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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. READ FOR PROFIT-GEORGIAN WANT
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
Published by The Georgian Company,
3v East Alabama Street,
Atlanta. Ga
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Help Wanted—Female.
WANTED—-Two girls to wrap packages.
South Broad street Apply Mon
ti ay. , 9-7-po
WANTED—Good cook. Apple 19 Brown
place. ‘ 9-7-65
ANTED —Cook Apply at once. 20
Fort McPherson. 84-9-7
WANTED—Colored girl nr woman to help
in bath room and office. Dr. Morrison.
<l4 Kiser building. 9-7-35
WANTEI>—First-class cook 131 East
Tenth street. Telephone Ivy 897
9-7-29
WANTED Experienced colored
bermaid. Apply 330 South Pryor street.
_ 9-7-30
W A NTIIL' - -(. 'nnk and house maid. with
out husband or children. Room on the
101. Apply with references, 585 West
Peachtree street.» 57-9-7
WANTED—F’hotographer; one who can
«h.v finishing. Portrait Artist. Hogans
ville. Ga. 84-9-7
WANTED Settled middle-aged colored
woman as maid for delicate lady. Ref
erences required *36 Royston avenue, In
man Park. 9-7-53
WANTED Reliable white women to help
with cooking and housework. Good
Jinnies; good wages. Write Box 163, De
catur, J la. or phone Decatur 274. 9-7-48
[WANTED Young lady, with or without
experience, for operator of telephone
exchange in town of 1,000 people; nice
board in residence of owner; state salary
expected Address Box 197. Perry. Ga.
i’A NTEI • I Ixperii n< • ha nd bul >i h >le
makers. The Jewell Shirt Company,
34K Peachtree street. 9-7 47
A t’OMT’ETENT cook; references re
quired. Apply Janitor, 52 E. Cain.
-7-4 2
AV A NTED -Position as maid or nurse.
.Address (>. G.. 70 We Ils si. 59-9-7
WANTED-- Experienced help in firess
making. 49 West Cain street 55-9-7
TW( ■ hit ladled; call Monda ■ mot ii g
_at JS_ Trinity ave.. 7 <)’clock. 9-7-22
WANTED Young lady assistant book
keeper: prefer one who can use the
typewriter. Answer in own handwriting,
giving reference.. Address Box 156. care
Georgian. • 9-7-19
WAXTKD- At once. reliable. settled
woman cook; must have good reference.
Apply 3*B Washita ave., Inman Park.
9-7-21
A NEAT and reliable young 'olorod wom
an to cook and do light housework in
sniajh family. 74 E. Merritts aw. 9-7-13
small family require the services of a
cook and housekeeper; white woman
preferred; applicant must have experience
and furnish good references; only those
willing to work need apply; good home
f<>r right party Address P. O. Box 375.
City. 62-9-7
WANTED—Suit and shirt
waist salesladies that
< Gine direct from Suit De
partment . Grossman *s.
9-6-16
WANTED Good cook and nice house- i
keeper to cook and keep house for wld- ■
« wer and three (school* children. John i
w. ' lern< i I!■’’ <ta 47-9-7 i
GGOT» COOK wanted -Apply 185 Forrest
•i~. enue _ • 34-9-7 1
WANTED- Position as nurse, out of town
preferred. Address M L. J., 24 West
Baker st reel.* 52 - 9j_7 |
V. "ANTED -Lad\ solicitor, one familiar!
with candies <>r chewing gum preferred.
Address P. O. Box.Blß, Atlanta. 53-9-7
—..... _—. —.
A’ .'.. TED A. white woman Preferably
middle-aged. Must he reliable, intelli
gent, willing, pleasantly disposed, a good
cook, no incumbrance. A good home, with
wages, is offered in small family. Trans
j-.rnition uaid. Address, with references.
Home. 24 J uni per street. 9-7-12
WAN!’D —Girls to work in factory.
Steady and pleasant work. Good pay .
Apply, Atlanta Paper Company, corner
'i. ~i ■ ■ '
WANTED Good cook d< g ten
housework, too: only three in family
Zppl*. 90 E Linden street M E. K.
WANTEI ’ Uolurod woman to cook and do
general housework. Must room on lot.
27" AVe t Sixteenth street. 9-6-23
1 adY 77ian«> player wanted immediately
for vaudeville theater. Must leave city
'I Bartlett's Theatrical A gem y. 217
Rhoaes building., 9 6-7
WANT El> - First-class ali-r.,.-.tnd servant
who can nurse baby ten months old.
A; p:y at once 411 <"apit<-l ave 9-6-19
WANTED- X nrst-class cook to room on
' ■ ’ ivy 885 G . "■
W 4 NTE! i— \ l ’> ne 1 01
40-9-5
W 4 KTEP a '~n>an ’"r KenPl il housv
wor-: 18'1 Not-h Moreland ave _lv>
mMDj/ -lIVN'
fv)NTEU-.v. once womai for general
, ,;,-sework. 175 Bass 9-5-14
WANTED—CIRLS To I’RIM
SHIRTS. ROBIXSOX SHIRT
f() 1!' ■1 - J .M AI) I I'. I; A SI.
p 4 !•)
Help Wanted—Female.
operators to make lhe
, eeoanle union made overalls and
st ?. ad N work for all and highest
«age» paid for short hours: we will etn
thoL l l’®. x P erle need persons and teach
"‘Tb so ~iev ean soon earn
o? od . a ß es - Ibis is the best employment
Vni i ! anta f 'l r w °men and girls <’all
and let us explain it. Marcus Loeb <S- Co..
< ■» »>outh Pryor street. 9-4-3 U
Help Wanted—Male.
WANTED Bright Applv in
Can™ bunding M ° ndas rn<,rn ‘ ng ' 9
I\T Blh’Tks. polishers and
upholsters. Must be ex
perienced. Capital City
< Vair Co.. 172 Marietta
street. 9-7-23
830 WEEKLY, salesmen to take orders
RATE GROCERIES. EXI'E
’ L'l*'iu- E -r? i \ xl - c ,KSSARY • .( TEIT
< K .J ht\ Etctndard Mercantile Com
pany. East Ninth street, Cleve
; land. Ohio. 77-9-7
I EXPERT detective and invHsUgabnx
Many waiting positions at big pav.
f . or particulars. NATIONAL OE
. 1 ECTIA E AGENCY, Dept. 20. Chicago.
| <4-9 7
p I ART A HOME business that will bring
you SIOO monthly. 1 made $8.5U0 first
I year with same business. Spare time No
’canvassing. I will show you how. In
structive booklet free Voorhies. Desk
•>4h. onialia, Nebr. 70.9.7
\VH Y continue to punch time clock an< 1
get halt you earn? Soaps and toilet ar
iGcles in attractive combinations with val
uable premiums our stunt. If you earn
1 HO you gel it; encouraging, push an<l en
icrgy; others making $5 to $25 daily. Davis
I oilet Co.. 908 Davis Bldg.. Chicago.
_ 69-9-7
BOOKKEEPER, general office man, 2!',
desires position with firm where accu
racy and reliability bring promotion. So
ber. Best of references. H-Bob 207. East
Point. Ga. 58-9-7
OFEJCE B()Y \VAXTELL Apply at noom
1203 Atlanta Nationaf Bank building.
-7-26
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY’ Fo~make
S2OO monthly, spare time: no matter
where you live: no canvassing: guarantee
free booklet will show you how. H. E.
Rogers, Dept. A-S, Boston, Mass 44-9-7
! WILL START YOU earning $4 dally at
home in spare time silvering mirrors,
no capital; free instructive booklet, giv
ing plans of operation G. F. Redmond.
Debt, 85. Boston. Mass. 45-9-7
I WANTED —Men to learn barber trade?
<>ur course includes everything dune in
a modern shop. Complete outfit of tools
given. Wages in finishing department.
Constant practice, expert instructions.
Diplomas granted. Positions waiting.
Call or write Moler Barber College, 38
Luckie street. 41 9-7
SIOO AVEEKL/Y PROFIT—-Start in busi
ness for. yourself. Don’t worry about
capital. No experience. Boyd H. Brown.
Omaha. Nebr. 12*9*7
MAN WA XT ED--The undersigned wants
an honest, ambitious man in each city
and town where not already sufficiently
represented. Previous experience unnec
essary. We will teach you the business
1 thoroughly by mail and assist you to start
I in business for yourself as our local rep
resentative 1 . Splendid opportunity for a
man without capital to get into big pay
ing business for himself and become in
dependent for life. The National Go-Op
erative Realty Company, (.’-949 Maiden
building, Vlashington. D. C ,:s-9-7
FOOT DOCTORS needed everywhere.
Earn S6O weekly . Profession taught by
mail. Diplomas. Write for free book
let Tells how. Professor Frazier. LL.D.,
101 West Forty-second street, New York
39-9-7
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells about
more than 360.000 protected positions in
United States service. More than 40,000
vacancies everj year. There is a big
chance here for you; sure and generous
i pay. lifetime employment. Easy to get.
Just ask for booklet C-412. No obligation
Earl Hopkins. Washington, I). C. 37-9-7
WANTED —Young man to assist press
man; one who has had some experience
Steady Work and good pay. Apply At-
I lanta Paper Company, corner Moore street
1 an< * Georgia- railroad. 26-9-7
WANTED —Good butler. Must have ref
erences. Apply’ 574 West Peachtree
street. 9-7-14
WA NT ED Porter. Good wages. Apply
today. Taylor Bros, drug store. 9-7-16
ALCA JUNIOR VACUUM CLEANER
has automatic adjustable nozzle and
I other features entirely original. Sold with
! three years’ guarantee. Retails for $3.50.
Big profits and exclusive territory’ for
live agents who act quickly. A. S. Cahn,
president. Desk 10. 366 West Fiftieth
street. New York.9s-8-31
WANTED For U. S. army, able-bodied
unmarried men between ages of 18 and
35; citizens of United States, of good
, hara iter and temperate habits, who cin
speak, read and write the English lan
guage. For information, apply’ to Re
cruiting Officer, corner Peachtree and
'Forsyth streets. Atlanta, or 411 Cherry
' sl - Ga. 9-4-27
I WANTED —District managers for an es
tablished insurance company. Very lib
eral contract for the right man. Insur
ance in reach of the poor man. All rich
people buy. Address S. AW Joiner. Sr..
Southern manager. 616 Temple Court
building. Atlanta, Ga 29-!<_-6
W.AN'rEIJ White boy in a music house
office: salary to begin, $5 week. An
swer with particulars, in own handwrit
ing. Box_ 756. Atlanta. 9-5-34
\V ANTED Wood machine man. Steady
work; good wages. Wire at our ex
pense if you can come at once. No labor
troubles of any sort. Little Rock Furni
ture Manufacturing Company, Little
Rock, Ark. 9-5-52
WANTED -At once, mattress finisher If
yon can come, wire us Best of wages.
Steady work. No labor troubles of any
sort. Oates Mattress Company, Little
Rock. Ark 9-5-53
BLACKSMITH WANTED for general
repair shop: some horseshoeing; must
be all-round, good man; white shop:
wages $3.50. Albany Blacksmith Co., Al
bany. Ga.3B-8-31
WANTED -Young men to learn pharm
acy this fall. Demand for our gradu
ates exceeds supply. Next session begins
October 1. Southern College of Pharmacy,
81 Luckie street. Atlanta. Ga. B-1-1
WANTED —Bright, strong
boys to deliver routes in
afternoons. Good wages
' and chance for promotion.
I Call at circulation depart
; nient The Atlanta Georgian,
! 20 East Alabama street.
* WANTED Ideas. Inventors write for
list of inventions wanted and prizes of
, sered bv manufacturers. Also, how to get
■ your patent Sent free to any address
1 Randolph & Br { «'oe, patent attorneys.
Washington. D. C. 7 -11 -23
ST' 'P at Hilburn hotel, heart of city, 10’2
Walton street, if you want a clean, quiet
room; transient 50c. Open all night
3*21*19
Y! s Profess! r g. O Brannlng 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’ S3O. AVhy pay more? Thousands of
our graduates running shops or making
good wages Atlanta. Barber College, 10
East Mitchell street. 5-1!-17
1- REE AT ASSAGE. hair cuts, shaves,
shampoos All barber work free Clean
linen Atlanta Barber College, 10 East
Mitchell. 5-27-16
Help Wanted—Male and Female.
! W ANTED Experienced colored house
cleaner; male or female Apply 7 Lu
-1 < lie avenue. *< 7 t ■
! WANTED First-class dining room man
also neat woman to asslnt in coi king
' Apply 301 Peachtree street. 5-6-8
W \ \ T !• H ES 01
it xi 1 I^l'wish to know why they
• slammer and how’ to quit The Fon-Lin
. institute, 2516 Indiana ave . Chicago 111
! 8-6-38
Simplify home, apartment, room >eei.
; ira l sav iig 'in c, : -mper ami tram- .ng
I- << ns ilt.Ec The Georgian Ken. Bulie
i L. n
Musical.
JAMES A. BUCHANAN,
EXPERT PIANO TUNER—Action, regu- 1
lating, voicing and repairing Bell i
phone Main 2254-L East Atlanta Tirop
a postal. I will call 8-19-24 j
Agents Wanted.
LOCAL "REPRESE2?TATivi?Nvanted'‘77;
each town to sell underwear, sweaters I
and neckties direct from our factor) to I
wearer. Permanent business; liberal
terms; big profits. Every article guaran
teed Steadfast Mills. Pept A. Cohoes.
N, V. 76-9-7
AGENTS getting rich selling womfeU
ful luminous crucifix. Gives but mys
terious light all night in darkest room.
Big profits Free particulars. Catholic
Importing Conipaip . K-4, Chicago. 73-9-7
AGENTS- More than 209 per cent profit'
New patented article never before on
the market Sells like wildfire. Every
man or woman buys. No competition.
Big demand. Write for free sample. The
Wilson Manufacturing Company. Factory
B-A, Lancaster, Onto. 72-9-7
AGENTS—.hist coin mono selling NEW
IMPROV Es t HOSIERY, direct from mill
with our big advertising offer YOU CAN :
MAKE $25 DAILY. EVERYBODY BUYS |
Credit. Samples in leatherette case free 1
New Improved Knitting Mills. Chicago.
GENERAL AGENT for local territory to
sell our accident insurance policies, $1
to $lO .yearly. Easy sellers. Everybody
needs one. Liberal commissions. Also
manage sub-agents and renewal business.
Permanent income assured. Insurance.
Newark, N. J. 40-9-7
M ANTFACTVRER of popular brand linen :
heel and toe guaranteed hosiery wants
agents to sell direct to consumers. Peach
man earned $136.20 in five days. Exclu
sive territory. Credit. Send for particu
lars. Parker Mills. 735 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. Pa. s-7-11 ,
WE WANT to hear from you if earning
less than $35 weekly. New’ agents' ar
ticles. Riley Specialty Company. 2531
Guilford avenue, Baltimore, Md. 8-31-5
A LARGE WELL KNOWN COMPANY
about to spend SIOO,OOO on a tremendous
advertising campaign, requires the serv
ices of a bright man or woman in each
town and city. The work is easy, pleas
ant and highly respectable, and no previ
ous experten e is necessary. We will pav
a good salary and offer an unusual oppor
tunity for advancement to the person who
can furnish good references. In addition
to this salary we offer a Maxwell Auto
mobile. a Ford Automobile and over $3,-
000 in prizes to the representatives doing
the best work up to December 31. In
your letter give age and references Ad
dress IRA B. ROBINSON. Advertising
-Manager. 2163 Beverly St., Boston. Mass.
-24-18
AGENTS -Street men. to sell Taft, Wil
son and Teddy gold and silver plated
campaign fobs; 100 per cent profit; go
getters write. Tittmann & Herr. 206
Canal. Nev York. Dept V 34-8-24
MEN AND WOMEN make money as
agents for the Waks handy case. Slip
in the dress, waist, suit or overcoat; keeps
them fresh and clean, easy to get in. easy
to get out. All purposes Idea! room
saver Can be laid or hung anywhere.
Low prices. Three sizes. 40c, 50c and 75c.
Send anywhere; not sold in stores. Any
body can sell Waks cases. They all want
it. Sells itself Sell 10. 20, 30. 40. 50 a
day. Goulding sold 2,000, Gridley’ 560, Mrs.
Webster 30 in three hours. Quick sales;
large profits; no experience Free sample
offer. Send postal today for ful! descrip
tion agents' selling plan Waks Manu
facturing Company, 10 Miller building
Cincinnati, Ohio. 8-17-25
BE INDEPENDENT—-Start a mail order
business in your own home. We
tell you how. and furnish everything
needed wholesale. An honorable and
profitable business for a man or woman.
Particulars free. Many make $3,000 a
year. Murphy Mfg. Co., South Norwalk,
Conn. 5-11-5
Salesmen Wanted.
WANTED -Stock food salesmen for Geor
gia. territory. Require personal bond in
sum of $250. Give road experience and
references. The People’s Stock and Poul
try Food Company, Greeneville, Tenn
- ;-9 7-34
WANTED -Few traveling men who are
making small towns and cross road
stores, to handle our new and up to date
pocket sideline. Pays a commission of
$4 per order. A winner. For full par
ticulars address G A. Johnson, 210 Sigel
street. Chicago. 11l 75-9-7
SIDE LINE, pocket samples; ten min
utes: $lO commission: high-grade men
only: no other need apply. Advertising
Novelty Co.. Newton. lowa. 68-9-7
CAPABLE SALESMEN to cover Geor
gia with staple line. High commissions,
Ht'O monthly advance and permanent po
sition to right man. Jess H Smith Co..
Detroit, Mich. . 46-9-7
w ANTE!»—Salesman in merchant tailor*
ing establishment. Must be good mana
ger. Good opportunity. Address M . Box 1
21, care Georgian. 9-6-21
OLD established corpora
tion requires the services
of a good specialty traveling
salesman. Liberal monthly
drawing account with ex
penses paid. Also good bo
nus. Excellent opportunity
for the right man. Do not
apply unless have good
dean record. The Eclipse
Paint and Manufacturing
Contpanv, Cleveland, Ohio.
9-5-60
STOCK SALESMAN WANTED- Our
proposition will make you money. Good
i line-up assured. Address the Mid-West
Securities Company, 1012 Hartford build
>ng, Chicago. 111. 45-9*2
Head and answer the Want Ads In The
Georgian. A good rule for every individ
ual who reads. Make it your rule and
you will be more prosperous and more
< ontented. ’
Situations Wanted—Female.
WANTED —At once, position as assistant
teacher in public school; high school
graduate and college education Highest
recommendations as to character and
ability. Address M B . 815 South Grant
street. Fitzgerald. Ga. 79-9-7
GRADUATE in music must have” posi
tion as music teacher; three years ex
‘perience; highest recommendations. Ad
dress M B . 815 South Grant street.
Fitzgerald. Ga. 80-9-7
YOUNG lady stenographer with four
years’ experience, desires position;
painstaking, attentive to business, punc
tual; prefer town, not city; references ex
changed; salary reasonable. Address Sep
tember. < are Georgian. 63-9-7
WANTED—Position by young lady ste
nographer, who is willing to work, and
has had about fourteen months’ »-xpe
rience Would likp place where there
is some clerical work ('all Atlanta phone
5-U L 32-9-7
once, in or out~oi
sition in millinery or suit department;
best of references. G. E M . care Geor-
•;
x\ti-j< ia . of educfttTon and re
finement. position as companion or
governess in xTfined family. WKuhl accept
road position as traveling demonstrator.
Address N., 45 Elm avenue. Americus, (Ja.
WANTED- Position b' refined, amiable.'
settled lady; care of an old couple or
small children; in or out of city Mrs
F.. care Georgian. 27-9 6
WANTED—Position as stenographer with
some insurance «-unipany. three months
experience: salary $35 or .<4O per month.
M M P are Georgian 66-9-4
WANTED- A job at once as seamstress, |
stitch, cut and fir. Viola Chambliss, 116
Violet ave., Atlanta. Ga. 35-9-5
Needle Work.
IEM BROIDERY. rlt»sigiilntr. finv sowing j
and darning 13 Baltimore pia<». iv<
15965. 8-28 S 1
Situations Wanted—Male.
-Position in some
good town in Georgia or Flor
ida as manager retail mercantile
i business, on salary and commis
sion basis. Thirty-eight years
old. and thoroughly competent.
( Experienced in general merehan-
I dise. farm implements ami drug
business. A-l references fur-,
nished. Manager, care Box 10
Georgian 65-9-7
WANTED Pos tion as shoe salesman in
department store; several years’ expe- 1
rience; references furnished: if in n»*e<l j
of salesman for any line, phone me Main ,
SStILJ. 64-9-7 1
\V.\ N ri:D-i’lwitFon as shipping clerk or i
lit grocery store Box 762, tare Gem- {
gian 50-9-7
COTTON GLASSER ano weigher who I
knows staples, one who lias had mill ;
and much export trade experience, wants
work in the hills of Georgia er Piedmont
district of Carolina. Cotton, I’. O. Box t. |
i Hendleton, S. C.:'.7-9-6 j
Young MAN employed &s city sales
man wishes to change. Will accepi :
place as city salesman or general < ffice |
work. Address Alive. Box 47 5, care Geor
gian. 31 -9-6 ;
WANTED—Position as job ami ad man i
or either on daily or job shop; sober*
union man. Wire Karl E. Farmer, 78 I
Baker st.3B-9-6 (
YOUNG MAN, experienced bookket'j er |
and typewriter, wants position with
good firm; to get start in city will work i
cheap; good references. Address J. T J.. ;
Box 47.>, care Georgian. 49-9-5 j
J UNIOtI drug clerk experience and abil i
ity desires position at once. Address I
Hi: R°^ ino^e ‘ 48-9-5 I
WANTED—Some firn) or company to e;n- 1
ploy me as broom-maker as a small side ,
line with their business; can make any I
kind of broom. Box 750, care Georgian.
THOROUGHLY competent, energetic |
young man of wide experience and val- i
uable training with large corporations,
possessing full knowledge o f office ron- 1
tine: good correspondent; some sales ex- 1
perlence. wishes position where ability I
and loyalty will be rewarded. Address j
Box 744. care Georgian. 26-9-5
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER and private I
secretary with railroad and commercial I
experience, wishes position with oppor
tunity to*advance. Address Box 745. care
Georgian. 9 5
i 'situ ).\ wanted by man thoroughly ex
perienced in office work as. manager or
to take charge of correspondence, collec
tions, etc.: satisfactory references as to
ability, reliability, etc. Address Box 740.
care Georgian. 34-9-4
PRINTER wants situation in country or
('ity office. Address Economy, Box 31.
care Georgian 54-9-31
Job Work.
WE CAN SAVE you money on repair
work, shelving, tables ana counters. We
make them to order. Roof repairing, brick
work, wall tinting, painting and plaster
ing. 62% 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: Floors Oiled or Waxed.
All Work Guaranteed.
47 E. Hunter St. Main 1175, Atlanta
Phone 1031. 7-5-24
Boarders Wanted.
WE HAVE one very large room, with
sleeping porch; suitable for three young
men. steam heat. Also table boarders
252 Ivy street. 9-7-64
BOARDERS WANTED in private, family
54 York avenue. West End. 9 7-67
WANTED—Few r boarders in private
boarding house, close in; everything
new. 11 West Pine street. Ivy 5259-L.
30-9-7
FOUR young men van get board in re
fined home. 164 Ivy street 9-69
Jewish Board.
FIRST-CI.ASS JEWISH board at reason
able rates. 110 jCa pit ol a vent it 9ji -11
C/\N accommodate a few boarders at 31
West Peachtree. Plau?e. Phone Ivv 4606.
-6-29
NICELY furnished rooms, with or with
out board, at 25 West Baker st Ivy
549 -.L9-6-26
(’OMFORTABLE 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; .ill comforts. 241 West Peachtree
Ivv 1959-L.46-9 - 5
GENTLEMEN or ladies can get nice,
large, cool front rooms at 18 Capitol
Place;_ price and $5 per week. 45-9-5
()N N( 'RTH BOULEV IRD; unfurnished
rooms in st earn-heated apartments; for
couple, with board. References required
■L’k’??
245 SOUTH PRYOR can accommodate a
few boarders and roomers, with con
veniences. 9-5-13
WEST END—Couple without children",
two young men one room, one man to
share room; table board 156 Gordon.
West 17-L 9-4-Di
west END family have nice room and
board for couple without children; room
for gentleman Phone West 568-J
61-9-3
139 WEST PEACHTREE has changed
hands; open for congenial hoarders;
large front room with private bath and
dressing room; day boarders wanted.
• Js -L. ).<-r (’h]! I\\ 5351. 9-2-25
THOSE desiring to take Tech students
as boarders kindly notify the office at
once, as the list is now being compiled.
9-2-18
NICE ROOM and board in exchange for
diamond, motorcycle, piano or type
writer. Small cash payment. Plano, Box
10. care Georgian. B-17-30
“PEACHT^EmNN - ’
$1.50 to $2.30 day; $7.00 to $12.50 weekly;
American plan, 50c to $1.50 day; $3.00
to $7.00 weekly European. References
exchanged 8-13-36
IF you appreciate cleanliness try us. $4 I
to $6 wet <. 123 Capitol avenue. 2-10*7 I
Board Wanted.
JEWISH BOARD WANTED Two yound I
men desire room ami meals with a
Jewish family. References. Address p
O. Box 776 37-3-3
Personal.
LADIES Ask your druggist for Chjches- |
ters Pills, the Diamond brand; for 25 ‘
years known as best, safest, always rella- i
hie; buy of \ ou? druggist. ’’ake no otl.<»r. 1
Chi< hesters Diamond Brand .’ills arc s<»id i
druggietsevei where 6*2*l
AUTHORS, WRITERS Lei ug
your copyrights, print and place .<mri
books on the market. Morton Publishing
(Company, Dept. ATG. Morton building.
New Yorl
Fl A SCREENS I- IA. SCRi :i ~\s. r .
SCREENS Wood fiy >< rr<ns. metal fly
screens, hardwood floors. Venetian blinds,
metal weather s'rips furnished anywhere
in the South. Write or phono 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 I
Wall street, has an expert fitter and it I
will cost you no more to have him fit
you, and it means insurance. 6-24-19 '
MATERNITY SANIT.ARf
refined, homelike: limited number of *
totients cared for; home provided for in
f-mts. infants for adoption. Mrs M T. 1
| Mitchell 26 Windsor st 6-22-12
Dropsy.
DROPSI Cl RED Relieves thortnsss of
1 rcath in 36 to 48 hours Reduces swell-
I ii)g in 15 to 20 days Writ*-- fo** particu
lai« Collont Drop<y Remedy Company,
•512 Auateii Building, Atlanta. u 11
ADS-USE FOR REZSCILTS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1912.
“lhe Georgian’s Rent Bulletin”
Do Your Renting Through This Bulletin.
It contains a complete list each issue of every desirable place that is Fur Rent in the citv and suburbs no mat
ter where it is oi whether it is furnished or unfurnished. They are all here belo*
Uor .he benefit ami convenience of its patrons The Georgian employs a special man to search the citv and sur
roundings each da\ for desirable places
This bulletin will save you time, money and worry It is for your convenience. s«» take advantage of it.
Furnished Rooms For Rent.
PI LLIAM STREET- I have three beau
tiful looms, front and back porch, hoi
and cold bath, telephone and cabinet man
tels: furnished complete lor housekeeping
Vacant September 17 No children 17
Pulliam street. 9-7-68
FOR RENT One or two furnished rooms,
with private bath; north side. For gen
tterm n onl& ivy 133 J-J • 6»;
210 SPRING, under new management; d»-
sirnble rooms, suitable for gentlemen.
1 ■ - ,i 9-7-6$
THREE connecting furnished rooms ?or
light housekeeping; all conveniences: to
couple without children M. 5239-.! 423
Central ave 9-7-58
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
housekeeping; sls a month 276 t’ourt
land street. 9-7-30
NICE, clean furnished rooms for rent.
19-21 West Cain,t9-7-28
FOR RENT- To nice young man or Busi
ness woman, newly furnished front
room; all conveniences. Owner Ivv
2211-L. 9-7-61
FoR RENT Rooms furnished for light
housekeeping; north side. Ivj 4872.
FOR RENT Furnishvif Ifront room, to
couple or young men; private home
I' - ' " infol ma i ion. call Iv\ 7. J. '-7-37
FOR RENT Beautifully furnished rooms,
close in. steam-heated apartment; gen
tlemen only Apartment No. 6. the Ver- '
non, 61 East Cain street Telephone lv\
8187 9*7-45
For ri: \T 1 'r» furnished ioom S3’
' ’ourtiand. . 9-7-38
ONE small room tor one or two gentle
men. nicely furnished: hot and cold
water; close in. cheap. 18 Pulliam
-7*37
F< >R RENT—Three rooms, sink in
kitchen, furnished or unfurnished; or
two for housekeeping and one sleeping
room. 67 Woodward avenue. 9-7-17
WANTi’.'D Roommate by ijutet young
man. Nice steam heated room. Rea
sonable rent Apply E. R.. care Geor
THREE large connecting rooms for tent,
singh' or in three, with breakfast if <le
-9-7-6
sired. DI E sth street, phone Ivy 2427-J.
\ BUSINESS i.'igy can get a ni<»-i\ fui
nished room, with use of kitchen ami
phone, for $7 per month. Object, coinpan}
THREE first floor rooms foi light h
keeping; desirable and cheap; SK».
JJ ''‘ ;i inblci’, 890 Spring st. 65-9 I
LARGE, beautiful room, bill! and bath,
private home. Ivy 6103. 485 Peachtree.
-6-37
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished con
necting rooms for light housekeeping.
Call 293 Courtland, or phone Ivy
FOR RENT—One very large front room,
large closet; every convenience Can
be arranged for housekeeping, and board
across the street Ivy 993-J.9-6-24
FOR RENT- Two or three rooms, fur
nished complete for housekeeping, no
< tiildrem 73 Williams street. 9-6-6
FOR RENT—At 13 Baltimore place, one
large front room. Ivy 5968.30-9-6
THREE furnished or unfurnished rooms
for rent in private family; all conven
iences; on Fair street car line. Apply
108 Park avenue, or phone Main 440. ami
ask tor Roberts 36-9-6
FOR RENT -Beautiful front room, pri
vate bath; gentleman preferred. Ad
dress Peachtree, care Georgian 25-9 -6
ONE nicely furnished room; (‘lose in. all
conveniences. 230-A South Pryor.
-6-13
PLEASANT room, modern conveniences;
in steam heated apartment: close in:
nortl: .-ide. I\ \ .j 9 5-68
ux a >9lighttid home of couple, block of
| Georgian Terrace, on car line, a suite or
singly, three lovely rooms, preferably tn
gentlemen; no children nor housekeeping.
Ivy 5145. 50-9-5
BRhiJIT. attractive room, well furnished;
in best residential section of north side
Phone
NICELY furnished rooms; close In; all
conveniences 72 spung st. 44-9-5
ii< 'i sek 1.1:1 '1 N<; unfurnished oi
partly furnished, with adults; parties
without children; separate entrance. 256
Grant st 37-9-5
NICE, large, cool rourn suitable for two
gentlemen. 16 West North ave. tv>
5063-.1 9-5-15
TWO nicely furnished rooms for house
keeping also on< sleeping room for one
or two gentlemen; close in. 242 Central
ave Call phone 3058-B. 9-5-39
TWO YOUNG MEN can have nicely fur
nished room in strictly private family,
all conveniences; meals next door. Call
_5455. 9 5-28
F'd: KENT Two three upstairs
rooms, light housekeeping allowed, on
Gr?nt s-treet. near Georgia avenue. Phone
Mam ID;.‘:-L. 9-5-3 >
PLEASANT furnished rooms; meals next
d00r.?4 East Baker street. 9-5-12
TWO large, nicely furnished front rooms;
large closet; steam heat; north side
private family ‘’ail ivj 3570 J 29-9 5
FOR GENTLEMEN Nicel] furnished
room, furnace heat, private family; on
Myrtle street, near Ponce DeLeon avenue.
Phone Ivy 1405 9-5-4
FOR RENT Furnished rooms in strictly
private home 19 East Harris street
8 2
\ r ii 9 NORTH JACKSON there is room
and board for one or two Ivv 4349-J
FOR RENT Handsomely furnished
steam-heated room, adjoining bath, in
Atlanta’s most modern apartrqent Gen
tlemen preferred. Price moderate. Ref
erences Phone ivy 6729. 9-4-8
Educational.
GARTRELL
MEMORIAL SCHOOL OF’ MUSIC, 15 Cur
rier street Fall term opens Munday,
September 9, 1912. ('an accommodate 20
more boarding pupils for literature and
music Th ke an • i teachttee car
9 7 40
Medical.
DR. EDMONDSON’S Tansy, Pennyroyal
and Cotton Root. Pills, a safe and re
liable treatment for painful and
pressed menstruation, irregularities and
similar obstructions. Trial box by mail,
50c. Frank Edmondson & <>ro., manufac
turing chemists, II North Broad street.
• lanta, Ga ■'.-17-14
Lost and Found.
I.mST Very large cat; strayed from 846
Peachtree; black, striped with tun;
white nose, white breast, while feel and
k'Ej • Nau. d l eathers. An\ «;ne
being instrumental in his recovei y w ill be
well rewarded. Bell ph< ne Ivy 4!?0»i.
L‘>S'f Between Edgewood avenue and
Armour Station; folding purse, contain
ing non* . and notes. Liberal reward for
return Phone Main 682 or Main 5462 L
9-7-69
LOST Large brir.dle bulld.,g, inscription
on collar. Barnes J. G Wilkins, 497
Courtland street. K**wurd for return to
1 • • 1 . ■ 88-9-7
STRAYED from 70 W'est Fifteenth”
Fridas - night fawn colored eow five
years *.!d; reward Phone Ivv 3742-J \lr
T. C •• h 82-9-7
LOS'I Thursday, black silver handled
umbrella ongravnd Dorothy, in W’hit**- I
1 all sttee - ear Reward Call Monday. ;
Main >397 9-7-a6
LOS’I Small blacl grip. «>n Whitehall I
•leet car, coming from Piedmont park:
<• > .ialn> d wet ba tiling suit Phon* W‘- S t
p 0 it.? rd • •
LOS’I Pin with ’wo small pink ei a meted j
11-■wer . p ;*rl m renter of e. u h reward
’ ’eturned t<» Mis- <;ia*l\- Pa . tie, 50 I
ihiiiaventure avenue, hist l»» ■. ond Pune**
DeLeun lark. Phom. |\. JOIO-J .<-; 4
Furnished Rooms For Rent.
FOR RENT- Entire second floor; three
rooms; furnished for 1 ousekeepir.g 251
East_j’hi* street. J\>_39bit 1
H>R REN f Nice, coo! front room hot
water: private family Main 4945* and
ask for Mrs. Starr, 286 Washington street
__ __ 9-3 1
NICE, netsix furnished rooms, also ligl
housekeeping apartment. Close in.
Mrs J M. George. 151 Spring street.
9-2-13
F< »i: REN r xicel\ fuinisi s with
good board, bath and all conveniences;
close in. under new management. 130 K \
street. 8-31-51
w \XTi’i > Young men or couj I plea
ant rooms, with or without meals; good
beds; good meals reasonable price. 61
E. Harris st Bj3l -60
LARGER bea.itifuiiy furnUhed room! with
hot and cold water, baths and excellent
table board; under new management 4
West Peachtree st. Bell phone ivy 6790-J.
_ 8-6-3 G
Furnished Rooms Wanted.
WANTED—Furnished room by
refined eouple. north side, elose
in. Address R. B. L).. Box 480,
eare Georgian. 9-5-66
Unfurnished Rooms For Rent.
TWO first floor connecting rooms: all con
venlences. Price $8 00 per month. 40
\si i 9-7 25
THREE ctegn eormtctlng rooms newly
tinted. All necessary
Adults. 40 Boulevard terrace. Call Stin
d.iy if you wish.. 3 ; 1 ;
TO business lady, two large unfurnished
rooms with kitchen, on W’est Peachtree
stl I • • 893 9-5 ■ 2
FOR RENT Four unfurnished rooms,
with bath; all in perfect condition.
Rent $22.60 Iv y 961 -L. 9-7-18
FOR RENT- Two connecting rooms, un
furnished, with conveniences Phone
‘• 145 I 268 1 .*•* stre< ■ 51 *9- 7
Ft*!: RENT Three rooms on tics' floor;
unfurnished or partly furnished; all
conveniences; also furnished bed room to
lady, chea plB Boulevar<l pla * *• 28-9 -6
I’’ >R RENT To couple, without children,
three rooms; private bath; references.
443 <’ourtiand street, <-*>rner Pine. 9-6-41
FOR RENT Four connecting rooms; pri
vate entrance, bath, sink;
I Iyy 8854 J 95 5
ONE larpc room with kitchenette foi iigJTt
housekeeping; unfurnished or partially
furnished, all conveniences; use of phone.
152 Crew st. 9-5-16
TWO rooms for light housekeeping. 12 7
Washington. M 4380-J. 9-5-18
OW’NER would rent three first floor <• m ~
netting rooms to couple without chil
dren, separate entrance, gas. porcelain
sink, freshly papered and painted, (tell
( 430 I tel 11 a 11) st 9-5-20
F< >R RENT—Three connecting rooms,
with couple; private bath; phone; sink
.in kitchen, nice porch. close In. Ivv
sm-J. 9-5-30
F( »R RENT -Three flrat-fioor rooms for
light housekeeping, desirable and cheap;
sls. W W. Chamblee, 390 Spring street
65-9-4
NIUE front room, unfurnished; private
family; all conveniences. Phone Ivy
4060. 15 East North avenue. 9-5-8
FOR RENT Five rooms and bath; use
of phone; references exchanged. 319
lL_ fac kson st. 99-8-31
THREE unfurnished rooms. 15 Little st.
8-31-16
Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.
WANTED—One or two unfurnished rooms
with hath. Near in. Address J. F. R .
Box 500, care Georgian. ■js :- 7
FOR RENT Three large, cool an*, ele
gant rooms with hall, dressing room,
den and use of bath, for light housekeep
ing, in north side private horn**, attrac
tive terms to congenial couple without
children 74 Pte st Merritts avenue.
9-7-31
BY October 1. couple wants three to flvr
modern rooms; housekeeping: use of
phone; dose in, or good car service.
K H . Box 470, care Georgian '■ .
WANTED By mother and daughter,
three first floor rooms. Rent not more
than sl2. Private family. References
exchanged At once Box 39, rare Geor
gian. 49 7-7
\\ LNTED By with tHree chli
dren, four or five unfurnished rooms or
small apartment suitable fur light house
keeping, on north side; by September 15;
must be reasonable: references; give par
ticulars. Rex, 480 Courtland avenue,
phone Ivy 20. after 7 p. tn . 9-6-40
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms
For Rent.
ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished oi m
furnished. In private home: close in;
rent reasonable Phone lyy 3540-L. 9-5-7
FURNIBHB7D "/■ unfurnished rooms, three
or four, walking distance of town; all
conveniences; cheap 88 Pulliam street.
9-5-1
Furnished Apartments For Rent.
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
Lost and Found.
LOST’- Solid gold bracelet, last week, en
graved Inside. Mary Sue to Father, First
Birthday, November 28, 1908 Return to
S. I< Pinn, 305 West Peachtree Reward
-_7 - 4 6
MIST Black leather handbag, lined with
blue silk, containing cardraae, purse,
etc. Was left on Peachtree car. at Tenth
street, at 1 20 Tuesday afternoon Re
• ■ : • J 27-9-7
LOST In business section of Bep
tember »•. inclosed In st velope, 140
four $lO bills Name on envelope, M. H.
Finder will be liberally rewarded by re
turning same to 320 Candler building J.
M Dix Phones; Ivv 4332. Atlanta 2849
28-9-7
LOST Black leather pocketbook Thurs
day night, probably in or near Jacobs’
Pharmacy, corner Whitehall and Mitch
ell. containing about S4O in currency, rail
road passes, business cards, etc., $lO re
ward fur return to 30 Orange st., or phone
\l 48(> 1. ...
LOST A wrapped handbag in Cone’s
Wednesday afternoon containing check
book and railroad ticket, kodak picture.*-.
Return to (’one's and receive reward.
54-9-5
Stove and Range Repairing.
DAN THE FIXER?
SELLS second-hand gas Stoves Wo sweep
ehlmi *vs We take down heaters We ■
sell wick and wh kless oil stoves. We sell
gasoline «to\ ■. and ianges. Atlanta phone
2235. 21 Whitehall street. Bel! phone
4-4-7
Trunks, Bags and Suitcases.
ITAILED AND REPAIRED. ™
I ROUNTREE \S - '£Vreet all
PHONES: Bell Main U>76. Atlanta 1654.
Fire-P’’cof Storage.
WE 4TORE HOUSEHOLD goods and
! n antrn Office and warehouse. 1’39-241
Kdgewn.Hi »v.’ Ivy 2(13i, j L ,hn J Wood
si.Ji 'lot ti’.; Company.
Unfurnished Apartments For Rent
I’’OH ItKX’T Modern n ith side apart
m«uit. first and second Th.ors; tach seven
large looms; suitable for counles or board
ers. walking disianc* . 88 Williams street,
iiuu ■ \\ est Baket 83-9*7
1’• i Ci i i I-1 l ste&m heated small apart
ments on the south side. Apply Apart
htehi 9. or phone Ivy 428 9-7-41
Ah’ KL Y a rra nged low’er apartments. five
’ oom>; shady yard. Ivy 6793, 9-6-45
YOUNG couple, having lovely home in
W est En*l Park, would sub-let four
rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Perrv,
7.’ S ' o .j. >0 Wf - ll.', . 1-6-12
!• IV E- Rij( >M apart mem. 201 « Hrinthian
apartments. Appls Mr. Kelly, 2 - Wal
ton street. J-5-48
APARTMENTS for rent eai eaflD
e<l apartments in the Stafford. 3:; Car
negie placo; \ er\ desirable location; new,
well kept; all conveniences. AppL Jani
tor or- phon* Ivy 6109-L 52-9-4
ONE five-room apartment, without heaF;
one four or five-room apartment with
1 Apply Owner. 356 N Jackson. At
lania phone 78. 8-31-70
Unfurnished Apartments Wanted.
WANTEU 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
Furnished Houses For Rent.
SIX R(h»M bungalow', servants’ room and
garage; new’ house: built for e home.
156 Westmlnstet Drive, Ansley Park.
9-4-31
FOR RENT- New save-room bungalow,
partially furnished; $20.60; near West
\ iew car Idie 9 N Wellington. 9-6-38
A TTUUTiVE cottage Imme; finest loca
tion north ai<ie; to let for winter to se
lect parts (tell Ivy 3752-J 9-4-33
Unfurnished Houses For Rent.
CENTRAL AVENI’K. near Richardson;
for rent, six room <*ottage 242 Wash
ington street. Bell phone Main 5322.
-7-62
EIGHT ROOM modern residence. 303
Spring street; eight-room modern brick
residence, 65 East (’ain street. Ivy 3834-. I
FOR RENT Very desirable modern eight
room house, on Forrest avenue, be
tween Jackson street and Boule\ard Ivy
-7-13
NIN E-ROoM residence; screened, instan
taneous heater: nice yard and shade.
Ivv 6793. 9-H.44
inViU Rent - i’«u acres, clgi't rooms, on
Highland avenue and near end of car
line. $25 per rnonlb. Ask for Mr Har
ivll. No. 9 Auburn avenue. Both phones
540 S 9-G-41
‘ FOR REX’I .
120 E. GEORGIA AVENUE, lot 50x200
6-routn modern cottage; no prettier nor
better location in Atlanta: 3 street car
lines. $25.
A. J * H. F. WEST
REAL ESTATE.
218-219 Atlanta Nat. Bank Bldg.
] 9-6-10
KIRKWOOD.
NINE ROOM house, three acres land,
water, lights and plenty shade. .J. A.
Earl. Kirkwood, Ga. Both phones 6 De
catui '-5-37
!''< »R RENT Sij room 1 . u tabl< for
oho or iwo families; rent reasonable.
348 East Georgia avenue. Phone Main
1983- i. 9-5 35
FOR RENT Near-in six-room cottage;
modern improvements: good repair. 149
Walton street. Call Ivy 6212-L. 41-9-2
lIB#WEST ALEXANDER ST.; close in
and near car line; four rooms on sec
ond floor with afl conveniences; separate
entrance; price >10.60. Apply Fitzhugh
Knox. 1613 Caraller Bldg. 8-30-33
PHONE or write us for our rent bulletin;
excellent houses all over the city at
moderate rates Turman. Black <K- Cal
houn. 203 Empire Bldg ••-.•.'-66
FOR RENT, HOUSES (tell. writA or
phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph O.
< -a S • h Btoad atn ct. 4-1-21
riH' IfOl'SE you build, buy or
rent will not be a modern home
unless it is wired for electricity.
Unfurnished Houses Wanted
WANTKIi To rent live or six-room cot
tag** or bungalow. In Kirkwood or Edge
wood Will take good *are of the prop
erty. Address A B c . care Georgian.
31-9-7
Office Space For Rent.
HALF of cool office for rent cheap 327
Austell building 87-9-7
Garages For Rent.
h'oif 'ifent"-"Gaiagr 7
street. 8 JO-8
Stables For Rent.
FOR RENT—Stable and garage. Apply
to II
office. 213 Temple Court. 9-4-23
■>,.»>l wU» ■» II I
Wanted—Miscelaneous.
W ILL- care for upright piano and pay
drayagc and insurance for use one year.
Address A. L., Box 475. care Georgian.
W \ x’i ED ■* no' ra for water colors, china
and oil paintings; also tapestries, work
done reasonably. Ivy 2560-J. 9-6-30
\\ \.X rEI * . 1 _ -1.• >i s*-I >w-»t three-phase
motor, in good running order. Box 760.
ca;**_JGeorgiai'. 29-9-7
WANTED Second-hand piano; good
make Address Piano, care Georgian
Phone lyj 672-L ??
I BUY MEN’S old clothes and shoes.
Drop a card. I Bock, 32 Bell street
-16-29
UUR.Xri'URE and household goods, office
fixtures and mei 1 indist of an? kind
accepted on consignment, ( ash advanced
Pembroke Sales Co.. 143 South Pryor St
Bo;i phones Main 1421 Main 187. Atlan a
k’285.8-15-12
DROP X. CARD Will bring cash for old
clothes and shoes. r i he Vestiare. 166
Decatur street 6-27-42
WANTED We pay highest 'ash prices
on household goods, pianos and office
furniture Cash advanced un consign
ments Springer's Auction House, 25
South Prj jr street. Bell phone Main 1526.
4-10-10
• WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for house
i hold goods, pai os and office furniture.
Cash 'dxoneed <>n consignments. Central
Auction Company, 12 East Mitchell
• • tell x ne Ma in 24 J 4*■ -26-26
Monuments and Stone Work.
VI LANTA GRANITE COMPANY
\ll kinds stone work
1 • •!» Hyi-v-r sliAet Phqne Main 3540
I "
Contractors and Home Builders.
i I W I LL 1' \ S >< >1 to get our estimates
-n sfvam heat'nit and plumbing before
“ti ng .sour work; 35 years' experience
in vitv nuts us in position tn give \ Ol
lies! work al minimum rus' Hashlor
Il' S mg and I'iunibing Company, 4’. < a’
negie Place. M 455. 7-3V-1J
13