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THE GEORGIAN - AMERICAN
Atlanta’'s Want Ad Directory
20 East Alabama Street,
i FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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1 OUR $56 FUNERAL
i In fts material and completeness equals
o any $75 to SIOO funeral.
E WHY PAY MORE?
', @ E Hunter. Main 1168. Atlanta 1168
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/ LOST AND FOUND.
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f The law of Georgia declares a finder
j of lost goods, who, having means of
knowing the rightful owner, retains
. & them for the finder's own use or advan
' * tage, may upon conviction thereof be
‘punished for simple larceny. A person
b wWho finds lost goods is legally Hable to
f the ri%htrul owner for their proper care
f While in the finder's %oueufon. and he
L i= legally entitled to be reimbursed for
e expenses Incurred in properly éaring for |
g the goods found, and may retain them
% until such expenses are paid.
X The following articles were found on
3 the city and suburban street CArs yes
: terday. Owners can secure them by ap
: plying. with full description, at the Lost
i and Found office of the Geor{la Railway
and Power Company, Np. Edgewood
-~ Avenue:
i 2 Parasols.
: 1 Pair of Gloves.
- 1 Watch.
: 1 Chain.
e 1 Package of Papers.
k- 1 Pair of Glasses.
1 Package of Fish Food.
. 1 Package of Laundry,
B« 1 Fan.
i EST - Palr rimless eyeglasses,
i in case, with hole in left lens for chain,
. Either on Boulevard An:ter ecar or Dun.
b ,yoody Pharmacy, Mon. ay, September
¢4 11, Atlanta phone 2179, or leave at
~ Georgian office. Reward. il
.~ LOST-UMBRELLA IN J. P ALLEN'S
= __RESTROOM. GOLD AND BURNT
A:%ORY HANDLE. RETURN TO MRS.
f & ANK BTANTON.O%‘?s HIGHLAND,
P - J. P ALLEN'S FICE.
— lwheck No. 11741 Central of
. Georgla flway to C. W, Smith, for
. month of Alfiust. SBS. Check indorsed
1 g g.li by R, . Carlton, cashier. Phone
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LARGE CAMEO BROOCH.
. LOST—On Peachtree, between Seventh
. street and Five Points, late Wednes
. day afternoon. Liberal reward for re
%u Ivy 7941,
. LOST—About four weeks ago, ladies'
23 black gilk, sterling-handled umbrella;
* end of handle broken. Reward. Main
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. ¢ LOST—At Takewood, berween 4 and
.., 5:30 p. m, Sunday. cameo pin, with
-«% Fo_-rl-. Call Main 2628.
B hs —IR Ml?nu g’ntlonl?l Bfin}(. pe‘:;l
£ & orseshoe pin, agwell, ain 3
- " LOST—Collie dog, markeq like red fox;
- named “Buck.” Return 320 Pulliam.
- Reward.
APARTMENT PLUMBING.
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5 LOFTIS PLUMBING CO.
"85 Marfetta St. Main 1846. Atl 1184
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s AUTO REPAIRS—GARAGES,
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PEN ALL NIGHT.
0 E H ODOM BROS.
: GARAGE AND REPAIRS.
1-43 TVY ST. M. 1622 At 900
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AUTOS REPAIRED,
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AUTO CYLINDERS BORED; PISTONS
MADE.
HIGH-GRADE machine work; contract
~_Mmanufacturers. E. A. Bostrom Mfg.
Co. 290 Edgewood Ave. Ivy 4285.
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¢ BLANK BOOK MAKERS,
A ANAA AAN ANNANAPAPAPPIns
- WEBB & VARY CO.,
Printers and Blank Book Makers.
LOOSE LEAF DEVICES.
38 West Alabama St., Atlanta, Ga.
X CLEANING AND PRESSING,
A A A~ e e e
ECONOMICAL DRY CLEANING CO.
We remodel old clothes.
Ladies’ tafloring and dyelns.
17 W, Peachtree St. vy 5788-J,
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Guarantee Dry Cleaning Works
£ Cleaning and Dyeln, All Work
" Guaranteed. Phone M. 287, Atl 3015-A.
286 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga,
- CLEANING, PRESSING AND DYEING
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. M. FERNANDO, Ladies’ and Genty'
"= _ Talloring, Dry Cleaning Altorlu and
A;*ep‘lrln‘ Ivy 5658-1. 178 Piedmont
. Ave, 4
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%» DENTAL WORK.
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; PAINLESS DENTISTS —Satisfaction
% ranteed; gold crown, 22-k., $8;
i work, rr tooth, §3; white crown
© $3, consultation free. Georgia Dental
-y , 101% Whitehall
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% DESIGNS, MONUMENTS,
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¥ Marble and Granite
: Cherokee Works, 393 Edgewood,
° oorner Boulevard. |
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DESIGNING, PATTERN MAKING.
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- YOUR IDEAS WORKED OUT
. d Bummers, 262 W. North Ave. M. 2824,
o DRY CLEANING.,
. CENTRAL Dry Cleaning Co., 47y clean:
E lng. u(erlnf. repairing, dyeing,; ladles’
o, a -rc alty. Our motto, *“Good
% o‘rltfi 167 E. Hunter St. Atlanta
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ELEVATOR REPAIRING, 1
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IN and out of Atlanta. by expert at in. |
Salling and repairing. James irvine, |
C S Trinity Ave. Main 3308 £
¢ EXPERT MACHINE REPATAING |
.m:l'rg.mvr,\ MACHINE WORKS-—Ma'n |
= W General repairing of all ma-
K ; knife grinding x-l.mucuon|
teed. 119 South Forsyth,
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS CARDS.
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FURRIER AND TAILOR.
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Ladies’ work a specialty.
Cohen %5 o 0 Bldg. Ivy 1282-L.
—_— 0 Torsyth DBldg. lvy 1282-1.
HAT CLEANING,
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D I Felt Hats Cleaned.
'GEOR(JE S ©E A S
HORSESHOEING.
PAA A A AA A A
J. VON REEDEN-—lf they are lame,
bring them to me. 55 Central Ave.
——— s 10%. 30 Lenitlßl AVe.
ICE CREAM AND SODA.
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|W. PEACHTREE Ice Cream Parior,
Tobacco, cigars. 63 W. Peachtree. Ivy
8154, Atlanta 190. :
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JUNK.
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CAPITOL JUNK CO.,
Main 797. 331-33 _Peters St., Atlanta.
LUMBER.
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LULIBER sty. S. A. Williams
Lumber Co.. 254 Elliott St. Main 328.
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MATTRESS RENOVATING.
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TRIO MATTRESS RENOVATING CO.,
MAIN 4840 WE DO THE BEST
MATTRESS AND FEATHER RENO
VATING.
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PRESSING CLUB.
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ROYAL PRESSING CLUB,
Dry Clearing and Pressln&
48 Auburn avenue. Ivy 1047,
QUALITY PRINTING.
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UNION PUBLISHING CO.
210 Auburn Ave. Ivy 7427-J.
Quality Printers. Reasonable Rates.
Work guaranteed. “A trial convinces.”
RESTAURANT.
AA A A APP
CAFETERIA-—63-65 N. Forsyth. Good
meals. Try us.
'ROOF REPAIRING.
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Atlanta Bldg. and Repair Co.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING, slate, tin,
tile and shingle roof a -peclultg.
Main 3848-J. Atlanta 3091-F.
SOUTHERN Tin Roof Repairing Co
We repgjr roofs, gulleye, valley, etc.,
at reascnable prices; best work and
material, guaranteed. 129 W. Pine St
Ivy 3607-L.
ROOF EXPERT.
If your roof leaks, call Main 2980,
Prices the lowest,
“'ILLIQ WILL stop your leak or
O money back. M. 2873-J.
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! Repairs al. kinds. 12 mo.
_.\IOOHP.V guarantea Reasonable 1. 505
RUGS AND SHADES.
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¥xl2 rugs cleaned, $1.50 up.
Ehades cleaned and reversed.
W. E. 28 Lamar St Main 5027,
TRANSFERRING. e
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TRUCKS and autos for hire. Special
&flention given to picnic and pleasure
'mr'.ios 185 Edgewood Ave., Russell C.
? House.
i TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT.
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| TYPEWRITERS RENTED— Nonvisibles,
| four months, $5; visibles, t}:ree months,
' §7. Initial payment n%pllen f rurchned,
Ask for Catalogue G 75. American Writ
ing Machine Company, 48 North Prycr
&ireet, Atlanta. s
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VIOLIN REPAIRING.
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"IOLI\'S S. M. KIMBRELL, Vio
+ lin Maker, Fine rerllr
ing. 511 FO_Y'_l!!h Iflg;. vy 1282-La
WINDOW AND DOOR GUARDS.
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Southern Wire and Iron ‘Works,
69 Martin St. Atlanta 5306, Main 5306.
BUSINESS PERSONALS,
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SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
imperfectly fitted. John B, Daniel, 31
Wall stree has expert fitters. It will
cost you no more for him to fit you and
it means insurance.
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PERSONAL,
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IF YOU think you have been swindled
at any recent auction sale of jewelry,
ete. through misrepresentations, please
communicate with Willlam E. Arnaud.
attorney. 1707 Third Nat. Bank Bldg.
EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. CRAWLEY
will open her select school next
Monday, September 18, 9. a. m. at
154 Peeples street, her old location.
Pupils prepared for LaGrange, Ag
nes Scott or any other institution.
Miss Morel, who is widely known as
& teacher of ability, will be in
charge of primary department. Ap
ply to .
Mrs. C. D. Crawley,
58 Howell Place. Phone W. 642-L.
WANTED-—A beginners' class in French
to teach evenings; terms reasonable.
French, care Georgian.
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MUSICAL.
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MUSIC and expressions, private studio,
93 Formwalt. Miss Sewell. Atl 2825
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DANCING.
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DANCING every Tues., Thurs. and Sat.
nl%ht' lessons dtl!f; reduced rates.
Ivy 5788, Lane's, 217% Peachtree St.
WEST END ACADEMY-—Dancing on
Thursday and Saturday nights. Les
sons dailv. West 11-L
Dancing Tne-dayl. Thursdays, Satur
days. 2714 Whitehall. Lessons daily.
Main 2830-J. &
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
P A A A A A AA A .
WANTED—Youn’ women and flirl
desiring attractive positions. Welfare
of employees closely supervised; their
conduct guarded by matron, women su
pervisors and chief operator, who have
complete charge. Three or four weeks'
tralnln(f course. Salary rerlodlcnlly in
creased For those becoming worthy and
efficient, opportunities for ultimate ad
vancement. References required from
each u%plicunt. Lunch room. retiring
room, Carnegie Library books. Appl{
to Miss Bell,. Training School, No. 2
Auburn avenue, Southern Bell 'l'olophono
and Telegraph Company, Atlanta, Ga.
EXPERIENCED operators sewing ma
chines, Steady work, tood pay. 136%
Marietta MITCHELL MFG. CO.
WANTED-—-Women for Government
jobs, S7O month, Write immediately
for list of l{oomum, Franklin Institute,
Dept. 602-R, Rochester, N. Y. A
WANTED--Married ex-oteno.rl?her to
work approximately one week In each
month. Answer in own handwriting P.
O. Box %06, Atlanta, Ga. S
MONOTYPE keyboard operator; will
teach girl who understands touch SyS
tem of ty?ewrltm[ Pledmont Printing
V., 1N Canttal Ave.
BY B BT TRV RRES o ———————————————
WANTED-—Operators on power ma
chines for skirt, mldgy blouse and
dress work. B, & A. Mtg. Co., 0%
Ed‘ewood avenue,
AGENTS for Plough's lamlro.&n.
combs, soap and rmdor. Apply r
?:E. Drug Store, 62 Carnegie way. Ivy
EXPERIENCED hotel housekeeper;
!we age and hotels where employod.‘
" ousekeeper,” Box 50, care (ienr!un,‘
WANTED--Severa! young lady typists,
must be neat and accurate with work. |
Interstate, 315-320 Empire Bldg. |
GIRLS~The New York Millinery Schooi
is the best; a thorough course guaran
teed for $25. 0% Whitehall Bt.
WAN'TED-—Experienced trimmers on
children's and ready-to-wear hats.
National Straw Hat Works.
WANTED-Young !fid to work \~ can
dy uc!o.ra' Apply Mother G- Milg.
Co., 3¢ Madison avenue,
W.‘E‘TED—-merioma o&onton on
skirts, Arn;‘y Princess Mfg. Co., 33
East Mitchell St
WANTED-—Colored nurse, with refer
ences, to go out of city. Apply 276
South Pr or Bt,
WANT -~ Experien
sleev: Ivy
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
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ALTERATION women on men's and
women's suits, 57% Peachtree, The
Ideal.
WANTED—Cooks, maids, house%irh.
nurses; good salaries. 160% Auburn
Ave,
WHITE woman for cooking and house
_work, College Park. 522 Forsyth Bldg.
SKIRT AND BLOUSE OPERATORS
APPLY 551% E. ALABAMA STREET.
| WANTED—Colored woman for cook and
__general housework. 446 Bedford place.
WANTED—Cook for small family. 462
St. Charles place, Atkins Park.
HELP WANTED—MALE.
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ARMY of United States; men wanted;
able-bodied, unmarried men under age
of 35; citizens of United States, of good
character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write the Englisn
latiguage. For information, apply to
Recruiting Officer, 308 Leonard Bldg.,
Augusta; 574 Cherry St., Macon; Post
office Buildings, Columbus, Rome and
SUARIA B 8 ol
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STUDY LAW AT HOME.
UNIVERSITY Extension method; de- |
gree LL.B. conferred; a large univer
sity, to directly advertise its extension
law department, will place a limited
number of law scholarships in this
State; applicants must be of age; refer
ences required. Apply Mr, Lively, Hotel
Ansley, i S
SOLICITORS.
GREAT Atlantic and Paecific
Tea Co. 121 Whitehall St.
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YES! If you have two nands, Professor
G. 0. Brlnnlnz will teach you the bar
ber trade for S3O and give paying posi
tion in our chain of shops. It's easy.
Atlanta Barber College, 10 E. Mitcheil
MEN WANTED—Age 16 to 60, to learn
automobile business. Special course,
with position guaranteed. Write at once.
Tennessee Automobile School, Chester
Motor Building, . _Nashville, Tenn.
MARBLE cutter, steady job; $3.75 for 9
hours; first-class shop: prefer man
who could do lettering if necessary.
Wire or write quick. &. Carter, 1614
Third Ave., Huntington, W. Va.
MENT Why not learn the barber trade?
Special six weeks' course and good set
of tools for $25. Wages while learnln{
Moler Barber College, 18 North Forsyth
BARBERS to know that we carry a
full line of fixtures and supplies in
Stock in Atlanta. Write for catalog. |
Matthews & Lively Co. Atlanta, G%‘
WANTED—At once, clean-cut young
man for general office work with large
concern; good salary, The Interstate,
PO Bospure Wiy
WANTED-—Experienced draftsman, pre
fer one with experience in steam and
electrical business. Interstate, 319-320
Empire Bldg. RS
WANTED—A good shoe repairer, able
to operate Champion machine; steady
ijoh: good wages. Apply L. Cohen, Cor
dele, Ga,
WANTED—Young man to work in Bro
cery store on Saturdays; prefer one
attending school. Apply 5 North Broad
street, Wi s e e L
FREE, FREE—AII barber work free on
rear chair. Shave e, hair cut 10c,
on _front chalr. Atlanta Rarber College,
TINNER and stove repair man for shop
in countr{{ town; either wages or on
shares. C. H. Woodard, 3 Mell Ave.
WANTED—News agents to run on pas
senger trains; promotion. Van Noy
Interstate Co., M. P, Davld,)_!_;_r.
WANTED—Three granite ocutters for |
plain work at once. Clark's Monu- |
mental Works, Americus, Ga, |
WANTED—Two competent ladies’ tai
lors at once, H. Cherry, 36 Haywood
_s_t_.’,_ishevl_lle, N
WANTED—High-class salesman; must
be a producer. Interstate, 319-320
Empire Bldg.
WANTED—First-class upholsterer. Ap
_Ply_Southern Upholstering Company._
EXPERIENCED cofferdam foreman.
1018 Atlanta National Bank Bldg.
BRIGHT boy, 10 to 12 years old, 1018
Atlanta National Bank Blag. i
WANTED--MESSENGER ROY. 546
WILLIAMS ST. IVY 8225,
WANTED--Good man cook; references.
Box 608, care Georgian.
WANTED-—Colored bov at 113 Form
walt Bt. Grocery Store.
HELP WANTED—MALE, FEMALE.
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MR. BUSINESS MAN!
WE are in position to furnish you with
the best commercial help available.
No charges. Call us and let one of our
representatives cal'l on you.
- INTERSTATE,
Personal Service Brokers,
319-320 Empire Bldg. Ivy 949,
WANTED-—-Men, women, to become 17,
8. government clerks; $75 month:
short hours. List of positions now ob—
tainable—free. Write immediately.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 50 S, Roches
o N. Y.
SFTTIED colored man and wife to do
all kinds farm work: only country
reared help with good references need
nm. Address Tiller, Box 70, Dun-
SIS i hone lvy SeN.J.
FARM HAND with family, must know
how to milk, care for stock: S2O mo.,
house, wood and garden free; references
required. H. C. Hudgins, Smyrna, Ga.
Phone 24-J,
WANTED—Janitor, cook, maid, nurse
and other help. 704 Silvey ‘Bldg.
TEACHERS WANTED. |
TEACHERS—Keys and translations
bought, sold, exchunfed: also q.rofes
sional books and magazine clubs, Teach
‘"_'_s}’.“9‘!&“.'_“29.’2’«_&l““9"“-..5-‘c_- |
SEVERAL teachers for high school dept.
~_work_ Foster's Teachers' Agency, 402
Grant Bldg. Ivy 6193, ‘
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AGENTS WANTED. |
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Small Investors!
WANTED--Several good hustlers who
can invest small amount of money in
newly-incorporated manufacturing com
pany, turning out an article needed in
every home, which retails for 25 cents.
Put u‘r at cost of 3¢. Can get in on
groun floor now. Write immediately.
Specialty, P. O. Box 279, Atlanta.
$6 PRIVATE Christmas greeting card
sample book free; representatives al
ready making $5 to $lO dally. Duty and
ctrrlago vrepald. Bradley Co., Brant
e laaas. i b
PORTRAIT men may obtain choloest
portraits, frames ang kindred items
from Gcnr!ln Art Supply Co., Atlanta,
SALESMEN WANTED.
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WANTED--High-class specialty sales.
men who have been on the road for
the past ten or twenty years; hlflh sal
ary and expenses to salesmen who can
g'vvo they have been a success. The
herokee Mcdlclng__gp:; Atlanta, Ga,
WANTED—Three bright, hustling young
men to secure orders for Colller’'s
Weekly, 'rrnlnlng and full instructions
on application. all 830 a. m . H.‘
Coffee, sales director, 407 Austell Bldg.
MAGAZINE or book salesmen on splen
did premium proposition. Call 8:30
& m. and | will show you how our men
earn §1 per hour. C. H. Coffee, sales
manager, 407 Austell Bullding. =
WANTED--Salesman, (nveunf (’hor‘hl
or Tennessee in car, to sell a well
known auto accessory. Everloe Auto
£ateh Co., 84 Auburn Ave
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
EXPERIEN . lady stenographer-sec
reu?r desires light clerical xoomon.
A-1 reference. Own machine. ddress,
Position, car e Georgian.
I.AD‘A;‘.I wllth "emld 6 years oid, i.;"t“l
position in linen room or pactry, hote
or boarding school. Box 12, R. F. D,
ERRECE
W‘AN‘{‘KD By Tl?‘i‘vmg:. N’l'“; ma
ern A s alty. #t refarences.
BRSSO
LADY of experience seeks position to
motherless children, Box 604, Georglan.
READ FOR PROFIT—GEORGIAN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS _
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
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POSITION as cook or pastry work; pri
vate home; references. 272 Rhodes St.
POSITION by colored girl. Cook or maid.
_Ballle, 4T Graves 8L ..o - o
SEWING SCHOOL. ‘
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ALL branches high-class dreumakln‘l
and ladies’ tailoring taught. Correct
modes. Individual instructions. Make
your clothes while learning. Call or'
write Atlanta New Era Sewing School,
20 Carnegie way (near Library). t
SEWING. 1
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ANY kind crochet work; boudoir caps!
and gown yokes a specialty; would |
appreciate your order.. Atlanta phonei
i .n?fl._: paaedligs Bl R B !
‘ !
| DRESSMAKERS — DRESSMAKING
lfi?:’fiéjrl'rcmx(;, 8¢ yd.; picoting, 8c
| vd.; skirts pleated, all styles, 20c yd.; |
| buttons, 10¢ doz. Altman Plelm;f Oo.,!
| 78% Whitehall, next to High's, M. 134!
FASHIONABLE dressmaking and &laln{‘
sewing, reasonable prices. work |
guaranteced. 158 Piedmont. i
IDRESSMAKING and deslgniné; evening '
_dresses a specialty. Call 8 ooper St. |
HIGH-CLASS dressmaking. Call Malnl
_ 4885-L. Initial prices for 30 days.
GOOD dressmaking; reasonable; will call |
for work. Main 1599-L. |
DRESSMAKER—WiII sew out by the'
day. Ivy 7777.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
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A-1 CLOTHING, gents’ furnishing and
shoe salesman, window and interior
‘decorator; six years’ experience; best
references. Now employed; deairea'
change. Address C. 8., care Georgian. |
POSITION by young man with four
vears’ experience as railroad clerk;
am at present employed, but desire |
change. Can give best of references.
B. E. 8., Box 20, care Georgian. _f
WORK of any kind up to 1 p. m., by
university graduate. Address Box 607,
care Georgian. TR
ENERGETIC colored boy desires posi
tion after school hours; any kind most
desirable to schoolboy. C. B. C., care
Cenrgian._ A Crgh .
WANTED—Position by colored man; ex
perienced cauffeur, butler, janitor. Age
28. Address J. K., 260 East Cain St.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. |
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WANTED—Party with $5,000 ready
cash, who is competent help in office
or factory; two hundred dollars per
month salary; do not apply unless Yyou
can put up references that will stand
the acid test; your money will be se
cured with twenty times the amount
gou lend, and 1 will give the highest
ank references, as well ag the leading
wholesale houses of Atlanta as refer
ences, Don’t trouble me uwnless you
have the cash ready now. Six B‘%‘ cent
interest will be gald on the $5,000. Ad
2ress Business, P. O. Box 907, Atlanta,
xa,
FOR SALE-—Leading tailoring firm in
Galveston, Texas. Established *wen
ty-five years. Netted $6,5600 profit last
year. Blg money-making proposition for
rght party. Seiling Icoount of death of
fcuncer. References, Dll or Bradstreet.
Address Nielsen Estate, 2124 Market
street, Galveston, Texas,
FOR SALE OR LEASE—Cottan seed oil
mill and gin, located in best agricul
tural section of Georgia; nearby oil mill
of same type and capacity netted $15,000
last season; splendid opportunity for
some enterprising, competent oil mill su
perintendent or manager. D. H. Kirk
land, 505 Forsyth Building,
WILL give one-fourth interest to party
furnishing financial assistance in se
curing patent on new household arti
cle. Address C. R. Post, care F, J. Cool
edge & Sons, Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE—Merchandise and good will
of farmers’' supply store, doing about
$20,000 yearly; business increasing. Op
portunity, Box 418, care Georglan.
FOR SALE-—Well-established mercan
tile business and store fixtures, at a
bargain. Lock Box 117, Tarroliton, Ga.
WANTED--President and general man
ager for cotton seed oil mill. Box 649,
care Georgian.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
A A PP PNt t
M & G. JUNK CO. pays hlghe-t price
for {unk, bn}a‘ scrap iron, brass, eog
per. We pay freight. House rag. $1.25
ger 100. Closed Saturdays. 400 Decatur
ti_‘AMair_\_lszs._LMellp_clg,Qqulzer,
WANTED -We pay nighest cash prices
for household goods, pianos and office
furniture. Cash advanced on consign
ment. Central Auction Co., 12 East
Mitchell St. Bell phone Main 2424,
WANTED—Drop a card. We'll bring
cash for men's old clothes and shoes.
~The Vestaire,” 166 Decatur 8t —_
CURTAINS and blankets laundered by
hand: satisfaction guaranteed. Susie
Wood, 52 Parsons St. Main 2156-J.
WE BUY and sell second-hand furni
ture. Dixie Furniture Company, 85 8.
Forsyth street. Main 5170-J.
3 etc., bought for cash.
Fumlturev(}ibst')n'a Fur. Ex. M. 4647
e ————————— e e eSO 8 &
N 3 For second-hand clothes.
M Drop a card. 1564 Decatur St.
OLD FALSE TEETH bought at McDuf
fie's, 150 Peachtree. Ivy-_flzx-.!.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
. R A PPN
WE HAVE on hand at all times a llr’e
assortment of used and new electric
motors at reduced prices. We guarantee
Ssame as new; all second-hand motors
rebuilt by us. We do all kinds of indus
trial power and lifht wlrlnh
_ BRYAN ELECTRIC COMPANY,
Electrical Contractors and Dealers in
New and Used Machinery.
58 Ed‘ewood Ave., Atlanta, Ga,
_lvy 1788-1790. = Atlanta 5000,
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
WILL SACRIFICE.
AM BREAKING TUP
HOUSEKEEPING AND
WILLEL SELL MY PAR
LOR AND DINING
ROOM SUITS. THE DIN-\
ING ROOM SUIT IS IN
SOLID MAHOGANY.
MAKE ME A CASH OF
FER. ADDRESS “SAC
RIFICE,” BOX 909,
CARE GEORGIAN,
T IR
For quick sale, 20 Marble-Top
Soda Fountain Tables and 100
Metal Frame Chairs. Apply
The Nunnally Co., 94l Edge
wood Avenue.
A BICYCLE for rgomrrm
good as new, sl2 50; one roll-top desk,
in good condition, $7.50; a nice side
board, in good condition, $5; one two
horse wagon without body for $lO. Mrs.
!fila.zy_ySum_me'y.'Btnne’quntl_l'n, (h;__
PIANO §i% "Kimvah Slane we
need the room. If you wll{' bring us a
check ftjr $75 before noon Friday F)'ou
may hng» it at that J;ric«. Dixie Fur
niture Company, § uth For-yt&___
‘ PIANO BARGAINS.
SLIGHTLY used plancs or players
from $75 to SSOO.
Walter Hughes Piano Co.,
88 North Pryor Street,
Elegant Fischer Upright Piano
FOR $1060;
cost new S6OO, in fine condition; must
sacrifice. Fischer Piano, care Georgian.
BARGAINS AL, N 8
Rurmityre. Boorsteng Furniste Ca. 8
! AUCTION SALES. .
AT AUCTION.
SEVERAL CONSIGNMENTS,
INCLUDING A VERY FINE
LOT FROM THE PALMER
APARTMENTS. THESE
GOODS ARE VERY FINE AND
MUST BE SOLD AT THIS
SALE. THIS INCLUDES A
SOLID MAHOGANY SHERA
TON DINING SUIT, COST
$500; VERY FINE MAHOG
'ANY PARLOR FURNITURE,
CRAFTSMAN LIBRARY SUIT,
BRASS BEDS, KITCHEN CAB
INET, MAHOGANY CHIFFO
ROBE, GAS STOVE, GENU
INE CIRCASSIAN WALNUT,
BEDROOM SUIT, COST $400;
VERY FINE MAHOGANY
AND QUARTERED OAK BED
ROOM FURNITURE, RE
FRIGERATOR, MAHOGANY
DRESSING TABLE, QUAR
TERED OAK HATRACK,
WARDROBE, MAHOGANY LI
BRARY TABLES, CEDAR
CHEST, ELECTRIC LAMP,
FINEST OF FRENCH, WIL
TON, AXMINSTER, BRUS
SELS AND VELVET ART
SQUARES, SHADES, ROCK
ERS, SUITABLE FOR ANY
PART OF THE HOUSE; IM
PORTED GENUINE ORI
ENTAL RUGS, SOLID MAHOG
ANY TWIN BEDS, ETC. ALSO
WE HAVE A LOT FROM
STORAGE, CONSISTING OF
QUARTERED OAK DINING
SUIT, OAK DRESSERS AND
WASHSTANDS, KITCHEN
TABLES, COAL RANGE, OAK
DINING TABLE, ROLLER-TOP
DESK, OAK SIDEBOARDS,
WALNUT HATRACK, AND
MANY OTHER THINGS TOO
NUMEROUS TO MENTION. IF
YOU ARE IN THE MARKET
FOR FURNISHINGS OF ANY
KIND, DON'T FAIL TO AT
TEND THIS SALE. SALE 10
A. M. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
15.
~ CENTRAL AUCTION CO,,
j 12 E. MITCHELL ST.
hand housefurnishings, office turniture
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
A AAA A A A A AAN
STORE fronts angd
L- Y- Carter fixtures, book and
wall cases, shelving and counters. 24
Peters street. Main 1661,
SAMPLE SHOES and merchants can
celed stock; guaranteed saving 25 to
50%. Tuggle Shoe Co., 41 S. Broad St.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED.
EXPERT WORK.
The Tool Company. Phone Main 6311.
QUALITY eaun% apples delivered to
you, SI.BO bushel and ue\.i Address
Overbrook Orchard, Saluda, N. C.
FOR SALE—Practically new Corona
typewriter, at a very reasonable price.
A._H. Murrell, 232 Peachtree St.
PRACTICALLY new refrigerator for
sale cheap. Call and see 45 Loomis
avenue, S
SALVAGED merchandise of all kinds.
Wwatson's, corner Pryor and Decatur.
FOR SALE—Cheap, Eclipse gas stove,
in perfect condition. Main 2812-L.
FOR SALE—Large Radiant Hon'e heat
er. Burns soft coal. West 176,
MULE and wn%on; both in good condi
tion, cheap. 54 Houston St.
FURNITURE,
AAA A A AA A A AP
FOR SALE-—-Furnishings of $-room
house: owner leaving city; big bargain.
9 Ivy St
DINING table, hatrack, machines, {ron
beds, rockers, mattress, comforts, Ivy
7680.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
A A A APPSR IS
FOR SALE-—-$350 upright mahogany
piano, usea only few months; perfect
condition; make an offer; cash, or terms
to_responsible party. Main 3017.
150 BUYS VOSE rlnyer Rtnno with 75
rolls. Big bnr!u n. Call and be con
vinced. Main 134. 227 East Fair.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SPECAL HOME FUNDS
TO LEND on Atlanta homes or business
propert; at lowest rates. Money ad
vanced to builders. Write or call
S. W. CARSON,
413414 Empire Bldg.
Broad and Marietta Sts.
T QUICK LOANS—S, 6, 79;.
ON ATLANTA REAL ESTATE.
8 TO 5 YEARS,
Monthly repayment loans of SIOO or more
on your lot or home
T. J. BETTES & CO.,
Loan Agents, Mortgage Loan Co.
801_Empire Bldg. Ivy 7811, Atl. 1983,
Loans on Atlanta Real Estate
PROMPT SERVICE
LOWEST RATES.
Private and Corporation Money.
WHITNER & CO,,
305 GRANT BLDG.
MORTGAGE LOANS
'Negotiated on Atlanta prosorty; lowest
rates; efficient service. Call or write.
Established since 1889,
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
__EMPIRE BUILDING.
Insurance—All Kinds.
Money to Loan.
DICKSON & ZELLARS,
Forsyth Bldg. __lvv_}_s_B3
3Vo—4ls (Z()
COMMERCIAL paper at the above rates,
Four to six months’ per.
MILTON STRAUSS,
|’_s§_.T'l“.!!.c°‘. of Ga. Bldg. _ Ivy 4310,
SSOO-—sl,ooo—sl,2so—s2 500
TO LEND ON
IMPROVED PROPERTY,
W, O. ALSTON,
1208_Third Natlonal Bank Bullding.
| MONEY TO LOAN.
ORI BT R e
e arparnd Tl e
‘?“‘""‘u‘& th N:t. & lldt E’?&
’ MONEY TO LOAN.
A e e A A AP
ATLANTA money, 7 per cent, for city,
suburban or farm property; also mon
ey at 5 to 6 per cent; five years or less.
Brown-Foster-Robson Co., Flatiron
Bldg., 84 Peachtree.
LOAN made on Atlanta realty; funds
on hand for purchase moneg notes.
Milton Liebman, with A. F. Liebman,
17 Walton St., Real Estate and Renting.
THE ATLANTA DISCOUNT CO.,
Responsible Concern Making Loans
Without Real Estate Security.
_Bl7-818 Atlanta National Bank Bldg.
WE LOAN on Atlanta real estate and
bug' purchase money notes. 209 Grant
Building. The Merchant> and Mechan
fcs’ Banking and Loan Company.
MONTHLY payment money, 6 per cent,
payable §2.16 on the hundred, includ
ing interest. Brown-Foster-Robson Co.,
Flatiron Bldg., 84 Peachtree.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own name; chean
rates; easy payments: confidential. Scoty
& Co.. 820 Austell Bullding.
SSOO, SI,OOO, $1,500, $2,000 or more to
loan on Atlanta real estate. Dunson
& Gay. 409 Equitable. Ivy 5678.
EUGENE KELLY makes straight or mo,
loans on R. E. No delay. Ivy 3390.
QUICK money on real estate. A. G.
_Smith 311 Connally Building. M. 2940,
—_——
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, .
LOANS $25.00 AND UP
ON
FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC.,
WITHOUT REMOVAL.,
Liberal loans to housekeepers at
lowest rates in the city, a rate per
mitted by the laws of the State, on
easy monthly repayment plan that
makes it convenient and profitable
to borrow of us for any emergency.
PAYMENTS ON PRINCIPAL
AS LOW AS
$2 PER MONTH ON $25 LOAN
§¢ PER MONTH ON SSO LOAN
is PER MONTH ON S6O LOAN
6 PER MONTH ON $75 LOAN
$8 PER MONTH ON SIOO LOAN
If you now have a loan, call and
Sec us and save money. We will
pay off your account and advance
You more money.
CITIZENS’ LOAN CO.,
401 PETERS BLDG.,
7 Peachtree, Corner Viaduet.
PHONE MAIN 3771; ATL. PHONE 671.
LOANS TO
COLORED PEOPLE
$25 OR MORE LOANED ON HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC.,
TO THOSE WHO OWN OR ARE BUY
ING THEIR HOMES, AT RATE AL
LOWED BY LAW,
o
W P. WOLL,
' 402 Peters Building.
7 PEACHTREE ST., COR. VIADUCT.
TEI{‘,AM_.MNJ‘T_Q, 20 L O
PRIVATE PARTY
LOANS
£25 TO S3OO,
AT SPECTAL LOW RATES, ON
FURNITURE
PIANOS, etc.,, without removal. Pay
ments to suit your own convenience.
Other companies paid off, and more
money advanced at cheaper rates.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Private offices. When in need you
will make a saving by getting my
terms first. Call, write or phone
CHARLES B. ROSS,
Room 512 Flatiron Building.
84 Peachtree Street.
BELL PHONE IVY 9347,
ATLANTA PHONE 1775.
PURCHASE-MONEY NOTES.
SAAAA AA A A AAP
FORTY thousand dollars for purchase
money notes. Brown-Foster-Robson
Co., Flatiron Bldg.. 84 Peachtree.
— 8. 3§ Teachires, =~ =
_
FINANCIAL.
AA A AAA AA A AAA A A A n s
$20,500 TO LEND city and farm proper
tles, Fulton and DeKalb counties.
Money here. P. O, Box 718, Atlanta, Ga.
_—— = 0% 105, Atldnta, Ga.
AUTOMOBILES.
A A A A AAA A A A A A
Used cars traded us for
are standard makes, light
weight and at the right
prices. See us for the best
car values in Atlanta.
JOHN M. SMITH CO.,
122 Auburn Ave.
Ivy 1316.
ettt
For Sale—One Oakland, one
baby Maxwell, one Ford one
Mitchell, one Overland and sev
eral other used cars at prices
from S6O to $350. For interview
and further particulars write to
P., Box 601, care Georgian.
FOR SALE.
1 1914 5-passenger Overland, electric
lights and starter, in good condition,
ATLANTA
OLDSMOBILE CO.,
330 Peachtree Street. Ivy 5156.
$250 CASH--1811 Cadillac touring car,
recently painted and overhauled, zood
top. SSOO cash—National Forty, five
passenger, 1912, in excellent condition,
newly painted; a bargain, T. H. Bran
nen, Jr., 21 E. Fourth St. Phone Ivy 586.
NEW 1916 FORD ROADSTEK BOD
IES. COMMERCIAL AUTO BODIES.
AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING.
J. M. KARWISCH WAGON WORKS,
~— 31 EAST HUNTER STREET.
ONE of the finest roadsters in the State
of Georgia; original cost $5,000; looks
brand-new: five new tires. If sold this
week, $750. Address G. R. T., care
Goo!'!}nn. _‘
MAXWETL lourinq car, $250, Perfoct
mechanical condition,” suitable for
truck; will exchange for lot. Waest 205,
ALWAYS a few rnod used car bargains
on hand. Willys-Overland, Inc., 469
Peachtree St. Ivy 4270,
SALE-—l-passenger, §-cylinder
Chalmers, $350. Putman, 139 Mari
etta St, -
Special bargains in used cars. FHubbeil:
"Gakes Motor Co., 455, Peachtree, 1. 2339.
Many used cars at any price. Many bar
{"! at sacrifices. Atlanta Auto Ex.
Hupmobile In good condition, cheap.
‘x'.'i.vm. city. 45 }’l\_a.rp.‘_A.tLllll.
SPECIAL bargains in uted cars, Atianta
andmae Co., 238-40 Peachtree St. |
FOR SALE-—One Ford car with electrie
starter and lights. Call Ivy 6746,
AUTOS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
mmmmm
FIVE or seven passenger touring car,
in nnt-cll;,s runnlnc:hrd’er. Appear.
wwj‘ ower enou Or any serv.
72'3.“ ould make lplondl\lw!ruci with
Rountoaaket: WA fake atiase WBS
nt asked. ake acreage -
l.r::m:g\‘ort distance of Atlanta. Phone
Ivy 108,
AUTOMOBILES WANTED,
A A
ANTED-—One lightweight automobile
w(rord preferred), b-passenger, sixty.
inch tread, for cash. Address G, i
Ricketson, Broxton, Ga.
WILL pay_cash for b-rs‘ln In_ used
Hudson Su&or-!lx or Six '‘Buick.
J. W. Huff, Walden, Ga.
AUTOMOBILES.
R A AA A A AA A A A A
ACCESSORIES.
AAAA AA A A A A P
ON
Automobile Trimming.
5-passenger top, genuine mohair
COROY v shais sanshonsidssess st sssßin 00
b-passenger top, fiber cord..sls and up
Light in your back cover.,..7s¢c and up
All Work Strictly Guaranteed.
Furniture Repaired and Upholstered.
TRIMMING CO.,
159 Auburn Ave. Atlanta Phone 1953.
OUR GRINDING 1S DONE ON
SPECIALLY BUILT MACHINERY.
NorT A MAKESHIFT.
Get our price on Cylinder
Grinding, flt?ing of oversize Pis
tons and Rings. .
All kinds of Gear duplicated.
Axle Shafts and all parts of au
tomobiles made promptly and
right. OUR FACILITIES FOR
REPAIRING CAN NOT BE
EQUALED. Established ten
years. Open every hour in the
year.
“STORAGE OF COURSE.”
SOUTHERN AUTO AND
EQUIPMENT COMPANY.
Phone Main 591. 92-94 § Forsyth St
—— T TETVR D T OTSYIR ST
AUTO WELDING.
A A A PPt
Atlanta Welding Co., the Oldest
in town. 74 Ivy St.
e eee et s
AUTO PAINTING.
A AN AN A A A A A A A e
JOHN M. SMITH C 0.,,
CARSB REPAINTED.
Tops re-covered and reénlred: wheels,
springs and axles repaired.
Bodies built to order or repaired.
120-122-124 Auburn Avenua.
PLANTS. TREES AND SEEDS.
A A A A AAP
ALFALFAS.
AAAAAAAA A A A A AN AT
ALFALFA SEED—New crop; well re
cleaned; the best our specialty; sam
%les and prices furnished. Willard H.
enis, Buena Vista, Pecos County,
Texas.
m-————
POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK
PeA A A A
ALL VARIETIES.
A A A A AA A A A A A A AA A AN AN
‘VE BITS{ Hens, Roosters, Ducks,
Geese. Dixie Seed Co.
e T R SRR Bi e
PIGEONS.
AN AAAAI AN AA A AAA AN AAAAAS
EXTRA Homers, Plymouth Rock strain,
mated, banded pairs, 75¢; 10 pairs, $7;
one pair free; 20 pairs, sl2. Take ad
vantage of this special offer of first
class stock. Albert Thompson, 612 Wii
liam St.,, Key West, Fla,
Sttt Rt O i
DOGS.
A A A A A AA A A A AA AP
AIREDALE pupfxies from my great
working Airedales; these are without
question some of the greatest Airedales
in the South; pedigree shows such dogs
as Champion Master Briar, Marshall
Tinner, Victory, Pat Rooney, Caesar Im
perator, etc. Stephenson Kennels, Cov
ington, Tenn. TS
FOR SALE—7%-year-old female fox
terrier, white and tan, refistered; price
$7.50. 'Two female fox terriers, 5 months
old, pedigreed; white, black and tan
belut?es, ?!-5 each. Grand ?ets. with vexéy
smooth coat, small built, ete. PG
Poole, Jr.,, Gaffney, 8. C.
CATTLE.
A A A A A A A A A A APt
SOME especially fine young shorthorn
bulls for sale. Shedden Farms, Ray
mond, Ga.
B S o i,
cows.
| AAAAAMAAA AN A ARSI AP A
FOR SALE—Very fine cow. Fresh in
__milk. Gives 4 gallons per day. 10
‘Racine St. We_st_li@fir—_‘l_‘-wfl
CREAM JERSEY COW FOR SALE AT
130 LOVEJOY STREET.
—_—— e e e
HOGS.
A A A A A
Speclal Offering Fancy Berkshires.
Big bred sows, service boars, pigs, all
ages, all sizes, all registered: fine types
and as good breeding as can be had.
Fairview Farm, Palmetto, Ga.
—%
MEDICAL. |
AR AN AANANAN AN
DROPSY—Treated one week free. Short
breathing relieved in 36 to 48 hours;
swelling removed in 15 to 20 days; re
moves water and poisonous fluids and |
the swelling gradually disappears, regu- |
lates liver, kidneys, stomach, digestion
and heart, corrects cough and purifies
the blood, len\ving the system stroug
and healthy. Write for testimonials of
cures and a symptom blank for a free
trial treatment. COLLUM DROPSY
REMEDY CO., Dept. 99, Atlanta, Ga.
TMBENS DICH AODE e~
MEN’S DISEASES CURED
or no charge for services. Also piles
without the knife; rheumatism, catarrh
and blood diseases. Women's diseases
without operation. Finest equlEment.
Low price. Consultation free. very
thing confidential. Dr. Holbrook, Amer-.
ican-European Specialist in all Chronie
and Special Diseases. Suite 813 Austell
Building |
eet sttt ittt |
DR. BOWEN. ‘
SPECIALIST |
DISEASES of men treatea with the
latest improved methods. Dr., Ehrlich’s
German preparations given. Twenty
two xyearl' experience. Consultation
and -ng examination free. Hours, 9
a. m. to 6p. m.
31 Inman Building, 22% South Broad B!.‘
ROOMS AND BOARD.
A A A A A A AN A
WANTED—A few young men to
occupy nicely furnished rooms,
every modern improvement, with
or without meals. 173 N. Jack
son St. Ivy 4302-L.
———
FAIRLIE HOUSE
HAS flllt been thoroughly renovated,
newly papered and furnished all out.
side rooms; rates very reasonable. 1514
Fairlie Bt., 1% minutes of Five Points,
—_—— 8 Of TlVe Points.
THE WILLIAMS.
NEW ROOMS, electric lights, hot wa
ter; llnfio and double rooms with
meals, $4.50 and $5; fine table meals,
$3.25 week 197 8. Pryor. Main 5048
SHADOW LODGE—Handsome colonial
home, Washington St., near Capitol;
wonderful trees surrounding; everything
from my farm dalily; family suites have
private baths; reasonable. Main 4163-J,
LARGE, COOL ROOMS, EVERY MOD
ERN CONVENIENCE, WITH GOOD
MEALS; TABLE BOARDERS A SPE-.
CIALTY §3.50 PER WEEK. 45 WIST
CAIN STREET. R
COZY ROOMS, with or without privaie
bath; large rooms, complete for g:ouu
luoplna' best table board; reasonable,
Ivy 5683. 3¢ E. North, between the
Peachtrees.
50 HOUSTON, 3 minutes from Five |
Points, cozy rooms, gentlemen, cou
ple, bu-{neu wm‘nonl; ro;;&nll?le; undar‘
new management. Ivy - L.
DEEA'NYR. SUMMER-WINTER, |
TWO couples, perfectly comfortable,
every convenlence; very reasonable;
Jersey cows. Decatur 294,
NCELY FURNISHED STEAM-HEAT.
ED ROOMS, PRIVATE HOME.
YOUNG MEN PREFERRED. TRINITY
APT. 6. MAIN 4114-L, ‘
| Exct%tlonllly desirable rooms, adjoining
bath; excellent meals; refined home,
conveniences; nra:e; reasonable. 748
Peachtree. Ivy 59872,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
BOARD; GENTLEMEN; LARGE
NEW HOME; SMALL PRIVATE FAM.
BT R
94 W. PEACHTREE PLACE
NICELY furnished rooms; hot water;
meals optional; very reasonable.
20 W. BAKER.
o gy
reasonable es. v -J,
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53 WEST BAKER ST,
GOOD board and rooms, lvy 5366-J.
-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1916
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TAXICABS.
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TAXICABS
EXCELSIGR AUTO Co,
ATL. 3660—12 LUCKIE—I. 322
Atlanta Taxi Co,—All new care. rates
$1.50 and up. Stand 1814 Marietta St
M. 5495,
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SUMMER RESORTS.
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HOTEL ARNOLD,
Folkston, Ga.
Autoists, Family
and Commercial House.
Hunting and Fishing Resort.
HARRY T. PARKER, Prop.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
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PLEASANT room, attractive neighbor
hood, car line, heat, electricity, break
fast optional. Ivy 7556-L.
NORTHERN people desiring board with
refined, nice family, call Ivy 6433
Rates reasonable._ i i o
15 CURRIER STREET-Walkm dis
tance. Delightful rooms. G table
board. lvy 5040.
COMFORTABLY furnished rooms; best
meals; reasonable. 215 South Forsyth.
Atlanta 5774-F. .
THE AURORA, 94 Washington, wants
several boarders; rates reasonabls.
Main 4781-L. i
COZY room, private bath; all conven
iences; boarqd optional; Jersey cows
West 640-L. .
406 PEACHTREE —Newly furnished,
steam-heated rooms; also table board.
Ivy 7442-L.
2 W. BAKER—Attractive second-floor
room; furnace heat; § o'clock dinner;
reasonable,
FURNISHED room, modern conven
iences. Meals optional. 156 Courtland
AYY 4381-L., - ks
TWO cou%leg to board; private home;
furnace heat; reasonable. Ivy 3043-L.
WILL board two ladies or couple cheap
for company. 30 East Ave. Ivy 6761.
COZY rooms, conveniences, for gentle
men; best meals. 39 Currier. Ivy 391-L.
GOOD room and board: gentlemen pre
ferred. Car fare pald. 42 Garden St.
w——o e VAT IBre pald. 43 Garden St.
ONE handsomely furnished .lngle room,
with board; on Peachtree. Ivy 7493.
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794 PEACHTREE. Attractive room for
those wanting best. First-class board.
42 ORME, between W. Harris and Ba
_‘L{!-_c"iy._'i’fl"_i_'fl_“fl&"_‘flli‘;
ROOM and board for four younfi men.
282 Rawson. Call Main 4246, Atl. 57.
fiOOMS. with or without board; stu
dents accepted. 50 Orme. Ivy 8181.
22 EAST ELLIS, NEW ROY.
21 meals, $4.50; private baths. Ivy 4858,
GOOD room and board, wnlklng dis
tance; reasonable price. 115 E. Falr.
| 227 8. FORSYTH STREET.
GOOD board and rooms; ria_gonablo.
PLITASANT, steam-heated rooms; best
meals. 459 Peachtree, Ivy 6382-J.
YOUNG men or business ladies for cozy
rooms; best meals. Ivy 1870-J.
ROOM and board, sl6 per month. Gen
i_tl_e_gl_e_n or couple. Main 3614.
ELECT BOARD: CLOSE IN: GOOD
_r_é_!l_t‘.lf:;‘ 131 8. PRYOR ST e
85 LUCKIE—NewIy furnished rooms,
best of meals, Ivy 3790-J.
BOARD WANTED.
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THOSE wishing to give board to stu
dents nttendlgg the (}eor,ll School o{
Technology will please not} y the Bchoo
by letter,
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FOR RENT—ROOMS.
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FURNISHED.
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THE FELTON.
107 IVY STREET.
NOW OPEN. Renovated and furnished
Anew; steam heat by city, electric lights;
also few unfurnished rooms, near At
lanta Dental College and Atlanta Medi
cal College, Students solicited. Reason
able rates, Ivy 6457-1, €
A comfortable, homelike room,
splendidly furnished, with re
fined family, on Walker-West
View line, 16 minutes from town.
589 Gordon street. Price $16.50.
W, PEACHTRER—One block —of
Georglan terrace: nicely furnished,
furnace-heated roOms; every conven
l‘;rl:?o; meals convenient, reasonable. Ivy
6&&«‘?0"&72’5‘7*-“'1?552—. well- rooms,
h:ajoo{-‘lvnq'b.:jh; -tum"fun; single
5 O gentlemen; private apart
pemtioyorth Side; oo'nméy located.