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THE ATLANTA OEORGIAN ANT) NEWS. Rooms and Board. . x ' ' "X..—' —V ~v "S-- , , .«.—. INVALIDS desiring the best <»f < are, com forts of home, outdoor life, excellent service and table, can find such in the home us a physician ten miles from \t iitnrxi. T eims reasonable. Address C. D., Box 213, care Grnquan 30-7-12 COUPLE or two j board in a north side home. Jvj 54X4-.1. 862 f EX’ll TREE Large. b-aut iful fr.nt room for couple: steam heat, electric lights, accommodation- for seven young men. first-class table board Garage foi rent. Ivy 6668-.! 12-7-18 t>Ot'BTLESS some \\ • mid be i»b used to know of a good boarding house dose in. at 249 w | teha ’’ 742 THERE IS for a fart a boarding bouse at 249 Whitehall, • lost ii at hat i leat ing Is believing, sc. ing is knowing, Como and see. 42-7-12 COME ONE. come to Hoard with a new landlady, from Kom<- Now at 249 Wr TWO NICE furnished front rooms and board at 29 East Harris Ivy 374!-L Toun G MAN wants ro unrnate in pri _We fan:.,y Call !•' 5079 L 12-6- 6 ! • . employe] girls to share home for com pany; cheap to the right ones, all mod ern conveniences; near in. Address IL, Box 215. careGeorglai IS NICI: Tn •nt room doanatal! -. ioom ip stairs for light housekeeping 202 S Forsyth st 12-6-30 SFoR RENT Beautiful, newly furnished front room to refined gentlemen, ladies or small familv. meals if desired; private loi • ill t 15 6 15 tiAINT" CLAIR HOTEL Large,” clean single and double rooms: first-class table board; rate $5 per week, close in; Two blocks from Terminal station. 50’ 2 8. Forsyth. Atlanta phone 5386. • 12 6-28 LAID oc<iip\mg coH.tg. alone, wishes tw» <-ongcnial couple* to board, or will uli.if, ••»tta p with couple: Northern peo ple pi ; cheap to light party for company; electric lights, hot bath; south Bid< Address Bo\ 21'. cure* Georgian. \VAXTEI> Three or four men for two meals a da> Breakfast and dinner at nigh! Eyeellert »al>V < 'enter of city. |y> • 060 J 12-6-19 V \\ *i i • wo j • nen to take room nn<’ meals wit! private family: nice res ide! n T nable. < 'all in person. S' Sorin", or call Ivy 2546. L ' I: ■ . room i uat •■>?.(-client table; best Ivc.t'i* V - Pcai htrf Ivv 1959-L. 12-6-21 WAN t ,i 1.. mo«.- Have pleasant roe-: is. bath end board 513 Peachtree. 12 • . * . . i adii cat ,? excellent board, large tooms. for $< per week. 18 Caph ' place -• ' 5- 12 Fi l ll■ 1 ■ i : hoar< all con’.. niom-es rate- low "4 W ashington Street R< M»AI ■ with board ni uinlshed* large room, suitable foi three or four young nun. I’urnace ieat Adjoining oath. With hoard Close In. on I’each tret •' ■ :o- Lvj ■ ).»'■< 44 >-12 TABLE BOARDERS; also ran accommo date four students in room. 75 Wash ington. 1 > 12 NKWI.i farm ir-i room v th board and all modern conveniences 179 North Jackson I’i;<ine u. \ |'.hi; i YOU can secure* room and board al 159 Central avenm Call Main 830-1. __ 12 5-3 Best Reals in town $3 per WEEK; MEALS AND ROOM 84, ALSO ROOM FOR COUPLE OR TWO GEN TLEMEN. 197 SOUTH PRYOR STREET ATLANTA RHONE 4848. 12-5-$ REFINE D young couple can g>-t board in furnace-heated nortn aid., home Home cooking. Reasonable, care Georgian. SfiCELY furnished room for two, either young men or young ladles, excellent table; table boarders wanted Will give meal tickets 189 West I’eachtree. Ivy 6516 12-4-24 THE HOLLENBECK. b’EWLY FVRNISHED steam-heated rooms foi gentlemen only. Free shower baths Rooms. $3 per week Case in connection. Twenty-one meals for $6. 67 East Third street, one block of the Georgian Terrace lu tel. 12-3-45 OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL. NICELY furnished rooms and excellent table board. 121 Capitol Square. Main 4839-L. 12 3-30 FIRST-CLASS rooms and board; conve nient to eight or nine different car lines; one very large room, tillable for three young men or couple Ivy 6705. 12-2-11 36 East North Avenue. BETWEEN the Peach trees. Fine, light rooms and excellent table board. Ivy <SO H 30-44 THOSE appreciating a home with every comfort and refinement at reasonable rates, < .ill at 28 East North avenue Ivy 4 I: ' - \ND BOARD it 83? Whitehall .rre«t; furnished; heat Phone Main 3236 11-30-7 PEACHTREE INN. THI.’EE BATH BOOM SUITES, SI (TABLE FOR FAMILIES. NOW OPEN. AND SEVERAL SINGLE ROOMS; STEAM HEAT \N|) BEI LBOY SERV ICE: NIGHT DD OAY;EURO - AND AMERICAN PLAN. NICE, chan ro<»ms with crcellent table board, $4 to $6 we« k 123 Capitol ave WILI. • > change me. . ai i oom a I board close in for diam« ..d. piano, mo torcycle or tvpcwr’ter. i’ano. Box 300. care Georgian 11-8-33 Board Wanted. TWO men. about 85 years of age. desire board in private family on North Boule vard or North .lacksvii street Separate rooms preferred References. It 1' . Box 841. <■!’•■ Geo ■ t 2 .11 S'T Iti >K a t tpc tm’ >■ ' ■ < ' . . the “Room and Roa”d“ column of 'Che Georgian No wonder tin t.copl. recog nize that The Georgian is tb<> patter to look in for nice boaruing places, for the. have a larger number of |,laces to select front. Place our ad foi hoarders in Th. Georgian's “Room ami Board" column and fill your vacant s|>.n< .-s a 1 vour table ' BOARD WANTED with pr: a famil. foi couple Stat, tern References' ex changed W. Box B:ts. care Georgian .17-512 Furnished Rooms For Rent. r URNIBHEI i r wanted. Call 13’ lv\ st. 17-761 FoR REX’T Tv<» c.'l.i- • • tt, r- lot light hoUHekecpii g ih s< _• |, x «t red. 1-7-53 FOR RENT ‘Two i iK.ms with kit< * , n. .u- • sink and private piC'-h. .. 1 5 1 ; . ix i.n- nished for light lmu>«.k»-. u ; < md phone, for permam ni .n!\ \l<. > rooms. 182 iv\ i_■ 7- <• N \ • \ > 111 *' •. ‘ I • \ .- . , second fi«»or r<M»m«. fur.. h<-. < «>!npl« »»•!> for housekeeping, h mix Ivx 249 F<?R RENI Well funii.MD.d front r..<. m private home •» net II i ..tiwni* • • •»< <lordon street. r« fr»n« • < West io.; j Pl?rv7x“Tf~airllx m W. Em would rent beautifully tu’ti.sh* > •» at room board <>pi»oHlte. 50 <lr,id\ !»!«<•• **4* _ 12-7-48 FOR 11ENT "P\ r gentian? ..t 0 “ xf. f| furniMhed room. < onne« < uig bath i steam-heHfcd north d» • hphid .i t . | k M.t.n 11,« The Georgian’s Rent Bulletin Furnished Rooms For Rent. NEWLY finished rooms, hot and cold wa ’or rent reasonable 46 Houston. Ivy 6673 J L2-7»1I FOR R rooms, kitchenette and j»or< h price $23 per month. Call at 11 B&ltimore place 12-7-3 F<>R RENT i»• -it ,i ifurnished rooms i«>r light housekeeping: ail conveniences; cl“se in Reasonable rat<> 138 I’ulliam street. 53 7-12 i'N >R RENT Nicely furnished front room; nil convenitmees. 289 Rawson, near Cooper. 7 2-6-42 !*<>R RENT Nicely furnished ro7>ms conveniences; close in. Main 5398- L. 12-6-43 FOR RENT Furnished upstairs front room, close in conveniences. 85 West 1 ■>' 12-6-44 FOR RENT Lovely room in Virginian apartments for gentlemen or couple, i Excellent case downstairs. Phone 6719-.1. F< >R RENT Furnished bed rooms and housekeeping rooms. 319 Courtland. Ivy 2183 L. 12-6-47 BRIGHT, attractive front room: furnace heat and all conveniences; Court land street, between Forrest avenue and East Laker Phone Ivy 6158-X, or Main 3810. FOR RENT <me furnished front room, close, in; no children; hot and cohl wa ter; $8 p< r month 79 Simpson. 12 6-56 T< > LET Suite of rooms. Including cham ber. dressing room, private bath, trunk and (!<.! • closets, furnished. Phone Ivy 3225 after 6p. m References exchanged. FOR RENT Nic< ly furnished front room, •ht I p \ pply at 86 East Bakei ! j-6-12 ONE LA RGE FR< >NT < ’«>RNER R< M «A1 I I RNISHED SI ITABLE FoR TWO GENTLEMEN (TWIN BEDS); EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE; XEW STEAM HEATED APARTMENT' VERY NEAR IN, NORTH SIDE PHONE IVY 428 b F<>R RENT’ Furnished rooms, one block from Peachtree and one from Lyri<- Greater 138 Spring 88-6-12 FOR RENT Nice rooms; light house keeping; apartment; close in; private 1 »-< THREE furnished connecting housekeep ing rooms and kitchenette. 178 For rest avenue i’h«hc ivy 6240 12-6-1 NICELY furnished room in private fam ily; all conveniences; hoard if desired. J pplj I • 'V’lk.'iH jsti eet ?5-6-12 NICELY furni hed reoms for rent Pulliam street. Atlanta phone 3928. NEWLY furnished front room; bath ad joining; heat. private West Peachtree home, separate beds If pre ferred; to gent lens*’), excellent meals > <•' ■ dooi i ’ ■ - 20 . ■ !. a 12-5 39 i- >R RENT Large nic< ly furnished front mom. two beds; couple or young men 58 West Peachtree 12-5-26 IOR RENT FurnisheS well heat ed, for couple; n<» children; all con ven iences. 29 west Harris 12-5 27 NEWLY furnished front room upstairs; ill < onvrniences; quiet home; near In. EH’s 12-5-30 NEWLY furnished front room and one single room: hot baths; one block from oapltol. Atlanta phone 3745. 64 Central FOR hi- N’t I.i'aiex w. ii "TurnTshed room, furnace heat; Georgian Terrace neighborhood Myrtle street, near Ponce DeLeon avenue; private home. Phone Ivy 1495.12-5-83 STEAM HEATED room in private fam ily; gentlemen only; walking distance; all conveniences. Phone Ivy 6565. 28 E. \l»'> i si . Apartment I. 12 6 31 NICHOLAS APARTMENT FI7RNISHED, steam-heated room tor gentlemen. Eorrest avenue. Hefer enoes. Ivy 4329-1,. 12-5-15 i llltElil or four well furnished rooms fur rent, also single room. 343 South Prvor street. 12-4-54 !•'< >H RENT I.arge corner room, four windows, largo closet, adjoining bath, steam heat, close In. Apply after 6 p. in. 9 Wellington apartments. 12-4-83 NIUeEI t>ii i I<•<! room*: 59c night. $2.50 a week and up. Broadway Hotel. 754 North Broad street. Hot and cold water Ab'ELY furnished front room 205 Spring slreet. Ivy 2168-L. 12-4-43 FOR RENT Furnished rooms to couple for housekeeping. 42 Auburn avenue. 43-4 12 Fl "FINISH ED It'K'MS and store for rent, near Terminal, 71 5 langum, 12-4-25 FOI! HEXT One front room; hot wa ter. electric lights; close In. 286 Wash ington street. 12-4-2 LIGHT housekeeping rooms; also fur nished rooms for mon; board next door; working men preferred. 82 Auburn ave. 12 3-35 < iNE nicely furnished front room. Ivy 3205 .1 210 Spin.u street. 12-2-I'3 THVO ROOMS, furnished complete for light housekeeping Reasonable. Main 2ML-L ’l'-.1-.I COUPI K of mon can get large, nicely furnished room in steam-heated apart mem. ('all Ivy 5792. 63-2-12 DI H.IGHTFI I. front room; private bath: gentleman: refined home Peachtree. ! leorgian, 34-2-12 TU i ' nicely furnished connecting first floor rooms, $12.50 each room; all con veniences: north side: walking distance; also one unfurnished second-floor room. ST Ivj 5428-J. J2JL? I"’ >i: RENT Nicely furnished, steam heated room, adjoining bath, in apart ment with couple: suitable for one or two gentlemen Two single beds. Call Ivv 6729 11-30-6 FOR i'2'T Steam-iieated rooms, near In: hot bath. 11 Cone street. ■ 36-30-11 Furnished or Unfurnished Booms For Rent FOR KENT Two or three furnished or unfurnished rooms to couple; no chil dren; prhate home. Apply *35 Highland avenue 12-6-4 F'I'KNISHED or unfurinsiieil rooms for rent reasonable 170 Washington. 12-5-31 Unfurnished Rooms For Reni F< »R RENT’ Three or four unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; private i ■ ' 1 sidi <' di I’.o >566 12 7 i,’. i- ' ’’R RENT Four unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. tinted trails and sink In kitchen; one and one-half blocks from Wes: Peachtree*. Apply 81 Simpson. 12-7-34 TWO rooms and kitchenette. 56 Joseph ine street.l2-7-26 FOR REXT With owner, either three or four connecting rooms, with all modern <*onvenh ii< t*s for light housekeeping; in best section of West End. References re quired ' Bell phone W®<l 12-7-2 l'W<» b»uutiful rooms. 88; or three stairs fotns. l Matthewson street. block h«o i>nJ Bin kbra<l. 4 4-6-12 F( »R RENT Two unfurnished front ronjj.p, with newlx tinted walls and all rnnypniftii «*s J ’ad l\_\ 4‘»x2_-L 12-6-26 FOR RENT' Twi. large, conneiting. un furnished rooms tTm floor. Atlanta pin n« ,’-\l 26 Broyles •>1 it r«n»ms i.ii li *«*nied if von will auvertise them in the Reeogn zed Rent '■ » ' . i•. . uho are look* i ing for nl< »■ rooms look for them where ilie> have the largest number i<> choose |f!«»n Liiir ad in “The Georgian’s Reny [ Bulh-ti!' will attraet the attention of the • part? that .<* booking for rooms in y< ur | ’ «»iise Try it and TWo or ih!»t hfnnishvd moms 194 HoUt>l Pryor strerj 54-5-12 i.iik woman U minutes* mhlk to I‘Gmil.i Hldg IVJ 899-. I 12-5 1* Ho > ( keeping Rooms For Rent ’* • rv alite 1 Whi*v ia II L* J ■ READ FOR PROFIT— GEORGIAN WANT ADS— USE FOR RESULTS Furnished Apartments For Rent. FOR RENT—Neatly furnished apart ment, two bed rooms, living room and kH'henette, with gas stove and cabim-t; • •I'ftrir lights ami bath./ No children. \pply 25 Dodd avenue, corner (’eiitral • IIV'E rixuns. beautifully furnished, mod ern; c«»nvenienees: bright and comfort able: best neighborhood. Phom* Ivv 2478. 12-4-41 FOR RENT- Furnished half cottage; four rooms and bath; phone; new gas range; eon ven hr ( cm- g<»/»d olcation nn south side. ; Phone Main 4433 .1. 11-25-29 1— Unfurnished Apartments For Rent STE (M- HI. \Tf l ■ APARTM I :XT for •j _s_ule. Ivy 2629 12-7-24 >• PER MONTH Small furnished house keeping apartment. Atlanta phone 5828 - B. 50-7-12 TWO <’H<>l<’E high-class north side apartments for rent: never been occu pied. Apply Glover Realtv Company, 2’2 WaHen street. 11-30-22 FoI’R connecting sev mg rooms, newly papered, in house with owner; private bath 275 East Pine. 12-6-36 FOR RENT’ Apartments, new, modern and fireproof; select neighborhood; close in. A. w. Farlinger, 301 North Boule help WANTED To develop the re sources of Southern California, the land of progress and new ideas Read about the opportunities in the Ninth Anniver sary Edition of The Los Angeles Exam iner, out December 25th. Mailed to any address in I’nited States or Mexico, 15 cents a copy; Canada or f' reign points, 25 cents. Send in your order now. 10-21-4 Furnished Houses For Rent. A Fl RNISHED six-room cottage: all ! conveniences; one block from Agnes Scott; public school and car line. Vacated January 1. Terms reasonable. Call De ■ atur 97. 12-7-20 i t RNISHED, furnace heated home for rent or sale. Owner leaving city. 169 ejeburne ave. Phono Ivy 3984-1.. 12-5-23 MObERX. CLEAN. SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, NICELY FUR NISHED. NORTH SIDE. IVY 2591-L. 11-27-1 FOR SALE Farm one-fourth as large and five times as good as the one you are tolling on back East. Take advan tage of ;he percentage in your favor The Ninth Anniversary edition of The Los An geles Examiner, out December 25, will tell you how this can be. Mailed to any ad dress In I’nlted States or Mexico 15 cents. Canada or foreign points 25 cents Send in your order now 10-21-4 Furnished or Unfurnished Houses For Rent. FOR RENT—Five-room cottage; every convenience; furnished or unfurnished; North Boulevard, near Ponce DeLeon avenue. A real bargain. Possession at once. If desired. Telephone owner. Ivy 2628-,1,12-6- 22 Unfurnished Houses For Rent. FOR RENT—3B7 East Georgia avenue, six-room house, in good condition: newly painted; good chicken house and yard; large pit; on two car lines; $25. Phone Main 4457 Possession given at °2£e. 55-6-12 FOR RENT—Seven-room bungalow, in splendid neighborhood, north side $35 per month. Call Owner, Ivy 5463-L FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, 262 West Four teenth street, near steel plant. Price sl4. Main 4449-J. - 12 -4-22 I FOR Hi.NT. HOITSES —("all, write or phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph O. t.ochran, 74-76 Peachtree street. 4-1-21 NE W six-room cottage, deep ioL ft Howell Place, West End. Apply 301 Crew street. 52-4-12 EIGHT-ROOM house, 521 Courtland, $35. A. T. Spalding. 499 Courtland. 40-4-12 FOR RENT—Six-room cottage, 40 Gor don place; just painted vnd tinted; nice condition; all improvements. Key at 289 Gordon street. Phone West 33. 27-4-12 LEASE OR SALE—Artistic bungalow; screened, tiled, furnace, garage. “Ans le Park." Georgian. 33-2-12 FOR RENT 192 East Georgia avenue, one six-room house, cabinet mantels, etc., modern, $17.50. Apply across the street 11-29-27 THE HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not. be a modern home unless it is wired for electricity. WANTI",D Children to attend the best schools in the United States. They are located In Southern California Bring the old folks along. The Ninth Anniversary Edition of The Los Angeles Examiner will tell the story of the most remarkable school system ever devised. Out Decem ber 25th. Mailed to any address tn United States or Mexico 15 cents: Canada or for eign points, 25 cents Send in your order now. 10-21-4 For Rent—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT Roller . ha:r 51 East Alex ander Phone Ivy 2352-J. 12-7-16 Furnished Rooms Wanted YOUR rooms can he rented If you will advertise them In the Recognized Rent Medium of the city. People who are looking for nice rooms, look for them where they have the largest number to choose from Your ad in “The Georgian’s Rent Bulletin" will attract the attention ot the party that Is looking tor rooms in your house. Try it and see. 12-5-12 Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. THREE unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping by couple; north side pre ferred. Answer, giving location, terms, .etc. R. 8., Box 491, care Georgian. WANTED Three unfurnished rooms, close in. for light housekeeping. \d dress M. M. I! . Box 101, care Georgian. 12-7-28 WANTED Three unfurnished rooms’ 1 Must be reasonable. M.. Box 832 . are ! Georgian. 36-5-12 1 WANTED I nfurnfshed, one or two rooms, with kitchenette and private bath, in strictly private home, by young couple. To be occupied January 15. Ad dress K P., Box 835. care Georgian. , 38-5-12 Furnished Apartments Wanted \\ AN l i.D hour nr five-ronni furnished, I sit-inn i,cai<*<l ilat on north shiv. V. B«>\ 840. < ;»’ <• <. rgian g Unfurnished Houses Warned W tXTiji To rent cottage from owner and desk room .n steam-heated office ■ I s-- of pliom . .lol.n. Box 537. care Geor-' “ 51 -5-Li WANTED H( IISES We have t-niands for several drst-class houses on Hie 1 north side It you have anything v, )ti . want lented, lisi it with us Phone ! 1 h.no. l.uwin P Ansley. Realtv Trus, ! Bldg ’ll-21-27 -".j r™=-= | Stores For Rent \\ XNTED V Itor-- to co- ■ nut and see ’ the greit Southwest Most of them will want to Staj The Ninth Anniversary . Edition of Th< I 0.. Angeles i.xamln, t, out DC-ember 25th will set forth the i.-asom- ■ Ma.u I tv an address In United States or I Mexico. I. < nc: I'anada." f< . eigi points 'a nts Send in vour order now ’O-21-4 | H'.\V M XNI d<- irable Hoarders knee ' taut von hav< a vacancy at (our tiiiile' I Th. re a . h’in.lii .i this v. ivduv 10.-kit’g i I v..• i.i . i|i.- Tioatdcia a untvj vulumn ut 'ihe ‘uvuiaiau Wanted—Miscellaneous. MEDH’M SIZED BICYCLE: must be cheap; good condition; coastal brake. Richard ton, care Georgian 85-7-12 i GAS RANGE with high baker. 54 East • Alexander. Ivv 2352-J 12-7-17 PIANO WANTED. <)\VXER north >’«le borne will tak** excel lent care of your piano for its use 1175-L. ■.l-'-lJ i ■ WA’NTED A iwo-block sbingh j machine, ► I inuwt be in g< *•<» condition, also a bolt ' ing machine. I». J. Ray, -55 Glenn street. 12-6-31 DR( »P A CARD Wr'll Bring Cash For Ol<y <’lotl.es and Shoes ’ .’HE ' ESTIAIRE’ ’ 166 Decatur Street. . I-Fl LN FIT RE and household goods, office fixtures and merchandise <*f any kind laecepted on consignment. C ish advanced, j Pembroke Sales Company, 143 South f’ry- 1 or sired IL-11 phone Main '434. Main 87. Atlanta 2285 8-15-12 WH PAY HIGHEST cash prices for house i hold goods, pianos and office furniture. ! Hash advanced < n consignments. Central j Auction Company. 12 East Mitchell street. , Poll phone .Main 2-124.8-26-26 (WANTED \Ve pay highest cash prices on household goods, pianos and office ' furniture. Cash advanced on consign -1 men is. Springer's Auction House. 25 South Pryor street. Bell phone Main li‘26. 1 Bi’Y MEN’S old clothes and shoes. i >rop a- a’■<!. i i-Lm k. 22 !Jell stieet SELL THAT *BTICLE ti at <■ have that is too good to throw away and of no earthly use to you. Some one is looking for that very thing. The “For I Sale Miscellaneous” columns of The . Georgian are the market place for your articles. See how rapidly you can sell your things, no matter of what descrip tion. through The Georgian. tF will pay you well tu consult this for sale column. 12-5-12 For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE —One rolltop desk and office chair, gas stove and Humphrey gas wa ter heatw. Rhone Ivy 2637. 12-7-33 FURNITURE WE BUY AND SELL CASH BARGAINS. SOUTHERN WRECKAGE COMPANY, 114 SOUTH FORSYTH STREET. BOTH PHONES. 11-19-6 FOR SALE—Umbrella China, crepe myr tle and althea trees. Main 5097-J. 12-7-21 DIAMOND RING —Indies’ five-stone Belcher mounted SSO ring. I need the money. If you need the ring, $37.50 cash buys it. X. Y. Z., Box 217, care Georgian. 12-7-37 FOR SALE- Boy's bicycle; 26-inch wheel. $6.50. A bargain. O. C. Yeargin, 323 Glennwood avenue. 39-7-12 OUR POCKET adding machine saves time and worry. More than 3.000 in use in United States postoffices. Nice Christ mas present. Sent prepaid balance of this year for SI. Money returned if not pleased. Haynes Manufacturing Compa ny, Henrietta. N. C. 35-7-12 FOR SALE—Good bedstead $6, extra springs sl2, thick new mattress $5; to tal cost $23. Would sell whole at $5.30. 249 Whitehall. 46-7-12 BUY YOUR PIANO NOW SSOO Worth of Music Free. At this season of the year it is dif ficult for our salesmen to visit all of their prospective customers in time to be given an opportunity to explain our prices and terms. In order to facilitate their work and make every visit count, we are offering $6 worth of music free to every one who is now ready to take the matter up with one of our salesmen. Cut this ad out and mail to us, stating when our sales man mas’ call on you, how much you wish to pay cash, etc. Regardless of whether our salesman can satisfy you or not, this offer is open to you if you will advise us of your intentions to purchase so as to give us an oppor tunity to explain to your our prices and terms. Be sure and state in your reply when our salesman may visit your home to talk the piano question over ADDRESS PROSPECT DEPART- MENT. Post Office Box 1623. Atlanta. Ga. SECOND-HAND SAFES—SmaII, medium and large home safes, sls; Hall’s bank and fireproof safes, vault doors, etc. C. J. Daniel, 416 Fourth National Bank build ing 9-7-33 FOR SALE—Complete restaurant outfit, in good condition; cheap. Address M., Bex 212, care Georgian. 12-6-41 FOR SALE—Diamond; 17 stones; 3 carat; cost $130; take S9O; suit man or lady. r, O. Box 7, Atlanta. Ga.36-6-I'l MAHOGANY rocker and six mahogany dining chairs, all upholstered in leather; good range, with water back; iron cot and mattress, sanitary couch and mattress, for sale cheap, at 137 South avenue. 12-6-13 COAL steel range, four caps, in good condition. all after 4p. m. 188 Court land street. 12-5-6 FOR sale ('hear Household goods,, including Chickening piano. 255 Court land. Phone Ivy 6248-L. j 2-5.-22 FOR SALE CHEAP—-Fifteen-room board ing or rooming house on Carnegie way. Owner wants to leax’e city. Address (>wner. Box 828, care Georgian. 12-4-41 COMBINATION coal and gas ranges. Southern Stove and Supply Company, 121 Whitehall. 10-15-4 FOR SALE Beautiful upright mahogany William Knabe & Co. piano; less than one year old; cost new $750, and will sell for about one-half cost; don't answer un less you mean business. Address Knabe Piano, care Georgian. 92-30-11 HEATERS. $2.50 to $iT We save you enough to buy your coal. Southern Stove and Supply Company, 121 Whlte hall street.lo-15-4 COME to corner Peachtree and Ellis streets for brick, lumber, doors, sash and mantels, cheap, Denton & Flournoy, house wreckers. 11-12-16 I.< 'OK at our stoves and ranges'~before you buy one anywhere. Southern Stove and Supply Company, 121 White hall. 10-15-4 CARRIAGES RU'xIRED AND jtiECOV ERED. NEW RI'BBER TIRES PUT ON YOUR RABYS CARRIAGE. PHONE IVY 3076. ROBERT MITCHELL. 229 EDGE WOOD. 7-18-15 CAST RANGES, with water back’, S3O and j up Southern Stove and Supply Com- I I” 111 !'. I- 1 Whitehall. 10-15-4 (’() \L! COAL! JELLICO LUMP. $4,75. PIEDMONT COAL COMPANY BOTH PHONES Main fans. WE SELL STOVES cheaper because our expenses are less. Southern Stove and 1 SuPl’ly Company, 121 Whitehall. 10-15-4 IFE ITION oil heaters, $S 50 up. Southern Stove and Supply Compant. 121 Whitehall.lo-15-4 | FOUND The best place for prosperity I and success Everybody's doing Iti • nt to Southern California. The I Ninth Anniversary edition of The Los Angeles Examiner will set you right. Out I.N< ember 25. Mailed to any address in i’nited States or Mexico 15 cents a copy. . Ca’ mla or foreign points 25 cents. Send ; In your order now 10-21 4 National Cash Registers. i $:,5, SSO. silo. $75 and up. Terms easy Lib eral exchange allowance Both phones .THE NATIONAL ('ASH REGISTER CO _6O North Broad Street. 7-20-52 SAf'iiS tS. ••.<>,n:e;s. i ,v A 2r,d~h<L Gookin Bank A office Equipment Co. -20 3t NE\v I omtifnl rugs woven from your old carpet superior to any In service I'n.n or de.-igeed; any size Catalogue free Oriental Rug Company, Baltimore 18-16-31 CAbl’T IIEATEIIS. with coil Southern Stove and Supply Company, 121 wine- I«I1 10 15-4 READ F3R PROFIT USE FO ? RESULTS. GEORGIAN WANT ADS For Sale—Miscellaneous. BUY Y()I ’TtITRISTMAS GIFTS NOW. Check 4he items you want from the list below —come 1 to <»nr >lore ami get the ad ; vantage of these low prices. S6O Chifforobes t $45 Chifforobes $34 I S3O Chifforobess22 j $45 Ladies' Deskss36 's3o Ladies' Desks $24 $25 Lai ns' Deskssl9 $22 Ladies' !>■ skssl6 $lO Morris ( hairss32 $35 Morri> 1 hairs ~..528 $25 Morris Chairsslß sl6 Morris Chairssl2 sls Smoking Standssl2 $ 9 Smoking Standss6 $ 5 Smoking Standss3 $39 Music Cabinetss3o $32 Music Cabinetss2s $24 Music Cabinetssl9 sl6 Music Cabinets . sl2 $75 Brass Bedsssß S6O Brass Bedss47 $52 Brass Bedss42 S3B Brass Bedss3o $22 Brass Bedssl6 Also a beautiful line of Rockers at lowest prices. CHAS. S. ROBISON, 25-27 East Hunter. 53-55 South Pryor. Automobiles. ANY ONE having plating to be done it will be to your interest to see us. At lanta Plating Works, 291% Marietta st. Beil phone Main 1598, Atlanta 2336. 26-5-12 Motorcycles. FOR SALE—Excelsior motorcycle; ean be bought at a bargain; is in first-class condition. Address R. A. F., P. O. Box 1484, City. 12-7-62 SECOND-HAND Curtis motorcycle Apply 72 Houston st. 59-6-12 Business Opportunities. for CUE RESTAURANT, CLEAR ING FROM $lB TO S4O PER WEEK. MUST SELL. $350 CASH. BOX 218 GEORGIAN. 12-7-55 FREE—lnvesting For Profit Magazine. Send me your name and I will mail you this magazine absolutely free. Before you invest a dollar anywhere get this magazine; it is worth $lO a copy to any man who intends to invest $5 or more per month; tells you how SI,OOO can grow to $22,000; how to judge different classes of investments, the real earning power of your money. This magazine six months free if you write today. H. L. Barber, R. 449, 22 West Jackson Boulevard, Chi cago. 73-7-12 MAKE your dtfllars earn 60%. Address Loans, care Georgian,l2-7-25 MUST SELL by January 1, on promi nent Whitehall corner, soda business that, is worthy of your consideration. Ap ply Other Business, Box 29, care Georgian. STOCK AND B( )ND Issues marketed. Large investing clientage; active sales organization. Give full particulars and references. Established house. P. O. Box 1922, New York. 33-7-12 BANK. WANTED—The address of a firm that will furnish means and information for establishing a bank in a small village. Box No. 843, care Georgian.l2-6-57 FOR SALE—A first-class, well-establish ed dry goods and shoe business in a prosperous county seat town, 26 miles from Atlanta. Address Business Oppor tunity. 814 Austell Bldg., Atlanta. Ga. 12-5-43 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for two wide-awake men to secure active in terest in lucrative business. Address H., Box 36. care Georgian. 12-5-24 UNIVERSAL ICE COMPANY stock for sale. This stock Is worth SIOO per share. Am willing to trade for land or one automobile. Address all communica tions to Box 55, Milledgeville, Ga. Real Estate For Sale. A PICK-UP. PRETTY six-room cottage on acre lot, with electric lights, water and sewer* half block of car; SSOO cash, $25 per month. ATLANTA SUB. REALTY COMPANY, 31 Inman Building 12-7-54 FOR SALE—Modern new West Peachtree home. Bargain. Some terms. See owner. 207 Brown-Randolph Building. 64-7-12 SALE OR EXCHANGE at a bargain, one model 10 Buick automobile, four-pas senger: good condition. Bailey & Row land. 1520 Fourth National Bank Bldg. Phone M. 3217. 12-7-36 FOR SALE- By owner, new twelve-room home in Inman Park. All modern 1m- ■ provements. Easy terms No agents. -Id'iress Box 847, ear< Georgian. 12-7-14 | FOR SALE $2,250 five-room house. 249 . Fulton street, near Capitol avenue; terms easy. Apply Mrs. Jennie P. Bag i gett. 146 Lucile avenue. Phone West ' 1153. 12-4-18 FOR SALE $2,750, five-room bungalow. 35 Gardner street. 300 feet from Stew art avenue, lot 50x190 feet to 10-foot al ley gas. water and electric lights Look at this property if you want a bargain; I terms easy. Apply to Mrs. Jennie P. Bag- ■ gett. 146 Lucile avenue. Phone West I 1153. I WHEN Y(>(' BUY .vour home, get What you pay for. Critical inspection of new I seven-room West End bungalow is in ‘ vited. 214 Holderness, near Gordon. Sleeping porch: all improvements; at trnciiw Phone West 460-.1. 53-6-12 I BEAUTIFUL HOME site, elevat- ed, trees, right nt Peachtree iroad, in the Bnekhead-Brook- | haven district, for sale at a har ! gain. This is your opportunity ! to get your north side home site cheap. “OWNER.’’ P. O. Box 800. Uil.i. 12-6-52 I' l >t; sale n.' owner, two-alory cot tage. seven rooms, bail., tiirniur, etc North side. A burg..lll. ('all lv\ 1817. 12-4.9 Real Estate For Sale. FOR SALJ3 —Eight-room bungalow: steam heated; hardwood floors; all modern conveniences and beautifully finished in side. Ideal location. 34 Center street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth and the Peach trees. Owner leaving town. Phone Ivy 5932 or call on premises before De cember 15. 12-6-17 "ASK MR. RABBAGE” to sell it. 1123 Candlei Bldg. Ivy 1561.12-5-2 FOR SALE —Beautiful Kirkwood home. Two-story, twelve rooms, cement base ment. artesian water, hot and cold bath, two servants’ houses, beautiful shade, va riety choice fruit. Near two car lines from Atlanta to Decatur, East Lake and Stone Mountain. Kirkwood is bounded on east by De catur and on west by Atlanta; fifteen minutes ride from center of Atlanta; five minute schedules. This property fronts three best streets in Kirkwood, and ean be sub-divided into five choice building lots. Grammar and high schools within one block. Four churches within three blocks. As a home, quiet; no smoke, no dust and pure water. Ideal home for a large family. All conveniences of city and country. Fire and police protection. Fine investment if not wanted for home. A BARGAIN. For full particulars ad dress P. (). Box 720. Atlanta, Ga. Bell phone Decatur 145.32-6-12 FOR SALE- Before buying real estate call to see us. We handle all classes of property and will do everything to please you and treat you right. Ralph O. Coch ran Company. 74-76 Peachtree st, 12-4-47 FOR SALE—By owner, new six-room bungalow: Inman Park; first-class; bar- Call Floyd, Ivy 3149-J, 11-30-26 TIIE HOUSE you build, buy or rent will not be a modern home unless it is wired for electricity. For Exchange—Real Estate. WII.L EXCHANGE f3UAtTanta iTUperty. In Laurens county I have 800 acres of good land, 600 acres cultivation, or a 24- horse farm; there are 50 acres of yellow pine timber; this place is just four miles from Dublin, on one of the best public roads in the county. There are plenty of tenant houses and other outbuildings and running water on the place. Will rent for $125 to the plow. Will exchange for Atlanta property, or sell on reason able terms. Address Bargain, Box 216, care Georgian. 12-7-40 I WILL EXCHANGE my north side residence lot, near Peach tree road, for 1912 or 1913 up-to date touring car. provided car is new, or practically new. “Own er,” P. 0. Box 800. City. 12-6-53 Cemetery Lots For Sale. FOR SALE—Oakland cemetery lot; five graves; beautifully located. P. O. Box 720, Atlanta, Ga. 27-2-12 Timber Lands For Sale. 35 MILES from Valdosta, in Clinch county, Georgia, on G. S. and F. rail road, I have 12,000 acres of yellow pine timber that will cut over 2,000 feet to the acre; practically none of this land has been cleared. The Macon to Jacksonville railroad runs for three miles through ,h A? P lace - Price, $5 per acre; the land will be worth more than that when the timber is taken off. Will sell this on terms or exchange 50 per cent of the purchase price for Atlanta property. Ad dress Clinch, Box 215, care Georgian. Farms For Sale, WANTED—Manufacturers and merchants to help manage the business end of the Panama canal. It is located at Los An geles, the key to the great Southwest. The Ninth Anniversary edition of The Los Angeles Examiner, out December 25, will have the facts about this great proj ect. Mailed to any address in United States or Mexico 15 cents, Canada or for eign points 25 cents. Send in your or der now. 10-21-4 For Exchange—Farms. WILL EXCHANGE for timber land 284 acres of land In Terrell county and a house and lot in Dawson, Ga. I can trade this property for any good timber land located close to a railroad. Address Tim ber Land. Box 214, care Georgian. Legal Notices. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of my in tention to apply to the Judge of the su perior court of Fulton county. Georgia, that being the county of the undersigned guardian's appointment, for an order to sell the undivided interest (being togeth er a one-half interest) of my wards. El eanor Williams. Clarke T. Williams, Ruth Williams and Henry W. Williams, minor children of Fannie L Williams, deceased, tn and to all that lot, tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the city Savannah, county of Chatham and state of Georgia, and known on the map of said city as the eastern portion of lot No. twenty-four (24), and the W’estern portion of lot No. twenty-three (23). Troup ward, said eastern portion of lot No. twenty-four (24) having a northern front of forty-five (45) feet, a rectangular depth southwardly of sixty and eighty-six one-hundredths (60.86) feet, and a south ern front of forty-four and ninety-nine and one-half one-hundredths (44.99%) feet; said western portion of said lot No. twenty-three (23) having a northern front of four and six one-hundredths (4.06) feet, a rectangular depth southwardly of sixty and eighty-six one-hundredths <60.861 feet, and a southern front of three and ninety-eight one-hundredths (3.98) feet; said eastern portion of lot No. twenty four (24) and said western portion of lot No. twenty-three (23) being contiguous and as a whole having a northern front of forty-nine and six one-hundredths (49.06) feet, a rectangular depth southwardly of sixty and eighty-six one-hundredths (60.86) feet, and a southern,front of for ty-eight and ninety-seven and one-half one-hundredths (48.97%) feet, and togeth er are bounded on the north by Macon street, on the east by the eastern .por tion of said lot No. twenty-throe (23), on the south by Charlton street, and on the west by the western portion of said lot No. twenty-four (24). The reasons for such application are the removal of incum brances, partition, division and reinvest ment, and because the proceeds can be invested to a better advantage. The ap plication will be heard in the superior court room of Fulton county, Georgia, on the 6th day of January. 1913. W. H. ALLEN, Guardian of Eleanor Williams. Clarke T. Williams, Ruth Williams and Henry W. Williams.j. 1 -7-13 U JL Kriegshaber. N\ 1T Cheshire and W. C. Harper, to whom was referred a petition for a new road beginning at the Cheshire road, at a point where the same crosses the county’ line, and run ning north parallel with the line between the counties of DeKalb and Fulton, a dis tance of about 300 yards, to the south east corner of land owned by W. J. Head, thence northwest to intersection with said Cheshire road, said road to be known as a part of the Cheshire road, and to be 50 feet wide, having made favorable report under oath as by law required, this is to notify all persons that petition will be granted a» a meeting of the board of commissioners of roads and revenues of Fulton count.v. Georgia, to be held on Wednesday, the Ist day of January. 1913, at 10 o'clock a. ni., if no good and suffi cient cause to the contrary Is shown. CLIFFORD L. ANDERSON. Chairman; 11. E. W. PALMER. S B. TURMAN", T C WATERS. SHELBY SMITH. Commissioners Roads and Revenues Ful ton County, Georgia. H M. WOOD, Clerk. 11-30-1 STATE •'I oe< 'l:gia Ccninty of Fulton! To the Superior Court of Said County. The petition of J. L. Ward and j. C. Fuller, all of said state and county, re spectively shows: First That they desire for themselves, their associates and successors, to be in corporated an<l made a body politic under the name and style of’"Ward-Fuller t'ompiiny, ' for Hie period of twent' <_'•>» year . wall the rights of renewal fiom time to t Inn lloion 1 1 <‘V Secund The principal office and plait. Legal Notices, W r of business of s.dFe.n the city Os Atlanta s'..' ' ator.-sai.l, hut peiltion.-r" ' ’Ji "• establish ifrnn.hU;.A agencies in any other coei iv and in other states ' fl Third—The object of v., it is pecuniary gain to holders. * Fourth-The capital si.„ poration shall by H i x 1( , ’4 dojlars, ten pe r eent ' f has already been naiii in- ; ' Jvn desire ti e righi' 1 ,!: !, .■_.. ' " -fl stock, al any time, to a s ~'.?" 1 ceeding one hundred thou< ll,Jl dollars The said ca >.U| J'. 1 7. divided into shares of * hlfth— lie ptn-pos, . f , . 7 —To lease, huv sell all such projierty, real ~r nL and may be necessary or <■„n v ,■■ U?'■ fl neetion with Hie said bu 5 .,.,.«' "’fl and loan money, and to d<T A 1 things herein set forth as nhS poses, powers or extent and as fuliv , ln . •>* might do. natural Sixth—Petitioners desj rp sue anti be sued, b, -7, ,T' tfl pleaded, to make all neeess.'p ’ J*.'ifl and regulations. an<l t „ (1 ,, ~ f h S-la»M| may be necessary f,„- ‘"A’ carrying on of said •-’fj™ Seventh—Thiv desire for'“<.><■ B ration the power anti autl.7 ."' r ; I*B for anti accept amendment'. ’ ter of either form or subsrnn. , : lr 'B of a majority of its stock omsr.nr .the time. They also ; ,sk said corporation to wind up liquidate and discontinue Its any time it may determin.. t ., ~ ;' lfs .' <■ vote of a majority of its sr.„.| ; ! »B mg at tlie time. Eighth—They desire for the sai> H poration that it have ail sue !?'■ rights, powers, privileges .m, ; '..«8 as are incident to like lm-o. p,, ri , pernussible under the lav.s \\ herefore, petitioners p;av B eorporated under the name and ’ -eB atoresaid, with the powers oriv'i Immunities herein set torn! U'/e "fl now. or may hereafter hr, uih.wutit poration of similar character urdt laws of Georgia. ‘ ‘ CARL HUTCH KS< 'X AXL AXUrPsiiX’ ■ FELDER, lUH’XTREE wi’f/s'vß Petitioners’ Attorn?vs ‘H Filed in office, this the 30th ,1,. v vetnher, 1912. ■ ARN()LI > 81 1 (> 1 LES, Depun <'i,.,b GEORGIA Fulton Counts ■ I, Arnold Broyles, clerk of the suDerloM court of said county, do hereby that the foregoing is a true and corwtH copy of the application for the "Ward-Fuller Company " a< appears on file in this office. ■ Witness my official signature and court, this JUtli day ■( X, ARNOLD BROYLES ■ Clerk Superior Court, Fulton Cnintt® !lej>rgiu : :' Fulton Finance Company vs Win fl Kinney and Mrs. S. J. Hawkins Xo'B .... Fulton County, Georgia. SsiH perior Court. In Equity. ■ To Will F. Kinney and n, Mrs. S ]■ Hawkins: A duly verified petition writing having been presented o thliK court by the Fulton Finarn e Companv.iß corporation of Fulton countv. (ieorgiiß wherein it is alleged that you are In. B debted to said company on a certain series B of notes, secured in their payment by j B deed to certain property known as No'\B Wellington street. Atlanta. Georgia aniß It appearing to tlie court that Mrs. s |B Hawkins is a non-resident of the state dB Georgia, and that tlie whereabouts .(■ Will F. Kinney are unknown: ■ YAu. and each of you, are herebi run-B manded to lie and appear at the Janiiarvß term of this court, to be held in and Mtß said county on the first Monday in Janu- ■ ary, 1913. then and there to answer the ■ plaintiff's complaint, as in default thereof■ said court will proceed as to iustice shall ■ appertain. E Witness the Hon J. T. Pendleton. ' let ■ of said court, this 7th dav of November,B 1912. ARNOLD BROYLES. ■ Clerk Superior Court, Fulton Co.. Georgia. ■ H. W. TURNER, I Attorney for Plaintiffll-7-61) I LEGAL NOTICE.. I EXECUTOR'S SALE. ■ GEORGIA—FuIton County ■ By virtue of the authority contained It ■ the will of R. K. Giffen, deceased. wSI ■ be sold at public outcry, to the highest ■ bidder, before the court house door of said I county, on the first Tuesday in .liniuary. ■ 191.3, within the legal hours of sale, the I following described property belonging K I the estate of R. K. Giffen, deceased: .'I that tract or parcel of land lying;.mi be ing in land lot 15. of the Fourteenth dis trict of Fulton county. Georgia, commenc ing at a point on line between proi<erty formerly owned by H. E. W. Palmer and property known as Walker. Giffen 4 Goldsmith property, at rear line of lot sold by R. K. Giffen to W. S. Kendrick, by deed dated January 1. 1910, and re corded in deed book 275. page 246, and running thence southwesterly along Pal mer's line 50 feet, more or less, to_a 14- foot alley; thence southeasterly 50 :<-l0 feet, more or less, along said alley: tlmn'-e northeasterly 50 feet, more or less, tn said Kendrick's lot; thence northwesterly along’ line of said Kendrick's lot 50 9-10 feet to beginning point. Being part ■ f property shown on plat recorded in office of clerk of superior court of said county, in )lat book 3. page 87; the alley shown In “aid plat having been extended to Palnierl line. Terms, cash. MRS. ELLA B. GIFFEN Executrix of the Will of 11. !<■ Giffen, De ceased. J. CALEB CLARKE. HUGH L. LUTTRELL. Attorneys. 1.-, J GEORGIA—FuIton County. By virtue of an order ■ < court of Fulton county . Georg.a. t< “■ on the 30th day of November, 1011. In l" e case of E. R. Belcher, guardian of 1 i- Honeywell. Jr., vs. Mrs. Cora Honc'w.i.. No. 26128. Fulton superior court, the • a' ll being a petition for partition, the signed, who were appointed c ( . imnilssl ''|l ers for the purpose of effecting a sai of the property in question in am ”i with the terms of said order will, "ii -j-. first Tuesday in January. 11'13. sell t" ■ highest bidder for cash, before the . house door of Fulton county. 1 7" between the hours of legal sale, the “'j lowing described property, tow. ] -- that tract or parcel of land lying ’ ", ing in the city of Atlanta, inj iim 11 of the Fourteenth district of I’niton ty, Georgia, commencing <’ii . street 40 feet west of Mill.' Smit - . thence running westerly along , ,a ' 1 .7." street 60 feet, more or less, to tne .n--- sectlon of Markham street. m < northerly direction along Mat->;l- ...n.. 78 feet, more or less, running w ' ll , feet of Milly Smith s line m same property sold by E. 1.. K a "-“? H Walter IT. Landrum ttr.: '- Landrum to James L. Hight, rem : , deed book 105. pag<*sßl. Gctober - . and sold bv James L. Hight to .Im , Honevwell July. 1904. recorded ' / book 175. page 319, and being kim-t. No. 85 Tattnall street. Atlanta. '■ This December 6. 1912. W. A. 1' I bl-l-L. J. CALEB CLARKE J. H. PORTER. ConHY!lS!810n p U JOHN A. BOYKIN, Attorney - Georgian Want Ads Get Results I