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RGIAN WANT ADS-USE FOR RESULTS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1912. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. Help Wanted—Female ■ =hed by The Georgian Company, ~ 20 East Alabama Street, EXPERIENCED operators Atlanta, Ga. ■ Mechanic union P made overalls ana KTri-.-i at Atlanta postoffice as second- steady work for all and highest Er ’ e class matter. wages paid for short hours; we will em- K ■■ riptions Payable in Advance. P’o> inexperienced persons and leach -J ~i r mail, postage prepaid. *5.00 them this work so they can soon earn << nths. mail, postage prepaid 2.50 Kood wages. This Is the best employment 5.1 -nonths, mail, postage prepaid, 1.25 >n Atlanta for women and girls Call A' ne e month, mail, postage prepaid. .45 -ndr■ us explain it. Marcus Loeb *Co npth-'e-'ed by carrier, one year $5.20 1 — —=rr—- rvsred bv carrier, six months .... 2.60 „ . ed by carrier, three months.. 1.30 1 Help Wanted—Male. Kb . red hr carrier, ape month4s yCCCCC' —— c . . ~red bv carrier 'll Atlanta and " a;X lED Bright office bov Apply In one week 10c | Monday morning Want Ad Rates and Rules upholsters-. Must be ex .T. , r • purienced. Capital. Citv in The Atlanta Georgian Chair Co.. 172 Marietta rr> cent a word each Insertion. t<> take orders \ ; 1 taken for less than the price j r\'\’prrcc^?v lES ’ EXI ’ E * S tP n wcrds. Ads in larger type. Qt],! OUTFIT ’ a]ne <4 words to the line). 1 nar ,t '•mro l Mercantile Com- 2456 Last x,nth street, Cleve land. Ohio. . 77-9-7 n hr accompanied I B Mat-v * ' ietect, Y® l and investigator. , cents' discounts 10 and 5 per f( ,’ paJ’tTculans °NAt“()NAI DE- 1 lE< ill E AGENCY, Dept. 20, Chicago. The Georgian will not be resnon- I 5-i iht \ 1 r 1 —'A—' c’b’.e for more than one incorrect ’ ' tt',\ l business that will bring Insertion of any ad ordered more vear*witi' '.aH? \ 1 n ’? df ‘ W..MW lii-sst time .'ear with same business. Spare time. No than one time canvassing 1 will show you how. In- , T i ijir.'trtive booklet free. Voorhies, Desk Closing Hours: To secure prop- . 346, Omaha, Nebr 70 <i - . lassifieation. ads must be. in i vv',Tv~7“73TiT —’7 : ■ Th<. Georgian office before 1 o'clock A,?? tO !” ln , ch c,ock an,i •he div o'the issue. I get half you earn .' Soaps and toilet ar- the daj O. me iseue He es , n attractlve combinations with val- x a . uable premiums our stunt. If you earn AU ads must be ordered out In $w you get it; encouraging, push and en- «yting or at office. No discon- ergy; others making $5 to $25 daily. Davis t nuance notice taken over phone. Toilet Co., ros Davis Bldg., Chicago. very word in the advertisement, BOOKKEEPER, general office man 2'» pug the name and address desires p..slt!6 n Bwith 8 with flrmThere a'ccu ’ii ed. ..ach initial countsone racy and reliability bring promotion So- ... . < .rnnound words are counted ber Best of references H-Rob 20?' East 2 - u words. Point. Ga. ' *SB-0-7 ' r’eo'.oue your Want Ads to The V* *' 'VAN'fED Apply at noon. Gt rgian (both phones 8000) when 1-0.. Atlanta National Bank building. It is more convenient to do so, and .9-7-26 rejection will be made at your HERE’S VITK OPPORTI’NITY to make h. me or at your office the follow- S2OO monthly, spare time, no matter ng i.a;. 'ritis Is an accommoda- where you live; no canvassing; guarantee ervice rendered Georgian free booklet will show you how H E Wart Ad patrons and payment Rogers, Dept. A-S, Boston, Mass 44-9-7 should alwats be promptly made ] UTLITST \RT - YOU es'rning <4 ,t a tK- , t ‘hi•7r:r n - t our o %i’eV-one home , il ? T tre t,me B | lver?n ß i b the -1 !“• < Apllal. free instructive booklet, glv- ■ P a t er d to ma'e Siiro tl at if bls bean 'ng plans of operation. G. E. Redmond, a..r to mal.i sn.. i..ar it has be. n , Dept. 85. Boston. Mass 45-9-7 talvn correctly. iT.c Georgian can ‘,-.7- —— b. ; ro. fpiarantee accuracy or assume I J Men to learn barber trade, respoi slbillty for errorn of any kind I Our course includes everything done in c'c irring in telephone advertise- l a . modern shop. Complete outflt of tools ments I Siven. Wages in finishing department. Constant practice, expert Instructions. ADVERTISERS should retain re- Diplomas granted I’ositions waiting, ceipts given In payment for Want | Cali or write Holer Barber College, 38 Ads over the office counter, as mis- Lm kie street. tnites can not be rectified without SIOO WEEKLY PROFIT—Start In busD them In answering advertise- ness for yourself. Don’t worry about meats addressed in care of The capital. No experience. Boyd U. Brown. Georgian, if the advertiser requires Omaha. Nebr. ' 42-9-7 references, send a duplicate of 7v . vtPT. ———, ■ , ——— can .„ MAN WANTED Ihe undersigned wants an honest, ambitious man in each city - - and town where not already sufficiently 1 represented. Previous experience unnec- Heln Wanted Female I essary. We win teach yob the business ' * ’ I thoroughly bv mail and assist you to start W tNTT-'D--Two girls to Tvr7n necknires ' I, ' jsin '' ss tor yourself as our local rep- I a., svitli Broad street ' tppv Mnn- ; ''senta.tive Splendid opportunity for a ,1- • ■ IP. r -u_ man without capital to get into big pay- .. '. vwr.v,: ——t ——; r —' ing business tor himself and become ih- VAN I ED —Good cook. Apply 19 Brown dependent for life. The National Co-Op place. 9-7-65 erative Realty Company. C-949 Harden WANTED- Cook. Apply at once. 20 building, D. C, v 32-9-7 Fort McPherson.B4-9-7 FO(st i » ■ dis needed everywhere. ”>".NTED. t iilured girl or woman to help Earn .S6O weekly. Profession taught by in bath noil) and office. Dr. Morrison, mail. Diplomas. Write for free book -414 Kiser building. 9-7-35 let Teiis how. Professor Frazier, 1.L.D., w:\NTEb--First-oiass "cdok. mTSSt 101 West -second street. New York. Tenth street. Telephone Ivy 897. 9.7 99 1-lUabg ILLI STRATEI) BOOK tells about V’ Wf i-fF i Anerienced colored el'.a in'- lnorf ’ lhan 3«°.0°0 protected positions in .' ,V'?;l£ e 2„„A ' lTiled States service. More than 40.000 bermato. Applj 330 South Pryor street. Viteancie3 every y ear There is a big . ' 4 ’ chance here for you, sure and generous \\ \.\l IJ) Cook and house maid, with- pay, lifetime employment. Easy to get. ‘>ut husband or children. Room on the .lust ask for booklet 0412. >o obligation, io; . 1 ' references, 585 West Earl Hopkins. Washington, I). C. 37-9-7 r~~ •——— WANTED- -Young man to assist press- ! • ' I ‘hotographer; one who can man; one who has had some experience, 'to hnishing. Portrait Artist. Hogans Steady work' And good pay. Apply At ' Jp - ’* a ,84-!)-7 lanta Paper Company, corner. Moore street ANT] D Set led middle-aged colored • -•"•rgia railroad 26-9-7 ■ •ran a.•. a ;<i for delicate lady. Ref- . WANTED—Good butler. Must have ref -Ihli • < required. 36 Royston avenue, In-! erences. Apply 574 West Peachtree 9-7-59-7-14 ; I! D Reliable white women to help W ANTED Porter. Good wages. Apply " "" *< •. . and housework. Good U»‘iay. Taylor Bros, drug stere. 9-7-16 ■ '• •<'"’/> t -T Al.fW - JUNIOR VACUUM CLEANER c Vx-'r ' lll e I -'■ ir _it2.E—' ' 1 has automatic adjustable nozzle and " ' • I El’ Voting lady, with or without other features entirely original. Sold witli expetience, for operator of telephone three years’ guarantee. Retails for $3.50. ■X'.tingc In own of 1.000 people, nice Big profits and exclusive territory for board In residence of owner; state salary live agents who act quickly. A. S. Cahn. Address Box 197, Perry. Ga. president, Desk 10. 366 West Fiftieth 78-9-7 st reel. New York.9s-8-31 ixperlenced hand button hole V. AXTlli'■ IGr U. S. army, able-bodied The Jewell Shirt Company. unmarried men between ages of 18 and I'eachtree street. 9-7-47 35; citizens of United States, of good A COMPETENT cook’ references re- character and temperate habits, who can 'Nired. Appiv Janitor 52 E Cain speak, read and write the English lan ’ u-T-1 ’ i irunge. For Information, apply to Re- W'\nTT'E - rx— — ~ I cruiting Officer, corner Peachtree and ''. .■LWi™” 1 11’ 1 or 1 - ru T- Forsyth streets. Atlanta, or 411 (’herry ,0 " e ll s Bt ’ ; st.. .Macon, Ga. 9-4-27 ■ in ' W7\NTEI>--District managers for an es- " ;i ' !! sfrr '‘'- ■ tablished Insurance company. Very lib- '' rJV‘ la <Hes; call Monday morning oral contract for the right man. Insur -7 9-7-22 ance in reach of the poor man. AD rich wanted- Young llTciy assistant book- g«°Ple buy. Address 8. W. Joiner. Sr., . pr-fer one wlm can use the Southern manager, 61b temple < ourt t Answer in own handwriting, hml.krc Atlahta, Oa. 29-9-6 Address Box 156, care WANTED White boy in a music house 9-7-19 office; salary to begin, $5 week. An- NT ■)■> At once. reliable, settled sw< t wlt . ll particulars, in own handwrit ""ii.,in enuk; must have good reference ink. Box 106. Atlanta. ■;i<l| 2S Washita ave., intnan Park. WANTED Wood machine, man. Steady -7-21 work: good wages. Wire at pur ex- t N ‘ .AT ami reliable vmm« colored worn- pense i* 1 YOU can come at ones. No labor " " ' "Ok and ?io‘light” housework tn troubles of any sort. Little. Rock Furni- ■: T family. 74 E.'mX ave ™-7-43 'h™ Manufacturmg Companx. Little SMili . ... IT r.r— —r—Rock. Ark. 9-0-52 cook and 1 housette^^whnJ ° woman mattress flnrsher. ~lf prefeins: applicant must'have experience >' ou ran borne, wire ns. Best of wages. « ” funush* l g^ I ht r e’fe"en?e on' hose Steady w >rk. No labor troubles of any P’li rg 1,, work need apply;' good home sp r ';- Oates Mattress Company. Little 'I-it party. Address P. D Box 375. Rook. Alt..£—I* 62-9 I BLACKSMITH WANTED for general xx- VYT^rTvri —~T —: “V —t - : —7- repair shop: some horseshoeing; must " lal r. I) feint and shirt- be all-round, good man; white shop; , , , , wages $3.50. Albany Blacksmith Co.. Al- ’•’v aist salesladies that bany. <; a , 38-8-31 I lit/. 11,, WAN TED-Young men to learn pharr.i- 11 (111 <( T T1 01)1 feUll lie- 1 acv this fall. Demand for our gradu- li-n tiDMDi (' . ates exceeds supply. Next session begins |1 i lilt 111. VTlOSSlliall S. October 1. Southern College of Pharmacy. q ,• -J /• |Bl Luckie street. Atlanta. Ga. B-1-1 . WAXTW—Bright, strong P chihi^.f or N i im ! boys to deliver routes m 2 afternoons. Good wages f and chance for promotion. at circulation depart ment The Atlanta Georgian, ■■■• T^rp' ll a Box h si's in^tfan"a pref s3-9-7 20 East Alabama street. I D A white woman Preferably , WANT’lD—ldeas. Inventors write for middle-aged. Must be reliable, intelli- list of inventions wanted and prizes of gent, willing, pleasantiv a good i sered by manufacturers. Also, how to get '■'’Ok, rm incumbrance. A good home, with : your patent Sen’ free to any address. " is offered in small familv. Trans- I Randolph x- Bidscoe. patent attorneys, nation paid. Address, with '■■f/ r.mce..-. Washington. D. C.‘.-Jd a ' ’■ '• !_• !_u11i;street. 9-7-12 I STOP at Hilburn hotel, heart of city, 10’4 v ’.vT’iTi io " "ork"-*in —faTmry'i Walton street. if you want a clean, qulej iSteauv and pleasant work. Good pay room; transient 00c. open all night Atlanta Paper Company, corner I . . ■ II :' street and Georgia railroad. 25-9-7 i YEB, Professor G. O Branntng will teaci waN'TeD—Good cook “To^'di>'—aenerai Y°u the barber trade (It’s easy). We housework, too; cn iv three In family , e“'-’h in one halt time of other colleges. "I'Pl;. 90 i Linden street M F K Cours*- am! position in our shops street, xi. i, „ on!y $;:o why pay more? Thousands of vvTxv;..- ■ --' 7 -i mir graduates running shops or making " Aii.D ( olored woman to cook and do „. d waKes Atlanta Barber College. 10 o _ eneral housework. Must room on lot st Mitchell street. 6-11-17 rTT7V"T;~~— y* 1 str — j— p- ■EI Fee "MASSAGE, hair cuts, shaves, '••'tn i lotto player wanted immediately I shampoos. All barber work- free. Clean ~1 0 '■ a '>' l 'A die ’leader. Must leave citl HnPn Atlanta Barber College, 10 East • r V e: A f. Theatrical Agency. 21' Mitchell. 5-27-16 oues liuildmg. 9-6-7 I ' ■ ■ ■— ■ V'ANTED - First-rifts-, all-round servant , , wno can nuts e bai.v ten months obi Help Wanted—-Male and Female. M'Piv at on. c 444 Capitol ave. 9dSU9 — v ANTED- \ nrst-.-lass cook to room on I WANTED—Experienced colored house tvv JBst; 9-6-14 cleaner, male or female Apply 7 Lu- WANTED-A 1’.,. Phtme I ? 6106 Cile avenue. 9-7-44 40-9-5 I WANTED- First-class dining room man; u”.i \*'i’l«n —\”7 7 n —: ai a o nea>t woman tu assist in cooking. ■aaikp-a woman for general house- <i-g x , w.>r<. 183 Nor 4 h Moreland av*. -2 ppl> u(n 1 eaentr Yg__?l_ i ■' 9-5-19 \\’ 4 XTrp’pTY ADDRESSES of all who \V \ K’frn — / ’’ *• 'wish to know why thev >WsewmTk 1?6 TD W U f ° r B " T? I stammer and how to quit. The Fon-Lln — —- B -?—..L2L-1-1 institute, 2516 Indiana ave, Chicago. 11l 'V ANTED—GIRLS TO TRIM , SHIRTS. ROBINSON SHIRT j 777., f 7'. : 7.77 .7TTT 19.> 1-2 -MARIETTA ’ST. ! ing h saving mper and trarr.p.ng .. . 1 - b\ consulting The Georgian Rent Eulle- I ) ; U n Musical. TAMES A. BUCHANAN, EXPERT PIANO TI NER Action, regu lating, voicing and repairing Bell phone Main 2264-L. East Atlanta Drop a postal. 1 will call 8-19-24 Agents Wanted. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wanted in each town to sell underwear, sweaters and neckties direct from our factory to wearer. Permanent business; liberal terms; big profits. Every article guaran teed. Steadfast Mills. Dept. A. Cohoes. N. Y AGENTS getting ricji selling wonder ful luminous crucifix. Gives out mys terious light all night in darkest room Big profits Free particulars. . Catholh' Importing Company. K-4. Chicago. 73-9-7 .'.GENTS More than 200 per cent profit' New patented article never before on the market Sells like wildtire Every man or woman buys No competition. Big demand. Write for free sample The Wilson Manufacturing Company. Fa.toiw B-A. Lancaster. Ohio 72-9-7 AGENTS .Fust coin money selling NEW IMPROVED HOSIERY, direct from milt, with our big advertising offer. YOU CAN MAKE $25 DAILY. EVERYBODY BUYS Credit. Samples in leatherette case free. -New Improved Knitting Mills. Chicago. — (.ENERAL 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. I’e.tmarjent income assured. Insurance. Newark, ,L 40-9-7 MANUFACTURER of popular brand linen heel and- toe guaranteefl hosiery '.van’s agents to sell direct to consumers. Peach man earned $136.20 in five days. Exclu sive territory. Credit. Send for particu- i lars. Parker Mills. 735 Chestnut street, i Philadelphia, l’a. ’ • 9-7-11 I WE AVANT 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, ami no previ ous experien -e is necessary. We will pay 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 dresis IRA B. ROBINSON. Advertising Manager. 2163 Beverly St., Boston. Mass. 8-24-18 AGENTS Street men. to sell Taft. Wil” son. and. Teddy gold, and sliver plated campaign fobs; 100 per cent profit; go getters write. Tittmann & Herr, 206 Canal, New York. Dept. Y. 34-8-24 MEN AND \V< >IIEN 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 Ideal room saver Can ba laid or hung anywhere Low prices. Three sizes, 40c, 50c and 75c. Send anywhere; not sold in stores. Any body can sell AVaks cases. They all want It. Sells Itself Sell 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 a day. Goulding sold 2,000, Gridley 560, Sirs. Webster 30 In three hours. Quick sales; large profits; no experience. Free sample offer. Send postal today for full descrip tion agents’ .selling . plan. Waks Manti factuYing Company, 10 Miller building. Clncinnathcthio. 8-17-25 BE INDEPENDENT—Start a mall 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 ■ 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 SVANTBD- 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 oriler. A winner. For full par ticulars address G A. Johnson. 210 Sigel street, Chicago, 111.75-9-7 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 SALESMAN to cover Geor gia with staple line. High commissions, sloo monthly advance and permanent po sition to right man. Jess 11. Smith Co.. Detroit, Mich. 46-9-7 WANTED—Salesman in merchant tailor ing establishment. Must be good mana gen G.ood opportunity. Address M.. Box 21,.carp Georgian. 9-6-21 OLD established corpora tion requires the services of a good specialty traveling salesman. Libera] monthly drawing account with ex penses paid. Also good bo nus. Excellent opportunity for the right man. Do not apply unless have good clean record. The Eclipse Paint and Manufacturing Company, Cleveland. Ohio. 9-5-60 STOCK SALESXfAN WAN'TED—Our proposition will make you money. Hood line-up assured. Address the Mid-West Securities Company, 1012 Hartford build ing. Chicago, Hl 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 contented. 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. 7J-9-7 GRADI ’.<TE in music must have posi tion as music teacher; three years ex perience; highest recommendations. Ad dress M. 8., 815 South Grant street, Fitzgerald. Ga. 80-9-< YOI r NG lady stenographer with four years’ experience, desires position; painstaking, attentive to business, punc tual; prefer towft, not city; references ex changed; salary reasonable. Address Sep tember, care < Georgian 63-9-7 WAITED—-I‘osltion by young lady ste nographer, who is willing to work, and has had about fourteen months’ expe rience Would like pla<e where there is'some clerical work ’’ail Atlanta phono 520 VAN TED • in or out of ell sition in millinery or suit department; best of references G. E. M . care Geor gian 33-9-6 WANTED By lady of education and i<- finement.' position as companion or governess in refined family. Would accept road position as traveling demonstrator. Address N., 45 ELm avenue, Americus. Ga. 9-6-4 WANTED —Position by 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 < ”mpany; thren months experience; salary $35 or S4O per month. M. M P care Georgian H»j-9-4 WANTED A job ai once as seamstress, stitch, cut and tit. Viola Chambliss, 116 Violet ave., Atlanta. Ga. 35-9-5 Needle Work. EJIBI’j iIDERY. designing, fine sewing and darnin-. 13 Baltimore pla"e. Ivv I 15968. 8-2$ S 1 Situ a ■ ions Want ed—Male. WANTED—Position in some good town in Georgia or Flor-; ida as manager retail mercantile business, on salary and commis sion basis. Thirty-eight years old. and thoroughly competent. | Experienced in general merchan dise. farm implements ami drug business. A-l references fur nished. Manager, care Box 10 Georgian 65-9-7, WANTED Position as shoe salesman in department store, several years’ expe rience: references furnished; if in need | of salesman for am line, phone, me. Ma n , 3619-J. ’ ’l4-J-7; WANTED—Position as shipping clerk or; in grocery store Box 764, care Gear- I V ’ 50-9-7 ; COTTON i’l.asser and weigher who I knows staples, one who has had mill I and much export trade experience, wants I Work in the hills of Georgia or Piedmont ! district of Carolina. Cotton. P. o’. Box 4. | Pendleton, S. C. 37-9-6 | YOUNG MAN employed as city cth man wishes to change. Will accept ; place as city salesman or general office i worli. Address Alive. Box 475. care Geo’ - I gian. 31-9-6 | AVAN I’ED—Position as Job and a<l man i or either, on daily or job shop; sober; union man. Wire Karl E. Farmer, 78 West Baker st. 38-9-6 YOUNG MAN. experienced bookkeeper ; an,! typewriter, wants position with ' good firm; to get start In city will work’ cheap; good reierences. Address J. T. .1 . J3ox 47:>. care Georgian. 49-9-5 JUSToft 2ru g clerk experience and abil- ! ity desires position at once. Address I Box 314, Roanoke, Ala. 48-9-5 I WANTED—Some firm or company to em ploy me as broom-maker as a small side line with their business: can make any kind of broom; Box 759, care Georgian. ■ , 31-9-5 THOROUGH'!. A’ competent, energetiip .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 ability and loyalty will be rewarded. Address Box 744, care Georgian. 26-9-5 EXPERT STENOGRAPHER and private secretary with railroad and commercial experience, wishes position with oppor tunity to advance Address Box 745, care j POSITION wanted by man thorougiily ex perienced in office work as manager or to take charge ot correspondence, collec tions, etc., satisfactory references sis to ability, reliability, etc. Address Box 740. care Georgian. PRINTER wants situation In country or city office Address Economy, Box 31. care Georgian. 54-9-81 Job Work. WE CAN SAVE you money on repair w;ork, shelving, tables and counters. We make them to order. Root repairing, brick work, wall tinting, painting and plaster ing. 62U S. Forsyth street. Beil 1187; Atlanta 6987-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 1051. 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. B-7-64 BOARDERS AVAILED In private family. 54 York avenue. West End. 9-7-67 I W AN'fEl ’—Few boarders in private .boarding house, close in; everything new. 11 West Pine street. Ivy 6259-L. 130-9-7 ' FOUR young men can get board in re lined h0m0.164 Ivy street. 9- 6-” Jewish Board. FIRST-CLASS JEWISH board at reason cable rates. 110 Capitol avenue 9-6-11 CAN accommodate a few boarders at 31 I West Peachtree Place. Phone Ivv 4606. I 9-6-29 . NICELY' furnished rooms, with or with out board, at 25 West Baker st. Ivv 549-J., 9-6-26 ! tIO.iffoRTABI jE room in suburban homo; two minutes from car line; large porches, shade trees, two bath rooms, I good servants, vegetable garden, chickens and Jersey cow South Kirkwood. De eatur 389.9-5-57 LARGE, delightful room with private bath; good location; best table; steam heat; all comforts. 241 West Peachtree. Ivy 1959-L.46-9-5 GENTLEMEN or fadies can get nice, large, cool front rooms at 18 Capitol Place, price $4 and $5 per week. 45-9-5 ON NORTH BOUI/EVARD; unfurnished rooms in steam-heated apartments; for couple, with board. References required. ULI? BOU*Fh ?RYOR can accommodate a few boarders and roomers; with con v e nie n c es. 9-5-13 WEST END—Couple without children’, two young men one room, one man to share room, tabte board. 156 Gordon 17 -L WI st END family have nice room and board for couple without children; room for gentleman Phone West 568-J. 61-9-3 139 WEST PEACHTREE lutu changed hands; open for congenial boarders; large front room with private bath ami dressing room; boarders wanted: in. il- £5 pei wet c Cal! fvy 6551. 9 THOSE desiring to take Tech students as boarders kindly notify the office at once, as the list is now being compiled. -2-18 > R' " ».M ■: ud Hoard in px diamond, motorcycle, piano or type writer. Small cash payment. Plano, Box 10, rare Georgian : 8-17-30 peachtree”inn _ $l5O to $2.50 day; $7.00 to $12.50 weekly; American plan, 59c to $1.50 day; $3.00 to $7.00 weekly European. References exchanged. 8-13-36 IF you appreciate cleanliness try us, $4 to $6 week. 123 Capitol avenue. 8-10-7 Board Wanted. JEWISH board"wanted—TwT young men desire room and meals with a Jewish family. References. Address P i O. Box 775. 37-9-3 Personal. LADIES ■■■. youi druggist for Chlches , fern Pills, the Diamond brand, for 25* rears known as best, safest, always relia- i ble; buy of druggist, '’ake no other. ’ Chichesters Diamond Brand .’llls are .Sold b druggisti evei when 5-2-11 AI’THORS. WRITERS: Let us secure t your copyrights, print aml place your I books on the market. Morton Publishing Company, Dept. ATG. Morton building. New ’.'’il' FLY SCREJ NS IL t SCREENS, $,, SCREENS Wood fly screens, meta' fly I set pens, hardwood floors. Venetian blinds. ' metal weather strips furnished anywhere ; in the South. Write or phone W. R. E‘al- i la way, manager. 1402 F..>»rth National i Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga. Main 5310. i yl SERI’’l S HI .SI 1.3 S rotne from trusses | improper!) fitted. John B. Daniel, at 34 | Wall street, has an expert fitter and it i will cost you no more to have him fit I you, and It means Insurance. 6-24-19, MATERNITY SANI7 “PrivateT ■ refined, homelike; limited number of! patients cared for; home provide,l for in- ; fants; infants for adoption. Mrs. M. T. AHtcbeil 26 Windsor st 6-22-12 I *• ' ' | Dropsy. RED Relieved 71 ortTSm of I breath in 36 to *8 hours Re<l’ice - swell ing in 13 to 20 days. Write for particu- ; lars. Coflom Dropsy Remedy Company, 51-’ Austell Building. Atlanta. e St-Il “The Georgian’s Rent Bulletin” ( Do Your Renting Through This Bulletin. < It i untains a complete list each issue of every desirable place that is For Rent in the city and suburbs no mat s ter where it is or 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 anti sur- S roundings each day for desirable places. This bulletin will save you time, money and worry It is for your convenience, so take advantage of it. Furnished Rooms For Rent. PULL4A M STREE7 I have thiue henii tlful rooms, front and back porch, hot and cold bath, telephone and cabinet manr . tels: furnished complete for housekeeping. I Vacant September 1.7. .Xo children. 1.7 i J, uHiain__strett _ FOR RENT One or two furnished rooms, with private hath; north side. For gen etn< n onlj. r. j339r3 - 4 - • •56 I -1.0 SPRING, mitler new management; de sirable rooms, suitable for uentlemen. I Ivj 8205 ■ 9-1-59 THIU’.I connecting furnished ■•’■•ins f": i light housekeeping, all conveniences; to [couple without children. M. 5539-J. 423 < ’enria; a \ r ... f.gg FOR IcL.xt Two furnished rooms for i hou.M*keeping- sls a month. 276 Court i land street. 9-7-30 | NICE, clean furnished rooms for rent. 11.9-21.I 1.9-21. West Cain. 9-7-28 ■ FOR RENT" To nice young man or busi ness woman. new!\ furnished front :room; all conveniences Owner. Ivv | 321211’ 9-7-61 i FoR RENT Rooms furnished for light j housekeeping; north side, ivy 4872. I FOR REN’T Furnished front room, to I couple or young men; private home call ]v.v_77-J 9-7-57 FOR REN T Beautifully furnished rooms. I close in; steam-lien ted apartment: gen- i tiemen only. Apartment No. 6, the Ver non, 61 East Cain street. Telephone Ivv 3137. 9-7-4;'., FoR RENT one furnished room 331 i t’ourtland. 9-7-38 ONE small room for one or two gentle- nicely furnluiteti: hot and cold water; close in; cheap. 48 Pulliam. -7-37 FOR RENT- Three rootna, sink in kitchen, furnished or unfurnished; or two for housekeeping and one sleeping room 67 Woodward avenue 9-7-17 WANTED- Roommate by quiet f-onng man, Nice steam-heated room. Rea sonable rent Appiv E. R , care Geor gian. _ „ _ _ 43-9-7- THREE largp connecting rooms for rent, single or in three, with breakfast if de -9-7-6 sired. 11! E sth street, phone Ivy 2427-L A BUSINESS lady can get a nicely fur nished room, with use of kitchen and phone, tor $7 per month. Object, company. Main ISBS-.I 9-D4 'I’DREE first floor rooms for light house keeping; desirable and cheap; sls. W. V> Chamblee. 390 Spring st LARGE, beautiful room; heat and bath; private home Ivv 6103. 485 Reachtree. _ _ ty-u FOR RENT Two nicely furnished con necting rooms for light housekeeping. Call 293 Courtland, or phone Ivy 2455-L. 9-6-31 FOR RENT Ona very large front room. I large closet; every convenience. Can be arranged for housekeeping, and board across the. streetlvy 993-J.IR6-24 FOR RENT- Two or three rooms, fur nished complete for housekeeping: no children. 73 Williams street. s-8-6 FOR RENT—At 13 Baltimore place, one large front room. Ivy 5968. tn • THREE furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent in private family; all conven iences, on Fair street cat line Apply 198 I'ark avenue, or phone Main 44(1, and ask for Roberts 36-9-6 Foil RENT—Beautiful front room; pri vate bath; gentleman preferred Ad tlress Peachtree, care Georgian. 25-9-6 ONE nicely furnished room; close In. all conveniences. 230-A South Pryor. -6-1 3 PLEASANT room ; m,siern conveniences; In steam heated apartment, close in. n<irt h side- Ivy 6033-J. 9 5-68 (N a delightful home "of couple, block of Georgian Terrace, on car lino, a suite or singly, three lovely rooms; preferably to gentlemen, no children nor housekeeping Ivy 5145. ' HRItIHT, attractive roottc well furnished; In befit residential section of north side I’m.ncjv) 309. 39-'R.> NICELY ftirnlsbed rooms; close in, all conveniences. 72 Spring st. 44-9-5 Hot SEKIiEI'iNC rooms, unfurnished or partly furnisheel, with adults; parties without children; separate entrance. 256 Grant 5t.37-9-5 NfiCE, large, cool room suitable for two gentlemen 16 West North ave. Ivy < 5063-J. 9-5-ln TAVO nicely furnished rooms for house keeping; also one 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 Ivy 5455. 9 5-28 FOR RENT Two or three upstairs rooms; light housekeeping allowed; on Grint etr-’et. near Georgia avenue. Phone Mair. II 3:'.-L. 9-5-3 i 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 3570-J. 29-9-5 !’i >!{' GENTLEMEN Nicely" Turnfilhed room; furnace heat; private family: on .Myrtle street, near Ponce DeLeon avenue. Phone ivy 1495. 9-5-4 FOR RENT Furnished rooms in strictly private home. 19 East Harris street. 8- 17 AT ■III’ NORTH JACKBOH there is room and board for one or two Ivv 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 Phone Ivy 6729. 9-4-3 Educational. ANNIE GARTRELL MEMORIAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 15 Cur rl**r street. Full term opene Monday, September 9, 1912 i'an accommodate 20 more boarding pupils for literature and I music. ’l’ake any Peachtree car. 9- Medical. ; DR. EDMONDSON’S Tansy. Pennyroyal I and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re- I liable treatment for painful and sup , pressed menstruation, irregularities and similar obstructions Trial box by mail, I 60c. Frank Edmondson & manufac turing chemists, 11 North Broad street, j Atlanta <!a 2-17-14 Lost and Found. I LOST Very large cat strayed from 846 I Peachtree; black, striped with tan; labite nose, white breast, white feet and I I larg< Named, I- ea ihere, a • i being instrumental In his recovery will be i v.- ll lewarded Bell phone lv\ r. 06. ; LOST Between Edgewood avenue ami ; Virnour Station; folding purse, contain ing money ami notes. Liberal reward for I return Phone Main 682 or Main 5462 1. 9-7-69 i LOST Larg- hrindle bulldog; inscription on ■ ollar. Burney. J G. Wilkins, 497 i t.’eurtlaml street. Reward for return t> j above addresv_or phone 1121 Ivy. 88-9-7 STRAYED from 70 West Eifteonii. street l Friday night, fawn colored cow. five I years old; reward. Phone ivv 3742-J. Mr. , T 1 W e -l< ■■ 33-9-7 i LOST Thursday, black silver ~'iiamlled umbrella, engraved Dorothv. in White | > all street car. Reward, ’’all Mondav. ! Mafn4»»7. 9-7-SO : IJ >ST - Sn. a in-flack ‘ Whiteha'll | street ear. coming from Piedmont park; |ii'nluined wei bathingsuit. Phone Wes; Reward 9-7-55 i LOST pin with two s’t,,:iH pini ena nelwi flow, t-s, pearl in renter of each; reward |if returned to Miss Gladys Payne. 50 lb : aventure avenue, ju.-U beyond Pone<> DeLeon park. I'hone Ivy 2Olu-J v-7 4 Furnished Rooms For Rent. FOR RENT-—Entire second floor; three rooms; furnished for ' uusekeeping. 251 I'Lihi » stiff! 1 \ \ 3 1 '6'.' - 10 STOJR cool fr-ttit room; hot wßter; private family. Main 4'J45 and ask for Airy. Stan", 286 Washington st reel ?’ 8 1 NIFF:, newly furnished rvGiiH. uls<’ Ught housekeeping apartment Close in. Mrs. J. M George. KI Spring street. 9-2-15 FoR i<E?^' r -Nicely furnisherl rooms with good board, bath and all conveniences; close in: under new management. 130 Ivy street. 31 -5d W \ XTi .1 • Young men or coin ■ . ant rooms, with or without meals; good beds; good meals; reasonable price. 64 E._Ha’iis st. _ Jbdll-60 LARGE, beautifully furnished rooms with hot and cold water, baths and excellent table board; under new management 4 West Peachtree st. Beil phone ivy 6790-J. 8-6-36 Furnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED—Furnished room by refined couple, north side, close in. Address R. B. D., Box 480, care Georgian. 9-5-66 Unfurnished Rooms For Rent. TWO first floor connecting roerne: all con veniences Price $8 00 per month. 40 Ah' ► -‘ropt. 8-7-25 THREE clean connecting rooms, newly tinted. All necessary conveniences Adults. 40 Boulevard terrace. Fall Sun duy if c wis! M-'* '.' TO business lady, two large unfurnished rooms with kitchen, on West Peachtre* F>»'R RENT Four unitrrnlMhed rooms, tfdth hath; all in perfect condition. _ lv h_ 9-7-18 Foil RENT—Two connecting rooms, un furnished, with conveniences. Phone Wts' ;i.‘.- i 26$ Lee I”’)!: iiEX'T 'Three rootns on first tioor, unfurnished or partly furnished; all conveniences, also furnished bed room to lad.V^jHheap. 18 Boulevard place, 28-9-6 F< »R RENT—To couple, without children, three rooms; private bath; references. 44J Courtland street, corner j/ine. 9-5-41 FOR RENT Four connecting rooms; pri vate entrance, bath, sink; conveniently located b. y 36M-J. B*6 fiNE I arge room with kitchenette foi light housekeeping; unfurnished or partially furnished; all conveniences; use of phone. 152 Crew st. 9-5-16 TW<> rooms for light hottsekeeping. 127 Washington. M. 4380-J. 9-5-18 OWN'ER woiihl rent tlireo flrsi floor con necting rooms to couple 'without Chil dren; separate entranee, gas, porcelain eink; freshly papered and painted, (’all aftei 5:30. 430_PulH«in st, 9-5-20 FOR RENT Three connecting rooms’: with couple; private bath: phone; sink In kitchen, nice porch; close In Ivy 6417-J. 9 5-30 FOR RENT-Three first-floor rooms for light housekeeping, desirable and cheap; sls W W. Chamblee. 390 Hpring street NIUE front room, unfurnished, private family; all conveniences. Phone Ivv ■1(160 15 East North avenue _9-5-8 FOR RENT—Five rooms and bath; use of phone; references exchanged 319 N. Jackson st. 99-8-31 THREE unfurnished rooms. 15 Little st. 8-31-16 Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. WANTED—One or two unfurnished rooms with bath. Near In. Address J F. R . Box 500. cure Georgian 85-9-7 for REtUi’ fbree large-, cool ahd’ele gant rooms with hall, dressing room, den uml use ot bath, for light housekeep ing. In north side private home; attrac tive terms to congenial couple without children. 74 East Merritts avenue iIY October 1, couple wants three to five modern rooms; housekeeping; use ot phone; close In, or good car service, k _H., Box 470, care Georgian. 60-9 7 XV ANT J?D - fej- mother and daughter, three first floor rooms. Rent not more than sl2 Private family. References exchanged At once. Box 39, care Geor gia p. *9-7-7 WANTED Hy couple, with three chil dren, four or five unfurnished rooms or small apartment suitable for light house keeping; on north side: by September 15; must be reasonable; references; give par ticulars Rex, 480 Courtland avenue, phono Ivy 20, after 7 p. m. 9-6-40 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, th’"« 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 Fviind. I Sol’ 1 celot, la«t week; en- graved Inside. Mary Sue to Father, First. Birthday, November 28, 1908. Return to S E. Pinn, 305 West Peachtree Reward. L(»ST • Black leather handbag*, lined with blue silk, containing cardcase, purse, etc. Was left on Peflcntree car, at Tenth Street, at 1:20 Tuesday* afternoon. Re ward If returned to 269 Juniper. L< >ST In business section of city, Sep tembrr 5, inclosed in envelope, S4O in four $lO hills. Name on envelope, M. H. Finder will he liberally rewarded by re turning same to 320 Candler building. J. M Dix. Phones. Ivv 4332. Atlanta 2849 28-9-7 LOST Block leather pocketbook Thurs day night, probably in or near Jacoba’ Pharmacy', corner Whitehall and Mitch ell, containing about S4O in currency, rail road parses, business cards, etc.; $lO re ward for return to 30 Orange st., or phone M. 180’1- • LOST A wrapped bandbag In Cone’s Wednesday afternoon containing check book and railroad ticket, kodak jdctinv- Returfb to Cone’s and receive rewanl. 54 Stove and Range Repairing. 'DAJTtHE FIXEIL SELLS second-hand gas stoves XVe sweep Chimneys. We take down heaters. We sell wick and wickless oil stoves. We sell i gasoline stor es and ranges. Atlanta phone . 2235 121 Whitehall street. Bel! phone Main 2699. 4-4-7 Trunks, Bugs and Suitcases. RETAILED AND REPAIRED ROUNTREE’S ‘‘ PHONES: Bell Main 1576. Atlanta 1654. Fire-P”oof Storage. AVE STORE HOUSEHOLD goods and panes office I’.m. v.ai ’lunise. 239-241 Edgewood ave. Ivy 2037. John J. Wood side Storage Company. Unfurnished Apartments For Rent FOR RENT Modern nerth side apart nieiit; first and second floors; each seven large rooms; suitable for coupDs or board ers; walking distance. 88 Williams street, near \ Bake • •t-- BEA! Tli-'CL steam heated small aparD ments on the south side. Apply Apart inent phone Ivy 428. 9-7.41 NH ’ELY arrange<l 1 ower apartments; five rooms; shady yard.lvy *3793. 9-6-45 couple, having lovely home in West End Park, would sub-let four rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Perrv, 25 S, Gunion. West 1059. 3-6-12 Fl\ ILR( >< »M apartment, Tol < ‘orinthian apartments. Apply Mr. Kelly. Wal ton street. 9-5-48 APARH MENTS for .* •nt w< steam 1 eat* e<l apartments in the Stafford. 32 Car negie place; very desirable location: new, well kept; all conveniences. Apply Jani tor or phon<- Ivy 6L09-L 52-9-4 ONE five*room apartment, without heat one four or five-room apartment with heat, \pply Owner, 356 N. Jackson. At lanta phone 78. 8-31-70 Unfurnished Apartments Wanted. WANTED To rent unfurnished three or four-room apartment; must have porch anil hoai: permanent 'party of three adults. Address P. <> Box No 6. Mari etta. Ga. 54-9-4 Furnished Houses For Rent. SIX-ROOM bungalow, servants’ room and garage; new house; built for a home. 15t> West minute: Drive, Ansley Park. -4-31 FOR RENT New five-room bungalow, partially furnished; $20.60; near West \ lew car line. 9 N. Wellington. 9-6-38 ATTRACTIVE cottage home; finest loca tion north side; to let for winter to se- I< ■ l parts Call ivy 37,'.2-J. 9-4*38 Unfurnished Houses For Rent. CENTRAL AVENUE, near Richardson; for rent, six-room cottage. 242 Wash ington street. Bell phone Main 5322. -7-62 EIGHT-Room modern residence, 303 Spring street; eight-room modern brick resid’rice. 65 East Caln street. Ivv 3834-J 9-7-39 FOR RENT Very desirable modern eight room house, on Forrest avenue, be tween Jackson street and boulevard. Ivv 5705. 9-7-13 : ROOM residence; screened, instan• tane.ous heater: nice yard and shade. ivv 6793. FOR RENT Tw<> acres, eight rooms, on Highland avenue and near end of car line. $25 per month Ask for Mr. Har rell. No. 9 Auburn avenue. Both phones 5408. 9-6-41 FOR RENT. 420 E. GEORGIA AVENUE, lut 50x200 G-room modern cottage; no prettier nor better location in Atlanta: 3 street car lines; $25. A J. X- 11 F. WEST REAL ESTATE. 218-219 Atlanta Nat Bank Bldg 19-<;-’0 KIRKWOOD. NINE-ROOM house, three, acres land, water, lights and plenty shade. I A Earl, Kirkwood, Ga. Both phones 6 De catui i FOR RENT Six-room bouse; suitable for one or two families: rent reasonable. 318 East Georgia avenue. Phone Main i 9-5-35 FOR RENT Near-m six-room cottage: modern Improvements; good repair. 149 Walton st root. Call Ivy 6212-L. 11-* -2 . 118 WEST ALEXANDER ST.; close in and near car line: four rooms on sec ond floor with all conveniences; separate entrance; price SIU,6V. Apply Fitzhugh Knox, 1613 (>andler Bldg s- 30-28 PHONE or write us for our rent bulletin, excellent houses all over the city at moderate rates Turman, Black A- Ca'- houn. 208 Bl<tg » FOR RENT, HOUSES Call, write or phone for our rent bulletin Ralph O. Cocliran. 19 B(udh Broad street. 4-1 •21 ’nil'. HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless il is wired for electricity. Unfurnished Houses Wanted WANTED -To rent five or six-room cot tage or bungalow, In Kirkwood or Edge wood Will take good care of the prop ertv Address a. b. U., care Georgian. 31-9-7 Office Space For Rent. HALF of cool office for rent cheap 337 Austell building. 87-9-7 Garages For Rent. FOR Garage; $5. 94 EaxUpine street 8 30-8 Stables For Rent. FOR RENT-Stable and garage. Apply to H Lewis, 170 Jackson street, or at office. 213 Temple Court. 9-4-33 Wanted—Miscelaneous. WILL cure for upright piano and pay drayage and insurance for use one year. Address A. L., Box 475, care Georgian. WANTED —Orders for water colors, china and oil paintings; also tapestries, work done reasonably. Ivy 2560-J. 9-6-30 WANTED 7'i-horsepower three-phaTe motor, in good running order Box 760. care_Geo r gDn. . 29-9-7 WANTED Second-hand piano? good make. Address Piano, care Georgian. Phone Ivy »i7.’i-i. 33-9-5 I BUY MEN’S old clothes and shoes? Drop a card 1. Bock, 32 Bell street -16-29 FURNITURE and household goods, office fixtures and merchandise of any kind accepted on consignment. Cash advanced Pembroke Sales Co.. 14" South Pryor St. Bell phones Main 1434 Main 187. Atlanta 2285. 8-15-12 DROP A ("ARD Will bring cash for old clothes and shoes, 'i he Vestiare. I»>6 Decatur street 6-27-42 WANTED We pay hlgi.est -ash prices on household goods, pianos and office furniture Cash advanced on consign ments. Springer's Auction House. 25 South Pr) >r street. Bell phone Main 1526 4-10-10 WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for house hold goods, pianos and office furniture Cash advanced on consignments. Central I Auction Company, 12 East Mitchell street. Bell phone Main 2424. S-26-26 Monuments and Stone Work. ATI. kN’I’A GRANirEAIOYIPANY. MI kinds stone work. 17-19 Fraser street. Phone Main 3540. Contractors and Home Builders. IT Wll.l. PAY YOU to get our estimates on steam heating and plumbing before ' ’ ’ing your work; 3o years’ experience In .by puis us in position to give voj be"i v. orl. at minimum cos’. Basblor Heaimg and Plumbing Company, 43 Car negie Place. M. 455. 7-20-48 13