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THE GEORGIAN - AMERICAN
Atlanta’s Want Ad Directory
20 Fast Alabama Street.
A A A A it
The law of Georgia declares a flndor!
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
who finds lost goods is lefn‘lly liable to
the rightful owner for their Proper care
Wwhile in the finder's possession, and he
is legally entitled to %e reimbursed for
expenses incurred in properly rarln{h!ur
the goods found, and may retain em
until such expenses are paid.
The following articles were found on
the city and suburban street cars yes
terday. Owners can secure them by ap-
Plyln’. with full description, at the Lost
and Found office of the flenr{ln Railway
and Power Company, No. Edgewood
avenue:
3 Parasols,
1 Purse.
2 Books.
1 Recelpt Book.
1 Grip.
1 Bracelet.
SRR,
825 REWARD-—Stolen, September 15,
black mule, star in forehead, rirm
hind ankle little enlarged. Spring deliv
ery wagon. White man, light com
gloxlon. about 140 pounds, one arm tat
, gold front tooth. Notify H. N.
Ozburn, Tucker, Ga., or Sherift DeKalb
County.
STRAYED or stolen, large dark
brown male Irish setter. Lib
eral reward. Ivy 4793. Roy Ba
ker, 217 Peachtree street.
tbelieessteesseastesas e et ol
LOST—On Hll'hhng avenue, Ponce Des
Leon avenue or Peachtree road, Sat
urday afternoon, ladies’ llorll“ sllver
case; imitials E. F. Z. Rewa If re
turned to Mrs. Zellars at 110 Cleburne
avenue or Mr. Zellars at 515 Forsyth
Bullding.
u;ls'rq)n (;mk lt;eet. near ‘«‘;’.' End
ace, packa of money and papers
signed l:‘y A, (!‘(‘.ook; $5 reward of&erod
to the finder. A, C. Cook, 20 Garnett
Street. Main 26,
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BTRAYED into mY residence, 86 Forest
avenue, beautiful female collie; owner
can get d(;fi by identifying and paying
Bred. Celilvyoess, == @~ @
ONE BAY HORSE, STRAYED FROM
J. A. CARLISLE'S STABLE, AT
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS., CALL
B e i
LOST—lnman Park car or downtown
Sat. night, crescent-shaped pin, for
| at-me-no( center. l\'z 8227-J. Reward
LOST-—Child's gray overcoat in D.-P.-
8. restaurant. 141 E. Merritts. Re
| CERNRETIHSIRE R SRS 0
L B B ‘pln with name on back.
+ _Call Main 419, or 42 Wall 8t
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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< APARTMENT PLUMBING.
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: LOFTIS PLUMBING CO.
6 Marietta Sst. Main 1848. Atl 1184
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AUTO REPAIRS—-GARAGES,
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PEN ALL NIGHT.
o E. H. ODOM BROS.
GARAGE AND REPAIRS,
— SL-@ IVY ST, M. 1622 AIL 900.
AUTOS REPAIRED,
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AUTO CYUNDEuRABDBI()RED; PISTONS
. HIGH-GRADE machine work; contract
manufacturers. E. A. Bostrom Mfg.
Co., 250 Edgewood Ave. Ivy 4285,
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; BLANK BOOK MAKERS,
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WEBB & VARY CO,,
Printers and Blank Book Makers.
LOOSE LEAF DEVICES.
. 88 Weat Alabama Bt, Atlanta, Ga
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
A A Ao
ECONOMICAL DRY CLEANING CO.
We remodel old clothes.
¢ Ladies’ talloring and dyeing,
17 W, Peachtree St. vy s’BB-3. l
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Guarantee Dry Clenn!ni Works. |
Cleaning and D{:in’. Il Work |
Ouruuoetl. Phone M. 287. Atl. 3015-A.
286 Whitehall 8t.,, Atlanta, Ga.
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CLEANING, PRESSING, TAILORING.
¢ MMM’V“MMM
FRED 8 GORDON. Dry cleaning and
' repaliring. 61l 8. Broad Bt. Atl. 2742
; DENTAL WORK. -
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" PAINLE S 8 DENTISTS —Satisfaction
teed; gold crown, 122-k., 3§3;
'w‘t‘.l&or ;ooth. $3; white cDr:-r:l
, consul n free. Georgia nt
. 101% Whiteheil
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DESIGNS, MONUMENTS,
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Marble and Granite
Chemkee Works, 393 Edgewood,
R eavee.
DESIGNING, PATTERN MAKING.
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YOUR IDEAS WORKED OUT.
Bummers, 262 W. North Ave. M. 2824
DRY CLEANING.
A eaning Co., dry clean-
Ilmnhnulnn'_ dyeing; ladies’
Werk’!‘ W 7 B Hunter "S 0 Atianes
" unter . ta
§716-B.
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ELEVATOR REPAIRING,
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IN and out of Ar’l:?rt'u. byJuport ln‘lu
stalling and re ng. James Irvine,
1 m’.’"l Ave. Main 3305
EXPERT MACHINE REPAIRING.
R A R e e e
A TA MACHINE WORKS-—Maln
R g e
guarant, mw
.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
‘ CLASSIFIED BUSINESS CARDS.
A P AT g e
FURRIER AND TAILOR.
O A A PNt iAo
lLadies’ work a specialty.
Cohen & Forsyth Bldg. Ivy 1282-L.
RSR s ee G s o AMivid Rl ety
HAT CLEANING,
A A AA A A A A A AAAPAAPPNAPLS
1R ’ Felt Hats Cleaned.
GEORGE’S §§ "2 S 5 %t
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HORSESHOEING.
A A A A AAAP s
J. VON REEDEN-—lf they are lame,
bring them to me. 56 Central Ave.
ICE CREAM AND SODA.
A A A AAAP I
W. PEACHTREE Ice Cream Parlor.
Tobacco, cigars. 68 W, Peachtree. Ivy
9154, Ivy 2424.
JUNK,
A A A A PPN
CAPITOL JUNK CO.,
__Main 797. 331-33 Peters St., Atlanta.
+UMBER.
TN " Every kind and qual-
L[J :\IBP‘R ity. ys. A. Willlamsg
Lumber Co.. 264 Elliott St. Main 328.
MATTRESS RENOVATING.
TRIO MATTRESS RENOVATING CO.
MAIN 4840. WE DO THE BEST
MATTRESS AND FEATHER RENO
VATING.
PHOTOGRAPHS. |
PH(JTOGRAF‘P{S.-»--any;here, anytime,
anythlnf‘ ‘“Me,”” Commercial Btudio,
SXX My
PRESSING CLUB. |
ROYAL PRESSING CLUB,
Dry Cleaning and Prenin&
—43 Auburn avenue. Ivy 1047.
QUALITY PRINTING,
UNION PUBLISHING CO.
210 Auburn Ave. Ivy 7427-J.
Quality Printers. Reazonable Rates. o
Work guaranteed. "A trial conyvinoes.”
RESTAURANT,
CAFETERIA-—63-656 N, Forsyth Street.
Good meals. Try us.
ROOF PAINT.
PALLADIUM PAINT covers your roof
with composition of Portland cement
and plaster paris; protect your new roof
from rust and rot; save your old rgof
before it is too late. Call our roof ex
pert. Palladium Paint Co., Ivy £386;
Home Phone West 457-J.
‘ ROOF REPAIRING.
Atlanta Bldg. and Repair Co.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING, slate, tin,
tile and shingle roof a -poch.lt;.
Main 3848-J. Atlanta 3091-F.
ROOF EXPERT.
If your roof leaks, call Main 3980,
Prices the lowest,
7 WILIL, stop your leak or
\" lI‘LIS money back. M. 2873-J.
Hepairs ali Kinds. 12 mo.
_h‘”““e.v!ulrantee, Reasonabla 1. 805
RUGS AND SHADES.
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9x12 rugs cleaned, $1.50 up.
Bhades cleaned and reversed.
W. E., 28 Lamar St Main 65027.
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT.
A A AP PP AP PRSPPI
TYPEWRITERS RENT E D—Nonvis
ibles, four months, $6; visibles, three
months, §7. Initial payment applies if
purchased. Ask for Catalog G 176.
American Writing Machine Company, 48
North Pryor street, gusngh..
VIOLIN REPAIRING.
AA AN PPt AP PPN
Y 8. M. KIMBRELL, Vio
\ IOLINS lin Maker. Fine re‘ulr
ing. 611 Forsyth Blgg. Ivy 1282-L.
WINDOW AND DOOR GUARDS.
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Southern Wire and Iron Works
59 Martin St. Atlanta 5306, Main 5306.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
AA A AAP PPN
SAM KRICK, KOSHER, HAS MOVED
FROM 97 GILMER STREET TO 319
CENTRAL AVENUE.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
A A A A AP PPS
We are ready for business.
MARIETTA STREET PRESSING
CLUB AND DRY CLEANING.
You will save money.
Sport Coats, Overcoats, ladies’ and
men’s dry cleaning.
Ladies’ work a specialty.
Work called for and delivered.
And all work fiuflnlood.
164 MARIETTA STREET,
Atlanta ehone 5946-F,
—J. W. LEWIS, Proprietor,
We Spe‘clulu in
TRIMMED HATS
‘5.00, $7.50, $12.00 and up.
FULL line of Untrimmed Hats, Lyon's
velvet, hatters’ beavers, velours and
felts. Misses' and Children's Hats. Open
evenings. Old hats remodeled. Charge
accounts solicited.
MRS. C. H. SMITH,
115_Peachtree St,, Next Candler Bldg.
BERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
imperfectly fitted. John B, Danlel, 3i
Wall stree has expert fitters. It will
cost you no more for him to fit you and
1t means insurance.
| PERSONAL.
A A ARSI IOPODOIIEIOD
TO W. P. HARDIN, last heard of in
Blrmln{h-m. Friend wants your ad
dress. 0 your advantage. Oscar IL.
i'l‘ompklns. Dothan, Ala.
| MUSICAL.
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'MUSIC and expressions, private studio,
93 Formwalt. Miss Seweil. Atl. 2825
DANCING.
A AAP
\| Dancing Sghool, 44 B,
lIIIRbT Hunter. Cllil.ll‘ to ?w
8 to 10 r m. Five teachers. Prof. and Mrs
E_ 8. Hurst. We know how. Main 4818-L.
DANCING every Tues., Thurs. and Bat.
nlihl; lessons dally; latest dances,
Ivy 0786, Lane's, 217& Peachtree St
WEST END ACADEMY-— cing on
Thursday and Saturday nights. Les
sons dally. West 11-L
Jancing Tues.,, Thurs., Sat. nights
Whitehall. lLeesons daily. & ‘“O-i
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
PSPPI
I HAVE decided to put sales
women behind our cigar coun
ter at 14 Marietta street, so want
two good, businesslike women.
Good salary. Eight hours per
day. Do not apply unless you
have had business experience and
can furnish best of references.
Apply personally Thursday be
| tween 12 and 2 at 61 North For
syth street. Randolph Rose.
WARNTED —You % women and K!H
desiring attractive positions. Welfare
of employees closely supervised; thelr
conduct guarded by matron, women su
pervisors dnd chief operator, who have
complete charge. Three or four weeks'
nnm'x:f course. sSalary rerlodlcany in
creased For those becoming worthy and
efficlent, opportunities for ultimate ad
vancement References required from
each applicant. Lunch room, retiring
room, Carnegie Library books. Anll"
ilu Miss Bell, Training School, No.
Auburn avenue, Southern Bell ‘l’olophono
and Telegraph Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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CLINIC ATLANTA DEN
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I'AL COLLEGE, COR
NER EDGEWOOD AND
IVY, OPENS TUESDAY,
N )’ .
SEPT. 26,9 A. M. TO 1
P. Ll-
SKIRT AND BLOUER OPERATORS
wfia 59% E. ALABAMA STREET
HELP WANTED-—FEMALE.
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TWO EDUC?J;?D WOMEN
RESPONSIBLE sition on our sales
force. At least fioyeara of age. South
ern field for winter. Good income., Fine
future. Phone number. Address E.,
Box 684, care Georgian. 55 e
WANTED--Several young lady MUSIC
TEACHERS tc write us, giving
NAME, ADDRESS, and telephone num
ber, as we have a pr?osmcn that will
be of GREAT BENEFIT to you. Ad
dress J., Box 961, care Georg ;L
AT ONCE—Ten ladies to travel, demon—
strate and sell well established line to
our dealers. Previous experience not
necessary. Good pay. Rallroad faro
gaid. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 731,
Omaha, Nebr.
TWENTY experienced lady solicitors to
canvass the cu{. Liberal remunera
tion. See Mr. Bobo, at Oliver Hotel, 10
to 11 o'clock Wednesday morning.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
power machines for skirts and mid
dies; good gny; steady work. B. & A.
Mfg. Co., 0% Edgewood Ave. Ry
WANTED —Experienced white nurse for
two children; references required; good |
home. Write Mrs. H. B. Erminger, Jr.,
284 College street, Macon, Ga. ‘
AGENTS for Plough's lurdreum.l
combs, soap and r)wder. Apply Car
nc&r_e Drug Store, 62 Carnegle way. Ivy
“_J'—.________._..____—__.
WANTED —-Experienced maid; must
have references and be willing to sleep
in house at night. Apply 717 Peachtree‘
Btreet.
GIRLS—New York Millinery School
guarantees thorou{h course; reduced
rates now on. 401% Whitehall (34 floor).
WANTED ~Colored woman to cook and
do‘ganeral housework for small family. |
863 West Peachtree street.
WANTED-—Reliable colored woman to
cook and do general housework. 3¢
East North Ave., A_gflg_!?____
WANTED-—~Nurse attendant for old lady.
Give references. ‘‘South Carolina,”
care Georglan.
STRONG, healthy white woman as
chambermaid. 1018 Atlanta National
PNk PNGE, o ol
WANTED--Malds, cooks, housegirls;
SPelng good saiscies. 100% Aubupn, |
WANTED--Saleslady. Must be neat in
appearance. 98 Whitehall St. |
WANTED—Experienced waiters. Apply
at once to 61 W, MJ_t._clmll St.
WANTED--A first-class cook. Apply
510 North Jackson St.
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HELP WANTED—MALE.
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WANTED —Two high
~ school boys over 18 to
carry independent newspa
per routes in afternoon.
Must be hustling, high-class
boys who can furnish ref
erences and bond. Good po
sition and pay to right per
g
son. Apply to Albert Ellis,
Circulation Manager The
Georgian.
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WANTED»—BK large manufacturing
concern with branches in various cit
fes, cashler and ‘feneral bookkeeper, not
over 36 years old. One who can event
ually be Promoled to chlef clerk and
higher positions. Must have been with
last employer at least two years, and be |
able to furnish first-class references and
surety bond. Answer in own handwrit
ing, giving street address and telephone
number. Furnish full details In firat
communication, which will be treated
confidentially. Address N., Box 861, care
oLU R e i
WANTED——B{ large manufacturing
concern with branches in various ecit
les, statistician, not over 25 years old,
:llnrle, with high school education and
at least three years' experience in office
‘work. Must have been at least one (elr
with last wloyer, and must be able to
furnishd g references and surety bhond
Promotion assured. Answer In own hand
writing, giving street address and tele
phone number. Address F, Box 853,
care Georgian.
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CLINIC ATLANTA DEN-
D Nz
TAL COLLEGE, COR
-1
NER EDGEWOOD AND
N
IVY, OPENS TUESDAY,
Al
SEPT. 26,9 A. M. TO 1
oot i i L
‘VANTE'D—B{ large manufacturing
concern with branches in various cit
les, junior clerk, about 18 years old,
with some high school education and ex
rerionce in filing. Must have been at
east one year with last employer, and
be able to furnish good references. Pro
motion assured. Answer own handwrit-
Ing, giving street address and telephone
number. Address K. Box 852, care
Georglan.
WANTED-—A live wire in every town
and city n Georgia to represent a
hrie organization on a commission
basis. Prefer one who s now em loyed
as salesman or collector. Work wfll not
interfere with your present position, es
peclally in the smaller places. Write us
giving full particulars, Age, present
work and time you can devote, ete. This
is not a mail order proposition. Address
Agency, Bq»x_?‘@_.snre_i%qrflpn.__Atlnnn._.
STUDY LAW AT HOME.
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION METHOD.
Degree LL.B. conferred. A large uni
versity to directly advertise its exten
sion law department, will place a lim
ited number of compl(menury law schol
arships in this State., References re
?ulred. Apply to Mr Lively, Hotel Ans
ey.
ARMY of United States; men wanted:
able-bodied, unmarried men under age
of 85, citizens of United States, of good
character and tomdpcrnta habits, who
can gpeak, read and write the English
lanmnfio. For information, lgply to
Recruit n_n Officer, %02 Broaq St., Au
!u-u: 5 Cherry St., Macon: Postof
ce Bldgs.,, Colpmbus, Rome and Atlan
ta, Ga.
FOUR young men of sterling cfinncu\r\
~and food personality from the coun
try, with |;ood high school education, |
‘to handle high-class publication. Liber
‘al guaranteed salary. Immediate open-‘
ing. King Richardson Co., 2301 Prairte,
\(‘hlc.‘o. ‘
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WANTED — Two experienced
spring bed makers. Southern
Spring Bed Co., 2 Hill street. l
YES! If you have two hands, Professor
aG. 0. Brannln‘z will teach you the bar
ber trade for 330 and 1" paying pool-(
tion in our chain of shops. It's oufi.
Atlanta Barber College, 10 E. Mitche |
WANTEf:Hvo young men for outside
work, out of city; must be between 20
and 30 years of age and be able to fur
nish good reference. See Mr. May, The
Interstate, 318-319-320 _l:mpur_g_afd_._: |
WAfiTfD‘:-Younl man with good edu
cation that has studied law for as
sistant in large law office; sgod oppor
;;u‘:,my. Interstate, 318-19- Empire
flEAE ! Why not Yearn the barber trade?
Speclal six weeks' course and good set
of tool:, for $25. Wages while lurning.
Moler Barber Coll¥ge, 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, Ga.
YOUNG man for general office work
prefer one that can use typewriter;
'ond oproflunl;;’ror ambitious party,
nterstate, 319- Empire Bldg.
AN Experienced mechanic on
bicycles and sewing machines. Refer
ences required. State wages expected.
P. O, Box 629, Fitzeerald, Ga.
WM\'TEI\-—Exmflencod three-drum
hotn:a‘. engineer; famillar with clam
shell a gfle driver. 1018 Atlanta Na
tional Bank Bullding.
WANTED-Experienced molder man.
Apply 200 Murphy Ave.
KEAD FOR PROFIT—GEORGIAN WANT ADS— USE FOR RESULTS
HELP WANTED—MALE.
AA A AP AAP
‘WANTED—Two live wire canvassers
for magazine proposition, also crew
manager. Call after 4 p. m. 207 Brown-
Randolph Bldg,
WANTED-—-Two first-class monumental
gßranite cutters; open shop. Write or
wire Walling-Coogler Granite Co., El
berton, Ga.
WANTED-—Barber-musician (cornet or
clarinet player); two-chair shop for
rent or lease. V. H. Brooks, Lawrence
ville, Ga.
MEN who want to make $3,000 to $12,000
yearly representlnf land huyerl. Write
the Dunning Co., Windsor, N. C.
WANTED—A-1 bllling clerk; good sal
_ary and advancement. Interstate,
'3lB-19-20 Empire Bldg. A
EXPERIENCED newspaper contest
Bl:}nunager. 1018 Atlanta National Bank
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WANTED—RuIer and binder. Southern
o Stationery and Printing Co., Valdosta,
Ga.
Locomotive engineer, give age, record
and past experience. Box 73, Georgian.
HELP WANTED—MALE, FEMALE,
PA A A A A A .
MEN, WOMEN, to become U. 8. Gov
ernment clerks; $75 month; short
hours. f.ist of positions now obtainable
-——free Write immediately. Franklin In
stitute, Dept. 50 8, Rochester, N, Y.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN talented
for photoplay acting; Inex£erienced
will be trained. Southern hotoplay
Studio, Suite 200 Temple Court Bldg.
WANTED—Cook, maid, nurse and other
colored help. 704 Silvey Bldg.
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TEACHERS WANTED.
A A AA A AAANAR RN PRI
SEVERAL teachers for high school dept.
work, Foster's Teachers’ Agency, 402
Grant Bidg. Ivy 6193,
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SALESMEN WANTED.
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WANTED-—Traveling salesman: a large
manufacturing concern marketing its
nationally advertised products to the re
tall and wholesale trade, can use the
services of an experienced, energetic
and resourceful salesman; definite sal
ary, botel and traveling expenses, to
gether with an opportunity to earn ex
tra compensation, will be afforded the
right man; increase in salary and op
portunity for promotion guaranteed if
successful, only those now employed, or
who were in the services of their last
employer for a period of three Years will
be considered; salesmen call:g upon
the retail grocery trade preferred; must
be able to furnish references from all
employers; give full details in first com
munication, which will be treated con
fidentially. Address N. K. F., Box 277,
care Georgian. |
— _ TRAVELING SALESMEN.
WE REQUIRE IN SOUTHERN TERRI
TORY TWO A-1 ALUMINUM WARE |
SALESMEN; THE NEWEST AND
BRIGHTEST SPECIALTY LINE IN
THE UNITED STATES; WE TRAVEL!
LARGE TOWNS AND CITIES; EARN
ING POSSIBILITIES GREAT FOR
STRONG SALESMEN; APPL]CANTh‘i
MUST BE MORE THAN TWENTY
FIVE YEARS OF AGE AND HAVE
SUCCESSFUL RECORD AS SALES-.
MEN; THIS I 8 A STRAIGHT TRAV- !
ELING POSITION; NO CANVASSING; |
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY; TRAVEL
ING EXPENSES ADVANCED; REF
ERENCE REQUIRED AND PERSON
AL INTERVIEW. E. F. WHITE, 307
FORSYTH BLDG., ATLANTA,
WANTED-—-Recent normal or hlih
school graduate to handle gchool work.
Must have good personality. Attractive
uleamanshl‘»’ opportunity. Give refer
ences andfi; one. R. 8. Orwig, Ginn &
Company Building, Chicago. O i
WANTED-—Three co\lefe men who must
stay out during ensulng year to esrn
funds. Bplendid opening on our sales
force. Character .ns personality im
portant. Phone. Address C., Box 813,
care Georglan.
SALESMAN, to sell vinegars and ciders,
Exceptional oxportunity as exclusive
or side line. ustin H. Burr & Co.,
Richmond, Va.
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AGENTS WANTED.
A A A A ANt
AGENTS wanted to sell LILLY'S LUS
TER RESTORER, for automobiles and
all varnished surfaces. Every auto
owner needs i{t. Every nraTe and store
should sell {t. ents pald liberal com
mission. A opportunity for men
and women. For’territory, samples and
terms, address 1. R. Department, Lilly
Varnish Co., Indianapolis, Ind. g
AGENTS-—Make $3 to $6 day selling
carbon remover to auto owners; mon
ey-back ruarantee, also other special
ties. Territory must be covered at once.
Green & Co., Box 79, Greenville, 8, C.
ot oB IO LTI L UL 5T
PORTRAIT men may obtain choicest
portraits, frames and kindred items
from Georgia Art Supply Co., Atlanta.
OPPORTUNITY to get in on ground
floor of new corporation. Write P. O.
Box 279, Atlanta, Ga.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
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WANTED--Position in office by girl
with high school education; writes
neat, plain hand and could keep small
set of books; some experience; best of
references. Box 656, care Georgian.
WANTED—By first-class stenographer,
out-of-town position; seven years’' ex
perience, three in legal work Best of ref
erences. Balary SSO. Z. Y. X., Georglan.
WANTED-—Position as milliner or as
sistant by young lady with experience.
Will work for moderate ular{. Addresg
Milliner, 19 Orange street, Atlanta, Ga. ‘
CAPABLE young woman wants steno
graphic position. K. L., Box 19, care
Georgian.
PRACTICAL nurse wishes position with
invalid or doctor. 95 Jeptha St.
DRESSMAKERS — DRESSMAKING
AAAANAN AAN NI PP PP INNS
HEMSTITCHING, 8¢ yd.; picoting, Sc
yd.; skirts pleated, all ltgn. 20c yd.;
buttons, 10¢ tofi. Altman luur‘nf Co.,
3% Wnluhg_ next to High's. . A
DRESEMAKING and dol‘lfimns; evening
dresses a specialty. Call 8 Cooper Bt.
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SEWING SCHOOL.
AAAAA A A NP
ALL branches high-class dressmaking
and ladies’ talloring taught. Correct
modes. Indlvidual instructions. Make
your clothes while learning. Call or
write Atlanta New Fra Bewln% School,
20 Carnegle way (near Library):
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~ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
A A A AAP
ACCOUNTANT--28 years, well educat
ed, married, desires position in or near
Atlanta after six years In the Orient:
understands corporation organization
and financing, foreign credits and meth
ods of doing business; knows some
l;&amlh; some banking experience. Box
, care Georgian,
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and office
detall man desires position with cor
gguuon or reliable business firm. Am
years of u‘e_ ()od gonmun and not
afrald of work.” N, 1018 Atlanta Na
‘tional Bank Bullding
YOUNG MAN, ‘fi. 23, single, of neat
~__@ppearance, wishes work of any kind;
\rrlvnu secretary or tnvolln‘ compan
on preferred; must have work at once;
best of references. Address J. B, C.
care Georgian, i
ENERGETIC colored Ey desires posi
tion after school hours; any kind most
desirable to schoolboy. C. B, C., care
Georglan. i SRR
A-1 BOOKKEEPER and office man
) wants ‘rhm at once. Balary no ob-
Ject. Address A. 8., Box 852, care Geor
glan,
LINOTYPE operator wants position at
once. J, B. Mathis, Jr., Americus, Ga.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A ANt
WANTED-Party with $5,000 Mfl cash
who Is competent help In office or
factory: S2OO per month salary; do not
apply unless you can sul up references
that will stand the acid test; your mon
'f‘,' will be secured with twenty times
the amount you lend, and I will fwo
the highest bank references, as well as
the leading wholesale houses of Atlan
ta as references. Don't trouble me un
less you have the “Th ready now. Six
rr cent interest will pe pald on the
5,000 Writa Business, P. O. Box 07,
Atlanta, Ga.,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A A A A I
Opportunity to Learn
- Newspaper Business.
WANTED—Young man wre desires ta
learn the news ani advertising busie
ness from the ground up. Must be of
good habits and willing to work. Expe
r.erce on colleg> newspaper or annual
would be vaiuable. Reply in own hand
writing, stating age and all other partic
uiars and ‘a;ar:ly al which you are will
ing to sta-t. his is a big opportun!tg!
for the rign' man. Address S., Box 888,
care Georgian.
ONE of the best and oldest fiarages in
the State, on the Dixie Highway, and
in good town or 8,000, doing a good Fay
lnf business today; no chance to lose;
will be sold for the actual cost of ma
terial and fixtures on hand, which means
about $1,900; the owner has other inter
ests. Address Garage, Box 629, care
Georgian. _ i
BAKERY FOR SALE—At Greenville, 8. \
C., now operating in fine condition:
estahllshed trade; weekly sales more
than $1,300. Sacrifice sale for cash. Ad
dress William Coldsmith, trustee, or J.
.é. L({:cSwaln, referee, both at Greenville, i
HOTEL FOR SALE—I 6 rooms, water,
electric litha; 100 feet of depot. Two
railroads. In good town. One of best
locations in State. Can sell at bargain.
See me at once. Oscar Boswell, Bre
men, Ga. ot
FOR SALE—Splendid corner grocery
and residence; close in; staple stock;
about SI,OOO. Will consider good car or
lot as part f)ayment. Box 476, cl-re‘
Georgian. Atlanta 6145-A. |
GAR and soda water business for sale
at sacrifice. Fine location; cheap rent;
money-maker; terms to suitable party.
Address Cigars, Box 648, care Georgian.
FOR SALE—Sanitary hairdressing par
lor and beauty parlor, established
seven years, payving business. Owner
leaving city. Address 100% Whitehall st.
OIL mill for sale. Small first payment,
easy and ]oni terms. Real opportu
nity. D. H. Kirkland, 605 Forsyth Bldg., '
Atlanta, Ga. |
OLD, experienced cattle dealer wants
partner; must have S3OO or S4OO cash;
success assured. Apply 475 Whitehall
street.
MUST =sell small coal yard; in presentl
place ten years; cheag rent. Bargain.
Leaving city. H. F, Wall, 76 Houston
street.
GET our classified ‘“Ad"” rates on any
Southern paper or magazine; best of
fers. Agency, 606 Silvey Bldg., Atlanta.
COTTON SEED and peanut ofl mill for
_lease. P._O.»_Boxkfug.‘_A})_gntg, , Ga.
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FINANCIAL.,
PAA AP A AP AN AP PP AP PP
§15,000 to lend; city and farm properties
in Fulton and DeKalb Csuntles; mon
ey here. P. O. Box 718, Atlanta. ‘
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WANTED-—MISCELLANEOUS. }
AAAAA AA A A AAA AR AAP
WANTED-—Subscriptions to all maga
zines; send for particulars of our pay
as-you-read plan and 1916 catalor- spe
cial club rates on all orders. Carolina
gia(g:azine Agency, B'ox 435, Charleston,
M & G. JUNK CO. pays hlgheu price
for wnk, bags, scrap iron, brass, cog;
per. e pay freight. House rag. sl.
per 100. Closed Saturdn{a. 400 Decatur
St. Main 1529. I Me lnc_lg,_‘hi(“ggaxg:.
WANTED—-We pay highest cash prices
for household goods, pianos and offlcoi
furniture. Cash advanced on consign
ment. Central Auction Co., 12 East
Mitchell St. Bell phone Main 2424. i
WANTED-—To store, with responsible
party, nice upright piano; some one
:-omemplaling earl& purchase preferred.
Address G., Box 906, care Georgian.
WANTED—Drop a card. We'll bring
cash for men's old clothes and shoes.
~The Vestaire,” 166 Decatur 8t
WE BUY and sell second-hand furni
ture. Dixie Furniture Company, 85 8.
Forsyth street. Main ! B
WANTED—Good second-hand LETTER
FILE for cash. Address A., Box 909,
care Georgian.
3 etc., bought for cash,
Fumlturevomsén's Fur. Ex. M. 4647
—_— O~ T X PR
. 3 For second-hand clothes.
(JAb}{ Drop a card. 154 Decatur St. 1
McDUFFIE will buy old gold and sil
ver. 1560 Peachtree. Ivy 4821-J.
WANTED—Two gas water heaters, kind
sold at Gas Office. Ivy 260.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
o AR
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
IN stock, one 16-inch by 8-foot
new engine lathe; also can
offer for immediate delivery,
lathes, drill presses, and other
machine tools, new and used.
SEEGER-WALRAVEN CO.,
Machinery and Mill Supplies,
38 West Alabama Street.
Atlanta, Ga.
WE HAVE on hand at all times a lurféf
assortment of used and new electric
motors at reduced prices. We guarantee
same as new; all second-hand motors
rebuilt by us. We qo all kinds of indus
trial power and H’fht wlrln{i (
BRYAN ELECTRIC COMPANY,
Electrical Contractors and Dealers in
New and Used Machinery. |
58 F.diewood Ave., Atlanta, Ga, |
Ivy 1788-1790. Atlanta 5000. |
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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
A A AAPAP AP PPN |
SAVE YOUR MONEY. |
Buy Your Furniture From |
Boorstein Furniture Co., 33 N. Pryor.
45-Ib. Cotton Mattresses at......... 54.25
National Bedsprings ............... 8.50
Iron and Wood 8ed5.......cc00n.... 2.60
BRI o\ cicrirrreacasnipngissasis BOD
SO CTRAIY 1 .cicoiantaniitssncns lOD
sowmi DERORIDE . o isesistanissrineis BN
$350 Ellington l,'pr:’ch( P1an0...... 75.00
Stoves, Ranges and Heaters, $3 and up
Davenports and C0uchu.......‘l and up
WANITORSE ....ocvcorvaninsses 8 Aod UP
Office Desks and Tab1e5.......55 and up
it T
DON'T BUY
YOUR wedding presents until you see
me. Will have in a good assortment of
sterling silver direct from the manu
facturers and can save you money.
M. GREER,
The U‘tltllrl Jeweler,
2% Walton Street.
AMUSEMENT DEVICES—T will sell
you complete outfits, consisting of
seven plays, that will get the money at
county fairs. Winder, October 3, one
week: circus here two days, then the
big fair at Lakewood, two weeks. Call
for Hall, at §7£¢qxn_t_ur:__§}.
PIANO BARGAINS.
BLIGHTLY used planos or players
~ from $75 to SSOO.
Walter Hughes Piano Co.,
88 North Pryor Street.
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- SHOES—SAMPLE STOCK.
ONE minute from Whitehall and 50 rr
~ cent saved. We fit the whole family,
N
| TUGGLE SHOE CO.,
41 8. Broad., Opp. J. P. Allen & Co.
REFRIGERATOR—White enamel; cost
S4O, will sell chur: used two months,
Flowers, ferns, palms, gemnlumo lot
iworth S3O, for sale dirt ¢ eap. Call Ivy
4062 tfor information. _
FOR lAI.E-Bookkoef.m. or shorthand
scholarship In an Atlanta business col.
la:e. Reduced price. Call Ivy 6885 or
address Box 659, care Georgian.
FOR lALl—socoM-hAng safes, ail
e vt oo 88 FU P
08, vau oors, G s n
Fourin Nationai Bank Tullaing.
BARGAINS N ALL KINDR o
| . House and Office
Furniture. Boorstely, Furniture Co., 33
North Pryor street. Main 1682.
| STORE ftronts and
L. L o C‘rter fixtures, book ‘fi
wall cases, shelving and counters.
Peters street. Main S |
FOR BALE Nice mahogany upright
plano for S7O cash. 0 North Pryor,
~ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
AAAA AA A AAP
| LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED.
EXPERT WORK.
The Tool Company. Phone Main §3ll.
DIAMOND, 3% carat. Must sell quick.
Bargain. P. O. Box 826, Atlanta.
HANDSOME baby cnrrilzge and baby
walker, sls. Call Ivy 2762 =
RIGHT in the heart of things. Watson's,
corner Pryor and Decatur.
FURNITURE.
A A e A AAAP PP
WE SELL second-hand furniture
for cash. 8, M. Snider,
107 South Forsyth street.
FOR SALE—Chiffonier, table, bed and
chairs. See Sidney, the Ja.ni{or. Grand
Opera House,
et
MUSICAL INSTAUMENTS.
STOP! LOOK! AND fiEADi
ONE BEAUTIFUL S6OO PLAYER PIA
NO, MAHOGANY case, that a cus
tomer could not finish paying for, which
we will sell for the S)EALL BALANCE
due us on same. TERMS if desired.
THE BALDWIN PIANO CO., 108 N.
PRYOR STREET.
WANTED—BUYER for a sllfhtly used,
HIGH-GRADE PLAYER-P ANO, ma
hogany case, formerly worth S6OO, CAN
now be BOUGHT at a SACRIFICE and
on TERMS if desired. Address 8., Box
891, care Georgian.
FOR SALE—S3SO upright mahogany
piano, used only few months; perfect
condition; make an offer; cash, or terms
to responsible party. Malin 8917.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.
AAAAAAAA A A A AN A e
SPECIAL—One_ slightly used, HIGH
GRADE PIANO, that a customer could
not finish %aylng for, which we will
SELL at a DISCOUNT OF $125 off the
original g;'lce. TERMS if desired. CALL
AT 1038 N. PRYOR ST., or plhone IVY
1120.
m
AUCTION SALES,
A A A A A A A A A A AP PP idne
B. BERNARD will pay cash for second
hand housefurnishings, office furniture
or planos. Phone Main 3306
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PC-ULTRY, PET AND LIVE BSTOCK.
AA A A AA A A s
ALL VARIETIES.
A A AAP
TR Hens, Roosters, Ducks,
‘NL BUY Geese. Dixie Seed Co.
PEAFOWLS.
AAAAAA AAA A A AAAP A A AP A
WANTED—Peafowls at once, especial
ly hens. Write number, age, price.
Marie Boatwright Monetta, 8. C.
——T e, Monetla, .C.
PIGeONS.
AAAAAAAAAA A A A A A A APt
WHITE Kini Plsgeons-—(}enuine White
Kings, husky Southern raised birds,
all younf stock and {umnteed mated.
Good utility birds, § ‘par f&lr; choice
utility birds, $4; exhibition birds, a mat
ter of correspondence. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Reference: Natlonal Ex
change Bank. H. M. Wall, Augusta, Ga
—— e WYAL, AUGUSTA, GA:
DOGS.
AP APAS tsininnsid PP PP IS P
FOR SALE-—Hunting dogs; same kind
that made mé dogs famous. Write me
your wants. et a personal reply. Get
what T’ou buy. No cat.alorue or pictures
to sel Hundreds of references. John
Q;Qognaal_dsqg,_gggr\evflle, Miss.
EXTRAORDINARY sale of high-clan
sable and white collies, of the best
possible blood lines. Registered dor.
brood matrons and }gupplel. Write for
special prices. J. C. Hunt, Valdosta, Ga.
FOR SALE—Cheap, four pointer pusp
__Dblies, 3 months old. 279 Windsor St.
FOUR fine registered bird dogs for sale
cheap. 279 Windsor St. |
e s Bil
CATTLE. |
A A AA A A A A A A A A AAP
SOME especially fine young shorthorn |
bulls for sale. Shedden KFarms, Ray
mond, Ga.
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LIVE STOCK. ‘
A A I
REGISTERED Holstein and Jersey
cattle. Registered Berkshire hogs.
Low prices with quality. Jasper Stock
Farm, Motley, Va.
bt B —an ot CHRA SBRNECIP RRRR
HORSES,PONIES, MULES, VEHICLES
GOOD HORSE FOR BALE. 38 PE
TERS ST. MAIN 1544.
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HOas.
AA A A s AP,
BERKSHIRE HOGS.
IF YOU want a big bred sow, a 500-
pound service boar, smaller boar, big
fancy ngltp. or pigs, write us. Falr
View ¥Farm, Palmetto, Ga.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
A .
SPECAL HOME FUNDS
TO LEND on Atlanta homes or business
property at lowest rates. Money ad
vanced to bulldouC ert96 call
S. W. CARSON,
413-414 Empire Bldg.
Broad and Marietta Sts.
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QUICK LOANS—3, 6, 79,
ON ATLANTA REAL ESTATE.
3 TO 5 YEARS,
Morthly 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 property; lowest
rates; efficient service. Call or write.
Established since 1889,
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
—_ EMPIRE BUILDING.
Insurance—All Kinds.
Money to Loan.
DICKSON & ZELLARS,
Forsyth Bldg. Ivy 4583.
MONEY TO LOAN e
AT 6 per cent, 7 per cent, and 8 per cent
on Atlanta property and farms.
FRANK WELDON,
507 Fourth Nat. Bk, Bldg. Main 3886,
ATLANTA money, 17 per cent, for city,
suburban or farm property; also mon
ey at § to 6 per cent; five yurlfl:lou.
Brown-Foster-Robson Co., tiron
Bldg., 84 Peachtree.
\EANMH':‘.' on Atlfinm realty; E:I‘l
= or purchase mo! notes.
Milton Liebman, with A. l'.n.lhhm
17 Walton Bt., Real Estate and Renting.
THE ATLANTA DISCOUNT CO.,
Responsible Concern Making Loans
Without Real Estate sgcurlg.
' 817-818 Atlanta National Bank Hldg.
§750, SI,OOO, $1.500, fs‘mm?fi:r
kages on improved property in Deca
tur or Atlanta. W, O. Alston, 1203
Third National Bank Bldg. Ivy 7037.
WE LOAN on Atlanta real esiate and
buy purchase money notes. 209 Grant
Building, The Merchants and Mechan
les’ Banking and Loan Company.
MONEY to lend t'm improvlod and n-t
cant pi rty; lowest rates;
attention, 719 4th Nat. Bik. nidg £
| DEWALD A. COHEN,
ON payment money, § per cent,
_payable 32,16 on the hundred, includ-
Ing Interest. Brown-Foster-Robson Co.,
Flatiron Bldg., 84 Peachtree.
R R fTT R
and others upon their own o; ©
Tates: sasy Paymenty; confdential. Scots
& 080.. £2 A_ult’gll_‘!!‘qi!dl‘n!.__-___w
SSOO, §I.OOO, $1,500, $2,000 or more to
loan on Atlanta real estate, Dunson
& yer, 38 Busiate Jur bl
QUICK money on real estate. A. G.
" Bmith 11 Connally Bullding. M. 3960,
§I.OOO to lend on R. E., monthly plan, no
| _delay. Eugene Kelly, Ivy 3390,
l—"x—""‘———'!‘—zy'_—-:_—_—w e S
’ PURCHASE-MONEY NOTES,
AA A A A AAP PPt
FORTY thousand dollars for purchase
meney notes. Brown-Foster-Robson
Co., Flatiron Bldg.. 84 Peachtree.
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MONEY WANTED.
HAVE two good applications for 3,000
loan each on North Side home at 7
mnnt. W. O, Alston, 1203 Third Nat.
k Bld;.‘ vy 7087
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSE
HOLD GOODS.
AR AT A AT A
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 |
A 3 LOW AS
| 2 PER MONTH ON 325 LOAN
| 4 PER MONTH ON SSO LOAN
| 5 PER MONTH ON !60 LOAN
| ‘6 PER MONTH ON §75 LOAN
| 8 PER MONTH ON SIOO LOAN
~ If you now nave a loan, call and
Bec us and save money. We will
~ pay off your account and advance
You more money,
|
- CITIZENS’ LOAN CO.,
| 401 PETERS BLDG,,
7 Peachtree, Corner Viaduct.
PHONE MAIN 38771; ATL. PHONE 6717.
. LOANS'TO
825 OR MORE LOANED ON HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC,.,
TO THOSE WHO OWN OR ARE BUY
ING THEIR HOMES, AT RATHE AL
LOWED %LAfiV OLL
: i VV y
402 Peters Building.
7 PEACHTREE ST., COR. VIADUCT.
TEL. MAIN 3771. ATL. 677.
$25 TO S3OO,
AT SPECIAL LOW RATES, ON
PIANOS, etc.,, without removal. Pay
ments to suit your own convenience.
Other companies paid off, and more
money advanced at cheaper saten.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Private offices. When in need you
will make a saving by getting my
“CHARLES B. ROSS,
E : ;
Room 512 Flatiron Building.
84 Peachtree Street.
BELL PHONE IVY 9347.
ATLANTA PHONE 1775.
AUTOMOBILES.
AA A A A A A IPPPNINPAIPIAR
REAL BARGAINS IN
1916 Overland, 5-passen
ger, electric equipped.
1915 Overland, 5-passen
ger, electric equipped.
Overland - Roadster, in
fine shape.
1916 Dodge, 5-passen
ger, electric equipped.
Above cars are in good
condition.
EASY TERMS.
See us before buying.
WILLYS-OVERLAND,
Incorporated,
457 Peachtree Street,
Telephone Ivy 4270.
Mgttt il iLI B
FOR SALE—One-ton truck, in
good running order ; new over
size solid tires, covered, remova
ble body, wire panels. For a bar
gain call Ivy 5000, C. J. Kamper
Grocery Co., or address F. E. K.,
Box 202, care Georgian.
FOR QUICK CASH SALE,
CADILLAC CAR, PERFECT
CONDITION. SEE THIS BE
FORE BUYING. BOX 605,
CARE GEORGIAN.,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A bar
gain; handsome seven-gasaenger au
tomobile; four-thousand-dollar model;
will consider small house or lot unin
cumbered. Apply 1133 Peachtree St.
Phone Ivy 308,
s g
NEW 1918 FORD ROADSTER BOD
IES, COMMERCIAL ¥ 'TO BODIES,
AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING.,
J. M. KARWISCH WAGON WORKS,
81 EAST HUNTER STREET,.
—— AR SIREET,
FOR SALE—Hudson car, in good con
dition. See this before buying. Ad
dress C. J.,, Box 201, care Georgian.
—tce O E 9%, Care Georgian.
1916 STUDEBAKER, IN ABSOLUTE
CONDITION. A BARGAIN. CASH
ONLY. 710 HURT BLDG.
ALWAYS a few food used car bargains
on hand. Willys-Overland, Inec., 469
Peachtree St. Ivy 4270.
FOR SALE—One Ford touring car, in
__Bood order. C. N. Whitmire, 49 South
| Pryor #t. il
Special bargains in used cars. Hubbell
__Oakes Motor Co., 455 Peachtree. 1. 2339,
MANY used cars, any prices; big bargain
at sacrifices. Atlanta Ayto Exchange.
SPECIAL bargains in used cars. Atianta
Cadillac_Co., 238-40 Peachtree St.
FOR SALE—Several |[ood used carg at
_low price. 137 Mar etta street.
STUDEBAKER USED CAR MARKET.
208-300-802 Peachtree St.
— s cßChiTe® St
ACCESSORIES.,
AA A A AAAAP PP
OUR GRINDING IS DONE ON
SPECIALLY BUILT MACHINERY.
NOT A MAKESHIFT.
Get our rflco on Cylinder
Orlndlna. fitting of oversize Pls
tons and Rings. )
All kinds of Gear duplicated,
Axle Bhafts and all parts of au
tomobiles made &romgtlg and
rl;ht. O§R FACILITIES FOR
REPAIRING CAN NOT BE
EQUALED, Established ten
years. Open every hour !n the
year,
’ “STORAGE OF COURSE.”
BOUTHRRN AUTO AND
E%HPMENT COMPANY.
| Phone Main 501, 92.94 S Fcrgxt_h_gt_
SPECIAL PRICES ON AUTOMOBILE
| TRIMMING,
ALL work strictly guaranteed. Furni
ture repaired and upholstered., Nov
‘elty Trimming Co., 159 Auburn Ave. At
lanta phone 1953,
| TIRES,
A A AA A A PAP
TIRES priced to sult Your pockethook.
New, used and doubled tires. Worn
tires rebullt. Guaranteed repalring. 35
Auburn Ave. Two-in-One Tire Co.
AUTO PAINTING.
~ JOHN M. SMITH €O.
‘ CARS REPAINTED.,
zop- ro';:’:ovelred -nd’r:rlred; whee's,
n a axies re reda,
"Bo&'u bullt to ortre‘r or repaired.
120-123-124 Auburn Avenue.
AUTO WELDING.
AoS SIS P OIS
WELDING.
Atlanta Welding Co., the Oldest
i in town. 74 Ivy St.
e
GARAGES FOR RENT.
e o P,
FOR RENT-Large garage; brick floor:
' Water; garage conveniences. 17 Hast
North avenue.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1916.
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No. ARRIVES FROM— | No. DEPARTS FOR—
-28 Jacksonville.. 5:55 am | 36 New York ..J&:glvll\
35 New York.... 6:05 am 1 Chicago...... 6:20 am
43 Charlotte. ... 6:15 am |23 Kansas City.. 6:25 am
1 Jacksonville., 6:10 am 12 Richmond. ... 8:55 am
12 Shreveport.., 6:30 am 7 Chattanooga., 7:10 am
17 T0cc0a...... 8:10 am 20 Columbus.... T7:15 am
26 Heflin.....". 8:20 am |32 Fort Valley., 7:20 am
8 R0me......, 945 am 18 Brunswick.., 7:45 am
® Macor: ..."" .10:45 am 6 Macon ~....12:08 om
27 Fort Valley..lo:so am ;3% New York ..ll;ggp
-21 Columbus ++.10:55 am |4O Charlotte ...lgzl pm
«Memc&r:n‘u +++.ll:ls am |29 Birmingham .12°25 pmy
6 Cin atl . .11:50 an: |3O New Y.ork... 2:§pm
29 New Y0rk...12:10 pm |ls R0me........ §/ rm
30 Birmingham.. 210 pm | 5 Cincinnaii,.. §:25
5 Macon. . . ... 4:15 pm | 18 T0cc0a.....,. Abggz’
39 Charlotta. .".", 4:30 pm |22 Columbus..,, 5:10 pm
87 New York... 5:00 pm |B9 Memphis...., §:ls pm
11 Richmongq. ~ 8:00 pm |2B Fort Valley.. 5:20 pm
81 Fort Valley. . 8:05 pm |lO Mac0n....... 5:30 pm
17 Brunswick. ~ 8:10 pm |25 Hef1in....... §:45 pm
19 Columbus. ", 8:35 pm |42 Charlotte.... 8:45 pm
24 Kansas oty §:4B o{ 24 Jacksonvils”lo.o6 pm
sas .o 9:58 & Jdk
3 Chlleago +~...10:85 " |ll Ahenvonville .11:08 prm
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EXCELSIOR AUTO CO.,
ATL. 3660—12 LUCKIE—I. 322
Atlanta Taxi Co.—All new cars,.rates
$1.50 and up. Stand 18% Marietta St,
M. 5495 =
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DROPSY—Treated one week free. Sho:t
breathing relieved in 36 to 48 hours;
swelling removed in 15 to 20 days; re
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and blood diseases. Women's diseases
without operation. Finest equlfiman'.
Low price. Consultation free. very
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DR. BOWEN.,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
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A comfortable, homelike room,
splendidly furnished, with re.
fired family, on Walker-West
View line, 16 minutes from town.
With or without board. 589
Gordon street, -
T ON T T To T
STUDENTS. %53
273 HOUSTON ST. . «
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, WI;H
EVERY CONVENIENCE. - T
MEALS RATES $4.50 PER WEEK
AND UP. lIVY 4182-L.
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THE WILLIAMS,
NEW ROOMS, electric lights, hot wa
ter: -Ing(l). and double rooms, ‘%n
meals, $4. and $5; fine table meals,
$3.25 week. 197 8. Pryor. Main 5043,
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FAIRLIE HOUSE, -
HAS just been thoroughly renovated,
newly papered and furnished; all out
side rooms; rates very reaionable.'rlsv.-
Fairlle St., 1% minutes from Five Points.
TWO EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLR
ROOMS, ADJOINING BATH, WITH
MEALS; ' REFINED PEACHTRER
HOME BSTEAM HEAT: GARAGE;
VERY REASONABLE. IVYy 5972, . .
LARGE, COOL ROOMS EVER
ERN 'CONVENIENCE, WITH
MEALS; TABLE BOARDERS A o
CIALTY §350 PER WEEK. 46 WESD
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COZY ROOMS, with or without rivate
x bath; ln;ce roorgxla. gompdlcto torgmu;le
eeping. best table board; reasonable,
Tvy G 635, 36 K. North, between the
Peachtrees.
ety
85 LUCKIE STREET.,
NEWLY furnished rooms and flrugm
board, $4.50 and $5 per week. bla
$3.60. Fransients, $1 per day. I. 3790 ed
33 FORREST AVENUE, . &
GOOD rooms and board can be secured
At reasonable rates; convenien ~
close in. _Students accepted. vy S 0
80 HOUSTON, '3 minutes from Five
Points, cozy rooms, gentlemen, eoy
ple, business women: reasonable; under
new management. Tvy 7398-L.
IN WEST END, cozy room, with every
& modern cgnv‘enlenco, for coupb‘.m,
emen or business women; meals o
tional. West §B9.J, i o
BOARD, with large front room or mp. ‘
Ing porch; modern conveniences; fur.
nace; couple or gentlemen. 234 East
Fourth, lg_‘l?_&_{-!
UNUSUALLY large front room, ‘twy
closets; private bath, table board, pri.
vate home; best location. 157 Juuf’p’:r,
Ivy 6684-J.
ATTRACTIVE rooms, with good meais:
moderate rates; every convenience,
Walking distance. 39 Currier, 1 8911,
ROOM AND BOARD, FOR ‘mm
LADY: MODERN, PRIVATE ME,
ON_NORTH JACKEON BT. IVY 8085
¥ nicely furnished rooms: “or
gentlemen; furnace heat: Drm Ny
section. 478 Greenwood, Ivy 2069. Y. .
869 SPRING ST._Neat rooms and
board, :4 60 per week; good Iocl\h::
vlll_k_!y_sg_a_nro; convenlences,
SELECT board, close in: good ~tabie:
steam heat; $4.50 ang u.of pek
121 South Pryor St T
15 CURRIER STREB‘TZ‘WE:IT“J#'
tance. Delightful rooms, Qouum.
board. Tvy 040 i
i Cnl“"M§!A-—Attncllvo room EE
board; furnace heat, electricity,
water. 'lvy 6367, ’ . >