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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN e READ FOR PROFIT-——GEORGIAN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS & o @ NOVEMBER ° 1917.
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Atlanta’s Want Ad Directory
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Atlanta’'s Want Ac Dlirectory.
20-23 Fast Aanama Street.
" TBANK CLOSING NOTICE.
Thursday, November 29, “Thanksgiv
ing,”” {8 a legal holiday. The banks
composing the Atlanta Clearing House
Association will be closed for business
on that day. DARWIN G. JONES,
THOS. C. ERWIN, Mgr. and Sec
e Trewaent. e
REWARD.
I HEREBY agree to pay SSO as rewand
to anyone who may find my wife or
child, who disappeared about November
24, 1917, whether dead or alive. H. W,
Finch, 501 Hurt Bldg., Atlanta, Ga
‘Tho law ole;orgla declares a flnd-r
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 i{s legally liable to
the rightful owner for their proper care
while in the finder's %ossens on, and he
is legally entitled to be retmbursed for
expenses incurred infroperly curinfi‘(or
the goods found, and may retain them
; v“m.___‘" such expenses are pald,
ST-—Policy No. 743206, issued by the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, |
on the life of Harvey C. Fubanks., The
. finder will please return it to the wn
. . dersigned. =An application has been
+ made for the issuing of a duplicate. I, 1
' ¢ O Eubanks, 39 Westwood avenue.
L.OST—Man's automobile glove, with
' high cuff, between Gulf Refining Com. |
g&ny and West Fnd. Return to 1%
‘ ott street or 123 Marietta street or call’
Atlanta 1953 or Main 2573. Reward.
. LOST -Between Chamblee and Stonae
Mountain, one Penn nonskid 31 by 4
casing on rim. Finder Call No, 41,
Stone Mountain, and receive liberal re-
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lOST-—Coin purse, containing money,
on W. Peachtres car, or between
Woolworth's and Fugenia street. Re
turn to Box 871, Georgian. Reward. __]
LOST—Baturday afternoon one 84x4 red
mounted tire on Camp Gordon road.
Return to Howard Morn’s Bonlta Thea-l
ter. Receive reward. e A
LOST—Mule; blue collar; knot on lefl}
knee; gray-headed. Finder notify or
deliver to 65 Central place, Decatur, and
gotreward. I. 8 Teem.
LOST-—Wrist watch, engraved on bm‘k.‘
on Auburn, between Pryor and|
Peachtree, or Kress'. Call M. 665.
LOST—Sunday night, on Peachtree cir
cle, black fox ms neckpiece. Reward.
; Return to 74 MadiSon Ave.
LARGE round pin with brown stone with
gold buckle, mounted., Reward. 120
\ East Hunter street
BUSINESS TARDS.
Ready Reference and Phone Di.
y rectory of Reliable Firms.
: ASBESTOS MATERIAL.
ASBESTOS “CENTURY" Slll!\'(‘.l‘F}S:‘
FIREPROOP - WATERPROOF-EVER
. LASTING. ‘
CLAYTON S. BERRY, DISTRIBUTOR.
KEASBEY & MATTISON COMPANY,
R 4_6__l~_‘§i_r‘l‘i:_S:: S *!jhopefilv.\"nfl.__
¥ AUTO REPAIRS—-GARAGES.
; PEN ALL NIGHT., o
0 E. H. ODOM BROS..
GARAGE AND REPAIRS,
__#l-431VY ST. M. 1622. Atl 900.
BLANK BOOK MAKERS.
WEBB & VARY,
Printers and Blank Book Makers.
LOOSE 'LEAF DEVICES,
38 West Alabama_street, Atlanta, Ga.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
INVESTIGATE our building plan. Mur-
By Door Bed Co. Ivy 3981
BICYCLE SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS.
T A A A
. PHILLIPS CYCLE CO. Ivy 2366, 392
/ Peachtree street. Bieycle supplies and
. repalrs. Go-carts re-tired. =~
i CARPENTER AND CABINET WORK.
A A A A AAA A A A o
% A. C. Entrekin, Repair and Wall Paper
s Work. 11 Whitehall Bt. Main 4961.
A s CARPET CLEANING.
. W. M. COX, 145 Auburn avenue. Ivy
& 3135-J. Best of references.
. CONTRACTORS.
A A AP AP
R. J. Faulk, 910 Austell Bldg. M. 4247,
Oonm. Building, Repairing.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
AA A A AAP A AN,
SMITH Dry Cleani Co. Suits cleaned
and pressed. Sammng service. 2%
E. Alexander st. lvy 4968
CHRISTMAS TOYS.
A A A AAAPAA AAP AP
MOST complete assortment of holiday
toys. Hightower's, 100 Whitehall St.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
A A A A A A A A A AP AP
CALLING Cards %rlnted or engraved on
. short notice. 91 Peachtree.
i DECORATIONS.
R A A eeANNI AP .
""BOUTHERN Decorating Co., 77 S. Broad
street. ¥lag and floral decorations for
every occasion. Main 4174.
’ DENTIST.
AAA A A ePP AN
Expert workmanship.
DENTIST Dr. H. Jensen, 78%
.vgmunn street. 3
BUSINESS CARDS.
DENTAL WORK.
AAAAA A A A AP
PAINLESS! Satisfaction guaranteed;
gold crown, 22-k., $3; bridge work. per
tooth, $3; white crown, $3. Consultations
free. Ga. Dental Parlors, 101% Whitehall,
EXPERT ROOF REPAIRING.
SOUTHERN ROOF REPAIRING CO.—
All kinds of roofs, valleys, gutters,
etc.; competent workmen; low prices;
work guaranteed. 1. 3607-1. 128 W. Pine.
ELECTRICAL WIRING.
m.|T s ; b
CAPITAL g, Ggsre oo .
FURNACE AND STOVE REPAIRING.
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STOVE DOCTOR ;%M. -
61 South Pryor St. Main 1460
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
AWTRY & LOWNDES CO., funeral di
_Trectors, 12 W. Ellis street. Ivy 5613.
GREENBERG & BOND CO.,
35 HOUSTON ST. Both phones 774.
A. 0. & ROY DONEHOO, 101 Marietta
_St. Both phones. Prompt service.
BARCLAY & BRANDON, private ambu
_lance. 11311‘2;113. 24@_!:')' St
H. M. PATTERSON & SON, established
_IBBO. 96 N. Forsyth. Ivy 217. TR
Harry G, Poole, 96 S. Pryor St.
Mair 780. Atlanta Maln 780.
HAT CLEANING.
AP AN AR AP PP
A(‘\l l) Hatters, 20 E. Hunter St. Sat
-4 4 isfaction guaranteed. Mall or
ders given wm&ggfinlion. M’gg_fll
HATS, READY TO WEAR.
Good velvef shapes at 98c; also large
Lyons velvet shapes at $1.98. Also hats
made to order, trimmed and remodeled.
Very reasonable price. Mrs. Goodman,
2 OAPHOLAYS: i .
HIDES AND TALLOW.
ATLANTA HIDE AND TALLOW CO.,
140 Peters St., Atlanta, Ga. M. 2731,
HOUSE CLEANING.
Atlanta House Cleaning
Pr(:,Paratlon.
Orders received by Ware & Frederick
at the I.ee Undertaking Establishment,
115 W_:rfiyijc‘hnl[ BSt. . !_“rjompt»denvery;_
HIDES AND RAW FURS.
AA A AAAP AP IIS
Capitol Hide and Junk Company,
__%3l-333 Peters St., Atlanta, Ga.
JEWELRY.
J. W. BOONE, Jeweler,
14 NORTH FORSYTH STREET.
ARTISTIC engraving, fine watch repalr
__lr:g‘,_ilamondn and bracelet watches,
JEWELRY REPAIRING.
> ™ , Watchmaker, jeweler,
!_ ;NB(_(&'h(“"]\.m N. Forsyth Bt.
Jewelry, Watches and Clocks ll:?aired.
M. GREER, 2% WALTON ST.
JUNK AND OLD AUTOS.
American Junk (0., 154 Peters St. M.
10156. Buys scrap iron, metals, ruhbor,l
TBgy. oid autos. 1 sell old Auto parts,
LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR.
LADIES’, 'ge;ats' (nl‘lor‘ Furs rembdeled.
’_'gflss Thompson, 308 Flatiron Bldg. Ivy
‘ 3
LOCKS AND SAFES.
GUN and locksmith, umbrellas re?,alrod
_and ve-covered. M. 470-1. 33 8. Pryor.
LOCKS, KEYS, GUNS, SAFES.
A A AAP AAA AP PP
J rt, 19 W. Ala.
C- C DOWNS e{{’.’o'&l{s, Atl. 4922,
MAGAZINES.
AAA A A AAAAA AN AP AP
~ GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
TWO years for $2.50. Mrs. J. T. Wilkins,
120 Hast Georgia Ave, Atlanta, Ga.
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| MATTRESS RENOVATING.
SHIRLEY MATTRESS CO., 807 Mariet.
_ta St Main 993, Atlanta'l727.
\ MOTOR REPAIRING.
'HOGUR Electric Co., 42 Walton street,
‘ Atlanta, Ga. Motors bought and sold.
} OPTOMETRIST.
A A AAeAN eAR o
| Optical Co., 58 W. Mitchell.
BOAZ:{ cixamined” clnses fittea:
SILVF‘I'\' Optical Co. Glasses,
4 L) Eyes tested. 19 S. Broad,
‘ PAINTING AND TINTING.
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PAINTING cheap. Rooms tinted, $2.60
‘ up. Leaks stopped. Webb, W. 630-J.
| PIANO TUNING.
EXPERT glnno tuning. Ludden &
; _Bates, S. M. H., 8¢ N. Pryor.
| PLUMBING, CONTRACTING.
| MELL PLUMBING CO.
Changed location, opposite Courthouse.
| Special attention to repair work,
| b 8 8. Pryor. Both phones M. 301.
| ROOF REPAIRS.
JF your roof leaks, call West 416. No
~ money required until your roof stops
SRR
| If your poof or plumbing leaks,
_ Call *“The Roof Doctors,”” ITvy 3439.
» Repairs all kinds; 12 mos.
LIOOH(‘.\ guarantee. Reas. ]L_}OSG.
| ROOFING CONTRACTORS.
OLD roofs repaired, new roofs put on;
- liberal terms to owners. All work
guaranteed. Archer Roofing Co., 308
alton Bldg. Tvy &80, -
‘ SCALES—REPAIRING.
A A AAAA AP IN
JAS. A, FORSYTH, 111 W. Cain St. I\g
_3IBO-J. Scales bought, sold, repaired.
SHOE REPAIRING.
NVVVV,:VMW::SMVM\M,\ o
SHOES HALLEOLEP 50e UP.
GWINQ rubber heels, 25¢ up.
) ¢ Luckie St., 2 8. Pryor St
While you wait in ten minutes.
Q Work called for and
bhOP }{e“"r.v delivered. 2 Auburn.‘
Tvy 2310, Atlanta 1492, 815 Peachtree. |
SIGNS. |
TNT SIGN AND g ‘
MUNN ,SvErfisixa, (‘O-‘
Anything in SIGNS we make good. |
_SSN.BROADST. TVY & |
STOVES REPAIRED. |
International Repair Shop. Sweeps
_chimneys. 354 Decatur St. Atl. 5937-F. ‘
STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD, REPAIRED.
STOVES and furniture bought, sold and
_exchanged. Main 1652-J. 324 Peters St.
SHOW CASES.
7 Cases, new, used; easy
SHO“’ terms. 34 Madison.
TAILORING AND PRESSING. l
EMPIRE Talloring and Second-hand
Clothing Co., suits sls up: pants, $3.50
up. Cleaning, pressing. Atl 5764-F. ‘
TAILOR SHOP BARGAIN. |
Raincoat Given Free ‘
With Each Suit or Overcoat. |
For a Limited Time. |
8. (. Stegall-Nelson Tailoring Co., |
706 Silvey Bldg., or 240 Houston St. |
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. |
TYPEWRITERS RENTED-Nonvisibles, '
three months, §5; visibles, tnree
months, $7.560. Initial payme'l}t applies
if purchased. Ask for Catafog G-70.
American Wfriting Machine Company,
48 North Pryor St., Atlanta.
WINDOW SHADES CLEANSED.
e icfulshfesorto et ie el site e spnnion
Cel LM. 5027, Shades cleaned and
AT reversed. W. E., 28 Lamar St
WELL PUMPS. \
A A A A AA AP
PUMPS.
"“SO-EASY-TO-FIX" PUMPS for wells
any depth. The Dunn Machlne:;h(:o.
Residence Office, 522 8. Pryor St. one
Main 124. Atlanta, Ga
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
WANTED--150 white patients for dental
clinic; teeth filled or extracted posi
tively without charge or obligation to
any one, by leading dentists of the
State, for one week beginning Nov, 28
to Dec. 5. For further information, call
at 518 Grant Bldg., or phone 1vy750fi9.~
SERIOUS results come from trugses im
perfectly fitted. John B. Daniel, 34
Wall street, has expert fitters. It Wi“‘
cost you no more for him to flt you.
JUST received fine Jot of coins. 17, hl
fract. currency, stamp albums, hinges
and stamps. Open all day 'l‘hurnday.|
184 Marietta. W |
et {
PERSONAL. ]
S. W. WILBORN. 5
Barber, formerly with Journal Way i
Shop. Now ","""'_";d,“"EGV,N;J{(.’I_"?"" |
PARTY that ran Into motorcycle at |
Cooledge Paint Co. Monday p, m. call
256 Marletta St.; save trouble. |
DANCING. ;
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WEST END ACADEMY, 21815,
Liee, Mask Ball Thanksgiving.
Prizes given. 1. 2378. Wearing
costume opitional.” Adm., 50e.
. ] D_.ZITF!TIE 517‘& Peachtree,
l“lne 8 largest In Atlanta. Phone
Ivy 5786, Special dance Thanksgiving, 8
to 12 p. m. Refreshments. Splendid mu
sic. Admlesion, couples, 50c. .
EDUCATIONAL. |
A /'.,-;,m,\,r, B S o ~ |
SPANISH TAUGHT BY
CASTILIAN INSTRUCTOR. |
Get the basis of the language (do not
start building your house at the roof),
as you know you can not bufld solidly
on any subject unless you have the
foundation. Knowing the basis of the
language, and building up your own vo- |
cabulary by reading good literature,
may be on the subject you mostly neeri{
you will be more than apt to be un
derstood and understand consclentious- |
ly. ¥or further information, address
St |
LANIER UNIVERSITY - Nignt classes
in Conversational Spanish and ¥French
ana Business-Building nglish for both
men and women. Correspondence
gourses offered also, Call Ivy 0981,
SHORTHAND TEACHING.
PARAGON is the only system of short
hand tmw)t in the public schools of
Atlanta. We teach Paragon. Night and
day classes at the school. Malil instruc
tions for those who can not come. Write
us or phone Main 4445. Simplex Short
hand School, 336 South Pryor street, At
lanta, Ga.
HELP WANTED--MALE.
WANTED—YOUNG MEN AND
BOYS TO WORK AS MES
SENGERS. PLEASANT WORK
AND SHORT HOURS, WITH
GOOD PAY. EXCELLENT
CHANCE FOR PROMOTION
TO CLERKS AND OPERAT
ORS FOR GOOD BOYS WHO
ARE WILLING TO LEARN.
MESSENGERS ARE IN
CHARGE OF COMPETENT
SUPERVISORS AT ALL
TIMES. APPLY W. U. TEL CO.,
7Y% N. FORSYTH ST.
BELT MAKER
wANTED.
PHONE MAIN 952
272 MARIETTA STREET
SECOND FLOOR.
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COLORED LABORERS, $2.00
PER DAY, AND $2.00 PER
NIGHT. APPLY 7A M. AND
7 P. M. GEORGIA FIBER COR
PORATION, MILTON AVENUE
AND A. & W. P. RAILROAD.
YOUNG MAN COLLECTOR.
COMPETENT, experlenced collector for
classified advertising accounts,
Splendid oppertunivv for good man.
Must know city well. Inexperienced
ones need not apply.. Give age, address,
phone, experience and references. Box
40, care Georgian.
WANTED—lndustrious man, exempt
from draft, who can furnish team and
contract signed by two responsible men
to sell McConnon's household products,
in vacant counties. Lar;u business to
be had among farmers. rompt freight
service from Memphis, For particulars
write M. L. Peeples, Talking Rock, Ga.,
or McConnon Company, Winona, Minn,
WANTED —MATTRESS
STITCHERS; STEADY
WORK; GOOD PAY. SOUTH
ERN SPRING BED CO., BELL
STREET AND GEORGIA RY.
WANTED—SCHOOLBOYS TO
WORK AS MESSENGERS
AFTER SCHOOL HOURS. AP
rhY W. U THL ©O. 714 N.
FORSYTH STREET.
U. 8. Government wants stenographers;
commence SIOO wmonth. Hundreds
wanted immediately. Seven-hour day.
Atlanta examinatigns every "TCuesday.
Write for free sample questions. Frank.
lin Institute. Desk 5-J. Rochester, N, Y.
WANTED-—By a large manufacturing
concern, <ity shipping clerk. Answer
in own handwriting, giving age, refer
ence, experience and salary ‘wanted.
Good opportunity for advancement.
Manufacturer, Box 109:__(‘}!_['_0 Georgian.
WANTED-—Farmer boys mechanically
inclined to learn to operate tractors
and farm machinery. Good pay with
board while learning. Address Florida
Tractor and Implement Company, West
Palm Beach. Fia.; Drawer C.
CIVIL service examinations in Atlanta
soon. Men dvsirin§ Government posi
tions, departmental, P, 0., railway malil,
customs; free particulars, J. C. Leonard
(former Government examiner), 622 Ke.
nois Building, Washington. "
PORTER to help in store and deliver;
must be steady; have good references;
one swift bicvcle boy preferred: good
salary. Apply National Cloth Co., 98
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WANTED--Young man, about 18 years
of age, learn general agency insurance
work; must have good references and
good education. Apply 801 Trust Co. of
Ga. Bldg.
WANTED-—-Names of men, 18 to 45,
wishing to become Atlanta mail car
riers. Commence $7 month. Box K.
110, care Georgian.
WANTED-—AIU-round white cook to
run good-paying lunch counter on
halves;, no ~xpense. 26 W. Port Square,
Marietta, Ga.
WANTED-—A first-class automobile ma
' _chinist at once. Write or ;apply to
C. J. Thompson, Kingstree, S. &
WANTED -Two first-class machinists;
’ salary $25 to S3O Ec\r week, I2mporia
'Machine Company, Emporia,, Va.
TWO young men bookkeepers, must be
well experienced, rapid and accurate,
1018 Atl. Natl. Bank Blds.
COLORED COOKS—Three first-class
short order cooks. SBO per month. 1018
Atl. Natl. Bank Bldg.
SUPERINTENDENT velvet bean mill
Give references and experience. P.
0. Box 1443, Atlanta.
WANTED—At once for work in near
by town laborers. Apply at 1530
Healey Building. e A
WANTED—Experienced man for retail
milk route, with refergnces. 755 North
Boulevard. i
PAY little monthly; qualify in some pro.
session. Ivy €36, ask for Mr. u&
Advertisers Are Knowa by
the Company They Keep
The Atlanta Georgian and Sunday American do
not accept questionable medical, doubtful financial,
misleading help wanted 'announcements, spiritual
ists, matrimonial, elairvoyant, obscene and similar
advertisements.
Advertisers in these columns are therefore sure
of being in elean company. By the same token, read
ers have confidence in the announcements of those
firms which are acceptable to
The Georgian and American
The Newspaper of the Home and
The South’s Greatest Newspaper
HELP WANTED—MALE. I
COLORED drive ?TSF?»Z?ENXEKZEE
__work in store. Apply 70 Currier Bt.
TWO A-1 colored case waiters, S3O per
month. 1018 Atl. Natl. Bank Bldg.
A-1 colored short order cook, $75. 1018
_Atlanta National Bank Building.
WANTED—Experienced press feeder.
_Montag Bros., 10 Nelson street.
WANTED—Experienced helper for lady
_talloring. _lvy 715. Mr. Gerson.
COLORED hotel vegetable cook. 1018
_Atl. Natl. Bank Bldg.
A-1 COLORED waliter, $6.00. 1018 Atl.
_Natl. Bank Bldg.
Other ‘‘Help Want-Male’’ on
Second Want Ad Page.
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HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
YOUNG LADIES WHO HAVE
SEWED AT HOME TO
LEARN SEWING ON POWER
MACHINES. GOOD POSI
TION IN FEW DAYS AFTER
YOU LEARN. ENTERPRISE
CO., 38% W. ALABAMA.
GIRLLS WANTED!
Light Work.
Steady Position.
Union Secale Pay.
Sanitary Surroundings.
MARCUS LOEB & CO.,
— 78-78 TRINITY AVENUE. _
MACHINE OPERATORS ON
DRESSES AND MIDDIES.
NEW PRICES. SEE
NEW SUPERINTENDENT,
ENTERPRISE MFG. CO.,
38 W. ALABAMA.
GIRLS TO WORK IN COLOR
DEPARTMENT. APPLY EX
CELSIOR LAUNDRY CO., 117
E. ELLIS ST.
CIVIL service examinations in Atlanta
soon. Women desiring clerkships, P.
0., Government departments, stenogra
phers, write for free particulars to J. C.
Teonard (former Government examiner),
1622 Kenois Building, Washington.
WANTED By large corporation, Intel
‘ ligent young lady graduate of commer.
cial school grf-ferred. Must be rapid
;and accurate at figures. State age, ex
perience, salary and references. Box
‘fll' care Georgian.
TWENTY-FIVE girls wanted, aged 16
to 25, for work in paper box and paper
tray departments. Good pay and re)g:u
lar work for diligent, steady Birls. Na
tional Paper Co., Simpson street and
Southern Raflway. =
GIRLS, now is your o;})‘pormnlty; to learn
millinery in best school in the South.
' Thorough course Is,'uaran!eed for $25.
Write Mrs. Lyle, New York Millinery
School, 401 Whitehall street, Atlanta.
WANTED-—By large corporation, young
~ lady stenographer to handle corre
spondence of executive. State age, av
erage speed, salary and references. Box
110, care Georgian.
GIRLS—Be ready for rall and spring
openings; begin now to learn milli
nery work Best is cheapest. M. 590.
e 0 unter BY o
WANTED-—lixperienced or inexperienc
ed operators. Apply in person. At
lanta Telephone Co., Edgewood avenue
and Ivy street.
WANTED — Cooks, maids, nurses,
housegirls: wages, $4 to $6 per week,
with or without rooms. 160% Auburn
AR e
RELIABLE woman wanted for cooking
and general housework. App'> at
once. 158 St. Charles place.
WANTED-—Reliable white woman for
general housework, live in good home.
Phone morning Hem. §3O-L. =
GIRLS wanted for light factory work.
Apply at once, Dixie Paper and Box
Company, 87 Peters street.
GIRLS, wny not tearn millinery? Com
plete course S2O. Ideal Millinery
School, 98% Whitehall St.
WANTED—Neat-appearing young wom- ‘
an for laundry work. Childs’' Case, 10
Marietta.
WANTED—AIII-round servant, good
”31);1.)". references required. Call Decatur
o
FULTON HOSIERY MILLS, 139 South |
_ Forsyth, has light work for girls. ‘
WANTED-—-At once, prst—class walst |
_and skirt finishers. 4 Kimball St. ‘
TWO experienced colored hotel maids. |
_lOlB At Natl._Bank Bldg. o
TWO experienced colored waitresses.
1018 Atl. Natl. Bank Bldg. {
HELP WANTED—MALE, FEMALE.
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ON account of changes and
lmprovement% m.our
mill, would lik& to corre
spond with 2 or 3 fam—‘
ilies of spiners, doffers
and spooler hands, over 16‘
vears of age, o n23’s warp,
25’s filling. All white work |
and no night work. Our!
spinners, doffers and
|
spooler hands make from
\
£9.00 to $10.50 a weok.i
Modern conveniences, good
gardens and pastures,
cheap house rent. Schools,
and churches convenient.
Address
~
C. H. GOODROE, Supt.,
Mary-Leila Mills,
Greenshoro, Ga.
SEE Jones’ Employment Agency, 11',3
S Broad street for the best jobs an
the®best wages. Go now.
HELP WANTED—MALE, FEMALE.
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WANTED —-—A FEW
GOOD FAMILILES OF
SPINNERS AND SPOOL
ERS FOR OUR PAYNE
MILL. BEST OF WAGES
PAID, CHEAP HOUSE
RENT IN OUR OWN VIL
LAGE. ADDRESS W. R.
MOODY, SUPERINTEN
DENT, CRUMPS PARK,
MACON, GA.
MEN-WOMEN wanted; SSO month; Gov
ernment clerical positions. Hundreds
vacancies. List of positions free. Write
imemdiately. Franklin Institute, Dept.
94-K, Rochester, N.¥. =~ -~
WANTED—lmmediately, names men,
women, over 18 or over, wishing to
become Government clerks; $75 month.
Sebgeorglan, - Vo
WANTED-—-Men-women, 18 or over, to
try examinations for Government posi
tions; $76 month. Box K-110, care Geor
glan. el
SALESMAN, cook, maid, butler, nurse,
porter, janitor, laundress. 704 Silvey
e
WANTED-—Good housegirl or boy. Ap
ply 72 Walton street. ]
TEACHERS WANTED.
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THRE ACME TEACHERS' AGENCY is
having many calls for principals and
department teachers in high schools
and universities, S7OO to $1,500. Write
at once. 1233 Healny_Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
AGENTS WANTED.
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WANTED--Colored agents everywhere;
sell Royal Hair Pomade. Royal Hair
Pomade Co.. 228 Houston St., Atlanta.
SALESMEN WANTED.
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SALESMAN WANTED.
A HIGH-CLASS SALESMAN
IN EVERY TOWN IN GA.
APPLY P. O. BOX 14, OR 319
EMPIRE BUILDING.
WANTED—Several salesmen {o cover
Georgia territory, selling auto oils.
Salary and expense contract to men
who can furnish car and bond. Perma
nent position, Address Manager, 42
}_lowe“_place, At[qlta_,_Qa,
WANTED--Traveling representative;
must be first class, experienced news
paper roadman. Good salary to right
man. Address Circulation Department,
The Georgian-American. ~ °
WANTED—Live piano salesman to
work local trade, on salary or commis
sion basis. State age, experience, ref
erences, etc., Address P., Box 918, care
Georgian.
YOUNG man desires position in machine
shop; small salary to start: is not
avfmld__ol_wqu.“_B_nx 130, care qurgi:m_.
STOCK salesman with organizing abil
ity; consider local proposition. Box
134, care Georgian.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
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POSITION as traveling saleman: prefer
groceries or drugs; will consider hdw.,
dry goods or shoes, ete.: 15 years' ex
perience in large retail gen. mdse. stoie:
good reason for wanting.to change; best
of references; now employed, but can
change Jan. 1, 1918. Write Salesman,
care Georgian. e
TYPEWRITER work wanted: letters
copied, envelopes addressed; good
work; reasonable rates. Address Box
104, care Georgian,
EXPERIENCED farmer wants one
horse crop to work on halves; can
practically furnish self. Box 107, care
Georgian. = o
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
A A AA A AARANAAN AA A A A A A AAAANAAAAAANAAAN
A THOROUGHLY CAPABLE STENO
BOOKKEEPER AND A-1 OFFICRE
LADY WISHES POSITION WHERE
EXECUTIVE ABILITY IS REQUIRED;
6 YEARS WITH PRESENT EMPLOY
ER;: VERY HIGHEST REFERENCES.
BOX 75, CARE GEORGIAN, =
‘\\'A‘\"l‘F,D———l’usiticn as typist for steno
. bookkeeper, best references. Box 133,
Ohpe Gearmaw N
WANTED—Position as cook: single col
ored woman; in or out of town. 15
fame et
WANTED—Cases by practical maternity
nurse. Good references. Main 5485.
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: DRESSMAKING—SEWING.
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LOTTIE STREETER, dressmaking, re
~ pairing, hat-making and industrial
work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Apply
Jeßuten ot
'GENERAL tailoring, dyeing, altering
~_and pressing: Porter Dubose Pressing
‘C]llh. 262 Edgewood Ave. Atl. 921,
HIGH-GRADI embroidery work, initial.
~ ing, stamping, infant's wear a special
;ly. Ivy §212-J.
| BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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FOR SALE—AT A SAC-
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RIFICE, 50-ROOM
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BOARDING AND ROOM
TAQLY N
ING HOUSE; REASON
1 YEYE T AT N STt
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NESS, AND TO SETTLE
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AN ESTATE. GOOD
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PAYING PROPOSITION.
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APPLY TO FRAMPTON
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E. ELLIS, 627 HEALEY
BLDG.. ATLANTA, GA.
TEN-ROOM house, nicely furnished;
electric lights; close in preferred; man
and wife; no small children. Let on
commission basis. Call at Kennesaw
Hotel, Marietta, Ga. There meet the
lessor.
FOR SALE—Ome grocery store and
meat market at forced sale. Call at
173 Glennwood Avenue.
| BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
I TEACH the women of my race to earn
money hairdressing. Have an easy
payment plan. Write or phone. No-
Brake School of Hairdressing. 465 W.
Hunter St. Phone M. 2203. =
IT WILL ohligate you in no way to find
out what Real Business Opportuni
ties’’ are knocking at your door today.
Lightfoot's, 317-318 Peters Building.
Phone Main 517.
BRICK mill and warehouse, with 150-
horsepower, within 50 miles of Atlanta,
for sale or lease. Can be adapted to
any manufacturing purpose. Box 113,
care Georgian.
BRICK MILL and warenouse, with 150
horsepower, within 50 miles of At
lanta, for sale or lease. Can be adapted
to many manufacturing purposes. Box
gO, Georgidn. . .. . %
SI,OOO WILL start you in a well-paying
business and make you independent.
Y¥or particulars address Miss M., care
Yeorman, .
GROCERIES and fixtures fcr sale or
trade. G. S. Prater, 23 Hayden street.
3 CHAIR barber shop for sale cheap.
_Apply 30 South Pryor street. ‘
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. |
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WE ARE PAYING HIGHEST
CASH PRICES FOR SCRAP
IR ON. CORRESPONDENCE
SOLICITED. K. KOPLIN, AT
LANTA, GA.
WEWANT TO BUY SECOND
- HAND BICYCLES, CONDL
TION NO OBJECT. WILLIAMS
BICYCLE CO. 104-A EDGE
WOOD AVE.
WE want turkeys, eggs, poultry of all
kinds, sweet potatoes, apples; highest
market prices paid. Write or wire us
for prices, f. 0. b. Atlanta. O. C. Gos
sett & Co., Atlanta, Ga.
GAS STOVES AND RANGES.
HEATERS, refrigerators and every
thing in house and off ce furniture.
Main 1682,
WE pay highest cash prices for house
hold goods, pianos, office furniture;
cash advanced on consignment. Central
Auction Co., 12 E. Mitchell St. M. 2424.
Second-hand TUNDERWOOD TYPE
WRITER wanted by sergeant in army;
can not pay over S3O. Box 124, care
mEeEgn e
WANTED--Splendid second-hand over
ocoat. Size 36. Must be in splendid
condition and cheap. D. W. J.,, care
Georgian.
TTF Household goods,
PDRNITURE stoves, heaters
?gsd’ office furniture. 33 N. Pryor. M.
. . Renovating. We buy feath- |
Mattress Gen Ivy 1200. Atl 1062.
American Mattress Co., 40% Auburn.
WANTED-—-Printing press and paper
cutter, 12x18. Pronty press preferred.
88 Cooper. Main 3408 or Atl 3562.
WANTED-—-Good second-hand sewing
machine; standard make. No agents.
Anna Burdett, College Park, Ga.
WANTED--One hundred thousand sec
ond-hand brick. Call Martin May, 19
Peachtree street. Main 1584.
size 27x54. Georgia Fiber Co., P. O.
Box 906, Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED—Wardrobs trunk, Must be
a bargain. State price, ete, ‘‘Trunk,”
care Georgian.
WANTED—SmaII pony cart. Must be
in good condition. Reasonable. Hem
lock 807-J.
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We Buy Second-Hand Ciothes
MEN’S only. High prices paid. M, 2335.
II‘FLP our unfortunates with your
-4 paper and magazines. Friend
Rescue Mission. M. 1197.
] Paid for old furniture.
I\IONEY Dixie Furn. Co. M. 156.
7\ $ Bought, sold, exchanged.
Furniture s, o g M. 4647,
F”U’RNITUREbought for cash.
C. A Swift, M. 2769
DROP card; will bring cash for old
clothes, shoes. Vestaire, 166 Decatur,
eAT D PR LS, LU IDERLUT.
SECOND-HAND safe at a bargain. Give
dimensions. W., Box 5, care Georgian.
skt eL YN SRS ) ORT e Alearglan,
\/ Buys old false teeth; pays
)ICDI@G cash. 148 Peachtree St.
BEST prices paid for second-hand cloth
ing. 134 Decatur street. Main 5092.
CASH for old clothes and_shoes; drop a
_card; we will call. 150 Decatur St.
WANTED—A victrola by finishing pay
_ing tgr;_sgl_rfie. Hemlock_z_sg;lf.
I buy old falsh teeth, old gold, silver. J.
Bush., ‘1 Peachtree,
WANTED—To dress dolls for Christ
mas. Hemlock 861.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
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FAT SALT MULLET !
From Roe Mullet, fresh from the
‘bay. Retails for two-thirds less
\than cost of meats; helps to re
duce the cost of living; superior
to mackerel for broiling, boil
ing or frying, appetizing change
of diet. Rapid sellers where in
‘troduced, South Georgia and
l West Florida consumes enormous
quantities annually. Fish, Fish
Roe and other sea foods. We
quote grocers and dealers only.
We buy empty barrels and lard
tubs.
GULF COAST SEA FOOD CO.,
‘Wholesalers and Jobbers,
l Fishery,
l Carrabelle, Fla.
.
We Make and Sell Only
- .
National Cash Registers
and Credit Files
Lowest prices. Small monthly
payments. No interest charges.
‘Written g}aarantea Old regis
ters repaired, rebuilt, bought,
sold and exchanged.
A. E. HARLESS, Agent
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO
64 N. Pryor St. Ivy 8443.
SHOTGUNS bought and sold, any make.
We sell shotgun shells, any kind, and
fishing tackle. We sell hunting licenses.
W, H. Perrin Co., 39 Marietta St. and
60 N. Broad St.
MISS NICHOLS, specialist in corsets;
copied, cleaned, repaired, reasonable,
made to order, ready to wear, perfect
fit guaranteed. 204 Connally Bldg.
SALTED peanuts, peanut butter sand
wiches and fruitcake, the famous
SUNSHINE brands. Sunshine Peanut
Co., 102 S. Forsyth.
COAL—COAL—COAL!
AT GOVERNMENT PRICES.
Burn-Well Jellico Coal Co.
J QNew and used. Terms.
bC‘f&lJE]bDetroit Automatic Scale
Co., 110 Temple Court Bldg.
FOR SALE—One 25-h. p. gas engine;
first class; now in use; $299. C. A.
Wade & Bro., Cobb. Ga. |
VIOLINS bomight. sold, exchanged, re
paired. S. M. Kimbrell, Forsyth Bldg.
vy 3109-J.
SAVE 25 TO 50 PER CENT
TUGGLE SHOE CO., 41 So. Broad St.
FISCHER Upright Piano. Handsome
art case. Half price. 50 N. Pryor st.
RUBBER stamps, seals, stencfls. Ben
' nett’'s Ptg. and Stamp Co., 25 S. Broadil
NEW and second-hand safes, all sizes.
C J. D‘mel. 408 Fourth Nat. Bk. Bldsg.
AUCTION SALES, |
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AT AUCTION.
TWO CONSIGNMENTS
OF FINE FURNITURE,
ONE FROM 211 MORE
LAND; AVENUE, THE
OTHER FROM 146 SIN
CLAIR AVENUE; ALSOi
A LOT OF SAMPLE
FURNITURE, IN
CLUDES KIMBALL
PIANO, DINING ROOMI
AND BEDROOM FURNI
TURE, PARLOR AND‘
LIVING ROOM SUITS,
SLIGHTLY USED AND
KEW BUGH ART
SQUARES, TOILET
SETS, CHINA, SILVER,
BRIC-A-BRAC, ETC., TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
30, AT 10 A. M.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.
1012 E. MITCHELL ST.
B. BERNARD will pay casn tor second
hand housefurnishings, ~ffice furniture.
Epone Man BBOR . e
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
B?‘:‘;‘TRAL Coal Co., 76 Ho\{mton :t;;:{\
Ivy 4265; Atlanta 811 _Any quantity. _
DIAMOND—2 carat, perfect white; a
_ beauty; must sell. P. O. box 826.
% -KARAT diamond; perfect ard white;
bargain. Box 960, Georgian.
EHEN o o i
GAS range; small gas heater; Swing.
Ivy 7533-X.
FIVE cords of wood for sale. Atl. phone
Yard 34.
‘ FURNITURE.'
ARAAAAA AAAAR A A AN A ARANAPNAI A
FOR FURNITURE BARGAINS
GO to Boorstein's, 33 N. Pryor; new and
used furniture, stoves, heaters, rugs,
matting, linocleum and office fixtures.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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GQOD PLAYER-PIANO VERY CHEAP.
A.rare bargain in a player-piano,
'which has been thoroughly overhauled
and is practically same as new, can be
found on our floor if you call at once.
Will sacrifice for cash or make terms to
good party. THE BALDWIN PIANO
COMPANY, 103 North Pryor street.
RARE opportunity; for sale, my beau
tiful S2OO victrola size phonograph
and records; guaranteed ten years; wiil
accept S6O; used only ten weeks; won
derful bargain; will ship C. O. D.; allow
trial without one cent deposit; if satis
factory, will pay freight. A. O. Nordin,
3166 Ogden Ave., Chicago.
FOR SALE—Mahogany uptight piano.
80 East Ellis street.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
BRYAN ELECTRIC CO.
WE HAVE _on hand at all times a large
assortment of used and new electric
motors at reduced prices. We guarantees
same as new all second-hand motors
rebuilt by us. We do all kinds of indus
trial power and light wiring.
Electrical Contractors and Dealers in
New and Used Machinery,
53 Edgewood avenune, Atlanta, Ga.
Ivy 1788. llvy 1790. Atlanta 5000.
| FOR SALE —Three Carver linters, .onb
| Carver saw filer. P. O. Box 1443, At
| lanta, Ga.
MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE.
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MONTHLY PAYMENT
AT 6 per cent, payable $2.16 per month
on the hundred dollars, which in
cludes interest. Will lend on Atlanta
and nearby real estate, first mortgage.
Brown-Foster-Robson Company, 210
Flatiron Building.
Loans on Atlanta Real Estate
PROMPT SERVICE.
LOWEST RATES.
Private and Corporation Money.
WHITNER & CO.,
205 GRANT BUILDING..
QUICK MONEY
wON-=
FARM LANDS
] —lN——
GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA,
| KENNESAW MORTGAGE CO.,
M. R. McCLATCHEY, President,
Loan Correspondent,
| The Volunteer State Life Ins. Co.,
Candler Building. Ivy 5220. Atlanta, Ga.
\
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS
'TO LEND on Atlanta homes or business
preperty at lowest rates. Money ad
jvanced to builders. Write or call
| S. W. CARSON,
413-414 Empire Bldg,,
| Broad and Marietta.
| THE PRUDENTIAL
| INSURANCE CO.,
'MAKES LOANS on high-class improv
} ed property. Lowest interest rate.
| CHAS. H. BLACK,
| Loan Ag®nt,
210-211 Empire Building. Phone Ivy 111
‘“HOME Builders and Contractors.”” We
finance and build anything in Atlanta.
Plans, specifications, information free.
No commission on loans. See us and
save money. 1022 At. Nat. Bank. M.
631. Rate of int, §to 7 per cent.
MONEY TO LOAN ar 5, 6 and 7 per
cent, city improved property. Estab
lished 27 years. Prompt and confiden
tial attention.
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
EMPIRE BLDG.
MONTHLY money to lend on Atlanta
and nearby real estate, payable $2.16
per month on the SIOO, which includes
interest. No delay, money here. Brown-
Foster Realty Company, 210 Flatiron
Building.
REAL ESTATE LOANS—Thnree to five
vears. Also longer time on monthly
payment plan. 5
A. L., WALDO, Secretary,
1014 Grant Buiiding,
PRIVATE -MONEY TO LOAN.
APPLY 69 INMAN BLDG,
PHONE M. 871.
L.OANS made on Atlanta realty; funds
on hand for purchase money notes.
Milton Liebman. with A. F. Liebman, 17
Walton St., Real Estate and Renting.
MONEY to loan at 7 per cent; 5 per
cent commission; in sums of SSOO,
SI,OOO and more. Thomas J. Wesley,
209 Grant Bldg. ; 5
$140,000 to loan on Atlanta and suburban
property. Funds in bank. 5, 53%, 6
per cent. 1023 At. Nat. Bank. M. 631.
We can make 6 and 7 per cent loans to
rebuild in burnt district. Thomas J.
Wesley, Cashier, 209 Grant Bldg.
SSOO, SI,OOO, $1,500, $2.000 or more to loan
on Atlanta real estate. Dunson & Gay,
409 Equitable. Ivy 5678.
LOANS on real estate prompt. A. G.
Smith, 810-11 Connally Bldg. M. 2940,
S2OO AND up, realty loans. A. J. &
H. F. West, Atl. Nat. Bank Bldg.
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MONEY TO LOAN—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, SALARIES, CHATTELS.
AA A A A AN AAAN AP
W. P. WOLL.
LOANS, $25 AND UP
on household furniture and pianos
without removal. Payments to suit
your income.
ROOM 401-2 PETERS BLDG.
Phones: Main 3771, Atlanta 677,
The Atlanta Ceorgian
e —
The Sunday Arerican
Publisheg by the Bflrt(,‘o'w
pany under arran with
The Georgian m\ :
20-22 EAST ALABAMA &7,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Entered at Atlanta Postoffice as
second-class matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES)
By City Carrier or Country Agt.
Daily and Sunday, per week, 15¢
Daily only, per'week.........13¢
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS
FAYABLE IN ADVANCE
e
BY MAIL:
Postage Included.
The United States or Mexico.
DAILY AND SUNDAY:
1 EBAP i Lioueheiisiiesacins 00N
B MODEES vsivniieiieine BN
S Mouth® iy uciivorisaiss R
1 MOBWN Sudiie i iiicnnsise B
DAILY ONLY:
3 TORY .oieiversrsinivuien 0N
S MOVIRE . iicisisnasaneeee BB
S MOnthE .ol visvivanis. LK
TMONIN sci.iiicivitbnien. BB
SUNDAY ONLY:
1 xiea'1‘th.....................32.50 »
8 Months ..cccecsscssevesss
§ Months . ..vicciiosisonnen %
LT MOAtR .....cileesnvenseys B
BY MAIL:
Postage Included. r
To All Other Foreign Points.
Daily and Sunday, 1 year.sl4.oo
Dally only, 1 year......... 14.40
Sunday only, 1 year....... 5.00
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
Southern Railway System.
Schedule figures published as information, not guar
anteed. All Trains Run Daily. Central Time.
Arrives arts
From— D?or—-
1:00 p New York 2:00 p
8:25 p Chatta. 3:00 p
8:10 a Toccoa 4:45p
11:20 a Cincinnatt 4:55 p
10:55 a Columdus 5:10p
11:15 a Mempk!s 5:20p
10:50 a Ft. Valley 5:20 p
10:30 a Macon 5:30p
5:55-a Jaxville 10:05p
7:25 a Charlotte 10:40 p
6:10 a Jaxville 11:20p
7:45 a Shrevep't 11:30 p
Arrives Departs
From— For—
-5:35 a New York 12:01 a
11:10 p Chicago 6:30 a
9:55 p Kan City 6:25a
10:35 a Chatta. 6:50 a
12:40 p Richmond 6:30 a
10:10 p Columbus 7:20 a
7:50 p Bruns’k 750 a
5:30 p New York 11:35 a
4:40 p Charlotte 6:30 a
1:40 p Macon 12:20p
1:40 p Birham 1:15p
9:00 p Greenville 12:15 p
TAXICABS. v
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TAXICABS
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EXCELSIOR AUTO CO.,
1. 1548—12 LUCKIE—I. 322
ATLANTA TAXI-CO., M. 549. Hotel
_dist. 25c. Bv hour $1.50 52 Madison.
GATE CITY TAXI CO.
_ATLANTA 869. ~ TVY 2692
KIMBALL TAXI,
14 N. PRYOR ST. I 658.
BELMONT Taxi Service. 198 Whitehall
'_street. Call M. 2698.
MONEY TO LOAN—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, SALARIES, CHATTELS.
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LOANS, $25 TO SIOO
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS,
without removal from wour possesslpn.
AT THE LAWFUL RATE. &
IN ACCEPTING
Its place as an institution of public
service the Guarantee Loan Co. has
given conspicuous emphasis to a w
and broader conception of the functions
of a loan company. ! 2
NO LONGER r
Is it a mere matter of making I s
at a 'profit, but rather providing co
hensively and in detail a satisfa
requirement of ‘PERSONAL SERV
ICE"” and confidential advice to the bor
rower.
SUCH SERVICE 5
Is a positive economy in borrowing,
You can borrow at such small cost
that you can take advantage.of ‘‘Bar
gain Sales” for CASH at any time and
make a profit on the transaction for
yourself.
325 loan, pay $2 per month and interest
SSO loan, pay $4 per month and‘interest
SIOO loan, pay $8 per month and interest
Come in and see the manager, bring
your money problems to him; he may
be able to assist yvou.
nli
GUARANTEE LOAN €O,
308 ATL. NAT. BANK BLDG.
Main 440——— Phones———Atlanta 722
QUICK SERVICE ON LOANS.
&
Lowest Rates—Best Terms.
THROUGH the Christmas seasor;jyou
will need extra money. Don’t fafl to
call, write or see us for any a%nt
on furniture, piano, etc., any tme.
Strictly confidential. No embarfass
ments of any nature. <
r
0. F. WHITTEN COx -
201 FLATIRON BLDG. Phone IVY 9425,
MONEY FOR SALARIED
READY MEN ON THEIR OWN
NAME, WITHOUT INDORSEMENT OR
COLLATERAL. CONFIDENTIAL.
R. D. ISON CO.,
510 PETERS BUILDING.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own name; cheap
rates\ easy payments; confidential. Scott
& Co., 820 Austell Building.
MONEY FOR ALL. EASY PAYMENTS.
DEPARTMENT FOH LADIES. HUD
SON INV, CO., 313-314 PETERS BLDG.
MAIN 4843.
SMALL LOANS; responsible indorse
ments as security. C, E. Jarvis; Jr,
204 McKenzie Building., Ivy 1078, °
LOANS $25.00 AND UP. g :
Without real estate security. ess
Confidential, care Georgian.
MONEY for salaried people on their own
name. 805 Silvey Bldg., City. i
AUTOMOBILES. =
REAL BARGAINS
In Used Cars
WE have a limited number of used
‘cars that are mechanically good—over
gauled. with new paint and tops.
One Chalmers, 1916.....ccc00ue000.8850
One Buick, 7-passenger, a pick-up
At ciiiieiiiiiiniaaeieeiinnansseee 0550
One Premier, 7-passenger, a pick-\i)
at ..3400
One Buick Roadster, a real car at a
price #hat will move it immeWely;
only ..83.,.)
Also a number of other real bargains,
HAYNES AUTO €O,
181 PEACHTREE STREET,
ATLANTA.
USED CARS. .
1917 Light Overland Roadster.
1917 Light Overland, six-cyilnder.
Maxwell Touring Car.
Chevrolet Touring Car.
WILLYS-OVERLAND, Ine,,
USED CAR DEPART}EENT‘
236 PEACHTREE ST.
FOR SALE—Hudson Six
cylinder, five-passenger,
in splendid condition. Wilk
sell at a bargain. See Mr,
Venable, 255 Peachtree St.
s 7 - MARKET,
S D SED AL JAREET,