Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, December 31, 1913, Image 9

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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. READ FOR PROFIT GEORGIAN WANT ADS USE FOR RESULTS THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. 9 f TN'Stmday American The Atlanta Georgian Published by The Georgian Co "f 1 * 1 „ A,1 * m * Alabama St Georgia Entered at Atlanta postoffice as second-class matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATF.S By Carrier or Agent Dally and Sunday 12e Dally only 10c BY MAIL the United States, Canada or Mexico. mail subscriptions PAYABLE IN ADVANCE DAILY AND SUNDAY 1 Year $7.00 fi Months 3 Months 1 Month . S.5fl 1.75 .60 DAILY ONLY: I Tear .. 6 Months 3 Months 1 Month . .$5.20 . 2 60 . 1.30 . .45 SUNDAY ONLY: 1 Year ...: 12 80 6 Months 1.25 8 Months 70 1 Month 25 THE WEEKLY GEORGIAN NEWS BRIEFS: 1 Year 36c SPECIAL NOTICES. r “"railway schedules^ SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of the South. Arrival and Departure Passenger Tratne, Atlanta. The follow'ng schedule figures are published only as Information, and are not guaranteed. Arrive From— .12 « R’h«m . .. 5 New York 3 WMh’ton 1 JacVrtlle 2 Kh’voport 3 .Tuck'vtUe 7 Toocoa ... fi Heflin ... « Chatta’ga ■ Macon . ■. - Ft. Valley 1 Columbus fi Clndn U . d New York n B'bsm . - 1 Ortlumbus n R'bam . .. * Charlotte .Ts<T*Tllle • 7 Kew York 4 New York 5 Brunswick Ft Valley .lark’dlle ... X Richmond .. 8 rhatta'ga ... 9 Chicago .... 9 Kan. City ..19 Columbus ...19 Clndn'tl ...11 :01 am :00 am :25 am :10 am :30 am am ■10 am :10 am :3f a n 45 am :4* am :f.O am :00 am :1S am :40 pm 40 pm ■30 pm :55 pm :G0 pm :R0 pm :00 pm :30 pm :00 pm : 10 pm •IS pm :3S pm :55 pm :1 S pm :?0 pro *0 rm No. Depart To— 3fi New York ..12 20 Columbus 35 B'ham ... 1 Chicago .. 12 Richmond 23 Kan. City 7 Chatta'ffa 32 Ft. Valley 10 Macon .. . 1st 39 New York. 11 6 Jack'viile ...11 29 B'ham 11 2d 38 New York. 12 40 Charlotte 30 Columbus 30 New York 15 Cbatta'ga 39 B’ham ... 18 Tocooa ... 22 Columbus 5 Clndn’tl 28 Ft. Valley 10 Macon ... 25 Tleflln ... 13 Clndn’tl . 44 Wash’ton 2 Jack’viile 24 Jack’viile 11 Sh'report 14 Jack'viile . .. 6 .. 6 7 .. 7 7 ..12 ... 5 ... 5 .. 5 . .10 . .10 ..11 .11 15 am 20 an :50 am •20 am :55 am :06 am 10 am :1" am •45 am on *rn 10 am 30 am 05. pm :1 "*pn> :30 rm :45 pru oo pm 'o pm :45 rm •10 pm :10 pm 20 pm :30 pm :45 pm •20 pm :45 pm 05 pm 30 pm 10 pm 40 pm All trains run dally. Central time. City Ticket Office. No. 1 Peachtree St. TAXICABS. TAXICABS, Bellle Isle IVY 5190, ATLANTA 1598. Ivy fivy 40511 HOTELS. BELLEVUE INN TCELY furnished single or double rooms; steam heat; with or without 57 Last Third St, lv\ 1598 1. EAL HOTEL. ENTER of city; rates reasonable; con venient to Union Station. 42 to 52 'ecalur St. Atlanta phone 2615. NEAR-BEER LICENSES ^fLEREB^ maTve^am9ltca"tion at next meeting of City Council for transfer of near-beer license from J. A. Branding- ham & Co. to Max Danneman (colored only L 104 Decatur street, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. SPRAT LING 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 SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. To 'Whom it May Concern: I hereby give notice to the public that 1 have this day sold my interest in the mer- antUe business known as the Dixie Dry Goods Store, located at 306 Deca tur street, Atlanta. Ga., to H Levy, who assumes all liabilities and will collect and receipt for any bills due said firm. S. GERSHON. LEGAL NOTICES. GEORGIA—Fulton County. To the Superior Court of Said County; The petition of .1. Edwin Kerr, of De- Kalb County, and Frank K. Houston and Joseph A. Reese, of Fulton County, re spectfully shows: 1. Your petitioners desire for them selves, their associates, successors and assigns to be incorporated and made a body politic for a period of twenty (20) years, with the privilege of renewal at the expiration of said time, as provided b. law. under the name and style of KIVI ERA PLANTATION COMPANY. 2. The object of said corporation is pecuniary gain to its stockholders. 3. The particular business to be car- °d on by said corporation is the buy- • g. selling, and leasing farm lands and her real property In Georgia and else where, and the carrying on of general tanning operations, including the grow ing of fruit, fruit trees, or any of the •egetable products of the earth; dealing generally in all farm products: also, se miring. buying and selling options on farm lands and other real estate; buy- hig. selling and trading in purchase money notes and other evidences of in debtedness; acting as agent for others buying, selling, leasing and renting 'arm lands and other real estate; man ning real estate; ami of borrowing money and giving security therefor. 4 The principal office of said corpora tion shall be in Fulton County. Georgia, but petitioners desire that said corpo ration have the right to establish branch Tices at other places in Georgia, ami elsewhere, and the right to do business '•t 1 such places as may be deemed to the Interest of said company. 5. The capital stock of said corpora tion is to be five thousand ($5,000) dol- trs divided into shares of one hundred *100) dollars each, with the privilege °f increasing <aid stock to any amount m to twenty-five thousand ($25,000) dol- fir s upon a majority vote of the stock holders of said corporation. Ten per °nt of the minimum capital stock to o® paid in before commencing business. ** majority of the stock of said corpora- SPECIAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES tion may, by the vote ofThe^hoiders^ot a majortiy of the slock of said corpora tion. at any time outstanding, cease to do business, liquidate its affairs, din HELP WANTED—MALE. \v wted A BtfTLER. " eW PH® MONT AVENUE. WANTED—Men prepare as firemen, brakemen, electric motormen colored sleeping car porters. Hundreds put to tribute its asset's~ and surrender "its ^ work $65 to $150 month. No experi- charter I ence necessary. 500 more wanted Hrst Wherefore, having complied with the class Georgia Vlabama. South Carolina law as to filing and publication, peti- roads. Steady work. Write Int* r-Kail- tioners pray for an order incorporating wav, Dept 210. Indianapolis. lnd. them, their associates and successors WANTED Railway mail clerks. Com- under the name and style aforesaid, j mence $75 month. Atlanta examinations with the rights, powers and privileges soon. Sample questions tree. Franklin as herein set forth, or as they now are. Institute Dept. 49.1. Rochester, N. Y. or rrmy herrafte^he conferred byjhe I WANTED u,;, t„ wm.- arcWem «,» ; health insurance. Liberal contract, LOST AND FOUND. • with an old company. Apply C. M lCs’F^looKT' > wTrir^smaU^7ria^ ! and monogram, C. Y. .). Lost Christ mas Eve. Return to Miss C. L. Jones, • i.i Equitable Building. Reward. LOST — One male, three-months-old French poodle. Reward for informa tion leading to return or return of dog No questions asked. 235 South Pryor street. Main 2605-J. LOST—In or near the city, blue chin chilla overcoat; gray gloves In pocket. Phone Ivy 61*68. Reward. LOST—Bright ticked female seller with codar. from 311 Juniper St., Tuesday afternoon. Reward. Notify R. 11 Hogg, Ivy_4406. LOST—On Whitehall street or In Mc Clure’s store, package containing one white fur-trimmed collar. pair kid gloves and letter addressed to 92 Joseph ine street. Finder please call Ivy 6462. & LOST—In or near Brown ....... ... brooch of pearls with diamond center, Copeland, 407 Gould Building. $100 weekly profit in spare time at home Mail order business: don’t worry about capital Boyd H Brown, Omaha, Nebr WANTED Men with rig to Introduce and sell 95 extracts, spices, medicines etc. Big money. Wilson made $90 week ly. We mean business. Box 516, Dept. 53 Cedar Rapids, Iowa. WANTED Traveler for 1014; a begin ner; salary, commission and expense money; liberal offer and agreement. J. K, Ale Brady. Chicago. Government railway mail clerk. customs-internal revenue “exams everywhere soon; get prepared by for mer U. S. Civil Service Secretary-Ex aminer. Free booklet A-49. Write now. to-day Patterson Civil Service School, Rochester, N. Y^ WANTED— 1 will teach several young ... , , men the automobile business in ten Allen s, j weeks by mail and assist them to good attached to chain 8275-.f Reward. ,- C i, . e1, I positions; no ( ( all ivy sition is secu charge for tuition until po- Price, Automobile Expert, Box 463, Los LOST—Half-grown dark-gray Persian I Angeles. Ca.. *,55* ’ irY**!kLn a ni g eward T for ,l^ ox 7 Tia " ! MARBLE workers wanted. Copers, bed ..?. n . Kimhalh tile barm, Ivv 41.if -J. ; rubbers and machine men. The LOST—On Mitchell street, red burse. ! Charles McDonald Marble Company, lining $10 bill and three $1 bills *oplar street, Cincinnati, Onto. . Ken " A POSITION is open to a young man ned>. Return to 47 East Mitchell street. Reward. LOST Dark red, dish face, siTm bod'v - cow. Return to 67 Redwood avenue, j pense to steady young man. Business LOST—Pointer dog. white and experience unnecessary._ Give age and spots; strayed from 76 East avenue; ! L e ^ erenceE * ig of ability, fair education and good sense, to travel for company opening in this territory. Good salary and ex P. O. Box 410. Atlanta. I HELP WANTED—FEMALE. general j housework. 410 Oakland avenue. I Main 5483-L. WANTED Ladles, sewing at home; materia! furnished: no canvassing; steady work : stamped envelope for par ticulars. Calumet Supply Co.. Dept. [J M a iki e, Y\ ■ : ■ i | > i c Learn Milliners Ij - $45 ' i I i\ Lo to $100 a month Free scholarship now. Ideal School of Mil- Inery, 100 j j Whitehall St . cor Mitchell HELP WANTED—MALE AND FE MALE. | \YY?7TKD'~\Vhlte ’^r^Tokme^f^marT or man and wife, no children, to live on J lot. Man must understand truck gar- : dening, carpenter work ami g neral out- j door work. Wife to do general indoor j work. Apply o. S.. care Georgian. WAITED Colored man and wife to live on place. Wife to cook; man to | milk cow and work in yard, one who : can drive preferred. Apply at once to j NV. 1). Uoxander, 58 North Pryor street. \V!LU pay reliable man or woman J 512.50 to distribute 100 fre** packages : perfumed borax soap powder among ; friends. No money required. D D. i Ward Company, 216 Institute. PI., Chi na gu. AGENTS AND SALESMEN WANTED. AGENTS AND SALESMEN WANTED. WANTED. AGENT& Send 50 centr for $1 sample of the fastest selling article for the colored people out; 100 per cent. Post Drawer 77. Pinevlew. Ga^ WANTED—Two good salesmen for De- Kalb County. Preferably married men living at Decatur and Stone Mountain or Llthonia Every home a prospect for this high-class patented article. Ad- dress Box 713, core Georgian. PORTRAIT MEN, we solicit your solar and bromide print business. Kehelej Bros.. Dept E., 68^ S. Forsyth St.. At lanta. Ga SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALS. SPFCTAL, RATES for lltu*. tion Wanted ads: 3 lines 1 time. 10c, 3 timefy 20c; 7 tipies. 4Cc \4 ANTED Position as motion picture operator; experlence<l on Powers ami Edison machines; reference. W. H. P., W ■ i amar 8t , imerii u • 11 A-l COLORED hoy, 25 years old. wishes work at once; one who can make beds, fire furnace, do cooking. anything around the house; good references. An swer. Address B., 116 W. Mitchell St., A Rant a, Ga. v \ vir:i> Combination buthalman and salesman; must have work at once; can take charge of shop or store; in or out of town. Address Bushelman, 83 Peachtree St.. Atlanta, or phone Ivy dog has new collar; no name. Call Alain 2823, Ivy 2718. FOUND—One cow. Apply 199 Hernp- hill avenue. Ivy 1800. Atlanta 893. LOST—Gold monogram fob Saturday night. Initials “S. F H.“ Liberal re- ward. Montag Bros. LOST—One bunch of ke3 r s Sunday on Conenhill, Highland avenue or Boule vard? Return to 1422 Can Ivy 5227. WANTED—City canvassers to sell Singer sewing machines and supplies: attractive contract offered; experience not necessary; references required Ap ply Singer Sewing Machine Co., 79 Whitehall St. WANTED- Men with rig to introduce and sell 95 extracts, spices, medicines, etc.; big money. Wilson made $90 weekly. We mean business. Box 516, .EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants ; ^ small set of books to post evenings. Thoroughly competent to take off trial j balance and financial statement. B. K.. ! Box 11, care Georgian. . MARRIED man, 28, must have work at ! once. Anything that is honorable. A-l references. Address P. J. T., Box 780, • care Georgian SALESMAN- At present employed with manufacturing company, married and wants to live in or make Atlanta head quarters. Best references furnished. If you have anything at all pleas* address B. A., Box 6, care Georgian. WANTED—Position by reliable col ored man. chauffeur; three years’ cx- i perience, driving trucks and touring l cars. Address L. R. C , Box 5. care i < >eoi glan. BY young man as bookkeeper o ttce man. College graduate. Three years’ experience; not afraid of work. Address J. F., Box 108. care Georgian. BOOKKEEPER OR HOTEL*CLERK— Married and wants to live in Atlanta; thoroughly competent and best refer ences. If you have anything at all please write C. S.. Box 7, care Geor gian. andler Building, iDept 53, Cedar Rapids. Jowa 1 WANTED Men to learn barber trade. LOSf—Half-grown dark grey Persian j Barbers always in demand. Big wages. cat; bushy tail. Reward for informa- i Easy work. Few weeks completes by t‘° n - Kimhallville Farm. Ivy 4169 - .J j our method. Earn while learning. Tools LOST-—On Whitehall street Saturday I furnished. Illustrated catalogue free. night bank book First National Bank, j Moler Barber College. 38 Luckie street. Tallahassee, Fla., containing one $20 | WE WANT a few bright young ir.en fo* bill, four $5 bills, one $1 bill. Call West : a very profitable sales proposition, who 459. Reward. | desire the benefit of scientific training ONE AUTO TIRE found on Edge wood i ln salesmanship; unlimited opportunity. avenue Xmas eve night. Owner can ! Call between 10 and 12 a. m., 531 Can- get it by describing same. 7 E. Ala. St. i dler Bldg. HIGH-CLASS Specialty Sales man desires permanent con nection with reliahle firm on or about January 1. At present em- played and can furnish A-l reference. Would also invest a couple thousand dollars. Address S. P. ,T., care Georgian. LOST—Gray two-piece skirt, draped in front. Please return to 32 East North avenue or in the rear of 90 East Pine street. LOST—In the mail. October 18 and Oc tober 27. letter addressed to R. J. Tur ner, Fort McPherson P. O., Ga. Return to Georgian and receive reward. “Wee QViqvp At Motor Barber Col- iiee onaie ]eg?> 1>uckie g t . i ii n We do good work. Hnd Hair Cut Give ns a “trial.” YES--We teach the barber trade and give position in our chain of shops at good wages, fer $30. Atlanta Barber Col lege. 10 E Mitchell street. Atlanta. Ga wKciTn—t D—i 7 i MEN, is to 35, become government rall- LObl—Large, light-colored lorn-! way mail clerks, sample examination j i •, • , , • i questions free Franklin Institute, Dept. on and white pointer dog, nick | 48-k, Rochester. N T. in each ear, small wen on hip 1 — joint. Reward. R. D. Crusoe,! ^ELP WANTEp—FEMALE. rvv .’1897 Cl XT! vr^nth j WANTED—Cook and general servant at • “ * v * ‘ ’• I 139 East Tenth street. Call at house LOST—White French male poodle, an- I at 9 mornings swers to name of “Mike.” Call Ivy EXCELLENT 214. or 45 Kennesaw avenue. Reward. DANCING. DANCING SCHOOL—Latest stepR: pri vate instructions. Ivy S067-J. 43 West Peachtree street. MUSICAL. BAN JOISTS—Drummers; your duty to get factory prices on finest heads made for professionals. Joseph Rogers. Farm- ingdale, N. J. MATRIMONIAL. LAiT^r^2oT~wornr^$12T0007 V w^ H., Box 35, League. Toledo, Ohio. opportunity for life insur ance salesmen in Atlanta and else where in Georgia; references required; experience unnecessary. Address Box 738, care Georgian. WANTED- Lady stenographer who can do clerical work. Moderate salary. Box 42* are <toorgian. WANTED Reliable white maid for four-months-old child. References re- Phono, Ivy 6558-J. WANTED- Neat colored girl to nurse and clean up Apply, ready for work. 850 Highland avenue. WANTED—Agents; something new; fastest sellers and quickest repeaters j on earth. Permanent, profitable busi- • ness. Good for $50 to $75 a week. Write for particulars. American Products Co., ! 8081 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ! WANTi'i Agents, salary or commis sion. Greatest seller yet. Every user ! pen and ink buys on sight. 200 to 500 i per cent profit. One agent's sales $620 j in six days; another $32 in two hours, j Monroe Mtg. Co., X 142, LaCrosse. JSYis. | WANTED—Energetic, productive fire insurance agents in unoccupied terri tory. Liberal commission, good leads and exclusive territory, to desirable par ties. Manager, 452 Liggett Bldg.. St. Louis. Mo. WANTED Salesmen. Aluminum cook ing utensils and specialties. Hard ware and department store trade, con nections preferred. Prices that get the business Exclusive territory to $3,000 men. State experience and references. Aluminum Products Company, Lemont, 111 _ CIGAR SALESMEN WANTED to carry line of cigars on road. $100 per month and expenses. Experience not necessary. Continental Cigar Company, Wichita. Kane. t WANTED--Agents make 500 per cent profit selling “Novelty Sign Cards.” Merchants buy 10 to 100 on sight. 800 varieties. Catalogue free. Sullivan Co., 1234_ VanBuren street. Chicago. Ill. WANTED—Side line, pocket samples; ten minutes; $10 commission; high- grade men only; no other need apply. Advertising Novelty Company. Newton. Iowa. W ANTED—By young man. 20. well ex perienced in clerical and banking work, position with future at once; A-l references. X. Y /., Box 96. care Geor gian. WANTED Position us hard war- man; have had fourteen years' expe rience both in the house and on the road. J. E. Cook, 15 Dunn street. WANTED—Position as marker and as- sorter in laundry. Eight years’ ex perience. No objections to leaving city. Address J. Z., 323 Courtland St., ivy 3148-.T. COLORED MAN with family wants truck farm to work; wages or shares. Address H., Box 64, care Georgian. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. WANTI'D Position for January 1, hv single man. 23: experienced book keeper and clerk in general store. Ad- dreSH Box 52, Kingston, Ga. WANTED- v personal interview with some one who would employ a man to look after and arrange grove *in Florida. Box 66. (hi ple>. Ga. WANTED* .\ 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 some money where necessary. Address R, O. Carlisle. Union Springs. Ala. POSITION wanted as front man in drug store: fifteen years’ ex perience; also soda fount and re lief man for prescription work; best of references. Can begin work January I. Not registered. Address B. B. B., Box 214, Roan oke, Ala. .SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE SPECIAL RATES for Sltu»- Mon Wanted ads 3 lines 1 time. JOc; 3 times. 7__jh~cpg^^40c^ PRIVATE branch exchange operator. either for day or night work. Best references, four wars' experience. Ivy 2782-L. STENOGRAPHER, long experience, will accept $8.50 per week permanently. Need work Ivy 2033 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., Atlanta 4717. v \NT1 D tion as stenographer. T understand how to do your work as you would have It done Address P. O. Box 76. AN undergraduate nurse wa f s place with aged or invalid lady going to Florida for winter. Address X. Y. Z., care Georgian. WANTED—-Position by first-class fit ter In suit department; ten years’ex perience. Address Fitter, Box 9. care Georgian, Atlanta, Ga. • WANTED—Position by colored woman a* cook, maid or nurse. Can furnish r< f< ret ces •; «ir< 149 Markham street. BRIGHT, young competent stenographer desires permanent position at once. Cali West 1313. COMPETENT man desires position as collector; knows the city well; long experience. Address K. i\. Box 131, care Georgian BOY, 18 years old, desires position as operator in private hoard exchange or as collector; experienced in both. C C. A.. 247 South Pryor street. WANTED—Position by licensed em- balmer. Address H. H. C., Box 14. care (toorgian. WANTED Experienced auto man wants work; anything from mechanic to manager; service guaranteed by sal ary; a trial is all I ask. Address A. R . Box 17, care Georgian. WANTED—Clerical position by young man with two years' experience in of fice work; willing to work hard; best, of references. Address R. B., Box 43. care Georgian. WANTED—Position as motion picture operator; can handle Powers or Sim- i plex machine. References. Address ! Operator, Box 622, Covington. Ga. TIMBER estimator expert surveyor, un derstands logging costs per all sorts of methods. Wants employment; go any where; at the line for years; does no guessing. Ready now. Address Box 799, care Georgian. WANTED Position by young lady as stenographer; aged 19. Call Main 1419 J, or 680 Copltol avenue. WANTED position by an experienced colored woman cook; room on lot. Address Minnie Watson. 309 Chapel St.. Room 4. EXrLRilUu'ED c..«»u wants position; can furnish good references. 11 Elec tric avenue. _ ______ _ EXPERIENCED steno-bookkeeper must have position Immediately. Employed. References furnished. Gall Miss High- towei Main 4733 or 4770. EXPERIENCED sick nurse: maternity a specialty; highly indorsed by leading \tlanta j hysicians. Dates booked in ad- va nee. Ivy 3391 i. or i 1 j 7 .< •' . i WANTED enced young lady stenographer desires position at once. M illing to begin at a moderate salary. Call Ivy 1987-J WANTED—A reliable white nurse to take entire charge of four-months-old baby. Ccmt'ortable room. Apply morn ings to Mrs. W. H. Rich. 324 South Prvor street. BACHELOR, 35, of means, would mar- i WANTED—First-class cook for board- ry. S. A., Box 40, care Georgian. ing house; steam-heated; room on MARRY—Get your ideal’s address. Plan i place: also dishwasher. Apply front scaled. 10c. B, Social League, Toledo. ( door : Cain. JI, Cleveland, Ohio. { WANTED White nurse maid for two school children; MARRY—Many rich, congenial and anxious for companions; Interesting. Particulars and photos free. The Mes senger. Jacksonville. Fla. EDUCATIONAL. CoXcfin?cr'1ir~aTr / 'grai^^ experienced teacher. Ivy 4109. HELP WANTED—MALE. Phone Ivy 3536. German preferred. WANTED—First-class stenographer and office assistant; no knowledge of bookkeeping required, but must have experience and business ability. Ad dress P. C). Box 975. city. WANTED—Agents; $25 a week for two j hours’ work a day; a brand-new ho- i siery proposition that beats them all. Write for terms and free samples if you mean business. Guaranteed Hosiery Co.. 7329 Hopper St.. Dayton. Ohio. WANTED If we had your address we'd send free sample and show you how J to make $25; not. one week, hut weekly. ; G. Mfg. Co., Warren St., New York, Suite 3. | AGENTS Men and women, get busy; > latest Invention; going fast; act quick; particulars free. John Ries, Frankfort, Ky. T WANTED—Girl to run power sewing machine and work on pad board. Southern Upholstering Company, corner Jefferson and Echo. WANTED SEVERAL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS FOR WORK IN AFTER NOON AND SUNDAY MORNINGS. HOOD ( HANCE SO R AD VANCEMENT. M S ST HAVE GOOD REFER ENCES. APPLY CITY CIR C U L A T I 0 N DE PARTMENT. T 11 E GEORGIAN, 20 E. ALA BAMA ST. WANTED—First-class meat man who understands operating ammonia ma chine for freezing meat boxes. Man who can buy .part interest in business, which is a live one. preferred. Box 1121. West Palm Beach. I'L COOK that lives near her work; good pay; small family: must know how to wash and Iron; references required. 434 Washington. WANTED--Woman to do washing on the place. Ivy 3557-J. WANTED—Experienced operators on la dies’ and children's dresses. Apply 221 Vs Marietta street. United Manufac- turing Company. WANTED—Men with rig to introduce and sell 95 extracts, spices, medicines, etc.: big money. Wilson made $90 weekly. We mean business. Box 516. Dept, 53. <’edar Rapids. low WANTED—First-class cook for very small family; must understand her duties fully and be neat, reliable and respectful; if satisfactory, place will be permanent: good wages paid; room on lot if desired. Apply 262 Juniper St. WANTED—At once, a good cook; bring references. 222 Waverly Way. WANTED Good wOte nurse for 10- month-old baby. 265 Washington. WANTED—Girl to do general house work. Apply between 0 and 7 p. m., room 202 Ik Bldg. WANTED First -clg ss laundress and to assist in light housework for family of three. Good wages to right party. Must be neat. References required. Call between 9 and 12 a. m. 23 Park street, West End. WANTED Settled woman who can cook and clean up. Good house on lot; good wages. Apply 606 West Peach tree street WANTED—A reliable man to work on dairy. C. H. Beuchler. Boulevard near Piedmont. WANTlTT*— At once, a butler to do gen eral housework. Call 1075 Peachtree. WANTED EXPERIENCED BOOK KEEPER. COMPETENT TO HAN DLE AUXILIARY BOOKS OF LARGE CORPORATION USING UP-TO-DATE SYSTEM APPLY ONLY IN WRIT ING. GIVING EXPERIENCE. UN LESS QUALIFIED, DO' NOT APPLY. R C., BOX 600, CAItE GEORGIAN. 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 Woman for housework and to cook. Room on lot. Also w’asher- woman. 27 West Sixteenth street. LADIES make shields at home; $10 per 100. Work sent prepaid to reliable women Particulars for stamped, ad dressed envelope. Eureka Company, Dept. 107C, Kalamazoo, Mich. EXPERIENCED pow’er sewing machine operators to make wash dresses and middy blouses. Operators that have made garments in a factory will be given steady employment all the year on light work. Our prices are the best in the South. ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING CO.. 38^ West Alabama Street. WANTED—Live wires for office special ties; high-class adder, low price; new: get in line for the new year; we want some wide-awake general agents; spe cial inducements for a few game sales men who can handle sub-agents. Union Specialty Co., Glasgow, Kj WANTED—Agents, you have been look ing for something to sell to colored people. We have it! “Negro Angels Entering Heaven.” Home Supply Co., Jackson, Miss. WANTED Tailor agents; get our spring and summer line; 150 wonderful pat terns to sell at $15; suits to measure; agents wanted everywhere. Leeds Woolen Mills, Chicago. WANTED Vacuum cleaner agents. Here it is: Absolutely new design in wheel operated, powerful bellows \acuum cleaner; new visible nozzle; ex clusive appearance; sells quick at $7.50. Write for particulars about money-back guarantee now. Doty Company, Dayton, Ohio. LIVE AGENTS Get wise; g<-: the mon ey; 100 per cent profit. Ilanscom Bros. Co.. Fort Benton. Monf. WANTED Salesman for general mer cantile trade; vacancy January 1; un excelled specialty proposition; commis sion contract; $35 weekly for expenses. Continental Jewelry .Co.. 347-52 Contl- nental Building. Cleveland. Ohio. SALESMAN—All or purl time, stock or real estate experience preferred. Ad dress Coan, 63 Dauphin St.. Mobile, Ala. WANTED Live agents for guaranteed line; saves 80 per cent; big repeater; 150 per cent profit; exclusive territory; permanent business. Stuart &. Co., 131 Union. Newark, N. v • WANTED—An operator for Barber- Colman warp tying-in machine. Wages, $2.00 per day. Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills. WANTED--Young women ana etiis. .!e 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 those inexperienced; sal ary paid while learning Salary in creased upon being transferred to oper- ating force, and for ihose becoming ef ficient, increased as they become worthy, with opportunities for ultimate advancement to $75 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 Te'ephone and Telegraph Company Training fchooi, 25 Auburn avenue. WANTED—Successful merchants and tailoring sales agents. We have the right, sample equipment if you have the ability and ambition to become the big gest dealer in your locality selling made- to-measure clothes ai popular prices. Unlimited money-making possibilities for you. We are a big house, furnish big sample equipments only;* want big men to represent us, and to such we will give unlimited assistance and advertis ing helps. Write to-day for exclusive selling rights. Address Desk 74. Lock Box 483. Chicago. Ill. SCHOOL CHILDREN, call or write and get 24 ink powders free, sell for 10c each, return money and get valuable premium or cash commission; watch, ring, bracelet or cuff button set. guar anteed to give satisfaction. Interna tional Company, 319 Temple Court. At lanta WE HAVE 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 WANTED Salesmen; $75 per month .and all expense*, to begin, experience not absolutely necessary; take orders from dealers for cigarettes, cigars, smoking and chewing tobaccos. Penn Tobacco Co., Station O, New York, N. Y THE sa m M \ssi:rh COMPETENT lady agents wanted; good profit to good salesmen. 68V* White hall street 100 NEW AGENTS Gold watches free. sell Dr Doran's Queen Root Cordial; free sewing machine samples free. Doran Drug Co., Paducah. Ky. WANTED—Ten fast boys, with or with out wheels; $7 to $12 a week. Miller's Minute Messengers, 17 Fairlie street, op posite Gas and Electric Building. EITHER SEX; earn splendid income at home curing psare time, send 10c for names of 40 reliable firms supplying home work. Dee Pub. Co., Desk 17, Hodges Bldg , Detroit, Mien. TEACHERS WANTED. SPEC!AL 1 iNRoLI-MENT Many open ings. Foster’.- Teachers' Agency, 616 Third National Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga. NO MATTER WHAT YOU' WANT, it will save, you time and money if you use Hearsi’s Sunday American and At lanta Georgian. WANTED—By young man, work in plumbing or blacksmith shop; have had two years’ experience in each: am strictly sober and con furnish best ref erences, etc. Must have work at once. Address O B W., Box 718. care Geor gian, stating full particulars. POSITION—Energetic Tech ColtogtTboyl 16, experience, excellent references; wages $7 week. T., Box 716, care Geor- gian. WANTED—Traveling or city position by a thoroughly experienced salesman and office man with more than fifteen years of good business training in different lines of business. I am young, good ap pearance and a wide-awake hustler; can show unusual ability. If you wish to invest in the service of the make-good kind, please write. Address Make'Good, Box 41. care Atlanta Georgian. City. MANUFACTURER I want to learn a profitable business; am 33 years of age. have had ten years’ valuable busi ness experience; am energetic and thor ough in what I do. Salary is not the important consideration. I want an op portunity to become valuable. Can fur nish exceptional references and request personal interview’. Address 717, care American. LARGE corporations can alwaj ise valuable men. Grant me a personal interview in order that I may convince you that F am one. Address Box 665, care American. WANTED Position by detective Re? erences from school of detectives and A-l references from Atlanta. Address A. C.. care Georgian. A GOOD driver and mechanic wants position: good car or truck: good ref erences. G. R. Am., 69 E. Lair. Main 3174-L SITUATION WANTED; first-class cook; single white man; good recornrnenda- tions. Address Paul, care < toorgian. WANTED—By young man, 257 well known and acquainted in Southern States, position as traveling representa tive January 1; position must be per manent and offer future to one worthy and who can furnish reliable references as to ability, etc.; now employed, but leaving account of a future: a talk will convince. J. C. W., Box 50, care Geor gian. POSITION, energetic Tech College boy, 16. experience, excellent references, wages $7 week. T.. Box 716, care Geor gian. WANTED—Young man, experienced so- licitor-salesman, advertiser ami well acquainted in the city, open for any proposition that there is a good salary or commission; furnish bond or will in vest small capital if necessary. Address L., Box 400, care Georgian. C • chauffeui wants po sition running Bulck. Ernest Whitler. iBell phone M. 2164. YOUNG married man of ability V somethin*? to do; anything honorable; must have work. Oddress E. S., Box 750, care Georgian. WANTED Situation bj competent bookkeeper with experience; refer ences furnished. Address J., Box 50. care Georgian. EXPERIENCED bank man, twenty-eight years old, desires connection with good banking in stitution. Will give highest ref erences. Five years iti National and State hank work. If you have an opening, let me see you for a personal interview. Address Banker, Box 306, care Atlanta Georgian. POSITION WANTED by ice engineer or as manager or both for 15 to 20 ton plant. Am an all-round mechanic and can build up your business. References furnished. Twenty years’ experience. Address 27 Arlington avenue, Atlanta WANTED—Situation by white chauffeur with ten years' experience; will guar antee all repair bills; can drive any kind car. Address F , Box 401. care Georgian. WANTED—Position by an all-round truck farmer. Can do carpenter work and almost anything around the house. 147 Cooper street. WANTED—Good merchandise clerk wants position at once; now employed; ran furnish best of reference. Address P. *). Box 126, Thomastun. Ga. WANTED- Position by young man as salesman in a dry goods store or as bookkeeper; six years’ experience slid best of references. Address A. L. Win* gard. Box 27. Canon, Ga. WANTED Young lady desires clerical position; familiar with typewriter; newspaper office preferred; now era- | ployed, but wishes to change; references. I Address S. S.. Box 7, care Georgian. WANTED Experienced Stenographer and office assistant wishes position at once; can furnish best of references. Address r-:. A. G.. Box 20, care Georgian. WAITED Experienced lady etenogra pher desires position: am at present employed, but wish a change. Call West 1263-J. WANTED An experienced young lady stenographer desires position. Am employed at present, but want to make h change Can give good references. Address Box 318, Anderson, S. C. DRESSMAKING — DRESSMAKERS \V A \TED—^Sowing and dressmaking, $1.25 per day. First-class work. Dressmaker. 374 East Hunter street SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE. iVANTLli Position by man and wife in hotel or boarding house. Address J, G. Chaffin. Hapoville, Ga. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. <T i; UUI iAR-L UTTERS n ew PROCESS. MISS HATTIE FLRXNER, 419 Empire Bldg. Ivy 1178. ROOMS AND BOARD. RKsT BOaTTd and nice rooms at rea sonable rates. 29 East Harris Ivy 3741-L. ' FOR RENT A neat!) furnished room, with breakfast and supper. Would like ? \n 6 teat 1 East Fifth street BOARDERS WAXTUP Nice rooms and excellent home-cooked meals; all conveniences; walking distance 3C2 lapltoi avenue. 55 WEST HARRIS STREET—Rates reasonable. Ivy 7799-J. PRIVATE BOARD Sti am heat; all con veniences old-fashioned Southern cooking. 354 Euclid avenue, Inman Park. Rhone Ivy 64B1 J. WANTED Boarders for lilce rooms; hot ►Id v. ater. 102 (pltol avenue. ONE large front room with dressing room in private family; hot bath; close in. 56 E. Cain St. Phone Ivy 5520-1.. TIIE HOARDING AND ROOM ING HOUSE BUREAU OF INFORMATION. FOR the y ear 1914 you want a happy home. We can direct you and tell you about the nicest boarding places, rooms, apartments and flats in tho city, giving you pHce, style and loca tion. INFORMATION AND SKR VICES FREE. 259 Candler Annex, 104 North Pryor Street. Phones Ivy 8424; Atlanta 293. PRIVATE Ponce DeLeon home, near Georgian Terrace; couple or young men. ivy 71.9-J. NICE room and board Reasonable. 98 Capitol avenue. Main 4413-J. ONE large nice room for couple or three young men; also room for young lady Excellent meals Call Main 4830 L. TWO sunny front rooms, private bath, steam heat; best table board; in re fined West Peachtree home. Ivy 1959-L newly furnished 23 E. Cain. Tvy BOARDERS wanted at 353 Cooper street, two minutes’ walk from South ern shops FIRST CLASS table; rooms; steam heat 5149-J. TWO ROOMS, with board; Peachtree home: suitable for four gentlemen. Ivy 1779-J, BOARDERS Beautifidly furnished; all modern conveniences; good home cooking Ivy 8086. 15 Currier. NICELY furnished room for one nr two young men. with board. Ivy 7826. NICELY furnish! rooms, best table board: all modern conveniences; easy walking distance. 121 Capitol Square Main 4839-.1 BE81 Ml. ’• I..' n rov N $3 WEEK. room AND MEALS, $4 197 SOUTH PRYOR. CALL MAIN 5048. GARAGE FOR SALE BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms with select board at $4.50 a week. 123 Cap itol Ave. M. 1680. ,00 K 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. ROOMS AND BOARD. NICELY furnished d’ooms. best table 1 board, nil modern conveniences. «*asy ( walking distance. 121 Capitol Square Main 4839-L. BOARD VND ROOM for one or two young men in North Side private home; steam heat; also room with sleep- J ing porch attached for two young la- * dies. Ivy 7848-J. BOARD WANTED. vswvwvwvwvwwvwwyvywvywvy WANTED Room and meals in private family by January 1. Address Box 7, care Georgian FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. ONE nicely furnished upstairs front room. Ivy 6220-L. 41 West Baker. STEAM-HEATED, furnished rooms for rent, reasonable. 352 Whitehall street. Apartment. I>. Mrs. Murphy. THREE rooms for housekeeping. Steam heal, lights, etc. 352 Whitehall. Apart ment 1 • Mrs. Murphy FOUR nice furnace-heated rooms; hot agid cold water in room. 32 E. North Ave.. between the Peachtrees. ivy THREE nicely furnished rooms; hot water; all conveniences. 63 East Cain S' _ ham S< >M ui ' in iii ed ro fm with private bath in private home. Ivy 1413-J TWO or three nicely furnished front housekeeping rooms. Phone; sink, cheap 290 Washington FOR RENT Two or three furnished rooms for housekeeping,, with middle- aged couple, in cottage, close in and good neighborhood; to adults; refer ences exchanged. Call 7^ East Fair St. or phone Main 3833 J. NICELY furnished rooms with board; $4 week 118 Garnett su ONE nicely furnished room; modern conveniences; private hath and private home. 896 Piedmont avenue. TWO nicely furnished rooms for house keeping; all conveniences. 305 South Pryor. FOR RENT Nice! furnished room; hot and cold water. 162 Courtland. FOR RENT—For gentleman or elderly woman, heated room, all conveniences. Meals mar. Ivy 6281. TWO to four ladies can get two fur nished rooms for light housekeeping; lights, hath, telephone. Cheaper than boarding. References. Owner, 54 Aba avenue, Inman Park. LARGE front room for young men or business couple; all conveniences. Phone Ivy 2211-L. NICELY furnished room in steam- heated apartment for gentlemen. Ivy 8285. FOR RENT Nice, large front room, fur- 1 heated: furnished; in North Side residence; within easy walking distance. Call ivy 8232 PRIVATE HOME, modern conveniences, best neighborhood, walking distance, kitchenette or meals. Ivy 3707-J. FRONT ROOMS; also housekeeping; $2 and $3 week; block from post office. 76 Walton St. Entrance corner Spring street. _ ___ 6ne lovely fr-ui: bedroom; private en trance; connecting hot bath; phone. 290 M aahlngton. FOR RENT orn furnished steam-heated, electric lighted room, adjoining bath; very reasonable. Ap ply 61 \V. Harris St., Slssonia Apart ment 5. CilassJfied! Adver tising Rates: 1 Imeitlon 1 Op a lln, S Insertions So a llna 7 Insertions Sc a llna SO Insertions 4V4e a llna »0 Insertions 4c a llna No advertisements taken fortes* than the cost of two lines Si* words makes a line. TRLEPHClNg MAIN 100 ATLANTA IMS CSassified Adver tisers May telephone fhe’r -’Want Ads “ The Georgian will not b« responsible for more than ore in correct Insertion of any advertise ment ordered for more than one time. The Georgian reserves the right to correctly classify all Want Ada. The Georgian ran not guarantee accuracy or assume responsibility for errors of any kind occurring in telephoned advertisements. The Georgian will not accept phone or verbal orders to discon tinue or change (T F.) “Till For bid’ advertisemf aits Advertiser should retain receipts given by The Georgian In payment of Want Ads, as no mistake can be recti fied without them. Read for Profit Use for Results Hearst’s Sunday American I and Daily Georgian “WANT ADS” UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. THREE large, unfurnished, connecting rooms, quiet home; no children, rea sonable. 457 Whitehall. TWO nice unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, with sink, walking dis tance: water and gas. $7.56 108 Fow ler street. BRIGHT FRONT ROOM in private home; $9. 264 North Boulevard, cor ner High land. FOR RENT Three rooms, furnished complete for light housekeeping; elec tric lights, gas, hot and cold water, sink and all modern conveniences. North Bide. Phone Ivy L744-L BEAUTIFUL housekeeping rooms; ev erything furnished; ah conveniences; also two bedrooms; use of phone. Ivy 6705. i i connecting furnished ropms, one single one double bed; steam heat, electric lights, telephone. On car line. Gentlemen only. $15. Ivy 2712. THREE nice, large first floor unfur nished rooms: sink In kitchen; all con veniences. Phone Ivy 6231. 18 Boule- vard place. Ff>R RENT- Five modern rooms, 1557 , thre * rooms. $20. Phono Ivy 3698-J. 1 UNFURNISHED share with family of three seven-room cottage, large front and back porch. Desirable and very rea- sonable. Main 5343-L. 350 Pulliam at. FOR RENT—Four nice unfurnished rooms, lower floor; close in. Phone Main 950. GENTLLEMAN wants roommate; nice, large steam-heated room, with lava- tor.\ . i"hone i\ j jx73. LARGE. BRIGHT FRONT ROOM; NICELY FURNISHED; STEAM HEAT; PRIVATE FAMILY. GENTLE MEN. IVY 85T0-J. EXCELLENT furnace-heated room with hoard; Elizabeth street, Inman Park Reasonable, Ivy 6963-J~. LIGHT housekeeping apartment also single room; hot bath; close In. 151 Spring. TWO furnished front rooms for gentle men; convenient to two car lines. Ap- pb 160 Richardson \Hants phone 3241, STEAM-HEATED front room; refined North Side home; electricity; every Comfort, i \ y 1294 J SUNNY furnished room. $2.75 weekly. 31 Hood St., near Whitehall. Main 2758-J A DOM’ll APARTM KNTS. BACHELOR apartments de luxe; every thing brand-new; every room complete with bathr running hot and cold water; steam heat, etc.; transients $1 a day; special rates by the month. 10‘A East Harris St., at Peachtree. BEAUTIFUL front room* private hath': gentlemen preferred. Reasonable. '‘Between Peachtrees," care Georgian. FURNISHED front room, hot and cold water, use of telephone. 417 Court- la nd street, h y 1584-L. 477 PEACHTREE STREET—Steam- heated room; references exchanged. Ivy 7010. FOR RENT Two rooms completely furnished for light housekeeping; all conveniences Phone Main 5477-J. THE PICKWICK NEW 10-STOKY AND FIREPROOF. Steam-heated rooms, connecting bathe Convenient shower baths on each floor. 77 Fairlie St., near Carnegie Library. UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. TWO unfurnished connecting rooms for housekeeping. 39 VV. Unden St. Ivy 6331 TWO unfurnished rooms; light house keeping; llolderness St. f West End. Mrs. Smith. Ivy 4256. TWO unfurnished rooms, connecting. convenient for light housekeeping; bright and airy; on second floor; bath adjoining. Phone Ivy 6984-J. 225 For rest avenue. TWO or three unfurnished rooms; will rent three for $13.50. or the two for $iu. Apply 816 Central a enue. FOR RENT—One unfurnished room and kitchenette; modern conveniences; lights, water. 116 E. Fair. Main 3 P 09. FOR RUNT--Two rooms for light house keeping; $7.50 per month; private fam ily. Ivy 6106 J TWO large unfurnished first floor rooms; private entrance. 282 Cen- tral avenue. FIVE unfurnished rooms for rent; all conveniences for housekeeping. Main 4890-L. FOR RENT—Four unfurnished house keeping rooms, with bath, pantry, water and lights; $17.50. 319 Capitol avenue. TWO or three rooms, either furnished <*r unfurnished. Phone Main 1173-J. IN WEST END- Two rooms and kitch enette for light housekeeping: beauti ful surroundings Every convenience. West 302 J. FOR RENT Four rooms of my cottage on Norj h sidj Iv: j 106 THREE RGOMS' modern conveniences. private entrance Apply 63 Windsor St. 374"'PEACHTREE ST. Several unfur nished rooms for housekeeping, If de sired. Hot baths and telephone. Call mornings. Phone Ivy S457-J. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT. apartment. ftu*nT^Ted^"or unfurnished; electric lights, steam heat; private hath; rent reasonable. Ring Ivy 8080, Apt. No. 6 TW< i or four furnished or unfurnished rooms, 150 Sells avenue. West “End. NK.’KLY furnished rooms for house keeping; reasonable 388 Peachtree. opposite Peachtree Inn. SMALL APARTMENT; entire aecond story, nicely arranged; beautifully furnished; on two car lines; will maka very low price. 264 North Boulevard, corner Highland avenue. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Apartment No. Tl^ln Hay^ den, 175 South Pryor St., three rooms: occupancy at once. FOR RENT—A six-room fumace-heatod apartment, on North Boulevard. Phone Ivy 1843-.T. SIX-ROOM apartments, close in, modern in every respect; heat, janitor service, pas range. Phone ivy 3655 after 8 p. m. t*.\u 6-rooim apartment, close in $22 to acceptable tenant. Phone M. 1100 APARTMENT of two rooms with hot and cold water and gas. Price, $10. 389 Whitehall street. THE COLONIAL—Delightfully com fortable. apartment for lease; 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. 47 EAST CATN Sf7~ FIVE ROOMS: first-class repair: sepa rate entrance; $25 per month Apply room 509, Atlanta National Bank Build ing^ 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 apartments have electric lights, gas stoves, shades, refrigera tors. hot and cold water, steam heat. Janitor service, etc. See J. T. TURNER, Resident Manager, Apartment 8. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. APARTMENTS FCi7f'TTENT^7m7~fih^^ hot and cold running water in bed rooms and bath; steam heat; furnished or unfurnished. 347 North Jackson. UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. ^uTdTuoM^oTr^eT^Tectfic^Hghts, fur nace, tile bath. Between the Peach- trees. Fine neighborhood. $40. Ivy 2610. FOR RENT—Six-room house. practi cally new; apply to owner, Dr. J. A. Johnson. 329 E. Hunter St- FOR RENT—Five-room cottage. Owner will rent cheap to right part?'. 370 • *;ikhinti avci i e. Bell phone Ivy 1744-J. FOR RENT. 422 E. Georgia avenue; lot 50 by 200; 6-r. modern cottage $25.00 452 Piedmont avenue; 6-r. cot tage 27.50 100 Garden street; 6-r. cot.iage.. 14.60 A. J. & IF F. WEST, Phone 1754 Main. NOTSHwEST ONTARIO AVE.; 9 rooms. $20.60; water, gas and electric lights. Take Walker to West View car. TWO ROOMS arid kitchenette; very reasonable. 340 Whitehall street. Main 3886-.1. FOR RENT Two extra nice rooms for light housekeeping, in private home; no children. 395 South Boulevard. Main 4279-J>, FOR RENT -Two, three or four nice rooms; price $8. $10 and $ , 2: one and one-half blocks of Gran* Park; all con veniences, with couple. 302 South Bou levard. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. HOUSES FOR RENT. FOR ^RENT^NortlT^ ide eight - r oom house; furnace heat: servant’s room and garage; partly furnished or unfur nished. Ivy 2318. DESK SPACE FOR RENT. ^N'T^'^TaK^or^TfesiTTirTuTritoheS office. 715 Temple Court Building $5 per month. J. M. Jenkins. ATLANTA REAL ESTATE Is incraatw ing in value dally. Many bargains ar* offered in the Real Estate columns ot the ' Want Ad’ section of The Georgian.