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THE ATT,ANTA GEORGIAN AND
“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 line* of
business in Atlanta and surroundings.
The alphabetical arrangement insures ready refe'ence for your con
venience.
Abstracts and Title Insurance.
ATLANTA TITLE GUARANTEE C<. . I
ground floor Equitable Bldg. Mai. 5420.
Accordion Plaiting.
ACCORDION PLAITING WORKS "'in- •
burst skirts made u» <>r<h-r '• i; <
fbt strles of buttons mad#- “*• Whit'
hall st. 12-9-19
A Good Sign.
GRANT OF KORSE.
PHONE 7 MAIN. 12'.. N. BROAD ST. I
All Kinds of Stove Repairing
HENRY THE FIXER n
and connecting. 125 Marietta St
lanta phone 1917. 11-21-7 i
All Kinds of Job Work Done, j
WE build houses, wood or brick, remodel .
Headquarters for -arpenters, cabinet
makers, brick masons. plasterers. Into- ■
rior wall painting or tinting put in glass,
re-set grates, cement floors, -(helving ta- I
hies and counters Lok prices and I Igh j
oualltv 62H South Forsyth L
Fell 1187 Atlanta 6087-M 11-19-11 |
Altering. Cleaning, Pressing.
WE t>< ’ REP ' IRI N< alter
Ing. Your suits called fur an<’ deli\
•red promptly 15 N Forsyth >t At-
Knta
50c HERE WE RE *LGAIN W)c ~ ' ■
HITTS SPONGED and pressed, all ,-po.s
removed, buttons, rest wed, • dr. All for
ROc. Neat, quick job. Call M 2832
IDEM. TAILOH SHOP.
jW r St \u '• ed i ron Bi JSt
Moving Pictures
AT THE VAI I >I3TTI MOJ DA 7
Militant Suffragett* iThunhouser)
**The Lonelim-ss oi Neglect’ lAinciicarn.
■’The Duel (Keystone).
Mabel’s strategy” (Keystone<
12-2 S-71
’ TT'THk ALAMO NkXT WEEK
The Belmont Quartet. Don ’ t fail to
bear Comedx and harmony sing
fris
Architects.
MANK W. COOKSEY, architect 351- j
52 Candler annex Phones Ivy 587-J
171. 50-11-12
Artistic Signs.
“‘EVENTI AI.LY WHY X" NOW?”
M’GRATH A M'RAE.
Sign painters Broad and \la Mau ICO
Artists’ Supplies. {
SPECIAL PRICES to colleges in artists’ 1
supplies; also artistic picture framing
Samuel <». Walker. 91 N Prvor Ivy 5331. ,
Auction Sales of Furniture and ,
Household Goods.
oESRfIRXir' ai '•••ri-'-N •■•AirwY. w
East Mitchell street, buys and sells | i
everything: regular auction Tuesday and 1
Frida; Bell phone Main 2124 JO-3-41 ,
P t\VN BIT<M<Eits“AUCT!oN I 6 'isi:. 51 ■
Decatur street. We buy and sell any 1
and everything Atlanta phone 2285. Hell I
phone Main 1134. Main 187 7-29-20 |
SPRINGER'S AUCTION H« IVSE. nF 25 ,
South Pryor street, will buy "i sell your
household goods, pianos and office furni
ture. Main 1526. 10-3-6
PEMBROKE SALEH COMPANY, under
new management, will accept your sur- ■
plus stock of any kind on consignment:
cash advanced: settlement tii cute of sale
143 South Pryor street Bell phone Main
1634. Main 187. Atlanta phone 2285. 8-6-30
Banks.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
Corner Alabama and Broad Streets
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1.000.000
Barber Parlors.
inRSTCLASS W'fltK b; <>X|>erlonced
white men Allen M Pierce. 16 Ma
rietta streetl2-10-10
Barber Shops.
HAIR CUTS 15c? .
3 Viaduct place, between Peachtree and '
Broad
Best Umbrellas
The “Tailor M.iT“ 1 tn I • Ila
OUR detachable handle umbrellas for $1
and up are unequal* d in service; all
freshly made; kept in repair tre< 01 all
charges. 116 H. Whitehall street Bell
phone Main 27 IS 12-26-13
Boots and Shoes Retail.
RED SEAL Slloi: SII< >P \H \ NTA- '
MADE SHOES ) 93 PEACHTREE.
Builders’ Hardware.
KING HARDWARE CO
BUILDERS HARDWARE supplies
equipment and tools of all kinds 63 ,
Wavhtree street 12 ’
Buttons and Plating Company
Buttons and Plaiting Co .
Buttons made of your own material
Canes and Umbrellas.
UMBRELLA B n • ■
tlon handles, repairing. re-mvenng
Harry Briggs, .■ Viaduct place. 11 :*.<» »'.»
Carpet and Rug Cleaning, Etc.
■
cleans all kinds carpets, rugs a ape
< laity. Ivy 3135-J Hlania IMS 4
Auburn atenuf. 10 j -12 I
Chiropody, Manicuring and
Hairdressing
WITCH HAZEL :m<l cucumber iellv '
makes ’he hands smooth. soft and white. *
50c a bottle Claybm A Zahn. Manicur
ing, Hairdressing. Massage and Chjr«»pod.\
Parlors, 36’ Whiten.di t. 12 0-39'.
Cigars and Tobacco.
WEATHERLY Ml ILER
5 DECATI’H ST. .up; IP >\ \ \”Z A ,
1 *LE A K 11 A \ \X \ gai >. Hr a 11 ♦ > .t nd I
Zit>. - -1 . .... • .< 8
Cleaning and Dying.
CHICAGO CLEANING \\ I > DYEING CO
<'HEMIC AL, st erun. <b v .leaning 1 ..el ins’ '
Work a specials \V. ik . .<II*-.> f.q alm I
.|ellt<Tr<l 54 Past H.iri-.s Atlanta -I'
222? ,; -
Coal. Coke and Wood.
. m/F,'. ?2<TTv> ; |
1049. KS Pi ters. 338 Highland ave
Colored Undertakers
LA't 1 AKE,i ANI i:m
BALMER. 36 S< I I H BROAD S.
Dry Goods and Notions
L'Hi j., ; |. mat" columns ...*|
T!» . X .:e , . . v „, art .„„..
i
■ Engraving, Watchmaking and
Jewelry Repairing.
!•' I I .1 EV. ELI: 1 • R. Bll«h, the ex-
hort watrhmak* !, ir higi gra/lc Ameri- I
• an ami Swiss wahi.>-. .d’•• ••spe<-ial at
trition !<• I 'L.-'- •- ’-I <'!."’ks. (’idled |
Ilf \ ♦ irP <’.ii arranged. 6 On- j
G
i! w. ”< pair iig. 'ngravi.ig
or fewclrv Tenuring, bring I’ to J. B.
•G) ■ di. ’ ir.iu: jeweler, 10U South ,
12-5-4 1
I :
Fire-Proof Storage.
• • Hoi BEHOLD GOODS and :
' iffic. am uar.-lwii.se. 239-241
I'dgcwood avori.i'- ivy 2037 Tohn .1.
w..(Hp-i.lp Storagi (Vimpanv.
Furniture Repaired.
lirxi’liltsox 6. DORSEY , upholstering
and furnltur. repairing. 91 Mangunt. '
Atlanta 3073-1' 12-17 28
Gas Light and Plumbing.
!•' O. HENTLhKe. LEWIT. ATL. 2506
National Light & Plumbing Co. I
C< >NTRA<'3'GRS of plumbing and gas
tilting All repair work given prompt
attention. We “!1. Hpair and maintain!
anv kind of gaa lights, mantles and sup
plies. 201 Whitehall 12-6-23
Hardware.
A. J. Marlin Hardware Company.
W E ha’ »• i w readx for aile entire line
of drummer’s samples in toys, voloci
pedcs and Iron wagons 212 .Marle’ta st
Hat Cleaning and Shoe Shine
Parlor.
■ *• St n<
I’a i :or. 8' E Ala T. 11 -11-9
Hatters.
AO.MT: H \-i”i'f:Us" make old hat« look
lil < new Mail orders given prompt a1-
J ! ' 1! street. 12-3-44
House Wreckers.
quick.
Well facilitated; also build houses, ga
rages, barns: fences; lowest prices Save
’ok big irionev Denton A* Flournoy,
II disc Wreckers. 16V a N. Broad street.
12-19-43
Instrument Makeri.
I- \ B<)BTR( »M MF(: »’< > ,
Instrument Makers.
Nov located it 287v 2 edgewood
A\ ENEE All kinds of high-grade light
machine work done. Sjm rial attention
given to repairing of engineers’ Instru
ments. LEVELS and TRANSITS 10-24-26
Invalid and Sick Room Supplies.
FERRYMAN a Co.. 10 X'orih Broa.l hi .
9 North Forsyth si Bell M. 2010. At
larita 2010.12-7-59
Machine Work.
F()R all kinds of machine work see
Camp Bros . nnw located at 275 Mari
etta street.. Phone Main 2937. ._ 12-3-4
Multigraphing.
LET IS Ml L TIGRA I 'll your Christmas
letters Southern Multigraphing Co., 224
i:.»r:<l. »ij.ti Bldg Phone 99Z 12-10-8
Office Fixtures.
< \imt.\ti:i: shop.
.'ROCKETT & CARTER,
10 12 PETERS ST. BOTH PHONES.
Piano Tuning.
PIANOS tuned and repaired All work
guaranteed; 82 years experience. Phone
Main 2021.1 Charles H. Smith, 115
Pi ach ret sti eet
Pool Parlors.
WHEN IN r 1 w \ piaj pool it the Crys
tal Fool parlors; new, live tables. 9
East Alabama and 20Q. Decatur streets.
Real Estate Mortgages and
Securities.
GI’ARAN I'EE T’l’l’ST and Banking t'om
h. E Alabattia St. Main 1077
Roofers and Tinners.
WE M \KE ' SPECI U.TY OF GR IVEI
AND TIN ROOFING AND PAINTS
AY Al. Kill: ROOF'INC, Co . 22! KHODES
BLDG. M 1075 ATI. 1915. 11-21-6
Sewing Machines.
WE RENT new machine.*, with complete
set of attachments for $2 per month;
els., machines ..‘paired; prompt delivery.
: Hoti, Phom S is?.; Singer Sewing Ma
.'■■mpa:,y. 79 Whitehall 9 14-44
Sewing Machines Repaired.
I N RGRERTS, expert Repairing, re
building familx and dressmaking nia-
| chines. . 19 ters street Bell phone Main
12-23-19
Shaves Shirts, Shines, Shoes.
I ''l' Vol t: CONVENIENCE ’ ALLEN
- M. PIERCE, 16 MARIETTA STR] ET
Shoes.
BES'I SII.’ES tor the whole lunwlx al
Peacock x- Dr.mnen, 222 Marietta st.
Signs.
(’ALL ON HAMMOND SIGN CO FOR
■ b’.’O WoltK AND PROMPT ATTEN-
TON ' ALABAMA Mvi x ;
Store Fronts.
’ 'LL FoU
■I. W. PITTM \X.
■■\ l: PEXTEI; \X | ’ OA HINE r Wt >RK
STORE FP.oxtS \ SPECIALTY
VfI.ANTA PlioNl! 5425.
Stoves and Ranges.
EX< ELSIOR Cook STOVES
Sold in A lanta f«>r Fortx Years
HiGHTGWKR HXRDWARE <’<»
Stove and Range Repairing.
D.W THE I'IXEIE
STOVES AND REFRIGERATOR RE
PAIRING
Wp Kell sp< ondband gas stove*.
We rw< • p chimneys
12: WHI’l I II \LI. STRUET
i Af.oUta !*hone 723.» Beil Phone Main 2639
Stove Repairing
Till' STOVE ItdcTOi?.
! STo\ i > tai ... mt! Uirna.e.s All work
, e '•' e,l R. ;i plume Main 1460 10
S.mili Hi ■ I. • I 12 7-32
Studios
UAL M'MtH S‘‘N nvites the public to
\ >H his studio io see his new line of
l.'imlu.g'* latg. ami smail Studio 97G
I’caclitrve street. Alfriend building
Trunks. Bags and Suitcases.
RETa'i'i.cl ‘ AND ' REPAIRED
ROUNTREE’S
Typewriter Repairing and
Supplies
|l'i ' i’S ’i RANDALL. _’’7.|\ Temple
‘ ’ 1 I'd Eg I'll.-ne Man* t-L \r r
• : • p; 74.12
fIEAD FOR PROFIT-GLOKGIAN WANI AD3-USE FOR RESULTS ERDAY. 1)E( EMBER 28.
THE ATLANTA GEORGUN
Published by The Georgian Company.
20 East Atlanta,
Alabama-st ' Georgia.
Entered at Atlanta post office at second
class matter.
Subscriptions Payable In Advance,
one year, mail, postage prepaid. $5 on
Six months, mail, postage prepaid 250
i Three months, mail, postage prepaid 1.25
i One month, mail, postage prepaid. 45
I
.Subscriptions Payable in Advance
Delivered by carrier, one yearss.2o
Delivered by carrier, six months .... 2 60
Deliven by ■ irrier, thre< months .1M
Delivered by carrier, one month . 45
Delivered hv carrier in Atlanta and
othei ' ‘ ’v< ek 10 .
Help Wanted—Female.
WOMAN or girl to do general housework; ;
I prefer some one t<« stay on lot. (Tall ;
Iv.v 6,~>59. ?9 Vedado way. 70-28-12
.•WANT!:!* Nurs-, also light housework; i
> I
M \NTHD \ voung woman to do gen-!
• ral housework: good salary. 65 Wabash
| av C- 66-28-12
TWO good girls, about 16. at once. Ap-
Pb today, 4 o’clock, or Monday.
■' 1'.!.,,;.! 12-28-49
w ANTED Laundress to work on lot?
• Apply 7,13 North B-■iii»-\ar-i 12-28-39 i
AN'i I.D - <;irl twelve or fourteen sears
old to nurst bab\ one year old." 144
< ’a pi tol a ven iin 12-28-40
<4001) <IH )K waTTtrda t' 91 East Linden
avenue (’.ill between 5 and 8 o’clock.
52 28-12
WANTED <Joo<l cook and maid M’lll
stay on lot No other need appK. 72
Spring street.
;o-t)-:ral
nousew’ork: steam heated apartment.
•M’Ply 62 Washington terrace Apartment
'4 l2-28-13
I VV ANTED--At mice a competent lady
bookkeeper Apply Montag Bros., 10
12-28 11
i WANTED A good laundress, (’all Main
■ ■■ ‘ i aien ie 12-28-18
LADIES iriaki Es id at homeT $lO per
week. Work sent prepaid to reliable
Y° ,I,en Particulars for stamped ad
dressed envelope. fCureka Company.
Dept. K2-A Kulamazito. Mich. 37-28-12
LADY to trav.-l in Georgia for 1913: gro
(•eries, randies, jewelrj. Good pay and
tailored suit or tw’enty-year watch free,
in 9(i days. Experience unnecessary. Mc-
Rrady & Co., Chicago. 41-28-12
WAN'I ED ¥<»ung w omen ami gins desir-
attractive positions.
Welfare of operators and clerks closely
supervised by the company; their con
duct on the premises carefully guarded bx
matron, women supervisors and chief
operator, who have complete control over
he retiring and operating room Two
weeks’ training course for those inexne
rienced, salary being paid while learning
salary increased at the end of two weeks
ano, for those becoming efficient, in
creased as they become worthy, with op
poriunities tor ultimate advancement to
$-a per month References proving the
standing of the applicant essential. Those
leaving educational advantages preferred
< Lunch room and comfortable retiring
rooms provided, with several hundred
< arnegie library hooks for the eonven
ence of operators. Matron and trained
nurse in attendance. Apply preferably in
& el ;? O rE’, 8: l 0 a ’ ,n to 5 P nithird floor
Bell lelephone Exchange, corner Mitchell
and South Pryor. Atlanta. Ga. 11-2-8
WANTED Good cook whh references.
Bell phone 281 L Last pr>int 12-27-44
WANTED Colored woman as cook for
small family. Apply 358 Washington
street. 55-21-12
WANTED -Two good maids at 115 South
Pryor street.lo-27-34
W AN 1 El> A young lad\ to make change,
and wrap jiackages in small dry goods
store; some experience, necessary; wages
$«• per week Dry Goods, Box 827 care
Georgian 43-27-12
WANTEI>—Good cook and liou«r~girl
Apply’ at once 210 Hill st.; best wages
ANTED At ohce, good cook; room on
lot. Ai>ply 38 South Prado. Anslev
Park. 12-27-19
WANTED A good servant for~cc»o\ and
general housework. Single. Servant
room furnished. Ivy 2719-L. 12-27-3
A Nl'.A I. reliable whTte woman, bring
ing good references, to do the work in
a family of two. Mrs. Jennie C. Adams,
23 Rosalia street 26-27-12
WA NTET) Girl for housework Appiv
WANTED—Fifty - women
wanted to distribute ad
vertising matter from house
to house throughout the
city. \V ork dignified and
respectable. No experience
necessary. Apply at oiuu?
to SO2 Hillyer Trust Build
M ANTED At once, good cook; must
sleep in house; good wages. Apply 20
E<»rt Me 1 ’herson. 12-26-31
MAN FED Bookkeeper of some expe
rience; preferably with knowledge of
typewriting and stenography. a light
position.P o. Box 1132 59-26-12
SPECIAL RATIOS are given on ’’Situa
. tlons Wanted” ads. Your 30-word ad
; inserted one time for 10c, three times for
-20 c. seven times for 40?
i Help Wanted—Male.
MEN WANTED with rig to introduce and
sell 85 extracts, spices, medicines, etc.:
I lug money. Wilson made S9O weekly. We
mean business. Box 774. Dept. 13, Cedar
Rapids, low a. 72-28-12
WANTED M<‘ti of ability to learn cotton
business by our correspondence course
’ and type samples; high salaried contracts
‘ made. (’harlotte Cotton School, Char
c 71-28-12
W ANTED \. first-class butler. Applx
501 West Peachtree. 12-28-36
. j I WANT YOU to learn the barber trade.
Another rush for barbers this season.
" Best trade in existence today Good
mono) Light work. Students given half
( J the receipts in finishing department. Call
jor write for catalogue Moler Barber Col
■ lUL l<U( kl< street 35-28-12
!\\ KN’I’ED Good, sober, settled colored
, man to work at night at the new Wil
. Hams hotel, West Mitchell street
’ | 12 18-1 ’.
• DON’T prepare for any cMI service ex-
tf'ninaiion without seeing our catalogue
I Free. Columbian Correspondence (College,
» VVa hit fton, D C i.’. -21*12
A NTED Foi i g . ■ < able bodh
unmarried men between ages of 18 and
85. citizens of United States, of good
character and temperate habits, who can
speak, read and write the English lan
guage Eor information, apply to Re
cruiting Officer, corner Peachtree and
Forsyth streets Atlanta, or 411 Cl- rry
s£ Maeon. Ga. 9-4-27
\NY competent person desiring to belter
his present ixisition can learn some
thing >f advantage about different ways
of getting positions by sending address to
Havnes Mfg Co. Henrietta. N C.
70 12
Fi:#:r ILLI STRATED book tells about
more than 160,000 protected positions in
I nited States service More than iV.fiOu
vacancies tverj year Then is a big
i chanct hen for you. sure and generous
pa\, ’ fetiine employment Easy to gel
’Just ask for booklet (' 412 N<» obligation
I • \\ .-» ngtoi 1 • ’ ’
BE A DETICCTIVE Earn ‘ $750* ~t o’ S3OO
s , per ti. nti. travel ovet the world
[) i Write Superintendent Ludvig. 146.3 Scar
i ritt building. Kansas 83-30-11
‘j l Wil L START Y'»t eartHnc fi 320 b 2
home in spare time, silvering mirrors,
no capital; free instinctive booklet, giv
i mg plans of operation. G. F Redmond.
I Boston. Mass- 9-14 19
W ANTED Good all-round man for butler
I and Chauffeur Bell phone 291 L East
*2IiILL 12-27-45
W \N'TEI> \n experiment, butler \T~
12 I•«■'■ 11 ivy 1562 1~27 40
• I FURNIsiiED room fre< foi boy* making
WANTED Mai to w ork 11 box
thi» with experience
I in euttiiiir mum! and oval boxes.
• j App|\ \up ric,'in llai Manufac-
• Ull’liij I '•» . r«.‘i | \larjei Hi Si
Help Wanted—Male
DRAI GIIoX’S BUS. COLLEGE.
Atlanta. Catalogue Free.
xl’ I; ( IAI. 11 < > LIDA YHA TES _
BOOKKEEPER -Double entry. Must be j
rapid and accurate with figures and able j
to take trial balance. State age, experi
, ence and salary. Address in own hand
writing. c D . B‘»x 200, care Georgian
’ _ _l2-27-5
WANTED -Good, honest colored boy
messenger, with wheel. Good wages.
1 Hood’s Ph;irma*‘.v, 431 Marietta.
12-26-27
WANTED Experienced traveling man to
j sell our line of medicines to the trade;
give references and experience in your
reply A good proposition for the right
i man. Apply to Raney’ Medicine Company.
Rebecca, Ga 12-26-21
W ANTEIj A few good solicitors; steady
positions; salary and commission: a fu
! tore t«» men of ambition, (’all 802 Austell
! Btu 9 a. m., stn6p. m. 30-26-12
jI.AILWAY MAIL clerks wanted. S9OO
first year; promotion to SI,BOO. Exami
nation:- January 11. Common education
sufficient with my coaching. Full in
formation free. Write for booklet Q 412.
Earl Hopkins. Washington, D. C. 12-14-17
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED—
S9O month Atlanta examinations Jan
uary 11. Coaching free Franklin insti-
I lute. Dept. 49W, Rochester. N. Y. 42-11-11
I'REK MASSAGE, hair cuts, shaves,
shampoo*' All barber work free. Clean
linen Atlanta Barber College, 10 West
Mitchell 5-27-26
YES, Professor G. O. Brannhig will teach
you the barber trade (it’s easy). We
teach in one-hall time of other colleges.
Course and position in our shops only
S3O. Why’ pay more? Thousands of our
graduates running shops or making good
wages. .Atlanta. Barber College, 10 East
Mitchell street 5-11-17
WANTED Ideas. Inventors write for list
of inventions wanted and prizes offered
by manufacturers. Also, how to get your
patent. Sent free to any address. Ran
dolph & Briscoe, patent attorneys. Wash
ington. D. C. 7-11-23
STOI’ at Hilburn hotel, heart of city, 10W
Walton street, if you want a clean, quiet
room; transient 50c Open, all night.
WANTED -Bright, strong
boys to deliver routes in
afternoons. Good wages
and chance for promotion.
Call at circulation depart
meift The Atlanta Georgian,
20 East Alabama street.
SPECIAL RATES are elven 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.
JOB PRESS FEEI'ER wanted. Gale City
Printing Company. 23H East Mitchell
street. 12-28-69
ERFE TO ““ALL OUR
PRACTICE DEPART
MENT. REMIN (i TO N
T Y P E VV R 1 TE R COM
PANY, 56 N. BROAD ST.
WANTED-A .voting man or young lady
to feed steel die hand press. Apply
Montag Bros., 10 Nolson street. 12-28-14
WANTED Man and wife to live on placed
for cook and butler. Apply M. K. Ber
ger. 145 East North avenue.3o-28-12
ANY INTELLIGENT person inay r earn
steady income corresponding for news
papers. Experience unnecessary. Ad
dress Press Correspondents Bureau.
: Washington, D. C. 45-14-12
, WANTED Clerk about seventeen years
old, by’ the Shoe Renury, 80 . North
i Broad street. 12-26-25
i Try Raney's Blood Remedy
FOR RHEUMATISM, OLD SORES. UL-
1 CER S, CANCER, PELLAGRA,
SCROFULA. FEMALE TROUBLES. IN
; DIGESTION ECZEMA AND TETTER;
SSO FOR A CASE OF SPECIFIC BLOOD
; POISON IT FAILS TO CURE CALL ON
THE RANEY MEDICINE COMPANY.
, 51.3 AUSTELL BLDG., ATLANTA, GA.
ATLANTA PHONE 614 OFFICE
! HOURS, 7 TO 6. SUNDAY. 9TO 12.
Agents Wanted.
AGENTS W ANTED everywhere to han-
■ die our specialties. Send at once for
free proposition Mutual Mfg. Co.. Dept.
S. 317 Fourth Nat l Bank Bldg. Atlanta.
Ga. 66-21-12
MANUFACTURER of guaranteed hosiery
with linen heels and toes wants agent to
' visit consumers direct. Reorders Insure
permanent, increasing interne Exclusive
■ territory Credit. Parker Mills. 735
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa. 34-7-12
BE INDEPENDENT: Start a mail order
’ business in your own home. We tell
i you how. and furnish everything needed
wholesale. An honorable and profitable
• business for man or woman. Particulars
. free. Many make $3,000 a year. Murphy
! Manufacturing Company. South Norwalk,
, Conn.s-11-5
W ANTED AGENTS -Average salesman
can make $lO per day selling Scarbor-
: ough's productions hi Florida. We give
you a guarantee of $4 per day. Address
H. J Finch, Jacksonville, Florida.
’l2-21-2
Teachers Wanted.
SPECIAL FALL enrollment; good open
‘ Ings yet Foster’s Teachers Agency,
J Atlanta, Ga. 9-23 31
Salesmen Wanted.
; SELL FRUIT TREES
• ;\V.\NTEI> -one hundred salesmen in
j Southern states; easy terms; prices
> i right. Write today. Upson Nurseries.
- I Yatesville. Ga. 69-28-12
: I Salesmen WANTED Handle arUcle
I • that sells on sight. Lam g<»o(l wages,
f | Send for complete set of instructions in
1 salesmanship free Turner Maund,
• it\ a. Ga. 88-28* Is
■ SALESMEN WANTED everywher
1 carry our line of cigars on the road.
Chance to make SIOO per month and ex
penses. No experience necessary . Great
1 Western Cigar Company, Boulder. Coio
; I rado. I 2-28-10
<’ \P\BLiC S\LESM \N to cover Georgia
. i with staple line. High commissions; SIOO
i monthly advance and permanent position
I to right man. Jess H. Smith. Detroit,
i | Mi< h. 42-28-12
1 ! TRAVELING SALESMEN.
H WE REQUIRE THE SERVICES
• >E THREE G< )(R>. LIVE. AC
ri\ U. HIGH-GRADE TRAVEL
ING SALESMEN T< > TRAVEL
! SOU I'HEILX STATES. Xl’l’Ll-
J. ’HANTS Ml ST BE MORE THAN
25 Y U \RS ( »F AGE. il( •’ >1 » PER
SONALITY, \ND HAVE SUC
<1 ' ESSEUL RECORD AS SALES-
• I di N T< • SUCH WE '’A N ’»E
FER A POSITION THAT WILL
LAY S2OO AND UP PER MoNTH
t \HoVE EXPENSES. EXCLU
SIVE TERRITORY AND TRA\
. I: I ING ENPE N S ES ADV A N( ’ ED
, REP’ERENCES REQUIRED.
J E E WHITE.
810 Forsyth buildin<;.
ATLANTA 25 27
"» !\\ ANTED Good man to hamlie 11m of
ciders and vinegars, exclusive territory
and high grade goods, liberal commis-
I slons. weekly settlements; exclusive or
- ; side lino; references required. Redlands
1 dm C< . Ri< hmond« Va. 25-26 2
. i Situ; tions Wanted—Male and
Fomale.
WK 11A \I: LISTED WITH
US A NUMBER DE
<;•(>() D ST EN O(i RA
PHERs. EMPLOYMENT
DEPARTMENT. REM
IN’iTON TYPEWIHI'ER
COMPANY. 12-2 S-."
I
Situations Wanted— Female.
SPECIAL RATES are gxven on “Situa
tions Wanted’’ ads. Your 30-word ad
inserted one time for 10c, three times for <
20c, seven times for 40e
’ EXPERIENCED lady stenographer, rapid '
■ and accurate, desires position by the J
Ist Address E. L. «»!., Box 828. care
Georgian. 25-28-12 1
WANTED— Position as housekeeper or 1
linen room in hotel; competent Ad- i
dress P. O. Box 356, Atlanta, Ga.
65-27-12 ♦
WANTED—Position as companion by re- (
fined elderly lady. Address 8.. Box 206,
care Georgian. 53-27 12 J
WANTED—By’ a lady a position in an
office. Address D.. Box 826, care Geor
gian. 45-27-12 1
WANTED Sewing out by day, or will
take work home, good on nice dresses; 1
■sl and rar fare per day. Dressmaker, 371
E. Hunter 12-27-12 ;
iVAXTEb < asSa to nurse by experienced
sick nurse; maternity cases a specialty;
rntes reasonable. Best of references.
Phone West 1054. 31-27-12 1
REFINED young woman wants position 1
at once as companion and nurse to in- .
valid lady or child: would do light house- j
keeping; am experienced sick nurse; must .
have work. Nurse. Box 206. care Geor
gian. 55-26-12 •
EDUCATED, refined alone, ]
must have work at once; one year’s hos
pital training and several months’ practi
cal experience sick nursing: would accept
place as companion to elderly person or
anything suitable for Southern girl. Ad
dj>^g_Margaret. care Georgian 56-26-12
WOMAN with good recommendation |
wants a servant s place where there are
no other servants, with a room on the
lot; has a moral principle; husband. Ad
dress Eh, J., care Post office, 43-26-12 .
COMPETENT stenographer desires posi
tion. permanent or temporary; eight
years experience. Phone Main 1906-L.
WANTED- Clerical position by lady
school teacher. I desire to locate with
a reliable firm; can give best of refer
ences. Address Mrs. Murphy, 1 Holder
ness street. » 32-26-12
Situations Wanted—Male.
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.
\\ ANTED -By young man, extra work
to do at night. Letter writing, book
keeping or clerical w’ork. F. O. S., Box
-08. care Georgian. 58-27 12
\\ ANTED—Position by energetic man
that is capable and willing; have had
two years' experience as shipping clerk,
but prefer grocery. I ask only what 1 am
worth. Give me a trial. 142 W. Baker st.
l'EA< HER Experienced gentleman, de
sires position in January; best refer
ence: state term and salary in first let
ter. Address Box 8. Macclenny, Fla.
* - 61-28-12
SITUATION WANTED by young man
of good appearance and ability, as col
lector on salary’ or commission. Can put
up cash bond and give references. Ad
dress Bond, Box 211. care Georgian, or
phone Ivy 6033-J. 56-28-12
W’ANTED—Position as general office man
or bookkeeper. Have had six years ex
perience and can furnish best of refer
ences. Address G., Box 216. care Geor
-55-28-12
WANTED—Position by Al blacksmith:
strictly’ sober. P. O. Box 510. Atlanta
AMBITIOUS and competent young man
stenographer desires position. Onlv
permanent situation with good future will
be considered. Address C., Box 209, care
Georgian. 40-28-12
POSITION by young man January I, ex
perienced in clerical w’ork; now em
ployed. Clerical work preferred. W. P..
Box 829, care Georgian. 29-18-12
WANTED— Position as bookkeeper or
general office work by young married
man of two and a half years experience.
Must he healthy location and permanent
position. Can fugnish best references and
give reason for neing out of employment.
; Must have work. Address G. I. 8.. 116
Prince street, Americus, (4a. 51-27-12
FIRST-CLASS grocery man. now
employed, would like to make
, change. Would not consider a
$lO or sl2 per week job. Ad
dress Groceryman. care Georgian.
39-27-12
YOUNG MAN wants position as chauf
feur. Can drive any car. Not afraid
of work. Can furnish best of references
. Address G. W. C., Box 525. care Geor
gian; 37-27 12
W ANTED Position as bookkeeper; ac
curate, rapid, neat, long experience in
corporation work; also capable of hand
: ling heavy correspondence. References
the best: must locate immediately. A. A.
, C., Box 81H, care Georgian.2B-27-12
WANTED Position as bookkeeper: open
January 1; now employed in citv: can
> furnish references. W. M. W., 16 South
’ Jackson 36-27-12
W ANTED—Position as grocery clerk;
I would like to start at once; ean give
I gilt-edged references as to my honesty
■ and reliability; will work in or out of
> city. E. L. M., 20 Cooper street, citv.
’ 311-2 7_-l_2
WANTED- By young man twenty years
! old, position in an office; have had four
i years experience and can furnish the
very best of references. F. L. M.. Box
: 817, care Georgian.s2-26-12
• SITUATION WANTEIi b' - expert stenog
, rapher and telegraph operator as pri-
I vate secretary; capable handling corre
spondence alone; experienced business
analyst and reorganizer, gilt edge refer
ences. P. O, Box 692, City, 47-26-12
WANTED By a colored man, a position
as cook. Address Cook. 90 Houston st
’ 46-26-12
: EXPERIENCEIi young man ot 21 desires
position as clerk in retail grocery store
at once; best references. Call Bell phone
Main 5312. 40-26-12
WANTED Position In private fatnilv by
i reliable colored boy as butler Address
S Robert. reur '• Garnett street. 35-26-12
; WANTED—By promising young “man;
with experience and best of references,
i employment from January 1 as book
keeper; can do any office or bank work.
1 IK? J?® - Collins, Ga. 34-24-12
WANTED Position In drug store; have
• : had three years experience in drug husl
, ness; have just completed first course in
. pharmacy. Will furnish reference. Want
to begin January 1. Address Drug Busi
ness. Bo« 100. care Georgian. 12-24-1
WANTED Position as tiookkeeper: rapid;
1 very accurate; can handle heavy work;
i understand corporation accounting fully;
! references very best; bond if necessary’:
i will be open for Job by 26th: company am
. with going out of business. Please do not
• answer unless you have opening for A-l
man. R. R. E . Box 100. care Georgian.
171-21-12I71-21-12
SOBER, hustling, ~experienced business
| man wants traveling position; can give
best of reference. Address P. <>. Box 96.
Yatesville, Ga. 38-16-12 !
Personal.
LADIES- Ask your druggist for Chiches
ters Pills, the Diamond brand, for 25
years known as best, safest, always relia
ble, buy of your druggist. Take no other
Chlchesters Diamond Brand Pills are sold
by druggists everywhere. 5-2-1
EVERYBODY knows ttiat a ~ L. Burnett
has the newest atnl most complete line
of wall papers. He also guarantees all
tils work. Better be safe than sorry J |
L. Burnett, 22 E. Mitchell st. Phones 48
r 11-21-8
DoLL HOSPITAL Dolls repaired. 205
J South Forsy th street. Residence phone
I Malt; 4311-J. 39-26-12
: MATERNITY SANITARIUM Private
refined, homelike Urn ted number of
patients cared for Home provided for
imams. Mrs. M T >litchell, 26 Wind
sor St. 11-9-57
FLY SCREENS. FLY SCREENS. FLY
SCREENS Wood fly screens, metal fly
■ s -re-ns. hardwood floors. Venetian blinds. 1
rnetai weather strips fun...died anywhere
in the South. Write or phette W. R Cal
laway, manager. 1403 Fourth National
■ ’ Bank building Atlanta Ga. Main 5310
I 8-15-5 j
—, ,
■ SERIOUS RESULTS come tram trusses :
1 tnprep..);y titled, loh: I: Darfel, at 44
Wall street, has an expert fni< and tt I
’ »11 <st ■ ."i e mote to > Mt flt
you, ar<l :t tnevn- ineuraroe 4-24-19
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.
LOST—One large gold hand ring; inside
mn l ar f y to . Flory ” Ret urn to Z. HJ.
Miller, 2’ 2 N. Broad st., and receive suit- ,
able reward. 66-28-12
LOST F'emale collie dog. eight months
old; answers to name “Bo Peep." Lib
oral reward for information leading to re
covery. Thomas Parks, 42 Virginia ave.
67-28-12
L’uST lifctween Durand’s grill room and
Hunter street, one small black pocket
book, containing between $65 and S7O.
Linder please return to cashier. Durand's
grill room, and get reward._l 2-28-68
LOST Eltlrer in Temple Court ur Fourth
National Bank building on Thursday.
26th, a package of statements of Agnes
Scott college accounts, including two
notes. Finder will please notify J. E.
rain, 51 Garnett street 62-28-12
LOST—(>n Whitehall street, between
Alabama and .Mitchell, or in Alamo
theater, one ladies’ diamond ring with two
sets, and one gent’s diamom] ring. Any
information, call Atlanta phone 5454; re
ceive reward. 54-28-12
F( )I ND—One lemon and white pointer.
For information, call 486 Main. Find
leV3l-28-12
LOST Small female fox terrier, one black
ear. black spot on back. Name “Doot
sie. ' (’all Ivy Sip. Reward. 44-28-12
LOS'L Brown English bulldog, undershot
jaw. screw tail. Answers name of Mutt.
Return to Atlanta Leather <*•>.. and get
reward. 49-27-12
L()ST- Large amethyst pin in gobi setting
at Terminal station or (’hamberlln-
Johnson - Du Bose's; $5 reward for return to
Mrs. Kate Cox. Ivy 1640.1 T-27-21
LOST Scotch collie dog, tan, with white
collar. Answers to name of Laddie.
Reward. 604 Washington.l2 27-8
LOST—Silver mesh bag coniainlng cards
and gloves, on Peachtree street between
Candler building and Edgewood avenue.
Phone Ivy 3559-J or Ivy 4828 and get re
wai-<' l£- < \V. JI.-Rym<>r. 12-26-1
PARTY calling West 405 Tuesday after
noon will Id nd! 3’ call again. 12-26 5
LOST In or around" Atlanta Saturday.
21st, a ring; seven diamonds set in a
row. Reward. A. D’Antignac, Southern
Mortgage Company, Gould Building. At
lanta. L2-26t19
luOST —Bunday. between ~ Jrace church
and North avenue, on North Boulevard,
combination watch pin and brooch; heatl
of woman surrounded by pearls; small
diamond in center: return to 478 N. Boule
vard. Phone Ivy 1012-L. Liberal reward.
Matrimonial
WIDOW. 30, comfortably situ
ated, would marry. S.. Box 35.
League. Toledo. Ohio. 32-28-12
Medical.
I. EDMONDSON’S Pennyroyal
and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re
liable treatment for painful and sup
pressed menstruation, irregularities and
similar obstructions. Trial box by mail.
50c Frank Edmondson & Bro., manufac
turing chemists, 11 North Broad street.
Atlanta 2-17-14
MRS. DR. VIOLET’MdMILLAN: ’
DISEASES of women and children. 200-
202 Hillyer Trust Bldg. Bell phone Ivy
<<l9. 9-28-58
Dropsy.
DROPSY CURED— Relieves shortness of
breath in 36 to 48 hours. Reduces swell
ing in fifteen to twenty days. Collom
Dropsy Remedy Co., 512 Austell bldg. At
lanta.
Palmistry.
CLAIRVOYANT
AND
PA LMIST.
HAS pleased and satisfied all
others: will please and satisfy
yon.
93 Auburn Ave. (In Tent.)
E( iyi >t FanTla T KV () V
ANT AND PALMIST.
TELLS Your Entire Life. Do you want
to know about your friends or enemies
or what to do to achieve success? Lo
cated in tent, S. Forsyth St., between
Garnett and Trinity ave. 12-28-72
CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST, located
ou East Hunter, between Central ave
nue and Washington street. 11-11-11
GYPSY PALM LSI’.
MADAME CAMILLE tells past, present
and future. Special reading, 25c. this
week. Located 50 Edgewood avenue, be
tween Ivy and Pryor. 11-11-34
Palmist and Life Reading.
17 EAST MITCHELL ST . (TN TENT)
’ GYPSY QUEEN.
IS NOW LOCATED in tent, corner For*
syth and Luckie; can be consulted on
.W: affairs of life. Charges moderate.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 6-25-11
For Sale—Miscellaneous.
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
PEACHES, apples, pears, plums, privet
and others at closing out prices. Cason
Nurseries, latesville. Ga. 68-28-12
FoR SALE—one carat diamond rimr'
perfect stone; cheap tor cash. Phone
Ivy 3986-L. Address Anxious. 535 High
land avenue. 12-28-60
FoR SALE—Go-cart. English style, with
leather top: .lark blue finish anil uphol
stering. 204 Highland avenue. Ivy 3992-
Ll 2-28-8
ONE Eclipse cook stove, latest pattern
one long iron pipe coil, wood or coal wn-’
ter heater to attach to tank, great success
and eeonomli al; also other very desirable
things. .1. W. Smith. 3 Hopkins street
West End car. 12-28-3
FU R NIT IRE WE IBUY AND RelT
CASH BARGAINS. SOUTHERN
WRECKAGE COMPANY 114 SOUTH
FORSYTH STREET. BOTH PHONES
SECOND-HAND SAFES—SmaII, meutum
and large home safes, sls; Hall’s bark
ano fireproof safes, vault doors, etc c
J. Daniel. 416 Fourth National Bank build-
-7-33
Foi; SALE -Gas range In perfect condL
J tmn. 1 sed only six months. Cheap
I 6794-1.. 12-23-o5
FoR sale Thirty dozen chemical lire
extinganshens. Cheap. J. c. Bright
well. Maxeys. Ga. 52-2.-12
I'op, 'ALE -Librar. table, '...iinge, f.rt77
sanitary,couch and other furniture if de
sired 2.a East North avenue. Iv) 6200
CAKRI AGES REPAIRED ANI~UE< <AC
ER ED.
NEW RUBBER TIRES PUT ON YOUR
BARYS CARRIAGE PHIiNE IVY
i 3076. ROBERT MITCHELL. 229 EDGE
| WoOT’ 7-18-lu
SAFES, files, ablnets, new & 2nd hd
Gookin Bank Office Equipment Co.
National Cash Registers.
s.>.>. SSO. $(»0. $75. SIOO and up. Terms
THE NATION\L CASH REGISTER CO
60 North Broad Street. 7-20-52
For Exchange—Miscellaneous
ITn EXCHANGE Either one ..r two g..od
.<O-tooi I. s. .s. 1.. Federal .risen f<y
plan..; value of lots $ lon eacl.. (.lureßs
I Box 714 care Georgian. 47-27-12
Auction Sales.
I
ISTi'Ci: ITXTI’RKS. < ..nslstlnUcd plate
i tiiises. wall (’list's,
|.'- ■ at 111 Peu.LliG.-e street Mon.lav. 11
■ i.bat-lc, -J M.m AjjcJ '
.39- -S-ly
Wanted—Miscellaneous
DROP A CARD~
'Xt Cash For
and ‘Shoes
; THE VEST! AIRE”
. ib6 Decatur Street.
J'URNITLRE and household goods Vi — ‘
■ fixtures and merchandise ff am-
SRXWSSBHS.®®?
i *<=i ii..'y
I W E PAY HIGHEST cash nrices fi - ~
. hold goods, pianos and fu'nfe'
f ash advanced on consignments, c.. Vi.
| furniture. Cash , advanced on crmjj?
, ments. Springer’s Auction House d
' h, ” lth Pryor street. Bell phone Mair. : ’
i 1 jj , Y 11 KN'S old clothes and
I ’ Car ' L j Bock ’ 32 Bell street*’
Automobiles.
.WANTED Seven-passenger
■ steamer, without body and tires vi?
cbanical parts must be O K P n
, 358. Gainesville. Ga. 7^a
ELECTRIC, in "fine
j one-third cost. 50]
; | Peachtree. 12- -, S ;i
, I $37.'» TAKES tny five-passenger 5<57.
power car Be quick. Owner, Box ev
! carp Georgian.
I FU’E-PASSENGER 1912. CiTata^“J
good as new, cost $2,000. will trad;
: I real es.ate. See Frank Hammond at Tb
; i Georgian. 12
, ' LN-USI-AL BARGAINS-One p a T~-’.
> seven-passenger car, late 1909 mode
. one sixty-horsepower, 1910, National
' ';t )nabout , an , d touring bodies
. 111 on tou , rln K oar (six-cylinder
I All three cars have tops, winds), id/
s speedometers etc., and are in fine , n .
L chanieal condition. Will sacrifice to ■ ,
room tor new cars coming in. Sign,.. 1-,
. gineerfng Company, rone and i'
■ streets, Atlanta. y,.
1912 MAXWELL 3-pasiemgei-
> s °°? conditton; wdrth $450
■ «oo0; $1;.O cash gets it. Owner; Box Br,
■ care Georgian. 30-'3.u
J OLDEST repairers of automobile iTTCC
tors, fenoers lumtw. etc.; also n:.,,
, tacturers of all kinds sheet metal w . ?
-.for automobiles; no fakes In OU r wnr
I Warlick Sheet Metul Mfg. Co 24k M
• 1 wood ave ■- .
I i ■ K y \
Garages.
: EI )G
34 AND 36 AUBURN AVE
, LARGE storage < apacity; moderate ratec
equipped to handle most difficult injt ■
■ mobile repair work. We guaranty our
work v her*- others promise. 12<8-51
| ‘ r -
Business Opportunities.
i FOR SALE—Near-’oeer .saloon and pool
I room with three tables. Call Atlanta
ph<»ne 4806 Monday morning. • 12 28 5h |
,IA GREAT OPPORTUNITY— The a-fter*
. I tiser has a general store which must b
sold on accotm of owner having ~thsr
; business that requires his attention
, Splendid location for general sttpnlv bnsi-
! ness: good farming section. Stock j r .
( ■ vuh-es about >7,000. Located In sout
L ~t own; Population about 2 <)W*
- M ill sell or lease building. Great ot-‘
. portindty. V c fiuici-.. Address F. B Q
■ i — ox Sylvester. Ga.l2-28-6?
I I A LAWYER —Study at. home’
under 'he largest and best non-resident
| lav school in America. Complete set <•
law books furnished. Smail monthly nav-
nients. If Interested, will talk with viu
, about ft. Address Law Student r r>
Box 775. Atlanta. Ga. ' 12-28-4
STOCK AND B<»Nh issues marketed
Large investing clientage;. active sales
. organization. Give full particulars an.'
■_ references. Established House. P O Boi
1922. New York. ' 33-7.1'
U-ALF INTEREST tn thoroughly tested
business that will make SIO,OOO next
year for $1,250. New partner to have en
tire management at a fine *alar’> hut;
must understand the handling of travel
ing salesmen to the retail and wholesale
tllß South. Call at 310 Empire
Life building. 40-27-12
fur SALE Plant for making step lad
ders. wash boards, lawn swings and
mission furniture; big orders at hand- an
A-l bargain. Write for particulars. Bov
384, Anniston, Ala. 12-26-2:’
W A N'T Eli— To buv small store of ladle-'
and gents’ furnishings. A. Krause.
Peachtree Inn. 38-26-13
WANTED—To buv rooming house, lose
in. Mrs, Grollnelc. 391 Peachtree "tree’,
. jWTLL TRADE restaurant pay
ing $lB to $25 per week profit
■ for vacant lot or automobile. Or
"will sell cheap. Phono Main
1,2053.12-19-35
Money to Loan.
1 'A E have money for first mortgage loans
I for Decatur, College Park. Colonial
; I Jills, South Kirkwood. Ansley Park. v\.-r
End. Inman Park and any part of Atlanta.
Loans made direct to owners of property
t Purchase money notes bought and sold.
» See us immediately. Randolph Loan < oin
I pan - v . 21 Inman Bldg, Main 877
Uli: PRUDENTIAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA can make
you a loan on Atlanta im
i proved property through
: their loan correspondents,
Turman. Black & Calhoun,
203-8 Empire Building.
PROVIDENT LOA A
SOCIETY,
ZPIADYI inc
S I CVANQ i diamonds
SS a WATCHES AND
W CASH a# JEWELRY
AUBURN
I W. E. M MILI.KS
: PHONE M
< r-^— —
JEWELERS AND BROKERS
i 30' ’’STU' S
CO
STRICTLY PRIVATE A.
■' ” i ; i ——
1 MONEY ON HANI' for tmmeuliii a
: _oti property in or near Atliuita
I Van Valkvnliurg. 501 Equitable bull
AVEYMAN & CONNORS
ESTABLISHED 1.890.
I I Mortgages on Real Estate. 1 -
■ > SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LENT 7 I’
amount; 6 per cent; Write or call
! !
ON FIRST MORTGAGE real esiu "
’ curity. Home funds and Insuran ■ ”
ey. Rates 6s, to 8 per '’ent inter.-
j Us" make monthly payment loans '
• can give you the money as soon -
are approved.
; RALPH 0. COCHRAN < <>.,
74 76 PEACHTREE STREET
L. H. ZURLINE, I-pan Manager
■ ; ’Vf: 5 ia ■ .XS PL ACKD in aid ai;
on Improved farm lands in Gecrr a
. The Southern Mortgage Company, ■"
’ bufldirig
jWE HAVE jilenty of money
! lend at'lowest rates on Atl.iiic
1 j and nearby property, either ! ” r
I straight or monthly paym
' plan Also for purchasing p : "
I chase money notes. Foster
Robson. 11 Edgewood A'
’ 'money FOR SALARIED pi? 11
. AND OTHERS. Upoi< their own ’ . ‘
cheap rates, easj payments rv .’. ’
’lai. D. H Tolman. 524 Austell bu_
Money Wanted
: WANTED- Loan of sl,soi> Januar'
5 years smod •»•»<-iirftv Box 91 ■ *•.
* 'U.