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Page. Col.
Agents Wanted ........... b 4-5
Auction Bales o nandgmane B 6
Autos For Sale vesvs 8T 7-8-1-2-3 4
Auto Accessories .......... 6 8
Mutos For I'xchange ....... 8 %
Autps Wanted whevasii 8
Building Materials ......... T 1-2
Business Cards seere B 1-2
Business Opportunities .... 5 4
Dancing S cabrikhkevii W 2
Jducational PRSNG| 2
Funeral Notices Neviy it B 1
¥urniture For Sale ......... 6 b
F¥or Rent—Furnished Rooms 7 3-4
Yor Rent-—Furnighed
Housekeeping Rooms .... 7T 1
¥or Rent—Unfurnished
T R VSR e 4
For Rent—Unfurnished
Housekeeping Rooms .... T 4
For Rent--Furnished or
Unfurnished Apartments , 7 7
For Rent—Unfurnished
RAORMLRONES i ivcoiveviin T 3-4
¥or Rent—Furnished Houses 7 7
Yor Rent—Unfurnighed |
Houses and Apartments.. 7 3-4-5-6.7
For Rent—Offices .......... T 7
For Rent-—Business Preperty 7 1.2-1
Yor Rent—Farms .......... b 2
¥arme For Bale ............ B 1-2
Farms For Bale oreßent.... b 2
¥arms For sale or Exchange § 2
¥arms For Ixchange ...... b 2
Help Wanted—Male ........ b G-7-8
Help Wanted l%;nmle dins 3-4
Jelp—Male and Female .... & 8
Jost and Found . . . . . 8 1
R BN, . s . e ™ 1
Machinery and Tools . . . . 6 b
T R si'y 3
Musical Instruments . . , . 6 5
#lucelhneoun. Lo da s 4
iscellaneous Wanted. . ~ . 6 14
Miscellaneous for Sale. . . 6 4-5
iscellaneous for Fxchange . 6 5
B As Loan, . . .o« 8 6-7
BT Wanted . . . + . 8 5
Be B 3
S. L 3
Po‘a....‘ il e 3-4
Rallway Schedules . . ~ ~ . b 8
Rooms and Board . . . . . 7 3
Real Estate for Sale. . . . T 7-8
Real Estate for Exchange . 7 1
Real Estate for Sale or Ex-
TTR e B | 1
Real Estate Wanted . ~ . . 8 1
Beeds. Plants, Trees . . . § 2-3
Sheeinl Notiges . . . , . . 8 1
Salesmen Wanted . . ~ . b 5-6
Situations—Male. . . . . . b 8
Rituations—Female . . . . 5§ 8
. . sy 8 5
Taachers Wanted . , . ~ . b 8
Timber Land. .., . . aiv B 1
Typewriters for Sale . . , . 6 b
Wanted—Rßoard . . . . . 7 3
Wanted— Furnished Roftns . . 7 c
Wanted —~Unfurnished Rooms 7 R
Wanted-- Apartments . . . . 7 4
Wanted—Unfurnished Houses 7 7
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To All Partles Concerned: This I§ to
advise that the commanding officer
of Company 2, 828th Infantry, Camp
Gordon, will not be responsible for any
accounts made In the eity of Atlanta by
Any person, unless said person has writ.
ten authority from the undersigned.
CHARLES G. CLEMENT,
Commanding Co. 1, 328th Infantry.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.
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ARCHER--Friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Willlam G. Archer, Mr. and Mrs. E,
C. Archer, Mr, and Mrs. A, E. Ar
cher and Mr. and Mrs, W. Joseph
Barnes are invited to attend the fu
neral of Mr. Willlam G. Archer to
day (Sunday), February 10, 1918, at
2:30 p. m., from the home, 126 Ogle
thorpa avenue, Rev. Fletcher Wal
ton officiating.” Interment at West
view. The following gentlemen will
serve as pallbearers and please
meet at the residence: Mr, Bteve
R. Johnston, Mr. H. 1. Culberson,
Mr. C. H. Ledford, Mr. Craig Cofleld,
Mr. W, H. Brittain and Mr. /E. V,
Carter. Limousines leave Barelny &
Brandon Co.'s at 1:45 p. m.
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LOST AND FOUND.
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The law of Georgia declares w finder
:l :m goods, who, having means of
nowing the rightful owner, retalns
them for the finder's own use or advan
may upon conviction thereof be
for simple larceny, * person
0 lost goods is lo'al!y é:bla to
the owner for thelr Pro T care
{l:. the finder's wuu on, and he
1« ly entitled to retmbursed for
:l incurred in properly cnrln{ for
he 8 found, and may retain them
WAt enrh avnansse gre nald.
68T Diamona ring, between 1 and 114
carats, met In white gold, Tiffany
mounting, Wednesday, January 30, either
at Lucile and Atwood, Linden and West
Peachtree or Richardson and Capltol
Liberal reward. West 1338-J.
LOST—Lavalilere: five small #lamond
-pendants; chain broken: Walker-Lu
cile car or downtown. Mrs. Cannon.
Main 1840 or West 439.
LOBT—In Kress' store or
£treet, small purse containing avour =
and memorandum ticket. Reward. Main
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ms‘r.—hdy'n Elk brooch, between
Rich's and Chamberlain-Johnson's.
Call M. 5144 or 228 South Ave. Reward.
Y.OBT—Pocketbook at Grand Theater,
Saturday night at 9:15 show. Call on
Miss Ruby Postell, 851 Fraser street,
LOBT-—Pocketbook at Terminal Station,
containing sl4 in bills and silver. Re
w_l_r(‘i.___B_og 761, care Georgian,
LOST—White ang sable collie, ¢ vears
old. Male. Name Pardner. Phone
Ivy 6691-L.Reward.
w!"l“:‘--On w;;n'emn, screat\;l'am;i".?;m
necklace, ound, call Main 3835-J,
Bultnbk_gwlm;_ ¢ 2 .
LOST-—Large setter dog, white with
Hver spots, short tail. Phone Ivy 1888,
Mr. Reaves.
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Ready Reference and Phone Di.
rectory of Reliable Firms.
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AUTO REPAIRS~GARAGES.
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PEN ALL NIGHT.
oaRAECLRM POB,
AIRS,
41-43 IVY ST. M. 1622, AtL 800
ASBESTOS MATERIAL.
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SBESTOS “CENTURY" SHINGLES
FIREPROOF - WATERPROOF-EVER.
gAS‘I'INO.
CLAYTON 8. BERRY, DISTRIBUTOR
KEASBEY & MATTISON COMPANY,
Fairlle Bt. Phone Ivy 4148,
CARPET CLEANING.
A e it . e . S
W' M. COX, 145 Auburn avenue. I
_ 175,17 Best of references. .
CLOCK REPAIRING.
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ROBERTS, clock specialist. Good worl
at low price, Brln[ clock to 48 Edge
weod avenus.
HEARST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN READ FOR PROFIT-SUNDAY AMERICAN WANT ADS-USE FOR RESULTS
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CONTRACTORS.
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F. T. West. 217 Marfetta Bt. M. 5257,
House repairing and house painting.
We seil Certaintecd Roofing
A, E. ENTREKIN--Roof repaifing,
house repairing. 11 Whitehall St
Main 24)21-L.I ;
K. J. Faulk, 910 Austell Biag. M. 424..
Coantracting, Pullding. Repairing.
DENTIST,
AN APAP A P IAI NI LN AN SNBSS
PAINLESS! Batistaction guaranteed;
gold crown, 22-k., $3; bridge work. per
tooth, $3; white crown, $3, Consultations
free. Ga. Donlfl_l‘_P_l‘_villr_u. 101% Whlnhnl_l.
3 1t Fxpert workmanship. Dr. H
Dentist jxbert 781, Whitehall St.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
A. O. & ROY DONEHOO, 81 Washing
~<on Bt Both phones. Prompt bervice.
AWTRY & LOWNDES CO., funeral ai
~Loctors. it W. Kills strest. Ivy 015,
GREENBERG & BOND CO.,
3 _HOUSTON ST.- __ Both _phones 774
HARCLAY & BRANDON, {\rlvnlo ambu
lance, Tvy 112-113. 346 Ivy St.
H M PATTERSON & 30N, estabiished
550, BN, Forwyth. Jvy 88V,
JEWELRY.
FEBRUARY CLIEARANCE SALE.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
ON CREDIT, ON CREDIT.
Broker ln2:s in diamonds, watches,
jewelry, silverware, ete, on sale ciear
ance prices; now Is the, time to buy.
Loftis Bros, & Co., 5 South Broad.
TIMMS Jewelry Co., cash for old gold
and silver, Cor. Broad and Ala. Sts.
' Experr watchmaker,
-Lfifl(‘le 60 E\lm-lh Broad St.
) Y Watenmaker, jeweler,
P. B. Cheek 70N "Forsvtn &t
LOCKS, KEYS, GUNS, SAFES.
0. C. DOWNS PP shu® AT sit
HIDES AND JUNK
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American Junk Co., 164 Peters St. M.
1015. Buys acrnru iron, metals, rubber,
rags. old autos. [ sell old auto parts.
United Junk Co., 18-20 Ivy Et., nearest
and best glnce to eell junk. Metal a
specialty est prices. Tvy 9448-7,
HIDES AND RAW FUR.
CAPITAL HIDE & JUNK CO.,
831-333 Peters Bt, Atlanta, Ga.
A SUPERIOR MARKET OFFERED
FOR HIDES, RAW FURS, BEES
WAX, SCRAP IfHN, METAL AND
OTHER WASTE MATERIAL.
WRITE FOR PRICE LISTS.
’ MEAT MARKET.
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- FOR FINE MEATS GO TO
’
WM. WALKER’S
MARKET,
(In Barnett Bros. Store.) .
829 Peachtree S§t. Hemlock 400.
MUSICAL.
HAZEL LOUISE ROGERS, teacher of
plano and voice, Wesleyan College,
Cinennat! Conservatory of Music. Phone
RINE O e
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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Drum and Bugle Corps E)?ulpment.
Melody Bells, Marimbas, !l!ophonu.
Southern Drum Co., Atlanta Thea. Bldg.
OPTOMETRIST.
I;OOK()II'I‘ EYES TESTED AND
GLASSES . FITTED.
53 WEST MITCHELL STREET.
PRINTING.
WERB & VARY, PRINT ifi,
38 West Alabama Etreet, Atlanta.
ROOF REPAIRS,
ALI kinds of rubber roofing leaks
stopped. West 1483. 1 will call and
bring samples and prices.
1F your roof leaks, call West 416. No
money required until your roof stops
lenking.
SCALES—REPAIRING.
JAS. A. FORSYTH, 111 W, Caln St. I.vl
_BIBO-J. Scales bought, sold, repalred.
BIGNS.
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SIGN AND
MUNN apveedeta, OO
nythin n e make 3
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SHOE REPAIRING.
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GALLANTI & HABIB, 26 IV Broad St.,
118 Edgewood Ave. M. 2683, At. 679.
STOVES AND HEATERS.
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STOVE DOCTOR s hersa.
51 South Pryor Bt. Main 1460
RADIANT Home and Oak heaters.
ngh(ower Hardware Co., 100 White
hall Si.
STOVES and furniture bmixht sold and
exchanged. Main 1652-J. 224 Peters St.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
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SWIFT will transfer, store, refinish, re
_DPair or buy your furniture. M. 3769,
WALL TINTING AND REPAIRING.
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PAINTING—Rooms tinted, $3 to §4;
lanks guaranteed. W. 630-J.
WOMENS SHOPS.
MISS NICHOLS, specialist in corsets;
copled, cleaned, repaired, reasonable;
made to order, ready to wear, perfect
fit guaranteed. 208 Connally Bldg.
- Paplaye Mrs. D. Von Mau-
Stork Parlox x:’ Modl!tne, 2\:l
Peachtree, Arcade Bldg.
W . Fine Human
Mrs. M. Sugarman i ‘Goods.
40% Whtehall street.
i DAVID, Gowns, Modiste,
40'; Whitehall street. Main 864-J.
WTR S e S SR ey
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
SAVE MONEY IN 1918—-Buy a dlamond
on the Loftis “‘II payment plan;
every payment made Is so much money
saved; the constantly increasing value
of dlamonds means a better rate of in
terest than banks pay. Loftis Bros. &
Co.. § South Broad. Ogen evenings,
S. W. WILBORN.
Barber, form.rl{ with Journal Wa&.
Shop. Now located at 3¢ N. Forsy
. DANCING.
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J QIT Peachtree St, Danc-
LAN l“ S ln& every Monday, Wed
nesday and Saturday, 9 to 12 p. m. Mon
day matinee dances discontinued. Pri
vate lessons day and night. Call I. 5786
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VALENTINE BALL,
COURTNEY'S Dancing School, Thurs
day night, February 14. Music by
ollny Ovcheste. . - o
\%fl End Dancing Academy, 2183 Lee,
ancing Thursday and Saturday, Ad
mission 50¢. Valentine mask.ball Thurs
day, 14th; prizes. ¢
REYNOLDS DANCING ACADEMY,
. 142 WHITEHALL STREET.
St eSR Ll e
EDUCATIONAL.
AP PN AP ISP Bs
PARAGON I& the only system of short
hand ua’ht in the public schools of
Atlanta. e teach Paragon. le‘ht and
day classes at the school. )ggll nstruc
tions for thoso who can not coma. Write
us or &hone Main 4445, Nimplex Short
rar:d Phool. 336 South Pryor street. At
anta, Ga.
CONVERSATIONAL and grammar les
sons in French and Spanish given by
.{&n expert native teacher; dgay or night.
foal vy seßl,
| CAROLYN COBR, dramatic art Studio,
$2 N Pryor. Ivy 6839, 4
‘on Broad
| MUSICAL.
N OMME ATKIND. " sehocn song B,
- 30 cents postpaid.. Etowah Musig Co.,
412 Ch :qu:rAt‘unnm“w- B'dg.. Atlanta,
RAYMOND PHONOGRAPHIST--asy
terms. 21 Auburn avenue. vy 1166-1,,
MRS, DART Mrndous., . Siiac
“mandoling hanso. plano. Cail T 86441
KURT MUELLER, Pianist vy 6490 o:
Ivy 4994-1. Beginners and advanced.
T e
In order that shorter
hours may be put into
effect for telephone
operators, 50 addition
al young ladies will be
needed at onece.
The salary is good
and inerecased ~with
regularity. 'The posi
tions are steady and
are more attractive
than ever before,
Youngladiesbhetween
the ages of 16 and 24
wanting an attractive
and interesting oceu
pation, which at this
time serves the Gov- -
ernment, may apply in
person to Miss Prince,
25 Auburn Avenue.
(Cut this out so as to
have correct address.)
SOUTHERN BELL
TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH CO.
WANTED — EXPERI
ENCED OPERATORS
ON OVERALLS AND
PANTS. WILL TAKE A
FEW WITHOUT EXPE
RIENCE., OUR EXPE
RIENCED OPERATORS
KEARN sl2 TO sl6 WEEK
LY AND HAVE REGU
LAR WORK ALL THE
YEAR. APPLY NUN
NALLY & McCREA CO.,
4] E. MITCHELL ST. ,
WANTED—POWER MA
CHINE OPERATORS
TO MAKE CARHARTT
OVERALLS: 10 PER
CENT INCREASE IN
UNION SCALE OF
WAGES. HAMILTON
CARHARTT,CORNER
MITCHELL AND PRYOR
STREETS.
WANTED—GIRLS
AT ONCE,
TO learn hosiery mill work;
light, clean work ; highest pay
and rapid advancement. Apply
FULTON HOSIERY
MILLS,
39 S. Forsyth St.
. ‘AT T > - I
MILLINERY SALES
LADIES WANTED.
SIX experienced millinery
salesladies wanted for
Atlanta’s largest millinery
department -—— best salaries
paid. Apply to Mr. Bluman,
Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, Millinery Dept.,
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co.
LADY REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
IF you want money to help meet hous@»l
hold expenses, support yourself, buy
a home, or we offer a simple, certain
way to earn $7.50 to $25 a week during
your spare time. This representative !
will introduce the famous Ronemonde-I
soaps and toilet necessities. No money
or experience necessary, as we supply
everything needed, Send fiume and ad- |
dress and we will' mail full details free.
Kg_{; X\l(s_'."{:g;figpt_._vlfi-If.‘A(Tl).i(-aggL 1. |
WANTED—SIX FIRST-CLASS
COLORED WOMEN IRON
ERS; STEADY WORK; GOOD
PAY. APPLY CAPITAL CITY
LAUNDRY CO. 128 WHITE.-
HALL STREET.
IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCED MAKING
DRESSES, MIDDIES OR SKIRTS,
WE HAVE GOOD PAYING WORK FOR
YOU ALL THE YEAR ROUND, OPER
ATORS ON PLAIN SEWERS MAKE
FROM sl2 TO $25 A WEEK. WE HAVE
THE SAME WORK FOR YOU. EN
TERPRISE MFG. CO., 38% WEST AL
SRR L
WANTED - SKIRT OPERA
. TORS. CAN USE' A FEW: IN
EXPERIENCED. READY-TO
WEAR MFG. CO., 591 E. ALA
STREET.
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TRIMMERS ON LADIES
I HATS.
‘(;B.\ll*} PR.E“PARED TO WORK.
NOVELTY HAT MFG. CO,,
115 GARNETT STREET.
WANTED—IS Experienec
ed operators on skirts.
Highest prices paid. Prin
cess Mfg. Co.
LADIES: S4O a week. Startling new
hosiery, proposition. Guaranteed for
one year. Must wear 12 months or re
placed free. G. \WW. Noble made $25 one
day.. Sworn proof. Write for terms.
Guaranteed Hosiery, 4011 Round St.,
Peyton Omloc o 0 c e ol g
‘(‘l\'ll. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS in
Atlanta soon. Women desiring clerk
ships, postoffice, government depart
ments; stenographers, write for free
particulars to J. C. Leonard, 622 Kenois
Bldg,, Washington,
GOOD home and $5 monthly will be
given a middle-aged woman to assist
with. housework in family of three
aduits: no washing and ironing. Ad
dress H., 22 Hammond street, city, or
p!l_op_e___\\‘o_st 1027-L.
}L‘\PABLE woman for permanent posi
tion distributing hosiery and under
wear to regular customers, at mill prices.
All or spare time. S3O to SIOO monthly.
Parker Mills, 2711 North Twelfth street,
Philadeiphia.
| HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
“lIAVE several good positions{for expe
tienced lady stenogranhers; .aiso dic
taphone operators, Ca'l to se2 me at
onee, Mrs. Emith. monagor ‘mploy
ment department, Underwood Typewri
ter Company, MRy i
GIRLS, now is yvour opporiunity to learn
millinery in best scheol in the South.
Thorough course guaranteed for $25.
Write Mrs. Lyle, New York Millinery
School, 40 Whitehall St.. Atlanta. =
218 WEEK eapenses advanced. No ean
vassing. Women to travel appointing
agents for flavors in tubes. Experience
UNnecessary, Reliable Mfrg. Co., 411
Como_Bldg., (Thicagnx_" Do i
WANTED—Experienced steno-book -
keeper, one who is accurate with books
and fair stenographer; only those com
petent peed apply. Phone Main 4891-J,
Monday morning. TR R
LADIES —Few hours selling our line of
washable fabrics will bring a com
fortable, steady income, Rofr)encefi.
Old Colony Textile Co., 304 (AG)Y Broad.
way, New York. Lptng Rt
WANTHED=—Send us your bare ideas for
photoplays, stories, etc. SSO to SI.OOO
for them. Fl.xperience unneces.l?f_\'. De
tails ‘free. Writer's Service, Dept. 72,
Auburn, N. Y.
FIVE' brignht, capable ladies to travel,
demonstrate and sell dealers. $75 to
4150 per month.” Railroad fare paid.
Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. 233,
Offinhi, HWE -0 it
WANTED—EXPERIENCED BUTTON
AND BUTTON-HOLE OPERATOR.
GOOD PAY, STEADY WORK. APPLY
B. &A. MFG. CO., 138 MARIETTA ST.
. 8. GOV. wants stenographers; cem
mence SIOO mo; 7 hours day; Atlanta
exams. Tuesdays; free sample questions.
Franklin Inst., I’esk 56M, Rochester, N. Y
WANTED—EXPERIENCED STENOG
RAPHER. MUST BE RAPID AND
ACCURATE. BEGINNERS NEED NOT
APPLY. P. O. BOX X, WINDER, GA._
“lANTED~Experiencad paper box cov
ering machine hands and helpers.
Steady work. Good fi;y. Atlanta Box
Factory, 197 Whitehall street.
WOMEN wanted immediately. Thous
ands Gov. war pes. open. SIOO mo. List
free. Franklin Inst., Dept. 602 M, Ro
chester, N. Y.
WANTED—Cooks, housegirls, nurses,
maids for hotels, also faundress,
wages $4 to $6 per week. 160% Auburn
b L ST s
THREE good cooks, dining room maid,
settled maid, all-round cook small ho
tel. 1018 Atlanta National Bank Bldg.
COLORED woman to cook and do gen
eral housework; must live on lot; good
wages. 27 W. 16th St., corner Spring.
WANTED—Good cook, maid and dining
room girl. Permanent positions. Ap
ply at once, 306 Hunter street.
COMPETENT girl for Jeneral house
work and cooking; small family; good
wages. 1180 Pledmont.
WANTED—Good cook and housekeeper,
some one ex%rlenced with young
Baby. Call W, 880 @ N
WANTED —Reliable wihte woman in
small family. Apply 105 Hurt street.
Phone Ivy 5809-J.
HATS. COME PREPARED TO WORK.
QOVEL’I‘Y HAT MFG. C 0.,, 115 GAR
NETT STREET. it
WOMAN to cook, clean and wash for
smail family one week. 6068 West
Peachtree.
WANTED-—Neat roung lady as dental
assistant. Apply at once, 710 Hurt
Bhilding. A s
WANTED-—Experienced suit and millt
nery salesladies. Apply 93 Whitehall
streef, :
GIRL to keep stock; light work. Apply
_at_once. 122 Peachtree Arcade.
WANTED—Laundry woman to do iron
_ing. Apply 308 Hunter street.
GIRL to helé) in marking department.
Troy Laundry, 210 Houston.
WANTED-—Housekeeper; reliable white
_woman. Phone West 1447,
WANTED—Good cook; room on lot. Call
Hemlock 849-I.
: MISCELLANEOUS,
ICLEARANCE SALE—Dhmand rings,
studs. scarf pins, earscrews, lockets,
brooches, La Vallieres, watches, chains,
charms, other éjewalry, bargain prices.
Loftis Bros. & Co., National Credit Jew
‘elerg,_s S. Broad. Open evenings.
'BIG shipment of coins just received.
~ The Hobby Shop, 184 Marietta St.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTEB—SIX OR EIGHT
HORSE-POWERBOILE R,
SUITABLE FOR GAS. CALL
MR. MACY, IVY 1611. - |
WE pay cash for furniture, house
hold goods, office fixtures, and in
fact anything you have for sale.
JACOBS' AUCTION AND SAL
VAGE CO..
M. 1434. 51 Decatur St. Atl. 2285.
WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
GAS STOVES AND RANGES.
HEATERS, refrigerators and everything
in house and office furniture. Ivy 1611,
& North Fryor & e o
WANTED-—About 100 pairs of Chicago
or Richardson roller skates in first
class condition. State lowest price. M.
B. Cohn, Princess Skating Rink, Spar
tanburg, 8. C.
WE pay !;l]zhen cash p!kces for house
holddgo s, planes. office furniture;
cash advanced on consignmeni. Central
Auction Co.. 12 E. Mttchell. St. M. 2424.
N o ¢ .« Renovating. We buy feath.
Mattress 5 Ivy 1280, Atl. 1062.
American Mattress Co., 401 Auburn.
WANTED—Harvard Classics, ‘second
hand. Address W., care Georgian, Box
754, stating pride and where books can
be seen. ’ 3
WANTED—GoIden oak library table;
_must be seasonable and nice. M. 671.
'R Old refrigerators and
M‘_B_Ll\lm& ‘Boorstein's. 1. 1811
M 1 Bought, sold, exchanged
P UIlllt“Pe Gibson's Fur. Ex. M. 4547.
FURNITURJ bousht for_cash.
FURNITURE@G R*2:/"m 3769
BEST prices paid for second-nand cloth
_lng. 134 Decatur street. Main 5092.
CASH for old clothes and shoes; drop a
card; we will call. 150 Decatur St.
aid for old furniture. Dixie
Cash Firuidire Co. 85 8. Forsyth:
ROOFS Vanted—Roofs to repair.
WANTED-—-To purchase aecond-hnndl
metal cabinet safe., Ivy 6365, ]
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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
BARGAINS IN HEATERS.
AND ALL OTHER HOUSE AND OF
FICE FURNISHINGS.
$65 Baseburner heaters . . . . . $20.00
S Meaters . N e
RN ROVEE . i e Vs W e
LR REREEE . o i ia v S
Wood and Coal Stoves. . . . . . 5.00
CORI RANEes . (v o w 6 o N
il Hen‘rors ¢ Tt e S Ser g 850 TR D
FMONer PIDOG . . L e N sk e B
FAIRYSE PN L e R
B e R O AT
Wishbone Bprings. . \c o i i v 350
Folt Nattresses. . . '. ~ & 4 . 1200
Tables: .. L e T AT ki T
SHIOE NIl . . aal i o L B
eBE T RN AR i e B
BOORSTEIN'S, 33 N. Pryor.* Ivy 1611.
| We Make and Sell Only
¥ 2 s
- National Cash Registers
. ~+
' and Credit Files
Lowest prices. Small monthly
! payments. No -interest charges
Written guarantee. Old regis
ters repaired. rebuilt, bought,
sold ani exchanged.
nl N
| A. E. HARLESS, Agent
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO
54 N. Pryor St. Ivy 8443.
SCALES FOR SALE.
One 4-ton wagon.
Cne 1%-ton Dormont,
One 1i;-ton swlr.g’ and overhead.
Two 800-Ih. floor.
JAMES A. FORSYTH,
] Scale Repairer.
111 West Cain St. Phone Ivy 3180-J.
'“FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS,
FOR SALF MONDAY:
$12.50 METAL BBDS .. ;. .. ..$ .50
1250 COTTON MATTRESSES .. 17.50
25,00 OAK CHIFFOROBE ... .. 17.0¢
450 OAX CHIFFOROBE .." .. 30.00
$5.00 DAVENETTE .. ... ... 15,00
2.6 @ BY 12 BRUSSBELS RUGS 12,50
And a lhou;:[m;l\(:!rpim"u}mrmlin&
TR ‘RN IRE CO.,
II_)_I} |.l_'~,~__>_” "85 S. Forsyth St.
SECOND-HAND
LUMBER
FOR SALE—Am wrecking 4 o'd frame
| buildings in rear 28 North Butler St.,
between Decatur and Gilmer Sts..
framing, brick, kinding. etec., CHEAP.
; Apply_on premises. P. B. HOPKINS. _
; . a 1 D . '
FOR SALE—LADIES' HAIR
i DARK BROWN, WONDER
[ FUL BARGAIN. WRITE BOX
[ 755, GEORGIAN.
| FOR SALE—A body and rear
‘ construction for Cadillac car.
{ Cherry Transfer and\Slorage Co.,
{509 Marietta St.
IF['R;\'ITI'RE bought, sold and:
| exchanged. Gibson Furniture
i Exchange, 23 E. Mitchell. M.
14fi47.
SECOND-HAND shotguns bought and
sold; complete line of sporting goods
nd ammunition; h-mtlng license for
sale W. H. Perrin Co., 60 North Broad
| street. L nide e
LOFTIS BROS, & CO., National Credit
Jewelers—Rock bottom prices and
easy terms, diamonds, watches, jewelry,
6 South BroaJd. Open even!ggu.
SALTED peanuts, peanut butter sand
wiches and fruitcake, the famous
SUNSHINE brands. Sunshine Peanut
Co., 102 8. Forsyth.
FOR SALE—Two modern dictaphones,
with adgdition fixtures; used about two
months. L. M. 8., 812 Hurt Building.
SODA fountain, show cases, electric
piano, moving picture machine; 26c¢
on dollar. Box 737, Georgian.
MAINSPRING put In ycxr watch for
I 50c, guaranteed. McDuffie, 148 P’tree.
I COFFEE urns and metal furniture. At-
I _lanta Billiard Supply Co., 73 S. Broad.
J h J J
SODA FOUNTS, ' ditn " sve
SAVE 25 TO 50 YER CENT
TUGGILE SHORE CO. 41 So. Broad St.
NEW and second-hand safe? all sizes.
j -C. 4. Daniel, 408 Fourth Nat Sk.-Bldg.
RUBBER stamps, seals, stencils. Ben
nett's Ptg. and Stamp Co., 26 S. Broad
7 CASES, new and used; easy
S.E(_)&.}f«f’“-_?‘ Madison avenue.
VIOLINS bought, sold, repaired. S. M.
Kimbrell, Forsyth Bldg. Ivy 3109-J.
ANTIQUE jewelry for sale; rare collec
tions. McDuffie, 148 Peachtree.
FOR SALE—SODA FOUNT. 819 AT.
NAT. BANK BLDG.
FOR SALE-—One Estey organ. 145
‘Whitefoord avenue.
FURNITURE.
Bedroom and Kitchen
< g
Furniture,.cheap for
cash.
MAIN 2769,
A 7e
CALL MONDAY!
1 NEW Singer machine, sec. walnut fin
ish, a beauty, $35: mahogany dining
suit, no scratches and good as new
(terms if desired to respansible party).
This is beautiful furniture; SIOO. A. L.
Kenyon, 90 S. Pryor St. Phone M. 1243.
FOR FURNITURE BARGAINS
Go to Boorstein's, 33 N. Pryor; new and
used furniture, stoves, heaters, rugs,
matting. linoleum and office fixtures.
FOR 9JALE-—Can move right in; com
plete furnishings of four rooms, pur
chased since July and used by a couple.
Am leaving Atlanta. _Call Ivy 4243.
FURNITURE bought, sold and ex
changed. Swift Fur. Co., 17 E. Mitch
ell. Main 2769, .
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
A A A AAP
WANTED—Talking machine In good
condition, for. hospital ward, Camp
Gordon. * Must be bargain. Box 739,
care Georgian.
S6OO FISCHER piano to sell Tor $l5O.
Call Ivy 5553.
e
EXCHANGE— MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Setter
gip, 2 years old, male pointer, 2 years;
well trained; $lO each. Will take good
revolver or watch for one of them. M.
L. Crawford, Tiger, Ga. .
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
BRYAN ELECTRIC CO.
WE HAVE on hand at all times a hrge
assortment of used and new electric
motors at reduced prices. Vx:nz\nnmu
same as new all second- motors
rebullt by us. We do all kinds of indus
trial power and light wiring.
Electrical Contractors and Dedlers in
New and Used Machinery,
53 Ed_fewood avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
Tvy 1788. yy 1790. Atlanta 5000.
FOR SALE-—~—One each 25, 40" and 60
horsepower boilers, one each, 20, 40
and 70 horsepower engines; also one
small Deloach sawmill. Also two three.
stand 70-saw Munger gin outfits. W.
L. Nix, Carroliton, Ga. .
FOR SALE--One 4-horsepower sas or
kerosene engine; also cord wood saw.
Will sell wood outfit reasonable. Been
used only three months. Write H. G.
Sample, Alamo, Ga.
ONE planing mill plant. Writé R. F.
_Mize & Son, Lafayette, Ga.
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE.
1
A RARE BARGAIN.
Visible Monarch, -
$50.00
Factory rebuilt and
fully guaranteed.
Money back if you
are mnot more than
pleased. Other big bar
gains«in all standard
makes. Free catalog
S. G.-75 gladly sent.
4
AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE CO.,
43 N. Pryor. Atlanta, Ga.
T N
oKR ERRL 00, .
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LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
IVY 5871—ATL, 704,
IVY 8436. TAXICABS, IVY 322
EXCELSIOR AUTO CQ., INC.,
PIEDMONT HOTEL.
ATLANTA TAXI CO., M. 549. Hotel
dist. 26c. By hour $1.50 52 Madison.
GATE CITY TAXI COMPANY,
197 Auburn avenue. Atl %69, Ivy 2692-T.
MONEY WANTED.
WANTED--Responsible man or woman
to make me a loan of $176 'with in
terst. Owe that amount to severa!
people who are gouging me for inter
est. Cap- give gaod security for loan.
Railway man for twenty years with
Southern Railway. Willing to pay rea
i(imahle interest. Box 760, care Gecr
an.
e e
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY (tomorrow), at
86'S. Pryvor, one of the
finest assortments of new
and slightly used furni
ture, rugs, art squares, and
general housefurnishings
we have offered this year,
consisting of a fine Conover
piano, a solid mahogany
dining room suit, a three
piece mahogany davenette,
parlor s uit, mahogany,
ivory and walput, matched
bedroom suits and odd
pieces, mahogany and fiber
parlor, library and living
room furniture, steel beds.
sewing cabinets; the finest
of hand tufted and Wilton
rugs and art squares, rock
ers, dishes, hall strips, ete.
All of the above to go to
the highest bidders. At
the same time we will open
our antique department to
the public, but at private
sale only. This is undoubt
edly the finest collection of
genuine antique mahogany
and rosewood fugniture in
the South. Connoiseurs will
ha,well repaid by attending
Monday, February 11; at
10:30 a. m., at 86 S. Pryor.
B. BERNARD,
{ Auctioneer.
AT AUCTION:
AT-10 a. m., Tuesday, we
will offer a fine lot of fur
niture and household goods
consisting of solid- mahog
any: Queen Anne dining
room suit, some fine bed
room furniture, in old
ivory, walnut and mahog
any, mahogany chifforobe,
parlor and living room fur
niture, library tables, fum
ed oak library suit, brass
beds, springs, felt mat
tresses, fiber rush and reed
chairs,odd dressers, chiffon
iers,and dressing tables,.Ja
cobean dining room suit,
Morris chairs, tea wagon,
electrie lamps, Vernis-Mar
tin eabinet, tapestry, living
room suit, rugs, art squares,
curtains, hall runners and
‘many other things too num
erous to mention, to the
highest bidder at 10 a. m,,
Tuesday, February 12.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.
10-12 E. MITCHELL ST.
B. BERNARD will pay cash for second
hand housefurnisiings, office furni
ture. Phome Main 2306.
MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE.
5 6, 7 AND 8 PER CENT
MONEY TO LEND ON REAL
ESTATE; FIVE YEARS OR
LESS; INTEREST PAYABLE
SEMIANNUALLY. SPLENDID
PAYING-BACK PRIVILEGES.
BROWN - FOSTER A REALTY
CO., 210 FLATIRON BLDG.
MONEY TO LOAN at & 6 and 7 per
2ent, city improved property. Estab
lished 27 years. Prompt and confldcn
tial attention.
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
gy oot BEETICE BUOME - = L
REAL ESTATE LOANS—Three tu flve
years. Also longer time on monthly
payment plan.
A. L. WALDG, Secretary,
MONEY to !van at 7 per cent; » per
cent commission; in sums of SSOO,
SI,OOO and_more. Thomas J. Wesley,
298 Grant BOE. - L o o
LOANS on_Atlanta real estate. Current
rates. John Carey, Amerlc;‘n Sav
ings Bank, corner Broad and Xlabama.
WE can make 6 and 7 per cent loans to
rebuild in »urnt district. Thomas J.
Wesley, Cashier. 209 Grant Bldg.
$250 to sso,ooo—Special funds, farms,
city and sufiyurban Bmperty. o Wi
Carson, 414 Empire Bullding.
MONEY for loans and purchase money
notes on hand. Liebman, 17 Walton
St.. Real Estate and Renting.
MONEY TO LOAN—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, SALARIES. CHATTELS.
LOANS ON FURNITURE
AT LOW LAWFUL RATES.
By a new system of rates, a policy of
gvlng SERVICE has esfablismd the
itizens’ J.oan Company's business on a
broader rlane of usefulness: making
personal loans in sums of $25 ui)ward on
short notice and without gubllc ty.
The CITIZENS' LOAN COMPANY has
gained the rc:’pect. confidence and fa
vorable consideration of the public
throufih a conscientious endeavor to ren
der SERVICE satisfactory to the com
munltr by higher standards and by in
uglrat ons to be helpful and keep abieast
of the times. p
Easy Payments
$ 25 LOAN PAY $2 PER MO. AND INT.
$ 50 LOAN TAY $4 PE§ MO AND INT.
SIOO LOAN PAY SB2 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
I money troubles. We can help you.
' CITIZENS’ LOAN CO.,
401 PETERS BLDG.
MAIN 3771. ATLANTA 677.
i MONEY FOR SALARIED
RP‘Al)Y.\’[E.\’ ON- THEIR OWN
NAME, WITHOUT INDORSEMENT OR
COLLATERAL. CONFIDENTIAL.
R. D. ISON CO.,
510 PETERS BUILDING.
LOANS to salaried men and others in
amounts of $25 to S2OO on indorse
i ments or other security. E. W. Green
,way & Co., 316-17 Empire Bldg. I. 1654,
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1918.
MONEY TO LOAN—HCUSEHOLD
~ANNS =ALAPRIES. CHATTELS.
A A A AAA A P
Guarantee Loan Company
208 ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
By meeting the demands of the psople
for loan accommogdations at a very low
lawful rate, our elastic plan for ropaj
ment—the high quality of our servicd—
has 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, you can afford to borrow
from us at a profit to yourself.
Guarantee Loan Company,
308 ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
MAIN 440 Phones _ ATLANTA 722.
QUICK SERVICE ON LOANS.
LOWEST RATES,
BEST TERMS.
Now is the time to get bargains In
everything at clearance sales; also to
discount your bills; all it requires is a
little ready cash; we will let you have
any amount on furniture, pianos, ete.;
ctrietly confidential. .
O. F. WHITTEN CO.,
201 Flatiron Bldg. Phone Ivy 9425.
LOAN $25 AND UP,
WITHOUT REAL I\STATE SECURITY.
1111 EMPIRE BLDG. IVY 3661.
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AUTOMOBILES.
STUDEBAK¥R
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT,
245-247 Peachtree Street.
Phone Ivy 1694,
Series 18-4 Studebaker seven-pas-
SUDREE. Ul L b SR
Series 17-6 Studebaker, seven-pas-
T AR SR A T e .
Series 16-6 Studebaker, seven-pas-
SEREER N e e G ST TN
Series 15-6 Studebaker, five-pas-
T T eTG RT W e
Series 14-6 Studebaker, seven-pas-
SROREY .l L M s R
Series 16-4 Studebaker, seven-pas-
BEREBY 08 O i s e e DD
Series 15-4 Studebaker, five-pas-
BOUEEY s o S, s aea A
Series 14-4 Studebaker, five-pas-
BORger .. S ek i R a 0
One 15-4 Paige, five-passenger .. 400
Ome 16-4 Maxwell, five-pagsenger .. 300
One 16-4 Chevrolet 490, five-pas-
BOIOWET s el oel g ::501
One 16-4 Baby Grand, five-passen- |
EOP. .0 oon oVI el G L O
One 14-4 Buick 25, five-passenger .. 300
One 15 Ford, five-passenger .. .. .. 300
One 15 Ford roadster, two-passenger 275
One 16-4 Studebaker, panel deliv- I
QP LSRR A R e e e T
One 15-4 Studebaker, panel deliv-
BB TT G PTG e
Terms May Be Arranged. |
STUDEBAKER j
= USED-CAR -
DEPARTMENT, |
245-247 Peachtree Street.
Phone Ivy 169¢. |
Hupmobile 32"
-electric lights
and starter; motor
recently thoroughly
overhauled and in
excellent runnng
condition. As Lam
| going to be drift
| ed, 1 will sacrifce
| this car for $375.
o If you want a gord
I car at'a low prie,
; address S. B. T,
I Box 800, 'care
I Georgian.
\
SUPERIOR TRUCK !
One-ton. This truck
we took in on a 2-ton |
sale and overhauled
and repainted it. It’s
a bargain at SBSO, and
a careful buyer will ap
preciate this value.
Looks like new. Supe
rior Motor Truck Co.,
Whitehall and Stewart
Avemue.
\N ¢
" Buiek Little Four.
Hudson Limousine. }
Newport National Six.
Buick 4, Rofdster.
The above cars are in good
cox_)ditioln and for sale at bar
gain prices.
THOMPSON MOTOR CAR CO.,
455 Peachtree St.,
Ivy 8722,
WE HAVE WHITE 3-4-
TON, WITH EXPRESS
BODY, HAS BEEN
OVERHAULED AND RE
PAINTED. IS PRAC
TICALLY NEW, $1,500.
THE WHITE CO., 65 IVY
STREET. »
REO FOUR-CYLINDER,
FIVE-PASSENGER
CAR; ABSOLUTELY
NEW; BIG BARGAIN.
POOLE & M'CULLOUGH
MOTOR CO., 311 PEACH-~
TREE STREET.
oo menila 00l e AV
Chevrolet Baby Grand.
Bnael Baatane .
JOHN M. SMITH COMPANY,
122 Auburn Avenue. X
FORD.
Avnthorized Sales and Service.
PRICHARD-ORR SALES Co.,
WEST END—EAST POINT. .
Phone whea 1o : Phone E. 813
AUTOMOBILES,|
FOR . SALE — Overlan{ (7l
| Roadster; —good conjti
' Reasons, leaving town. B .
| care Georgian. !
lIF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET Rk
¢ USED AUTOMOBILE IT wil, -p‘Q
YOU TO SEE US BEFORE BUY NG,
JOS. G. BLOUNT,
. 451 PEACHTREE STREET,)
A T T
‘ FORD—I9I7—SEDA
ELECTRIC starter, lights, oversiza {
t Speedometer; car like new; gna
teed perfect and a bargain; S7OO,
Edgewood Ave.
| YES. WE HAVE USED CARS ¥
[ SALE. CHEAP, TOO.
JOS. G. BLOUNT,
451 PEACHTREE ST.
SEVEN-PASSENGER 1917 model pra
tically new Mitchell car. Wi ta
SSOO cash or make terms to suit,
| sell now. Call West 1540-J.
11916 DODGE for sale; cheap if yo, a
I looking for a bargain. See car ap g
ll(.fi()dum‘s garage, Ivy and Gilmer g
| FOR SALE—Maxwell car, 5-passeng
I 1216 model; bargain. Jake's Lo
| Office, 120 Decatur street.
IFOR SALE—Buick 1917, six-cylinder,
good condition, at a bargain. (, T
IB_Q_x_B(l_oaro_ge_glgvlgn. .
| FOR SALE—Ford truck with removap]
-bed and 1914 body: excellent cong
tion. Call Clarkston 28.
| CHEVROLET 1917 touring car, fiva
| seated. Will trade for value rea] e
tate Jv 8
FOR SALE-—Dodge 1916, cheap, if s
at once. Address C. K., Box B¢9, ca
Georgian. e
ONE Hudson 6; will sell cheap for ca
or trade for small car or diamond, ]
T 12- L. :
STUDEBAKER used (‘—a-r’d?parrmin
bargains in used cars. Zil‘_m\uhyr
USED CARS—Wllly’'s Overland, |
__ 286 Peachtree: Used Car Departmen
FOR SALE—I9I4 Ford, 5-pass.. gz
condition. J. R. Bruce, 809 Mariett
SAXON roadster, 1916, thoroughly ove
_hauled; perfect’ condition. Call 1 4
SECVERAL bargalns in used cars. A
lanta Cadillac Co.. 183 Peachtree.
19016 HUDSON, 7-passenger; good cond|
tion. Box 752, care Georgian
BARGAINS in used cars. J. Q. Lew
Motor Co., 232 Peachtree St. :
FOR SALE—Ford touring car; excellen
shape. = W., care Georgian. .
AUTOS FOR EXCHANGE,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
'NEW UNUSED SAXON 6 SE
II)AI\'. BOX 802, Columbus, Ga
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
PO AR AT AR A~ an
I HAVE some beautiful diamonds by
want an automobile. If you have a
automobile and had rather have dia
monds, which are just like cash, we ca
trade. No old car considered, must (4
in A-1 shape and practically ney)
Write ‘“Diamond,” care Georgian.
et iit i b e e 3
WANTED—Runabout Ford by a minls
ter; part cash, balance on long time
Address P. A, care Georglan.
WANTED—To buy Ford speedster for
cash. Must be in A-1 condition. Box
764, -care Georgian.
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GARAGE WANTED.
AAAAAAAAAAA AAANAA AN AN AAN
IVVANTED‘TO rent automobile garags
convenient to- corner Capitol and
Georgia Ave, Address Mrs. Gable, 24
Capitol Ave. -
ACCESSORIES.
A A A A A A A AN A AAP AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
AUTO REPAIRING
N A AA A AA A A AAN AAA
KELLEY or Dearborn truck attach
ment, assembled to any car; makes
guaranteed 1 to 2-ton truck. 249 Mari
etta street. _Main 1140. =
I AUTOCENOUS WELDING.
A~ AAAA AA A A AAA A A A
ISCORED CYLINDERS FILLED WITH
' __OUT WARPING OR ENLARGING
USING SAME PISTONS AND RINGS
'AUTOGENOUS WELDING.
- ATLANTA WELDING (O,
4 IVY BT, IVY 65367
PRITCHARD-ORR SALES CO.,
AUTOGENOUS WELDING.
AUTO PAINTING.
AAA AAR AP AAN AAo bl
JOHN M. SMITH CO.
CARS REPAINTED.
Tlol‘ re-covel]'ed n.ngu x;‘e&alred: wheels,
springs and axles re .
Bogleu built to order or repaired
120-122-124 Auburn Avenue.
MAGNETOS.
P e A AA~ oA
EISMANN MAGNETO,
OFFICIAL service station, Dube Auto
Service, 12 Porter place, Ivy 1989.
MOTOR REPAIRING,
e.L3 . T A A-1 3%
HOGUE Electric Co., 42 Walton St., At
lanta, Ga. Motors bought and sold.
RADIATOR REPAIRERS.
AAAAAA AAA A A A A A AP
DIXIE RADIATOR CO,
'igpeciall.t in repairing all auto radia
rs. 71 Ivy street. Phone Ivy 388,
atlanta, Ga.
T e e —————————
\ W. J. MILAM,
R\DIATORS r;gnired by men of long
_‘aining. 117 Piedmont avenus. I. 93
STORAGE BATTERIES.
. D—3 by 15 three-cell battery.
st be cheap for cash. Box 750
caraGeorgian.
READY STORAGE BATTERY CO.
14 Houston St. Ivy 4129.
) VULCANIZING.
FOR Es best vulcanlzing at the most
modtate price, also new and used
tires, 80 Two-In-One Tire Co., 35 Au
burn abnue. Ivy 2238.
\ TIRES.
P AA A AA A AAA AP PP
PORTAG@, GOODRICH, FIRESTONE
PULLMN, CONGRESS AND SEVEE
AL OTHSR STANDARD MAKES
\ Cheaper
s \ Grade
Slze. in. Skid. Tubes. Tires.
30 by 3 ?8.95. $950 $236 §57.9
30 by 3% 11.85 1245 2.60 10.46
32 by ¥4 8.90 1490 328 1.9
sl.by 4 <RBE 7 17,90 3.45 157
|22 by 4 9% 18.50 3.80 16.00
-23 by 4 50 18.85 3.90 16.20
lof by 4 0 199 4.00 16.95
35 by 414 2 27.40 475 22.00 |
36 by 436 260 2840 4.85 2300 4
McPHERSON RUBBER CO., Atlanta, |
Ga., Store 64A N. Forsyth, Ivy 52%
Birmingham. \la., Store 2103 First Ave.
Goodyear 30 3 plain, $0.35; 30 by 3%,
id, $13.85. e
* ETREAD i
Your own tiresit home. Forty minutes
work does it. new method. Any one
can do it. Puty new 500-mile nonskil
on your tread4orn tire. A complete
outfit for the fi wing prices:
30 by 3, $6.50; 3%y 334 $6.75; 82 by 3%
;7.25: 31 by 4, 325%3» 4, $9: 33 by 4,
9@% 34 by 4, sl} 35 by 4, $lO. Agents
get’ sample. 'Whn ordering, mention
size. Send checßor money order with
order. New Skid Equipment Compan:
Dept. A, 214 Gr Lane Roxborough,
Philadelphia, Pa. o
GUARANTEED ti#}s, new stock, 30x3,
$7.98; 30x3%, s, SIO.OO. Other
size prices on req\st. Goods shipped
€. O. D. on a})prm :
ATLANTA TIRE XD RUBBER CO.
67 N. Torsyth feet. Tvy 3083,
DO NOT throw awalyour old tires. W
will stitch two tdether at a small
cost with our new 1&k-stitch auto ti*e
machine. All work haranteed. Geor
gla. Double Tread TH{ Co., Ivy 17566-J.
6 Edgewood avenue. =5
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