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16 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS “Business Guide of Atlanta” IT WILL PAY YOU TO CONSULT IT FOR ANY LINE OF BUSINESS The following list of ads constitute a reliable guide to well known and reputable business enterprises, and to individuals in various lines of business in Atlanta and surroundings. The alphabetical arrangement insures ready reference for your con venience Abstracts and Title Insurance. ATLANTA 111!.I CO ground r. c..id<- Bldg Main -4.0 12-4-12 Accordion Plaiting. AcmaßVl* >N PLAITING WORKS- Sun burst skirts Inadf In order ’»n differ ent stvles of buttons mad* ~8 L _ Whit* hall st.l2-9-19 A Good Sign. ‘*~GRANT OF KORsl.. PHONE 7 MAIN 12‘-J N BKOAP ST 12-14-14 All Kinds of Job Work Done WE build house*, wood or brick, remodel Headquart, rs for carpenter*, cabinet makers. brick masons, plaster*! -. Inte rior wail painting or tinting. pm in Klass, re-set grates. • cm* nt tie rs, sieving ta bICR and countei • L< "■ j rb-px and High aualitx guaranteed. ♦*. South Forsyth Bell 1187 Atlanta 6087 M Amusements Moving Pictures. " AT Till. Al,AM'' THURSDAY "THE HI? I ll IN<; TELLER iPalhei; “Hla Blrthdat .Tat Ret' ilsnaßat >. "Pic tureaque Dolma’l'' (E**lip*ri "at Till VAl’Til.'ITI ’l lI I 'ltSI .A 1 •'THE SENSE <>F DUTY' (two-reel Broncho feature' 'The other Half (Thanhouser i Architects. FRANK AV COOKSEY, architect 351- 92 Candler annex Phones Ivy 5.17-.1 ♦nd 171 50-11 12 Artistic Signs. whv NOT NOW?” M’GRATH & M’RAE. Blgn painters Broad and Ala Main IML Auction Sales. central' 'auction company. 12 East Mitchell street, buys and sells everything, regular auction Tuesday and Friday Hell phone Main 2424 10 3-41 Fawn brokers" aFctk>n house: Ki Deea tir street We buy and sell any and everything Atlanta phone 2235, Bell Stone Main 1 434, Main 137.*-29 30 SFRINGEIVS AUCTION HOUSE, at 25 South Pryor street, will buy *>r sell your household goods, pianos and office furnl ture. Main 1523. 2UJS HsWi’W >KE SALES COMPANY, under new management, will accept your sur plus stock of any kind on consignment; cash advanced; settlement on date of sale 148 South Pryor street Bell phone Alain 1434. Main 187. Atlanta phone 2385 8 *l-30 Banks. - NATIONAL BANK. Coiner Alabama and Broad Streets. CAPITA!*. AND SURPLUS $1,000,000 1 12-11-30 Barber Parlors. tXrkt ci.\SS WORK by experienced white met. Vilen M. Pierce. 16 M:o rlctta street 10 111 Barber Shops. HAIR CUTS. 15c. 3 VIADUCT PI-ACE. between Peachtree and Broad. 1 1 Boots and Shoes Retail. lIFD SEAL SHOE SHOP lATLANTA MAPE SHOES ) 93 PEACHTREE. Builders’ Hardware. king hardware ca BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. supplies, equipment and tools of all kinds 53 Peachtree street Buttons and Plating Company. Buttons and Plaiting Co.. Buttons made of your own material 100', WHITEHALL ST 11-19-10 Canes and Umbrellas. XMAS presentation; fine selection han flies. repairing, re-covering ’VVS Briggs. 6 viaduct place U- 30 66 Carpenter and Builder. ~~~ Xl.l. KINDS REPAIR WORK D. M. WHEELER. 1* S Forsyth 0 7*- Fhone M. 4186. Atlanta Carpet and Rug Cleaning, Etc. WANTED You to know W M Cox cleans all kinds carpets ruga a ’Pf elalty. IV> 3135-J. Atlanta 1818 145 Auburn avenue. Chiropody, Manicuring and Hairdressing. WITCH HAZEL and cucumber Jelly; makes the hands smooth, soft and white; 50c a bottle Clayton Zahn. Manicur ing. Hairdressing. Massage and Chiropody Parlors. 365 s Whitehall st. 12-3-29 Choice Christmas Cards FINF PICTURES and artistic framing Samuel O. Walker. 91 North I'ryor Ivy 633112-4-12 Christmas Presents. F» MORGAN'S Christmas preßents Goat harness. boys and girls’ saddles. lap robes. trunks and hags, English riding • Tons and comfortable blanket for old Hors* Charley I’ Morgan. 139 White hall st. « 38 Chririmas Umbrellas. Y ( hrist mas ' ’nibrella EET it be a Taylor-Made, direct ’t< m factor? x’l detachable handler Guar anteed )ow«->-' price' Whitehall St. Rf ’l phone Main 37 *A Cigars and Tobacco. Mill Kl.’ CIGAR STORE 5 PKHATI'K STREET (Big Bonanza) An ideal Xmas gift a box of good cigars Prompt attention to phone orders Hell yI ■ |Qg - • 233 12-3-6 Coal, Coke and Wood. STOCKS i'OAL Co Phones '>27-729. Ivy 1049. 85 Peters, 333 Highland ave. 12-17-29 Dry Goods and Notions. A~"m ROI IN St IN .... 61 Not H Pryor street Special attention tn mail orders 12-4-14 MONES WANTED tn plant in southern California, where it grows bftter than anywhoF’ else In the wur id ( ne I'at g f it. Thi Nintl Annfveraan Edition • ’ 2 s iugeie Examiner will give wm e.van iijeb *»t actual H-*.- < t I *e.-et«iber LC. M alien ’■* tiis *. .'H :» Unit** i > at»s e now Engraving, Watchmaking and Jewelry Repairing. Il . ■ . . or jewelrj repairing, bring It to .1 R Baker, n.aniil'a* tuning .tewehu - , 10 : ><i'ith Broad street. 12-5-4 Fire-Proof Storage. WE STORE Hoi S)!l(* 'LI > <l'» *1 *S ..i ' 1 pianos. • )fT!< • ;it.* wat‘4 'hj-< . 'J” 1 ■ , Eugewood av< nne Ivy 2037 John I Woodside Storage ('oujiany Funeral Directors. L L LEE UNDERTAK9IR ND EM , BAL.MI.It, .16 SOUTH BRoAD .ST ! 11-21-u Furniture Repaired. : li EM lERSf IN * DORSET iphol . . Png and furniture repairing 01 Mangum. Atlanta 3073-J 12 17-28 Gas Light and Plumbing. F O BENTLEY E LEWIT ITL . " National Light & Plumbing Cd. CONTRACTORS of plumbing and gas fitting All repair work given prompt attention. We sell, repair and maintain ant kind of gas light.-, mantles and sup plies. 201 Whitehall 12 623 > —————— - ■— Hardware A. J. Martin Hardware Company. WE h®’-e now ready for sale entire line of drummer’H samples In toys, veloci pedes and Iron wagons. 212 Marietta st. Hat Cleaning and Shoe Shine Parlor GEORGE’S Hat. Cleaning and Shoe Shine Parlor, Hatters. ACME HATTERS make old 'hats Took like new Mail orders given prompt at tention. 100 H Whitehall street 12-3 14 Invalid and Sick Room Supplies. PERRYMAN 4 CO., 10 North Bro • ■ 9 North Forsyth st. 801 IM. 2(110, Al lanta 2010 12-7-59 Machine Work. E' 'R all kinds of machine worl Camp Bros., now located at 275 Marl etta street i‘c■■in- Bia n 2931 I , Mattress Renovating. wi. renovate ail kinds of mattresses: sat isfaction guaranteed. We buy feathers. Acme Mattress Co. Ivy 2994, Atlanta 1948, u 19-27 Office Fixtures. CARPENTER SHOP? CROCKETT * CARTER. 4o I.' PET El IS BT BOTH PHONEI Piano Tuning. JAMES A. BUCHANAN EXPERT PIANO TUNER. VOICING ACTION REGHLATIN*; AND HI: ' PAIRING PHONE MAIN 22.’.4-l, 12 10-1 PIANOS tuned and repaired Ml work guaranteed; 32 years experience. Phone Main 2021-J. Charles H. Smiih, 115 I'ea hirer street 12-3-f* Pool Parlors. WHEN IN i' * w \ play pool at the Crys tal Pool parlors, new, live tables, 9 East .Alabama and 20’’, Decatur .'Ui»ets Real Estate Mortgages and Securities. GI ARANTEE TRUST end Banking Com pany, 15 E. Alabama St. Main 1077 Roofers and Tinners. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF G'tivi i AND TIN ROiil’lXG AN'l* PAIX'TS WALKER RooF’ING Co '2* KHolii's BLDG M 1075. ATI. Hl 5. 11-21-G Sewing Machines. WE RENT new machines with complete set of attachments for 32 per month also machines repaired. prompt delivery' Both phones 1893 Singer Sewtna Ma chine Company. 711 Whitehall 9-14-44 Shaves, Shirts, Shines, Shoes ■'FoR vol'll *•*>x v i:xh :xi *i: \, i , - M PIERCE. 16 MARIETTA STREET — 12-10-9 Shoes. BEST SHOEB for the whole famtb it I’eacock A Drennen, 222 Muri. ua st - . , 12-6-24 Stoves and Ranges. EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES Sold tn Atlanta for Eortv Years HIGHTOWER HARDWARE Co Stove and Range Repairing. DAX. TIIK FIXER STOVES AND REFRIGERATOR RE ' PAIRING. We sell secondhand gaa stoves. We sweep chimneys 131 WHITEHALL STREET Atlanta Phone 2235 .Bell Phone Main 26’8 i Signs. call on Hammond sign co for GOOI> WORK VNl> I’liiiMPT A I’TFN - TION. 49t, |T ALABAMA MAIN 2716 11-39-14 Stove Repairing. i TUI. >l'<)\ I' DO( TOR. '.STOVES, ranges and fuou.ee*- Ml work guaranteed Bell phone Main 14S0 tc ■ South Brixad street v 7-3“ To vs. ’ * ■" ' ..... REMEMBER We ■ 1 r - A , .* Hardw». e Co 11 •“i - 3'. « . _ —LL. Trunks. Bags and Suitcases. l: llTin.l ,D IND REPAIRED ROI XTREITS '■ "‘V.iVryy 1 - I’llo.NES Holl Main 15,6. Atla-ta ■* 4 Turkeys. \\ liolcsalp and Retail. Sewtdl < 'onnnission ('o.. Ib’.-l’i Whitehall Street, MONEY WANTED to plant m .southern California, where it grows better than i . anywhere else in the world dollar I 1 -'grows ti> ten before you know It The 1 Ninth Ann.vetwn Edition of Tl..> Los ! | Angeles I '.umhor will give some exatn " ■ I'les <>f a ■ • jal i.<se - •’ , t D< < »*mbe’ 25 M« x ■ t •• eitrt eihls -j cel ' I J vUI Ciuei m u READ FOR PROFIT-GEORGIAN WANT_AD3-USE FOR..RESULTS THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN Published by The Georgian Company. 20 East ..*r.**> •. -X-’.anta, /Mahan »a-st Georgia. . Entered at Atlanta pe at second- I class matter. Sub-< riptlon - ’’ at le in Advance One year, mail, postage prepaid. $5 o rt Six months, mail. -•■.i.r prepaid. 250 Three mor.ths, mad, i« ’ • prepaid 125 'Jt.'- month, rnai'. ••* 'age prepaid. 45 •« Deljveret by uri • r one year*„ • > • - . 1 10 ver<*< bv cat er, one month • , n Atlanta and * - . .• es, one week l Want id Rates and Rules in the Atlanta Georgian One cent a word each Insertion, j No ad taken f--r !e.ss than the price < of ten word,- Ads in larger type, j 12c a line (four W' rds to the line). ! Out of- town advertisements i must be. accompanied with cash. j Ager ■le discounts 10 and 5 per cent. Contract sent up n request. • Telephone your Want Ads to The Georgian (both pb rms 8000) when it is more convenient to do so, and collection will b< made at ”our hom< or at your office the follow- ! ing day This is an accommoda tion service rendered Georgian Wat patt ■ payment should alwavs h< promptly made oi en tai i b! LI ways e ad be re- j ited back to i ■ the ad I taker to make sure that it has been taken correctly. The Georgian can not guarantee accuracy or assume responslblity for errors of any kind ’ occurring in telephone advertise ments. Closing hours: To secure prop er classification, ads must in The Georgian office before 1 o’clock ! the day of the issue. AH nds must be ordered out In writing or at office. No discon tinuance notice taken over phone. Every word in the advertisement. i including the name and address, is counted Eacn Initial counts one ! word; compound words are counted two words. ADVERTISERS should retain re cel pt f given in payment for Want Ads over the office counter, as mis takes can not be. rectified without them. In answering advertise rmnts addressed in rare of The Georgian, if the advertiser requires references, send a duplicate of same. 1 Help Wanted- Female. u \ NTEI > \ i once nurs< for two-yea r oh! baby. Appl\ ;:og Erances apart ments, Peachtree and Ivy stmts. 1 WAN I(J > Smart girl for housework for part of <la.\ Good home. 50 Wabash ■' '' 1 ' 1 and genera ' house worker. Appl\ 277 Juniper. - ih-27 WA.xI I J » \i ouc< , a good rook and laundress Apply 20 I-ort McPherson l2 -18 -2 X WANI I J » Servant to stay in home an<] do gi n ral housework. Apply 507 West I ’ca<’htire at oiirc. ’ 12-18-22 \V \X l i-.l • \n experienced, healthy wom an to do rooking an<l general work for a small family !\ \ J. 132 D'-ach <r. 12-I£-24 WANTE!> Colored girl foi neral housework. \;> t .l\ Mrs Eox, 252 W tiife hall street. 12-18- i 3 w\xl i I' ih ■' *i i - < >ok; good wag< room on lot. \pply« St. Charles ave nue, cit> 12-18-11 WAiX'l’i:i» A good rook With references. H' ' 1 1 29 V-L 12-18-6 WANTED Middle aged woman to nurse and do light housework. Good home and K'>'“l pay. II Bass. 12-18-3 W ANTED - White w •man of good rharac l’ r to do rooking an<l lmus< work for small fiunily. A.ldress Box 280, Dawson 26-18-12 COOK WANTED at 67 Dili avenue! <san7 ilol View. . 12-18-1 wanted Reliable woman as cook; small famih ; none but first-class need apnlj 28 Washita avenue. Inman I’ark ,55-17 12 W ANTED At once, wet nurse; white or colored Mrs. M. I’. Mitchell, 2(1 Win<l sor strent Main 2888. ij. i YOI NG LADIES experienced in feeding eylinder presses. Good pay and regiilar work. National 'Paper Company, corn t Simpson street ami Southern Railway. 1'2'17 WANTED hour lu*li canvassers: salary • or lommlssiim Address g T care j Ge*■lT': m. _45-17-12 WANTHIi l.iuli steno-hookkeeper: posi tion permanent and remunerative No ine.cupel, tits mu d apnlj. Make appliea tlon in own handwriting, giving age ex perhxi. e and references. \ddress Busi- ;a: ■ initman. Ga 13-17-21* I M ANTEI> First-class cook. Applt 510 North .l.n ks* n street. 13-17 16 ; WANTED Whit** girl. Iti to 18 years ol<L tor general housework. Good home for right partx Small fatnili. Address N Y. Z.. Box 271, care Georgian. 31-17-12 WhMaN to do washing on premises and assist in general housework. No. Is Vedad** way. 26-17-12 WANTED A woman for general house- work 13 I '2fme street 18-16-2 w in i 1.1 > a good cook at 610 Piedmont ave 12 16-22 | W ANTED Two white chambermaids. Apply Housekeeper Piedmont hotel I 11-29-30 j Sl’Ei’lAl, rates are given on ''Situa tlons Wanted" a.ls. Your 30-word ml Inserted one time for 10c, three limes for 20c. seven times for 4uc, WANTED Families to own some more f those beautiful Southern California < homes. It s a habit, get The Ninth! Annlversari 1. Ition *f Thf Los Angeles! Examiner out Deeembet 2.' th tells l,.*w the habit is acquired. Mailed to anv ad dress in I'nited Stares or Mexico 15 cents; Canada or foreign points, 25 cents. Semi I In your order now io- 21 -4 Help Wanted- Hale MEN \\ \NTED wit! rig to lntr<Miu< and sell 85 ts. spices. medtcine>. ei«- , bin HUGH .' ilsi’D tna<lv S9O sveek’> . \Vt mean nits-* Bus 774. I» ( 1 1 - ■ ': :>> tS -1 _* A \.\Ti::’ l'<ir i S. army, able-bn.lie*’ : -d men between ages if IS and 3.» 'iiizeus of (’nited States, of good ch u u*ter an<i temperate habits, who can Fpcak, read ami write the English lan giuigv lor information, apply to R<- cruiting Officer, corner rtachtree ami Forsyth streets. Atlanta, or 411 Cherry St . Ma<on, Ga. ■ 4 j , GOV ERN \l I: N'l' po* h . .' * • ,<s\ !.■ m ! My fret booklet, > - 112, tells how i Write toda\ NOW EARL HOPKINS, j W awhitigton, I* «• 12-41 I WAN ED Met of ability to arder our type samples ami correspondence course Lui avtf’ag.rv. buying and selling cotton. Charlotte Cotton S-lfol, Charlotte. N. C , ! OU i U ANTE! 1 Men wishing positions as tire men. brakemen, motormen or colored sleep r.g <ar i t» s on lirst-class <;e<«r-' «ia )■ id. , writ 4? imm»'dia’el\ ; no expert- ! 1 imce i»x n -;r’k< Write inter- ... • ! . N ■' iking t’’ t T ’ ’.4 . Kiujball ' tree' ’2 lb 37 IEX PERT ' ■ i. \ ’ S •*. IL ’:r> ><• North Broad >:ia-et. ;la *1 I■•..earii . ' i. ,*ffi. .■ Her. \*‘pl. I II le Khiiii* M ;i.: i zine. I corner I’mumon ■• nm and Hunter st rec 12-16-7 Help Wanted—Male. RAILAVAY MAIL clerks wanted. 8900 ii!--? \e* ; r. promotion ; o sl.Bw. Exami ,'iarions January 11. Common education Full In- j r».rmati<>n tic.. Write for booklet ‘j 412. Hoj h ' • as) ngt db D C 12-14-1 T | irber trad< lobs <pen everywhor-. Now is the time t” L am. <• ir aim is to save time Done by free customers. our teachers > p< < a) instrm tions Wap s while i- *i rr. - g See «rir offer Moler Barber C01.'3-14 .'3-14 12 [L CL ;i K S V month AiLmtn examinations Jan- I ' uar> 11 Coaching free. Franklin insti- I '•*-. ■ 'cpt 19W. Lb •? ester, N. Y. 42-11-11 .1 ’ I irs 1 -• [ass blacksmith; for I particulars address M J: Brdwn. f (evereux, Ga H-13-1.2 I FREE MASSAGE, hair cuts, * naves. -hampoos All barber work free. Clean linen Atlanta Barber College, 10 West ! Mitchell 7.-27-26 ! YI.S. Profess-r G. (> Brannlng will teach you the barber tram- (it's easy. We . o ach in cne-b.alt Time of other coilegt - • i < ‘ours* and position in our shops only! S3O. Why pay more': Thousands of our gradua’<« running shops or making good 'wage-. Atlanta Barber College, 10 East: 5-11-17 PED Ideas Invei tori write foi list ”f inv. ntlons wanted and prizes offered :by manufacturers. Also, how to get your ■ patent. Sent free to any address. Ran d Jph x- Briscoe, patent attorneys, Wasli ington, D. C. 7-11-23 STOP at Illlb irn hotel, heart of city. 10V a Walton street, if you want a clean, quiet room; transient 50c Open all night. 3-21-19 WANTED- -Bright , strong bovs to deliver routes in afternoons. Good wages' I and chance for promotion. Call at circulation depart jment The Atlanta Georgian, >2O East Alabama street. ! WANTED Discouraged, nut perfectly ; good men and women, to take < new grip on life and try a little happiness for n change. The Ninth Anniversary Ed!- i ’ion <• The Los Angdes Examiner, out December 25. will tell you how to do !t. Mailed to ai ■ n 1 ’nited State! < r Mexico 15 cents. Canada or foreign points 25 cents. Send in your order now. 10- SPECIAL RATES are given on *‘Slt»'a- Hons Wanted” ads. Your 30-word ail ; inserted one time for 10c, three times for 20c, seven times for 40c. Help Wanted—Male and Female. w \.\”i ed \ 1 cylinder press feeder and also bindery girls at once. Index Print ing (’ompany, 41 East Ellis street. 12-18-29 $10() IX(}() IJ >TR E E~ WILL Bi: GIVEN TO THE PERSON SUGGESTING Till: Most SUITABLE i NAME I o|{ ' .NEW PERIODICAL To I BEGIN PUBLICATION o.N MARCH 4 FOR PARTICI LARS, \DDRESS PI B- I LISHEI:, 2'l PONCE DE LEON AVENUE, ■AT I AN! '. GAII-25-3 Try Raney’s Blood Remedy FOR RHEUMATISM. OLD SORES, Tk CER S. CANC E R, PELLAGRA. SCROFCI A. FEMALE TROUBLES. IN DIGESTION. ECZEMA AND TETTER; SSO I- IR A CASE OF SPECIFIC Bl.ooD POISON IT FAILS To CURE. CALL ON Till: RANEY MEIiICINi: COMPANY. 513 \ I STELL BLDG . ATLANTA. GA. ATLANTA PHoNE 614. OFFICE HOURS, 7 TO 6. SUNDAY, 9 TO 12. 11- Teachers Wanted. WANTED Ti’achers for January and spring piisiilons; many exceptional calls. Sou tit Atlantic Teachers Agencv, 1125 At lanta \ :■ i-mu! Bank Bldg. 12-Üb-15 SPECIAL FALL enrollment*, good open ings yet Foster’s Teachers Agencj, Atlanta, ■ 3a. • 23 31 Agents Wanted. MAKE M<»NEY spare time; easy work. Almond Sales Company, Charlotte, N. C. 12-11-15 Salesmen Wanted. JANI ARY is Till', EXDAR MONTH. DO YOU WANT TO JOIN AI TOMOBILE SQUAD SELLING THEM NORTH GEORGIA? CAPITAL NOT NEC I’, ssA R Y ONLY ABILITY. THIS IS A PR \( TI- < AL. BONA FIDE. DIGNI IF1EI) PROPOSITION. CALL ■io WEST ALABAMA STREET. 12-16-31 CI I Y SA I*ES M A N WA N T Ell FOR ATLANTA. .MUST BE WELL R ECO MMEN D E D. FIRST-CLASS PROPOSITION 1 FOR GOOD .MAN. CALL 40 W. ALABAMA. 12 16-32 Situations W T anted —Female. SPECIAL KATES are given on “Situa tions Wanted” ads. Your 30-word ad inserted one time for 10c, three times for 20c. seven times for 40c ANY ONE wishing a good, settled nurse for an infant baby, call at 185 Ivy st. in the rear. 34-18-12 WoM.\N of ability wants position as clerk, cashier or in office. Mrs. W. T., Box 896, < are ■ ■ 48-17-12 MIDDLE \GED LAI‘Y warns light house - work in small family. Call 158 Jett street. 44-17-12 WANTED Position by experienced col ored maid. Address E. J., 232 West A1 itchell _s tPi‘ e E 33 - 17-12 LADY stenographer who is permanently employed desires to make change. Can take dictation in any line of business. Call lv\ 2666-L between 1 and 2 or after 37-17-12 I WANTED ' ’ i i;ir-> 1. po- sition ’*\ \ .hi g lads stenographer or to <!<• general <>tYiee wopu. \ddr--ss !».. Box ' ’l7-12 TELEPHONE OPE KA TOR, four years experience, desires position at once. Besl lefereuct s. B<>n 893. care Georgian. WANTED I’csiti. i stenographer: best ref< fences. Must have w-uk. Main 1552- 1 16-11 ■ . \ ’1 • • * . - k *. ■ ’ ■ goods or gro- < vr> store. th >; referem-o. Now <m- ployed Would like change. \ . Box 251, can Georgian. Not open for place until •Luu uir > _l6. 25-14 -12 Ki :< ;is ii :i: lii • . oa. is: \eurg iadyx ( wants position in drug store. Apph. call Main 7.3 Miss T L. W. 88-fvia i Ct. I'ENT sumogi apher, five \ ears I experience. desln s position immediate - ly. op ,lanuar> Ist. <’an furnish best of reierrnces. ('all Main 4563-J. Miss I W r g • 47-11-12 I I’r-’l'O-DATE dressmaking, plain and fancy, at 17 Cherokee avenue Best 'style hooks are used, work guaranteed i Prices n * .h-rate Bell phone Main 4224 , \ ai 43-11-121 Situations Wanted—Male. SPECIAL KATES are given on ’ Situa tions Wanted” ads. Your 30-word ad ' inserted time for 10c. three times for • 20c. seven times for 40c. '■ ■; \ \ I \ n ■ u er pi op< ,-dt b-n with some firm where lie' i wotihi prom. *. after proving satis : factor.' t .xperiem <■*: in clerical work.’ 'Y« »1‘ N«; MAN r.ow ion p'.oyet wsl.t s to - - V .fl* ‘Np< ■ ■i. gem’til oft’ft t* work ('an • »\ •• \\r:o i .in*; keep light set books. '■ M l : "\ ■' < aro ’ ••• ■: giHt, 40-18-12 Situations Wanted—Male. j WA NTED—Position by young man with H three years experience as bookkeeper, I I cashier and stenographer. Employed at 1 Tc-esent, Dur would like to make a change. care Georgian 41-18-12 > BRIGHT, smart boy 16 years old, would , like position on a stock, dairy or poul try farm; can milk and willing to make ; myself useful on the farm. Farmer Bov. ( ' -iiai; J.'- - > _ ; FIRST-CL\>s CUTTER w tnta position; I able to manage tailoring department. Communicate with E. 8., Box 899, care ’ ; « 30-18-12 I i BY experienced office man (24», first-class ' . I stenographer, bookkeeper and corre- j 1 spondent, unquestioned references; tern- I perate habits. Box 898, care Georgian. 29-18-12 | ’ EXPERIENCED telephone lineman and): trouble man, unmarried, wishes position ’ ;n small exchange of about 500 subscri- I I bers. Can furnish references. Address (.’. S . Box 173, Anderson, S. C.S2-17-12 • I W AN'I’ED -Position as meat cutter at i I once; have had five years’ experience; • can furnish best of references. P. A. I • LiTinj ll, ( ’ a lro, Ga. 12-17-36 j I \\ \NTED Extra night work by young i man with twelve years experience in I • I’-rb’al work. Holds responsible position ‘luring the da.v with representative asso- I • nation. Address 8., Box 269. care Geor- ' Sian. _ ' GOOD and agreeable mechanic wantd ) Job; good in most any fine; machinery preferred; sober and reliable; best refer ences. \ddress 604 Sells avenue and J w’fi call for interview. \ 27-17-12 WANTED By experienced advertiser any sort of advertising matter to dis tribute; not a sewer dogger. H. J. Hill. 'OB Paine avenue, city. 29-17-12 Yol’NG man. with some experience. » wants job in grocery store, ('an give ' , best of references. Address R. E. IL. Box 270, care Georgian. 32-17-12 . OFFICE Man ->i ability, seven years ex perience in various lines and capacities; law graduate and. stenographer; open fox good position January 1. in Atlanta P. ' ’ _ f V x 731, 47 -1 6-1 W ANTED Position in office work or as salesman; am married; thirty years old; college education; good talker Now hold responsible government position, (’an give bond. Any honest work will be accented. A -drt ss Worker, Box 260, care Georgian. 1 IS 16-13 SOBER, hustling, experienced business man wants traveling position; can give i best of refi rence. Address P. O. Box 96, 1 Yatesville, Ga.3B-16-12 WINDOW DECORATOR, card writer, graduate Economist school. New York; two years’ experience in Macon, Ga. N. K., IV7 Madison ave.. New York. N. Y. 39-16-12 BOY wants job as butler; can furnish* recommendation. Phone Ivy 1094 and ’ r Robert 31 16-12 E ASTERN M AN, BUSINES'sTQUA LI Fl ('.VITONS, HUSTLER. HIGH GRADE, DESIRES PERMANENT POSITION. WITH ADVAN(’EMENT. HUSTLIN’*; REAL ESTATE (’ONu'ERN NEED ONLY ANSWER. BERNARD, BOX 241. <’ARE <IIE< »RGI AN. 30-16-12 WANTEb Position with responsible con tractor by competent estimator, drafts man and clerical worker, who has some engineering experience; capable of aking entire charge of office: handy on outside work. Address Box 256, care Georgian. i FIRST-<’LASS bookkeeper and office man ’ wants position; can furnish best of ref- i { erences. C. H. L., Box 888, care Geor- < gian.6_4-14-12i WA ntei * Bj Jai . ' • posi lon in oil mill office, as assistant bookkeeper and • clerk; any other work in office. Ref- 1 erences. Box 296, Greenwood, S. ('. WANTED Position as salesman; will accept commission only. Can pay ex penses from start. il<>\ 875, care Geor gian. 28-13-12 WANTED Position as carpenter fore- | man, familiar with brick, stone or wood. W. H. Putnam, 65_Powell street. 29-13-12 WANTED Position bj young man, 20 years ofrfige; clerical position or in de partment store. Have had several years experience in department store. A-l ref erence Box 875, care Georgian. 37-12G2 ■*\ Pt gi as bookkeeper, Jan uary 1; employed; wish change. Three years experience bookkeeping, stenogra phy, general office work. Own typewriter. M. G. Hurt, Box 265, Vienna, Ga. 12-11-33 Boardsrs Wanted. SEE "Rooms and Board" Under Georgian Rent Bulletin. Lost and Found. THE party that has found your lost ar ticle will be looking for your ad in this column. Let him know that you were the. loser by placing an ad in The Georgian’s “Lost and Found” column. 12-5-12 LOST Small black purse, containing $25 check, payable to Mrs. B. E. Hudson: $lO bill, other bills and change and re ceipt from W. F. Singleton. Reward. Phone Ivy 3167. 12-18-40 LOST -Bunch of kevs on heavy ring, one brasjr km, with Seaboard on it. $1 re ward. Deliver at 72 Houston. 13-18-12 STRAYED (>K STOLEN Female Huston terrier. Seal brindle body, white face, breast and feet; tight screw tall. Any in formation leading to her recovery will be liberally paid for. (’all Main 1252-J. 12-18 32 LdST— Diamond scarfpin, containing about eight diamonds, set in the shape lof a question mark. Liberal reward if returned to Ed A. Cerf. 12 Whitehall. 12-18-33 LOST—On Capitol ave., between Ormond and Ridge avenue, one locket and watchcharm. Return to 491 Capitol ave. 1 • 37-18-12 LOST Dwarf Water Spaniel; dark brown with silky ears. Answers to name “Spitz.” Return to 48 Crew street. Re ward. 12-17-43 L( »ST Between 131 Peters street and 15 Broad and West Mitchell, $111.65 in silver and gold. Finder please return to * owner. Patrick Lyons, Atlanta Brewing < and Ice Company.l2-17-14 ' LOST Plain gold bracelet, sei with I diamond. Return ami receive I reward to Mrs. J. Chest on King, corner • Howell place and Peeples street. Phone ‘ West 93. 12-17 13 LOST Saturday, in Whitehall district, gold watch; monogram L. R. K. Return to ’.•*) Capitol avenue. Receive reward. 12-17-5 LOST On Luckie street to water works ear arriving Broad and Marietta streets at 7:50 a. m.. or Marietta to Inman Yards car, leaving Broad and Marietta at 7:55 a. m., or transferring, ladies’ open face gold watch: Waltham movement; monogram V. 3'. Return to 175 Oakland avenue. *5 r-u ar< L 12-16-39 STR ED OR STOLEN on Friday, De cember 13. small white fox terrier; hind leg broken at Joint; knot on side from broken rib; brown spot on ear; tail cut real short, \uswers to “Rowdy.” Valued from association. Reward and no ques tions asked if returned to R. (’. Poindex- ! i ter, 4*l Bedford place. 12-16-3 1 ( »st Last Thursday in Whitehall street stores. Grant Bldg, ot west Peachtree ear. one dull silver belt buckle, coral set ting Two dollars reward If reiurnvd to 316 Temple Court Bldg., or phone Main 4664. 33-16-12 , Educational. a \ nti :■ ’ \ imiled nin bet of vl fill puj Is; SIOO scholarship free. Box 874, care Georgian, or phone Main 2733-J. Dropsy. I —| HRoI’SI CURED Relieves shortness of! breath in 36 to 48 hours Reduces swell- | • ing in fifteen to twenty days. Cullom I Dr *ps\ Remeib Co., 512 Austell bldg. At- I lar.ta 5-25-11 i Medical. j DR. EDM* >NDS» »N'S Tansy. Pennyroyal and ( oltun Root Pills, a safe and re- j I liable treatment for painful and sup- ? . i ressc ! menstruation, irregularities and | 'isnila’ obstructions. Trial box I>\ mull, *ih Frank Edmondson Bro . tnanufa« - ■ turiv.g • hemlsts, ll North Hr . street. \llama 17-14 , M RS. DR. Vl< )LET McMII DISEASES of women and chi. ret 200- I 2'2 Hiilyer Trust Bldg Bell f- •*. » • l.\ : 4619 <• 28 •3V ’ Personal. HIGHEST cash prices paid for old feather beds. M, ;840. A’Linia 147*:, .".7-17-12 I MATERNITY STnITARIUJI— Private. refined, homelike. Limited number of patients cared for. Horae provided for infants. Mrs. JI. T. Mitchell, 26 Wind sor St.ll-9-57 FLY St.KEENS. FLY SCREENS. FLY SCREENS—WooI fly screens, metal fly i screens, hardwood floors. v enetlan blinds, metal weather strips furnished anywhere in the South. Write or phone W. R. Cal laway, manager. 1403 Fourth National Bank building, Atlanta. Ga Main 5310. k-15-5 SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at 34 Wall street, has an expert fltte- and It will cost you no more to havu him fit you, and it means Insurance. 6-24-19 1-5 off all our Furniture this ' week. *l. M. High Com pany. 12-9-34 ~ -■ ' =■— ! Palmistry. CLA IK\ <)VANT AND PALMIST. YOU are sure to profit by a reading. No . fee charged unless every visitor is per- 1 fectly satisfied. 93 Auburn ave. (in tent. ; | ’TTYPSYTAMf’T CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST, located! on East Hunter, between Central ave -IJue an< * Washington street. ■! -: 1-1 (IYPSY PALMIST. MADAME CAMILLE tells past, present and future. Special reading, 25c, this w’eek. Located 50 Edgewood avenue, be tW€ en I y y and Pryor 11-11 -34 Palmist and Life Reading. 17 EAST MITCHELL ST, (IN TENT). GYPSY QUEEN. IS NOW LOCATED in tent, corner For syth and Luckie; can be consulted on all affairs of life. Charges moderate , Satisfaction guaranteed. 6-25-11 Wanted—Miscellaneous. WANTED-Small cash register. West Side Pharmacy, 469 West Hunter. \\ ANTED A davenport in good condi- tion. Phone Ivy 6827-J. 12-18-4 I BUY FEATHERS. ATL. PHONE 1476. BELL MAIN 4850. DROP A CARD We ll Bring Cash For Old Clothes and Shoes “THE VEST 1 AIRE” FURNITURE and household goods. <dTlcc fixtures and merchandise of ans kind • accepted on consignment. Cash advanced. Pembroke Sales Company, 143 South I’ry- ior street. Bell phone Main 1434, Main 187. I Atlanta 2285 8-15-12 I t. E PAY HIGHEST cash prices for house t t hgoods, pianos and office furniture ,<’ash advanced on consignments. Central Auction Company. 12 East Mitchell street. I phone Main 2424. 8-26-26 • WANTED—We pay highest cash prices on household goods, pianos and office furniture. Cash advanced on consign ments. Springer’s Auction House, 25 South Pry<»r street. Bell phono Mait. 152 T I _BUY MEN'S old clothes and shoes. Drop a card. I. Bock. 32 Bell street. For Sale—Miscellaneous FoR SALE "nr o■ . W1 .■ i,.*=- lonK and 3 feet deep. i? East Ala bama Street. 12-13-30 FOR SALE—Complete restaurant outfit? In good condition; cheap. Address ,\I., Box 12. care Georgian. V.-17-41 Ft >R SALE—Two second-hand bicycles; boy’s and girl's Phone West 1123 OLD LETTER-EDGE half dollars for sale: dates 1522, 1823. 1826, 1829. 1832 1834. 1836. Good condition. 8. .1. Ire lar.il, Smyrna, Ga. 43-17-12 For sale New furniture cheai? 1 'all at 118 West Fine street between 8 and >n- 30-17-12 FOR SALE -Some fine ferns: suitable for Christmas presents. Phone Ivv :i9i>n-.l FOR S ALE - Compare tit elv new .S4O Vic tor grapltophone with S6O worth of as sorted records for HO, if taken at **nce. Phone lv," 5128-J. 12-16-i 15-HoRSE motor and Bxß air compress.” Apply Dr. Cook, 173 E. Hunter. 72-1 1-12 FOR SALE Second-baud cornet; silver plated; high and low pitch. H. G. Wood, Grand Opera House. 44-13-12 1 ’»AIIG.\ IXs (H-’ RE.\ I ~ MERIT IX ESEI) PIANOS at W. \V. KIMBALL UQ. S ' BRAXTII STORE. 94 X. Pryor Street. During the past ‘thirty days we have taken in a number of used pianos as part payment i.n NEW KIMBALL uprights and j player pianos. These instruments liav’* been put in excellent condition by th” ; skilled workmen in our repair shop aim ! are being priced with a view of quirk sale, regardless of actual value. We have no desire to advertise alluring ' values for the simple purpose of attract- j ing buyers to our store, and then attempt i to sell them something else. We sell I what we advertise, giving the buyer a i dollar's worth of piano value f<»r every I ’ dollar he pays. I To those wanting moderate priced in struments. the list as given below affords j ] splendid opportunities for the shrewd I i buyer. 'l’hese instruments are especially 1 recommended to beginners in music. For your absolute protection, in case any of these instruments are purchased, and within a year you desire to change t«>r a new Kimball, we will take it back as part payment, allowing vou the full amount paid. Note the following: S2OO Fischer upright, full size, ebonv finish; full iron plate with fret work in front panel. Splendid bargain. $165 Carleton upright, full size, mahog any finish, raised panels with handsomelv carved pilasters. $1.2.> Hazleton Bros, upright, medium size, walnut case; has a pleasing and re lined tone. $27 Angelu.‘ Player Attachment, mahog anj. If you have an upright .Jar.*, aii-j don’t wish to purchase a new pl; can have music jp your home by 'ni. iins of the music roll ai very moderau . <■< 1 >37 Angelus Player Attachm-m’. . any finish, with organ (•onibinaiiou. An other good bargain for any one with an upright piano who lias no advanced •• ■ sleiau in rhe family and w is'ies music '• th*' aid of the music roll. And several bargains in used Kimballs • at reasonable prices* New pianos for rem. Tuning and repair j work given special attention. ('ash or , time payments can be arranged. W. W. KIMBALL ( ().. Branch Store: '.*4 North i’ryor St. H R. t'ALEF, Manager DUNTLEY I'XEI’MATIC CLEANERS move dirt and germs from rugs, carpets I tloors, etc.; vacuum cleaners from $32 50 i up; vacuum sweepers. $9.75. (' .1. Fatc-I ' * Co.. 416 Foufrth Nat. Bk Bldg 12-2-11 i FURNITURE -WE BUY 7aXD" SEI I i CASH BARGAINS SOUTHERN ; WRECKAGE COMPANY. 114 ShUTh! : Forsyth street both phones CARRIAGES REI’AIRED AND f:E7\7v7 ERED NEW Rt’RBER TIRES PUT ON Yol'R BABY’S CARRIAGE. PHONE IVY 3076 ROBERT MITCHELL. 22;* EDGF- I WOOD 7-18-15 COAL! COAL! JELLICO LUMP. $4.75. " .1. .4* 'Nt •’’* o *■• 'MEANT ■ . ' -- hie*, cabinets, new n" . <•. p<s I ' Pun!: £■ * tftl. e E poo-t rCc 9 20-31 I U hUAESUAY. DECEMBER IS. 19JZ Auction Sales. AT AUCTION. AVE HAVE REFILLED OUR AI'CTIOX ROOMS I WITH AX OTHER LOT OF THE 56.000 ST()( K or 'HIE NEW HOME El ly NISHING COMPANY W HI( H IN(‘LU 1) E s ( L > EA R '!' ERE 1) 0A K DRESSERS AND ('IHE FONIERS. BRASS BEDS LADIES’ WRITIXg DESKS. WARDR O1: |< ( OUCH, BRASS LA.MPs PARLOR Fl'RXHl’fT LIBRARV TABLE. W||’ TON AND ANMINSTi lt 'ART SQUARES. Wool BLANKETS. LA( E (’LR 'TAIXS. SHADES. p,E|) SPREADS. RANCE. R|’. l ER IDE R A TO RS. ET< ERli >A Y. DE<‘EMBER •>.< ’ AT 10 A. M. ( ENTRAL Al t TIOX 00., AT A l’( TIOX. THURSDAY. DE(‘EMBER 19, 10 A. AL. THE EX PT IR’ E STOCK OE THE REX MERCANTILE COM PANY. SOLD BY THE ORDER’ OF THE UNITED STATES B A N K R UPT COURT, TO BE OFFERED TO THE HIGHEST BID DEL’. INCLUDING SEV ERAL CONSIGN MENTS CONSISTING OF LIVE MASSIVE BUFFETS IX MAHOGANY AND OAK. ONE EACH SCHUBERT AND EST EV PIAXOS SMITH AXMINSTER FLOOR CO V E R IXO S. WILTON PA TT E R X s. VELVET AXD S.MYRXA RUGS. LACE CURTAINS. | PORTIERS, LINOLEUMS. I BED SPREADS, BLANK ETS, PICTURES, REGU- L A TIOX CLOCKS. DESKS. IROX SAFE, ONE NATIONAL CASH REG ISTER, AND OTHER GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO Al EX TION. Ai l. THESE MAKING HAND SOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE TO ATTEND THIS SALE. PEMBROKE SALES CO., 143 S. Pryor Street. For Sale—Miscellaneous. National Cash Registers. ■' $35, SSO, S6O. $75. SIOO and up. Terms .a ’THE NATIONAL ('ASH REGISTEK ' ’6O North Broad Street. NEW beautiful rugs woven from • old carpet, superior to any In service; , I plain or designed; any size. Catalogue I free. Oriental Rug Company, Baltimore. 1 8-16_-31 OXE 6 anti one 8-t’oot wall cigar case; brand nvw: cheap. Terms if desired. jAIso new floor cases with bevel plate tops. 6 feet. s2*): 8 feet. $32. Worth more. ; Atlanta Show Case Co. Ft >R SALE--Sweet potatoes it: a: bits: fine stock. It will pay you m 7 tnx prices before placing **rir ..i**i*-r- Address I'. O. Box 96. Callahat i'l.* 1 1-10-46 25 I’l-'.R ( EXT il si'oiint on • Dressing Tables. Writing lii-'C Turkish Rockers. Music ('abin* '. Parlor Suit*. <•;**. Reductions on all \'eloei|>e*l<'• Si eel \\ ;i "oils. I I;, ml < I'v. 1 (Iren s ( h;iirs ami Ruek< is COLDSMJTII-ACTOX- WITIIERSPOON CO. Lifetime Furniture, Rujxs ami Draperies. i 62 Peachtree. 61 X. Broad. 1-5 off all our Furniture the week. J. M. I ligh < Mni pany. 12-P-M s’iiluq t j you, r«?a<i the “BustncMb c ;of Atlar ta, In the fit the ware a-' page?- of '•*»«•• Georgian i ‘ta v j »