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Agents Wanted ........... & h-6
Auction Sales BRIPIE RGN, | 6
Autbs For Bale ..........8-7-8 7-1-2
Auto Accessories ~........ T 1-2
Bullding Material .......000 T 7-8
Business Cardes ........eOOO 6 4
Business Personals ........ 6 4
Business Opportunities ~.. & 4
I il ki irsivsasvan B “
NERLIONAI . .iv...ioviensee B b
Funeral Notlces ieivsvabs 8
Purniture For gale ........ 6 6
Tor Rent—Furnished Rooms 7 8
For Rent-—Furnished or
Unfurnished Rooms ..... 7T 4
For Rent—Furnished
Housekeeping Rooms .... 7T 3
For Rent—Unfurnished
B ) itikiisisensin | ¥ 4
For Rent—l'nfurnished
Housekeeping Rooms .... 7T 3
For Rent—Furnished .
DDRIBORES . ..viiiavrnnen T
For Rent—Furnished or
Unfurnished Apartments 7-5-6 8-1- 2
For Rent—Unfurnished
ESINES . . veoocsennnsi T 3-4
For Rent—Furnished Rooms 7 4
"fi Rent—J'urnished
D s.iiscuvsssosammen T 4
For Rent-Unfurmished
B vk iisrnssrsievn O 3-4
:: Rent—Offioes ......... 7 4
Rent—Business Prop-
Cfl{‘ bxivsmsdessonng 1 7
ent--Btores .......... 6 6
Rent—Farms .......... b 2
OO . .so:cvooneee § 2
B BOID ...cioooooo § 1-2
For Rale or |
RS i .iiccoiinesees B 2
g For Sale or Rent.... & 2
anted—Male ........ & -6-7-8
elp %lnted—&)“emala veve 85-8 6-1-2-3
ale and Female.... 6 3
B POUNd . osicisene B 3
BN BUOOK . .......c.ooooion B i
‘Wanted All Varieties ...... 8 §
h!ncr{ and Tools ...... 6/ 6
seal Instruments ....... 6 R
Hlaneous . , . . . ~ . 6 6
iscellaneous Wanted . ~ . 6 b
iscellaneous for Sale . . . 6 6-6
scellaneous for Exchange . 6 6
B NS . i, i T 2-8 |
oney to Loan on Household
B s s X 2-3
anyWa.ntod......z 2
B L 4 se e 3
B ionnsrnnmnommensves 8 3
I v 4 s v a B 8-4
: B s aae B 3-4
B ksl e s g 4
way Schedules . .. . 2
B and Boadd . . . .. % 3
PEstate for Sale . . ~ 7 7-8
Estate for Sale or Ex
eh0,ng........‘l s
Estate Wanted . . . 7 8
b Piants, Trees .. . & ’-:
Special Notices .... .. 6
] men Wanted . ....3 4-5
Situations—Male . . . . . 3
Situations-—-Female . . , . 6 1
2e.s . 0 Y 2
: B Wanted . . . . . 8 2
R .. s o s B 2
; writers for Sale ~ . 7 9
] e lieard . . . . . T 1
Wanted-Rooms. . . . . . 7T 4
‘unted—Houses . . . . . 7 4
s epees |
~ HELP WANTED-—FEMALE,
WE WANT 25 NEAT-AP
PEARING GIRLS OVER
16 YEARS OF AGE TO
_ LEARN FANCY CHOOO
LATE 'PACKING; PER
MANENT POSITION,
GOOD WAGES; TDRAL
WORKING CONDI
"TIONS. APPLY MR
YOUNG, NUNNALLY 00.
WANTED — EXPERI
ENCED OPERATORS
ON OVERALLS AND
PANTS. WILL TAKE A
FEW WITHOUT EXPE
RIENCE.: OUR EXPE
RIENCED OPERATORS
EARN sl2 TO sl6 WEEK
LY AND HAVE REGU
LAR WORK ALL THE
YEAR. APPLY NUN
NALLY & McCREA €O,
41 E. MITCHELL ST.
WANTED — BRIGHT
YOUNG LADY 20 TO
25 YEARS OLD TO
LEARN MARKING AND
ASSORTING IN READY:
TO-IRON DEPART
MENT; MUST WRITE
GOOD HAND AND BE
WILLING TO WORK.
APPLY 1018 ATLANTA
NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING,
WANTED—POWER MA
CHINE OPERATORS
TO MAKE CARHARTT
OVERALLS: 10 P E R
CENT INCREASE IN
!UNION SCALE OF
"W AGES. HAMILTON
CARHARTT,CORN ER
MITCHELL AND PRYOR
STREETS.
g TED—Mald to assist in general
rww«u’k Small apartment. L. ,121—1..
HEARST’'S SUNDAY AMERICAN
HE_L’P WANTEQ—FEMALE.
OPERATORS ON
PANTS, HIGHEST
WAGES IN CITY.
STEADY WORK ALL
YEAR. SATER BROS,
33 E. MITCHELL ST,
Y 3
CHAMBERLIN - JOHN
SON-DUBOSE CO. want
sewers in the upholstery
department. Apply imme
|dmtl-l‘\'.
WANTED.-FIFTEEN INTEL
LIGENT GIRLS TO PACK
AND MAKE CANDY. APPLY
MONDAY MORNING AT
WILEY CANDY CO, HAYNES
| AND HHUNTER STREETS.
! EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
. TO MAKE PANTS = AND
BIND WASH SKIRTS;
STEADY WORK; BEST
i]'l([('ES. WISEBERG, 8114
MARIETTA STREET,
YOUNG LADY FOR CLERICAL POSI
. TION. MUST WRITE GOOD PLAIN
HAND AND BE QUICK AND ACCU
RATH. ALSO WANT A GOOD TYP
BT, BRING WRITTEN APPLICATION
'WITH YOU AND CALL FOR MR. Mc.
DONALD, 16 WEST MITCHELL BT,
WITH HASTINGS' SEED CO., MON
DAY MORNING AT 8 O'CLOCK. _
PLAIN SEWRRS MAKE FROM sl6 TO
$26 WEEK IN OUR FACTORY. CAN
GIVE YOU THE SAME WORK. EN
TERPRISE MFG. CO., 88% W. ALA
BAMA. <
WANTED — EXPERIENCED
OPERATORS AND FINISH
ERS ON WOOL AND SILK
SKIRTS. CRESCENT SKIRT
MFG. CO., 4% PETERS ST.
WANTED — SKIRT OPERA
| TORS. CAN USE A FEW IN
EXPERIENCED. READY-TO
WEAR MFG. CO,, 59%% E. ALA
STREET.
WANTED. YOUNG LADY WITH
STENOGRAPHIC TRAINING PRE- |
FERRED. AN OPPORTUNITY TO
BETTER YOUR POSITION, GIVE
REFERENCES AND SALARY EX
PECTED. P. 0. BOX 1416, ATLANTA,
WOMEN TO WORK IN BAG, TRAY
AND BOX DEPARTMENT. ONLY
WANT THOSE WHO WILL WORK
STEADILY., SUCH WILL RECEIVE
GOOD PAY. APPLY ATLANTA PA
PER CO., CORNER MOORE AND
GBORGIA RAILROAD. ~ .
WANTED — COMPETENT
TYPIST. APPLY IN PER
SON, ELYEA-AUSTELL, 17
N. PRYOR, .
LADIES--A few hours weekly, selling
our Yopulnr line of washable fabrics
will bring a comfortable income. Write
for free uam?lel and particulars. Send
references. Nld Colony Textile Co.,
304-AG Broadway, N. Y.
IMMEDIATELY, several flrst-class ex
- perienced female telegraph operators
for training as telegraph refenten' at
tendants; permanent position, short
hours, good salary. Address Hox 614,
care Georglan. |
CAPABLE woman for permanent posi
tion distributing hosfery and under
wear to regular customers, at mill prices,
All or s&aro time. SSO to SIOO monthly.
Parker Mills, 2711 North Twelfth street,
Philadelphia.
CIVIL, Service examinations In Atlanta
soon; women desiring clerkships, post
office, Government departments, |tano{-
raphers, write for free particulars to
J. C. Leonard, 622 Kenois 81dg.,, Wash-
A
GENTLEWOMAN of broad culture, with
knowledge of or great desire for in
terior decoration and art furnishing
training. Extraordinary opportunity.
Mrs. Ross, care Georgian.
$lB WEEK e)‘wensu advanced, No can
vassing. omen to travel apßmt
ing agents for flavors in tubes. I pe
ul&n{m un%(l‘iesatl(r"f\"i Rellable Mfg. Co.,
Como Bldg., Chicago. ¢
‘ WANTED-—Steno-hookkeeper; voung
lady capable of taking charge of of
‘flce. Answer in own hauiwrmngé glv-
Ing experience and references. iy
O, Box 1202, Atlanta. =
FIVE “bright, capable ladies to travel,
demonstrate and sell dealers. $75 to
sls¢ per month. Rallroad fare paid.
Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. 233,
Omaha, Nebr. e
U. 8 GOV. wants stenographers; com
mence SIOO mo; 7 hours day; Atlanta
exams. Tuesdays; free sample questions.
Franklin Inst., Desk SM, Rochester, N. Y
WANTED “Smart white girl, 18 to 20
Yetars‘olg. to vlv;o::d in collar d.far?-
ment; steady wor . Apply
Capital Gty Laundry, 138 Whitenall St.
COLORED HRLP.
TWO colored cooks, three all-round col.
ored cooks, amal lg:tels. 1018 At
lanta_Natlonal Bank Bullding.
GIRLS—-The first five who lpplar will be
given a complete course an pafilna‘
K::luon; absolutely free. Atlanta Bar-
College, 831 South Pryor St. 1‘
GIRLS-—The first five who npplx will be
given a complete course an pagln“
goaluon; absolutely free. Atlanta Bar
er College, 31 South Pryor St. |
WOMEN wanted immediately. Thous
ands Gov. war pos. open. SIOO mo, List
free. Franklin Inst., Dept. 602 M, Ro
chester, N. Y.
1 ladies, tralned for expert cor
set work; fitters and buyers' position
‘fiunnteed. 214 Peachtree Arcade.
‘B RN L e
WANTED-—Machine men_and laborers.
Apply Coleord Lumber Comx;:my Mon.
day morning, corner Humphrigs and
S SRR R e
YOUNG lady stenographer. Apply mm
own handwriting. State experience if
any, salary expected., Box 783, Georglan.
WANTED —~Woman without family to
cook, clean up, wash and lr%l. small
family; room in house. Phone D. 160-J.
NEED sevral typists for few weeks;
good pay. Dixie Culvert and Metal
Company, 327 Healey Bullding.
' HOUSEKEEPER for man and two boys.
Lady from small town preferred. Box
A 6 Maretes, Go.
AN experienced nurse for young child;
l'beral wages; references. Box 808,
care Georglan, Lo Lt ss e
WANTED-—Cook, maid, nurse, laun
dress, housegirls; good pay. 160 Au
burn_avenue.
'“’INTEfi-—-Experienced ltenornpher
and bookkeper. Address Box 612, care
Beatptan, L
SOME one to live in house to heijfi?fifi
general housework. Apply 9% Wabash
avenue. L
WANTED-—Good cook: one who wishes
_lo work. Apply 779 W. Peachtree St
EXPERIENCED help wanted for ladies'
_tailoring. J. Gerson, §Ol Peachtree.
WANTED—Chiidren’s nurse. Apply 665
West Peachtree street.
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TEACHERS WANTED.
B A AAN A
THE ACME TEACHERS' AGENCY—
Unique methods, best service, most
liberal terms. Ivy 7093. 1233 Healey
Building Atlanta, Ga.
THE ACME TEACHERS AGENCY—
Unique methads, best service, most
liberal terms. Ivy 7093. 1233 Healey
Building, Atlanta, Ga.
TEACHERS—High school positions our
speciaity. For results, write High
School Teachers’ Agency, Box 344-A,
Augusta, Ga.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
A AR AR
STEELE-~Friends of Mrs. Laura A.
Steele, Mr. and Mrs, James A.
Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Steele, Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Harry
Steele are invited to attend the fu
neral of Mrs, Laura A, Steele this
(Sunday) afternoon at 2 o'clock
from Awtry & Lowndes’' chapel. Fol.
lowing pallbearers are requested to
assemble at the chapel: &dr. E E.
Smith, Mr., Charles Conaway, Mr,
Otis 1. Lyle, Mr. James Thomrlon.
My, V. H, Shearer, Mr, J. H, Wilson,
Dr. J. Bprole Lyons will officlate, In.
terment Westview,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A AN AP APAPNAP AP PPN APIAGS PP
To Al Parties Concerned: This is to
advise that the commanding officer
of Company K, 328th Infantry, Camp
Gordon, will not be responsible for any
accounts made in the city of Atlanta by
any person, unless said person has writ?
ten authorf',v from the undersigned.
t CHARLES G. CLEMENT,
_Commanding Co. FE, 328th Infantry.
LOST AND FOUND.
A A AP AAP AP PPN A
The law of Georgia declares w 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 lofully Habla to
the m‘mrul owner for thelr rropor care
while In the finder's w-un on, and he
Is legally entitled to reimbursed for
expensges Incurred In properly urlnghfor
the goods found, and may retain them
until ench axneaness are patd |
PARTY who took silver-mounted um
brella from Cherry's lunch stand,
Third National Bank Building, Saturday .
noon, please return to 914 Third Nation.
al Bank Bullding. 4 ‘
LOST -Gold watch, Waltham, ladles
size, Friday night, C. E. B. heavily
engraved on case, Liberal reward. no
?ueatlons, £36 Trust Co. of Ga. Bldg.
vy 1916,
BLACK corded vest, between 134 Rasf
Elrhth street and Piedmont avenue
ecar line. Return to above address or 556
Auburn avenue. Reward, |
FOUNT " Book with name of Miss Mn-‘
rion Pinland written In it. Same will
be returned to owner. Phone Mr, Go
van, Camp Gordon 81,
LOST - On Georgla avenue car, about
7:30 Saturday »venln{. purse contain
ing $25. Call Main 4209-J. Liberal re
ward,
LOST-—~Tuesday, setter dog, liver
spotted; name Nell. Crippled In right
front leg. H. 89-1.. Reward. 946 High
land.
LOST-—On Inman Park Car, pocketbook
containing check and money. Return
to Pasco Food Co., 10 N. Broad. Reward:
PARTY taking umbrelia by ml%ako
*from D.-P.-8, Co. restroom, return to
call stangd and get own.
LOST - -Emerald ring, pearl center, Call
Ivy 6177-1.. Reward.
HELP WANTED—MALE. FEMALE.
FORTERDALE, GA.
N
WANTED — FORTH E
NEW PORTERDALE
N
MILIL, SPINNERS,
TR
SPOOLERS, DOFFERS,
CARD ROOM HELP. AD
QY
DRESS W. A. WOOD
RUFF, SUPERINTEND
"N
ENT. 8188 MF@G. CO.
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U. 8. GOVERNMENT wants thousands
clerks at Washington; men, women,
18 or over; SIOO month; quick increase;
30 days' vacation with pay; easy work;
common education suff':clent; 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 Bosl
tions (K)en. Franklin Institute, Dept
62 M, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED - Ambitious, educated men
~and women, qualify for Civil Service,
commercial or teaching positions; salary
guaranteed S9OO to 81,200; railroad fare
paid; tuition paid $1 monlhlr from sal
ary; 200-page illustrated catalog and ap
plication bl%nk free. Piedmont Business
College, Lyfchburg, Va.
CIVIL, Service examinations your State
soon; unprecedented demand for Gov
ernment clerks; fr“p this opportunity
now. Write for free information. Geo.
W. Robbins, Civil Service Expert, Jor
dan Bldg., Washington, D. C.
“SATURDAY NIGHT” SKETCHES-—
Agents wanted; boy or girl working
way through school preferred. ILiberal
garms. Address J. L. Herring, Tifton,
a.
WANTED--Farmer with small family
for g)od land and stock on half. Ad
dress DeKalb, Box 809, care Georgian.
STOKBLEY Business Tollege, Newnan,
Ga. Shorthand, bookkeeping, type
writing. Write for terms. =
CHAUFFEUR, dishwasher, mald, nurse,
butler, cook, laundress, presser. 704
Stivey Bullding. '
WANTED-Two lady finishers fowautl
and good presser. 76 Idgewood.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
YOUNG man, 19 years, experienced as
shipping clerk, wants to start in with
some concern where he can make good.
Not afraldbor work and willing to start
from the bottom. Box 802, Georglan.
MAN, 35, married, steady, honest, hard
worker, experienced in clerical work
and salesmanship, has made good where
he is, desires change where there is a
future. 8, BE. C., care Georglan.
WANTED-Position by young married
man at once; have some experience on
road and several years' experience as
manager of store merchandising. P. O.
Box 142, Cordele, Ga.
EXPERIENCED married man, 28 years
old, desires position as salesman, or
clerical work, either wholesale or retail.
Best of references. Box 136, Bremen,
Ga.
RIEGISTERED pharmacist, P:Perlznced;
best references; wants position; age
22; exempt from draft. Box 788, care
Georglan.
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WANTED--Position as chauffeur; also
can tutor and do secretary's work; by
a college-bred man. Box 613, care Geor.
glan, v
SATESMAN, experienced, best refer
ences, open for engagement. Box 602,
ORDS COONEIMIL e o
FIRST-class watchmaker wants posi
tion; best ref. Box 779, Ge an,
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SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED — Middle-aged
woman wants a Food home; would
nurse infant or invalid or keep house in
motherless home. Particulars in first
letter. Box 609, Georglan Office.
WOMAN of refilnement and experience
- with children wishes position as nur-
Sery governess or companion. Refer
ences. Phone Hemlock 1069,
EXPERT typist wants position; will ac
cept temporary place; can use short
hand some. Urgent, care Georgian.
DICTAPHONE Koalflon by young lady
with six months’ axperience. Box 604,
care Georglan. %
REFINED settled woman as mother's
helper or com. for invaiid. I. 8023-J.
et i i ———i—
MUSICAL.
AR A A A AAN It
‘HAZEL LOUISE ROGERS, teacher of
~plano, voice.,Wesleyan College, Cincin.
‘nati Conservatory Musie. Decatur 104-L.
“TOMMY ATKINS,” season so hit;
80 cents postpaid. Etowah Mu:fc Co.,
412 Chamber Commerce Bldg., Atlanta.
RAYMOND PHONOGRAPHIST—Easy
terms. 21 Auburn avenue. Ivy 1185-L
J Mandolin, guitar.
I\l}{'\\ D“\R'TN? McKenzie Bldg.
LESSONS given on violin, ukelele, guitar |
mandolin, banjo. piano. Call 1. 8644-1.
KURT MUBLLER, Pianist, Ivy 6480 or
Ivy 4994-1. iex}nneu and advanced.
READ FOR PROFIT- SUNDAY AMERIC AN WANT ADSUSE FOR RESULTS
' BUSINESS CARDS.
A AP AP LIPS
lßeady Reference and Phoue Di
' rectory of Reliable Firms.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
ANTIQUE rosewood and mahogany fur
| _niture bought and sold at the Antique
Room, 84 South Pryor. Phone M. 2306,
| AUTO REPAIRS—GARAGES.
N A NI NN NSNS NG NN BN NINI NSNS IS NININING
PEN ALL NIGHT,
: @ E. H. ODOM BROS..
GARAGE AND REPAIRS,
4143 TVY BT. M. 1623. Atl. 900.
ASBESTOS MATERIAL.
AP AN
ASBESTOS “CENTURY"” SHINGLES.
FIREPROOF - WATERPROOF-EVER
; LASTING,
CLAYTON 8. BERRY, DISTRIBUTOR.
' KEASBEY & MATTISON COMPANY,
| _46 Fairlle Bt. Phone Ivy 4148.
[ CARPET CLEANING.
W. M. COX, 146 Auburn avenue. Ivy
_3186.1." Bént of refercnces. .
CLOCK REPAIRING.
ROBERTS, clock specialist. Good work
at low price. Bring clock to 48 Edge-
Wwood avenue. . o st
CONTRACTORS.
A, BE. ENTREKIN--Roof ropulrln{.
house repairing. 11 Whitehall St.
}Muun 2021-L..
'R, ). Faulk, 910 Austell Blag. M. 4247,
| Contracting, Bullding. Repairing. :
DENTIST. |
AR AAAAAAA AN PP
PAINLESS! Satisfaction guaranteed;
gold crown, 22-k., $3; bridge work. per
tooth, $3; white crown, $3. Consultations
free. Ga. Dental Parlors, 101% Whitehall.
1 Fxpert workmanship. Dr. H.
Dentist s&isen, "8y Whitehail Bt.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
AANAPAP PP SIS
A. 0. & ROY DONEHOO, 81 Washing
ton St. Both phones. Prompt service.
GREENBERG & BOND CO.,
85 _HOUSTON 'ST. Both phones 774
BARCLAY & BRANDON,{vrlvne ambu.
lance, Ivy 112-113. 246 Ivy St.
1. M. PATTERSON & SON, estabiished
1880. 86 N. Forsyth. Ivy %17.
HIDES AND RAW FUR.
A A A A A A A AN AAP
CAPITAL HIDE & JUNK CO.,
831-333 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.
s
HIDES AND JUNK.
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American Junk Co., 164 Peters St. M.
1015. Buys scralp iron, metals, rubber,
rags, old autos. sell old auto parts.
United Junk Ca., 18-20 lvy St., nearest
and best gluce to sell junk. Metal a
specialty. est prices. Ivy 9448-J.
JEWELRY.
FEBRUARY CLEARANCE SALL.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
ON CREDIT. ON CREDIT.
Broker ln2s In diamonds, watches,
jewelry, sllverware, etc., on sale clear
ance prices; now is the time to buy.
Loftls Bros. & Co., 5 South Broad.
TIMMS Jewelry Co., cash for old gold
and silver. Cor. Broad and Ala. Sts.
Expert watchmaker,
J. A. Steele 6 Xartn Broad St.
> Watchmaker, jeweler,
P. B. Cheek 7 X "Foravn B¢,
LOCKS, KEYS, GUNS, SAFES.
expert, i 9 W. Ala.
C' C DOWNS \Fn«. Atl. 4922,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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Drum and Bugle Corps E’?ulpment.
‘Melody Bells, Marimbas, !R‘:phone-.
Southern Drum Co., Atlanta Thea. Bldg.
MEAT MARKET.
FOR FINE MEATS GO TO
WM. WALKER’S
. MARKET,
(In Barnett Bros. Store.)
829 Peachtree St. Hemlock 400.
OPTOMETRIST.
BOOKOIIT EYES TESTED AND
GLASSES . FITTED.
53 WEST MITCHELL STREET.
PRINTING.
WEBB & VARY, PRINTIERS
38 West Alabama Street, Atlanta.
ROOF REPAIRS.
IF your roof leaks, call West 416. No
money required until your roof stops
leaking.
SCALES—REPAIRING. l
AA A A AAP
JAS. A. FORSYTH, 111 W. Cain St. I:J‘
3180-J. Scales bought, sold, repaired.
SIGNS.
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F SIGN AND
MUNN | ABVERIsING, g
nythin n we make
_C@'N"BrOAD ST. " ivy e
SHOE REPAIRING.
) ShOQS Rubberb sole.lh. Bt .;flc up
3 %o Rubber hee15........20c up
Gwinn’s Eaßass nair-soie. . 300 up
~ Done while you wait in 10 minutes.
2 8. Pryor St., Across R. R., op. Kimball
STOVES AND HEATERS.
N A -, —
STOVE DOCTOR grinerton.
81 South Pryor St. Main 1460
RADIANT Home and Oak heaters.
Hightower Hardware Co,, 100 White
hall Si.
STOVES and furniture bought, sold and
exchanged. Main 1652-J. 224 Peters St.
WALL TINTING AND REPAIRING.
PAINTING—Rooms tinted, $3 to $4;
laaks guaranteed. W. 630-J.
WOMENS SHOPS.
GORDON’S PARISIAN SHOP,
LADIES' silk undergarments, blouses,
negligees and hosiery. Whitehall and
Alabama Sts., th floor Connally Bldg.
ALTMAN'S PLEATING AND
HEMSTITCHING CO.
Hemstitching, pleating, picoting, but
tons éovered. 731 Whitehall St.
MISS NICHOLS, specialist in eorsets;
copied, cleaned, repaired, reasonable;
made to order, regdg to wear, perfect
fit guaranteed. 203 Connally Bldg.
T -
Stork PaTlor re Soaive. 45
Peachtree Arcade Bldg.
Mrs. M. Sugarman 5 Fuman
401 Whtehall street. |
DAVID, Gowns, Modiste,
’ 40% Whitehall street. Main $64-J.
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| BUSINESS PERSONALS. |
'SAVE MONEY IN 1918—Buy a dlamond
- on the Loftis easy payment plan;
every pa{ment made {s so muech money
saved; the constantly increasing value
of diamonds means a better rate of in
terest than banks pay. Loftis Bros. &
Co., 5 South Broad. Open evenings.
S. W. WILBORN.
Barber, formerl{ with Journal Wa
Shop. Now located at 38 N. Fomt‘.
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DANCING.
A P AA AN
! J dance Sat., 3 to 6 p.
‘\I‘&TIN EE m. Monday, Wed. and
Sat. nights, 9to 12. Private lessons giv
en day and night. Phone §786. Lane's.
217% Peachtree. ¢
West End Dancing Academy, 218% Lee |
street. Dancing Thurs., Sat. Adm. 50c.
i EDUCATIONAL.
AN
PARAGON is the only system of short
hand ua’ht in the pubHc schools of
Atlanta, e teach Paragon. Ntht and
day classes at the school. Mall instruc
tions for those who can not come, Write
us or ghona Main 4445, Nmplex Short
hand School, 336 South Pryor street, At
lanta, Ga.
CONVERSATIONAL and grammar les
sons in French and Spanish given by
an expert native teacher; day or night.
GRSV PIL. . L
CAROLYN COBB, dramatic art studlo,
82 N. Pryor. Ivy 6839.
MISCELLANEOUS,
AR A A AR AN AP
CLEARANCE® SALE-—Diamond rings,
studs, scarf pins, ecarscrews, lockets,
brooches, La Vallleres, watches, chains,
l,nrms other dlewelry bargain prices.
IYoftis Bros, & Co., Natlonal Credit Jew
elers, 68. Broad. Open evenings.
WILL sell or trade two-headed -calf,
mounted, and monkey pig, preserved in
alcohol (money-making freaks), for new
or second-hand bicycles, motorcycles ot
phonographs. Wofford Brown, 45 Erie
SLENNt: BRI, I, Fow it
FOR SALE-Large self-heating auto
matic gas hot water heater; cost §l5O.
i Excellent condition. Will sell for $26
CROR. IVY BN it s
BIG shipment of coins just received.
The Hobby Shop, 184 Marietta St.
e ot
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS,
N
WHEELER OUTFIT
wanted at once on grade
for new army repair shops
at Fort McPherson. Call
> .
W. 541 Sunday or wire
’Mackle Construction Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED—SIX OR EIGHT
HORSE-POWERBOIL ER,
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 % Decatur St. Atl 2285.
Wl? BUY S’EPL AND EXCHANGE
(GAS STOVES AND RANGES.
"HEATERS, refrigerators and everythlnlg
in house and office furniture. Ivy 1611.
33_North Pryor St.
WANTED-22-inch Y level; would pre
fer Gurley make. Must be in dgood
condition and at a bargain. Address
R. F. D. No. 3, Box 50, Kite, Ga.
WANTED--Coil heatér or wood and coal
range, hot water back. Must be rea
sonable. Write Mrs. John Wiley, 453
Central avenue. |
Renovating. We buy feath.
Mattress S iy Szoo. AtL. 1063,
American Mattress Co., 401 Auburn.
WE pay highest cash prices for house
hold goods, planos, office furniture;
cash advanced on consignmen{. Central
Auction Co.. 12 E. Mitchell St. M. 2424.
TR : Old refrigerators and s
WE BUY stoves. Boorstein's. L. I%‘ll
3 Bought, sold, exchanged
Furniture glyeons rur b M. 4641,
J ) bought ror cash.
FURNITUREC. A. Swift, MFZTgi_)
BEST prices paid for second-nand cloth
ing. 134 Decatur street. Main 5092.
CASH for old clothes and shoes; drop a
card; we will call. 150 Deecatur St.
id for old furniture. Dixie
O&Sh fixmlture Co., 85 8. Forsyth.
SEWING machine; must be first class.‘
State price. Box 815, Georgian.
CASH pald for old false teeth, gold, sll
ver. McDuffie, 148 Peachtree,
BABY carriage; state price and condi
tion. Box 787, care Georgian.
WANTED—Baby carriage. Must be in
good shape. Call Ivy 4353-J.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
. We Make and Sell Only
National Cash Registers
& N
and Credit Files
Lowest prices. Small monthly
payments. No interest charges
‘Written guarantee. Old regis
ters repaired, rebuilt, bought,
sold anl exchanged.
A. E. HARLESS, Agent
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO
54 N. Pryor St. Ivy 8443.
FINE FURNITURE AT LESS
THAN HALF VALUE; SOL
ID FLEMISH OAK, GENUINE
LEATHEZR DAVENPORT,
CHAIRS, LIBRARY TABLE,
WRITING DESK, RUGS,
DRESSER, ETC, FURNISH
INGS FOR LIVING ROOM,
BEDROOM AND KITCHEN,
SEE MR. FERGUSON, APT. B,
20 CARNEGIE WAY.
. SCALES FOR SALE.
: One 4-ton wagon.
One 1%-ton Dormont,
One 1%-ton swini and overhead.
Two 800-Ib. floor.
JAMES A. FORSYTH,
Scale Repairer.
111 West Cain St. Phone Ivy 3180-J.
FURNITURE bought, sold and
exchanged. Gibson Furniture
Exchange, 23 E. Mitchell. M.
4647. -
IF taken quick will sell my beautiful
‘ upright high-grade piano for less than
half cost. Can't tell it from new. Need
money at once. High Grade Piano, Box
'7BO. care Georgian.
SECOND-HAND shotguns bought and
‘ - sold; complete line of sporting goods
and ammunmtion; hunting license for
sale W. H. Perrin Co., 60 North Broad
street. s e R
FOR SALE--Cheap, soda fount, stock,
cig’ar and lunch fixtures, two blocks
of ve Points. Must go in next three
days. Will sacrifice. Atlanta 1379.
LOFTIS BROS. & CO., National Credit
Jewelers—Rock bottom prices and
easy terms, diamonds, watches, jewelry,
6 _South Broad. Open evenings.
SALTED peanuts, peanut butter. sand
wiches and fruitcake, t?e famous
SUNSHINE brands. Sunshine Peanut
G 0 308 B, Forawih, - .
FOR SALE—Chicken wire and lawn
mowers, carpet sweeper, box 10 by 12
‘fla.ss, ax, shovel, pitchfork. Call morn
‘ ngs. Ivy 7720-Xl.
FOR SALE-—Piano . player, practically
new (Whitney); worth SSOO, will take
laau’. J. T. Dameron, Center Hill, River
line.
T CAN save you money on Peter Hender
son ever-bearing bunch lima beans.
E. C. Hicks, Dec. 833-J. Decatur, Ga.
NEW cotton mattresses and pillows; re.
duced prices. 148 Mariettanstreet, en
trance rear of building. Main 3453.
ONE large Moncrief furnace used five
months; will sell for one-half price.
Information, call Hemlock_g.}l_l_s_._
FOR SALE—Fresh ground country corn
meal. Write for price. W. E. Tug
gle, Stone Mountain Phone 12. |
COFFER urns and metal furniture. At
_lanta Billiard Supply Co.} 73 S. Broad.
\ New and used.
SODA FOUh TSH Madison Ave
SAVE 25 TO 50 PER CENT
TUGGLE SHOE CO., 41 So. Broad St.
NEW and second-hang safe? all sizes.
_C. J. Daniel, 408 Fourth Naf. Bk. Blds.
RUBBER stamps, seals, stencils. Ben
nett’s Ptg. and Stamp Co., 25 S. Broad
SHO‘V CASES, new and used; easy
. terms. 34 Madison avenue,
VIOLINS bought, sold, repalred. S. M.
Kimbrell, Forsyth Bldg. Ivy 3109-J.
Atlanta Doll Hospital, 143 Marletta St
Dolls repaired and parts furnished.
AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY (tomorrow) at
| 86 S. Pryor, a large con
signment of exceptionally
fine new and slightly used
furniture and housefur
nishings consisting of a fine
upright standard make pia
no, a solid mahogany Colo
nial dining room suit, ma
hogany, old ivory and wal
nut bedroom suits, very
fine tapestry upholstered 3-
piece mohogany (daven
ette) living room suit, a fine
assortment of rockers, ma
hogany, library furniture,
odd dressers, choffoniers
and dressing tables, solid
mahogany shaving stands
and sewing cabinets, very
fine Wilton 9x12 art
squares, felt mattresses,
ete. If you are seeking bar
gains in fine furnishings,
vou will find it profitable
to attend Monday, Feb
ruary 11, at 10:30, at 86 S.
Pryor.
, B. BERNARD,
Auectioneer. .
AT AUCTION.
AT 10 a. m. Tuesday, Feb.
19, we will offer to the
highest bidder a fine asßort
ment of furniture and
household goods, consisting
of mahogany dining room
suit, costing $350; four
piece old ivory bedroom
suit, mahogany chiffonier,
complete Jacobean dining
room suit, cedar chest, wal
nut bedroom suit, severa
odd mahegany dressers,
chiffoniers, dressing ta
bles, davenport, tea wagon,
iron and brass beds, lounge,
felt mattresses, pillows, la
dy’s desk, library tables,!
fumed oak, mahogany and
tapestry dining room suits
and odd rockers, dining ta
bles and chairs, lamps,
kitchen cabinet, fiber, rush
and reed rockers, Chinese
sea grass furniture, hall
runners, rugs, Axminster,
Wilton and finest of Brus
sels art squares, linoleum,
hbric-a-brace, silver, cut glass,
brass jardinieres and many
\other things too numerous
to mention. If interested
in furniture, don’t miss
this sale, which starts
promptly at 10 a. m., Tues
day, February 19.
Central Auction Co.,
10-12 E. Mitchell St.
B. BERNARD will either pay cash for
sell’ thent for you. Hules svely Jom:
day at 86 South Prygr._l\fain 2306.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS,
COMPLETE housekeeping furniture for
_sale. 145 Linwood Ave. H. T 47.
ONE No. 10 Royal typewriter, practical
_ly new, $35. Call Main 900. . _
FOR SALE—SODA FOUNT. 819 AT.
NAT. BANK BLDG.
FURNITURE.
AA A A A AR AN AP A
FURNITURE
: BARGAINS.
SIOO Circassian Walnut Bed and
DYesNer .. .o s e s e nPR
50 Bird's-Eye Maple Wardrobe .. 18.00
30 Golden Oak Chifforobe .. .. 15.95
B BEITRE ;o S N R
76 Glass Door Wardrobe .. .. .. 25.00
B RBRA L RO b T TR
35 Detroit Jewel Gas Stove .. .. 16.50
Dressers, Beds, Springs and Mattresses
at One-Half Price and Less.
nl N !
SWIFT FURNITURE
COMPANY,
17 E, Mitchell St. Main 2769.
Bedroom and Kitchen
5 ¢
Furniture, cheap for
cash.
MAIN 2769,
CALL MONDAY._
it ettt
FOR FURNITURE BARGAINS
Go to Boorstein's, 33 N. Pryor; new and
used furniture, stoves, heaters, rugs,
matting, linoleum and office fixtures.
FURNITURE - bought, sold_and__ex
changed. Swift Fur. Co., 17 E. Mitch
ell. Main 2769.
: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. \
AA A A AAAA A A A AN AN A AAP
!FOR SALE—ONE ESTEY ORGAN. 145
. WHITEFOORD AVE. IVY 8130-J. i
b e etk o b o
EXCHANGE— MISCELLANEOUS.
ASA A A A A A e
PONY buggy to exchange for kitchen
cabinet or other furniture. I. 59%9-J.
L SRyT S S e Ny
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
A AAA A A AN AAL DAt ot
BRYAN ELECTRIC C 0).
WE HAVE on hand at all times a ligo
assortment of used and new electric
motors at reduced prices. We su.lnntee
same as new all second-hand motors
rebuilt by us. We do all kinds of indus
trial power and light wiring.
Electrical Contractors and Dealers in
New and Used Machinery, -
63 Ed_fiewcod avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
Ivy 1788. Ivy 1790. Atlanta 5000.
MACHINERY FOR SALE—Facto:
woodworking, running small pla!:z
cheap. J. W. Smith. Ivy 16.
—-——‘-—_——_fi_
_—
STORES FOR RENT.
AA A A AAPP I PP ARSI
FOR RENT-—Large store, oement base
ment. Apply 819 At. Nat. Bank BMg.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 191&
AUTOMOBILES.
CADILLAC
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT.
RENEWED
CADILLACS.
REBUILT HAND
SOME LY PAINTED,
NEW TOPS,
1917 CADILLAC EIGHT,
1916 CADILLAC EIGHT,
7-PASSENGER.
1915 CADILLAC, 7-PAS
SENGER.
OTHER
STANDARD MAKES,
OVERHAULED AND
PAINTED.
1917 BUTCK LITTLE SIX
SEDAN.
1917 MAXWELL, FIVE
PASSENGER.
1917 CHANDLER C .U B
ROADSTER.
1917 OLDSMOBILE, 8-
CYLINDER. -
THE ATLANTA
CADILLAC CO.,
183 Peachtree St.,
Ivy 2233.
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W. S. S. The Most W. 8. S.
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W. 8. S. : W. 8. S.
W. 8. S. BEAUTIFUL \W. 8. 8.
Ww. S. 8. - W. 8. 8.
W. 8. 8. _ W. S. 'S,
W. 8. 8. Line of USED CARS W. S. 8.
W. 8. 8. W. 8. S.
W. S. 8. ; W S S.
WS B in the Clty' WB-S
W. 8. 8. W. 8. S.
W. S. 8. W. 8. S.
W. 8. 8. At Greatly Reduced Prices W. 8. 8.
W.S. 8 W.S. S
W. 8. 8. on Which We Will Gladly "W. 8. 8.
W. 8. 8. W. 8. S.
W. 8. 8. Make Terms to Responsi- W. 8. 8.
W. 8. 8. W. S. S.
W. S. S. ble Parties. W. 8. S.
Ww. 8. 8. W, §. S.
W.S. S. W. 8. S.
W.S. S R
W. 8. S. % WSS
W. S. 8. J.G. LEWIS MOTOR CO. W. 8. 8
W.S. 8. FiL W. 8. S.
> Ea- W. 8. S.
W. 8.8 - 232 Peachtree Street W. 8. 8.
W.S. S W. 8. 8.
w. S. S. W. S. S.
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AR WES WEeBE Wan W 8 WwW.ds
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- USED CARS. -
Dodge 'l‘ourin; Car. Hupmobile K Touring Car.
Buick Touring Car.. l
Reo 1916 Touring Car. National 1915 7-passenger
Willys-OVERLAND, Tne.,
USED-CAR DEPT.,
236 PEACHTREE STREET.
WELDING. WELDING.
WW\MNMM“NWWWWMMWV\
WELDING WELDING
NEW INVENTION.
The invention of the COMPOSITION METAL we use
for welding has proved to be a revolution of the Automo
bile Cylinder Welding Business We havéfised it in our
shop and can fecommend it to be the only metal giving
entire satisfaction for this purpose.
Scored cylinders 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 Tt.”
™ Ivy Btreet. Ivy 5367.
WEILDING . WELDING
~ AUTOMOBILES.
STUDEBAKER
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT, !
245-247 Peachtree Street,
Phone Ivy 1694,
Serfes 18-6 Studebaker, seven-pas
umfier 25 % S Bles vo ae vs 481,100
Series 17-6 Studebaker, seven-pas-
DOREEE:: -5 50 5o obins-tb-arsa 150 »
Series 156-6 Studebaker, five-pas-
BORENR o¥ o ST e W ae 000
Series 14-6 Studebaker, seven-pag
e R I e 1T Y
Beries 16-4 Studebaker, seven-pas
| S R G R 550
Series 15-4 Studebaker, flve-pas- :
DO .. si st s 00
Series 14-4 Studebaker, five-pas
! DU o o 0 wot eetes ss e 350
16-4 Paige five-passenger .. .. .. 400
1916 Baby Grand Chevrolet, five-
DR . teiEl b, .. 300
1914 four-cylinder Buick 25, five-
PRENOREEY .o vo sov s %5 oo os 328
1916 four-cylinder Overland 75,
BVO-DEBBERENEY .. .. es er o, 328
1916 Ford, five-passenger .. .. .. 20
1915 Ford roadster, two-passenger i)
Series 16-4 Studebaker panel de
o BN o iz ae e Ve Nee e BOD /)
1913 four-cylinder Overland road
ster, two-passenger .. .. .. 230
STUDEBAKER |
USED-CAR '
DEPARTMENT,
245-247 Peachtree St!"eet.
Phone Ivy 1694.
WE HAVE WHITE
3-4-TON, WITH EX
PRESS BODY, HAS
BEEN OVERHAUL
ED AND REPAINT
ED. IS PRACTI
CALLY NEW, $1,500.
THE WHITE CO., 65
IVY STREET.
1916 Buick Little Six Touring
Car.
1917 Buick Little Six Touring
Car.
1916 Model ‘‘N’’ Hupmobile
Touring Car.
1917 Dodge, driven only 2,700
miles, !
Saxon Six Touring Car,
JOHN M. SMITH CO.,
122 Auburn Avenue:
FORD Autae Exchanl‘se, the place to bu_
Fords. Twelve Fords Jjust arrived;
Dort, Overland, other used cars. 30 Wall
street. Main 5297. Cars stored.