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Atlanta’s Want Ad Directory,
20-22 East Alabama Street.
BNS A g iy SUAAATIA A Asl
NOTICE—PREPAY GAS CONSUMERS.
Beginning August 6, refund will be
paid to pr(-gay (slot meter) gas con
sumers on the amounts pald during Jan
uary and February. Apply only to Room
228 Electric and Gas Building. Take
elevator at Fairlie street entrance.
ATLANTA GAS LIGHT ‘,_‘L’,M__’,"\NY;
CREDIT on Diamonds Watches. ILOF
TIS BROS. & CO., 5 8. Broad St.
LEGAL NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—I will
not be responsible for goods or mer
chandise of any kind purchased by my
wife, Mrs. H. C. Webb, or any other
c’ernnn after this date, August 9th, 1918,
+ O WHBB.
LOST AND FOUND.
A A A A I AP AP
The law of Georgla declares a finder
of lost goods, who, having means of
knowing the rightful owner, retains
them for the finder's own use or advan
tage, may upon conviction thereof be
punished for simple larceny. A person
who finds lost goods Is legally liable to
the rightful owner for their {)mpel care
while In the finder's possession, and he
Is legally entitled to be reimbursed for
expenses incurred in properly caring for
the goods found, and may retain them
until such expenses are pald.
LOST-—~One old-fashioned cluster dia
mond ring, 1 solitaire Tiffany setting,
1 small solitalre high mounting, 1 ladies’
closed-face watch, finely chased, ini
tials “11, L, B.” in small letters on
front. “From Father and Mother” en
graved in back. More valuable to owner
than to any one else. Handsome re
ward for their return to 612 Washington
Coadn L L SRR RS R AT R
LOST —Will the lady who called Tvy 5283
in regard to small black leather hand
bag containing ladies’ wearables, lost
last Saturday between St. Joseph's In
firmary end Peachtree Station call
again? IMPORTANT. §. D. Trowhridge,
603 Grant Bldg., or Majestic Hotel.
IF YOU have lost a diamond, watch or
other jewelry, perhaps a gift, you can
replace it at once withont inconven
fence by opening a charge account with
us:w&\‘ny a little each week or month,
LOFTIS BROS. & CO., § 8. Broad St.
LOST-412 year old brown skin colored
boy. Name William Atkins. Waore
brown suit. Call Ivy 3269 for Irene Ma-
SN Or 170 B Csin, .Gy
LOST-—Tuesday in town or on car,
ladies’ gold watch and fobh. Finder
call M. 4077, reward and description,
LOST "Three rings and watch. Libaral
reward. Phone Main 4520,
oottt
A NSNS NSNS NN NN NNI N NS NSNS NI NS NSNS NSNS NSNS NSNS NI
Ready Reference and Phne Di
rectory of Reliable Firms.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE, |
AA A A A A AP
ANTIQUE rosewood and mahogany fur
niture bought and sold at the Antique
Room, 34 South Pryor. Phone M. 2306
ARCH SUPPORTS. :
A A A A A NI,
NON-SURCICAL corrections of the
foot, Arch sng:pnrta made to individu
al impression. xamination free, Kin
ser Laboratory, 307 Peters Bldg. |
AUTO REPAIRS-GARAGES. |
AAAA AA A A A A PSPPI
YEN ALL NIGHT,
O E. H. ODOM BROS,
GARAGE AND REPAIRS.
it James St. Ril_l__lm.?(\_}} Atl. M. 900,
AUTOS AND JUNK,
A e AN PP
American Junk Co., 1564 Peters St. M.‘
1018. Buys scrap iron, metals, rubber,
rags. old autos. We sell old auto parts
Wi buy junk and old automobiles. We
sell old automobile parts. United
Junk Co., Ivy 2944-J
ASBESTOS MATERIAL.
AA A AA A AN AP
ASBESTOS “CENTURY" SHINGLES.
Plre%oot—Waterprool——Everlastlnf‘
CLAYTON 8. BERRY, DISTRIBUTOR
KEASBEY & MATTISON COMPANY,
46 Fairlie St. Phone Ivy 4148,
' DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
AAA A A AAPA AP nS
DIAMONDS are a gilt-edged investment.
Join the hosts who wear diamonds
bought on our Confidential Credit Plan.
Our diamonds are gorgeously bmullful.l
full of fire and brilliancy. $1 a week
will buy a gegnuine Diamond Ring, Stud,
Brooch Lavalliere, etec. Lowest prices.
LOFTIS BROS. & CO.. §§. Broad St.
OENTIST.
AAAAAA AAP AN APPIPPPS
PAINLESS! Satisfaction guaranteed.
Gola crown, 22-k, $3; bridge work, per
tooth, $3; white crown, $3. Consuitations
free. Ga. Denta! Parlors, 1014 Whitehall.
+ . 4ar Expert workmunsnip. Lr. i
; Jensen, 78% Whitenall St
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
A A AAN PP
BARCLAY & BRANDON, private ambu
lance. Jvy 112-113. 246 lvy St.
GRELANBERG & BUND Cu,,
85 HOUSTON ST. Both Phones 774,
A U & RUY DUNEHOUU, 81 W _snng
ton St. Both phones. Prompt service.
R. C. TOMPKINS Undertaking Co., Par
lor 335 Peters St, (Col.) Both phones.
JEWELRY.
ettt e e e
MAINSPRING _in your watch 50c. J. o.[
_Daniell, Jewéler, 22 E. Mitchell St,
OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN,
BA A A A e e AA A s
CLIFTON NEWTON OPT. CO.,
8 North Forsyth, will take vour oid
s glasses as part pay on new ones.
: PIANGC ARTISAN.
C. WEYBURN, fine piano luning;l
feature of vour piano I can re
a first-class manner. Main 1911,
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
| .
| PAINTING AND TINTING.
| W. M. CARROL, h
; .M. CA 4 hou, painting and tint
| ing. M. 2080. 149 Glennwood Ave
] PRINTING.
i N NNN NI NPTt P
| WEBB & VARY, PRINTERS,
' 38 West .-\lnbivl\_n Streect, Aflgnm.
| ROOF REPAIRING.
| A A A e i s
| I Your roof leaks, call West 416. No
| money required wuntil your roof
: stops leaking. J. T, Cunningham, 5
} IR your__root leaks call sßoof Doctor,
T e
;‘ SHOE REPAIRING.
IQF 1 'H'vTYTNI\:dT‘ swed, ~.50c P
; s‘l [OOES num;grhgmez'fyp,é. S ::::
r IQ Rubber heels, .., 25c uy
l(’\K INN SChilr!'m half-sole.3o¢ u;{
Done while you wait in 10 minutes,
2 8. Pryor St.. Across R. R., 6p. Kimball
STOVES AND HFATERS.
STOVE DOCTOR g%, M.~
| 51 South Pryor Bt. Main 1460
TINTING.
PO e e st A A
ROOMS tinted, $3 to 34, OCall from 6:36
to 7_;!0 A m.7t08%p m. West 630.7
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2 DANCING.
LANE’S Dancing. Open day and
LANE'S niitnfy S o end
HELP WANTED—MALE.
A A AAN AR A ss Ay
N ITy 1 N v Yy v
FIRST-CLASS MAN, NOT IN
: DRAFT, TO HANDLE IN.
(SPECTIONS AND SOLICIT
ll“()l{ LARGE FIRE INSUR
ANCE GENERAL AGENCY
COVERING SOUTHEASTERN
STATES ; PREFER MAN HAV
ING HAD EXPERIENCE IN
LOCAL~ FIRE INSURANCE
AGENCY; GOOD SALARY
AND EXCELLENT OPPOR
TUNITY F O R ADVANCE
MENT. ANSWER GIVING AGE
AND EXPERIENCE. REFER
ENCES REQUIRED. P. O.
BOX 1015.
NEWSPAPER ROADMAN—
I Permanent position and good
salary for thoroughly experi
enced man; must have good rec
ord for putting on eirculation, or
application will not be consid
ered. Address or call on R. B.
Foss, Country Circulator The
Georgian-American, Atlanta, Ga.
TRAVELING SALE S
MAN, EXPERIENCED
IN SHOE, CLOTHING OR
KINDRED LINES.
UNITED STATES RUB
BER C 0.,, 65 N. PRYOR
STREET.
Ao ke e
FIRST-CLASS JOURNEYMAN
STEREOTYPER; ALSO AN
APPRENTICE; UNION SCALE,
PLUS 25 CENTS PER DAY
WAR BONUS. ADDRESS BOX
729, CARE THE GEORGIAN.
WANTED—BY LARGE MAN
UFACTURING CONCERN,
EXPERIENCED BOOK
KEEPER. ANSWER IN OWN
HANDWRITING ; STATE EX
PERIENCE AND SALARY EX
PECTED,:. P. 0. BOX 1516,
OITY.
ot b st
WANTED—MOTORMEN AND
CONDUCTORS; MEN BE
TWEEN THE AGES OF 21
AND 40. FOR FURTHER IN
FORMATION, ADDRESS P. 0.
BOX 152, ATLANTA, GA.
—WANTED-"AT ONCE.
ELECTRICAL enqlneer with good expe
rience in both design and installation
of both lighting and power wiring at
Government shipbuilding plant; possibil-
Ity of working into marine installations
when ship construction starta; only a
first-class engineer will be considered.
Address Fred T. Ley & Co., Inc.,
Mohile, Ala.
BOY WANTED—From fourteen to six
teen years of age. Grammar school
education and good eyesight for appren_
tice in steel and copper plate engrav-
Ing plant. Must live with parents or
guardian, Apply by letter only for in
terview. Mr, Love, engraving depart
ment, Webb & Vary Company. sdakieits
WANTED—A first-class booKkeeper:
must come well recommanded by for
mer employers and must be willing to
give bond; good salary to start with
and chance for rapid advancement.
Call in person on C. R. Walker, Cher
okee Medicine Company, 25 Klizabeth
St., Atlanta, Gl ‘
WANTED ‘
FIRST-CLASS draftsman for detailing
reinforcement steel; also for detailing
form designs for conarete ship construe
tions; state detalled experience ang sal
ary expected. ‘
Address Fred T. Ley & Co., Inc., |
Mobile, Ala.
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WANTED--COLORED LABOR
ERS. APPLY 7A. M., GEOR
GIA FIBER CORPORATION,
MILTON AVE. AND A. & W. P.i
R R. |
WANTED—Experienced shipping clerk:
prefer packing house experience; good |
orporlunity; Columbia, 8. C,, or Georgiui
city; in answering, give age, experi
ence, education and reference. P. o.‘
Rt oy N, ol
WANTED-— Experienced engineer, who |
can operate Lofler and do steam fit
ting ana pipe work. Apply without de
lay at the Doss Rubber and Tube Com
pany’'s Factories, opposite Fort McPher- )
N
TWO bright, ambitions men, exempt,
age 24 to 44, single, for roadwork.
Salary sl#o and railrond fare, Bring
references with yeu, ‘and call on Mr,
Varley, 407 Austell Bldg. o
WANTED—BELT-MAKER, WHO HAS
HAD EXPERIENCE IN LEATHER
BELT FACTORY; GOOD SALARY FOR
RIGHT MAN. ADDRESS BOX 524,
GEORGIAN.
ONE white metal worker, one white tin
~_ roofer, four and half to five dollars per
day for d men. Apply to John K,
Freeman, n'l“smle St., W., Savannah,
Ga.
MEN-—TLearn cotton business by corre
spondence course and type samples
with Cotton Trade Guide. Big demand.
Charlotte Cotton Schoel, Charlotte, N. C.
ELEVATOR boy (colored) between 16
and 18 years of age for passenger
elevator. Apply third floor Eiseman's, 1
Whitehall street, Atlanta, i
I, WANT a man to run System Gin.
"Must have experience and give refer
ence. Address H. N. Shackelford, Route
2, Athens, Ga. e
WANTED--White boys as messengers,
with or without wheels. Apply Mr. |
‘vne'd. Postal Jelegraph Co., 40 N, |
Broad St. Ty
WANTED Colored boys and messen
gers, with or without wheels. Apply
Mr. Arnold, Postal Telegraph Co., 46 N.
broad St.
HELP WANTED—MALE,
TAILUR \;';mtefl at once, Steady work;
good pay. Apply third floor, Eise
man’s, 1 Whitchall street, Atlanta,
WA N'fl'firl)“f.‘ylinth-r pressmen; also cyl
inder feeders. See Mr. Williams, Pick
wick Apts., Apt, 58, Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED~First class porter for store
Good salary. No night or Sunday
work. .\r}ply 315 Connally ll}fii_r:,
WANTED—Colored arivers, . S. matl
wagons. W. C. Henegar, 174 East
| Hunter St S 52
'MAN to operate elevator, Hurt Bldg,
j, .‘\,m:ly J.' H. Haralson, Starter, Hurt
Bldg. Lo L n
FOUR first-ctass colored short order
. cooks. 1018 Atlanta National Bank
Bldg. & B S S
WANTED--Colored porter for furniture
\ c store, Apply to Mr. Mann, 77 Auburn
Ave,
- waiters, $lO to S2O, 101, Auburn Ave,
waters, §lO to S2O. 160% Auburn Ave.
WANTED—Landis shoe operator; good
| wages, M. Wilensky, Snv;unn:th,fia‘ :
CLERK-—-Young man, 16 years or older.
‘» R. l_ H;‘u‘gr-,r.'wl ,"'",'&'",;, R
Re e e
| HELP WANTED-—-FEMALE.
R o A A A AA A PP PP i
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T L % g
WE GUARANTEE sl2
PER WEEK TO EX
PERIENCED
operators on power sewing machines,
If you are quick and neat with work
you can make S2O to S3O a week.
L.unches served reasonably,
) 1
ENTERPRISE MFG. CO.,
” |
384 W. ALABAMA.
DT T e
WANTED — EXPERI
ENCED OVERALL
OPERATORS ON
~ ' .
FRONTS AND OTHER
PARTS.
OUR EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
ARE MAKING §ls TO S2O PER WEEK,
AND HAVE SAME WORK ALWAYS.
NUNNALLY-McREA CO., 41 E. MIT
SELLOT
WANTED—THIRTY _ EXPERIENCED
OPERATORS FOR PANTS AND
OVIERALLM,
WILL GUARANTEE
: N r 4 1 » 5
‘ EXPERIENCED
OPERATORS
OUR GIRLS MAKING FROM $lO TO
S2O PER WEEK; NO WAITING FOR
WORK HERE." GOOD MACHINRES
AND STEADY WORK ALL YEAR
ROUND. MONARCH OVERALL CO.,
39 8, FORSYTH Shut e e
EXPERIENCED LADY S’l‘E-‘
~ NOGRAPHER DESIRED IN
LARGE FIRE INSURANCE OF
FICE; PERMANENT POSI
TION; SALARY 70 PER
MONTH. ADDRESS ON TYPE
WRITER, STATING EXPERI
'ENCE. P. 0. BOX 1015. |
WANTED —. ELDERLY
LADIES AND YOUNG
i
GIRLS FOR THREAD
TRIMMERS. .
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. AP
PLY NUNNALLY-McREA CO., 41 L.
MITCHELL SBT. |
T o e
WANTED — COLORED WOM
EN LABORERS W IT H‘
OVERALLS. APPLY GEORGIA
FIBER CORPORATION, MIL
TON AVE.' AND A & W. P.
R.R,7 A. M. AND 7 P. M.
GOVERNMENT needs thousands of men
and women. Positions in WASHING
TON and your STATE. Examinations
held continuously. No previous experi
ence required. ' Let us help you secure
one. Write today, Free particulars sent
immediately. Columbia School of Civil
Service, Ine., Dept. 12, Jordan Bldg.,
Wanungloh, B G- Lt
GOVERNMENT will hold clvil service
examinations in Atlanta in August.
20,000 women clerks to be appointed at
Washington., Experience unnecessary.
Women desiring government clerkships
write for free particulars to R. K. Ter
ry, (former Civi]l Service Examiner), 315
Columbian Building, Washington.~
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TWENTY - FIVE EXPERI
ENCED OPERATORS ON
GOVERNMENT PANTS. AP
PLY MITCHELL MFG. CoO.,
13614 MARIETTA STREET,
WANTED — BON -BON DIP
PERS® AND CANDY WRAP
PERS. GOOD WAGES. AP
PLY NORRIS CANDY FAC
TORY, 223 PEACHTREE ST.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED
WAITRESSES, 25 CTS PER
HOUR WITH BONDUS
CHILD'S CO., 10 MARIETTA
STREET.
Sl e i
WANTED — SEAMSTRESS
FOR PLAIN SEWING. AP
PLY SOUTHERN DECORAT
ING CO, 77 SOUTH BROAD
STREET.
WANTED —TWO WHITE
GIRLS TO WORK IN LAUN
DRY, TROY LAUNDRY, 210
HOUSTON S’l‘RE@.
GOVERNMENT needs 20,000 women
clerks at Washington; examinations
everywhere in August; experience un
necessary. Write for free fimrtlculurs to
J. C. Leonard, former Civil Service ex
aminer, 622 Kenois 81dg.,, Washington,
D.-C. :
CAN use a few experienced pants opera
tors. If you know how, come to see
us for a good machine. Wisebergs', 811
Ma.;ietta St.
i s cheidies b o e
OPERATORS -
WANTED-—-EXPERIENCED ON WOOL
AND SILK SKIRTS GOOD PAY
AND STEADY WORK, AF{'PLY B. &
A. MFG. CO., 136% MARIETTA ST.
BUTTON OPERATORS
WANTED, EXPERIENCED ON BUT
TON MACHINE; STEADY WORK,
APPLY B. AND A. MFG. CO., 136%
MARIETTA STREET. #
DEMAND for milliners cxceeds suppiy.
Our six weeks' course will prepare you
for fall position. Positions always ob
tained for graduates. Course S2O. Spe
cialty Shop. Arcade. Atlanta.
GIRLS begin millinery training now for
fall season. New York Millinery Schoo
the best in South, Guarantees thomu*n
course. Mrs. Lyle, Mgr., 461 Whitehall,
WANTED-Five canvassers to work
Atlanta. Must be ladies more than 30
years of age. Goed salary can be made.
Work easy. 359 South Pryor,
SKIRT OPBRATORS, ONITED MFG.
CO. 33 E MITCHTLL. 4TH FLOOR.
COOK and houseworker by couple; small
apartment. 686 Pie@mont. Apt. 4
READ ¥OR PROFIT-—GHORGIAN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS
| HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
| WANTED—Young isay for soda fount.
; Light work. None but ex perienced ap
| ply. 215 Connally Bldg. .
| GIRL, to cook aud do grneral house
| _work for vouple. Refercnces required.
822 Pledmont avenue,
WANTED A firlsbclasg “cook. Good
wages and good room free. Apply 199
North_ Mmr-'(tlurr_lg__ave. o i
WANTED-—~A ~ competen: high-class
_saleslady. Apply Bloom's Smart Shop,
23 l'm‘\rv'rtl])'fl}'.!dg_."__
' WANTED-—-Maid for general housework;
| small family; room fn house. 41 South
t Prado. A
| WANTED=Good cook for small family:
| zmom on lot; $4 if competent. E. P.
{ 237,
: I)']'F— A TELEPHONE operator, Apply
| 214 Miss Prince, 25 Auburn Ave.
RELIABLE nurse wanted to live on
place; good wages. Ivy 8354-J.
{ WA .\"IS':H -Young Th'l to <o housework,
_Apply at once, 144 Bass St.
WOMAN to do cooking and laundry for
small f;tnxilyn‘ _3_2l E. Tenth,
EXPERIENCED cook with reference.
Arply 36}{ \Vcs_'_:_“gbfl.ch"'r-(-.
WANTED-—Cook and maid;: good wages.
Apply 85 E. Hur}terfl i a 0
WANTED--GOOD COOK. 155 PEEPLES
_STREET. ~ i
HELP WANTED—MALE, FEMALE.
Weavers for C. & K.
medium duek looms
and other help. |
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PIEDMONT |
MILLS |
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WANTED—ALL KINDS COT
TON MIEL HELP F O R
NIGHT WORK ; MEN AND LA
DIES AND COUPLES WITH
‘()U’I‘ CHILDREN CAN FIND
AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE
PLACE TO BOARD; FAMI
LIES CAN BE -GIVEN
HOUSES. TOP-NOTCH
WAGES. WRITE TO O. D.
GRIMES, SUPT. MILSTEAD
iJ\IFG. CO., CONYERS, GA.
WANTED!
o
THREE good Stafford
loom fixers and warper
tenders; best wages in the
South,
S. L. Deane, Supt.,
OSPREY MILL,
Porterdale, Ga. -
WANTED — A FIRST-CLASS
WOMAN COOK, MAID AND
BUTLER F O R BOARDING
WORK IN RALEIGH, N. C.
APPLY IN PERSON WITH
CREDENTIALS. 84 WILLARD
AVE., WEST END PARK, AT
LANTA.
U. S. GOVERNMENT wants thousands
of clerks at Washington. SIOO month
and up. Men-women, 18 or over; seven
hour day: thirty days' vacation with
pay. Pleasant work. Common educa
tion sufficient. Your country needs you.
Help her and live in Washington durineg
these war times. Write for free list or
ositions open, Franklin Institute,
{_,)em:__’r_-_fll, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED—Experienced loopers on 200
needle half hose. Special inducem?ts
to families with a number of workérs.
Fine climate, best of wages. Sunlight
Hoslery Mills, Blackville, S, C.
1. S. GOVERNMENT wants help imme
dlntel{; men-women, 18 or over; §IOO
month; list positions free. Franklin In
stitute, Dept. 53-G, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-—Ten or 12 girls to work in
bindery; alsc boy, 14-16 years old. Ru
ralist Press, Inc., 116 Fast Hunter Bt
‘ AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED—A good, live agent, lady or
_gentleman, in each town and locality;
good proposition. B. L. & K. R. Medi
cine Co., North Chattanooga, Tenn. _
SALESMEN WANTED.
A A A A A A A AP A A AP A S
WANTED-—IOO men to travel and ad
vertise Old Indian Liver & Kidney
Tonic. $75 per month salary to start
with. After first month we will pay
SIOO to $l5O salary based on results
achieved the first month.- Must be able
to give references that will stand the
acid test as to character, honesty, etc.
Call on or address C. R. Walker, Pres
ident, Cherokee Medicine Company, 25
Elizabeth St., Atlanta, Ga.
SALESMEN.
"'WE have exclusive territory 't;vfen in
__your field, selling DAVIS ‘‘Made to
Measure” CLOTHES--the best-known
popular priced tailoring line in America,
from ‘“Maker to Wearer.”” Mail applica
tion furnishing reference today. P. H.
DAVIS TAILORING COMPANY, Cin
cinnati, Ohio,
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE,
EXPERIENCED ACCOUNT
ANT, NOW EMPLOYED, DE
SIRES CHANGE; EXEMPT
FROM DRAFT; BEST OF REF
ERENCES; SALARY, $125,
S2OO PER MONTH. P. 0. BOX
447,
MARRIED man, 27, six years' experi
ence in general office work, bookkeep
ing, typewriting, and some correspond -
ence; good reasons for chanzing; can
give good references and bond; SIOO ac
ceptable if permanent; Class 4 draft.
M. H. W., Box 821, Georgian.
COLLECTOR-—-We have a competent,
reliable collector whose services we
can dispense with on account of change
of business. Treasurer, P, 0. Box 875.
EXPERIENCED farmer, with good ref
erences, discharged from servioce, |
wants to superintend farm. \H. A. Sells,
94 Oakland Ave., Atlanta, |
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
AAP SN it |
A THOROUGHLY competent lady book- |
keeper with ten vears’' experience and
at present employed desires change;
have held present position seven years.
Box 826 care Georzian.. |
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 1
A A PP e A A s
FOR SALE—-old estatlished soda fount
and picture show in a town of over‘
2,000 population; only picture show in
25 miles radius; owner drafted: easyi
terms. Write Box 457, Cornelia. Ga. |
FOR SALE—Barber shop, two chairs; |
good tourist town: 200 miles south of
Jacksonville, on East Coast; bargain lfl
taken immediately; good reason for sell
ing. Inquire P. O. Box 1498, Jackson-
Vm?-_g?_.____..__.,___.__fi' =
WE ARE offering beautiful diamonds,
handsome jewelry and watches at
gfl:vs you will hardly believe possible.
“tedit terms. LOFTIS BROS. & CO.,
RO ARoma Bt 8, imo
100 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES: Get |
our free Brimed list. |
LIGHTFOOT'S, Peters Bldg., Atlanta |
A GOOD payving restaurant for sale for,
cash or easy terms. Good reason for
selling. Apply 29 N. Forsyth St.
-MISCELLANEOUS.
RAAA AA A A AP AP A AN,
THE Knoxville Maternity Home, 1201 N.
3d Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. This home
co-operates with the Juvenile Court and
Child Welfare League in securing homes
for children,
@WANTED—-M!SCE&.LANEOU&
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WE PAY cash for furniture, house
hold goods, office fixtures, and in
fact anything vou have for sale.
JACOBS' AUCTION AND SAL-
I VAGE COMPANY,
_M_a_!rl}i'ii_il I)eria_r{!g' 8. Atl. 2288.
.4 B Sell and exchange house
“P‘ ISUY and office furniture—
stoves and everything else of the kind.
“Boorstein’s,”” 33 N. Pryor. Ivy 1611
WANTED—Goat wagon; must be in
good condition and reasonable. Phone
E. P. 235-J. Address Atlanta, Route 1,
Box 120-C. e
WANTED Reds, dressers, washstands,
tables, chairs, sideboards, china clos
ets, ranges, etc. Main 1157, 20 East
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OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT at Loftis
Bros. & Co. for a fine diamond or
watch. Splendid bargains. SS. Broad St.
< Renovating. We buy feath-
Mattress cra vy 1550, »tianta 106,
American Mattress Co., 40% Auburn.
SALVATION ARMY necds newspapers,
__magazines, old clothing. Both phones.
) RITV old clothes. Drop card,
WE BUY 25 S 0 Db oo
Caqh paid for old furniture. Dixie
e _rurniture Co.. 85 8. Forsyth.
111 «n Bought, sold, exchanged.
anltm € Gibson's Fur, Ex. M. 4547
TI2 [ bought for cash.
FURNITURE {2y 310
BEST prices for second-hand clothing.
_Drop a card. 134 Decatur. M. 5092.
CASI for old gold and faise teeth,
¥ McDuffle, 148 Peachtree. \
A MILK depot, ice box, ahout 374 by 8.
_Call 5667-B_Atlanta phone. {8 gy
WANTED-—-A twin baby carriage. B. B.
< N, 364 West Fair street. =~
WANTED-—To buy gas range; also za‘sj
_watep-heater. Hem. 261. '
WANTED—Some rugs and art squares.
—Call Main 1627-L.
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS.
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FOR FURNITURE BARGAINS
Go to BOORSTEIN'S, 33 N. Pryor. New
and used furniture, stoves, ranges,
rugs, art squares, linoleums, office fur
nishings. Ivy L e
LOFTIS BROS, & CO., the Old Reliable,
Original Diamond and Watch Credit
House, offers extra special values in
diamonds and watches on credit. 5 S.
Broad St. e e i S
FOR SALE—Quartered oak, flat-top,
sanitary base desk, swivel chair, filing
cabinets, iron safe, rug, chairs, desk
lamp. 1007 Atlanta National Bank Bldg.
Muin 388, L
PIANO, mahogany case, reliable make.
Owner leaving city. Will sacrifice.
gtored at Walter Hughes, 88 N. Pryor
DIAMONDS.
HIGHEST prices Fald in cash for dia
monds of any size. May Bros., Inc.,
OEsachires BE. 0 Al e
LUMBER—Framing, about 40 p., 4x6x10;
60 p. 2x6x10, $1.25 a hundred, for sale;
no delivery. Carl Lenz, Conley, Ga.
FOR SALE—Manganese steel bank safe
and fixtures. D. L. Bond, Newville,
Ala.
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SODA FOUNTS SZ. 208 geed.
SAVE 25 TO 50 PFR CENT
TUGGLE SHOE CO., 41 So. Broad St.
KINDLING—SeveraI loads of kindling
for sale. Apply 84 East Linden Ave.
VIO%J,gIS bought, sold. repaired. S. M.
Kimbrell, Forsyth Bldg. Ivy 3109-J.
FURNITURE bought and sold. S. M.
_ Srtider, 63 S. Broad. M. 2610.
FOR RENT —Fischer piano, first-class
_condition, $4 month. Tlvy 6174.
FOR SALE-—Mahogany upright piano,
Everett make. Dec. 194-L,
WANTED—To buy ticket to Jackson
ville. Phone W, @OB-J.
FURNITURE.
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FOR SALE—Dining room furniture con
sisting of large table, buffet and 4
chairs. Genuine quartered oak, leather
bottom chairs. Reasonable. Can be
seen 10 Sinclair ave. Phone Ivy 5723-L.
HANDSOME furniture complete for 5-
‘s_rz'?om apartment; leaving = city. Ivy
UP-TO-DATE bed room and dining
room furnituree. 286 E. Fair St. M. 790,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, |
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Drum and Bugle Corps Bquipment, |
Melody Rells, Marimbas, Xlyophones. |
Southern Drum C0...84 Ivy St., 2d floor.
TABLE SILVERWARE. |
SILVERWARE, diamonds, watches, at‘
lowest prices. LOFTIS BROS. & CO.,
National Credit Jewelers, 5 8. Broad St. |
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS. ‘
BRYAN ELECTRIC CO.
WE HAVE on hand at all times a large
assortment of used and new electric
motors at reduced prices. We guarantee
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.
53 Edgewood avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
Ivy 1788 Tvy 1790. 'Atlanta 5000.
FOR SALE—One each 36-inch
Fay Sander, Cordsman Tnmi
s
Saw, Jointer, and a lot of good
shafting and hangers. SOUTH
ERN FURNITURE CO., Atlan
ta, Ga.
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WE are in the market for one
self-feed ecirenlar rip saw.
SOUTHERN FURNITURE CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE—The following mac.himz;_v:
One sawmill complete, one grist i
complete, one corn and pea feed crusher,
one 60-horsepower boiler, also one 10-
horsepower engine, one 40-horsepower
Frick \engine; all in good condition. C.
E. Gardner, Darlington, S/ C.
GASOLINE and kerosene engines; car
load; ail sizes; just received: also
pumping, wood sawing and feed grind;
’ ing outfits. Write for prices. Lombard
Iron Works and Supply Company, Au-
SRR O
WANTED—Second-hand No. 1 Wil
| laims or Gruendeler feed mill; must
'be practically as good as new; state
time of delivery and lowest cash price.
Menefee & Co., Raymond:; Ga.
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AUCTION SALES.
B. BERNARD will either pay cash for
yonr housefurnishings and piano or
se’! them for you. Sales every Mon
day .t 88 Sonth Pryor. Main 2306.
HOUSEHOLD goods bought By Central
Auction Co.. 10-12 E. Mitchell. M. 2424,
SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES.
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ALL VARISTIES.
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PLANT NOW-Lookout and Green
Mountain Irish potatoes, collard and
late cabbage plants, beans and turnipi
seed. We have them. Parker Seed and
Plant Company. 33 South Broad street. g
eit ol
CASBAGE PLANTS. i
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FALL heading cabbage plants, ready
now, $2.25 per 1,000, parcel post; $1.75
by express. Cureton Nurseries, Austell,
Ga.
PET. STOCK.
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ALL VARIETIES.
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FOR SALE--Rabbit hounds, fox hounds.!
coon, o'possum, skunk, squirrel dogs.l
setters, pointers, pet and farm dogs. ,
Rabbits, ferrets and g}geons. Catalog
10c. Brown's Kennels, York, Pa.
| POULTRY, PIGEONS AND pPETS,
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‘ PIGEONS.
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|4O PAMRS of pizeons for_sale. Mixed
breeds. ‘'Will sell cheap. T. L. Cooper,
| 55 Sycamore St., Decatur, Ga.
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DOGS.
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FOR SALE-—Full blood Dachshund pup
pies, beautiful, intelligent. J. C. Col
lier, Barnesville, Ga. o s e
THOROUGHBRED female fox terrier
puppies, $6 Main 2179-J. 356 Form-
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! FOR SALE—Several fine bull pups, six
| weeks old. Phone Ivy 3835,
tC()LLIE puppies for salc. Phone Deca
i tur 888,
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CALVES.
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!CHOICE Holstein calves, twelve heif
! ers and three bulls; fifteen-sixteenths
| pure; 5 to 7 weeks old; beautifully
i marked: from heavy milkers, at $25 each.
QFernwood Farm, Wauwatosa, Wis.
iAI il oot bbb ¢ 5514 . SRR
| COWwS.
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MILCH COW for sale—One extra fine
Jersey, a beauty. Fresh in. Price slz3
{ for cow and calf, J. C. Johnson & Sons,
o a i S
WANED-—-Good 4 or 5-gallan cow, fresh
in milk. Cash. Charles A, Dayvis,
836 Trust Co. of eorgia Bldg. -
GENTLE young family cow $69, worth
SIOO. Four gal. Jersey $95. Ivy 347.
REGISTERBD Shorthorn Sows, calves.
Shleddo.n Farms, Raymond, Ga‘calves.
GOOD mileh cow for sale. Main 33427,
_G.W. Chamlee, 7
JERSEY cow for sale; reasonable, AL
phone 2359. v
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PIGS
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REGISTERED DUROCS—Pigs four
weeks ‘and 6 months old; also Duroc-
Berkshire cross. Mount Laurel Farm
Cleveland, Ga. g e
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AUTOMOBILES.
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USED CARS.
1917 Chevrolet ........$345.00
Maxwell Touring ......$425.00
Mitchell Racer ........$280.00
Piedmont Demonstrator $950.00
3 1918 Ford Tourings. )
1 1917 Ford Touring.
1 1916 Ford Touring.
WE PAY CASH FOR FORDS.
WE BUY, SELL, TRADE OR AUCTION
YOUR USED CAR.
TUSED CAR CLEARING HOUSE
Second Floor 181 Marietta St. M. 731
FOR SALE —l9lß OAKLAND,
5-PASSENGER; USED 3,000
MILES; A-1 CONDITION;
SEAT COVERS; WIRE
WHEELS; BUMPERS. AT
TRACTIVE PRICE.
BRIGMAN MOTORS CO.,
255 PEACHTREE.
g All styles
International 1o e new
MOtor Trucks 34, 5% sead
A. BE. McLEAN, 92 S. Forsyth. M. 481
A REAL BARGAIN.
1918 Studebaker, 6-cvlinder roadster;
extra equipment; been run very little;
will sell for less than half cost. See
Galloway, 6 Marietta St. Ivy 1021.
USED CAR CLEARING HOHSE
181 Marietta St., M. 731,
FOR SALE—Six-cylinder 1917 Saxon;
excellent mechanical condition. Price
$650. Call phone llvy 7816 or address
1101 Empire Building.
MARMON automobile, in first-class con
dition; rides like a Pulllman; can be
seen at garage. R. P. Houghton, 91
Houston St.
FOR SALE--One Peerless \mousine It
first-class shape; six new tires. J. R.
Buice. 809 Marietta street. &
ONE Hupmobile 20; must sell at once;
good condition: $125. East Pace Ferry
No. 2, Buckhead.
SEVEN passenger touring car, cheap.
365‘6:m be seen Sunday 94 ]Eake Ave. Ivy
éTrfiDEB,KER usea car department:
bargains in used cars. 245 Peachtree.
7 All kes. H. B,
USED UARS 8100
SEVERAL bargains in used cars. At
lanta Cadillac Co., 183 Peachtree St.
FOR SALE—Two late model Ford tour
_ing cars. H. M. Gilbert, 75 Ivy St.
3 HILL-HOLDEN CO., 245
Used Cars peachiree. vy 1684,
USED CARS—Willys-Overland, Inc., 236
_Peachtree. Used Car Department.
BUICK SIX, b5-passenger, 1918 model;
almost new. Call Main 3454-J.
NEW and used cars. Apperson Motors
Company, 239 Peachtree street.
BARGAIN !n used cars. John Lottridge
Motor Sales Co.. 264 Peachtree.
| ACCESSORIES,
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OFFICIAL SERVICE.
ALL makes of electric starters, genera
tors magnetos, carburetors and ignit
ers repaired.
Sou. Auto & Equipment Co.,
111 8. FORSYTH ST., |
ATLANTA GA. |
AUTO TOPS, TRIMMING & PAINTING
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WALKER ROOFING CO., 273 Marietta
St. Phone Main 2917, or Main 4075.
AUTO PAINTING. |
T e e A AN o I I,
JOHN M. SMITH CO.,
CARS REPAINTED.
Tops re-covered and repaired; wheels,
springs and axles repaired. ]
Bodies built to order or repaired.
120-122-124 Auburn Avenue.
BUMPERS. :
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FOR £ ALE—Big stock of nickle-plated
channe] auto bumpers. Call Main 1936.
MAGNETOS. |
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EISMANN MAGNETO.
OFFICIAL service station, Dube Auto
Service, 12 Porter place. Ivy 1939.
VULCANIZING.
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FOR best vulcanizing at mot mosderate
prices new and used tires. Two-In-
One Tire Co., 35 Auburn. Ivy 2338.
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GARAGES FOR RENT,
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FOR RENT-—A double garage at 70. W.
11th St.; $8 per month.
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MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE.
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LOANS
Atlanta Real Estate
Farms anywhere
or well improved
Small town property
Made promptly.
MARVIN R. McCLATCHEY,
| Candler Bldg.. Atlanta, Ga.
MONEY TO LOAN at 5 6 and 7 per
cent, city improved property. Estab
lished twenty-seven years. Prompt and
.confidential attention,
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
EMPIRE BUILDING.
MONEY to loan at 7 per cent; 5 per
~__cent commission; in sums of SSOO, sl,-
000 and more. Thomas J. Wesley, 208
‘Grant Building.
MONEY for loans and purchase money
notes on hand. Lichman, 17 Walton
street, Real Estate and Renting. b
$250 to sso,ooo—Special funds; farms,
city and suburban property. 8. W.
Carson, 414 Empire Building. i
MONEY to lend at reasonable rates on
improved real estate. Forrest
George Adair.
B?fimder Realty Co., Inman Bldg. Main!
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1918.
MONEY TO LOAN — HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, SALARIES, CHATTELS.
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MUST be paid for in CASH when it is
delivered to you. You may not have
the CASH on hand; but we have, and
will advance you enough money at 5 per
cent to Jay in yvour winter's supply.
See us about this today and be doubly
prepared.
SURETY LOAN CO,,
408 FLATIRON BLDG.
On furniture, diamonds, Liberty
Bonds, etc.
Buy coal now. We furnish the mon
ey.
O.F. WHITTEN CO.,
201 Flatiron Bldg. Ivy 6150. '
W. P. WOLL.
LOANS, $25 AND UP.
on household furniture and pianos
without removal. Payments to suit
your income.
ROOMS 401-2 PETERS BLDG.
_Phones: Main 3771, Atlanta 677.
WHEN YOU NEED
$25 OR ¥ ORE
WE WILL LOA» IT TO YOU
AT THE LAW'.- UL RATE.
GUARANTEE I[.OAN CO.,
308 Atlinta National.
_M. 440 Phones. AL T 3
MONEY FOR SALARIED
READY MEN ON THEIR OWN
NAME, WITHOUT INDORSEMENT OR
COLLATERAL. CONFIDENTIAL.
R. D. ISON CO.,
510 PETERS BUILDING.
LOAN $25 AND UP.
WITHOUT REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
WIGHT INV. CO.. 1111 EMPIRE BLD.
MONEY TO LOAN—COLLAT. BANK.
MONEY 8 per cent 'per annum. Atlanta
_Loan and Savings Co., Candler Bldg.
PURCHASE-MONEY NOTES.
WE HAVE fine demand for real estate
purchase money notes. Brown-Foster
Realty Company. 210 Flatiron Building.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
500 PEACHTREE ST., nicely furnizhed
room with board, for couple or busi
ness people; all conveniences.
WANTED—CoupIe or two business
women in refined home. West 1707.
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BOARD WANTED.
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BOARD wanted; city or suburban pre
ferred. Call Hemlock 1677.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
FURNISHED.
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MARTINIQUE HOTEL,
ELEIS AND IVY STREETS.
Rooms with bath, §1 per day.
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PEACHTREE INN Feach
50c to $1 per day, $2 to $5 per week.
Hot water at all hours. Phone Ivy 67.
NEWLY furnished room; close in
(apagpnent); steam heat, hot water,
telephone; private family; business man
preferred. Box 638, Georgian.
FURNISHED rooms, with or without
board, to couple or working girls; pri
vate family; walking distance. 406 Pied
mont Ave.
LARGE front room and bath; hot and
cold water (colored). Hemlock 2387,
rear of 70 W. 11th St.
DESIRABLE front room. New home.
_Private family. All con. H 175.
DESIRABLE second-floor front room;
_very reasonable. Hemlock 838.
DESIRABLE room in private family. All
con. 310 Juniper. H 1833-J.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING.
64 CURRIER ST.—Nicely furn. room
with kitchenette; all convs. 1. 2098-L.
« UNFURNISHED.
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4 ROOMS; all improvements; $12.50
monthly, at 99 Mills St. Apply at
once.
WANTED—ROOMS.
FURNISHED.
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FURNISHED rooms and kitchenette or
bungalow wanted; city or suburban.
Call Hemlock 1677.
UNFURNISHED.
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WANTED, by couple, 4 downstairs
housekeeping rooms with conveniences;
private fam.; West Peachtree section
preferred. M. 3257-J.
FOR RENT—APARTMENTS.
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FURNISHED.
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DOUBLE and single apartment, uppss
and lower floors; reasonable; all con
veniences. 306 East Hunter.
WANTED—APARTMENTS.
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FURNISHED.
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WANTED—Furnished bungalow or
apartment at once; no children. Ad
dress 'Box 1021, Georgian.
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
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FURNISHED.
MOT'ERN, 7-room, stone front bunga
low; furnace heat, beam cecilings,
hardwooqd floors, garage, phone service;
located in best section of West lind;
rate reasonable; will lease to responsi
ble parties. Phone Owner, West {O7,
between 2 and 3 p. m.
38 W. 147 H ST, co‘?pletely furnished
7-room bungalow, With sleeping porch,
LZ baths, furnace, garage; tenant must
sign lease for one year; $125 per mo.
‘Possession Sept, 1 or 15. Phone Hem
lock 1631. :
7 room furnished house, adults, $50.00.
11 Baltimore Place. Call mornings.
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WELL furnished rooms for light house
keeping. 184 Capitol Ave.
UNFURNISHED.
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6-ROOM North Side bungalow; immedi
ate possession; North Boulevard sec
tion. Ivy 6852-J. i
TWO connecting unfur, front rooms,
™ second floor. 226 E. Fair St.
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UNFURNISHED.
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*WANTED—To rent by couple with no
children 6 or 7-room bungalow that
has furnace heat and garage prefer brick
and on North Side, Phone Ivy 673 or
Hemlock 2054-L.
WANTED—S 6 or 7-room bungalow or
steam heated apt., South Side. Will
take lease for 1 or 2 years. Address
B. S. Lipshitz, P. O. Box 840.
LIST your vacancies with us. Smith,
. Ewing & Rankin.
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
FOR RENT.
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Call for our Weekly Rent List.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
HOUSES _and apartments for rent
Sharp, Boylston & Day.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
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TO LEASE for manufacturlnfi purposes,
brick mill, warehouse, 150-horsepower
boilers, engines. E. W. Menefee, Ray
mond, Ga.
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Southern Railwayv System,
Arrives Teaves | Arrives Teaves
From— For— | From—~ For—
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5:45a Jacksonville 10:45n | 1:35p Cincinnati 4:35p
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:3%a Jacksonville 12:20.| 4:40p Charlotte 6:30a
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1:10p Richmond ......' 38:00p Memphis 1:15p
et sl i sol
For schedule. mileage,“connections, see
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TAXICABS.
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IVY 3436. TAXICABS. IVY 322.
EXCELSIOR AUTO CO., INC,,
PEDMONT HOTEL. U
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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GRANT PARK—See my home, filve
room; sleeping porch inclosed with
glass windows, garden, shade trees
Reduced from $3,500 to $3,000. Lot 60
by 151. 26 Marion avenue.
s2,Bso—Attractive six-room cortage;
good condition; convs.; cash or terms,
230 Crew St.; SI,OOO loan, three and one~
half years, 6 per cent. M. 1530-J.
INVESTMENT.
TWO six-room houses (colored); in good
condition; rents well; price §2,2507
terms. Box 1024, care Georgian.
COTTAGE, 7 rooms, bath and sleepin%
porch, 508 S. Boulevard, facing Gran
Park. !_&pply to Owner, Walter Hughes.
REAL estate for sale; lilst published
weekly. M. L. Thrower, 39 North For
evth St.
SUBURBAN homes and farm landa.
James L. Logan, 214 Empire. I 3717,
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
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MURPHY DOOR BED CO., of Atlanta.
Office, 204. Peachtree Arcade. M. 25134
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FARM LANDS.
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GEORGIA.
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MILLER COUNTY FARM FOR SALE.
450 Acres just out of city limits. Mile
from depot. Will deliver as it standa
with crep, mules, hogs, cows and imple=~
ments, or will deliver this fall.
JOE M, SHINGLER,
. Colquitt, Ga.
ON McDonough road, 4% miles from At~
lanta; consists of 100 acres, to be sold
at a sacrifice. See Cox Bros., 206 Au
burn Ave. 1. 3396, Atl. 687.
100 LARGE and small So,_ Ga. farms;
terms. Pioneer Land Co., Valdosta, Gag
I specialize in farms. Thos. W. Jack
son. 1019 Fourth Nat. Bk. Bldg.
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FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
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WE HAVI trucking, poultry and stockt
farms for sale or trade; come and see
us. 8. J. Melson Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
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—+ FARMS FOR EXCHANGE.
N AT ININPPIPBPAS
110 acre farm 18 miles from Atlant.
good crop. Some improvement, 5?6
per acre. Will trade for city property.
Box 1024, care Georgian.
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FARMS WANTED.
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WANT 25 to 50 acres good but run
down land close to Aflanta. Must be
on a good road and bargain. Mr. Wil=
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