r m tour rcims on sre-
Drd ficur w ' ■ I . nv n envo«; -epin'aio
. t mrai v u -ipL» Pi*- • i
J 2L _’!!« Hfr- 5 ’
’ l< • ■ i nt b ’l
■ \ - 11. ill I o ISP ;U| t)V( • (lie <-j(y p :
. ' node’ - ’ i - ’ •’nr!’’. Blnul. & Cal-‘
I oun Oj Empire IDu.: 6-29-66
i u -i; pi’ r. i‘ H si’<- ’ii w: it . <•*
' <tne i-c ii ecv i Ifi ile Ratpu »«.
I • ' ran. 19 S-.u:! Bh : : st” e; 1-1 -. I.
i .iI u’ 1 iOl SU vtu bi’iitl bi'
rent ’\ ili not he .1 modern home
. inle>. h is '.vire.l for electricity.
_
Guiro'cs Fc- Rcrt.
1- ■
I (’’’. ' l\\, • ('n!.: ?' '5 ‘.'l East ''T-*
s't-' STi-3
...
Stables For Rent.
■ - '■' .■
'F(ii: RE.xT Stable and garage Apnly
1 16 H. 1 • v '.■• 170 Jackson street, oi- u
I off nt. 313 'i’emple Court. 9-4-21
Fire-Proof Storage.
\vt sroui. iii'i s,:hi?lii g.,,.,)* ~n . i'
i : anos <'ffice and warehouse. - JX9- J 4;
I Edge wood aV< Ivy 2637. John J. Wood
i eide . torage *Com:>uny
Railroad Schedule.
SOLTLL'J.’X RAILWAY;
• ''l’llL.MlLli CAKUIEn ol'' THE SOI TH"
1 AF.RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA.
Tl-.e follew ng scl.Hilule figures are p :b-
I lished cnly «.■ information, and are not
gua* aie'-eo.
No. Arrive From |No. Depart To—
i ;;;> N. Y0rk..5:00 ami :;•> N Yorlt. 12:15 am
lilJaxvdle. 5:20 am :10 Coi i>us... 5:20 am
IlWas'ton. k:2sam| i : (..’inci :10am
12Sli'poii 6:30 ami .'l2 Et Vai.. .'..20 u;n
, 2:> .laxvill". 6.50 ami 35 B'lnon.. . ;> 45 am
•17 Toccoa.. ClOam. 7 Chat'ga.. 6:40 am
. 26 I lettin . S:2oatn| 12 Ix'moud . ii .55 um
2:> N. Y0rk.10.30 ami 23 l< City.. 7:oliarn
3 Chat ga io:3sam| 16 Bruns’k.. 7:45am
7 Macon . to.lo am| 2 1 H'ham. . .10:45 am
l 27 Ft. Vai.. 10:45 am: ::S N. York. 11:01 am
!| 21('ol’hus ,10:50 am 40 Cli'lotte. 12:00 n n
. KCinci... 11:10am, 6 Macon 12:20 pm
! I 110 B'ham... 2:30 pm 1 30 N Yotl. 2:45 pm
40 HTtatn. 12-m pin. L>('h;.l ga :;:00pm
I 3lt Ch'lotte. 3:55 pin) 3!> H'ham .. 4:10 pm
, 5 Macon.. 4:00 pmj’lS Toccoa . 1:30 pm
, 37 N. York. 5:00 pm 22 Col’bus . 5.10 pm
15 Bruns'k. 7:50 pm sCinel. . 5:10 pnt
)1 It'nmnd.. 6:30 pm 26 F Valley 6:20 |>m
24 K. City '.':2o pm 2? Heflin.. 5:45 pm
' lOCliatt’ga 0:35 pm 10 Macon .. 5:110 pm
25 Col'bits 0:20 pm; 44 Wash'n . 6:45 pin
31 Ft Vai 10:25 pm| 21 Inxx-illr. !>Sin pm
no B '-am l:l:00ngt. 11 Sh'pm-i 11 io p,,
_! I Cine] 1 1 OO pm 114 laxviir*' .11 10 pm
; i Train* marked thus t-* run dally, ax*
I cent Sunday.
I * aher trains run dally. Central time
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