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Atlanta’s Want Ad Directory,
20-22 ¥ast Alabama Street,
FARM LANDS,
B A A AAAN AP P
FLORIDA,
AA A A AP APPAPPPA PPAIAS
% AWAY FROM COAL BILLS AND
LD ILLB—Acres in Forida will
.h:? win the war; conserve health, fuel
heavy clothing; where less fats are
nesded In foods; where {ou can raise
‘?u' orops a vear, and, if you come to
ew Port Richey, fish and oysters at
mr front door and game at your back
r. People with pensions of $25 to SSO
x“ltuomh can live here In comfort with
labor; farmers with energy make
m with as little as SSOO culplml; farm
s as low as S2O an acre {n ten-acre
tracts; town lots SSO ufi. with S6O build
ing bonus. New Port Richey is a young
‘ th on west coast of Foride, where
‘ 000 tourists gather each winter on
nt of unsurpassed climate; near St.
' ersburg and Tampa. New Port
: ey doubles population each year;
,» now 208 houses and about 300
- dleared tracts and orange groves on
2 formerly owned by this com-
A r home or investment this is
¥ proposition in State; oapitalists
. wanted to bulld bungalows or large
- apartment houses, which will sell or
: mlly. Send for booklet and par
stating what most Interests
‘ m If a farm, state how many acres
‘ t.%tnd for what purpopes-—oranges
~ vegetables, stook or poultry, or general
f Write today and get away
= steam heat and come to this gr
o of sunshine. Port Richey Co., Box
o New Port Richey, Fla, i
" . Land Near Lakeland,
; $15.00 PER ACRE.
- WE have eighteen thousand acres of
land within a few miles of Lakelana,
. Fla., In Polk County, the center of the
ftrus fruit growing section of the State.
: g‘hou lands are good for winter vegeta.
bles, strawberries, cattle ralsing and
- general farming. We can offer thia
rmrly in tracts of forty acres and
~ Up At §sls per acre on easy terms. This
L sition s well worth Invvltlfntlon
you should write immediately for
~ full infornation,
t‘ RIT' A AND GEORGIA LAND CO.,
: 200 KENTUCKY AVENUE,
A LAKELAND, FLORIDA. =~
i u PER ACRE monthiy buys 10, 20y 4C¢
. _Acre farms in DeSoto, the grand
plon county of Sunny South Flor
: The county which produces one-
B! of the entire orange and grapefruit
. grop of the State, according to Govern
- ment statistics. This land, rich in soll,
on food roads, mail and telephone
88, close to church, good schools and
streams; about 6 miles from
W tion base. We are in the center
y gltrul (ru?dng and stock belt of
a. Our two winter crops demand
= est prices. Now shivping strawber.
Py and midsummer vegetables. Write
. for free literature. DeSoto Little Farms
2 ny, Arcadia, Fla.
§, FLORIDA — FLORIDA.
.~ The famous Suwanes River land belt
- has been thrown open to settlers on
= conditions. For partioulars write
8 « B. Clark, Land Commissioner, Live
& Porri; and Gulf Raflroad Compa
5, . O. Box 120, Live Oak, Fla.
b AVE 9000 acres of land suitable
5 citrus frults or gereral farming In
;. tral Florida that T will gell for $6 per
, if sold for cash within the next
. pixty days. For information, write Box
2 , St. Petersburg, Fla.
5 SALE-—~ON terms, must sell bi
g’g‘;" . @cre tract inside city llmits of Ml
1, Fla. Present surrounding prices.
e ! more than double the amount ask
. pd, 835.000. J. 1. Wlson, Miami, Fla.
% farms, 25c month. No Interest,
s Liberty Stock Farm certificates
S pay for farm. Free literature.
i American Corporation, Dept. E,
. johnstown, Fla. Hi
iR A. TIMBER tract, with emall farm,
o house; Dixie highway; close de
. pot; excellent for stock raising; &000;
e 8. Prof. Waughtel, Folkston,
S GEORGIA.
I A A A A NI
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SACRIFICE!
. LB6OO ACRES best farm land in Trou
g Countg% half in cultivation: 16 m.fi
~ jenant uses. Price $25 acre; worth
L 80. See J. C. Crockett, 314 Candler
. Bldg. M. C. Kiser Real Bstate Co.
« FARM LANDS. FARM LANDS.
i GEORGIA. | GEORGIA.
\mewmm
-~ 50 ACRES.
DON'T BE A SLACKER.
Buy this farm and make enough to feed several families.
; This farm is north of Atlanta, 25 minutes’ out from Five
Points, 30 acres in cultivaMon, rest in wood, 6-room house, barn,
and outbuildings. Has never been offered for sale before.
Owner has moved away, and you ean buy this farm for SSO
an acre cheaper than anything near ar adjoining it.
This is a chance to buy a farm close in at a real bargain.
HORTON KISER,
1016-17 HEALEY BUILDING. IVY 7737.
: RESIDENCE PHONE lIVY 7029,
m.m
EIGHTEEN-ACRE FARM IMPROVED.
‘ 5¢ FARE—BUNGALOW-—-5¢ FARE.
COLLEGE PARK section, good §-room bungalow, tile bath, electric fixtures,
4-room servant house, 3-story barn, farage. wood for two years, all cut
wned: farm implements, chickens, pigeons, hogs, and seventeen and
~ quarter acres excellent land, all in caltivation. Fine, new cOncrete
A Toad from city or ride on car for a nickel. This is worth SIO,OOO, but all we
is $6,750, on terms, or might trade in part payment.
QUINBY REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, ‘
Ivy 7698. Forsyth Building.
WEARST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN READ FOR PROFIT—SUNDAY AMERICAN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1918.
FARM LANDS.
AAA A A AP PP PP NP
GEORGIA.
AAAA AA A A AP IS
560 ACRES, one dwelling; 200 acres
open; plenty tenant houses; 6 miles
of Plains, Ga.; rented tl?n year for ten
bales of cotton. Price #BSOO,
900 ACRES, 10 miles of Americus; 3%
miles raiiroad statlon, on good road;
700 acres open, 300 acres under hog
wire fence; 2,000,000 feet timber; red
pebble land. This Is a real hargain,
Price $22.50 per acre. This is fine
peach land.
400 ACRES, 1% miles of rallroad sta
tion, on graded road; 850 acres in cul
tivation; two residences, plenty of ten
ant houses. Will make bale of cotton,
60 to 60 bushels of corn per acre. A
very high grade farm, worth SIOO per
acre. Price S6B per acre,
TWO very fine simall farms, 2 miles of
Americus; two good residences; on
very fine road; 175 acres. Price $12,000,
|v.,e.".4 ACRES, 'ono of the prettiest ‘and
best farms in the State. Well located.
| Good terms. Price $62 per acre.
I¥ YOU want farm lands, write us,
We have the best farms In thig sec
tlon for sale, any size you want. We
know the land and the ?"’r{’""
W. B. & G. W. ANDREWS,
Americus, Ga.,
FOR SALE-A beautiful farm, 650 acres
Sumter County, located right at 100(‘
town, G 660 acres high state of cultlva
tion; the land is perfectly level, no rocks
or gtumps and can be worked with the
| latest lmproved machinery; will aver
| age bale of cotton per acre; extra fine
for wheat, oats, corn, etc.; the sofl is
red, with a red clay subsoll; fine pas
ture; plenty of oak nmh&: and not one
foot of waste land on e place; nice
residence of nine rooms, good barns,
twelve tenant houses, artesian wells,
telephone, R. F. D. This is the best
fmproved farm in the county and is the
most beautiful place in Georgla. Fine
location; convenient to school, and is a
gjlt-m.o proposition In every respect.
rank J. Payne, Americus, Ga.
WATER MILL,
CORN AND WHEAT,
SIX -ACRES OF LAND.
THIS mill has been established for more
than forty years and has a line of cus
tom that you ecan't run off. The mill
building s bullt of stone, is three sto
rigs high; the walls are 18 inches thick;
ha# recently been overhauled, and in
A-1 condition; has a nice, large cot
tage, painted and celled: barn, pasture,
and a real nice rlnce to nve. Owner
i 8 a nonresident, lg the reason it is be
-I!}{ offered for sale. THOMAS W,
JACKBON, 1018 Fourth National Bank
Bullding. ‘
A SOUTH GEORGIA FARMS.
48 ACRES; nice home; all eity conven
fences; at Amerious, Ga. Price $7,000,
162-ACRE farm, SBumter County; nice
home; good out Improvements; near
school and church; 1‘ acres cultivated,
balance timber. Price S6O acre.
877-ACRE well-improved farm, near
Americus; 280 acres cultivated, bal
ance timber. Price $15,000. Terma.
736-ACRI farm, Terrell County; rented
over twenty bales cotton. Well lo
jeated. Price $20,000. Terms.
1,868-ACRE farm, Lee County; well Im
proved; 700 acres cultivation, balance
timber. Price sls acre, L |
W. L. ENGLISH, Americus, Ga. |
FOR BALE_QUICK--107-acre farm, ad-
Joining Captain W. T. Oveutreet‘l‘
plantation, 11 miles south of Dawson,
Ga,; 90 acres cleared and ready for cul
tivation. The land has been idle for past
two years; very rich and fertile, suitable
for growing cotton, corm and peanuts,
’ood hard roads and only 20 minutes
rom Dawson by auto, 6 miles of Bu-\
ser, Ga. Good school near by, good 5-
room house on froperty. 1006 :Luro Wa
ter, For a r‘u ck sale only ask S4O per
acre. Adjaining land no better, brllM'Pnl
rls to txoo per acre, Must sell, as Flor
da Interest requires all my time. Ad
dress ofi wire C. T. Moxley, Indian
Rocks, Fla. |
e ist ottt
22 ACRES. |
T
'NE-HALF MILE OF CAR
LINE. |
THIS side of Bast Lake &Tlub, on main
road, part in cultivation, balance
timber; running water, 3-room house
and barn. Now think of this being of
fered for SIOO an acre. No information
over the phone. If you are posted on
land values in reach of Atlanta, you will
have to admit this {s a bargain, wheth
er or not. you buy.
THOS, W. JACKSON,
Fourth National Bank Bldg.
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FARM SPECIALS.
1,800 ACRES, Jasper County, at :15.
1,100 acres, Whitfield County, at $lB.
Both are golng places, nnylnf good re
turns now. Both places will be worth
considerable more money in year or two.
Terms to right party. If you can
handle, pay you to In\'éntlftte. They
ghow up well. T. B. QUINBY, with
QUINBY REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
€l3 Fowsyth sldg. Ivy 7608
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1,000-ACRYX FARM.
OWNER made SB,OOO on this farm last
year; will sell and include mules,
enough feed to run this place, all im
plements, tools, ete.; purchaser to as
sume contract with tenants, and take
possession. Would consider a part in
well located city pm}:erty.
THOS, W, JACKSON,
Fourth National Bank Bldg.
10 ACRES.
ON chert road, west of Atlanta, 3-
room house and barn; will make spe
clal price and terms, or trade for a
larger farm. Look it over and make us
an offer.
THOS. W. JACKSON,
Fourth Natlonal Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE- 245 acres best land in Ware
County; 150 acres in cultivation; 80
acres stumped; all under wire fence;
R‘od dwelling and two tenant houses.
11 particulars on upglloatlon. Price
§4O per acre; part cu* v N
Buns, Weirfax, GV
25 ACRES--6-ROOM HOME IN HAPE-
V?LLE FOR SALE AT BARGAIN
PRICE; WILL TAKR SOME - CITY
PROPERTY IN PART PAYMENT, SER
FR' GILBERT, 1620 HEALEY BLDG
VY 8140
50 ACRES NPAR ATLANTA.
NICE farm; lles well; fair {improve
ments, timber. Will take income
perty In exchange. 676 South Bou
m’w, Atlanta,
GOOD SOUTH GRORGIA FA O
EXCHANGE FOR ATLAN'!‘AR%OE
HRTY. SER GILBERT, 1630
BLDG. IVY 3140
3-ACRI 4 =~om house, just off Peach
trea street, heyund Bnckhu% A real
;:‘urnln. Gllbert, 1620 Healey Bldg. Ivy
40. .
FARM LANDS.
GEORGIA,
SIXTY farms near Atlanta; full deserip.
tfon on request. Brotherton & Cal-
Inhan, East Point, Ga, Bell phone 416.
66 ACRES of splendid land; well im
proved; near ‘Albany; $52.560 acre, 811
Trust Co. Al WWE. - . - oasc
|1 SPECIALIZE In farms. Thos. W.
' Jackson, 1018-19 4th Nat. Bk. Bldg.
MISCELLANEOUS,
AA A AA A P AR NI
DO YOI want land? We want to send
everybody wanting land sample copy
lof American Land Bulletin, containing
land for gale in thirty BStates. Write
for fres copy, stating kind of land
wanted. American Land Bulletin, Bald.
win, Wis ~
BEFORE buying or lemngos farm, read
“Farm Loans and Clty nds.” Hart
ford Bullding, Chicago. 20c a copy; s2a
vear.
| MISSOURI.
AAA AN AP AP, OPP
SMALL MISSOURI FARM.
$2.60 CASH and $2.50 monthly; no Inter
! est or taxes; aleo an interest in our
preat 410\'olurnwnt project which, with
lln the next few months, should Yny you
one hundred dollars for every dollar you
invest: highly productive land; close to
lthrn bhig |nnrke(!;‘¥hntogrlfihn and full
| Information free:. Munger, H-246, N. Y.
| Life Bldg, Kansag City, Mo.
TEXAS.
5¢ AN ACRE, CASH.
TEXAS school lands for sele by the
State at $2 per acre; be per acre cash
and no more for forty yvears, but 3 per
cent interest; send 6e¢ postzge for fur
ther Information. Investor Publishing
Co., Dept. 18, San Antonio, Texas.
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
TEN years in which to pay for a Hab
ersham County apple orchard; we
plant and caretake; yields Iliberal in
come for fifty years. Address Tallulah
Orchards Corporation, 516 Grant Bldg.
Phone Ivy 786,
FOR Atlanta Incomozgromrty. will ex
ohange %0, 110 and 201-acre farms. No
Incumbrances. Leo Grossman, Atlanta.
5-ACRE fertile truck farm, close in, on
car line. Main 2657-J. 7
FARMS FOR EXCHANGE,
A A A A A AP
BARGAINS--Below the frost {lne in Isle
of Pines, W. I, lm&roved and unim
proved proYerty: would consider an ex
change; all kind of property in Lake
County; good general mercantile busi
ness to go chen? with land, ete. Write
;r'»lr full particulars. Box 415, Eustls,
a.
WILL exchange 120 acres farming land
Marengo County, Ala., for 40 to 60
acres within 50 miles of Atlanta, Must
have at least 25 acres level, cultivated
land, well watered, on good road and
close to rallroad station. State Im
provements, if any, Wil pngr6 differ
ence, if any. Address Box 1, care
Sunday American,
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.
AA A A AA AP AN
MODERN suburban bungalow, now
rented at S2O Iper month. Wil sacrl
fice $1,600 equity for $260 cash. Ad
dress Owner, 390 Rawson street.
20 ACRES, Dade County, Fiorida; trade
for city prnpertr. 311 Trust Compa
ny of Georgia Bullding.
FARMS WANTED.
AA A A A A AAAAAAANAANAAAANAAP AN 5
WANTHED--Real estate firm to trade
my patent for farm. C. L, Dean,
Mouitrie, Ga. OB R i
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.
ORBIAGI PLANTS.
A A AN AAN APPPAAAN AT
GEMUINH trost-proof übbnfi; plants
ready for quick shipment, rly Jer
sey and Charleston Wakefleld, Succes
sion, Surehead, Flat Dutch, Drumhead.
Plants are grown from selected TLong
Island seed by plant experts. Why be
satisfled with p&ntu of unknown qual
ity? Prices, b{ mall prepaid 1,000 for
$2.00, 6500 for §1.00; bv exgrul collect,
31.26 per 1,000, Orders shipped same
ay a 8 recelved. Brvce Wholesale Plant
Co., Dept. X, Valdosto, Ga. ~ ¢
REAL Frost-proef Cabhnfn Plants fromn
pedigreed seed sown In the open. Ear
l‘v Jersey and Charleaton Wakefield,
uecession, Flat Dutch. By express,
1,000 for §2; 5.000 at '1.76; 10,000 at §1.50,
£ o b Youn"- Island. = Pardel post,
prepaid, 1,000. §2.50; 100, 36c. We 5“.”‘
‘lnteq our shipments. f’:nterpflce O -
panv. Ire., Shnter, & O, i
CABBAGRE PLANTE “Tarly Jersey t?fi}
Charleston Wakefleld, Succession,
Flat Dutch, from pedigreed seed; imme
dlate shi%ment' by express, 500, for $1;
1,000, £1.50; 5,000, at $1.25: 10,000 and
up, SI.OO, f. o.'b. Young's Island; dallv-‘
ered by parcel post, 100, 25c; 1,000, $1.75. |
Enterprise Company, Inc., Sumter, 8. C,
FROSTPROOF CABBAGE PLANTS. ‘
EARLY Jersev and Charleston Wake
fleld, Succession and Flat Dutch. Bbyn
express, 500 §1.26, 1,600 $3, 5,000 at $1.75,
10,000 up at $1.50, f. o. b, here. Dellv- |
ered parcel post, 100, 85c, 1,000 $2.50.
Satisfaction guaranteed. D. F. Jnml-‘
son, Summerville, .¢. =
COTTON SEED.
OLEVELAND
First at all experiment stations;
earliest of all big bolls; 40 per cent
lint: $2 bushel.
Wannamaker's Pedigree Cleveland,
Y‘urut straln yet found, $2.50 bushel.
edding's Clevéland, a very fine se
laction, $2.256 bushel.
All ginned on our private gin; sound,
pure and true to name.
. FAIRVIEW FARM,
Palmetto, Ga.
nfk Cleveland Big 801 l Cotton—Bar
fest vur!etg. Free from boll weevil,
Record, two bales per acre. Free from
insect EGIL Write for particulars. R.
8. Lenhardt, Carnesville, Ga.
FOR SALE 300 bushels pure Toole cot
tonseed, $2.25 per bushel. W. V. An.
derson, Prosperity, 8. C.
PECAN TREES.
AA A AA A A APt
PECAN TREES-—Fifty thousand graft
ed or budded paper shell pecan trees
for sale. Write to me for Yriou and
booklet. C. A, Yancey, Bunkle, La.
GRAPE ROOTS,
‘FOR k§ALE-—Aztptta b‘unctk;l table and
market grape roots. Southern wn,
roduced lucceutnll; 25 years. £:mn
s_:-_;_!_oo.. Tarpon Springs, Fla.
. PECAN TREES.
A A AARAA AA A AAR
PLANT papershell pecan trees now.
Buy guaranteed trees cheap from the
largest and most reliable nursery South.
Booklet free. Bass Pecan Company,
Lumberton, Miss. =~
PLANT paper shell pecans now. Buy
| fupranteod trees cheap from the hl&-
est and most reliable nursery South.
’Booklet fres. Bass Pecan Co., Lumber
’u\n. Miss.
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’pouu’nv, PIGEONS AND PETS.
AAA A A AAt
ANCONAS.
AA A AAA AA A AP
FOR SALE--Ancona eggs for hatc .
fine co*or: extra heavy layers. TN
Hutchinson, Monticello, Ga.
CHICKENS.
| RED RIPPER STRAIN
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds,
B.;.UE RIBBOfi WINNERS
in every show. START RIGHT.
LINE BRED FOR 14 YEARS.
C(‘)S‘KER'I‘CLS and pullets at §5, $lO and
‘ each.
EGGS-—Special mating, headed by
FIRST cock at Macon and Atlanta, $lO
setting 15 e{fl.
OTHé: matings prize birds, $6 and $3
set b
SA& WILCOX, OCILLA, GA.
GEESE.
TOUTOUSE GEESE “Winners at tead
ing shows; stock from choice matings.
Write Martin Farm, Moblle, Ala.
GREEN GROUND BONE.
POSITIVELY will make your hens lay.
Campbell 8r05.,, 77 Decatur street.
'
POULTRY, PIGEONS AND PETS.
A A A A AAN
LEGHORNS,
AA A AP
BROWN and White Leghorns, prize
winners, champion line collie purl,
reasonable, or exchange for Berkshire
pigs, C. C. Paine, Federal Point, Fla.
I POULTRY FEED.
{ Chester Poultry Assoclation,
f H. 8. Adams, Sec. and Treas.,
! Chester, N.=C.,
| Nov. 25, 1915.
i Aunt Patsy Poultry Feed Co.,
{ Memfohls. Tenn. -
| Attention Mr. Gentry.
. Gentlemen: Your letter acknowledg-
Ing the reception of my second order
ifor Aunt Patsy Mash to be shipped
! through my dealer; you undoubtedly re.
| member how skeptical the writer was at
! the claims you made for AUNT PATRY
{ when you first tried to sell me. You
| also remember my ob{:ction made to
| the high cost of same, but results from
the food have removed all ‘“doubts.” 1
did not belleve that Aunt Patsy would
improve the laying qualities of my Buff
Rocks, but it has done so, and I have
a healthier yard of poultry than ever
before, and I consider Aunt Patsy the
‘cheapen food for poultry raisers to use
if fed as you instruct, as it certainly
causes the hen to lay regularly the year
round. Ask your dealer for Aunt Patsy,
Yours truly, H. 8. ADAMS.
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
SINGLE-COMB Reds; just won every
thing here, on hens, cocks, cocker:{l.
first and third gullet: won second pen,
first cockerel tate show, 1917; pure
Owen hens, $2.50, $3.50: pullets, $2.00,
$3.00; pure COnnerlo%ulletl. $3.00, $5.00;
cockerels, $3.00, $6.00, $10; eggs, $2.00
fifteen. Miss Sadle Covington, Wades
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RHODE ISLAND REDS-—Prlze-winntng
gtock. One breed 9 years. Eggs, §
g_or 15, Wade Fuarrer, Chattanooga,
enn.
; WHITE ORPINGTONS.
AA A AA A A A AAP AP
;F‘OR BALE—2O fine thoroughbrod White
| Or’gin{ton coékerels, $1.25 each, Mrs.
'E*_JLQ‘LM_".’_'Q’Q_Q‘_____
| WHITE LEGHORNS.
NN NSNS AN NN INBNS NI NININS NSNS NSNS
10,000 WHITE Leghorn chicks, $l2O Yer
~ thousand. Dellvery and satisfaction
?'uars.nteed. In business twelve years.
Order early, avold disappointment. J.
1. Robey, Pineora, Ga.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
BRED-TO-LAY Fishel White Rocks; 15
a?s. $1.75; 80, $3.26, postpald. Mabel
W. Johnson, Osprey, Fla.
WYANDOTTES.
AAA AP TAPAPTAGII)
INVINCIBLE strain White Wyandottes,
hatching egfi; prompt, baby chickens,
catalog free. Peter Jersild, Roscoe, Ala.
PIGEONS.
AAAAAAR AAR A AP APN AN
TWO palrs muffed Tumblers, two pairs
White Mondaines, two pairs English
Pouters. Sutherland Squab Plant, 23
Eutherland drive, Kirkwood Ga.
TWENTY White Runt glgeonl, fine
squab raisers, blue ribbon winners.
The lot for s§o. H., J. West, 238 Pe
ters street. ’
iN a ciass of fifty-seven young Car
neaux, I won first and fourth cock;
stock for sale. M. J. Gatewood, Colum-
DU R
FOR SALFE--76 pairs mated, working,
banded Carneaux xg‘lgeonu, at $2.26 per
pair. J. W. Walters, Albany, Ga.
MATED Carneaux. None but the best.
Prices reasonable. Ross M. Sigmon,
Salisbury, N. C.
DoGS.
A A A A A AN AP AP NP
RER-BONE hound; ho better possum,
coon or squirrel dog; guaranteed to tree
and bark; sls. 14-month-old Red-Bone
hound, $7, or pair S2O. T, H. Shellman,
Catyrtown, 8-0 e e
MACK, a settern A-1 single and dead
bird dog. The kind that you get yout
shooting from. S2O. Shellman, Cedar-
R s
FOR SALE—One collle pu(l). 10 months
(female), Smsanteed good blood; Pret.
tGy; $25. G. D. Btovall, No. 5, Carrollton,
a.
FOR SALE—2 fins shootlnf dogs; can
be seen at W. H. Perrin Sporting
Goods Store, 60 North Broad St.
DACHSHUND pups for sale; beauties;
thoroughbreds, D. C. Colller, Barnes -
GO < oo
FOR SALE—-Thoroughbred Fskimo
GSp!tz puppies. C. M. Leard, Marletta,
a.
\ RABBITS.
DO YOUR BIT and raise a few rabbits;
a few hares in your back yard will
keep the family in delicious meat the
vear round and incidentally you can sell
a few to the neighbors. We will uhlg
food. healthy, meat-producing does a
2 each. Denver Rahhit Shop, 1448 Mar
ket street, Denver, Colo,
LIVE STOCK.
A A AN IL IS
CAL VES.
BITHRR sex, 16-16ths pure-bred; froth
heavy producers, five to seven weeks
old, $25, crated and expressed to ‘any
station, express chnries paid here; send
orders or write Lake View Holstein
Place, Whitewater, Wis.
cOows.
FOR SATE Very fine Jersey cow, fresh
_in milk. 10 Racine street. West 1651
VERY\]nna Jersey cow, fresh in milk;
4 gallons per day. West 1651
KOGS.
REGISTERED 0. 1. C. bargains; the
good prolific kind; special prices for
short time to make room. Dixle Way
Stock Farm, Rockfield, Ky., J. F. Jen
kins, Prop. Stock of all ages for sale.
PIGS. -
FOR SALE—I 2 Berkshire pigs, 1 bar
rows and 5 sows, weighing about 100
pounds each. W. 1481-L. Box 264, care
ORI, N e
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE-—At a bargain, if sold at
once, established dry goods and la
dies’ rend?'-to-wear business, located in
best section of Atlanta; chelgoorem;
about $4,000 stock; clearing s§3, per
annum. Have other business, only rea-'
son for selllng. Terms cash, or will
exchange for small stock of groceries,
provided I don't have to assume lease.
Eddmn Box 5§77, care Georgian.
UNCHEONETTE AND SODA FOUNT
Heart of Atlanta. Five-year lease.
Average monthly sales ceee e« $1,500
Average gross profit (30 per cent) 480
Overhead expenses (everything).... 250
SURE AR L saSl a R
Price $2,600. Terms.
Lightfoot's, 317-318 Peters Building.
Phone Main 517.
FOR SALE—-B{ug. soda, candy and
cigar business! best street and loca
tion in Atianta; lo& desirable lease;
clearing S7OO to § & month, For
prices and terms, address T. C. Con
way, 529 Candler Building.
WANTED-—=To interest some one with
$3,000 to $5,000 to operate two-log
washer and best brown ore deposit in
Georgla. Results guaranteed within
thirty days. Operstor, care American.
LUCRATIVE offering to live-wire sales
manager to take charge of our factory
branch. Some capital necessary. Bona
fide proposition. Gastine Co., Dept. B§,
Bridgeton, N. J.
'NEW invention reversing steam tur
bine; drive terminals, merchant ships;
third to firm paying cost of patent.
Inventor, Box 384, Georgian.
WA.\'TED—Bandman, clarinet; man
who is a barber: steady job, good
wages: at once. Others wri~. H. 8.
Williamson, Carroliton, Ga.
WANTED—-To buy good dru& business
in town of 3,000 to 8,000 inhabitants,
located in South Georgia or Florida. Ad
gdress Box 9, Ozark, Ala.
WE finance, oz,nnlu. make loans under
declaration trust. Avold partner
ships. National Org. Co., 123 Madison,
Chicago.
ADVERTISE—Twenty words i{n 100
monthlies $1; 100 weeklies $2.50; twen.
ty Sunday papers $5. Cope Agency, St.
Louis. 2t
50 WORDS in Universal Syndicate $2;
in once a week, lc per word. Digest
Agency, Rome, Ga.
“FOR Real Business gmnnnnh." see
Lightfoot's, Peters Main 517.
SALESMEN WANTED.
LOOK NO FURTHER,
HERE'S a real opportunity for the
man who wants to get into 2 perma
nent paying business. Well-rated firm,
employing more than 500 salesmen, trav.
eling in wagons and autos, has desirable
openings for few more men to sell es
tablished line of flavoring extracts,
spices, soaps, tollet articles, home rem
edies, stock and poultry preparations,
sanitary brushes, roofing, etc., in town
and country. Let us show you how E.
R. Harrison made $1,600; scores of other
men earn $2,000 to $3,000 annually sell
ing our three big lines. No expserience
or capital required. Write today. Furst
i\lllcNe.ss Company, Dept. 135, Freeport,
—————\———.—_—." e —
INTERNATIONAL CORRE
SPONDENCE SCHOOLS
WANT salesmen for Aflanta, Georgia,
Tennessee, South Caroclina and Flor
ida. Educational work. Applicants
muet be in sympathy with special train
ing and efficlency. Pducated, clean’
cut, energetic and ambitious, with abil
ity to close sales; 6 to 35. Good refer
ences required. Excellent proposition;
bright future for right mamn; large earn
ings; growing business; nationally ad
vertised; splendid clientele successful
graduate students. Write fully or call
410 Walton Bldg. Mr. Crocker, Supt.
FIVE HIGH-CLASS SALES
MEN FOR GEORGIA AND
SOUTH CAROLINA TO CALL
ON HIGH-CLASS . TRADE.
S2OO "TO S4OO PER MONTH.
REFERENCE REQUIRED.
324-25 ATLANTA NATIONAL
BANK BUILDING.
WANTED-—Salesmen. We are the lar
gest %rodueera of art calendars, illus
trated bulletin and road signs, feather
€3Ms and advertising specialties in the
est. We want a good salesman for
this territory. Must be able to give
good references as to character and
ability. Aa unusual opportunity for the
right marzM The Meeker Advertising
Co., Inc., "Mfrs., Joplin, Mo. ‘
e e e e
CLEAN-CUT, aggressive salesman,
thoroughly experienced in high-class
sales work, to represent prominent
manufacturer. Our proposition embraces
salary, expenses and double bonus on
sales; state age, experience and past
’averago income to insure interview with
}S_Ales Manager, Box 258, care American.
iLIVE Ylano salesman to connect with
prominent manufacturers for retail
'sales work in Atlanta, with a view to
permanent connection and .;lowth with
)development of business. ust have
clear record. ReJ:ly will be treated in
confidence. Address inquiry to 278,
care Georgian.
OUR cemgany, composed of bankers
. and with more than a half million
dollars invested, offers a splendid op
portunity for big, quick money to gen
eral agents, No experience necessary.
No investment re‘i:nred. James C. Flint,
101 New York ife Bullding, Kansas
City, Mo.
TWO A-1 salesmen; must have gullt
edge references, If you are honest
and energetic ‘you can make permanent
connection, If you can’'t qualify don't
applyi Also ;vant young r:u.n w::{x otllcg
experience that can use typewriter an
keep small set books. 824-5 Candler Bldg.
ESTABLISHED concern has unusual
opening for skillful specialty man, ca
g;lble to earn $3,000 or more this year.
oderate priced goods for general trade.
Unequaled merchandising plan. Splen
'did commission. contract. 4. R. Wil
liams, 1920 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
WELL established plano dealer desirous
) of erll'gagln‘ (lme or two Al-l plané),
typewriter or insurance salesmen to
‘handle their line in North and South
\Carollna territory. Unusual salary and
commission to offer right party. Ad
dress Box 578, Charlotte, N. C. 2
SUCCESSFUL salesman at once for
general trade in Southern States; new,
strong propesition; staple line; splendid
commission contract for 1918. $35.00
weekly for expenses. Continental Jew
elry Co., 354 Continental Bldg., Cleve
land, Obhio.
SALESMAN—For Geor’la for 1918; per
manent position; old house; selling
staple line.on exceptional terms; high
commissions, with ’BS weekly advance.
Sales Manager, Suite 811, 800 Wood
ward, Detroit.
SALESMEN—Desirable staple, fast sell
ing line for ¢ountry merchants. Pock
et asmples. Liberal commission. Good
men earn hundred weekly. Address Pal
‘mer, 106 Schiller Bldg., Chicago.
WANTED—EIGHT GOOD SPECIALTY
SALESMEN: ONLY LIVE WIRES
NEED APPLY; COMMISSION WITH
DRAWING ACCOUNT. APPLY 319
EMPIRE BUILDING.
WANTED—Young man, aged 20, so
travel. Salary. Good orportunlty to
advance. Reference. Apply Monday 10
to 12 Kimball Hotel, room 264, J. B.
‘Wilson.
SALESMEN-—Liberal commission; sta
ple product; greatly superior quality;
mail credit; only men who produce and
are stable. - Box 1, Sta. E, Cleveland.
LIVE SALESMEN—CaII on auto sup
ply, hardware, drug, lfi;rage dealers,
blf money; write Quik- Rubber Co.,
Niles, Ohlo.
WANTED—Salesmen to sell calendars
and advertising novelties. Must give
references. S. D. Zacharias, 130 A Peach
tree. 2
AGENTS WANTED.
HYDRONIZER lnau?el clean plugs,
saves I&3oUne. consumes carbon.
Ford model; standard model for other
cars. Fords have done 34 miles on one
\Sa.llon. ‘Was successfully sold by auto
dealers until new car business slumé)ed.
‘Live Agents can have territory. asy
to attach, made of glass; you can see
it work; order one at $7.50 on money
‘back guarantee. Friestedt Manufactur
ing Company, 2936 West Lake Street,
(OBIORgO. ey obv el )
SEND your name and address and we
whl send you free sample { the world
famous "enerTy" laundr?’ tablet. It
costs you nothing te try it. We take
all risk. Contains no paraffin, lime,
lye or any {njurious chemicals. Our
thousands of agents are coining moneyv.
‘Write for proof. Permanent, profitable
business assured. Farquhar-Moon Mfg.
Co., Desk B-16 N. Van Buren and La-
Salle Sts., Chicago. ‘
AGENTS—BIig hit. Our b-piece alumi
num set is all the rage. Cheaper than
enamelware. Sells like wildflre. Guar
anteed 20 years. Retail value $5. You
sell to housewives for only $1.98. Big
gest seller of the age., Nine sure saies
out of every 10 shown. Others cleanlnn‘
up $lO to S2O a day. Answer this quick
to secure {our territory. Div. 1086,
}lAnmerlcan Aluminum Mfg. Co., Lemont,
T . |
Ro WEEK so agents to travel by auto
and i{ntroduce 300-candlepower coal oil
lantern for farmers, dairymen, huck
sters, contractors, army camps, ete.; we
furnish the auég free. Write for par
ticulars. Thomas Mfg. Co., A. 2111
Mott St., Dayton, Ohio.
AGENTS—S3O weekly and automobile
furnished agents placing samrles won
derful new automobile necessity with
owners everywhere. Reduces operating
expenses one-third. Mak®s old cars run
like new. Outfit free. L. Badwey, Dept.
351, Louisville, Ky.
AGENTS—SSO a month introducing our
guarantead hoslery in your spare time.
Mrs. Schrurman averages sls a week
with only 2 hours’ work a day. Hand
some ugnple outfit furnished free.
Thomas Mfg. "\Co., A, 2111 Rye street,
e
AGENTS—Make $2.00 an hour '%‘N
I time uuni orders for Kantleak Wa
terproof Kitchen Aprons; fine side line;
Cooper muderle.so in 15 minutes; sam
\gle given; write quick for proggaltlon.;
‘Ogrlner Mfg. Co., Dept. Glll, oyton.‘
0.
e stttk gt laepitsion
"WE start you in business, furnishing
__everything; men and women, S3O to
S2OO weekly operating our ‘“New Sys
tem Speclalty Candy Fuctories,” home
anywhere. Opportunity lifetime. Rags
dale Co., Box 5, East Orange, N. J.
iAfiEN‘!‘S——Even if you were deaf. dumb,
~ blind, you could sell our aluminum
utensil cleaner; every housewife buys it; |
steady trade: big monei' in protecud‘
territory. Write Div. 86, American
'Aluminum Mfg. Co., Lemont, Il |
SELL beautiful fragrant California rooe-li
beads. Big profits. Catalog free. Mis
sion AY2819, W. Pico, Los Angeles, Cal.
AGENTS WANTED.
AAAA AA AP A AAP
S6O WEEKLY and up umn‘gl Mexican
diamonds; resemble genuine; same
ralnbow fire; stand tests; sell at sight;
repeat orders. Write for sample case
offer free. Mexican Diamond Importing
Co., 215 Las Cruces, N. Mex.
AGENTS—I want 100 agents to take
orders for Comer raincoats; spring
line ready; dandy coat $3.98; 65 atglcs;‘
profit in advance; we dellver. end
posteard for samples. Comer Mfg. Co.,
Dept. Gll4, Dayton, Ohlo. J
AGENTS—To meet Government require
ments for income tax schedule every
farmer should have my Farmers’ Man
ual and Complete Account Book; hus
tlers clearing $7 dally; outfit free. Prof.
Nichois, Naperville, Ti. l
AGOSBAVE takes the place of eggs in
baking and cooking. Pure, wholeaome.'
always fresh. Sells like wild fire. Your
I profit lOoEer cent. Write today for free
sample. .M. Feltman, 308 American
Il}lgg.;cmcinnau, DI T
| “My Military Record,”” just out; won
derful seller. New war atlas, maps
patriotic pictures, books and household
specialties. You can goin mon;g with
these. Huse Sales Company, 520 Cen
tral Building, Atlanta.
MEN, women, boys, flrls; no talking
necessary when selling Royal Sheet
Bluing by new card si;s(:m. and we in
sure sales; sls weekly easy. Roru
%umg Co., 228 Victoria, Jacksonville,
a.
EXCLUSIVE territory rights for the
sale of patriotic enlistment certifi
cates. Sell on sight. Sold at all army
camps and cantonments. See A. N.
Gaston, 29 Houston Bt. Leland Hotel.
AGENTS, write for free samrie Ideal
steak tendeier and vegetable chop
per; it makes chuck steak as tender as
porterhouse; Liggest hit on the market.
Tyler Mfg Co., Dept. B, Muncie, Ind.
AGENTS--Blg, new proposition for llve
wire sellers; the newest soclety card
craze; selling br thousands; - money
making possibilities unlimited. Salam
bo Co., Caxton Bldg., Chicago.
WANTED—Gentleman with $l5O to han
dle our G. L. W. spring oller in At
lanta. It works while you ride, Kx
clusive territory. See A. N. Gaston,
Leland Hotel, 29 Flouston St.
MY 1918 '‘Southern Business Guide,”
with cotton tables up to 60c pound
now ready. Hustlers clearing $lO dalily.
Salary or commission. Write i’rol. Nich
olg, Naperville, 111., Box B.
PORTRAIT MEN—Deal with up-to-date
house whose portraits deliver on sight.
Twenty-four hour service. Try us.
Leach Art Comganv. 3132 Fast Twelfth
street, Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED—An agent in each county
for entirely new and necessary arti
‘c)e. Every man buys at “fi't‘ RBasy
seller; large %{oflt. Otto Schulz,
LBox 395, Key West, Fla.
TAILORING AGENTS—BeII men's suits
] made to order; beauties; best tallor-
Ing; prices lower. Sell every man shown.
Large spring outfit free. Leeds Wool
en Millg, -Chicago, Il ° e
FASTEST seller ever invented; needed
! in every home, office, factory, etc.
Brand-new, enormous profit. Repeats.
‘Trail Supply Company, Box 514, Port
BRI T T s L
'GET Davis’ 1918 Prosporx offer; b?lt
~ in 21 years; our food, #™Rp and toilet
goods cut store prices 1-8 to 4. Every
‘body buys. E. M. Davis, Dept. 638, 910
Lake, Chicago. -
SELLS like hot CaNes; egg-Saving Fow
der; reduces MHving cost; satlsfles
users; big M;;roflts; rePent orders; sam
;g}elec. rshall Mfg.,, 13 Water St.,
AGENTS and organizers wanted to sell
low cost membershlgs, giving big,
and novel benefits. ociety of Pan-
Mutul, 559 Empire Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
AGENTS—S2O to SIOO a week. Gold
sign letters for stores and office win
dows. Liberal offer to agents. Metallic
Letter Co., 435 N. Clark, Chicago.
PANTS §l, suit $3.75, made to measure.
For a better offer, write for free sam-
Fl” and styles. Knickerbocker Tallor
ng Co, Dept. 911, Chicago.
AGENTS—Our war (service) series of
post cards are fast selling. Dime for‘
samples. Il.ow'prices. Luttrell & Co.,
326 River St., Chicago.
$42.50 PROFIT applving 100 “Liberty”
emblems, over $1.42 monograming au
tos. Write_ Globe Decalcomanie Co.,
Jersey City, N. J.
AGENTS—New article; $3 to $6 dalily;
experience unnecessary. Wats Spe
clalty Co., 5237-A Paulilan place, St.
Louis, Mo.
“PRRSHING in France; Berlin or
Bust.” Patrlouo} picture with punch.
Sample free. Peoples Mfg. Sta. D, Chi
cago.
GA? fire in any _gwal stove from coal
of &heatn ccal;‘agents’ bonanza. Won
der Burner, Dept. 2, Columbus, Ohio.
WE start you without $1; soaps, ex
tracts, perruz&es, tollet goods. Carna
tion Co., 42 S! Main, St. Louis,
AGENTS—SeII fancy %luls signs, name
plates, etc.; make $5 to $lO per day.
Box 105, Tampa, Fla.
HELP WANTED—MALE.
WANTED: — MACHINE
HANDS IN SASH AND
DOOR DEPARTMENT;
1 GLAZIER, 1 MOLD
ER MAN; ALSO LABOR
ERS WANTED. SEE
H. E. MARSHALL, 254
ELLIOTT ST.
YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS OF
. AGE, TO WORK IN SHIP
'PING DEPT. ONE WITH
'SOME EXPERIENCE PRE
FERRED. GOOD CHANCE
FOR ADVANCEMENT. BOX
1270, CARE GEORGIAN.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO GEOR
- GIA FIBER CORPORATION
EMPLOYEES. WE WILL RE
SUME OPERATIONS TUES-i
DAY 7 AT M., JANUARY 29.
REPORT PROMPTLY. GEOR
GIA FIBER CORPORATION. J
‘WANTED — TWENTY
~ FIVE LABORERS. AP
PLYBUCKEYE COTTON%
OIL CO. MILL, SOUTH}
PRYOR AN D RIDGE
AVENUE.
WANTED— Blacksmith, *s4; blocksetter
and extra sawyer, stenograpier-time
keeper (lumber), $110; operating mill
wright, $100; drug pullers, $3; cypress
edgermen $3.50; construction millwrights
50c to 80c; engineer-loaderman, $4. We
are also in need of*a number of other
skilled sawmi!l men. Get in touch with
us immediately for present and tuturel
<penings. Rapides Employment Bureau,
Alexandria, La.
WANTED — EXPERIENCED
BOOKKEEPER; MUST FUR
}NISH BEST REFERENCES.
APPLY TODAY (SUNDAY),
11 TO 1. ,GENERAL FILM CO.,
111 WALTON STREET.
COLORED LABORERS, $2.00
PER DAY ; $2.00 PER NIGHT.
APPEY7 A. M. AND 7 P. M.
GEORGIA FIBER CORPORA- !
TION, MILTON AVENUE AND|
A &SW.PR R l
BOOKKECPBR wanted for Atlanta
branch of ?rge corporation. Must'
be capable of handling work quickly
and with accuracy, possess a good mem
ory and not be subject to draft. Will
‘be bonded. State experience and sal
ary expected. Box 2&6 care Georgilan.
HELP WANTED—MALE.
A i
BOY wanted for general office
work in publishing house; $6
to start. Opportunity to advance.
Apply by letter giving age; also
give. phone number. ~Box 254,
care Georgian.
vt toeepeviselidsbsisoniillisa it o g
BRICKLAYERS, carpenters, huilders.
Earn more money. Know blueprint
plans, specification and estimates. Be
come superintendent or contractor in a
short time by our new easy method.
{ Learn at home in spare time. Trial les.
son in plan reading FREE. Send to
day. Chica.go Technical College (found
ed 1903& 2721-P Michigan avenue, Chi
cago, 111. F
_..-_-__——_f——-———_
{
WANTED, YOUNG MAN
18 OR 19, high school graduate, Jor po
sition as mail and file clerk with lange
|corporntlon. Chance for promotion.
Replfy in owp handwriting, giving full
partieulars. i3ox 275, Georglan.
WANTED-—Four porters for depart
ment and clothing stores, three but
lers, three bellboys, six walters, four
bussboys, four cooks, three dishwash
ers, two janitors, six Jaborers, one truck
chauffeur; wages $7 to sl2 per week.
160% Auburn avenue.
RAILROAD traffic Inspectors Wwanted;
$125 a month and expenses to start;
short ‘hours; travel; three months’ home
study under guarantee; we iet you po
sition; no are limit. Ask for booklet
)B‘-fl.r Frontler Prep School, Buffalo,
CIVIL Service examinations, Atlanta,
soon; men desiring Government posi
tlons, departmental, ‘postofflce, raflway
mall, customs, write for free particulars
to J. C. Leonard, former Government
gxnminer. 622 Kenois Bldg., Washing
on.
SINGERS, bands, orchestras, agents—
Special inducements to introduce new
est, greatest patriotic song hit. Send
self-addressed 2-cent wrapper for sam
ple co&y /and particulars. R. Harney,
Co., 4665 Lake Park Ave, Chicago.
WANTED—Men not subject to draft to
prepare for the position of traffic
manager; salary SI,BOO a year or better;
experience unnecessary if willing to
learn; give full particulars in first let
ter. Write Box 252, Georgian. l
WANTED—Man as special representa
tive for sale of .Camelford truck at
tachments for Ford cars. Investment
of $25 rewired. sls profit on each sale.
Wire or Write at once, Camelford Sales
Company, Georgetown, S. C.
CARPENTERS—Any one with tools;
assemble phonographs; home work;
motors and cabinets furnished; all or
spare time; pays well; send stamps for
gfiruculars. Arion Phonograph Supply,
outh Bend, Ind.
COLORED man wanted to wear newest
ltteat 1918 style tailored-to-measure
sult and beé general agent in spare time;
astounding profits. Write quick.
Knickerbocker Tailoring Co., Dept. 740,
Chicago. N
WIOULD like to get in touch with com
etent stenographic, and multigraphic
opgrator who would” be Interested in
opening up multigraphic and steno
graphic business. F. G. B, care Geor
gian.
IF YOU want a high-class selling posi
tion, calling on the housewife, a post
card will put you in touch with a S4O to
SBO a week proposition. Div. M. 1454,‘
iAnmerlcam Aluminum Mfg. Co., Lemont,
MAN, with small family, to .work oni
farm; must know his business and
how to milk/ care for stock; mes from |
$25 to S3O, house, wood and 54 en free;
reference required. Phone 24-J, Smyr
na.
MAN TO work this city, refinishing
chandeliers, brass beds, automobiles,
by natural method; $lO daily without
capital or experience. Write Gunmetal
Co., 7i Elm, Decatur, Il
LR RITERS for rent or sale at only
$3 ger month. Civil service, sales
\m&ns ip and business courses by malil.
For “Free Tuitlon,”” address Carnegie
College, Rogers, Ohio.
‘SALESMAN for our service button; pop
~ ular as service flags; liberal commis
‘sion; splendid side line. Sample and
terms 10c. 603 Chamber Commerce
Bldg., St. Paul, Minn,
WANTED—For position as office man,
young man between 20 and 30, capa
ble of earning SIOO per month. Must be
exempt from military service. Box 272,
care Georgian. .
ADVERTISING novelty salesman to of
fer seasonable specialty costing ten
cents in t‘uantmel: suitable large or
small retailers. Multikraft, Inc., Roch
ester, N. Y.
WANTED—Four carpenters, four brick
layers, six laborers. Two _weeks'
work. Good wages. Apply Monday
morning, rear of 650 Ponce DeLeon
avenue, 2 :
COLORED FARM HANDS
WANTED, married or single, to work
on farm for wages; house and wood
free. 670 Washington street, Atlanta.
YOUNG man, about 32 years old, with
mechanical or electrical knowledge,
apply between 12 and 2 o'clock Sunday
and Monday, room 405 Walton Building.
WANTED—First-class presser; one
who can use Hoffman's steam press.
Call Monday at 200 Lake avenue. Ad
amson Dry Cleaning Company.
COOPERS, experienced In new and sec
ond-hand hardwood barrels; good pay;
steady work. Come or write H. Smith,
250 Decatur St., Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED—Young man stenographer
for large cotton oil mill; good chance
for promotion; give references. Address
P. O. Box 1264, Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED—RetaiI hardware salesman—
a man who has had some experience
in hardware and stoves. Address Hard
ware, Box 260, Georglan. ‘
WANTED—Men to become chauffeurs;
$25 week; earn while learning; sample
lessons free! Franklin Inst., Dept.
836-1,, Rochester, N. Y. |
COLORED HELP—Chef cook, hotel.ba
ker and pastry cook, tailor and bush
‘elman, two A-1 waiters. 1018 Atlanta
‘Natlonal Bank Building.
'YOUNG man Tor general office work;
~_fine opportunity for advancement.
State age an(bgqlve phone number. Box‘
278, care. Geofgian.
PHONOGRAPH salesman with abmtyl
~ to sell machines in city; salary and
commission basis. Delphian Shop, 117
Epschires Aresde. .. .. o
WANTED—First-class, sober and expe
rienced licensed druggist. State sal
ary wanted. Address Lock Box 436,
Athens, Ga.
WANT some one to haul 500 or more
cords of wood 13 North Georgia. Ad
dress E. C. Stewart, 1108 Third Na
tional Bank.
WANTED—3 all-round non-union ma
chinists; good {ny; &ood working con
ditions. 'i‘nylor ron Works, Macon, Ga.
BE a _detective. Excellent o%portunlty.
wgood pay, travel. Write C. T. Ludwig
Westover Building, Kansas City, Mo.
A GOOD mgh can make big mone)
handling pur accident and hea.ltz
monthly policies. 319 Healey Bldg.
WANTED—Carpenter and laborers to
begin work Monday a. m., cor. Chero
kee and Orleans Sts.
EXPERIENCED COLORED ORDER
LY. 1018 ATLANTA NATIONAL
BANK BUILDING.
WANTED—Experienced paper stock
clerk. Atlanta Envelope (Lompany. 164
Marietta street.
WANTED—Expert baker; must bring
only best of references. Vannie Tilden,
209 Peachtree.
WANTED-—First-class auto body paint
er. J. M. Karwisch Wagon Works, 81
E. Hunter.
WANTED—lntelligent s‘young' man to
learn grocery business. M. R., care
Georgian. .
EXPERIENCED white tr&ck driver and
solicitor. 1018 Atlanta National Bank
Building.
ST i i el et gol il
ONE or two-horse sropper and wage
hand or two. J. Roller, Fairburn, Ga.
BOY; must be over 16 years of age.
__Montag Bros., 10 Nelson.
WANTED—Bussboy. The Cafeteria, 65
N. Forsyth gL
TEACHERS WANTED.
SR e ke A A A e St At
THE ACME TEACHERS" AGENCY—
Unigue methods, best service, most
liberal terms. Ivy 7093. 1233 Healey
Building, Atlanta, Ga. d
The Atlanta Georgian
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The Sunday American
Published by the Star Com
pany under arrangement with
The Georgian Company,
20-22 EAST ALABAMA ST,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Entered at Atlanta Postoffice as
second-class matter.
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HELP WANTED—FEMALE. ~
MILLINERS desiring
good positions for'
spring can be placed in
attractive, good paying
positions by communi
cating with wus. Only
experienced, comp e
tent designers and de
partment managers
need apply. J. Regen
stein Company, Whole
sale Millinery, Atlanta,
Ga.
WANTED — EXPERI
ENCED OPERATORS
ON OVERALLS AND
PANTS. WILL TAKE A
FEW WITHOUT EXPE
RIENCE. OUR EXPE
RIENCED OPERATORS
EARN sl2 TO sl6 WEEK
LY AND HAVE REGU
LAR WORK ALL THE
YEAR. APPLY NUN
NALLY & MeCREA CO.,
41 E. MITCHELL ST.
OPERATORS ON
SKIRTS; STEADY
WORK; GOOD PAY.
UNITED MFG. 00.,
33 E. MITCHELL ST,
FOURTH FLOOR.
T WE WISH _TO ANNOUNGH
THE REOPENING OF OUR
SHOP TURSDAY, JANUARY
20, WE WANT OUR OPERA
WORK, _ CAN ALSO USE &
FEW NEW ONES, ON SKIRTS.
REF’};{ESHMENTS WILL Bfi
SERVED TO OPERATORS O
OPENING DAY. BEADY-TO
WEAR MFG. CO./69% EAST
___ALABAMA STRERT. :
WANTED — EXPERIENOED
RAPID AND ACCURATE
STENOGRAPHER I M M E -
DIATELY; PROMINENT PO~\
SITION; STATE SALARY DE
SIRED. ADDRESS P. 0., BOX
1062, ATLANTA.
WANTED—OPERATORS FOR PANTS
AND OVERALLS. BEST PAYINS
SHOP IN THE CITY. PLENTY O
WORK ALL YEAR AROUND.
MONARCH OVERALL CO.,
3% SOUTH FORSYTH STREET.
CIVIL Service examinations in Atlanta
soon; women desiring clerkships, post
office, Government departments, steno?r.
raphers, write for free particulars to J.
C. Leonard, former Government exam
iner, 622 Kenois Bldg., Washington,
WOMEN make $5 to $25 per week sell
ing ‘“Fletcher’s Egg Conserve.” Takes
place of eggs and reduces cost to 8 1-3 c
per dozen. Whole or spare time. Freo
particulars. D. Fletcher Produecticn
Company, 313 S. Clinton, Chicago.
WANTED—Names of stenographers,
womern, wanting Government posi
tions. Hundreds wanted. Commence
SIOO month; seven-hour day. Thirty
days’ vacation. Answer K-110, carae
Georgian.
WIDE awake woman to take charge of
our local.trade. $3 %0 $4 a day steady.
‘No experience required. Pay starts at
once. Write today. ®. M. Feltman,
’(S)%]ies Mgr.,, 1075 Third St.,, Cincinnati,
| o.
STENOGRAPHERS wanted; commence
_ $25 week. Government wants hun
dreds; seven-hour day. Atlanta exam
inations weekly. Free sample questions.
Franklin Ins., Desk 6-L, Rochester, N.Y.
e eOB L D%, ROOROSTAR, N 1
LADIES' water-proof kitchen t.zron;
needs no laundering; every hous wgé
buys; dainty, durable, economical; 8
money; sample free. Thomas Mfg. Co.,
A 111 Sail St., Dayton, Ohio.
LADIES—Few hours selllng our line of
washable fabrics will bring a com
fortable, steady income. References.
Old Colony Textile Co., 304 (AG) Broaf.
way, New York. -
FIVE bright capable ladies to travel,
demonstrate and sell dealers. $756 to
$1560 per month. Railroad fare paid.
Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. 283
Omaha, Nebr,
WANTED—Two pastry oooE one pan
trywoman, five “housegirls, six co:fl
five maids, five laundresses, office
wages §4 to $lO per week. 16015 Au
burn avenue.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED B
AND BUTTON HOLE OPERA
GOOD PAY, STEADY WORK. AP
B. & A. MFG. CO., 138 MARIETTA
WANTED—Three girls who can
cycles, to work as messengers. Lfi
gly Postal Telegraph-Cable Comd)am.
North Broad street, Atlanta, Ga.
IR 3 e
GOOD PAY. APMLY B. & A. MPQ
CO., 1361 MARIETTA STREET.
FI;KST-CL?SS ;:olox;edmfiook and house
eeper; two in family; apt.;
wases; no washing or ironing. Ikl m
Third St.,, Apt. 1.
1,000 Government war positions 1o
women, 18 or over, llm.month.
Jin Tnst.. Dent. §O2-L. Roch
WANTED—Woman for
general house work. Decatur