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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
GIVING THE PAGE AND COLUMN
IN WHICH THEY MAY
BE FOUND,
Page. Col
SR WANIME i cesiaiee 8 5-6
Aubtion Bales /.,...c.oesoooo T 5
Autos for Sale ........0000..7-8/ 7-8-1-3
Automobile Accessories .... 8 1-2
Auton - Wanted ... .ci..oiow 8 2
Building Materials ......... § 6-7
BUSINSEE CADIB: .\asivoosvine T 2
Business Personals ........."' T\ 3
Business Opportunities ..... 6 \ 4
BOBRMRE" i- vt pnn o ideane 3
Dressmaking, Sewing ...... 7 3
WAVERLIONSE .« .o sv e oiin s s vane T 3
FUDIRL NOLIGME™. V.o covineve T 1
Furniture For Sale ......... 7 5-6
For Rent-—Furnished Rooms 8 5
For Rent—Furnished or
Unfurnished Rooms ...... 8 5
For Rent—Furnished House
keeping \Rooms ........... -8 5
For Rent—Unfurnished
ROGME b2LeT ki iab s B 5
For Rent—Unfurnished
Housekeeping Rooms .... 8 5
For Rent—Furnished
Apartmenty . Sviaivieine 8§ 5
For Rent—Unfurnished
ADBIEINGREN" oil esse o 8 3-4-5
For Rent—Furnished
HOBNeS . R Lds b haens 8 5
For Rent—Unfurnished
HOUBRE Sis v sine B 3-4-5
For' Rent—Offices .......... 8 6
For Rent-—Business Prop-
B R RA VO kR i 6
Farme For Sele u.iaani € 1-2-3
Help Wanted—Male ....... 6 6-7
Help Wanted—Female ....,8-7 8-3
Help—Male and Female.... 7 3
ToORe INOTIUMN oO v itiives ia T ‘l
Lost and Found i .sesecsesss T -3
TAve . BROBW G ek o 4
Musionds &0 b 0 dhe T e 3
Musical Instruments . . . 7 5
Miseollnneouy.". . o T 4
Miscellaneous—Wanted . . 7 4
Miscellaneous—For Sale. . . 7 45
Miscellaneous—For Exchange 7 6
Machinery and Tools . . . 7 6
Motorcycles—Bicyeles . . . 7 6
Moneyv to loan—Real Estate, 7 6
Money tc I.oan—Household i
Goods and Chattels . . 7 6
Monay -Weantdd v s U 1 6
‘P;?ultr_v. b g . 2 3-:
REONE. . a s a et ieta
PR eBT eT e ”4
Railway Schedules . . , . . 8 2
Rooms and Board . . . . 8 5
Real Fstate for Sale . . . 8 6-7-8
Real! Estate Wanted . . ~ . 8 8
Seeds, Plants, Trees . . . . . 6 3
Salesmen Wanted. . . . . 6 5
Situations—Male. . . . . . T 3
Situations—Female. . . . . 7T 3
TR . L .Y 2
Teachers Wanted . . , . . 6 q
TYPOWHItErs . .V v o a 8 6
Wanted—Board . . . . . . . 8 5
Wanted—Rooms . . ... . .8 5
Wanted-—Apartments . . o . 8 5
Wanted—Houses . . . . . . 8 6
COLLUM-—Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Collum, Mr. and Mrs. B, T. Leffew,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leffew, Miss
Blanche Leffew, Miss Grace Leffew,
Messrs. Forrest and Elmer Leffew,
Mrs. Elizabeth Collum, Mr. and Mrs.
0. E. Collum, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Collum, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Collum,
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Collum are in
vited to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Ed Collum this rSunday} afternoon,
January 27, 1918, at 3 o'clock, from
the chapel of Barclay & Brandon
Company, Rev. John F. Purser of
ficiating. Interment at Westview.
The following gentlemen will serve
as pallbearers and please meet at
the chapel: Mr. C. E. Turner, Mr.
H. A. Battle, Mr. Ed Brooks, Mr.
J. B. Leffew, Mr. W. G. T. Newman
- and Mr. F. A. Boston.
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ALL MEMBERS of the Building Trades
Council are requested to attend meet
ing Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Im
portant business.
(Signed) ANDREW McELROY,
President,
(Signed) J. W. STEVENS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
LOST AND FOUND.,
The law of Georgia declares a finder
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 lefally labla to
the rightful owner for their rropor care
while in the finder's possesgion, and he
Is legally entitled to be retmbursed for
expenses incurred in properly elflnfi‘lor
the goods found. and may retain them
Imtil enrh avnanena are nald,
LOST—Small black leather case, con
taining one objective lens 32 MM, one
eve-piece, a few samples of die work,
Lord’'s praver on pin heads. Stolen
Friday night. January 18, while exhih
fting original engraving at King Hard
ware store. Not valuable to- any one
except owner. ILiberal reward. No
questions asked. Mauritz E. Lundberg,
Hotel Marion.
LOST--Two flarge silver platters; lost
on C. of Ga. train from Griffin to At
lanta Wednesday morning, the 23d.
Finder can gm reward by communicat
ing with Charles H. Cone, 522 Gran:
Bldg., Ivy 1690.
WILIL, the party who took three rings
out of purse in baby carriage in front
of Lamb & Nix's grocery store, return
same to 163 Candler street? Large re
ward paid, no guestions asked. 4
TWO Jersey vearlings; one red Jer
sev, welght about 300 pounds; also one
cream-colored yvearling, welght 150
pounds. Reward and pay for trouble,
(‘all Hemlock 48-J.
LOST—Thursday black billbook between
W. and A. shops and 9§ Davis; con
tained S4B in bills and Atlanta Nat. de
posit slip. Liberal reward. 65 Davis.
LOST—In Decatur, male ecollie; white:
half of face brown; probably came to
ward Atlanta. Notify Dudley Glass,
West 1459-J. Reward. Fol
LOST—Plain gold “Lovers’ Knot' pin,
on Clifton or Soldiers’ Home ocar or in
shopping district, Friday morning. Re
ward. Main 5471-J,
STRAYED or stolen from 342 Simpson
street, small reddish brown mule, with
gray blanket on. $6 reward if returned
to W. A. Posey.
LOST—Four §1 bills in Mant¥s bakery.
on Whitehall street. Person who
picked up kindly return to 44 Atlanta
avenue and save trouble,
STRAYED from 26 Hartford avenue tan
and white male collie dog named
Prince. Liberal reward. Phone W. 116.
LOST-—Large liver-colored pointer,
white breast and feet; bob tail; tag
No. 1019. Reward. West 897,
LOST-—Friday, Jan. 18. on Ponce De-
Leon car, gentleman’'s silk umbrelia.
Call Hemlock 630-L. Reward. »
FROM 724 Woodward avenue, Jersey
bull, dark sides, vellow stripes down
back. Dehorned. Reward. SR
LOST—Friday, gold link hracelet, each
link different design. Return to 369
Piedmont Ave. Reward. S
jpf.?-fi_(:—fi dragon head. diamond eves
and mouth. Reward. Hemlock 1525-J.
HEARST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN ~ READ FOR PROFIT-SUNDAY AMERIC AN WANT ADS--USE FOR RESULTS: SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1918
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LOST—SIB, either at McClure's or Da
vison-Paxon-Stokes. Reward. Cal
Ivy 1984-J. o
LOST—Thurs,, Highland avenue car,
n:;vlatod gold brooch, pearl setting. W,
IJOS?mGemleman's blue vest or aker
or Ivy street. Reward. [vy 1207-1.
BUSINESS CARDS.
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Ready Reference and Phone Di
rectory of Reliable Firms.
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AUTO REPA|IRS—GARAGES.
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PEN ALL NIGHT.
@ E. H. ODOM BROS.. |
GARAGE AND REPAIRS,
sl-43 TVY ST. M. 1632. Atl. 9500
ASBESTOS MATERIAL.
ASBESTOS “CENTURY" BHINGLES,
FIREPROOF - WATERPROOF-EVER
LASTING.
CLAYTON S. BERRY, DISTRIBUTOR,
KEASBEY & MATTISON COMPANY,
46 Fairlie Bt. Phone Ivy 4148.
CARPET CLEANING. |
W. M. COX, 145 Auburn avenue. Ivy
_ 8135-J. Best of references. ol
CARPENTER—HOUSE REPAIRING.
R AR A eB i |
A. E. ENTREKIN—Roof repairing
house repairing. 11 Whitehall St.
Main 2021-L. |
CONTRACTORS.
R. J. Faulk, 910 Austell Bldg. M. 4247.
Contracting, Bullding, Repairing. |
CHIMNEY-MANTEL DR. |
JOHN H. BROWN,
CSTravis. _ ~ _Atlanta 6361-B,
DENTIST.
Tt Expert workmanship. Dr. H.
Dentist 75, 783 Whitehall St.
DENTAL WORK.
PAINLESS! Batisfaction guaranteed:
gold crown, 22-k., $3; bridge work. per
tooth, $3; white crown, $3. Consultations
free. Ga. Dental Parlors. 101% Whitehall
FURNACE AND STOVE REPAIRING.
STOVE DOCTOR g fnerton,
___6l South Pryor St. Main 1460 ‘
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. |
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A. 0. & ROY DONEHOO, 81 Washing
__ton St Both_p’h_onos. Prompt service. |
AWTRY & LOWNDES CO., funeral ai
__rectors, 12 W, Ellie street. Ivy 5813.
GREENBERG & BOND CO., ‘
3 _HOUSTON ST. Both phones 774.‘
BARCLAY & BRANDON, private ambu
lance. Ivy 112-113. 246 Ir;'y_St. \
H. M. PATTERSON & SON, established
_IBBO. 96 N. Forsyth. Ivy 817.
HIDES AND RAW FUR. |
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CAPITAL HIDE & JUNK CO.,
331-383 Peters St., Atlanta. Ga.
A SUPERIOR MARKET OFFERED
FOR HIDES, RAW FURS, BEES
WAX, SCRAP IRON, METAL AND
OTHER WASTE MATERIAL.
WRITE FOR PRICE LISTS. |
JEWELRY REPAIRING. :
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3 Repairs watches, clocks,
B/I('D“fiie Jewelry. 148 Peachtree.
Watchmaker., jeweler,
P. B. Ch?(“.k 70 N. F‘nr.‘:v'hjflt.
JEWELRY.
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JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE,
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
ON CREDIT. ON CREDIT.
Proaken lines in diamonds, watches,
jewelry, sllverware, etc., on sale clear
ance prices; now is ths time to buy.
Loftis Bros. & Co., 5 South Broad.
J. W. BOONE, Jeweler, Watchmaker.
Engraving free. 14 N. Forsyth St.
JUNK WANTED.
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United Junk Co., 18-20 Ivy St., nearest
and best glace to sell junk. Metal a
gpecialty. est prices. Tvy 9448-J.
JUNK AND OLD AUTOS.
American Junk Co., 154 Peters St. M.
1018. Buys scrap iron, metals, rubber.‘
rags, old autos. T sell old auto parts.
LOCKS, KEYS, GUNS, SAFES. ‘
TNTQ expert, 19 W. Ala.
C- C DO‘V I\S Mp 2146, Atl. 4922,
MEAT MARKET.
FOR FINE MEATS GO TO
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WM. WALKER’'S
MARKET,
(In Barnett Bros. Store.)
829 Peachtree St. Hemlock 400.
.
MODISTE.
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DAVID, Gowns, Modiste,
40% Whitehall street. Mafin 864-J.
MOVING.
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LIOVIN(‘ packing and shipping.
x e:fi W. 0. Parsons Co.,
Main 2316; “Atlanta’ 648. s
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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Drum and Bugle Corps E)?ulpment.
Melody Bells, Marimbas, Xlyophones.
Southern Drum Co., Atlanta Thea. Bldg.
OPTOMETRIST.
BOOKOUT EYES TESTED AND
GLASSES . FITTED.
58 WEST MTTCHEL}_;_STREET.
ROOF REPAIRS.
IF your roof leaks, call West 416. No
money required until your roof stops
leaking.
PRINTING,
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. WEBB & VARY, PRINTERS,
38 West Alabama Street, Atlanta.
ROOFING CONTRACTOR.
F. T. West. 217 Marletta St. M. 5257,
House repairing and house painting.
We sell Certainteed Rooflng.
SCALES—REPAIRING. '
JAS. A. FORSYTH., 111 W. Cain St. IVI
_3IBO-J. Scales bought, sold, repaired.
SCRAP GOLD AND SILVER WANTED
TIMMS Jewelry Co.. cash for old gold
and silver. Cor. Broad and Ala. Sts.
BIGNS,
SIGN AND
MUNN ADVERTMSING. CO'
Anything in SIGNS we make ‘gzood
63 N. BROAD ST. IVY 826.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GALLANTI & HABIB, 36 IY Broad St.,
118 Edgewood Ave. MJ_@J At. 679.
STORE FIXTURES.
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STORE Fixtures, new and used.
Easy terms. 34 Madison.
STOVES AND HEATERS.
RADIANT Home and Oak heaters,
}{i%htower Hardware Co., 100 White
hall Bt. Ao !
STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD, REPAIRED.,
STOVES and furniture bought, sold nna
exchanged. Main 1652-J. 224 Peters St.
TINTING, ROOF REPAIRING.
PAINTING—Rooms tinted. $3 to §4;
Jeaks guaranteed. W.630-J.
TRANSFERRING AND STORAGE.
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SWIFT will transfer, store, refinish, re
_pair or buy your furniture. M. 2769.
WATCH REPAIRING.
p Expert watchmaker,
J. A. Steele g 5 Xortn Broad St
’ BUSINESS PERSONALS.
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SAVE MONEY IN 1918—Buy a diamond
’ on the Loftis ms{ payment plan;
every payment made {s 80 much money
saved; the constantly increasing wvalue
of dlamonds means a better rate of in
terest than nksdpay. Loftis Bros. &
Co., 5 South Rroad. Open evenings.
DO you want %o get well, keep well,
sleep well? Then use a pillow fitted
to your particular needs. Great suc
cess. Free literature Health Pillow
Co., b 465 Lake Park Ave., Chlcago.
S. W. WILBORN.
Barber, formerly with Journal Wa,
Shop. Now loca¥ed at 36 N. Fol‘l"t‘.
DANCING. :
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m I dance every Mon, 3 to
*\lf\ T'IN EE 6p. m. Mon. and Sat.
9 ta 12 p. m. Tuesday night dances
discontinued. Be‘glnmng February ¢ we
will give a regular dance every Wed
nesday night. Admission to all dinces,
60c. ILadies free. Public invited., Sol
dlers welcome. Private lessons given
day and night. Positively no one to
watch you while leafming. hone Ivy
5786. Lane's, 217'5_[_’_(1\1‘!\!1‘1~p;<1.
REYNOLDS DANCING ACADEMY,
142 WHITEHALL STREET. '
MUSICAL.
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“TOMMY ATKINS,” season sonF hit;
30 cents postpafd. Etowah Music Co.,
:12 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Atlan
a.
LESSONS given on violin, ukelele, gultar
mandolln,_kglxjo. piano. _(:&ll A B_6_4_4-1;.
KURT MUELLER, Pianist. Ivy 6490 or
Avy 4994-L:. Beginners and advanced
DOROTHY SCOTT, plano teacher, 97%
Peachtree St. Ivy 6490,
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EDUCATIONAL.
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WANTHD LMen of ability to learn cot
ton business by our copyrighted cor
respondence course and type samples.
Exceptional opportunities. Charlotte
Cotton School, Charlotte, N. C.
CONVERSATIONAL lessons in French
and Spanish given by a native. Day
ornight. Cail Ivy 5631~
CAROLYN COBB, dramatic art studio,
82 N. Pfyor. Ivy egs_.
SHORTHAND TEACHING.
PARAGON s the oniy system of short
hand tn%’ht in the pubHc ncl!‘%ola of
Atlanta. e teach Paragon. Night and
day classes at the school. Mail instruc
tions for those who can not come. Write
us oré)hone Main 4446. Mmplex Short
hand School. 336 South Pryor street. At-
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HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
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EXPERIENCED hemstitchers, good pay
and steady work. Apply Southern
Trimming Supply Company, 77t White-
UELRGIEOR L
S2O AND GOOD home to white woman
as cook and house girl. Decatur
382-L. _Apply 8 Clermont avenue.
WANTED-Experienced white nurse
for 3-year-old child; ' references re
quired. Phome Ivy 2682.
WANTED—A white woman to stay in
the house and do general housework.
Apply 117 Myrtle St. Sl
WANTED-—-Smart servant girl; prefer
one who will stay in the housé. 72
Walton street. e
CASHIER—EXPERIENCED: REFER
ENCES. 36 PEACHTREE ST.
WANTED —Young Jlady to work in
bakery. 832 Peachtree St. ot
WANTED-—Competent white mald. Call
Main 4524.
HELP WANTED—MALE, FEMALE.
WANTED -A FEW
GOOD FAMILITS 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. ‘
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WANTED — FORTH'E
NEW PORTFRDALE
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M 14 L SPINNERS,
SPOOLERS, DOFFERS,
}(1ARI) ROOM HELP. AD
DRESS W. A. WOOD
RUFF, SUPERINTEND
ENT, 8188- MFG.\ CO,
PORTFRDALE. GA.
v. S. GOVERNMENT wants thousands
clerks at Washington; men, woman,
18 or over; SIOO month; quick increase;
30 days’' vacation with pay; easy work;
common educatfon sufficlent; pull un
necessary; be patriotic; your country
needs you; help her and live in Wash
ington during these stirring war times.
Write immediately for free list of posi
tions open. Franklin Institute, Bepl
62 M, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-—Steno-hookkeeper at onece,
by wholesale house; need not he ex
pert. Good steady position, with good
pay and room for advancement. Man
or woman considered. Wholesale, Box
269, care Georglan. e ‘
CATCH THE KAISER, greatest war
game novelty; very fascinating; sold
through agents only; both sexes; par
tleulars free, Checkerboard Mfg. Co.,
Los Angeles, Cal. * e
STENO-DICTAPHONE operator, pri
vate secretary, manager metal works,
raflroad clerk, cook, maid, nurse. 704
Stivey Bullding. N e
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.,
YOUNG man (;t gooog M;g;ev;’jl);i;p;
position with reliable firm. Several
vears' experience In general office
work. Now employed, but desires im
mediate change, Box 243, care Geor
glan.
WANTED-—Position by man with four
vears’ experience as salesman,
Would keep books or act as shipping
clerk or anything that promises ad
vancement., Box 112, Royston, Ga. __
A-1 bookknelwr. famillar with credits
and collections, wide experience, mar
rled. not subject to draft, would accept
position with responsible firm. Compe
tent, care Georgian. i e
\VA.?:;;l;El;:Pl)snlonm;fl_voynnder press
man: 15 yvears’ experience in catalog
and commercial work; foreman's place
desired; hest of references. I. A. T,
care Georg&n’l PRI %
MAN with family and experience in
farming, gardening, landscaping and
handling labor desires to manage farm
or estate, hf'.?fe!”;l:(‘fs R. D, 145 Hill :*'l..
EXPERIENCED rallroad traffic man,
married, desires position enabling him
to remain in Atlanta. Address Box
267, care Georglan. e e
DRUGGIST registered In N. (. wants
position ‘n Atlanta. Address A-185,
ecare Georgian,
SATL.F VAN WANTS SATURDAY PO
SITIUN. BOX 271, CARE GEORGIAN.
AZI cook wants place; first class; good
_references. 7. 8., 8 Carter street.
SITUATIONS WANTER - FEMALE.
LADY stenographer, several years ex
perience, desires position with res
sponsible firm. Energetic, care Georgian.
YOUNG lady desires light office work;
well educated and willing to learn.
Box 249, care Georglan. ;
EXPERIENCED typist wants work to
_fdo at home. I. T., care Georgian. _
DRESSMAKING—SEWING.
A SIS PRI A SIS St |
FOR hand-made KI;I’:;OI‘IT‘ET. children’s
and infant's clothes, call Ivy 3412-L.
f MISCELLANEOUS.
CLEARANCE SALE—-Dllmonds rings,
studs. scarf pins, earscrews, lockets,
brooches, La Vallleres, watches, chains,
charms, othott;ewelry bnrgln Pslcu.
Loftis Bros. & Co., Natlonal Credit Jew
glers, pB. Broad. Oben evenings. .
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DIAMOND WANTED.
Will buy karat stone or
larger. Must be good and
bargain. WIII pay cash.
—Call 371 Edgewood avenue.
NICE space, with use of phone; cheazs
rent. Phone Main 4266 or call at 5
Central Building,
T e I iot
WANTED--Wall or hat case. State best
__bprice for cash. 161 Peters street.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS,
FURNITURE OF THE BETTER
KIND AT ONE-HALF
PRICE AND LESS.
Al
‘ GIBSON
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FURNITURE
EXCHANGE,
23 E. Mitchell St.
Satisfaction in every transaction
COMPTOMETER — MUST BE
IN PERFECT ORDER AND
CHEAP FOR CASH.
I. B. LIEBERMAN,
427 EMPIRE BLDG.
WANTED-—-Small typewriter desk and
offlce desk, oak finish; must be in A-1
condition and reasonable. Also type
writer, latest model, either Underwood,
Smith, Royal or Remington. No rebuilt
considered. C. N. Alllson, 824-5 Can-
RIBRBIEE e
WE pay cash for furniture, house
hold goods, office fixtures, and in
fact anything vou have for sale.
JACOBS' AUCTION AND SAL
s VAGE CO., ‘
M. 1434. 51 Decatur St. Atl. 2285,
WILL buy second-hand visible Smith
or Remington typewriter if in good
shape and right price; prefer to ex
change Blickensderfer No. 6 and pay
the diiference. Sunshine, Pomona, Ga.
WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
GAS STOVES AND RANGES.
HEATERS, refrigerators and everythmll
0 house and affice furniture. Ivy 1611,
WI pay highest cash prices for house
hold xoodga, pianos, officé furniture;
cash advanced on consignment. Central
Auction Co. 13 F. Mitchell Bt. M. 244.
WANTED ~Vuleanizing equipment com
plete, cheap for cash; must be in first
class condition; itemized list and make.
B. C. B, 387 Central avenue. ' 4
\Tat4pnae Renovating. We buy efath-
Mattress ore Ivy 1200, Atl. 1062.
American Mat‘ress Co., 4i% Auburn.
WANTED-—~One trunk and one set of
furs, both in good condition. Glve
details to Box 2_6_B, care Georgian,
WILI, exchange room rent, close in, on
P'tree, for furniture. Box 261, care
@epriians ot ot
T 7 Old refrigerators and gas
WE BUY iovea Booratein's. 1. 1611
3 Bought, sold, exchanged
Furniture gineons rur bx. M. 4841,
Y TTNTT bot i
FURKITURE R 27 et
BEST prices paid for second-hand cloth
_tog, 134 Decatur strest. Main SOOR.,
WANTED--Top spring wagon. Apply
A. W, Cooper, 172 Rawson street.
CABH for old clothes and shoes; drop a
card; we will call. ‘l5O Decatur St.
Buys old false teeth, gold,
MCD“fiiQ silver. 148 Peachtree.
ROOFq Wanted-—Roofs to repair.
VUL g xpert work. M. 6357.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
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We Make and Sell Only
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National Cash Registers
and Credit Files
Lowest prices. Small monthly
payments. No interest charges
Written guarantee, Old regis
ters repalired, rebuilt, bought,
sold ani exchanged.
N Qo
A. E. HARLESS, Agent
THE NATIONAIL CASH REGISTER CO
64 N. Pryor St. Ivy 8443,
WE HAVE the following electrid®al ma
chinery in stock, in good order, ready
for immediate delivery: . |
A.C. Motors. Phase. Cycle. Volts, R.P.M:
Five 20-h.-p, G. E. 3 60 440 1800
One 15-h.-p. Ch’lm’'s 3 60 440 1150
D. C. Motors. Volts. R.P.M.
One 1-h.-p. Watson ....., 220 1800
One 1-h.-p. Crocker-Wheeler 220 1800
One 1%-h.-p. ("ker-Wmeler 220 1200
One 5-h.-p. Westinghouée . 220 1000
One B<h.»p. G, H. .. Vi, 290 1660
one J3g-h.-p. .8. B oovii: 240 1650
One 10-h.-p. C'ker-Wheeler 220 1260
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HOGUE ELECTRIC CO.
42 WALTON STREET, ATLANTA, GA.
SCALLES FOR SALE.
One 4-ton wagon.
One 1%%-ton Dormont,
One 1%-ton swln% and overhead.
Two 800-Ib. floor.
JAMES A. FORSYTH,
Scale Repairer.
111 West Cain St. Phene Ivy 3180-J.
COINS FOR SALE—U. 8. 20c, fioc; flving
eafie cent for 10c, large cent for 10c,
10 gdif. rorelsgns coins, 26c: § or 16c pa
per bills, 25¢. Buylng list of coins or
stamps, 10c. Mail orders solicited. The
Hobby Shop, 184 Marietta street. -
® D
DIAMOND WANTED.
Wil bufi karat stone or
larger. ust be good and
hargain. Will pay cash.
—__Call 371 Edgewood avenue.
DIAMOND-—Beautiful, perfect, fine
white diamond, more than 2 carats,
left by hard-up customer, for sale
quick. James A, Steele, jeweler, 60
North Broad street. Phone Ivy 3053.
SECOND-HAND shotguns bougnt and
sold; complete line of sporting goods
and ammun'tion; huntlng license for
sale 'W. H. Perrin Co., 80 North Broad
Bph e
'RT N,
WOOD FOR SALE.
WE have any quantity of pine wood.
Prompt delivery.- (25\1@}_:1329_4_-.1.
FOR SALE-—llectrically operated total
adder, lc to %100, National cash reg
ister, latest mosel; slightly used. South
ern f’_rlolqv Material Co, 22 Central Ave.
MISS NICHOILSB, specialist in eorsets;
copled, cleaned, repaired, reasonable;
made to order, ready to wear, perfect
fit guaranteed. 203 f‘m_m»u»lly Biag.
LOFTIS BR&S, & CO,, National Credit
Jewelers—Rock hottom prices and
easy terms, dlamonds, watches, jewelry,
b_South an«!.w Open evenings.
50 BY 104 feet, Rlchardson street, close
in; $1,250; terms; 50 acres, 7 mlles
Five Points, $1,5600, War bargain. Ivy
1432206 Pauitable Bullding.
SALTED peanuts, psnnut butter sand
wiches and fruitcake, the famous
SUNSHINE brands Sunshine Peanut
| Co. 103 8. Forsyth.
SPEClAL—Bargain- in S4OO upright
Crown piano for cash, Owner leav
ing city, If interested address G. W.
K. Georglan. . ___
'VVYLL sacrifice beautiful upright Cono-
L e plano if taken quick. l.ooks like
[r_ww. Cost $550. Box 276, care Georgian,
FOR SALE-Cheap, two McCray refrig
. erators, suitable for market, grocery
or delicatessen. FPhone Maln 928.
STABLE manure; carload lots; free
from sawdust and shavings. o
Hartlee, agent, Tucker, Ga. g e
PRACTICALLY new moving picture
. _machine cheap; 4 reels pictures also.
.M. Auld, Alamo, Ga.
:S’l.’: BRASS bed, mahogany princess
| dresser and dressing table, used; will
wacrifice. Main 2442
FOR SALE—On account of fire, hotel
[ linens for sale. Address J. H. Phaup,
(DO TGS, (W
'\'IOLINS hought, sold, exchanged, re
paired. S. M. Kimbrell, Forsyth Bldg.
SRR e
ONE modern gas range and Ruund heat
& er. Phone Ivy 2034-L. In good condi
on.
AUCTION SALES,
’ AT AUCTION.
)MONI)AY (tomorrow), at
86 S. Pryor, the furnish
ings from a finely furnished
Piedmont apartment; also
a large consignment of ex
'(‘epti(ma]ly fine new house
furnishings in discontinued
patterns and shopworn
samples. At this sale we
‘will dispose of a practical
ly new mahogany Story &
(lark upright piano, solid
mahogany and bamboo
dining room suits, mahog
any, old ivory, circassian
and American walnut
matched bedroom suits and
odd pieces; a large asort
ment of slightly damaged
Axminster art squares; a
fine assortment of brass and
steel beds ang Red Cross
mattresses, pictures, daven
port, dressing tables, chif
foniers, rockers, sewing ta
ble, books, china, ete. It is
seldom goods of this charac
ter are offered at auction.
We will have no heat, hit
unless it is very cold the
many bargains and the sup
ply of hot air will make you
comfortable, Monday, Jan
uary 28, at 10:30 a. m., at 86
S. Pryor.
B. BERNARD,
Auctioneer.
AT AUCTION.
AT 10 a. m,, Tuesday, we
will offer to the highest
bidder afine lot of furniture
and household goods, in
cluding mahogany dining
room’suit; also two others
in fumed oak, Cireassian
walnut, mahogany, ivory,
oak and American walnut
bedroom furniture in
matehed suits; also odd
pieces; fine kitchen cabinet,
brass bed, springs, felt mat
tresses, pillows, 4-burner
oil stove; also a gasoline
range, ladies’ desk, tea
wagon, mahogany a n d
fumed oak library tables
and living room suites; also
a good lot of rockers in ma
hogany, fiber rush and
Bombay reed, chifforobe,
chiffoniers, cedar chest, sil
ver, cut glass, bric-a-brac,
rugs, hall runners, Axmin
ster, Wilton and Brussels
squares and other fine and
medium furnishings to the
highest bidders Tuesday,
January 29, at 10 a. m. |
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.
10-12 E. Mitchell St.
Bh;l:r:?ig anggu:fi&h‘mzn? uohmf(.?; sf‘lf;’!:ll(-,
ture. Phone Main 2306.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
A A A A A A A AP
SAVE 25 TO 50 FER CENT
TUGGILE SHOE CO., 41 So. Brond St.
NEW and second-hand nafa?, all sizes,
_.C. J. Danlel. 408 Fourth Nat. Bk. Bldg.
ONE coal heater, suitable for store or
hall. 186 Capitol avenue. M. 2460-1..
FOR SALE-—s§46o Conover pjlano for
_sloo. Apply 122 West Peachtree place.
RUBBER stamps, seals, stencils. Ben
nett's Ptg. and Stamp Co., 26 8. Broad
BILLTARD and pool tables, Atlanta
Billlard Supply Co., 73 8, Broad 8t
FOR SALFE-—-One Food Marlin repeating
_rifle, cheap. ~Call ar' 116 Hill street.
© MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
AA A AAA A A AN AP AP A
RARE opportunity. For Sale. My benu
tiful $1560 Victrola size phonograph
and records. Guaranteed 10 years; will
accept S6O. Used only 10 weeks. Won
derful bargain. Will ship C. O. D., al
lew examination and trial without one
cent deposit. If found unsatisfactory
will pay freight both ways. Write H.
Nordin, 2166 Ogden Ave., Chicago.
FURNITURE.
AAN A A AAN AP AP PAAAFAS
BARGAINS FOR MONDAY :~
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BANE DUMSES .. 0 0T va il /B 0 W
Laundry heaters.. .. ~ .. .. $6.50 up
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OO SEOVOW (. - iiha i iis i vBP 1
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All-cotton mattresses .. .. .. $7.50 up
I -WRPATODE. . v+ .. ordv i 64 + s BOOAO
290 WOBKCRM. . i s atrabiid i BED)
POO Ching CIOBEL .. i i oo "wi. BT B 0
SETD Dlntng BUIE . ik ivi vs 2000
S4OO Fischer plano.. ~. . .. 186750
$660 Player plano.. .. .. .. $176.00
OUIOE QBUKS o, .. . ioas o 2. 81000 uD
Library tables EA S O
BOORSTEIN'S, 33 N. Pryor St !
Furniture Bought, Sold
and Exchanged.
GIBSON’S
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE,
23 E. Mitchell St.
Swift Furniture Co.,
Buys and Sells
Household Goods, Stoves
and Ranges.
17 E. Mitchell St.
FOR SALE-—MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE.
AAAAAAA AANAN A A NAPA AP AAAAAL
FOR FURNITURE BARGAINS
Go to Boorstein's, 33 N. Pryor; new and
used furniture, stoves, heaters, rugs,
matting, linoleum and office fixtures.
FOR EXCHANGE—MISCELLANE
ous.
WILL trade sll6 Violaphone, very fine
talking machine, for value in mer
chandise or service Interesting us as
firm or Individuals, Cash ndfu!tmem
either way What have you? Call or
write Southern Drum Company, Atlanta
Theater Buiding
PIANO FOR EXCHANGE.
KRANICH & BACH sguare plano, in
excellent condition, for standard
make phonograph and records of equal
value. J. L. Fowler, Marietta, Ga.
HAVE some beautiful dlamonds to ex
change for automobile; must be in ab
solutely first-class condition; no junk.
LVrlEc__l\inrntilxy]. care Georglan. St
MACHINERY AND TOOLS,
BRYAN ELECTRIC CO.
WE HAVE on hand at all times a lu’o
agsortment of used and new electric
motors at reduced prices, mnnntoo
same as new all second- motors
rebullt by us. We do all kinds of indus
tria! power and light wiring.
Electrical Contractors and Dealers in
New and Used Machinery,
63 Edfiewood avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
Sy 1738, llvy 1700. Atianta 8000,
MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE.
8 6; T AND 8 PER CENT
MONEY TO LEND ON REAL
ESTATE; FIVE YEARS OR
LESS; INTEREST PAYABLE
SEMIANNUALLY. SPLENDID
PAYING-BACK PRIVILEGES.
BROWN - FOSTER REALTY
0., 210 FLATIRON BLDG.
MONEY TO LOAN at b, 6 and 7 per
cent, city improved property. Estab
lished 27 {enrs. Prompt and conflden
tial attention.
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
e SEMENBLDG.
REAL ESTATE LOANS-—Three to flve
years. Also longer time on monthly
payment plan,
A. L. WALD(!, Secretary,
@ 1014 Grant Building.
MONEY to !loan at 7 per cent; b per
cent commission; In sums_ of 8500,
£I,OOO and imore. Thomas J. Wesley,
@'anm, Bldg.
LOANS on_Atlanta real estate. Current
rates. John Carey, American Bav-
Ings Bank, corner Broad and Alabams.
W¥ can make 6 and 7 per cent loans to
rebufld In »urnt district. Thomas J.
Wesley, Cashier, 209 Grant Bldg.
MONEY for loans and purchase money
notes on hand. Llebman, 17 Wn!tyn
St., Real Estate and Renting.
$260 to $50,000-Special funds, farms,
city and suburban property. 8§ W.
Carson, 314 Empire Bullding.
MONEY TO LOAN—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, SALARIES, CHATTELS.
1 A
LOANS ON FURNITURE
AT LOW LAWFUL RATES.
By a new system of rates, a policy of
slvlng SER%CE has elnbllug\%d the
itizens’ Toan CompAn{l business on a
broader rlane of use ulner; making
personal loans in sums of $2 ufward on
short notice and without (Eubllc t§
The CITIZENS' LOAN COMPANY has
gained the ro?ect. confldence and fa
vorable consideration of the public
throu%p a consclentious endeavor to ren
der SERVICE satisfactory to the com
munltr by higher standards and by in
spirations to be helpful and keep abreast
of the times.
Easy Payments
25 LOAN I’AY $2 PER MO. AND INT,
50 LOAN I'AY $4 PER MO AND INT.
100 LOAN PAY §8 PER"MO. AND INT.
Our service is always at your com
mand. We want vou to feel free to
come here for advice and help with your
money troubles. We can help you.
f
CITIZENS’ LLOAN CO., '
401 PETERS BLDG. |
MAIN 8771. ATLANTA m.‘
ANY person who has a |
new idea for a new in
vention can secure
\
financial backing to put |
the thing through if
they will write to The |
Jackson Company, 411 |
Connally Building, if
they have a worthy ar- |
ticle. '
Guarantee Loan Company
308 ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
By meecting the demandg of the people
for loan accommodations at a very low
lawful rate, our elastic plan for rolpny-‘
ment-—the fmlgh quality of our service -
hag won the respect and favorable con
sideration of the public.
LOANS $25.00 UP
$25 loan pay $2 per month and interest.
S6O loan pay $5 per month and interest.
SIOO loan pay $8 per month and interest.
‘ No matter for what purpose you may
need money, vou can afford to borrow
from us at a profit to yourself.
Guarantee Loan Company,
208 ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
MAl}i 440. Phones AVTI{A NTA 732
QUICK SERVICE ON LOANS.
Lowest Rates—Best Terms.
THROUGH the Christmas seagon you
will need extra money. Don't fnl{tn
call, write or see us for any amount o
furniture, piano, ete., any time. Strictiy
confldantla{. No embarrassments of any
nature,
Al T\
0. F. WHITTEN CO.,
201 FLATIRON BLDG. Phone IVY 9425
0 MONEY FOR SALARIED
READY NOx OFaiin owN
NAME, WITHOUT INDORSEMENT OR
COLLATERAL. CONFIDENTIAL.
R. D. ISON (0.,
_____._s_.lo__!_’@']_}4:_sl_B y BUILDIN (‘.._‘____
LOAN $25 AND UP.
WITHOUT REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
1111 EMPIRE BLDG. 1V 3661
LOANS to salarled men and others n
amounts of $26 to 3200 on indorse
ments or other gecurity, E. W. Green
way & Co.. 31617 Emplre Hidg.” 1 154,
MONEY WANTED.
WANTED--To bhorrow from private
party /$2,000 for five years on a S4OOO
home, well situated. in the city of At
!;g{ng.___fi\_.‘_l".» C.. _care f,'eorg‘\an._._ ’
ADS FOR RESULTS.
AUTOMOBILES.
CADILLAC USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT.
RENEWED CADILLACS.
‘Rebuilt, Handsomely Painted,
New Tops.
1917 Cadillac Eight, Four-Passen
ger Coupe.
1917 Cadillac Eight, Four-Passen
ger Phaeton.
1917 Cadillac Eight, Seven-Passen
ger.
1916 Cadillac Eight, Seven-Passen
ger.
1915 Cadillac Eight, Seven-Passen
ger.
OTHER STANDARD MAKES,
OVERHAULED AND
PAINTED.
1917 Little Six Buick, Sedan.
1917 Maxwell, Five-Passenger.
1917 Haynes, Seven-Passenger.
1917 Chandler, Club Roadster.
1917 Chandler, Seven-Passenger,
1917 Studebaker, Seven-Passen
ger.
1917 Little Six Buick, Five-Pas
senger.
1916 Chandler, Seven-Passenger.
1914 Cadillac, Five-Passenger.
. THE ATLANTA /
CADILLAC COMPANY,
183 Peachtree Street, Ivy 2233,
SPECIAL
BARGAIN WEEK.
The following cars are big values and
must be moved. They have heen thor
oughly overhauled, repainted and re-tired.
Come in, look them over, and let us talk
terms.
118 Chandler Demonstrator Touring Car.
1917 Chandler Chummy Roadster with white wire wheels.
1916 Chandler Touring Car, repainted.
Cadillac ‘‘8”” Touring Car, in perfect condition.
1916 6-cylinder Saxon Touring Car, new tires and repain
Buick ‘‘s6’’ Touring, repainted.
Overland 4-cylinder Touring, repainted.
Stoddard-Dayton Roadster, repainted.
1912 Cadillae, repainted, new top. A
1915 Jackson, repainted, new top, seat covers.
1916 Pullman, 4-cylinder Touring Car, repainted.
Hudson ‘33’ Touring Car.
Chevrolet. Baby Grand Touring, repainted.
J. G. LEWIS MOTOR CO.,
232 Peachtree Street.
Ivy 1476.
s
USED CARS.
Dodge Touring Car. 1917 Overland Light Six.
Hupmobile ““K’’ Touring 1917 Overland Model 90
Car, Touring. ]
Light Delivery. Overland ‘9O" Roadster,
Willys-OVERLAND, Ine.,
Used-Car Department.
236 PEACHTREE STREET.
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WELDING. WELDING.
WELDING WELDING
NEW INVENTION.
The invention of the COMPOSITION METAL we use
for welding has proved to be a revolution of the Automo
bile C'ylinder Welding Business We have used it in our
shop and can recommend it to be the only metal giving
entire satisfaction for this purpose.
Scored eylinders refilled without warping or enlarg
ing, using same pistons and rings.
Out-of-town work given prompt attention.
We are agents for this metal in the following States:
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, North and South Carolina.
If interested in the welding business, write us for
prices and particulars.
ATLANTA WELDING CO.,
““If It's Metal We Can Weld It,”’
74 Ivy Street. Ivy 5367.
WELDING WELDING
7B
AUTOMOBILES.