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THE ATLANTA GEOTJCJTAN AX'D NEWS. READ FOR PROFIT GEORGIAN WANT ADS USE FOR RESULTS THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. 17 e: r T he Sunday American The Atlanta Georgian Published by The Georgian Co. to At ’ ln,a Alabama St. Georgia Entered at Atlanta postofflce as second-class matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATF.3 By Carrier or Agent pally and Sunday 12c paily only 10c BY MAIL the United States, Canada or Mexico. L °ST AND FOUND. I LOST—A box of pictures shlppeSTTrom Spartanburg to J. W. Suns. 431 Green- wood avenue, Atlanta; three portraits, | lour landscapes, one an old man sitting , by table. Miss Sims. Lakewood Heights, 1 Atlanta, R. F. I>. No. 2. Reward. I LOST--B111 purse containing bills and I small ohange; one hill marked with I pen and Ink; liberal reward. Ivy I Icloo-Tj. | LOST-Large Maltese cat. Answers to name of •'Hilly.” Reward If returned to 632 Peachtree street. I lost Monday afternoon ~npen face ' gold watch and chain. Initials "W. I . , F * ' ..tlold Pencil case attached to 1 chaim ..Engraved ■•p." Reward Room j l'eacthree street. Phone Ivy | HELP WANTED—FEMALE. ’ tv'VN > I > KD 1 r wo^saIesTa<lTes > ?or^to-tno?^ row (Saturday'. Telephone M. 3100 or call at 28 W. Mitchell 8L mail subscriptions PAYABLE IN ADVANCE DAILY AND SUNDAY: ! Year ; ... . . |7.00 8 Months .. 8.50 1 s Months .. 1.75 1 Month .. «0 DAILY ONLY: 1 Year . .$6.20 ; 6 Months . . 2.60 • 3 Months .. 1.30 1 Month ,. SUNDAY ONLY: ! Year . $2.50 6 Months .. 1.25 8 Months .. .70 1 Month .. .25 THB WKEKLY GEORGIAN NEWS BRIEFS: ! ! Year ...,36c SPECIAL NOTICES. FUNERAL NOTICE. . ;; ; ,f,—The friends of Mr C. B. • a •skill, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McKen- ... and family, Chattanooga, Tenn.; dr Clinton R. Gaskill, Houston, Texas; Mr and Mrs. M. T. LaHatte and family. Mr. V. T. Milner and family and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur YanDyke and family are Invited to t tend the funeral of Mr. C. B. Gas- kill Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Second Baptist Church, Rev. John E, White offi ciating. Interment Oakland. The following pallbearers are requested to meet at the chapel of Greenberg • Bond Co., at 1:45 p. m.; Mr. • B Bowen. Mr Sam Wilkes. Mr. {crank Derrocate. Mr. Dick Johns. •Mr Jack Sullivan, Mr. Varney Mioner, Dr. Arthur VanDyke. Judge W H Hillyer, Mr. Milner LaHatte. Mr Hamilton, Mr. Lee Bosche and Professor H. J- Gaertner. CONVERSE—The funeral of the Rev. Thomas B. Converse will occur from the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church on Highland avenue, near Ponce DeLeon, Saturday afternoon, December 20. 1913, at 2 p. m. The Rev R. O. Flinn, assisted by Rev. S W Reid, will officiate. Interment will be private In Westvlew Cem etery. The following named gentle men' will act as pallbearers and meet at the chapel of H. M. Patter son & Son at 1:15 o'clock: Mr. A. T. Young. Mr. C. W. Puckett. Dr. R G Stephens. Mr. W. F. plane, Mr. Willis M. Everett, Mr W. I. Hoyt and Mr. H. A. Brockman. The following named gentlemen will act es honorary pallbearers and meet at the residence at 1:30: Mr. .T. W, Beavers, Mr. E. O. Call, Mr. Arthur Robinson. Mr .1. F. Hollingsworth, Mr. A. D. Wood. Mr. Lacy. The Presbyterian ministers of the city will act as honorary escort and meet at the residence at 1:30 o’clock. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. SPRATL1NG IS DYEING MOURNING BLACK IN ONE DAY’S NOTICE. EXPRESS paid one way on all out- of-town orders amounting to $1.00 ATLANTA STEAM DYE AND CLEAN ING WORKS. 53 Auburn avenue, Ivy 2340; Atlanta 954. LOST Silver bag containing keys, eye- glasses and purse; also dark green leather bag containing opera glasses; $10 reward if returned to Room 222, Electric and -Gas Building. LOST—Two-yiar-oM female Airedale dog brown shaggy hair; looks like Irish Terrier; weighs about 50 pounds; answers to name of “Tippy.’’ Five dol lars reward if returned to W. T. Elder. Agent Southern Express Co. Phone Main 3472. r.< >ST - Female collie loi, yellow with white neck and feet. Name, “Beau ty.” Finder notify R p. stripling, 167 Luclle avenue, and receive reward. LOST—One-karat diamond ring In lav atory tenth floor Atlanta National Bank Building. Return same to Thomas H- Goodwin and receive reward 1022 Atlanta National Bank Bldg. WANTED ladles that arc experienced in operating power sewing machines. Cunningham A Goldstein Spring Bod Co. _ _ WANTED—Lady stenographer: state experience and salary expected. Ad- dress Box 003, care Georgian. wanted Bnergetlo lady oanvasser for quick seller. Good proposition, but I must he willing to travel; salary and commission. Addrebs C. D. Harrison, care Alhambra Hotel, Opelika, Ala._ LWANTED—An experienced clerk femil- iar with mall order trade; must be i familiar with dry goods; prefer a wom an 30 or 35 years of age. Apply in j writing of applicant. Address Jackson, P. O. Box 545. Ten LADIES and Kiris at once Good pay Mr Simmons, 011 Temple Court. WANTED Good cook. Apply 328 Cap- Itol avenue. WANT BID Two yot lng” ladles for ff» _ luslon show Apply 70 Whitehall. MONOTYPE keyboard operator; must be experienced. Piedmont Printing Co., 127 Central avenue. WANTED—Girl for housework and care of baby. Must have references. 103 Washita avenue LOST—Keys on steel ring. Please phone Ivy 1714 or M. 4739-.I LOST—In College Park, a ladles 1 heavv corded navy blue skirt. Notify Mrs. L. F. Busha Reward. Phone East Point 469-L. LOST—Scarf pin in shape of “question mark;” diamond studoed. Reward if returned to H. L. Stearns, 745 Peachtree St. Phone 69 Ivy. LOST—On South Side, probably on Pulliam street, Wednesday evening, a pin set with twenty-nine pearls. Re ward Call Ivy 3127-J LOST—One pair of gold lorgnettes in Jacobs’ Whitehall street store or on Broad street viaduct Thursday after-, noon. Call Main 1384 or Atlanta 1773 Reward. LOST—Bunch of keys, containing, among others, new key for Corbin lock. Yale postoffice key 20205. Return to Georgian office. Reward. LOST—Monday afternoon, one dark Llewellyn setter, with black head; $5 reward if returned at once to J B. Bowen, 117 S. Forsvtli St. ~ DANCING. DANCING SCHOOL— Latest steps; pri vate instructions. Ivy 6067-J. 43 West Peachtree street. MATRIMONIAL. BXcHfiLOR^MXlfC^TT^SnThv^wouid marry. M., Box 35, League,' Toledo, Ohio. MARRY—Many rich, congenial and anxious for companions; interesting. Particulars and photos free. The Mes senger. Jacksonville, Fla. =F HELP WANTED—MALE. ^AXTEIkA 11 -around machine man to work in a woodworking plant; none but first-class help need apply; good wages and steady work. Southern Up holstering Co., corner Jefferson and Echo Sts. WANTED—Agents to sell health and ac cident insurance in every county in State. Contract to yield $24 to $48 a week. Box 750, Atlanta. WANTED—A man to fire furnace dur ing the Christmas holidays. Apply 31 w e81 North_ avenue. _ WANTED—Boy about 16 to 18 years to assist In laboratory work; good chance for advancement. Apply in person Lab oratory, Southern Cotton Oil Co., Fort McPherson^ Ga. WANTED—Experienced Janitor for small building. Reference required. P. O. Box 1720. C. M. W. WANTED—Good colored barber for white trade. O. S. McEntire. WANTED—Experienced butler. Apply 650 Peachtree st. WANTED “Boys at once To earn routes of Christmas number Frost’s Magazine, the Call of the South. 313-14 The Grand Bldg. WAXTED-Men with rig lo introduce and sell 95 extracts, spices, medi cines. etc.; big money. Wilson made $90 weekly. We mean business. Box 61.6, Dept. 52. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. HOTELS. EAL HOTEL. CENTER of city; rates reasonable; con venient to Union Station. 42 to 52 Decatur St. Atlanta phone 2615. TAXICABS. TAXICABS, Belle Isle IVY 5190, ATLANTA 1598. Ivy 4051 LEGAL NOTICES. GEORGIA—Fulton County, ro the Superior Court of Said County: The petition of J. J. Rogers, S. Aron, \Y. w Wisdom, Jr., of Said State and Ccunty, and such others as they may associate with them, respectfully shows: That they desire for themselves, their associates, successors and assigns, to be incorporated under the name and •tyle of the Southern Bottling Company lor a period of twenty years, with the privilege of renewal at the expiration of that time. -• The object of said business is pe cuniary gain to the stockholders there of and the particular business to be carried on is the buying, selling and manufacturing of all kinds of syrups and beverages; to operate plants for the bottling of near-beer and other bev erages and syrups allowed by the laws Georgia; to conduct stores the *Hie thereof, and to act as agent for other firms or companies, and to erect Plants and places of doing business in any part of the United States an/1 in foreign countries; to own stock in other companies; to buy, sell ar.d encumber •oai and personal property of every kind. 3 The principal place of doing busi- m of said corporation shall be in Uilton County, Georgia. 4- The capital stock of said corpora- Nou shall be ten thousand dollars, and petitioners desire the right to pay «ame in cash, real or personal property ° r stock in other companies at a fair and reasonable valuation. They desire ne right to increase said stock from me to time 10 an amount not to ex- • eed one hundred thousand dollars ■ The capital stock of said company s ail be divided into shares of the par ’«aluf of $10 per share. > etitioners desire all the rights and privileges incident to like corporations ;n Georgia, and petitioners will ever WILLIAM H. WITHERS, Petitioners’ Attorney, in office this the 5th day of De cember, 1913. ARNOLD BROYLES, Clerk. bTATE OF GEORGIA—Fulton County. • Arnold Broyles. Clerk of the Su perior Court of Fulton County, Georgia, do hereby certify that the foregoing is *■ true and correct copy of the applica- ‘Oh for charter in the matter of South ern Bottling Company as the same ap pears of file in this office, witness my official signature and the of said court, this the 5th day of December, 1913. ... ARNOLD BROYLES. *®rk Superior Court, Fulton County, Georgia. WANTED—Men wanted with rig to in troduce and sell ninety-five extracts, spices, medicines, etc. Big money. Wil son made $90 weekly. We mean busi ness. Box 616, Dept. 53, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. $100 WEEKLY profit in spare time at home. Mail order business—don’t wor ry about capital. Boyd JI. Brown, Oma- ha, Nebr EARN easy Christinas money; whole or part time. Our new colored circular shows you the great possibilities. $20 daily profit not unusual. f Experience un necessary. G. Macy, Sales Manager, 640 Lydia s;. Chicago. WANTED—A gentleman who can buy and sell dry goods and ladies’ ready- to-wear goods; must give good refer ences; a good salary for the right man. Address Box No. 526, Statesboro, Ga. WANTED—Men to make $10 per night selling wieners and tamales. Buy one of our patented cans and try it. West ern Tin and Japan Company, 1013 Wal nut. Cincinnati, Ohio._ WANTED—Do your own cleaning, dye ing, pressing at home; new, simple process: complete illustrated particu lars; stamped envelope; money back guarantee. Cleandye Shops. 5357 Peoria St., Chicago, Ill. WANTED— Ambitious men for Govern ment positions in railway mall and postofflce service. Large pay; short hours. Write for catalog U. Standard Correspondence School, Minneapolis, Minn. AMBITIOUS mail hard worker and" re sourceful. capable of earning $3,000 yearly. References arid particulars, in own handwriting. Tlios. Ingham, 6316 Fountain Ave„ Los Angeles. Cal. WANTED *; will start you in the cleaning and dyeing business; little capital needed; big profits. Write for booklet. Ben-Vonde System. Dept. 30, Charlotte, N. C. GOVERNMENT* railway mall clerk, Customs-Internal Revenue “exams” everywhere soon. Get prepared by for mer U. S. Civil Service Secretary- Examiner. Free Booklet A-49. Write now, to-day. Patterson Civil Service School, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Write moving picture plays; $50 each; all or spare time; no ex perience nor correspondence course: de tails free. Atlas Publishing Co., 97, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. WANTED—Traveler for 1914, a begin ner; salary, commission and expense money. Liberal offer and agreement, j E. MrP.rady, Chicago. WE WANT a few bright young men few a very profitable sales proposition, who desire the benefit of scientific Gaining in salesmanship; unlimited opportunity. Call between 10 and 12 a. m., 531 Can- dler Bldg. QhflVfl At Moler Barber Col- *iee &nave , 38 Luckie st . , tt n a »> We do good work. *nd Hair Out Give us a ’trial.” WANTED—Men to learn barber trade; great demand for barbers; big wages: easy work: short time required; expert instructors: tools given: earn while learning. Write for free catalogue Moler Barber College. 38 Luckie St., At lanta. ED—Men, 18 to 35. wishing to be railway mail clerks. $7$ month. Ap ply for information L. M. N , Box 10, care Georgian. YES—We teach the barber trade and give position in our chain of shops at good wages, for $30. Atlanta Barber Col lege. 10 E Mitchell street. Atlanta. Ga jjfiSN iTto 35, become government rail- wav mail clerks. Sample examination questions free Franklin Institute. Dept 48-H. Rochester, N. Y. FARMER WANTED—Young man or small family, to cultivate crop on shares. Everything furnished. Fine land. G. W. Hutchison, Ebony. Texas. WANTED—A reliable colored chauffeur. The piaop is an exceptionally good one for the right kind of man. Apply 1210 Candler Building- WANTED—A neat, reliable servant; one who will stay at night. 239 Cherokee avenue. WAtffgD—Middle-aged woman as housekeeper for widower and two children; good home to right party. Ad dress I* o Box 474, Fitzgerald, Ga. GOOD GIRL to do general housework; one to live on lot preferred. 35 East Ninth street. WANTED- Industrious colored maid; neat appearance; must bring refer ences. Apply mornings. 11 Gordon ave nue, Kirkwood. WANTED Neat white houseflfirT, pref erably German. Apply 445 Washing ton St. Phone Main 4641. WANTED—$1 per dozen embroidering ladies’ handkerchiefs at home; trial lot stamped handkerchiefs, instructions, 20c coin. Bxown, 188 N. Davidson, Buf falo. WANTED—Ladies, sewing at home; material furnished; no canvassing; steady work; stamped envelope for par ticulars. Calumet Supply Co., Dept. C-79, Milwaukee, Wis. _ GOOD, HONES! GIRLS MAKE $15 per week addressing envelopes at home; samples, instruction, etc., ten cents (coin or stamps}. Mullen’s Mag azine Agency, Box 748, Dept. 850, Buf falo, N Y. ' WANTED An experienced saleslady for dry goods and ladies’ ready-to-wear. Must give good references. Address Box No. 526. Statesboro, Ga G | 1)7 c« Learn Millinery. Pays $60 Uin ivO to $100 a month. Free scholarship now IDEAL SCHOOL OF MILLINERY. 100hi Whitehall street, corner Mitchell. LADIES—Start fascinating home busi ness; tinting postcards, pictures, etc., spare time; make $12 weekly; no can vassing; samples 10c; particulars free. Artint, D-808, 130 Manhattan street, New York. WANTED La<!its to make shields at home. $20 per hundred. Ordinary plain sewing. Can make four an hour. Material furnished. Work sent prepaid. Send stamped addressed envelope for particulars. Paragon Supply Company, R-334 Myrtle avenue, Kansas City, Mo. $1 PER DOZEN can be earned at home embroidering one corner ladies’ hand kerchiefs. Any quantity. Plain spare time work. Trial lot stamped handker chiefs and instructions, 20c. Sent any distance, prepaid. Arabian Supply Com* pany, Dept. 44. Cleveland. Ohio. WANTED—1,000 women. Write for us; big pay; no canvassing; dime brings work. National Publishing Co., Mem- phis, Tenn. WANTED—Ladies, make shields at home; $10 per 100; work sent prepaid to reliable women; particulars for stamped addressed envelope. Eureka Co., Dept. 107-C, Kalamazoo, Mich. WRITE moving picture plays; $50 each; all or spare time; no experience nor correspondence course. Details free. At las Publishing Co., 97, Cincinnati. Ohio. EITHER SEX; earn splendid income at home during psare time; send 10c for names of 40 reliable firms supplying home work. Dee Pub. Co., Desk 17, Hodges Bldg., Detroit, Mich. WANTED—Girls to take course in Miss Sparkman’s Improved Millinery School. Free scholarship offer. All mil linery work done free. 94Vz Whitehall. WANTED—Quick, ten chorus girls, ex perienced and inexperienced, for mu sical comedy; also good responsible peo ple in all lines. T. J. Murray, 88 Wood ward avenue, Atlanta, Ga. P' felling machines; light work; good pay. Apply Peter Hill Co., top floor Commerce Hall Bldg., corner Pryor and Edge wood. WANT ED—Young women ana girls de siring attractive positions. Welfare of operators and clerks closely supervised by the company; their conduct on the premises carefully guarded by matron, women supervisors and chief operator, who have complete control over the re tiring and operating rooms. Short train ing course for thoHe Inexperienced; sal ary paid while learning. Salary in creased upon being transferred to oper ating force, and for those becoming ef ficient, increased as they become worthy, with opportunities for ultimate odvancement to $76 per month. Refer ences proving the standing of the appli cant essential. Those having educa tional advantages preferred. Lunch room and comfortable retiring rooms provided with several hundred Carnegie Library books for the convenience of the operators. Matron and trained nurse in attendance. Apply 8:30 to 5, Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Training School. 25 Auburn avenue. GOVERNMENT positions open to worn en. $75 month. Write immediately for free list. Franklin Institute. Dept. 602-11. Rochester. N. Y. HELP WANTED—MALE AND FE- MALE ^ EITHER SEX—weekly spare time addressing envelopes for us; instruc tions for 10c. J. Olfert, Dept. D. Numc- da-hl, N. Dak. _ __ WILL“PAY” reliable man or woman $12.50 to distribute 100 free pkgs. Per fumed Borax Soap Powder among friends No money required. D. D. Ward Company. 216 Institute PL, Chi cago. WANTED—Sfen and women to copy and write letters, postajs, and address envelopes. All or spare time; $15 to $50 weekly. Send stamped, addressed en velope for particulars to Box 662, Ma con. Ga. WANTED, EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERIENCED HELP IN BAG FACTORY. Good Wages. Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills, Atlanta, Ga. AGENTS AND SALESMEN WANTED. ^rsYcTgss safMnTeiT for a firaH class real estate specialty. Apply 10 to 12 forenoon 531 CflPdlT Bldg AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell “Golden Rule’’ Soap and “Golden Rule” Salve; good goods; big profits; only one agent In community. Address Edwin K Krebs, Bog 76, Beltzland, Pa. WANTED-Two experienced salesmen, capable of earning $60 per week or more. Ws can offer you an unusual op portunity selling a nationally adverrised specialty. Call 8 to 9 a. m. or 4:30 to 6:30 d. m., 407 Austell Building. Ask for Mr, Smith. WANTED Responsible manufacturer desires placing valuable agency, per petual repeater, income earner, business builder; easy; no competition; protected territory guaranteed. Automatic Per- fectlon. 17 West 42d St.. New York. WANTED—U. S. Government uses Richmond Chemical Fire Extinguish ers that kill gasoline fires; district man agers make 500 per cent profit Auto free. Richmond Chemical Co., Dept. 116. Wheeling, W. Va NEW PROPOSITION to agents and salesmen; Swedish Vibrator for home vibratory treatments; 150 per cent profit; one sale a day gives you $!•" week; some men now averaging 5 to 10 sales a day; most amazing real money- making offer ever made; grafnd, easy selling plan; exclusive territory; com plete information free. Write to-day. Name county desired Swedish Vibra- tor Co., 106 Vibrator Bidg., Chicago. AGENTS—Big profits; exclusive terri tory; wonderful new automatic gaso line table lamp; 300-candlepower; one- third cent per hour; absolutely the best seller on the market. Send for free- sample proposition. National Stamping Works, 420 Clinton. Chicago. 100 NEW AGENTS Gold watches free; sell Dr. Doran's Queen Root Cordial; free sewing machine samples free. Doran Drug Co., Paducah, Ky. WANTED—Agents, sell Concentrated Liquor Extracts for making whiskies, liquors and cordials at home; something new at last; wanted in every home; saves over 50 per cent; one taste makes a customer for life; strictly legitimate; no license required; big demand; sells fast; coins you money. Send postal to day for money-making selling plans Universal Import Co., Dept. 513, Cincin nati, jOhjo. SALESMEN W A N T E f> — Aluminum cooking utensils and specialties, hard ware and department store trade con nections preferred. Prices that get the business. State experience. Exclusive territory for $3,000 men. Aluminum Products Company,' Lemont. Ill. WANTED—Responsible man to close deals we develop in his exclusive terri tory; honesty rather than experience necessary; all or part time. Paris Gaso line Lighting System. St. Louis. AGENTS AND SALESMEN WANTED. WaSTtEDSalesmen; $76 per month and all expenses to begin; experience not absolutely necessary; take orders from dealers for cigarettes, cigars, smoking and chewing tobaccos. Penn Tobacco Co., Station C>. New York, N. Y. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. WfT neat?" inteliigenT ^colored*"* gfrl wants position ns office maid. Write Maid, care Georgian. 1 THE 8ANT-MASSEUR. COMPETENT lady agents wanted; good profit to good salesmen 18White hall street U'K ft \ v !•: openings for ten lot sales men to sell improved lots in Druid Hills and Peachtree section, on easy terms. A hustler can earn from $259 per month upward. Address “Lot Sales- man," Box 13. care Georgian. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. SPECIAL RATES for situa tion Wanted ads: 3 lines 1 tlma, n 10CL$ times. 20c. 7 times. 40c WANTED—Colored man wishes employ ment on farm; work of chores. Ad dress W. P. R., 2 McGruder St., At- lanta, Ga. 1 OMPETENT detective, well recom mended, wants position in store or hotel for holidays. J. V. P.. Atlanta phone 5701-M. W ANTED—A position by~a young man of good habits. Can furnish the best of references. Not afraid of work or long hours. Fair education. Would start very cheap where there is a chance for advancement. Can Invest sortie money where necessary. Address U, O. Carlisle. Union Springs, Ala. DRESSMAKING — DRESSMAKERS Thu A K l \<; of all kinds, evening 1 dresses and trousseaus a specialty. ! Miss Camp. 77^ Whitehall 8t. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. cmn larg,fttkrS3 ! PROCESS. MISS HATTIE n.EXNER. 41» Emplr* MldK Ivy *17*. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE. WA NTEU- M'kldle-aged couple want employment; ran manage or help in hotel, store or farm work. Couple, 81 S Pryor St., Atlanta. WANTED - Young man, A 1 experienced sign painter and show card writer, wants position as assistant. window trimmer and show card writer or help er. Apply S. S. Friedman, 139 Peters Ft. MUST HAVE work; whits man, 39. married; well educated, as collector or wagon driver, or any kind of work. B. B, B. t care Georgian WANTED Voting man wants position. preferably as salesman; some experi ence; will accept any honorable posi tion with future; guaranteed reference. Address Box 62, Lllburn, Ga. WANTED—Position as hotel clerk by young man, 30 years old; four years’ experience with first-class hotel. Ad dress H. J., P. O. Box 32, McDonough, Ga. WANTED—Position as superintendent of fertilizer plant; fully conversant with every branch of the business; best references. Address M. I. M., Box 7, care Georgian. WANTED—Position as draughtsman or foreman with up-to-date mill manu factory; all kinds of mill work; 38 years old; unsurpassed system for handling large and complicated jobs; 1L years with last employer; A-l references. Ad- dreas B. C., Box 110, care Georgian. WANTED-Situation as clerk in some business where there is good chance of advancement by young man, 21 years of age Can give good references. Ad dress II. K., 62 Simpson street. SITUATION WANTED by engineer; competent to take full charge of ho tel or office building; best of refer ences. Address W. £>., Box 444, care Georgian. VACUUM CLEANER AGENTS—Here it is; absolutely new design in wheel- operated, powerful bellows vacuum cleaner; new visible nozzle; exclusive appearance; sells quick at $7.50. Write for particulars about money-back guar antee now. Doty Company, Dayton, Ohio. AGENTS—Get particulars of one of the best paying propositions ever put on the market. Something no one else sells. Make $4,000 yearly. Send postal to-/iay r for particulars. E. M. Feltman, sales manager, 8081 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED—Salesmen for general mer cantile trade. Vacancy January 1. Unexcelled specialty proposition. Com mission contract; $35 weekly for ex penses. Continental Jewelry Company, 347-50 Continental Building, Cleveland, Ohio. U. S. GOVERNMENT uses Richmond Chemical Fire Extinguishers that kill gasoline fires. District managers make 500 per cent profit. Auto free. Rich mond Chemical Company, Dept. 119, Wheeling, W. Va. SALESMEN earning $60 a week and up, accepting orders for latest punch- board proposition; trade demands it; re peat orders yours; your opportunity to make easy money. Write the Daskal Co.,_Dept. B-46, Chicago. ADVERTISE—21 words in f.O good weeklies, $1. Cope Agency, 3740 Olive. St. Louis, Mo. AGENTS WANTED to sell what eVejyXdress S., Box *. core Georgian. automobile owner wants. Tire prob lem solved. Easy in application. J5ut marvelously effective. No competition. Entirely new. Large profits. Write, get full information, select territory. Em ploy sub-agents and reap first fruits II. Oberly, 132 S. Elliott Place. Brooklyn, N. Y. WANTED—Energetic, productive fire insurance agents in unoccupied terri tory; liberal commission, good leads and exclusive territory to desirable parties. Manager, 4077 Liggett Bldg.. St Louis, Mo. AGENTS—Salary or commission; great- est seller vet; every user pen and ink buys on sight; 200 to 500 per cent protit; one agent’s sales $620 In six days; an other $32 in two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., X 140, LaCrosse. Wls. $3.00 TC* $10.00 A DAY made by agents selling to colored people only, livery- one buys. Get busy at once. Address Dixie Novelty Supply Co., Postoffice Bldg., Pineview, Ga. WANTED Agents; old-timers and be ginners in the agency or mail order business; new; every one pleased; light ning calculator: the hlgh-o’ass adding machine at a low price; $5 delivered. Write for terms. Union Specialty Com- pany. Glasgow. Ky. WANTED—Agents; 50 cents (in quanti ties) buys a full size compressed air clothes washer; weighs only two pounds; women grab it at $1.50; 200 per cent; thoroughly cleans tub of clothes in three minutes; wash day no longer dreaded Mrs. Marrick earned $90 first three weeks. A 14-year-old Kansas boy made $55.40 outside of school hours during September. Send for catalog to-day and f ret your county right, which is FREE. Vendell Washer Co.. 125 Oak St.. Leip- sic, Ohio. WANTED—Position by experienced of fice man with two years’ experience in law office handling collections. A-l ref erences. Address R., Box B., Colquitt, Ga. EXPERT WINDOW DRESSER DESIRES work at nights. C. C. W. Ivy 677. WANTED--Young man. 24, would like temporary employment for two weeks or more, good salesman, but clerical work preferred. J. C. VV., Box 681, care Georgian. WANTED—Position by reliable colored man, chauffeur, at once; willing to assist with housework and live on place. Call Overland Southern Automobile Company, Ivy 1477, ask for Henry Fann. SiVIL ENGINEER, good draughtsman. surveyor and mathematician, desires position in architect’s or engineer’s of fice for the winter. Highest references. Thorough training. Married. Address J. L. B.. Box 608. care Georgian. WANTED—Position by licensed drug gist; state salary in first letter. Ad- H1GH-CLASS office man of undisputed competency wishes to Invest $2,000 and take position with reliable concern. Ad dress L., Box 109, care Georgian. WANTED -Position as hardware sales man; have had 14 years’ experience both in the house aiM on the road. J. E. < look, 16 i >unn St. WANTED Position as hotel waiter or butler; good references. Address F. JI. D.. Box 653, care Georgian. FIRST-CLASS painter desires position. Will contract for job or sub-contract. Address il v . Box 8, care Georgian. WANTED Position by reliable man 40 years old; anything that is honorable; night or day; watching preferred or (• 1 erk in grocery store; ten years’ expe rience; best of references. Phone Main 118-J. KXPLRIKXri' I) BOOK KEEPER, CREDIT AND OFFICE MAN, WISHES GOOD CON NECTION ON JANUARY 1. BOX 328, CARE GEOR GIAN. WANTED—Agents make 600 per cent profit selling “Novelty Sign Cards.” Merchants buy 10 to 100 on sight. 800 varieties Catalogue free. Sullivan Company, 1234 VanBuren street, Chica- go. IH- IF WE HAD your address we’d send free sample and show you how to make $25 not one week, but weekly. G. Mfg. Co., Warren street, New York, Suite 206. WANTED—Cigar salesmen to carry line of cigars on the road. Salary $100 per month and expenses. Experience not necessary. Continental Cigar Com- pany, Wichita. Kans WANTED—Agents. 250 per cent profit. Wonderful little article. Sells like wildfire. Can be carried in pocket. Write at once for free sample. II. Mathews, 1929 Finch avenue. Dayton, WANTED—Agents. New air-burning coal oil lamp. 300-candlepower light. Brightest, safest, cheapest light in the world. Splendid profits on every sale. Write quick for territory and fifteen- dav free trial offer. Thomas I^amp Co., 7129 Hopper street, Dayton. Ohio. PICTURE PLAYS. ~WKf t!hTMOVING^'PICT UR E PLA YS. YOU can learn with our instruction'* Write for particulars. A1 Bartlett Film Company, Rhodes Budding. WRTTE MOTION ;^ tul ^ ay our instructions. $1 postpaid. National Studio Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED Hustlers; hovs and girls to sell twelve packs of Christmas cards 10c each Splendid premiums or cash commission. Write to-day. H. A. Puckett, Box 487, Atlanta. MONEY WANTED. \?ANTTD^Money^^ mand for money on improved Atlanta and nearby property at 7 and 8 per cent. Can secure you on property worth beveral times amount borrowed. Foster Robson, 11 Edge wood avenue. WANTED—To borrow $1,000 on two- acre lot; worth $4,000 Address L. Box 988, care Georgian. WE LOAN other people’s money on first mortgage Atlanta >-eal estate. Why not let us lend yours at 6, 7 and 8 per eent n See us. G. R. Moore. 116 Lobby. Cand *' Bldg Bell phone Ivy 4978; At- . _ * TEACHERS WANJTED. ’V^l£~need~Tf!aeherp U>r .January open- lngs. Calls coming in now. Sheridan’s Teachers’ Agency. 307 Candler Bldg. SPECIAL ENROLLMENT. Many open ings. Foster’s Teachers’ Agency, 616 Third National Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga. SITUATIONS WANTED—-FEMALE. colore< m irl. plain sew ing by the day; 75c and carfare. Call or write Willie, 39 Maple street, Atlanta. WANTED—Position as soda dispenser; four years’ experience* Can furnish references. Address R. J., BoY 10, care Georgian. WANTED—Competent colored man wants position as butler or general houseman in private family; can fur nish best of references. It. T.. 10 Old Wheat S t. WANTED—Position by first-class salesman, married, of finest ability; twenty years' road experience, with several years behind the counter; de sire to make change by January 10 and locate in Atlanta. What have you to offer? Address McPherson, No. 5711 Twenty-ninth street, Omaha, Nebr^ YOUNG man holding responsible clerical position with large corporation is desirous of mak ing change January 1. Good rea sons for leaving. Host references given as to character, honesty, ability and reliability. Address C. P., Box 175, care Georgian. I AM an experienced salesman and will be open for position January 1. What can you offer? Claud R. Holloway, Clem, Ga. WANTED Position in drug stors; five years’ experience; 22 years old. Good references. A. D. Bollon, Commerce. Ga. •SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE SPECIAL RATES for Situa tion Wanted ads- 3 lines 1 tlma 10cj^3 times. 20c: 7 tir. “s, 40c K RELIABLE colored girl wants work as maid or will cook for small family. I am trusty and honest. Call from 4 p. in to 7 a. m. Phone Ivy 2883-L. WANTED- I wan’ place u oook or maid; am a reliable, first-class cook; can furnish best recommendation. Ad dress 103 Fraser St. PRIVATE BRANCH operator desires position at once. Han do office work If necessary Ivy 2782- L WANTED— Experienced stenographer desires permanent position with good, Reliable firm; salary no object. Call West 1313. LADY stenographer, long experience. must have work whole or part of time Woil'd write for two parties. Most easonable saiar- Steno., 127 ivy Plua&A i2in I**. EXTRA WORK, after 6 p m., by ex perienced stenographer, copying reg ular correspondence Will call for and deliver if preferred A.. Box 99, care 1 leorgjan. PRIVATE BRANCH operator desires position at once. Can do office work if necessary. Ivy 27S2-L. EXPERIENCED sick nurse; maternity a specialty. Highly indorsed by lead ing Atlanta physicians. Dates booked In advance. West 1064 or Iv.v 7304-.I. WAN! ' in by colored * as'cook or general housework, or will do both In small #nnily. Address L.. iw Jiuoo'.iic u.vcnuft£4 ROOMS AND BOARD. 3e1,ECT hoarding at 1 i^'^~ N "?9yoirx steam heat; under new management; close In. So PONCE 51 ESSon AYE., coupW or young Mien, select Ivy 719-J. COUPLE wanted in private W Peach tree home; steam heat; everv conve nience; private bath. Phone Ivy 715. YOUNG MEN—Do you want flood* homelike board? Tf no, see 116 South Pryor St. COMFORTABLE room, with or without meals; rates very reasonable. Atlanta phone 698. Mrs. Thomas, 81 Whitefoord avenue. HUNT FOR ROOMS IN OUR MOTOR CAR WHOEVER needs rooms, furnished or unfurnished; houses or apartments, come to us and take your pick of the best living quarters in Atlanta. THE city’s best hoarding houses list their accommo dations with us, and we sup ply them with flrst-class, highly desirable guests. YOU are guaranteed pleas ant surroundings among congenial, refined people if you rent a house* apart merit, room or engage board through our service. WE PURNrSII motor cars to people seeking living accommodations. This au tomobile service is absolute ly free of charge. We take you to see more places in an hour than you could find alone in a week. After see ing the city’s offerings you take your pick and he well located for the winter. ALL information in our pos session is at your com mand for the asking. No charge to you for our help in locating you pleasantly. PEOPLE having rooms to rent, can list them with us for $1.00 per month. For further information, call 11s on the phone and our repre- sentalive will he glad to ex plain things to you. HIE ROOM RENTING AND BOARDING HOUSE AGENCY Bell Phone Main 1680; Atlanta 272. 4 North Pryor Street,. Mr. D’Hollosy, Manager. ROOMS AND BOARD. it FIST table bos rd'olitK i nubl e: ratra raa . son able M W I |eech 11 ee I \ > b7- a i nriflX? furni lied with aelect board at $4 60 a week 123 Cap- THE BOARDING AND ROOMING HOUSE BUREAU OF INFORMA TION. INFORMATION FREE. Ivy 8424. Atlanta 293. 2.’9 Candler Annex. WHEN In need of hoarding place, fur- nlshed or unfurnished rooms or fur nished apartments, see us. as we have lifted at our office the best places on all -treels in the city. WE are the people who give results. Try us. 104 X. PRYOR STREET. No Offices Elsewhere BOARD AND ROOM for orve or two young men in North Side private home; steam bent; also room with sleep ing porch attached for two young la dies. Ivy 7848-J. NICE room and board. 58 Garnett street. Bell phone Main 1588-J NICELY furnished rooms, best table board, all modern conveniences, easy walking distance. 1.21 Capitol Square. Main 4839-L. PEACHTREE INN TRANSIENT and family hotel; home cooking; 150 rooms, with or without private baths. Public baths on all floor» Both phones. FOR RENT—Two very at tractive housekeeping rooms In Inman Park; all conveniences. Call Ivy 6418-J or ap ply 164 Elizabeth street, TOR RENT—Two large, sunny furnished rooms for light housekeeping; all con veniences. Main 2435-.I. 95 Ira street. BOARDING—Five minutes' walk from Southern Shops. Quiet; homelike. 43 Doane St, A LARGE front room; all conveniences; for young men, with board. 23 For rest avenue. Ivy 6257 ONE nicely furnished room; good board; all conveniences. 160 Courtland. Mrs. D. P. Moore. 53 W. BAKER. FIRST-CLASS TABLE. delightful rooms; steam heat. Ivy 7689-.1. Sf5BLl furnished rooms best fable board; all modem conveniences; easy walking distance. 121 Capitol Square. Mam 4889-J. BEST TABLE BOARD obtainable; rales reasonable. 84 West Peachtree. Ivy 7635-J. TWO ROOMS, suitable for four gentle men, with board; private Peachtree home. Ivy 1779-J. TWO nice rooms with board for g*n- tlemen or coi pie; close in. Ivy 7635-J. 4 W. PEACHTREE. NICELY furnished front room; excel lent table board; furnace heat. Mrs. Sullivan. Call Ivy 6790-J. BEST MEALS IN TOWN $3 WEEK; ROOM AND MEALS. $4 197 SOUTH PRYOR. CALL MAIN 5048. GARAGE FOR BALE. ROOM. will, or without board, in North Side’ private home; desirable. Ivy 4674-J. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. ' 500 PEACHTREE STREET ONE large room; private bath; one small room; steam heat, etc; very ac cessible to meals; reasonable. Ivy 7692 J. THREE ROOMS, furnished complete for light housekeeping; electric lights, gas. hot and cold water, sink and all modern conveniences; Ideal location; North Side. Phone Ivy 1744-L. NICELY furnished rooms for two young men or couple; near transportation. Apply *at 84 West Peachtree St. Ivy 7635-J. ON® nicely furnished, steam-heated front room; all conveniences. Apply 446 Peachtree St. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping 232 < ’* m ra I aven ie BEDROOM, dining room and kitchen ette with porch; fuel supplied. Anply 11 Ba 11 imore place or phone I vy_ 7388 - J. FURNISHED rooms for light house keeping. 31 East Fair St. phone 2388. Atlanta THREE furnished rooms, Including kitchen, furnished complete; North Bide; reasonable p. O. pox 3t2. ONE steam-heated furnished room, con nectlng bath; suitable for two gentle men; private family. Apartment A, 113 W. Peachtree. Ivy 7991-J. WITH couple only, two connecting fur nished housekeeping rooms; $4 weekly. Opposite Lyric Theater. Apply 37 Car negie w-gy. BKST ROOMS'." 1m7»1 location In city, also housekeeping. 76 Walton. En- trance comer Spring. PRIVATE IfOM® Excellent room; walking distance; modern convenien ce, meals next door Ivy 8707 TWO housekeeping rooms, new apart ment. first floor; near in; $16. Main 931-J. NICE furnished room; Southern ex posure: best location; all convenien ces. 16 West North avenue. NICELY furnished room In steam- heated apartment foi gentlemen. Ivy 8285. TWO nice furnished rooms for light housekeeping; bath, gas and phone; private entrance. No objection to children. Call 255 South Boulevard. Main 1392-J. FOR RENT—Nice rooms; also light housekeeping apartment; private fam ily. close In. L6j Spring street FOR KENT Beautiful front room, hi vate bath: gentlemen preferred. Rea souable. “Peachtree,” care Georgian. FOR RENT —Two housekeeping rooms; all modern conveniences; private fam ily; adults only. Phone Main 2186 J. FOR RENT -Steam-heated room; mod ern North Side private home; all con- venlences. Ivy 1294-J. SUNNY, furnished housekeeping rooms; $2.76 weekly. 31 Hood, near White hall. Main 2758-j. TW© elegantly furnished front rooms, conveniences, three blocks from Ara gon; young men preferred. 66 E. Cain. 152 WEST PEACTPrREE 8TREET— Nicely furnished rooms: also house keeping suite; eevry modern conven ience; bath connections; walking dis- tance; rent reasonable. THE PICKWICK NEW 10-STORY AND FIREPROOF. Steam-heated rooms, connecting baths. Convenient shower baths on each floor. 77 Falrlie 8t.. near Carnegie Library, FOR furnished rooms and light house* keeping apartments—everything neat ly furnished iurr off street* UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. f39R R^ENT^Three unfurnished rooms^ two connecting rooms. 170 North Jackson. Ivy 8504-J TWO unfurnished rooms; all conve niences. Apply 168 Central avenue. Reasonable. FOR RENT - Two unfurnished rooms, first floor. Private entrance. 282 Cen- tral_avenue. Foil RENT Three nice, sunny house keeping rooms, unfurnished. 62 White hall terrace. FOR RENT—Two largo connecting rooms, suitable for light housekeep ing; close in Reasonable Main 1058. F< 'R RENT Two rooms and hall. Mod ern conveniences, private entrance. Apply 63 Windsor street. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. ROOMS FOR RENT. TWO attractive rooms In modern bun galow; light housekeeping or board. West 1825-J. CLOSE IN furnished rooms; conve nient for working people. 42 Auburn avenue. FUR. ROOMS F R bm rnhamhamha LARGE, bright, lightly furnished front room; steam heat; private ^family; North Side; gentlemen. Phone Ivy 3570-J. PRIVATE BOARD—Steam heat; all conveniences; old-fashioned Southern cooking 354 Euclid avenue, Inman Park Phone Ivy 6421-J. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT. IN THE COLONIAL—Delightfully com fortable apartment for rent; strictly first-class; best North Side section; large porches, handsome grounds, auto mobile accommodations, etc. Phone Ivy 657-J or call 29 Ponce DeLeon avenue. M. 1680. LOOK ATL. 272. IF you need furnished or unfurnished rooms, flats or apartments, call THE ROOM RENTING AND BOARD ING HOUSE AGENCY. Information free. 4 North Pryor St., MR D’HOLLOSY, Mgr. Free automo bile trip to see rooms. r— TWO exceptionally ~3esiraT>ie Tront rooms; private bath; steam heat; best location; excellent table; reasonable; West. Peachtree residenoe. Ivy 1959-L. LARGE FTtONT ROOM wttTTboard. 768 Peachtree street. Ivy 2774-J. ;;; f ,r- G.\-d r^-m wit! hoard, In private home, for two young men. Ten minutes’ walk of Candler Building. Call Ivy 1132. THE LAWRENCE 52 WEST PEACHTREE PLACE. Five Blocks of the Candler Bldg. ONE three-room apartment with built- in bed. one four-room furnished (If seen at once) and one four-room un furnished: all ftpartrnents have electric lights, gas stoves, shades, refrigera tors, hot nnd co'd water, steam heat, janitor service, etc. See J. T. TURNER, Resident Manager, Apartment 8. Classified Adver- ISsiirngf 1 fnsei tlon .. 8 insertions. 7 insertions. 80 insertions. 90 insertions. .... 6o .... 8o • .... 4c line line line line line No. ArrlYe From- No. Depart To— Sfi R'hum 12 oi am 30 New York . 12 15 am Sfi Now York . R oo n m 20 Columbus .. 6 20 am 43 Wash’tnn 5 ?T\ a m 35 IVham 5 50 am 1 .larVvlHe 0:10 am 1 Chicago .... 6 20 am 12 Sh’vrport. .. 6*30 am 1*2 Richmond . 6 :55 am 23 Jark'Yllle . . 6 SO am 23 Ran. City . 7 00 am ] 7 Toccoa R :10 am 7 Chatta’ga 7 10 am 2fi IDfltn R :10 nm 32 Ft. Valley . 7:15 am R Chatta'ita 10:3 r > am 16 Macon 7 45 am 7 Macon 10:4f» am 1st 38 New York. 11:00 am 77 Ft. Valley . 10:4r» am 6 Jnoli’vllle .. 11 10 am 21 Columbus .. 10:30 sin 29 TVhnm 11 :30 am R Clndn’tl ... 11 :00 iim ■_'<1 3R New York 12:05 pm 21 Now York . 11 :1 f* am 40 chart otto 12:15 rm 40 R'hain 12 40 pm 30 Columbus .. 12:.!0 pm 20 Columbus .. 1 40 pm 30 New York 2:45 pm 30 TVham 2 :S0 pm ]5 Cbat'a na . 3 00 pm 20 Chsrlntt* 3 :55 pm 39 IVham 4 :10 pm 5 Jack'Yllle K 00 pm 1R Toccoa 4 45 pin 1st 37 New York 4 :.*>0 pm 22 Columbus . . 5:10 pm 2d 37 New York 6:00 pm 5 Clncln'tl .. 5:10 pm If, Brunswick . 7 :20 pin 28 Ft. Valley . 5:20 pm 31 Ft Valley . R :00 pm 10 Macon 5:30 pm 13 Jack’villa .. R : 10 pm 2 r » H'-flln 5:45 rna 11 Richmond R : 1 !S pm 13 Clncln’tl ... R 20 pm lfl Chatta'ga .. 9 33 pm 44 Was*.’ton .. R tipm 2 Chicago ... 9:55 pm 2 Jack-Till* .. .10:05 pm 24 Kan. City . 10:15 pm 24 .Taok’Yllle .. 10-30 pm 18 Columbus .. 10:20 pm 11 Sb' report .11:10 pm 14 Clncln'tl .11 .30 pm 14 Jack'Till* .. .11:40 pm N'l EE ROOM! adjoining hath, to two voung men; breakfast and supper if -dasired. walking distance. Main S6S3. W A N T E D- - B u s i n e s a women or cquple; two bright rooms, bath, kitcL/nette; ILL ivy 7431-J, No advertisements taken for lese than the cost of two line*. Six words makes a line. TELEPHONE MATN 100 ATLANTA IMS Classified Adver tisers Mav telephone their “Want Ads ’ The Georgian will not be responsible for more than one in correct insertion of any advertise ment ordered for more than one time. The Georgian reserve** the right to correctly classify all Want Ads. The Georgian can not guarantee accuracy or assume responsibility for errors of any kind occurring Id telephoned advertisements The Georgian will not accept phone or verbal orders to discon tinue or change (T F.) “Till For bid" advertisements Advertiser should retain receipts given bv The Georgian In payment of Want Ads, as no mistake can be recti fied without them. Read for Profit Use for Results Hearst’s and ‘WANT ADS" ra 1 SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of the South. Arrival and Departure Passenger Trains, Atlanta. The following schedule figures are published only as information, and are All trains run daily. Central time. City Ticket Office. No. 1 Peachtree 8t. UNFURNLSHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Unfurnished four-room apartment; reception hall; butler’s pan try. Ivy 4109. FOR RENT—Four-room apartment, North Side; close in; gas, electric lights, porcelain bath; cozy and nice; $25.60 per month. Phone owner, 2155 Ivy. FOR RENT One steam-heated North Side apartment, $30. Call Main 4613, 5 to 6 p. m. HALF HOUSE for rent at bargain if taken at once. Ivy 7635-J. UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. 452 PIEDMONT AVE.. six-room cot- lage; walking distance. A. J. & 11. F. West. Phone 1754 Main. WILL RENT -284 East Georgia avenue: five rooms, barh; to reasonable tenant for $15 per month. Worth $20. L. Grossman. 96 Whitehall street. FOR RENT No. 804 HIM streefrflve rooms, hall and bath; electric lights; two large lota Owner 162 Ashby St. West 1083-J. F U R N IS HE p HO US E 8 FOR RENT. WILL RENT my home furnished at 421 N. Boulevard, eight-room house; mod ern; furnace heated, and give possession January 1. M. L Petty, 125 North Pryor t>t., Atlanta. Ga. FOR RENT- Furnished five-room bun galow at Colonial JJilla. Call Mr. Freeman, Main 204. OFFICES FOR RENT. LIGHT private^oflfice or desk room, with use of reception room and tele phones; rent reasonable. 235 Equitable u tiding. FOR RENT—Offices in the Moore Build ing at No. 10 Auburn avenue; steam heat; passenger elevator; lights and janitor service; $12.50 to $15. George P Moore, Real Estate and Renting, r.O Au burn avenue. STORES FOR RENT. F’OR^REN'f^-Storeroorn; one^of^'best^lo cations in city for fruit and confec tionery or fancy grocery business; rent reasonable... J. S. S., 43 South Forsyth street. THREE attractive stores in Candler Bldg., Candler Annex and Commerce Hall. Heat and water Included In lease Prices very reasonable. Asa G. Candler, Jr., 222 Candler Bldg. See Mr. Wilkin son. Phone Ivy 5274. DESK SPACE FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE with desk and'^use both phones; $6 month from-January 1. W. E. McCalla, 415 Atlanta National Bank Bdg. UNFURNISHED HOUSES WANTED AR E^YDl < ~L<5oKING^Tor^tL^good^poaT tlon 0 A little “Want Ad” will find it for you. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ^VANTED—To buy six or inore^pieces 8 by 10 26 to 30 feet second hand tim bers. Address W. C. Pease, 417 Fourth Nat ional Bank Bldg. WANTED Second-hand coaster brake bicycle for boy. Cash Customer, care Georgian. W ANT ED— To buy medi u m - si zed, sec - ond-hand pafe in perfect condition; ive full particulars in answering. No ealers need apply. M. L K.. Box 303, care Georgian. DIAMONDS—For cash; must weigh % carat or better. Must be bargain. Address Diamond, care Georgian. 1 BUY MEN'S old olotheb and shoes Drop a rard 1 Bock, 177 Gilmer street. DROP A CARD. We’11 bring cash for old clothes and shoes. “The Vest- aite,’’ 166 Decatur St. WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for household goods, pianos and office fu niture. Cash advanced on consigGfnenta Central Auction Company, East Mitc&eU street, BeU phone Malzi^K42L