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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK.
ANCONAS,
B T A A AAN A A AAR
FOR SALE -Ancoha eggs for hatehing;
fine color; extra heavy layers, T. M.
Hutehinson, Monticello, Ga. NG
BARRED ROCKS.
DON'T d;vvlny unnlfimn late; buy now;
+ Barred Rocks, Ringlet-Thompson
train; pullets, $2.50; cockerels, $6, eggs
L filaon.“M. . Dearing, Ad\gnn, Ga.
CHICKENS.,
AP APP T PAAA SNANINB NINS NP NINS
RED RIPPER STRAIN
Bingle Comb Rhode Island Reds,
¢ ° BLUE RIBBON WINNERS
in every show. START RIGHT.
LINE BRED FOR 14 YEARS.
ERELS and pullets at $5, $lO and
i &e.gh' lal th headed by
s “a mating, reade
$ T mk at Macon and Atlanta, §l9
16 eggs.
o‘!‘l‘l}{“ matings prize birds, $6 and $3
- metting.
sJ( WILCOX, OCILLA, GA.
e EGGS.
AR SAAAA S AAAA AR A AR AN A A
ODE ISLAND RED blood at the
‘i?vo-mlnu(e ranch that will put you
*“gver the top” in Reds. 1 feel safe in
that eggs from my $2 and $2
lla matings in 8. C. Reds will put
a smile on you that won't come off. J.
@, McKnight, 80 North Whitefoord, At-
B
UFF ORPINGTONS - Eggs that hatch
- chicks, Eegs. Big hatcheg, $1.75
* fifteen Mathews' Poultry Farm
Eluwflla, Ga.
4 GAMES.
%filfl Ginn Grays, Q]ur« Chapple doms--
~Ginn Gray and Warhorse cross cocks
and stags. Am disposing of my entire
#tock. Address P. O, Box 289, Atlanta,
ghytor Decatur 368. -
: GEESE.
A A A A AAP At AT
TOULOUSE GEESE-Winners at lead
& hl&lbo'l: stock from cholce matings.
Write Martin Farm, Mobile, Ala.
e GREEN GROUND BONE,
B * S S
’ngIVELY will make your hens lay
mpbell Bros.. 77 Deeatur street.
: LEGHORNS,
NI NN AN SN NN NG NI NN ND NNTNNINI NN PN NGNS LN,
BROWN and White Leghorns, prize
winners, champion line collie puir.
nable, or exchange for Berkshire
m C. C. Paine, Federal Point, Fla.
: . ORPINGTONS.
Be e e
BUFF Owlnf\ou: three fine pullets and
one spiendid cockerel; very fine; Ful
m.now laying; ten dollars for the four
; satisfaction guaranteed., Wm. J.
%. Chattahoochee, Ga.
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
AA A NP NI NSNS i NI P .
BINGLE COME Rhode Island Red
breeding cockerels of exhibition qual
. This Is the last calk I have cut
?flee to almost one-third of orig
-0 move these birds to make room
for my breeding pens. They must sell
&t once at the very cheapest price. Birds
that | have been selling at ?20 and $25
are .Oh;f at $10; $lO and sl6 birds $5
each. ever u{lln will you have the
opportunity to buy such quality at so
small a price. First come, first werved.
Write me at once if you want some of
these rich line-bred males in vour
breeding pens this season. O. B. War
life member of A, P. A., 1016 Tril
%;%wyg--l’rmkcfi!v,_élm. Wi
fl E-COMEBE Reds; just won overL:
& here, on hens, cocks, cockerels,
first and third {ml!ut; won second pen,
first cockerel, State show, 1917; gura
gzn hens, Cz:.ao. $2.50; pu;lao:;). :5 29,
i pure Conners puliets, §3.00, $56.00;
. $3.00, $5.00, $10; eggs, $2.00
3 gu'- Sadie Covingtom, Wades-
B ISLAND REDS—My g;mi*{z
ttanooga, Loulsville and Memphis
for elght years are proof I've supreme
Cockerels and pullets for sale.
class stock. Eggs for hatching,
per 15 eggs. Wade Farrar, Chatta
nooga, Tenn,
TURKEYS.
eeAe eNt et e el eNN M N St
FOR SALE--8 Bourbon Red turkeys;
| est lot ever seen South. Robert
Howell, Magietta, Ga.
WHITE ORFINGTONS.
MMN\AMWNMWA
‘W. ORPINGTONS, Aldrich strain, $1 to
!.fio per bird. Jonali Farm, Rockmart,
~ , WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
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75; 3 .25, postpaid. abe,
'______.'. hnson, Osprey, Fla. =~~~
. WHITE LEGHORNS.
eee ee e et et . e N N S e P
m’RALEm Six pure-bred Single Comb
hite Leghorn cockerels, 1 year old.
Phone 63 Decatur.
e e e e
o WYANDOTTES.
B P PR,
SEWINCIBLE strain White Wyandottes
hatching eggs prompt, l\u%‘cmokens
€atalog free. Peter Jersild, Roscoe, Ala.
!
iy PIGEONS. ’
AN AAP It PSPPI
PIGEONS--Come out un? see or write
“me. 1 am going to sell all my fancy
and {tflny birds at once. Fifty extra
fine homers at 25¢ each, and all others
in proportion. Fifty varieties to select
from. Both phones. M. F. Mills, 29§
Sim street.
= O rllrl Muffed Tumblers, two pairs
4 ite Mondaines, two pairs En{lllh
Sutherland Squab Plant, 28
therlan] drive, Kirkwood, Ga.
im A class of fifty-seven young Car
" beaux, I won first and fourth cock;
m&:r sale. M. J. Gatewood, Colum
%‘m..u. None tfii_{he best.
reasonable. Ross Sigmon,
_ Salisbury, N. C.
HEARST’S SUNDAY AMERICAN READ FOR PROFiT—SUND AY AMERICAN ‘WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS SUNDAY, JANUARY | 1918
IPOULTRV. PET AND LIVE STOCK.
R A AN BN BN NNPAN NN
i POULTRY FEED,
Pttt
MR. A. J. LAWSON, White lLeghorn
j King of East Tennessee, Cleveland,
Tenn., writes that “in a laying contest
| of 470 hens from December 1 to May 1
his daily rl-m‘rd was an average of 266
|"l¢lu< He fedihis hens Aunt Patsy Poul.
llry Feed, the egg producer.’’ If you
want eggs, ask your dellém for Aunt
: e RN
| DOGS.
FOR BALF - Boston ‘orrier. female;
dark brindle; half white head, good
ne shaped head, standing ears
kink xl; 14 pounds. Just been bred
to -marked dog. Price S2O and one
lo! the pups. Box 1, Station C, Atlanta,
Ga.
MR, HUNTER: | wish you eounld hunt
| my real bird dog just ome day; then
you ecan say what a real bird dg‘ i
iwoflh. Write for particulars. R
| Vandergriff, Falrmount, Ga.
FOR SALI-Very fine fox terrier pup
' ples, & weeks old; marked white and
black: males $5, females $3. 131 Wash
ngton street, anta, n b
‘I tregt, Atl Ga. Main 2672-J
8. G. Hunter, L e
FOR SALK -Two Russian wolf hounds,
~ females; pedigree; $25 each; also fe
male collies, registered. Mrs. 1. Jans
‘sens, 104 North Warren, Kirkwood, Ga.
FOR SALE ~One full-blooded collie pur,
3 months old (female), $10; wre.rra -
ty. C. H. Spence, Rouse 5, Carrollton,
Ga
BOSTON terrier pups, perfeet mark.
Ingn; registered; perfect beauties, F.
M, “Galbralth, Kirkwood, Ga. Dec. 174,
TWO pointers, one setter, trained;
cheap; two trained, tw&;mrfly trained
hounds. = 'W. A. Gordon, Sefferson, Ge.
FOR SALE-Fox terrier pupples, $§
each; also game fowls. K. E. George,
161 McPherson avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
DACHEHUND pups for male; beauties;
thoroughbreds, .C. Collier, Barnes
ville, Ga.
FOR BAILE- Well-trained pointer and
Pnetter, cheap, 8. R. Owen, Gordon,
WA
FOR SALE - Thoroughbred Faskimo
. Bpitz pupples. C. M. Leard, Marietta,
a.
FOR SATLIS Male ®ollie, 1 year old. Call
LESL T
CATTLE.
“JUST WHAT YOU NEED ON
YOUR FARM.”
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POLLED DURHAM
CATTLE
HORNLESS SHORTHORNS,
THE KIND WITH A GITARANTEE.
ANCESTORS WITH A REPUTATION.
PRIZE-WINNING STOCK.
LY 1
LEEMON STOCK FARM,
L HOOPESTON, ILL. [
cows. o
FOR SALE -Fine Guernsey cow, wlth‘
h-week-old heifer cols, SIOO. Call Bell
mone Deoc, 490-1, or write Mrs. 8., R, 2,
Sox 5.8, Dwoltur) 08. . = .
FOR SALK--Four fine Jersey cows,
fresh in milk, Apply Tuesday, 22d,
rear 161 Decatur street. J. R. Roberts.
FINE Jersey cow, 4 gallons day, $100;
thoroughly gentle. A, F. Cox, R. 3, De
-~ S M
FOR SALE-~A mileh cow. Call at 1032
Highland or Hemlock 2382-1. 1
CALVES.
A A A AAP AL ALAINPAAAPIS
EITHER sex, 15-16ths pure-bred; from
huv& prod?cen. five to seven weeks
old, 325 crated and expressed to lnz
station, express char{u 8‘“ here; sen
orders or write Lake View Holsteln
Place. Whitewater, Wis.
HOGS.
MNP LNTNL .O PN NN NSNS
A BERKSHIRE show boar for sale.
With size, length and quality. A show
animal and ried-out breeder; is about
matured; welght in present breeding
condition, 500 pounds. Price SIOO. CThol
era immuned for life. ¥or information,
pedigree and photograph, write K. E.
Petty, Hilisboro, N. C. ==
REGISTERED 0. 1. C. bargains, the
good prolitfiowkind; special prices for
short time to make room. Dixle Way
Stock Farm, Roekfield, Ky., J. F. Jen
kins, Prop. Stock of all ages for sale.
DUROC Tersey pigs, registered, sl6
each; no better bred plgx in State.
Phone Decatur 366, P. O. Box 28§, At
lanta, Ga.
PIGS.
'FOR BALKE--Two registered herd boars,
one Duroc Jersey, one Hampshire;
also some Duroc Jersey pigs. J. A. Leg.
gett, Sandersville, Ga. %
FIVE Berkshire sows, weigt 80 to %
pouhds, $26 thi also 7 rrow“pln.
about saume weight; Phone West 1481-L.
HORSES,PONIES, MULES, VEHICLES
A A AP,
FOR“SALE--Cheap, mule; weighs 1,000
pounds. Mr. Harrison, Box 1636, At
}lnma, Ga. L
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.,
A A AAA A A AA A AAN AN
CABBAGE PLANTS. . |
R oA A s |
GEMUINE trost-proof cabbage plants
ready for quick nhlayrnen! Early Jer
sey and Charleston Wakefield, Succes
sion, Surehead, Flat Dutch, Drumhead.
Plants are grown from selected Long
Island seed by plant experts. Why be
Satisfied with plants of unknown qual
ity? Prices, by mail prepaid 1,000 for
$2.00, 500 for {1.0»; bv express collbet, |
$1.26 per 1,000. Orders s?\lpped same
day as received, RBriece Wholesale Plant
Co,, Dept. X, Valdosta, Ga.
CATBAGE PLANTS Early Jersey and
Charleston Wakefield, Succession,
Flat Dutch, from pedigreed seed; imme
diate shipment; by express, 500, for $1;
1.000, $1.50; 5,000, at $1.25; 10,000 and |
up, £I.OO, 1. 0. b Young's Island; deliv
ered by parcel post, 100, 25¢; 1,000, 31.75.'
‘}J*r\‘f_grprme Company, Inc., Sumter, 8. C
REAL Frost-proof Cnbbgfl(\s Plants fromn
pedigreed seed sown in the open. Ear
ly Jersey and Charleston wWakefleld,
Succession, Flat Dutch. By express,
1,000 for $2; 5.000 at 11.75: 10,000 at $1.50,
£ o b Youni‘u Island. Parcel post,
prepaid, 1,000, $250; 100, 35q, We %uu—
antea our shipments. Enterprice Com
pany Tne. Sumter, @ C.
FROST-PROOF CABRBAGE PLANTS
~_ Barly Jersey and Charleston Wake
field, Snec?nni. on and Flat Dutch. By
‘exgm-. 500, $1.26; 1,000, $2; 5000 at
$1.75; 10,000 up at $1.50. F. O. B. hern
Dellvered {nn-ol post, 100, 35c;. 1,000
$2.50. Satisfaction guarantead. D. F.
Jamison, Summerville, 8. C.
% ' ___GOTTON SEED.
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[ CLEVELAND
‘ BIIG BOLL
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COTTON SEED. |
First at all exporiment stations;
earliest of all big bolls; 40 per cent |
lint: $2 bushel, |
Wannamaker's Pedigree Cleveland,
gureal strain yet found, $2.50 bushel.
edding's Cleveland, a very fine se
lection, $2.25 bushel. {
All ginned on our private gin; sound,
pure angd h'ue' to name.
FAIRVIEW FARM,
Palmetto, Ga.
IMP. Cleveland Rig 801 l Cotton--Ear
liest variety, Free from boll weevil.
Record, two bales per acre. Free from
insect geat. Write for particulars. R.
8 Lenhardt, Carnesville, Ga.
FOR SALE-200 bushels pure Toole cot
tonseed, $2.25 per bushel. W. V. An
derson, Prosperity, 8. C. . ;
POTATO PLANTS.
A A A AA AP
POTATO PLANTS—Nu\ca Hnll.lPorto
Rico, $2 per 1,000, Spec ld)ric large
lots, Ready March 1. uaranteed
plants and prompt shlgmems. Book or
ders now. H. W, Sieg, Jacksonville,
Fla.
GRAPE ROOTS,
FOR BALE -Adapted bunch table and
market grape roots. Southern grown,
produced successfully 25 years. Carmen
Grape Co.. Tarpon Springs, Fla.
PECAN TREES.
PLANT paper shell pecans now. Buy
guaranteed trees cheap from the l&rf‘-
est and most reliable nursery South.
Booklet fres. Bass Pecan Co., Lumber
ton, Miss.
| POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK.
|AAAA A A A AP
‘ PECAN TREES
IPLANT paper shell pecan trees now,
| Buy guaranteed trees cheap from the
' largest and most reliable nao South.
| Booklet free. Bass Pecan Co., i:nmber
| ton, Miss.
FARM LANDS,
A AA AP PPN
ALABAMA.
A AA A A AP A PP
‘ 120 ACRES
| IN ALABAMA.
| NEARL county seat and two raflvond
towns; good land, but unimproved;
‘ml'nvrnl reserved; gfice $lO an aere.
Will trade. What have you to offer?
Laand is free of debt and good titles.
OWNER, 1019 FPOURTH NATIONAL
| = ___BANK BUILDING.
FLORIDA.
A A PPN PPt
GET AWAY FROM OOAL BILLS AND
COLD ILLB—Acres in Mofida will
help win the war; conserve health, fuel
‘and heavy clothing; where less fats are
| needed in foodn; where you can raise
four crops e year, and, uY you come to
| New Port Richey, fish and oynw;
your front door and game at your |
door. People with pensions of flg to SSO
A month can live here in eomfort with
| out labor; farmers with energy make
nrood with as little as SSOO capital; farm
lands as low as S2O an acre In ten-acre
Ilnou, town lots SSO “fl' with S6O build
ing bonus. New Port Richey is a young
town on west coast of Florida, where
200.000 tourists gather each winter on
' account of unsurpassed climate; near St.
Petersburg and Tampa. New Port
Richey doubles population each year;
has now 203 houses and about 300
cleared tracts and orange groves on
property formerly owned by this com
'pany. For‘home or investment this is
best proposition in State; capitalists
wanted t? build bun?ln‘u or large
apartment’ houses, which will sell or
rent readily. Send for booklet and par
ticulars, stating what most interests
you. If a farm, state how many acres
wanted and for what purpom~~~onn¢-a
vegetables, stock or poultry, or gener
‘fn.rmlng, Write today and get away
from steam heat and come to this gar
den of sunshine. Port Richey Co., Box
294, New Port Richey, Fla.
| ‘Land Near Lakeland,
| $15.00 PER ACRE.
‘WK have eighteen thousand acres of
land within a few miles of Lakelana,
Fla., in Polk County, the center of the
citrus fruit growing section of the State,
These lands are good for winter vegeta.
bles, strawberries, cattle raising and
general farming.. We can offer this
property in tracts of forty acres and
up at sls per acre on easy terms. This
proposition is well worth lnvutifluon
and you should write immediately for
full information,
FLORIDA AND GEORGLIA LAND CO,,
200 KENTUCKY AVENUE,
LAKELAND, FLORIDA.
FLORIDA —— FLORIDA.
The famoug Suwanece River land belt
has been t‘&wyomn to settlers on
easy conditions.™ For particulars write
to J. B. Clark, Land Commissioner, Live
Oak, Perry and Gulf Railroad Compa
ny, P. O. Box 120, Live le_.__!’:l%__ Lk
“BACK TO THE FARM"-—The big land
openlnfi, by the Live Oak, Perry &
Gulf Railroad Company, in the w
Suwanee River land belt, is ass ng
liberal opportunities to secure, on easy
conditions, farms in corn, hay, hogs,
cattle and poultry disirict. Fuel free.
J. B. Qlark, Lam{ Commissioner, L. O.
P. & G. R. R. C 0.,, Box 15, Live Oak,
Florida.
I HAVE 5000 acres of land suitable
for citrus fruits or general farming in
Central Florida that 1 will sell for $6 per
acre, if sold for cash within the next
sixty days. For information, write Box
1008, St, Petershurg, “Fla.
HOME farms, 25c month. No interest.
Free Ln}erty Stock Farm certificates
help pay for farm. Free literature.
{deal American Corporation, Dept. E.
johnstown, Fia.
1.000-A. TTMBER tract, with small farm,
goqf htiune; Dixie highway; ciose de
pot; excellent for stock raising; g.:oo:
terms. Prof. Waughtel, Folkston.
COTTON LANDS for sale, payable four,
five, six vears: no boll weevil here
R. L. Martin, Ocala, Fla.
GEORGIA.
25 ACRES
>
ON HIGHWAY, CAR LINE
AND RAILROAD.
BELONGS to nonresident, and I am in
position to give some one a real bar
gain on easy terms. Look it over and
make your offer. It has the water, pas.
ture, timber, orchard, cultivated land;
right at car stop, and on level, graded
auto highway; four-room house; needs
some repair.
THOMAS W. JACKSON,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
SEA ISLAND COTTON AND IRISH
POTATO LAND CLEARED FOR
RENT OR FOR SALE-—l2O acres of
high, dry, stumped, cleared land front
ing highway and main line A. C L.
Railroad, midway between Blackshear
and Waycross, with 100 ncres adjoining
of pebbly woodland sloping to creek, for
sale, or preferably for lease, Exceilem
soil for growing Sea Island and short
cotton and Irish and sweet potatoes,
general farm and truck products. Apply
to Dan Lott, Wayeross, Ga.
}?4O ACRES
BRICK HOUSE AND BARN.
THE improvements on this place cos!
nearly $9,000 to build. Said to be o
of the best farms in the county ‘to lrx
size. 1t is one of those places that no
one knocks. It pays in rents 15 per
cent on the price we are asking for it
Can give you possession of the place
by assuming contract with thé tenants
THOMAS W. JACKSON,
FOURTIH NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
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BROWNLEE REALTY CO.
FARM FOR SALE.
BEST in Cobb County, 40 acres, 3-room
house, good barn, plenty fruit, plehty
water, good pasture, 20 acres apen, on
main public road and mail route. Price
only ?1.500; some terms. Immediate
gonsmion‘ See BROWNLEE, 226 EM
PIRE BLDG.' IVY T 739.
2,000 ACRES, twelve miles town; 415
acres cultivated; 1,000 stock pasture
under fence; all level land; one mile
from school; eight-room house; seven
fireplaces, closets, six rooms, storeroom,
pantry, front and back porch, bathroom;
nine tenant hoyges, lot, barn, large shed
for stock, bufzy, house, smokehouse,
three deep wells. Address P. E. Smart,
Bainbridge, Ga. s
TWO suburban homes; don't need both.
‘ou buy one. 17% acres, six-room
burdgalow, garage, bas, orchard, % mile
Hambrick Station, or 15 acres near
Ray's. Both pretty tracts on good road
Would take some trade at real value
Box 232 Decatur, Ga., or phone Clarks.
ton 2008
LISTEN! We have 10 acres at Red
Oak, close to Fairburn car; one-halt
open: R. F. D. route. Price $650. CALL
AT 225 EMPIRE BUILDING. 1. 7739,
FARM LANDS. 5 FARM LANDS.
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EIGHTEEN-ACRE FARM IMPROVED.
o¢ FARE—BUNGALOW—S¢ FARE.
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COLLEGE PARK section, good 6-room bungalow, tile bath, electric fixtures,
4-room servant house, 2-story barn, e, wood for two years, all cut
and piled; farm implements, chickens, ms. hogs, and seventeen and
three-quarter acres excellent land, all in cultivation. Fine, new conecrete
road from city or ride on car for a nickel. ‘This is worth SIO,OOO, but all we
ask is $6,750, on terms, or might trsde in part peyment.
. QUINBY REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
Ivy 7698. Forsyth Building.
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FARMS WANTED. FARMS WANTED.
A A A A I
WILL, EXCHANGE a beautiful 6-room modern bungalow in Decatur, Ga.,
for a good farm, anywhere from 50 to 350 acres, within one -hundred
miles of Atlanta; give or take difference. My bdungalow is up-to-date, water,
sewer, gas, electric lights. hardwood floors, etc.; 'ot 50x200, corner, east front.
Write me, gm"% all particulars in firs t letter—ocation, -if rented, improve
ments, ete. P. B. HOPKINS, 328 EMPIRE BLDG., ATLANTA, GA.
FARM LANDS.
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GEORGIA. /
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FOR SALE--245 acres best land in Ware
County; 150 acres in cultivation; 80
acres stumped; all under wire fence;
it\)‘od dwelling and two tenant houses.
Il particulars on apgllcauon. Price
;}w per acre; part cash. J. R & T.
Bunn, Falffex, Ga.
FARM of 200 acres, 30 cleared; wire
fence; high state of cultivation; fair
dwelling and outbuildings; never-failing
brook and In fine stock-raising sec
tion. Price only sls per acre;, easy
torms._Martin Co., Himesville, Ga. __
L 50 miles north of Atlanta;
1 r; gradn'for city property.
Take car,’ Robert W, ¥’a.rrln. De
%fi Ga, Phones 85. -.-
CI to Adamsville, we have 76 acres,
Co-ww; no house. Price only
S3O per Call at 225 Empire Build
ing. Ivy T 729. E e b
63 ACRES, near Albany, on public road;
red pebbly with clay subsoil; all
cleared and In cultivation. 311 Trust
Co. Ga. BMig. P Ee L
% ACRES, DeKald County: 1% miles
car HNne, to exchange reasonable ba
sis. Robert W. Parrls, Decatur, (Ga
Phones 85,
BIXTY farme near Atlanta; full descrip.
tion on rmut Brotherton & Cal
lahan, East Point, Ga. Bell phone (16._
15 ACRES, near car line; blfi, bargain;
would g:h‘gge Robert . Parris,
Decatur, - Phones 85.
I SPRCIALIZE in farms. Thos. W.
Jackson, 1013-19 4th Nat. Bk. Bidg.
VACANT lot, well located, to trade for
automobdle. Box 233, Decatur, Ga.
MISSOURI, '
AA AN PAPAPPAAL, o PP
SMAILIL MISSOURI FARM.
$2.50 CASH and $2.50 monthly; no inter
“ est or taxes; also an interest in our
frut develorment project which, with
n the next few months. should Y-y you
one hundred dollars for every dollar you
invest; highly productive land; close to
three h&qr:arkeu;‘gbo s and full
informa free, unggr, H-246, N. Y.
Life Bldg, Kansas Cit 0.
TEX ,
5¢ AN ACRE, CASH.
TEXAS school lands\ for sale by the
State at $2 per acre; 5¢ per aere cash
and no more for forty years, but 3 per
ecent interest; send 6c postage for fur
ther informafion. Investor Publishing
Co., Degt. 18! San Antonio, Texas. |
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
AA A AAA AAP AAN AP
60 ACRES |
NORTH GEORGIA, |
WILL TRADE FOR AUTO,
3W OF COUNTY SEAT, ON
BLIC ROAD; 20 ACRES OPEN,
BALANCE TIMBER:; FINE SPRING;
TWO NICE BUILDING SITES; WORTH
SI,OOO. CALL OR WRITE OWNER,
1019 FOURTH NATOINAL BANK
R
FOR Atlanta income zgmpcrty. will ex
change %, 110 and 291-acre farms. No
incumbrances. Leo Grossman, Atlanta.
6-ACRE fertile truck farm, close in, on
car line. Main 2667-J.
‘ FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.
43 ACRES, adjoint Cascade Springs;
2 houses, bar’:.n ;‘fi '!‘nuta Cs. (fi.
P R e
: FARMS WANTED.
WANTED—To buy few acres and im
provements, on street car line or with
ins hour ride of Atlanta, near good rail
road station. Answer, “Good Neighbor
hood,”” care Georgian.
WANTED—To buy‘ farm; state loca
tion and price. . 0. Box 472, At
lanta.
A T ——
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—-200 or 600 or 3,000 acres
hardwood timber, with large amount
chestnut acld wood and chestnut oak
‘bark. W. M. Pratt, Marfon, N. C.
» BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,
A A AAAAAAAAN PN AP AP
AD-MAN
SALESMAN
AND
MANAGER
W OF LONG EXPERIENCE
DESIRES CHANGE.
Work covers seven successful years
in ad vrmr‘gs, salesmanship and
managing. rite oriilnal_ attrac
tive copy that “pulls” business in a
big way. Sell goods on a clean,
ogen, honest basis. Manage men
through personality that impels
+ them to follow rather than having
to be driven. Capable of producing
on a large scale. Have exceptional
ly high class references covering
every minute of business career,
Can start work immediately. Make
offer. Address P. 1., Box 392, care
Georgian.
THEATER WANTED.
Efficient theater manager.
desires to manage or rent
paying theater in town of
over 8,000 population. Mar-,
ried man, 35 years of age,
and 15 years experience in
vaudeville and pictures. Ref
erences exchanged.
Answer Box “W. V." 689, care
American.
NURSERY BUSINESS, PAY
ING A PROFIT OF OVER
$2,000 A YEAR. BIG STOCK
ON HAND FOR SPRING DE
LIVERY. SEED ALREADY
PLANTED FOR THIS YEAR.
SITUATED ON AUTO DRIVE,
35 MINUTES BY RAIL TO
ATLANTA. $8,500; PART
CASH, BALANCE EASY. 576,
CARE GEORGIAN.
FOR SALE—At a bargain, If sold at
once, establlahe:l dary l\'x')dl ::gjla
dies’ ready-to-wear business, located in
Dbest section of Atianta; ehe;goorent;
about $4,000 stock; clearing $3, per
annum. Have other business, ouly rea
son for selling. Terms usil, or will
exchange for small stock of groceries
provldlx 1 don't have to assume lease
Address Box 577, care Georgian.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PHYSICIAN'S ();li‘lCE outfit and prac
tice for eale; complete and up-to
date office outfit for general practice,
and eye, ear, nose and throat work.
Will sell on easy payments, but pre
' fer to rent ready furnished; best offi
| ces in mrn; value of outfit $600.00,
| Collections® $5,000.00 in 1917, D B
Parliament, Medical Officers R. C,,
Covington, Ga.
BARGAIN —On account of beng unable
to stand the climate of Atlanta, am
compelled to offer for sale by February
1 my splendid paying twelve-room
boarding house, near Tech Schogol.o will
accept easy payment plan of § cash
angd remainder monthly. Now filled with
boarders. Address Mrs, Jamison, Box
579, care Georgian, 5
SPLENDID GROCERY STORE In At
lanta; doing fine bu-m;o{prlce $4,-
000. 104-acre farm, 60 riles Atlanta,
price $3,000, and brick storehouse in De
catur, Ga., value of equity, $4,000; will
trade for a good farm and give or take
cash difference. Lightfoot's, 317-318
Peters Building. Phone Main 517,
;WAN'l'ED——Good man to run
~ lunch room on halves; no ex
pense. Come ready to work. 25
Court Square, Marietta, Ga.
INVENT something. Your ideas may
_ bring _wealth. Send postal for free
book. Tells what to invent and how to
obtain a rntent thmg:n our credit sys
tem. Talbert & Talbert, 45664 Talbert
81dg.,, Washington, D. C. i
FOR SALE—S2,SOO stock gen. merchan
dise, SSOO fixtures, two-story store
building and three lots; in small town;
now doing good business; terms on
hilding. Box 72, Taft/ Fla.
LUCRATIVY, offering to live-wire sales
manager to take charge of our factory
branch. Some eniltd necessary. Bona
fide propositioh. ne Co., Dept. 8,
Bridgeton, N. J.
ATTRACTIVE, safe, money making
merchandise brokerage interest to de
sirable party, with money use in busi
nesse Desirable, care American.
FOR SALE—One horse, one mnrule, two
wagons and harness, store fixtures and
shelvings. Nissenbaum, 125 Whitehall
street,
WE finance, organize or make loans un
der declaration of trust. ' National
Org. Co., 123 Madison street, Chicago.
MANUFACTURING business for sale.
Indestructible dolls. Patented. Box
229, care Georglan.l
“FOR Real Business OP rtunities” see
Lightfoot’s, Peters BJ.. Main 517,
SALESMEN WANTED.
e e e
BIG MAIL ORDER OPPORTUNITY.
WANTED—Representatives every coun
ty to circularize farmers, bankers and
farm granges, by mail; also employ
agents, for ‘‘Farmers’ Simplified Ac
| counting System.” Your mail orders
‘alone should net more than sls daily,
handled from home or office. This is
the “system’” that Government officials,
bankers,~agriculturists, etc., have in
dorsed and advised purchase. Covers
all farm transactions for five whole¢
years. Practically every farmer must
buy because Federal income tax law
demands statements yearly; failure pro.
vides heavy penalty. $47.50 required for
complete mail order outfit. Sfngle sam
ple $2.560. Write for particulars. Fed
eral Farm Bureau, Stock Exchange
Bldg., Chicago.
WANTED-—Uniform salesmen; the lar
gest made-to-measure tailoring house
in America is desirous of making ar
rangements with salesmen to handle
the mammoth uniform line. You can
make SSO to $75 per week from the very
start. Complete equipment, including
fifty mniform patterns and 400 woolens
for clvilian clothes, furnished without
expense to you. You take orders from
the line. A perfect fit and full sgftis.
faction absolutely guaranteed. Here is
an oo?ortunlty of the life-time. Write
us today for particulars and full infor
mation. E. M. Gardner, sales mana
,ger, Lock Box 483, Chicago.
CLEAN-CU'T, aggressive salesman,
thoroughly experienced in high class
sales ‘'work, to represent . prominent
manufacturer. Our proposition em
braces salary, expenses and double
bonus on sales. State age, experience
and past average imcome to insure in
terview with sales manager. Box 421,
care American. }
GOOD MEN wanted to sell Nitra-germ
to farmers, whole or part sime. Last
vear Morrison made $5,000. Every op
portunity for you to do as well, or bet
ter. Previous selling experience de
sirable, but not necessary. Write, giv
ing full particulars about yourself.
Nitra-germ Sale® Co., Savannah, Ga.
OUR comfiy, composed of bankers
and with more than a half million
dollars invested, offérs a splendid op
portunity for big, quick money to gen
eral agemts. No experience necessary.
No lnvestn}’nt required. James C. Flint,
101 New York Life Building, Kangas
SAT ARG TR RRS
SALESMAN WANTED-—lncandescent
eleotric lamps manufactured by Gen
era] Eleetric Co. Liberal commission
basis. KEasiest lamp on the market to
sell and proposition strictly new. De
partment“E, T. C. Smifh & Co., 1331
Cherry St., PhHadelphia.
IF YOU have the abillty and desire to
make money, write us. We want
salesmen to ;!ll our ‘line of imprinted
pencils and nholders, as side line.
State territory yoyscover in first letter:
Small deposit required. Enterprise
Pencil Co., Atlanta, Ga. 2 I
SALESMAN—For Georgia, for 1918;
permanent position; old house sell
ing staple line on exceptional terms;
high commissions with $35 weeklg' ad
vance. Sales Manager, Suite 711, 800
Woodward, Detroit. Aty
SALESMAN WANTED Calling on
trade in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee.
To carry a side line for wholesale dry
goods department stores.. Just show it;
sells itself. Inquire 149 Linwood Ave.
CHICAGO firm., nationally known, has
two good openings for one local and
one traveling salesman;\connection witly
Atlanta branch. Inquike Mr. Pfeiffer,
Aragon Hotel. o
FIRST-CLASS traveling salesman; one
who can drive ear; &alary and com
mission. Diamond Holdfast Patch Co.,
10 Auburm avenue.
e e
AGENTS WANTED.
AAA A A
$348 ONE DAY.
IN Sertember, 1917, Ira Shook, of Flint,'
did it; Pierson, of Montgomery, ctart.
ed two stores since August. Studer
wrote October 1; sold S%O one day; Kel
log S7OO ahead end of second week;
Meixner, Baltimore, s2so¢ in one day;
Perrine, S3BO in one day; Baker 3,000
packages a day; Eakins §1,500 profit in
one month., Recent Michig:’? cufiomer
wrote December 24: “Profits $2.400."
We teach you secret formula; how to
succeed; build a business of your own;
the demand for crispettes is enormous.
A delicious food confection made with
out sugar. High prices and war condi
tions help. Profits SI,OOO a month ‘as—
ily possible. W. Z. Long Co., 299 High
street, Springfield, Ohio. |
EVERY HOME ON FARM, IN. SMALL
TOWN or suburb needs and will buy
the wonderful Aladdin kerosene (coal
oil) mantle lamp. Five times as bright .
as electric. Tested and recommended
by Government and 34 leading universi
ties. Awarded gold medal. One farmer
cleared over S6OO in six weeks. Hun
dreds with rigs or autos earning SIOO
to S3OO per month: No capital required. |
We furnish goods on time to reliable
men. Write quick for distribwtor's
proposition and lamp for free trial. Man-
L;le Lamp Co., 625 Aladdin Bidg., 243 W.
Tth St., New York City.
| AGENTE—SSOO per month selling Stran
sky's new improved vaporiger for Ford
cars. Guaranteed to save from 26 per
cent to 50 per cent of your gasoline bills,
Greatest seller on earth today. Can be
installed by any one in five minutes.
No drilling or tapping necessary. Sold
on money-back guarantee. One sample
free. State tacent: n}anteg in the South
ern and Bastern States. J. A. Stransky,
Pukwana, ST Dak.
HYDRONIZER insures clean plugs,
saves e?mollne. consumes carbon.
Ford model; standard model for other
cars. Fords have done 34 miles on one
gallon. Was successfully sold by auto
dealers until new car business slumped.
Live Agents can have territory. Basy
to attach, made of glass: yoli can see
it work: order one at $7.50 on money
back guarantee. Friestedt Manufactur
ing Company, 2936 West lLake Street,
Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED.
AN AL NN NN IS NANI N NINININ
ACENTS—Big* hit; our B-plece alumi
numgset is all the rage. Cheaper than
ennm"e: ware, Sells like wildfire; guar
|anteed 20 years; retail value $6.00. You
sell to housewives, for only $1..98; big
gest seller of the age; 9 sure sales' out
of every 10 shown; others cleaning up
$190.00 to $20.00 a day. Answer this
quick to securaAl'our territorfy. Div,
1086, American uminum Mfg. Co.,
Lamont, Til
SEND your name. and address, we will
send you free sample of the world-f.?
!mous “Energy” laundry tablet, It costs
nothing to try it. We take all risk
Contains no paraffin, lime, lye or any
fnjuMous chemicals. Our thousands of
agents are coining money. Permanent,
rofitable business assured. Farquhar
Kdoon Mfg. Co., Desk A-16, Van Buren
and LnSnik- streets, Chicago.
AGENTS to travel by automobile to in
troduce our 250 fflst-selltnqt popular
priced household necessities. The great.
est line on earth. Make $lO a day.
Complete outfit and automobile fur
nished free to workers. Write today
for exclusive territory. E. M, Feltman
sales manager, 1028 American Building
Cincinnati, Oblo. ‘
S6O A Wfifi to special ngeni to travel
by automobile and introduf@@ 200-can
dlepower coal-oil lantern fo® farmers
dairymen, ‘hucksters, gardeners, con
tractors, army camps, etc. We furnish
the auto free. Write for nparticularu
Thomas Mfg. Co., A-211 ott street,
Dayton, Ohio.
AGGRESSIVE AGENTS, WAKE UP.
OUR managers make S3O to SIOO daily
selling greatest zutomobile necessity
on earth. Indorsed by more than 3,700
firms and individuals. It guarantees fial
and tire economy and foils theft. Sales
average nine out of ten. Get our’{orop
osition. Helco Sales Company, Home
stead, Pa.
AGENTS—Even if you were deaf, dumb
and blind you could sell our Aluminum
Utensil Cleaner. Every housewife
grabs it on sight; steady trade and big
money in protected territory. Write
quick. Div. 88, American Aluminum
Mig. Co., Leamemt, 0. = . -
SELL Mexican Diamonds in your spare
time. Beautiful pocket sample case
makes sales on sight. Have rainbow
fire of genuine diamonds; fool experts;
stand tests. Write today, Mexican Dia
mond Importing Co., 215 Las Cruces,
New Mexico.
WE sta# you in business, furnishing
everything; men and women. S3O to
S2OO weekly operating our ‘“New System
Specialty Candy Factories;” no canvass.
ing. Opportunity life time. Booklet
{\lpe‘.l Ragsdale Co., Box 5, East Orange,
Nl . {
AGENTS-—I want 100 agents to take or
ders for,Comer raincoats. Spring line
ready; dandy: coat, $3.98; 65 styles;
profit in advance; we deliver. Send
postcard for samples and proposition.
Comer Mfg. Co., Dept. G-19, Dayton
Ohio. ‘
S6O WEKKLY anrd automobile furnished
agents placing samples wonderful new
automobile necessity with owner Re
duces operating expense one&:‘lrd.?
Makes old cars run like new. tfit
Y}Eee. Ls Ballway, Dept. 361, Louisville,‘
y. ‘
B 3 PER CENT profit selling TJublige
~ Spark IntensMérs to auto owners, gar
ages.. Banishes spark plug trouble. Sells
like wildfire. Exclusive territory. Wri!e‘
quick. Jubilee Mfg. Co., 111 South]
}Twentieth street, Omaha, Nebr.
GET Davis’ 1918 "Prosperity offer; bes!]
‘ in twenty-one years. Our food, soap
‘and toilet goods cut store prices one
‘third to one-half. Everybody buys to
lower lenfi‘ cost. T M. Davis, Dept.
638, 910 Lake, Chteago. =
“MY Military Record,” just out; won
derful seller., New war atlas, maps,
patriotic pictures, books and househald
specidlties. You can coin money with
these. Huse Sales Co., 520 Central
Bldg., Atlanta.
YOUNG men, would you accept a tailor
made suit just soy showing it to your
friends? Then write Banner Talloring
Co., Dept. 850, Chicago, and get beauti
ful samples, styles and a wonderful
offer.
MY 1918 ‘‘Southern Business Guide,”
~ with eotton tables up to 60c a pound,
now ready. Hustlers clearing $lO daily.
Salary or commission. Free outfit
Prof. Nichols, Naperville, 111., Box B.
PORTRAIT MEN-—Deal with up-to-date
house whose portraits deliver on sight.
Twenty-four hour service. oy ue
'Leach Art Company, 312 East Twelfth
street, Kansas City, Mo.
TAILORING AGENTS—SeII men's suits
made to order. Beauties. Best tai
loring. Prices lower. Sell every man
shown. Largegfiring outfit free. Leeds
“‘Woolen Mills, Chicago.
AGENTS~’S3O to SIOO a week. Free
samples. © Gold sign letters for stores
and office windows. Liberal offer to
general agents. Metallic Letter Co., 435
North Clark, Chicago.
AGENTS—I9IB patriotic pictures. “Per
shing in France,” *‘America, We Love
You,” “Duty Calls.,”” Sample tree. Por
trait catalog free. People’s Portrait,
Station D, Chicago.
MEN and women make S4O weekly tak
lng orders for fast selling guaranteed
Goodyear raincoats. Sample coat free.
Goodyear Mfg. Co., Dept. 212, Kansas
City, Mo.
AGENTS for staple article. Sells like
wild fire. Big commission. Send 10c
for sample and terms. Address Racine
%I‘gme Novelty Co., %07 Chicago, Racine
5
MEN, women make sls; beys, girls $6 to
$lO weekly, semgg Royal Sheet Bluing
by card system. e insure sales. Roy
%l] Bluing Co., 226 Victoria, Jacksonville
2.
Bi s s s
WE START you without a dollar.
Soaps, extracts, perfumes, toilet
goods; experience unnecessary. Carna
tion Co.. 42 S. Main. St. Leouis.
PANTS sl, suit $3.75, made to measure.
For a better offer, write for free sam
})les and styles. Knickerbocker Tailor
ng Co., Dept. 911, Chicago.
$42.50 PROFIT applying 100 “Liberty”
emblems, over $1.42 monograming au
tomobiles. Write Decalcomania grod
ucts Co., Jersey City, N. J.
AGENTS—Our war (service) series of
post cards are fast selling. Dime for
samples. Low prices. Lattrell & Cao.,
326 River St., Chicage.
SELL beautiful. lramn, California
rosebuds. Absolutely new. Big prof
fts. Catalog free. Mission, AY2819 W.
Pico, Los Angeles, Cal.
PORTRZIT men, try our solar and bro-
Bx‘de prints_and get them when you
want them. Keheley Bros., 68 S, For
syth St., Atlanta, Ga.
AGENTS—Learn about the profits sup
plying perfume to familiess by ad
dressinfi Leffler & Co., 700 Walton St.,
Bt. Louis.
' AGENTS—SeII fancy glass signs, name
plates, etc.; make $5 to $lO per day.
Box 105, Tampa, Fla.
} TEACHERS WANTED.
THE ACMB TEACHERS' AGENCY—
Unique methods, best service, most
liberal terms. Ivy 7093. 1233 Healey
Building Atlanta, Ga.
HELP WANTED—MALE.
AA A A AP Pt ot PP
EXPERIENCED
RIVETERS ARE
. WANTED
} On steel ships at a California
shipyard ;
‘ Also
| SHEET METAL WORKERS,
~ BOILER-MAKERS AND
. TANK BUILDERS
to learn ship-fitting. Good pay
and Government bonus. Three
years” work ahead. Serve your
country at home by getting
into shipbuilding work on Gov-‘
ernment ships. Apply by letter
to P. 0. Box 21, Oakland, Cal. ‘
BIG congern est. 17 years, wants at once
two live specialty \salesmen for 1918:
age 35 to 50; unequaled merchandlsing‘
plan; staple moderate priced goods. Un
usual commission; $35 weekly for ex
penses. G. R. . Williams, 1920 Eaclid
Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, Department 373.
HELP WANTED—MALE,
WANTED!
INDUSTRIOUS an d
ambitious boys be
tween ages of 16 and
20, preferably high
school graduates, to
learn telephone busi
ness. Salary paid
during training period.
Address General Man
ager, 78 S. Pryor St.,
Atlanta, Ga., giving
age, education, physi
cal characteristies and
father’s occupation.
WANTED — 200 LABOR
ERS, WHITE OR COL
ORED, 25¢ PER HOUR
A N D TRANSPORTA
TION TO AND FROM
ATLANTA. APPLY
GENERAL SUPERIN
TENDENT, MACKLE
CONSTR UCTION CO,
CAMP GORDON, GA.
H E L P WANTED—BY
LARGE CORPORA
TION, COMPETENT
STENOGRAPHER;
GOOD SALARY; EXCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR RIGHT MAN; MUST
BE EMPLOYED AT
PRESENT.IN ANSWER
ING GIV E EXPERI
ENCE A N D REFER
ENCE, "P. 0. BOX 1255,
ATLANTA, GA.
WE want a man ‘of newspaper experi
ence for front counter, general infor
mation work, taking in copy from ad
vertisers, hamging proofs, outgoing and
incom}{w: handling mats and cuts and
general routine newspaper work. Also
taking subscriptions, want ads and
handling everything cocmmonly coming
before the front counter man in a news
paper office. A good opportunity for an
experienced, level-headed man. Please
give references and salary expected in
first letter. Write J. R. Waters, care
I{\e Birmingham Ledger, Birmingham,
a.
WANTED—SHIPPING CLERK
FOR ELECTRIC DISTRIB
UTING HOUSE ; EXPERIENCE
IN THAT - LINE ‘HELPFUL,
BUT NOT ESSENTIAL. GOOD
STEADY JOB IN ATLANTA.
GIVE REFERENCES A N D
SALARY EXPEC’I'Q) BOX
861, GEORGIAN. !
BOOKKEEPER A N D AC
COUNTANT, PERMANENT
POSITION. PERSONAL IN
TERVIEW DESIRED. LOCA
TION OUT OF CITY. GOR
RESPONDENCE CONFIDEN.
TIAL, . G M 10, BOX 574,
CARE GEORGIAN.
WANTED—Extra circular sawyer., $4;
edgerman, $3.50; block-setter, $3.50;
loaderman-engineer, $110; blacksmith,
$4; track foreman, $3.5¢; ‘“Monighan”
drag-line operator, sls¢ and board;
congtruction millwright, 55¢; Shay engi
neer, $125; top loaderman, $4; skidder
foreman, log scaler (mill). Get in tough
with us immediately for present and fu
ture openings. Rapides Employment
Bureau, Alexandria, la. =~
PRINTER WANTED — Good
~ chance for two-thirder; also
‘combmation job pressman and
feeder. Regular job. Give ref
‘erences. —State experience, Wal
ton Printing Co., Augusta, Ga.
PRINTER partner wanted. A £ood op
~_portunity for a man who wants to
make money. The advertiser is will
ing to work on equal shares on three
country newspapers that have a’good
circulation. A job plant fitted with a
fine set of machinery and type. No
‘money to be deposited. Slmpg)ea man
‘who understands linotype and job print
ing. Box E, Batesburg, 8. C.
'BIG money in draftsmanship. Study
now. War conditions cause great de
mand for draftsmen, mechanical, elec
‘trical, archMectural and civil engineer
ing. Trained men wanted everywhere
‘at big salaries. Learn at home in your
spare time by our easy method. . Trial
lesson free. - Send today. Chicago Tech
}gihcial College, 2721-M Michigan;avenue,
cago. 3 |
ICKLAYERS, carpenters, .builders,
Bfr;ore money. Know bluefi;fim plans.
specifications and estimat®y." Become a
superintendent or ~ontractor“in a short
time by our easy method. Learn at
home in spare time. Trial lesson in
plan reading free. Send today. Chi
cago Technical College, 2721-P M.ichl-i
gan avenue, Chicago. \
WANTED—Tailoring clerk by January
25; must have experience in selling, |
and must know how to take a good
measure. Give references. Good salary,
with chance for advancement, to capa
ble man. State if married or single.
l.?.g_drem H., P. 0. Box 765, Jacksonville,
WANTED—Colored fireman, janitor,
por&x;lror dept. and clothing stores
and pariors; automobile workers,
cooks, waiters, dishwashers, bdtlers,
bussboys. Other geod inside jobs.
Wages $7 to sl2 per week. 160% Au
burn Ave.
CIVIL. _service examinations Atlanta
soon. Men desiring Government posi
tions, departmental, postoffice, rai?way
mail, customs, write for free particulars
to J. C. Leonard (former Government
%::‘m!ner), 622 Kenois Building, Wash
on.
The Atlanta Georgian
(. N,
The Sunday American
Published by the Star Com
mhndn nmngnmont with
e Georgian Company,
20-22 EAST ALABAMA ST,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Entered at Atlanta Postoffice.as
second-class matten,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
By City Garrier or County Agt.:
Daily and Sunday, per week, li¢
Daily only, per week........ 1%
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS I
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
BY MAIL:
Postage Included.
The United States or Mexico.
DAILY AND SUNDAY:
1 YORL loqees catncssonccesJT RO
6 MONthS ..cecceicoccsccces 3,15
3 MonthS .cevcececccoccesns L 35
1 MODth ..eedesccsscpocveem 85
: DAILY ONLY:
LIRORR \. . oo ssviiiociivone condPOD
€ MONthS ..coveecivecscccess 800
8 Months ..ecccaccecccscves 130
L IMOBEN "cscivcocinvviqprost B
SUNDAY ONLY:
1 FORP ..scavocncenscicipiall®
6 MONtNS ..occoecencaccsess L3IG
8 MORING ..cosccsssovscense 10
TIMODR .cocsivesnnansosops BB
BY MAIL:
Postage ] icluded.
To All Other Foreign Points,
Daily and Sunday, 1 year.s§l4.oo
Daily only, 1 year......... 10.40
Sunday only, 1 year....... 500
¢ HELP WANTED—MALE.
AAA A A AA A AAAN A AP A IO
RAILROAD traffic ors wanted;
$126 a month mdmesx‘xsn to start;
short hours; travel; three months’ homs
study ‘under guarantee; we g you po
gition; no afe limit. -‘Ask booklet
g.:f Frontier Prep School, Buffalo,
IF' you are out of a job and want a
hiih class selling posidien calling on
the housewife, a post card will put you
in touch with a S4O to SBO a weekflrop
osition. Div. M. 1454, American Alum
inum Mfg. Co., Lemont, 11.
CARPENTERS—Any one with tools;
assembie phonographs; home work;
motors and cabinets furnished; all or
spare time; pays well; send stamps for
particulars. Arion Phonographh Sup
ply, South Bend, Ind.
CIVIL service examinations. Complete
self-instruction courses; thorough
preparation; stenographers, postoffice,
clerks, customs, rural carrier; all posi
tions. ¥'t. Dearborn College, 606 Lin
coln Bidg., Chicago. .
BOYS coin money selling big beautifu!
autographed photos of famous movia
stars for sc¢c each. Everybody wants.
Big -profit. Samples free. White Stu
‘ljv‘os'Y 1680 Brooklyn avenue, Brooklyn,
WANTED—Smart colored boy 18 te 20
years old; must write good hand;
avg some education. Good Jjob and
chance to learn for the right party.
Capital City Laundry Co., 128 Whitehall
COLORED man wanted to wear newest,
latest 1918 style tailored-to-measure
suit and bs general agent lwre time
Astounding profits. Write ickerbock
er Tailoring Co., Dept. 740, Chicago.
WANTED—Subscription solicitors on
monthly trade jourmal. Covers eight
different lines of business. Prospects
everywhere. Liberal commissions. Soft
Drink Journal, 608 S. Dearborn, Chicago.
WANTED—First class engineer-fire
man, with good mechanical knowledge,
to take charge of city water and light
plant. Booze artist need not apply.
-A. E_Knight, Mayor, Jesup, Gy
MAN to work this city refinishing chan
deliers, brass beds, automobiles, by
new method; $lO daily, without capital
or experience. ‘'Write Guametal Co., 73
Elm, Decatur, Il
COLORED FARM HANDS
WANTED, married or single,'to work
on farm for wages; house and wood
free. 670 Washington street, Atlanta.
EXPERIENCED superintendent for cul
vert and bridge concern. Must be a
man with executive abm?. 1018 At
lanta National Bank Building
YES—We give you a complete courss,
No. 1 set of tools, paying 6‘)pmmon in
our chain of shops for $26.50. Atlanta
Barber Collage, 31 S. Pryor St. i
WANTED—Experienced alecE}TE light
linemen. Apply to W. E. Weare,
Montgomery Light and Water Power
Company, Montgomery, Ala.
WANTED—At once, one first-class
white American barber; S2O guaran
tee and 60 per cent over S3O. W. C
BOY about 15 years of age who would
ilke to learn phflomphic trade; one
who is willing to work. Kehely Bros.,
681 South Forsyth street. :
WANTED—Men to become chauffeurs:
$25 week; earn while learning; sample
lessons free. Franklin Inst.,, Dept.
836-L, Rochester, N. Y.
EE A DETECTIVE—Greater opportuni
ties than before. Representatives
wanted everywhere. Hartley Detective
Agney, St! Josph, Mo.
WANTED—Trimmer to make auto tops,
cushions, etc. State experience and
salary expected. Tifton Buggy Works,
Tifton, Ga.
WANTED—AII-round blacksmith and
horseshoer. State experience and sal.
ary expected. Tifton Buggy Works, Tis.
ton, Ga.
WANTED—At once, machinist-opers
tor for afternoon daily; 8% hours; No
i lar‘-n.ml:xine. Wire Daily News, Opeliks,
e
WANTED—Eight first-class plumbers
and pipe fitters, first-class wages paid
Apply at _once. Box 862, care Georgian
WANTED—Young man, age 20, to trav
el. Salary. Apply 10 to 12 Monday
WJ. B. Wilson, Kimball Hotel, room 264
WANTED—Strong boy, 16 to 18 years
old, who is not afraid of work. Apply
F. 1. Volberg, Jr., 226% Peachtree.
W.;l;l’flg)—-a all-round oogon-unlon ma
chinists; good Y 3 working con
ditions, Taylor F:on %orks. Macon, Ga.
BE a detective. Excellent opportunity.
good pay, travel. Write C.-T. Ludwizg
803 Westgver Building, Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED—Colored wn~od choppers, by
job, near car line. I.y $1.15 cord. Ses
Mr. Jacobs, 142 Whitehall St.
WATCHMAKER—Good position open to
first-class man. Address Watchmak
er, care Georgian.
WANTED—AnN experienced cutter. AE
ply Ready-to-Wear Mfg. Co., 53%
Alabama street. .
TOP BUILDER—Best job in South st
best pay.-J. G. Smith & Sons, Barnes
ville, Ga.
EXPERIENCED laundry foreman; fiat
work. 1018 Atlanta National Bank
Building.
MILLWRIGHT wanted. Write A. J.
Baldwin & Co., Dawson, Ga.
OYSTER man wanted; SSO a month and
board. Ansley Hotel
BOYS wanted, from 16 to 18 years oid.
207 Marietta St.
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ous.
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WILL trade slls Violaphone, very fine
talking machine, for value in mer
chandise -or service interesting us as
firm or individuals. Cash adfnflm‘u
either way What have you? Call or
write Southern Prum Company, Atlants
'Theater Building. 5
| MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
A A A AP AP POt
_ BRYAN ELECTRIC O 0).
WE HAVE on hand at all times &
agsortment of used and new -.'::'33
motors at reduced prices. We tee
same as new all neond-h.ni-mofl
rebuilt by us. We do all kinds of indus
trial power and light ‘wiring.
Electrical Contractors and Desless
New and Used Machinery, -
kB B‘d&wood avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
Ivy 1 Ivy 1790. Atlanta 5000,