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Ytf E ATLANTA GEORGI\N AND NEWS. READ FOR PROFIT-GEORGIAN WANT ADS-USE FOR RESULTS WEDNESDAY. DF< KMBER 18, 1
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“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 tn various lines of
business in Atlanta and surroundings
The alphabetical arrangement insures reedy reference for your con-
j sentence.
Abstracts and Title Insurance.
ATLAJ>"fT~'!TTI.F. GUARANTEE CO.,
ground floor Equitu r Bldg Main 5420.
12-4-12
Accordion Plaiting.
accordion plaiting works - sun
burat skirl! made t<> order; t<*n differ
ent styles of buttons mad< ~S* s White
hall st 12-9-19
A Good Sign.
GR \\T OF KORSK
PHONE 1 MAIN N BROAD ST
' : Ji
All Kinds of Job Work Done
w ....
Headquarters f* ■ ai j -ud’ -. < dbinet
makers. brick ii.uswc. ; l.iurrer Inte
rior wall painting »r ?lnt;nk. p ’ in iJ:w,
re-set grab . cement How. shelving, ta
hies and Counter Loi\ prices and high
quality guaranteed 6? ! .- S«»utn Forsyth
Bell 1187 ' ■ < • ,k ' 11-19-11
Amusements - Moving Pictures. •
“~’vr~TH I • IL>M" THURSDAY.
?i"THE DECEIVIN' i TULLIIR” il’atliri;
“His Birthday Jack* ' f E-aanaj'l;. "Pio- I
luro-'iuo I H.ihiatic" ‘l l'.’lij *'
Vi , I ! ; 1 i.l : l i'i Till RS! lAY.
"THE SENSE "!■ DUTY" i tw-rwl
Broncho feature' -’Th", other Half"
fThanhouser)
Architects.
FRANK W COOKSEY an hit eci. 351-
52 Candler anr.vx Phone Ivy 537-J
and 171. •00-H -12
Artistic Signs.
ALIA WHY NOT NOW?”
M’GRATH & M’RAE.
Son paint- > Broad atid Ala Main IGO
° ’ 11-30-4
Auction Sales.
CENTRAL MTTIIIN COMPANY’. 12
East MILI.ell street. I.u s and sells
everything: ri-guUr umtimi Tuesday and
. i-\r’ J-.. pl Main 124 1?
pT'A N "l lid L i AL'TI'iN Hol'ShL Bl
riec.iTir street, We buy and sell any
and e.vci ythlng Atlanta phone 228e. Bell
phone Main 141:1. Main u
SPRINGER'S AUi TI"X IH'I Si;, ut 36
South FTvor street, ve 111 buy or sell your
household goods pianos mid office mrnl
ttire. Mam 152 C
PEMBROKE SALI'.S C".mT.NV. under
new management, will accept your sur
plus atoi I. of any kind on consignment;
cash advan-em settlement on flute of sale.
143 South Eryor .treat. Bell phene Main
1434, Main IST. Atler. • plume 22S . *
Banks.
’ AM i ■x N NATIONAL BANK
Corner Alabama ind Broad Streets.
CAPITAL INI' HITJ’IJ 8 •LOHO.OOu.
12-1.1-30
Barber Parlors.
FIRST-CLASS WORK In experienced
white men. Allen M Pierce, 16
rietta street L„—
Barber Shops.
HAIR < UTS, 15 c.
8 VIADUCT PEACE, between PeachU'ee
and Broad. ' 1
Boots and Shoes Retail.
retUbeal shoe s
MADE SHOES.) 93 PEAt HTREE.
Builders' Hardware.
K IN<; HARDWARE CO.
in H.r.El’.S' HARDWARE. supplies
equipment and tools' of all kinds. 5o
U-m-htree street. 12-7-60
"Buttons and Plating Company.
Huttons and Plaiting Co.,
Buttons made 'f s' ..wn materia!.
100’- WIUTEI!ALL ST. .11-19-10
Canes and Umbrellas.
\M \>- -i t»mt atii-i.: fine election han
' Aiks <ui. uu r*»-• iverlng Harry
Brigg.-, ■■ t'i. d’Vi. "‘IE*. H-30-M
Carpenter and Builder.
1 : ... ■■■■ : }■ \n; W"’;|.
r> m wilEl-.i ill; 19 s Forsyth e .
Phon V AT ' Junta 1.4: "AAL
Carpet aid Rug Cleaning Etc
WANTED You to know W. M. Ct'X
elean, all kind. urfets; mgs a spe-
cialt' It- ;:i:is-.L Ulantu 181 S 145
■' •
Chiropody, Manicuring and
Hairdressing.
WTTcIFItAZEI. and eueutnber jelly:
makes th.- hands smooth, soft and white:
50e a bottl. Clayton A Zahn. Manicur
ing. Hairdressing. Massage and Chiroiardy ,
Parlors. 3b 1 -; Whitehall st.
Choice Christmas Cards.
FIN r i’lCTt RES and artistic framing
Hamnel G Walker, 91 -North Pryor
Ivy 6331 12-4-12
Christmas Presents.
D? MORGAN'S Christmas presents Goat
homes.-, boys’ and girls’ saddles, lap
vo -rs. trunks and bags. English tiding
crops and comfortable blanket for ole
Horse Chariev. t> Morgan, 139 White- (
’roll st. tZ-4 36 j
Christmas Umbrellas.
Your Christuias I mbrella.
IxET It lx? u ' direct from ‘
Victory. XU d« tuehubh iHiidle-. Guar-]
Jiriileed Jowesi pri' cs Ild.- \\ hitehull St 1
Tiell phone M au 27is.
Cigars and Tobacco.
M11.1.1'.i; CIGAR STORE
5 DECATt'R STREET (Big Bonanza’
An ideal Xmas gift a box of good cigars
Prompt attention to phone orders. Bell
Main 2408 Atlanta 2188. 18-8-0
Coal, Coke and Wood.
N.'V-VV'VN'VVV- t
ST<’ KS COAL ''<> I‘bones 527-528. Ivy
1049. 85 Peters. 333 Highland live
12-17-29
Dry Goods and Notions.
,v <■" . 53 Id North
Pryor street Special attention to
mail orders.l2-4-14
MONEY WANTED to plant tn souther!
California, where It grows better than
anyv.!:< in the world. One oils
grow . , I,
I -Ninth Anniversary Edltlrr of The Lor
I Yngele- Examine: wdl ghf some exam- |
k ac^n ®i oas« m. »ut December 2f>.
L -
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Engraving, Watchmaking and
Jewe’ry Repairing.
IF it is fine wat< h impairing, ♦qigravirikf
or jew'elry repairing, bring it to .1 B I
Baker, manufacturing Jr wrier, lO’s South
Broad •Greet 12-5-4
Fire-Proof Storage
WE ST'>RE HOI .- ::> i d.l. GOOI »S and '
pianos. Offl-t* in ; war’-’o- i. 23H-241 !
Edgewootl avenue Ivy 2037. John J,
Woodside Storage (’onijh'iny.
Funeral Directors.
L L LEE. INI d-.UTA KER AND .IM -
BAL.MEK, 3(1 SOLTH Blt'jAD ST.
11-21-6
Furniture Repaired.
HEN! IJERSI IN A DORSE) .. .' ■
and furniture repairing. 01 Mangum. !
Atlanta 3073-F 12 17 2H
Gas Light and Plumbing.
F. ■» BENTLET-E LLWIT. ATL. 250fij
. Xu ional Light & Plumbing ('<>. .
! t'ox'i’KAf’T’< dts of plumbing and gin
fitting. AU repair work given prompt ;
'aitentf-u,. We sell, repair and maintain
' any kind of gns lights, mantles ami sup
| plies’ 201 Whitehall 12-6 23
Hardware.
I A. J. Martin Hardware <'oinpany.
i WE have now read? for sale entire line
of drummer’s samples in toys, veloci
pedes ami iron wagons. 212 Marietta st. '
Hat Cleaning and Shoe Shine i
Parlor.
GEORGE'S Hat Cleaning and Shoe Shim*
Parlor, E Alai _JI LL2
Hatters.
ACME HATTERS inak<* old hats look
like new. Mail orders given prompt at
tention. 100> a Whitehall street. 12-3-44
Invalid and Sick Room Supplies.
PERRYMAN IS CO 0 ■ . I:■
9 North Forsyth st. Bell M 2010, At
lanta 2010. 12-7-59
Mi; chine Work.
FOR nil kinds of machine work see
Camp Bros., imw located at 27f> Mari
etta street. Phone Main 2937 12-3-4
Mattress Renovating.
E renovate all kinds of mattresses; sat.
Isfactlon guaranteed. We buy feathers.
Acme Mattres Co. Iv. 2994, \llaiva
1948, Ji i .
Office Fixtures.
'’ROCKETT CARTER.
__J'l I I’.El.ltS ST BDTH I’H'iNI.S.
Piano Tuning.
JA.\ll> A. 11l CHANAN
EXPERT PIANO TINNER. VOICING
ACTION Rl .Gl I.ATING AND Re'
PAIRING, PHONE MAIN 8854-K 12 10-1
PIANOS tuned ami repaired?" Ali“wori'
guaranteed; 32 years experience. Phone
Main 2021-. I Charles IL Smith, 115
Pea_chtr< >■ street 12-3-6
Pool Parlors.
M 11 lIIN IN r< >\\ N piny pool «it the Crys
tal Pool parlors; new, live tables. 9
East Alabama and 20’e T>ecatur streets.
KB 9_36
Real Estate Mortgages and
Securities.
<ll ARANT’EE TRUST and Banking Com
pany, 15 E Alabama St. Main 1077
ID 26-45
Roofers and Tinners.
WE MAKE \ 1 1 1 I:<'I A LIT ill'' GIIAVI'I
ANU TIN ROOFING AND PAINTS
WALKER ROOFIN'; Co., 231 RHODF’s
ULL’ID J 0 ’’’' ATI. 1915. 11-21 u;
Sewing Machines.
WE BENT new machines with complete
set of attachments for 82 per month'
•iso machines repaired: prompt delivery’ ■
Both phones 189;;. Singer S.-wins Ma
'-My'. C'nua’A. T 9 Whitehall 9-14-44
Shaves. Shirts. Shines. Shoes
’’FOR Vol'll I'ONVENllix'i K \|.Ll'\
M PIERCE. IB MAIUETTI STREET
Shoes.
BEST SHOES for the whole family at
Peacm-k A Urennen, 222 Murivtt;, st
Stoves and Ranges.
EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES
Sold in Atlanta for Forty Years
HI GH TO WER HARDWARE CO
_ . z .. U:2U34
Stove and Range Repairing.
DAN. THE FIXER.
STOVES AND REFRIGERATOR RE
PAIRING.
We sell secondhand gas stoves.
We sweep chimneys
121 WHITEHALL STREET
* , JjL , . , . , “-.E5 0 . n . e 2235 Bf ’» I’hone Main 26.48
Signs.
CALL ON HAMMoNu''sn;x"Bb FOR
good Work \x[> i ko.MPT ATTEN
TION 491- E ALABAMA MAIN 271(1
11-29-14
Stove Repairing.
I 111 *STOVE I)()(TOR
truarani- g Hei'l'plmt’eNlain !W” °pi i
’ f>ouih Broud street. v- 7_*;- 1
Toys,
Ml MBER 'll '1 al.um'er '
Ilitl'iwF.re Co. it-”] 'JS i
Trunks. Bags uid Suitcases.
RET \ll.l D INI' REP\li;i'l. '
ROUNTREE’S 77 ''Ttrfft LI4
PHONES: Bell Main 1676. Ular < 1664
Turkeys.
Wholesale and Retail.
Sewell < 'oimuissiotl < ’o..
113-15 Whitehall street,
MONEY WANTED to plant in Muthern 1
California, where it grows better than
anywhere else In the world. One dollar
grows to ten before you know it The
Ninth Anniversary Edition of The Los ;
Angelas .■ xamln. : will give some < xam-1
'-.les -f a<"K! o-.' December 25. |
: Malle.: m an.' od-.ro • !:■>.. st;,.,
Ie ■ , .
puiiits .an'... ssnii in jvu: uruex now
' THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
Published by The Georgian Company.
■ Mlanta,
Alabama-»t ’ Georgia.
Entered at Atlanta po/toffice at second
class matter
S’ bscripHotis B yable In Advance,
Oru; yf-ar, mail, ptc-nag* prepaid. $5 00
Six months, mail, postage prepaid 250
Three months, mail, pnst««fT' prepaid *25
prepa
DeljV red by carrier, one year s;>.2O
.2
peliven ■. by carrier, three months... 1 JJ
4S
I nta and ■
• r rblf-s, week * t
Waul Ad Rates and Rules
in the Atlanta Georgian
i
(, e rent a word each Insertion. •
N 4 » 1 taken for less than the price ' ■
of ten words. Ads in larger type. !
• 12c a line (four words to the line).
Out -of - town advertisements
must be accompanied with cash i 1
Agencies’ discounts’ 10 ai.d 5 per !j
cent. I (
I 1
i Contract rates -ent upon request.
Telephone y our Want Ads to The j 1
Georgian (both phones 8000) when «
ft Is more eonvenirnt tn do so, and
collection will be made at your I
hom< r our office the follow
ing dijy. This is un accommoda-
i tion service rendered Georgian , .
j Want Ad patrons and payment I ‘
i should always be promptly made
on presentation of bill. Always 1
ask that your telephone ad be re- |
peated back to you by the ad
taker to make sure that it has been ,
tai < n correctlj The Georgian can J
not guarantee accuracy or assume -
i esponsihlity for errors of any kind
occurring In telephone advertise
ments.
Closing hours: To secure prop- f
»r clussifiratfon, ads must be in 1
'•.’he Georgian office before 1 o'clock
• the day of the issue. 1
<
All ads must be ordered out 1n 1
i writing or at office. No discon
tinuance notice taken over phone. 2
Every word in the advertisement,
Including the name and address.
Is counted Each Initial counts one
word; compound words are counted
two words. ,
ADVERTISERS should retain re
ceipts given in payment for Want
Ads over the office counter, as mis- 1
takes can not be rectified without
them. In answering advertise
ments addressed in care of The
Georgian, if the advertiser requires
references, send a duplicate of
same
Help Wanted—Female.
" A * on ve. nurse for two-year-
ohl baby. \pply 306 Frances apart
ments, Peachtree and Ivy streets
A' XNJ’JID Smari ghl for housework for
pan ot day Good home. 50 Wabash
oft . >r , _ boulevard. JW-18
W \NTI ,f ‘ \ g tl . ..., . t u j
house worker. Apply 277 Juniper.
W AN’I IJ> At once, a good cook and
laundress. Apply 20 Fort McPherson.
WANIbb Servant to stay in home and
do general housework. Apply 507 West
I eachtrce al once. 12-18-22
MAN I'Ep Au expei ienee.l. healthy wom
an to do cooking and general work for
a small family. ivv 5265 .1. 122 I’each-
tr.'i- circle. ' 12-18-24
WANTED—Colored girl for general
housework. Apply Mrs. Fox. 252 \\ hite
hnll street. 12-18-13
WANTED I*irst-cldss cook, good wages:
room on lot. Applyß St. Charles ave
mie, city 12-18-11
WANTED A good <<>pk V'ith
B'-11 phone East Point 291-L. 12-18-6
II ANTED Mkidle-uge<l woman to nurse
and do light housework. Good home and
good pay. 41_ Bass. 12-18-3
11 ANTED White woman of good charac
ter to do cooking and housework for
small family. Address Box 280, Dawson.
,!a 26- IX-12
COOK WANTED at 67 I'ill avenue. Cap-
Itol A'lew. 12-18-1
WANTED Reliable woman as cook”
small family; none but first-class need
api'li. 28 Washita avenue, Inman Park.
WANTED At once, wet nurse; white or
colored. Mrs. M. 11.I 1 . Mitchell. 26 Wind
soi' stret t. Main 288 N. 12-17-32
YOl NG LA i ienced in I
feeding cylinder presses. Good
pay and regular work. National
Paper Company, corner Simpson
isiroct and Southern Railwav.
I 12-17-21 j
I U I 1 . ■ • •
■ ■ luiimisbion. Address O. ’l’., carol
LitM 1 b'ij.n- IkiliiH
w a.\Ti:i» Lady steno-bookkeeper; posl
i ■ inent and remunerative. No
1 1iu'>111 p<• 1 < nt s nr. d apply. Make appliea
in own handwriting, giving age, t\-
p.-ii.’ib. ;ti;<i ntprences. Address Busi
i n ’’ K . ( » l! ”_S2 a - 13-17-20 I
; W ANTEI» bij si - class cot>k. Apply 510
\ :,r-
WANTED- A 18 y .-ars oldi
for general housework. (.Jood home for
right party. Small family. Address X.
V. Z., B<»x 271. eare Georgian 31-1.7-12
WOMAN to do washing on premises ami
assist in general housework. No 13
Medan.> way, 2fi_lj-12
WANTED \ woman for general house- I
\\ < »rk 13 I >oane st reet 12 16 2 !
w \\ i i-.D \ good cook at 610 Piedmont
a-ve- 12 16-22
WANTEL) Two white chambermaids
A ppi' Housekeeper Piedmont hotel.
SBl't'iAL BATES are given on ‘Situa
tions Wanted" ads. Your 30-word ad
inserted one time for 10c. three times for
20c, seven times t-»r 40c.
VN i 1 D Families to own s< me more < f
those b.autiful Southern California
homes it is a habit, get it. The Ninth
Annlversai x i'dition of The Los .Angeles
Examine! out December L’.'.th, tells how
the h.ibit acquired. Msilod to any ad
dress in Uniiud States or Mexico 15 cents;
Canada - i foreign points, 26 cents. Send
in you* . rder 10-21 4
Help Wanted—Male
mln W \\'tei> with rig to Introduce and
sell S', extra t>. spies, medicines, etc .
■i :> m-.a. ;■ Wilson mad< S9O weekli
IW. mean buslii. ss Box 771. Depl. 13.
' I ' _ 36-18-12 I
I " YN'TF.D For C s army, able-bcelted
•inmill rlf.i nu n Letw.en ages of 18 and I
3;>. citizens ..f United States, of good I
charm ter and temperate habits, who can I
S|" ik. read and write tile English lan
g iage For information, apply to Re- !
crnlttng Officer, corner Peachtree and !
' ■rsi'ii Streets. Atlanta, or 411 (."herrv .
.<£. March. Ga. 9-4-27 |
''.(' V F.RNM !■: NT p. -itioiis are easi' to~get~ i
Mi free booklet. Y-412. tells how
Writ, todax NOW EARL UoPKINS.
i Washington. D. C. t2-i I i
■ WANTED Men. o! ability to order our I
i type samples and correspondence course I
|on averaging. I'ux.ng am! selling cotton '
Chariot:, Cotton School, Cbarlotti N C '
• 56-14-12 I
WANTED Men wishing positions as fire- i
men. brakemen, niotormen or colored '
sleeping car porters on first-class Geor
gia roads, write Immediately: no experi-‘
: nice necessarx ; no strike. Write Inter- I
j Railway . . :.re_ Georgian. 41-30-11
I FURNISH ED ROUAt free to boy making
L’ Kusv Kim ball street. 12-16-37 ■
EXPERT sr,.e-- linkers wanted by~~tho i
Shoe IL miry, so North Broad street. |
'2 -1 «»-«■.
i • 1 • . • •
I «cm r l>. • . ■■. v » : ...f, •
Hslp Wanted—Male
I RAILWAY MAIL chirks wanted. S9OO (
I firs Year promotion to SI,BOO. Exami-I
nations January 11. (’ommon education
- i'-nt with my coaching. Full in
formation free. Write for booklet Q-412.
Hup ’ii s. W.isi if.gfon, D. 12-14-17 t
A Men to learn barber trade.]
lob- <>i>en everywhere. Now is the i
time to learn. < »ur aim is to save time.
Lame by free • ustoniers. Our teachers ,
j giv- special instructions. Wages while;
Darning. See our offer. Moler Barber Col- ,
legt . L'j<l<u 53-14-.12 ■
I! a ILWAY M.\ IL < ,’LERKS WANTED— I
$96 month.- Atlanta examinations Jan- I
; uary 11. Com bing free. Franklin insti-
tut--. I»ep’. 4?W, Ipahester, N. Y. 42-11-11 !
ANTED I • smith; for
particulars address M. B. Brown.
I >evereux z <
FREI. MASSAfJE, hair • ns. • 'naves,
shampoos All barber work free. Clean
linen Atlanta Barber College, 10 West |
Mir che l_L 5-27-26
YES. Proses- r G. O. Brannlng will teach
you the barber trade (it's easy! We
teach iti cn< -half time ui other c< leges,
(.’our.-u and position in our shops only
S3O. Why pay more? Tlmusands of our
graduates running simps or making good
wage? Atlanta Barber College, 10 East :
Mit che 11 s tre et. 5-11-17
WANTED Meas Inventors v, rite for list I
of inventions wanted an I prizes offered J
by manufaeturers. Also, how to get your i
patent Sent free to any address. Ran
dolph Ar Briscoe, patent attorneys, Wash
ingt<m, IL C. 7-11 -23
STOP at Hilburn hotel, heart of city, IOMj
Walton street, if you want a clean, quiet
room; transient 50c Open all night.
3-21-19
WANTED—Bright, strong
boys to deliver routes in
afternoons. Good wages
and chance for promotion.
Call at circulation depart
ment The Atlanta Georgian,
20 East Alabama street.
WANTED Discouraged, nut perfectly
good men and women, to take a new
grip on life and try a little happiness for
r change. The Ninth Anniversary Edi
tion of The Los Angeles Examiner, out
December 25, will tell you how to do it.
Mailed to any address in United States
or Mexico 15 cents. Canada or foreign
points 25 cents. Send in your order now
10-21-4
SPECIAL RATES are given on "Situa
tions Wanted” ads. Your 30-word ad
Inserted one time for 10c, three times for
20c. seven times for 40c.
Help Wanted—Male and Female.
WANTED—A-l cylinder press feeder and
also bindery girls at once. Index Print
ing Company, 11 East Ellis street.
12-18-29
SIOO IN GOLD FREE
WILL BE GIVEN TO THE PERSON
SUGGESTING THE MOST SUITABLE
NAME FOR A NEW PERIODICAL TO
BEGIN PUBLICATION ON MARCH 4
FOR PARTICULARS. ADDRESS PUB
LISHER, 26 PONCE DELEON AVENUE,
ATLANTA. GA 11-25-3
Try Raney’s Blood Remedy
FOR RHEUMATISM, OLD SORES, UL
CERS. CANCER. PELLAGRA.
SCROFI 1 A. FEMALE TROUBLES. IN-!
DIGESTION. ECZEMA AND TETTER;
850 FOR A CASE OF SPECIFIC BLOOD
POISON IT FAILS TO CURE. CALL ON
THE P.ANEY MEDICINE COMPANY,
513 AUSTELL BLDG., ATLANTA, GA.
YTLANTA PHONE 614 OFFICE
HOURS, ; TO 6. SUNDAY, 9 TO 12.
Teachers Wanted.
WANTED Teachers for January and
spring positions; many exceptional calls.
South Atlantic Teachers Agency, 1125 At
lama NationaUßank Bldg;12-18-15
SPECIAL FALL enrollment; good open
ings yet. Foster’s Teachers Agency,
Atlanta, Ga. 9-23-31
Agents Wanted.
MAKE M'iNEY spare time; easy work.
Almond Sales Company, Charlotte, N. C.
Salesmen Wanted.
ENDAR MONTH. DO YOU
WANT TO JOIN AUTOMOBILE
SQUAD SELLING THEM
NORTH GEORGIA? CAPITAL
N()T N E CESS A R Y—ONLY
ABILITY. THIS IS A PRACTI
CAL. BONA FIDE. DIGNI
FIED PROPOSITION. CALL
40 WEST ALABAMA STREET,
12-16-31
CITY SALESMAN WANTED
FOR ATLANTA. MUST BE
| WELL R ECO MME N I) ED.
; FIRST-CLASS PROPOSITION i
FOR GOOD MAN. CALL 40 W.
ALABAMA. 12-16-32
Situations Wanted—-Female.
SPECIAL HATES are given on “Situa
tions Wanted" ads. Your 30-word 8-1
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 ivv st.
in the rear. 34-18-13
WOMAN of ability wants position as
clerk, cashier or in office. Mrs. W. T.,
I Box 896, care 48-17-12
MIDDLE-AGED LADY wants light house
work in small family. Call 158 Jett
street. 44-17-12
WANTED- I’osition by experienced col
ored maid. Address E. J., 232 West
Mitchell street. 33-17-12
LADY stenographer who is permanently
employed desires to make change. Can
take dictation in any line of business.
Call Ivy 2666-L between 1 and 2 or after
6 p. nu 37-17-12
' \ \ t'l.i’ \- on by January 1. po
sition by young lady stenographer or to
do general office work. Address l».. Box
892, <\tro < leorgian. 38-17-12
TELEPHONE oPEBATOK. four years
experience, desires position at once.
Best references. Box S’jS, care Georgian.
39-17-12
WANTED- I’osition as stenographer; best
references Must hav< work. Main
I 1 < 1 s j i u' n \\ ANI ED by woman of seven
years experience hi dry goods or gro
evry store. Best references. Now em
ployed. Would like change. A.. Box 251,
care Georgian. Not open for place until
January 16. 25-14-12
! EEGISTI.’REI ‘ pharmacist, young TadyT
, wants position in drug store. Apply,
■ ‘ w 55-11-12
i( OMPETENT stenographer, five years
experience, desires position immediate
-15. or January Ist. Can furnish best of
i references. Call Main 4563-J. Miss :
[ WTight. £7-1 1-12 |
I I’P-TO-DATE dressmaking, plain and!
fancy, at 17 Cherokee avenue. Best
‘style books are used; work guaranteed.'
Prices moderate. Bell phone Main 4224.
' Atlanta 3947. 43-11-12 I
Situations Wanted—Male
j SPECIAL RATES are given on “Situa- |
tions Wanted" ads. Your 30-word ad
inserted one time for 10c. three times for :
i 20c, seven times for 40c.
YOI’NG M \N with ability would consider)
proposition with some firm where hoi
would promoted ifter proving sitis 1
factor'. Exi'crienc'd tn clerical work.
i C_„ ’ 3^2 '2
i Yol NG Al \ X n \\ employed wishes to
- • xim business nrm
l • pet r <•< I i gui .’>• d office work Gau’
iyp' urtt’.- oi.d keep I’ght set book.-.
M , IL x ■ ' are Ge< i’g.i.n. 41 - IS L
Situations Wanted—Male.
I WANTED—Position by young man with
i three years experience as bookkeeper,
cashier and stenographer. Employed at
present, but would like to make a change.
L. J,, Box 276, 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 Boy,
care Georgian. 35-18-12
I ii. - • L S 8 CUTTER t ants position;
able to manage tailoring department.
■ Communicate with E. 8.. Box 899, care
! Georgian,3o-18-12
< BY experienced office man (24), first-class
< sten "grapher, bookkeeper and corre
spondent; unquestioned references; tem
perate habits. Box 898, care Georgian.
29-18-12
EXPERIENCED udephone lineman anu
trouble man, unmarried, wishes position
in small exchange of about 500 subscri-
I bers. Can furnish references. Address C.
S., Box 173, Anderson, S. C. 52-17-12
\\ ANTED—Position as meat cutter at
once; have had five years’ experience;
can furnish best of references. P. A.
Griffin, Cairo, Ga.l2-17-36
i WANTED—Extra night work by young
man with twelve years experience in I
: clerical work. Holds responsible position
i during the day with representative asso- '
elation. Address 8.. Box 269, care Geor
. g’an.
A GOOD and agreeable mechanic wants
job; good in most any line; machinery
preferred; sober and reliable; best refer
ences. Address 604 Sells avenue and I
will 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,
108 Paine avenue, city. 29-17-12
YOVNG MAN, with some experience,
wants job in grocery store. Can give
best of references. Address R. E. H.,
Box 270, care Georgiian. 32-17-12
OFFICF; MAN of ability, seven years ex
perience in various lines and capacities;
law’ graduate and stenographer; open sot
good position January 1, in Atlanta. P.
<>. Box 731.
WANTED—Position In office work or as
salesman; am married; thirty years old:
college education; good talker. Now hold
responsible government position. Can give
bond. Any nonest work will be accepted.
i Address Worker, Box 260, care Georgian.
48-16-12
SOBER, hustling, experienced business
man wants traveling position; can give
best of reference. Address P. O. Box 96.
Yatesville. Ga. 38-16-12
WINDOW DECORATOR, card writer,
graduate Economist school, New York;
two years’ experience in Macon, Ga.
N. R., 107 Madison ave., New York, N. Y”.
,39-16-12
BOY wants Job as butler; can furnish'
recommendation. Phone Ivy 1094 and
ask for Robert. 34-16-12
EASTERN MAN, Bl ibf NESS""QU A LIFE
NATIONS, HUSTLER, HIGH GRADE,
DESIRES PERMANENT POSITION,
WITH ADVAM’EMENT. HI’STLING
REAL ESTATE CONCERN NEED ONLY
ANSWER. BERNARD, BOX 249, CARE
GEORGIAN.3O-16-12
WANTED—Position with responsible con
tractor by competent estimator, drafts-'
rnan and clerical worker, who has some
engineering experience: capable of taking
entire charge of office: handy on outside
work. Address Box 256, care Georgian.
-29-16-12
FTRST-CLASS bookkeeper and office man
wants position; can furnish best of ref
erences. C. H. L., Box 888, care Geor
gian JHGDD 12
WANTED—By January 1, position in oil
mill office, as assistant bookkeeper and
clerk; any other work In office. Ref
erences. Box 296, Greenwood, S. C.
WANTED Position as salesman; will
accept commission only. Can pay ex
penses from start. Box 875, care Geor
gian. 2S-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 by young man, 20
years of age; clerical position or in de
partment store. Have had several years
• experience in department store. A-l ref
erence. Box 875, care Georgian. 37-12-12
WANTED—Position 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
Boarders 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
cheek, 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—liunch of keys on heavy ring, one
brass key, with Seaboard on it. $1 re
ward. Deliver at 72 Houston. 43-18-13
STRAYED OK STOLEN—Female Boston
terrier. Seal brindle body, white face.
breast and feet: tight screw tali. Any in
formation leading to her recovery will
be liberally paid for. Call Main 1252-J.
13-18 32
LOST- Diamond scarfpin, containing
about eight diamonds, set in the shape
lof a question mark. Liberal reward if
returned to Ed A. Cerf, 12 Whitehall.
Lt>ST —On Capitol ave., between Ormond
and Ridge avenue, one locket and
watchcharm. Return to 491 Capitol ave.
Reward. 37-18-12
LOST —Dwarf Water Spaniel; dark brown
with silky ears. Answers to name
“Spitz.” Return to 48 Crew street. Re
ward;l2-17-43
LOST Between 131 Peters street and 15
Broad and West Mitchell, $111.65 in
silver and gold. Finder ptease return to
owner, Patrick Lyons, Atlanta Brewing
and Ice Company. 12-17-14
LOST—Plain gold nraeelet, set with
>4-carat diamond. Return and receive
reward to Mrs. -I. Cheston 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 90 Capitol avenue. Receive reward.
LOST On I.iickie street to water works
car arriving Broad and Marietta streets
at 7:50 a. m.. or Marietta to Inman
Yards ear, leaving Broad and Marietta at
7:55 a. m.. or transferring, ladles' open
face gold watch; Waltham movement;
monogram V. T. Return to 175 Oakland
avenue. $5 reward. 12-16-39
STRAY ED OR STOLEN on Friday, De
eember 13, small white fox terrier; hind
leg broken at joint; knot on side from
i broken rib: brown spot on ear; tall cut
real short. Answers to "Rowdy.” Valued
from association. Reward and no ques
tions asked if returned to R. C. Poindex
ter. 44 Bedford place. 12-16-3
LOST Last Thursday in Whitehall street
stores. Grant Bldg, or wes. Peachtree
car. one dull silver belt buckle, coral set
ting. Two dollars reward if returned to
316 Temple Court Bldg , or phone Main
4664, 33-16-12
Educational.
WANTED —A limited number of violin
pupils; SIOO scholarship free. Box 874,
I eare Georgian, or phone Main 2733-J
I 40-12-12
Dropsy.
DROPSY CVRED— Relieves shortness of
breath in 36 to 48 hours. Reduces swell
i ing in fifteen to twenty days. Coliom
I Dropsy Remedy Co., 512 Austell bldg, At
'ar.tas-25-11 i
- -
Medical.
DR J-IDMoNDSON’S Tansy, Pennyroyal
and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re
: liable treatment tor painful and sup
i pressed menstruation, irregularities ami
similar ibstruetions. Trial box liv mail.
.’lOe Frank Edmondson * Bro., manure-- '
: taring ■henilst.-, 11 North Broad sireet,
I Ytlfyda- 3-17-14
MRS. DR. VIOLET McMILLAA;
1 DISi:.\.SES of w men and el'ddreii. jut l -'
202 HU 1 ' cr Tri- Uh.g Bell ; ' • iv'
4619. ;■ 28-Js
Personal.
i.... ..
i HIGHEST cash prices paid for old feather
beds. M. 484(1, Atlanta 1476 57-17-12
MATERNITY SA NITARIUM—Private,
relined, homelike. Lim ted number of
: patients cared for. Home provided for i
I infants. Mrs. M. T. Mitchell, 26 Wind- i
■ sor St. 11-9-57 I
FLY SCREENS. FLY SCREENS, FLY
• SCREENS—Wood fly screens, metal fly !
screens, hardwood floors, Venetian blinds,
metai weather strips furnished anywhere !
In the South. Write or phone W. R. Cal- I
laway, manager, 1403 Fourth National
Bank building, Atlanta. Ga. Main 5310.
I 8-15-5 i
. SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at 34
I Wall street, has an expert fl tie" and It
s will cost you no more to have him fit
you. and it means insurance 6-24-19
I
i 1-5 off all our Furniture this
week. J. Al. High Com-
• pany. 12-9-31,
j--" ;
Palmistry.
clmrvoyanFand
PALMIST.
.YOU are sure to profit by a reading. No I
fee charged unless ever}' visitor is per- ■
fectly satisfied. 93 Auburn ave. (in tent, i !
GYPSY (’AMP.
CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST, located |
on East Hunter, between Central ave
nue and Washington street. 11-11-111
GYPSY PALMIST.
MADAME CAMILLE tells past, present j
and future. Special reading, 2uc. this I
tyeek. Located 50 Edgewood avenue, be
tween Ivy and Pryor. 11-11-34
I Palmist and Life Reading.
17 EAST MITCHELL ST.. (IN TENT).
GYPSY QUEEN.
IS NOW LOCATED in tent, corner For
syth and Luckle; can be consulted on
(«1 affairs of life. Charges moderate.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 6-25-11
Wanted—Miscellaneous.
WANTED—SmaII cash register. West
Side Pharmacy, 469 West Hunier.
' 44-18-12
WANTED—A davenport in gooil condi
tion. Phone Ivy 6827-J.12-18-4
I BUY FEATHERS. I
ATI-. PHONE 1476. BELL MAIN 4850.
: 58-17-12
DROP A CARD
We'll Bring Cash For
Old Clothes and Shoes
“THE VESTIAIRE"
.166 Decatur Street.
, FURNITURE and household goods, office
fixtures and merchandise of any kind
' j accepted on consignment. Cash advanced.
T-’etnbroke Sales Company, 143 South Prv
.| or street. Beil phone Main 1434, Main 187,
' | Atlanta 2285 8-15-12
. WE PAI HIGHEST cash prices for house
hold goods, pianos and office furniture.
. . Cash advanced on consignments. Central
' Auction Company, 12 East Mitchell street.
: I Bell phone Main 2424.8-26-26
1 j WANTED—We pay highest cash prices
on household goods, pianos and office
(furniture. Cash advanced on consign
; ments. Springer’s Auction House, 25
: South Pryor street. Bell phone Main 1526.
I BUY MEN’S old clothes and shoes.
Drop n card. I. Bock, 32 Beil street.
For Sale—Miscellaneous.
1 FOR SALE—One showcase, about 6 feet
long and 3 feet deep. 17 East Aia-
1 bama street. 12-18-30
, FOR SALE--Complete restaurant outfit,
in good condition; cheap. Address M.,
Box 212, care Georgian. 12-17-41
, FOR SALE—Two second-hand bicycles;
boy’s and girl's. Phone West 1123.
I 12-17-23
OLI> LETTER-EDGE half dollars for
sale: dates 1822, 1823, 1826, 1829, 1832.
1834, 1836. Good condition. S. J. Ire - I
land, Smyrna, Ga. 43-17-12
I FOR SALE —New furniture cheap. Call
at 118 West Pine street between 8 and
; 12 a. m. 30-17-12
FOR SALE—Some fine ferns; suitable for
Christmas presents. Phone Ivv 3960-J
12-17-8
; FOR SALE—Comparatively new S4O Vic
i tor graphophone with S6O worth of as-
I sorted records for S4O, if taken at once.
I Phone Ivy 5428-J,12-16-1
15-HORSE motor and Bxß air compressor.
' Apply Dr. Cook, 173 E. Hunter .2-14-12
FOR SALE—Second-hand cornet; silver
plated; high and low pitch. H G
i Wood, Grand Opera House. 44-13-12
“ BARGAINS OF' REAL
MERIT IN’ USED PIANOS
at
AV. VV. KIMBALL CO.’S.
BRANCH STORE.
94 N. Pryor Street.
I During the past thirty days we have
I taken in a number of used pianos as part
; payment on NEW KIMBALL uprights and
| player pianos. These instruments have
[ | been put in excellent condition by the
' skilled workmen in our repair shop and
: are being priced with a view of quick
sale, regardless of actual value.
k 1) e have no desire to advertise alluring I
values for the simple purpose of attract-
, ing buyers to our store, and then attempt
: to sell them something else. We sell
' what we advertise, giving the buyer a
: , dollar’s worth of piano value for every
' ' dollar he pays.
; t To those wanting moderate priced in
r struments, the list as given below affords
| splendid opportunities for the shrewd
. | buyer. These instruments are especially
■ ' 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
for a new Kimball, we will take it back as
■ part payment, allowing you the ful>
amount paid.
Note the following:
S2OO Fischer upright, full size, ebonv
finish; full Iron plate with fret work in
front panel. Splendid bargain.
$1.65 Carleton upright, full size, mahog
any finish, raisqd panels with handsomely
carved pilasters.
$125 Hazleton Bros.’ upright, medium f
size, walnut ease; has a pleasing and re
fined tone.
*27 Angelus Player Attachment, niahog. '
any. If you have an upright piano, and i
don't wish to purchase a new plaver, you !
can have music in your home by means ;
of the music roll at very moderate cost.
$37 Angelus Player Attachment, muhog
any finish, with organ combination. An
other good bargain for any one with an
upright piano who has no advanced mu- i
sician in the family and wishes music I"
the aid of the music roll.
And several bargains in used Kimballs I
at reasonable prices.
New pianos for rent. Tuning and repair
' work given special attention. Cash or
time payments can be arranged.
AY. AV. KIMBALL CO.,
Branch Store: 94 North Pryor St.
H. R, CALEF, Manager
DUNTLEY PNEUMATIC CLEANERS re
move dirt and germs from rugs, carpets,
floors, etc.; vacuum cleaners from $32 50
up; vacuum sweepers, $9.75. C. J. Daniel
& Co., 416 Fourth Nat Bk. Blog. 12-2-11
FURNITURE—WE BUY AND SELL
CASH BARGAINS SOUTHERN
WRECKAGE COMPANY. 114 SOUTH
FORSYTH STREET. BOTH PHONES
CARRIAGES REPAIRED AND RECOV
ERED.
NEW RUBBER TIKES PUT ON YOUR
BABY'S CARRIAGE PHONE IVY
3076. ROBERT MITCHELL. 229 EDGE- I
WOOD 7-18-15 I
COAL! COAL!
JELLICO LUMP
$4.75.
I’lT.DM'iN’l COAL COMPANY
D<' I’ll PHONI>' ,'.1.\1 A 3>;4g.
I:- VF.-IS. hies, -al ine:.. r ew~; i~',
Auction Sales.
AT AUCTION.
ave have refilled
i our auction i(oo\j s
WITH ANOTHER LOT
OF THE $6,000 STOCK OP
THE NEW HOME Ell-
NISH ING COMPANY
WHICH INCLUDES
Q I ARTE RE I) () a \
DRESSERS AND CIIIF-
F()N IEI{S, I> R ASS BEi »S
LADIES" \v RI T1 No
DESKS. WARDROBE
COUCH, BRASS LA Mi’s
PARLOR FURNITURE'
{LIBRARY TABLE, WIL
TON AND AXMIN ST E R
ART SQUARES, W()()I
BLANKETS. LACE ( Elc
TAINS, SHADES, BED
SPREADS, RANGE. i?E
-ERIGE R A TO RS. ED
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2<>’
i AT 10 A. M.
CENTRAL AUCTION co.,
12 E. Mitchell St.
AT A UCTION?
TH CRS DAY. DECEMBER
19, 10 A. M., THE EN
TIRE STOCK OE THE
REX MERCANTILE! o\[
PANY. SOLD BY THE
ORDER OF THE UNITED
STATES BA N KR E PT
COURT, TO BE OFFERED
TO THE HIGHEST BID
DER. INCLUDING SEV
ERAL CONSIGNMENTS
CONSISTING OE LIVE
MASSIVE BUFFETS l\
MAHOGANY AND OAK,
ONE EACH SCHUBERT
AND ESTEY PIANOS
SMITH .AXMLNSI’ER
FLOOR COV E R I N GS.
WILTON PATT ER N S.
VELVET AND SMYRNA
RUGS, LACE CURTAINS.
PORTIERS, LINOLEUMS. I
BED SPREADS, BLANK
ETS, PICTURES, REGU-
L A TlO N CLOCKS.
DESKS. IRON SAFE. ONI
NATIONAL CASH REG
ISTER, AND OTHER,
GOODS TOO NUMEROUS
TO MENTION. ALL
THESE MAKING HAND
SOME CITR IS TM A S
PRESENTS. IT WILL
BE WORT II VOUR
WHILE TO ATTEND
THIS SALE.
PEMBROKE SALES CO..
143 S. Pryor Street.
For Sale—Miscellaneow?
National Cash Registei>
$35, SSO, S6O, $75, SIOO and up. Tern:- < a,
THE NATIONAL CASH P.EGISTEI: '
60 North Broad Streer. 7-
NEW, beautiful rugs woven From
old carpet, superior to any in service
plain or designed; any size. Catalogue
free. Oriental Rug Company, Baltimore
ONE 6 and one 8-foot wall
cigar case: brand new:
cheap. Terms if desired.
Also new floor cases with
bevel plate tops, 6 feet. $25:
8 feet, $32. Worth more.
Atlanta Show Case Co.
FOR SALE—Sweet potatoes In car load
lots; fine stock. It will pay you to have
my prices before placing your orders.
Address P. O. Box 96, Callahan, Fla
25 PER CENT discount, on all
Dressing Tables, Writing Desks
Turkish Rockers. Music Cabinets,
| Parlor Suits, etc.
Reductions on all Velocipede'
Steel Wagons. Hand Cars. Chil
I dron's Chairs and Rockers
GOLDSMITH-ACTON
WITHERSPOON CO.
Lifetime Furniture, Rugs and
Draperies.
62 Peachtree. 61 N. Broad.
1-5 off all our Furniture this
i week. J. M. High Com-
Ipany. 12-9-31
! Il' V''U WANT to Jml something of S
'ln" i vou. remi H Bti.-inoss G:
"i . t