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BUSINESS SERVICE.,
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SHOE POLISH.
XA, & new invention. Bhoe brush and
all in one; easy to shine your own
Black and tan, Preserves the
g:.h' and keeps the shoes polished.
76¢. Hopking' bßook Concern, 144
Auburn _Ave., Atlanta, G,
STORE FIXTURES,
~_——-————————-‘—___._______.—_—
STOVALI Show Case-& Mfg. Co.,
4 §6_S. Forsyth Street.
___SHOR REPAIRING.
GWINN vg No. 2 8. Pryor Bt., across
DR, R, op. Kimball. No.
€ Luckie St, op. ledmont. Shoe repaire
tag while you wait, Rf!nhllllhl-d 1897,
SN, i
ROOMS tinted, $3 to $4, Call from 6:30
7130 e m, 708 p m West 630:
S WiOASDN.
J. W. REDDEY, 203 HAYNES BLDG, i
corner Peachtree and Auburn Ave. |
e eot
. WAYON REPAISING.., .
MAINSPRING put In_your watch for
soc. OGyaranteed. McDuffie, 148 P'trun‘
WiETND-—BI‘SINF.SS SERVICE n‘
-———Ol sh’flr’”}.\fi" “gold and silver scraps.
SasE MoDuttle. 143 B eachtree.
EMPLOYMENT.
L S T
HELP WANTED-FVEMALE 32
BINDERY - Bright girls to learn bindery
work, Byrd Printing Company.
N EOOK WANTED—Colored woman te. cook
and do genergl housework. Apply 32
Adalr Ave.
COOK - Wanted; good wages; easy hours,
Call Hemlock 892-L.
ai;l(—“ummi competent, good cook,
who will tive on lot /3:s‘__l7l‘_l_\'_|fih 8t
W)K-—-At once, a small family, only
wod_need apply. 218 Ponce Dal.eon Ave.
E&K«anod for half-day's work. §9
Greenwood Ave.
CLERK —Wanted (youn, lady with some
:xnflenm, Call City Bakery, 266 Peach
ree.
e e
COLORED NURSE wanted; also light
housework. Mrs. Abelman, Knight Apts
O TR i
COLORED WOMEN LABOR
OVERALLS. GEORGIA FIBER
ERS., APPLY 7 A M. WITH
CORPORATION, MILTON
AVE. AND A. & W. P. R. R.
COOK —Wanted, with experience. Appi¥
I SBT e
COPYHOLDER on raiiroad tariff work,
Piedmont Prt. Co., 127 Central Ave., At-
B Ril
CLERE —Wanted young lady card record
eclerk; must be able use typewriter; an
swer in own handwriting, stating salary
efpficufl. TAN, Box 2122, care Geor
an.
(.‘(.SOKG-—Wlnu-d at once, 6 cooks, 3
maids, 4 nurses, 3 laundresses; all pay
wl. 160% Auburn Ave,
C!EL()RED NURSE GIRL wanted, Apply
_2lO Richardson 8t M. 4704-L,
COLORED HELP—IO cooks, cook and
maid, out of city; dishwasher, hotel
maids, 2 cleaners, elevator girl, waitress.
1018 At Natl. Bank Bidg.
CHOCOLATE DIPPERS, CAN
DY WRAPPERS AND PACK
ERS; GOOD WAGES. AP
PLY NORRIS CANDY FAC
TORY, 223 PEACHTREE ST.
GIRLS
FOR box, tray, bag and
corrugated | departments;
steadyv work; good pay.
Atlanta Paper Co.
GIRLS—SATURDAY AFTER
NOON OFF WITH PAY, TO
~ GIRLS BETWEEN 16 AND 30,
- TO WRAP AND PACK FAN.
CY CANDY; PERMANENT
POSITION, WITH OPPOR
TUNITY FOR RAPID AD
VANCEMENT. APPLY AT
ONCE. NUNNALLY'’S, 94%
EDGEWOOD AVENUE.
GIRLS, 14 TO 16 YEARS OLD
- IN OUR STOCK AND MAIL
ORDER DEPARTMENT. THE
PICTORIAL REVIEW ©O,
84 N. BROAD STREET,
GIRLE—36 GIRLS aged 10 to 26 for werk
Good"pay and. reguiar work for steady
B B unpoes street oni Seutners Wel.
B
%&--Nuw 18 the time to take course in
Millinery School, Complete course
3 SB% Whitehall St
" fi?fiffi—!i{:—flirl wumv_(fr!’u;;mxvl{er—ui
‘ 3azb‘gfu.l'lo:.:|u_'t‘;l“r_.ilf‘.:;\'7"4l:-?.'.':-“"‘__tfi: |
P RB-— Wanted several ladies for
: m inspectors. Apply Missa MeGinty,
hern ‘l'riangle Pioctures Company, 106
e B .
%{’fiwm’mn TO LABEL
. AND WRAP PACKAGES IN
- OUR LABORATORY; PRE
- FER THOSE WITH EXPE.-
~ RIENCE, BUT CAN USE ONE
‘eyj OR TWO WITHOUT EXPE
. RIENCE AS BEGINNERS,
~ APPLY JACOBS' PHAR
~ MACY €O, 68 MRAIETTA
. STREET, THIRD FLOOR.
- ASK FOR MR. WILLIAMS.
f iy ot.ath::e.doA;;l:!‘y'hvo:z;‘lyl.M ;35
; M —
; ;
E LEARN TELEPHONE
: OPERATING.
- ™™ young women Detween 18 to 23
I oSt ey
M-‘T“:“;:ool“:‘our(’n l:u:-l o';::a‘ nrg:&
. with pay. If you gualify there is rapid
. advancement and increases in salary at
. regular intervals. Bummer vacations are
m!:.:.r‘ep::r’:{vll:":;k:mn::mrom.‘:z.:‘l‘::
: ::;»oy;dc.lud there are liberal” daily
Nefo:tlon ::‘(“l" lul :: l'nmt :mn .Th:n"?-:.'y::mfi
.~ able, sanitary and attractive and expe
. rienced matrons and trained purses sup-
E‘ ervise the wrolun and comfort of Hell
:A"»al'. T&i‘;i to“)_:l;‘a".l'rmu. Ivy build.
. SOUTHERN BELL TEL.
[ AND TEL. COMPANY.
} : ADY wanted to care for children in
%’. hl‘u institution; one who lis not
of work. Wages 36 week, with
T d and room. Box 2236, Qeorgian,
~ MAID-Waiited. who is smart and steady.
%’., Wmn:\.::. position. Sanita
- RURSE — WANTED, COMPE
FRENT. GOOD C?LORED
- NURSE. APPLY MRS. JOHN
. MORRIS, JR., 1541 PEACH
TREE STREET.
~ HEARST’S SUNDAY AMERICAN
EMPLOYMENT. ;
e e ey
p HELP WANTED-FEMALE 32
MP:HHEfidv;l;iV;i;r —;r;filrll for,
work as messengers; easy work and good
?’ay. dA,zllply Postal Telegraph Co., 40 N.
30 years old, Call between 1 and 2
o'clock, 960 Peachtree street.
‘ * OPERATORE--Can use about 1§
more experienced operators for
pants nnhd‘ ovenll.t; nllowt'fio fo.l::
:\'.‘fmczn::mw’a:cprt;uoz:-:uorl ;fl' to
$156 per week; $2 per day guaran
tee to felling operators. Steady
work all the time. Monarch Over
all Co., 39 8. Forsyth street.
OPERATORS ON FELL
ING MACHINES; GOV
ERNMENT WORK.
UNITED MFG. CO.,
33 E. MITCHELL ST.
OPERATORS — WANTED EX
PERIENCED ON POWER MA
CHINES, TO WORK ON
SHELTER TENTS. L. & L.
MFG. CO., 39 8. FORSYTH ST.
THIRD FLOOR. :
OPERATOR-—-Dictaphone operator; must
be fast and accurate; permanent place;
‘-'t:nt: m:nlu'y expected. Box 212 f, care
Ffi*‘fi»?fi"’rbnmw“mn experienced and
competent dictaphone operator, perma
nent position. Atlanta Envelope Co., 162
Marietta BBt
dies’ clothes pressing department; steady
job and good pay for right parties.
Lrucam Laundry Co., Macon, Ga.
PRESSERS — THREE EXPE
RIENCED COLORED PRESS
ERS ON SKIRTS. APPLY
READY-TO-WEAR MFG. CO.,
59% E. ALA. ST.
PACKERS—Wanted, girls
to wrap and pack candy
and crackers on Govern
ment contracts for army
and navy, Regular and
piece work. Also want
chocolate dippers. Come
ready for work. We make
our own electric power
and there is no possibility
of our having to shut
down. Frank E. Block
Co., 80 Elliott street.
PRESSERS WANTED -WOM
EN TO LEARN PRESSING.
APPLY 150 ORME STREET,
SIX GIRLS
OVER 20 YEARS OF
AGE TO WORK IN
BINDERY; REGULAR
EMPLOYMENT. AP
PLY IN PERSON.
WEBB & VARY CO,,
3815 W. ALA. ST.
SALESPEOPLE
WANTED.
Positions open in
all departments,
Agreeable work
at attractive sal
aries.
~APPLY TO THE
SUPERINTENDENT
M. RICH & BROS, CO.
SALESLADIES—EXPERIENC
ED SALESLADIES WANTED |
FOR SHOES AND GENTS'
FURNISHINGS. APPLY PER
SONALLY AT DUFFY'S
DEPT. STORE, CORNER
MITCHELL AND FORSYTH
STREET.
SINGLE LADIBS Two singie Indies, age
19 to 22, residing with parents, for of
fice work; salary $8; must be able to
copy and write well. Apply 407 Austell
. Rldg.
SOLICITOR-~Wanted young lady solic.
ftor; good salary to one not afrald of
- work. Apply in writing only. Apt. 101,
_Corinthian, 136 Peachtreo L
SHORTHAND-—-Wanted, at once, lady who
understands Paragon shorthand system
‘u;).d' typewriting,. Call Mrs. King, Ivy
é;;xig; DISPENSER—Wanted. 136 Mariet
suit and millinery salesiadies. Apply The
Fair, 53 Whitehall St
mmxm‘sm@
Thants SOOB chewing gum vending ma
~Chine free. Millard, 486 Bway, N. Y. _
SALESLADIES —HIGH.CLASS
EXPERIENCED MILLINERY
SALESLADY; GOOD SAL
ARY FOR CAPABLE PARTY.
APPLY MR. SALTZER, SEC
OND FLOOR H. G. LEWIS &
COMPANY.
TYPEWRITHR wanted and stenographer,
‘ rnte;nhlly one rumnmrh\vnh bookkeep-
Ge’ taasoimiag Camp Gorden), Mveral
pay and congenial hours, Apply in per.
son Monday afternoon. All applicants’
fares pald both ways. Mr. Luzsl, Thé
Military Shop. ¢ A S
TICK SEWERS WANT
ED TO RUN POWER
MACHINES ON GOV
ERNMENT WORK. AP
PLY NO. 2 HILL ST.
SOUTHERN SPRING
BED COMPANY.
THE BUTTERICK PUBLISHING COM
PANY REQUIRES SERVICES OF SREV.
| BRAL GIRLS BETWEEN 16 AND 18
- YEARE OF AGE; WILL BE INTER
i VIEWED DAILY AT 70-8% MARIETYA
STREET BY MR. STILLWEBLL |
READ FOR PROFIT—-SUNDAY AMERIC AN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS
EMPLOYMENT.
HELP WANTED—FPEMALE 32
I ———————
YOUNG WOMAN,
EVEN THOUGH YOU ARE NOW
i EARNING A FAIR SALARY, IF THE
FUTURE HOLDS NOTHING RHEAL
-1 LY ATTRACTIVE FOR YOU IN A
. BUSINESS WAY, YOU WILL &DO
‘ WELL TO INVESTIGATE THE
FOLLOWING POSITION:
i WE NEED A BRIGHT, CAPABLE
’ AND CAREFUL BTENOGB‘PHER
i OF GOOD EDUCATION, WHO
WANTS TO LEARN THE ADVER
TISING BUSINESS. SHE MUST _
-
HAVE A GOOD COMMAND OF THE
. ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE ABSO
CIATED ADVERTISING CLUBS OF ‘
THEE WORLD RECENTLY BSAID, |
“ADVERTISING OFFERS MORE
NOW TO WOMEN THAN IT HAS
EVER OFFERED TO MEN.
THIS POSITION OFFERS A FAIR
SBALARY TO START AND AN UN
USUAL OPPORTUNITY TO FIT
YOURSELF FOR THE MOST LU
CRATIVE PROFBESSION IN THIS
COUNTRY FOR WOMEN.
1w IMMEDIATE SALARY 18
YOUR SOLE THOUGHT, PLEASE
DO NOT APPLY. THIS 18 AD
DRESBED TO SOME YOUNG WOM
AN, PREFERABLY OF ATLANTA,
WHO HAS THE FORESIGHT TO
PLAN A CAREER FOR HERSELF
AND CAN RECOGNIZE A REAL
OPPORTUNITY WHEN SHE BSEES
IT. MUST BE ABLE TO USE DIC
TAPHONE OR WILLING TO LEARN.
TYPEWRITE YOUR APPLICATION.
STATE AGB, EDUCATION AND
MINIMUM SALARY. BOX 1935, CARE
GEORGIAN.
YOUNG L?,DY for marking and assorting
dept., prefer one who has had experience
in dry cleaning or laundry. Apply Stod
_dard Dry Cleaning Works, 101-9 Fort St.
WANTED-—Two experienced ice cream
dippers for Winder, Monroe and Macon,
Ga., fairs. Four weeks' employment;
good wages to right parties; no boozers
or cigarctte fiends; rallroad fare and
room furnishod. Ag)ply L. J. Hoyle, 160
?rew St., between and 7 o’clock, even-
SR s i ivie
WHITE MAID wanted to assist in home,
small family. E. A. Stuhrman, 41 South
Prado, Hemlock 1785,
WOMEN PRESSERS wanted; steady work
and good pay. Apply Stoddar Dry‘
Oleaning Works, 101-9 Fort St
WASHWOMAN wanted on lot at 241 E
Tenth St., H. 6539, N
WET NURSE—Wanted wet nurse, white
or colored. Apply St. Mary's Hospital,
22 Windsor St. ‘
WOMAN-—-Wide-awake woman to take!
charge of our local trade; $3 to $4 a
day, steady; no experience required; pay
starts at once; write today. American
Products Co., 807 Third St., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
WOMEN-—Wide-awake women to take
chnr‘fa of vur local trade; $3 to $4 a day,
steady; wo experience required. Pay
starts at once; write today. American
Products Co., 801 Third St.,, Cincinnati,
_op.!“_m__.__._*__._____.z__—__ aapt———"
WASHERWOMAN wanted, A woman to
wash on lot. 239 E. Pine street.
R e
. HELFP WANTED-—-MALE 33
BOOKKEEPRR-—Wanted experienced of
fice man; must have knowledge of book
keeping; state age, experience and {f
previous employment has inciuded corre
spondence work; splendid opportunity for
advancement with large mnnufl.cturinfi
concern, doing & national business. Cal
Friday 915 Grant Bldg.
BOY--NEAT, INTELLIGENT BOY, FOR
COLLECTING E&MALL BILLS AND
LIGHT OFFICE WORK; ABOUT 14
YEARS OLD, NOT AFRAID OF WORK.
THIS I 8 A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
THE RIGHT KIND OF A BOY TO
LEARN THE ADVERTISING BUSI
NESS. SEE MR. CASEY, 22 E. ALA
BAMA ST., GEORGIAN AND AMERI
RN e L
BOY-—-WANTED, A BOY UN
DER 18 YEARS OLD, WHO
HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN
OFFICE WORK, PARTICU
LARL FILING CORRES
PONDENCE AND GETTING
OUT MAIL. APPLY BOX
2233, ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
POOKKBEPRER-—Cashior and bookkeeper
by established firm; permanent place for
right party. Answer, stating age, classi.
fllcr.tiou and salary. Pox 2124, care Geor
gian, ,
BOYS-TRLL, YOUR BOY ABOUT THIS.
- BOYS, you can make good money sells
- ing The Boys' Magazine. Write us today
- for § coples. Send no money, The
‘ goyl‘ Magazine, Dept. A-76, Smethport,
. |
BOYS WANTED—Patriotic Ahork‘m‘
boys, 12 to 16 years old, to sell “Allied
Flag." Can make §1 dn& after school
hours. Write John H. ilson, 4 East
18th_S8t. Anderson, Ind
FOY wanted for light deliveries coal and
g’oo_«l; also office boy. Apply 61 James St.
OYS-Table boys, age 14 to 17. 61
IR R ittt e o
CHAUFFEUR WANTRED-COLORED, 17-
18 YEARS OF AGRE, FORD CAR, FOR
n‘;fl‘fi“""' 1018 ATL. NATL. BANK
COMPETENT. BUTLRIR WANTED—AppIy
121 Pledmont avenue, ==
CHAUFFEUR WANTED—To drive Hud
_Ford truck; easy work. 60 N. Pryor St
CLERKS WANTED--Office assistant, file
clerk and collector. Atlanta Envelope
_Co,, 163 Marietta street,
COLORED "HELP —Bhort order cooks, S6O
- hotel butcher, $75; bussboy, hall.
boys, firemen, dishwashers, countar Waite
er, potwashor, butler, steam table cook.
018 At Natl, Bauk Bidg.
COLORED BOYS AND MEN.
OVER sixteen, for tending ma
chines and miscellaneous work.
Apply Atlanta Paper Co,
Moore and Ga. R. R.
CARPENTERS — T w o
carpenters; inside work.
Apply Norris Candy Co.,
223 Peachtree,
———— e
COOK-~MUST BR I‘IRI‘INC.D N
SBHORT ORDERS. APPLY THOMP
SON'S, §7 PEACHTREE. 1
EMPLOYMENT.
HELP WANTED—MALE 33
CHAU?;EURS—J chauffeurs, 3 butiers, 4
porters, man and wife for chauffeur and
cook, 3 elevator men. 1601 Auburn Ave.
COLLECTOR FOR NEWSPAPER AD
VERTISING ACCOUNTS. NEWSPAPER
EMPLOYEES ARE EXEMPT FROM
MILITARY DUTY. EXCELLENT
CHANCE FOR LIVE MAN UNDER
FORTY. GIVE AGE, BUSINESS EX
PERIENCE, EDUCATION AND BBAL
ARY EXPECTED. MUST KNOW AT
LANTA. BOX 1833, GEORGIAN.,
DENTIST wanted, first-class; must be
good operator. Box 2233, care Georgian.
FOUNTAIN ANDAF'RON’P OF\ DRUG
STORE. GOOD SALARY TO MA'T THAT
CAN DELIVER THE GOODS. WIRE OR
WRITE BELL PHARMACY CO. INC,
A O O e
DRUGGIST—Wanted, registered druggist.
Give references; state salary In first let
ter. P. O. Box 69, Plains, Ga.
DRIVER~Want experienced auto driver,
who is willing to do other work around
the place and in the house, good home
on lot for good man; $lO per week and
hoard. Addrvgu~_lvlgi_(‘_nnjer Bldc.____
DRIVERS WANTED—Colored U. 8. mail
wagons. W. C. Henegar, 174 E. Hunter
street.
DRlVEß—Wanted, white
man to drive laundry
truck. Troy Laundry,
210 Houston street.
i
DISHWASHERS —Want
> \
ed, two white men, about |
. . |
40, to run electrie dish
\
washing machine and act
; |
as dishwashers; salary S4O
:
per month and meals. Ap-‘
ply in person, after 12‘
noon, to Gordon Case,
Chamblee, Ga., near Camp
Gordon. ; |
IXEPUTIVGE—A REAL SALESMAN ‘
AND A GOOD EXECUTIVE ‘
WANTED {
An Atlanta man who does not doubt |
his own ability and who knows how “
to manage men and women engaged |
in selling to Atlanta business firms; a |
man between 23 and 40 years o/ age, |
with proven trade-getting and sales- 1
manship qualities and with a good
personality; cne who is an original ‘
thinker and resourceful in promotive |
effort; one who is always willing and
ready to serve the trade with sincere
and conscientious treatmenty a good, :
permanent position to the pight party. ‘
Give full particulars in first letter, i
which will be treatedistrictly confi
dential. Box 2237, Georgian-Ameri
can.
FIREMAN-—Firemen, brakemen, baggage
men, $l4O-35200; colored porters, by rail
roads everywhere; experience unnecem-\
ry. 8256 Ry. Bureau, ‘Eug Bt. Louis, liL
JOB PRESSMEN, $22 per week; stock
cutters, $325; six cylinder feeders, §l6.
See Mr. Williams, Apt. 68, Pickwick, be
tween 8 and 9 a. m,, Atlanta, Ga.
LABORERS WANTED — COL
ORED LABORERS, BOTH
NIGHT AND DAY. APPLY 7
A. M. AND 7 P. M. GEORGIA
FIBER CORPORATION, MIL
TON AVENUE AND A. & W. P.
R. R.
LABOR FOREMEN.
Four wanted with crew
of fifteen men each
for:
SOUTHERX FERRO
CONCRETE CO.,
at
CAMP GORDON.
~Ap£ly
U. S. EMPLOYMENT
‘ SERVICE, .
T 7 a, m. Monday.
‘ 40 E. Hunter.
MANAGER ;;;'I'—BD«-S‘vnnnth whole
sale grocery house wants mamager ex
perienced in bu{lml groceries, office,
warehouse and s l‘gplnx procedures. At
tractive salary. rite or call John J.
Horan, General Sales Manager, Hotel
_Savannah, Savanuah, Ga.
MESSENGERS-—Wanted white beys with
wheels, for work as messengers; u?
work and good pay. Apply Mr. Arnold,
_l:_u_n}:l Telegraph Co., 40 N. Broad B!._
MEN--We give course, tools and position
for $31.0¢ Atlanta Barber College, 31
BT LA SN AR
MEN WANTED VWH EXPE.
RIENCE, TO ORK ON
SHELTER TENTS. L. & L.
MFG. CO, 39 8. FORSYTH
_STREET, THIRD FLOOR.
MEN WANTED—Experienced
oven men, machine men and
men to work in bakery, »Steady
work and good pay. This is an
essential industry working reg
ularly on Government contracts.
We make our own electric pow
er and there is no possibility of
our having to shut down, Frank
E. Block Co., 80 Elliott street.
MESSENGEIL BOY wanted; one not in
school. Viggett Drug Co,
OPERATORS WANTED—Experienced and
competent dictaphone ?cruov; o;:orm--
r‘:‘. mu.:g. ‘.Atultl nvelope Co., 163
’ EMPLOYMENT.
F — — —— ]
HELP WANTED—MALE 33
MATTRESS STITC H-
N
ERS — EXPERIENCED
WANTED IMMEDI
ATELY ON STRICTLY
GOVERNMENT WORK.
N
WE ARE RUNNING
FULL TIME; ALSO
MEN WANTED TO
WORK IN SPRING BED
ROOM, APPLY 2 HILL}
N
STREET, SOUTHERN
»
SPRING BED CO.
MAN COOK and houseman combined, for
_family of thres. Hewi. 311
PAINTERS—Wanted experienced automo-1
bile painters in our varnish shop. Apply
A C. Miller & Co., 33 Gilmer St.
PRESSER--Good cleaner and presser nn'
Hoffman machine. State salary in first
leyer. Address C, care Georgian-Amer
ican. 1
PACKER-—Wholesale auto supply house
wants man to pack ?ood- for shipment.
Experienced man preferred. Must be in
deferred classification. Apply 145 Edge-‘
_wood Ave. |
PRESSERS-—Strong and energetic men for
the pressing department; must be famil
far with the Hoffman press; steady job
and good pay to right parties. Crescent
Laundry Co., Macon, Ga. ‘
REFINISHING—Money for your spare
time. Increase your Income 50 per cent
and still hold your present job. Our new
method of refinishing brass beds, chan
deliers, automobiles requires neither capi
tal or experience; plenty of work in youri
own neighborhood. Postal brings free
particulars and proofs. Write today. Gun-‘
_metal Co., 22 Eim, Decatur, 1. |
REPAIR MEN—Wanted § first-class Fofl
repair men, 65c to 75¢ per hour; time and
half overtime; also apprentice blacksmith
who desires to learn the automobile
buginess; good pay. Write or phone
F. W. Cox, care McCord & Satterfield,
Macon, Ga. 1
ROOFERS WAnted—Several = high-grade
men, experienced in laying compoainoni
roofing. ‘Good pay, steady work, Apply
Elevated Roofing Co., 87 Marietta street.
ettt et i
SHOE REPAIRERS — WANT
ED TWO FIRST-CLASS SHOE
REPAIR MEN WHO CAN
WORK ON JACKS. GOOD
WAGES, STEADY JOB. AP
PLY SHOE RENURY, ATLAN
TA, GA.
SALBESLADIES WANTED — Experienced
salesladies for our cigar, candy, novelty,
notion departments, ete. Liberal pay and
congenial hours. Apply in person Mon
day afternoon. Applicant’s car fare paid.
See M}Lunl. the Military Shop, adjoin
ing Camp Gor@lx
SALESMEN—S6O weekly and $5,000 yearly
from reorders. We give merchants $5.00
chewing gum vending machien free. Mile
lard, 486 Bway, N. Y.
TRIMMER—FIRST-CLABS A UT O M O
BILE TRIMMER, ONE BLACKSMITH,
GOOD JOBS FOR COMPETENT MEN.
{
JOHN M. SMITH CO., 122 AUBURN
AVE.
et —————
YOUNG MAN—ABOUT 16
YEARS OLD. MUST' BE
BRIGHT AND INTERESTED
IN OFFICE WORK. WON
DERFUL OPPORTUNITY.
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
NOT REQUIRED. APPLY
NORRIS CANDY COMPANY,
2 23 PEACHTREE ST.
YOUNG MAN wanted to wear latest style
tallored-to-measure suit and be general
agent in spare time. Big profits. Write
to Knickerbocker Tailoring Co., Dept. 158,
Chicago.
YOUNG MAN—\
YOUNG man, are you going tor
attend school this season? If
you are, come in and see me
about an inspector’s job. We
have an opening. for some hust
ling young fellow. See R. W.
Lanford, Second Floor Georgian
Office.
200 LABORERS
FOR
SOUTHERN FERRO ‘
CONCRETE CO., j
AT |
CAMP GORDON. 1
APPLY }
U. S. EMPLOYMENT |
SERVICE, [
7A. M. MONDAY, |
40 E. HUNTER. |
WANTED, }
PLATEN PRESS FEEDERS,
$17.50 PER WEEK.
STEADY WORK. I
WIRE FRANK BROS,,
COLUMBUS, GA.
YOUNG MEN--We would like to empioy
two young men 17 to 22 years of age, who
for good reasons are absolutely disquali
fied for military service, but not unfitted
to do storework. We wish to take two
bright young men with a good common or
high school edueation and teach this busi
ness. The office supply and office furni
ture business is a progressive business and
brings them in touch with the highest
class of business men, in fact, it means
the handling of all kinds of office sys
tems and equipment and a splendid future
for the youni men to become traveling
men or department managers. We have a
large contract business in the Southeast,
furnishing public bulidings, large retail
business for Atlanta tqd a mall order
business that extehds all over the South
east. We require a man of character, en
ergy and ability who is not afraid of work
and willing to shoulder responsibility, If
you have these qualifications and are in
‘terested, don't call, but sit down and
write & letter, telling us ull about your
wolf, any previous work you have done and
what your qualifications are. Your salary
to start will probaly be $46 to S6O per
month and will be increased as you be
come of value to the business. Fielder &
EMPLOYMENT. |
HELP WANTED—MALE 1
YOUNG MEN WANTED to learn anufac-
S e aray & Gor” 403408 Grant
Building. |
WANTED—Tariff and jo b
printers. Dittler Bros., 216 E.
Hunter street.
WANTED!
FOR GOVERNMENT
WORK AT CHARLES
TON PORT TERMINAL.
Brick masons, plumbers,
carpenters and sheet met
al workers.
Free transportation be
tween city and the work.
Job will last several
months.
MASON & HANGER
CONTRACTING CO,,
209 Meeting St.,
Charleston, S. C. |
HELP—MALE OR FEMALE 34
BOY OR GIRL—WANTED FOR
OFFICE. APPLY FULTON
SUPPLY CO., 86 MARIETTA
qp
OOTON MILL HELP—
WANTED--ALL KINDS COT
TON MILL HELP F OR
NIGHT WORK ; MEN AND LA
DIES AND COUPLES WITH
OUT CHILDREN CAN FIND
AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE
PLACE TO BOARD; FAMI
LIES CAN BE GIVEN
BHBOUSES. TOP-NOTCH
WAGES. WRITE TO O. D.
GRIMES, SUPT., MILSTEAD
MFG. CO., CONYERS, GA.
CHAUFFEUR—Wanted exempted man for
chauffeur and wife as cook. Room on lot
Box 1942, care Georgian.
DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted. Apply to
O (i
PRESSER-——Experienced presser for skirts.
Crescent Skirt Co., 41% Peters St
SALESMEN AND AGENTS 35
il it P S
AGENTS—Gasoline at 12¢ per gal. Won
derful new invention. Startles automo
bile world. $lO to S2O a day easy. Sam
ple free, Write quick. Wendell-Clem
_ents Co., 20 W. Jackson, Chicago.
AGENTS—S6O weekly and automeobile fur
nished men everywhere, placi:& samples
wonderful new fuel product with automo
bile owners; 3¢ worth equals gallon of
gasoline. Outfit iree. D, Ballwey, 351
Sta. F, Lm_xlaville_, Ky.
AGENTS—New draft ruling means mil
lions patriotic picture sales. Over Top,
Pershing, Colored Heroes, etc. Samples
free. Portrait catalogue free. Peoples
Portrait, Sta. D, Chicago. =
AGENTS—Wonderful agents’ proposition;
domestic articles needed by every house
wife; something new; quick sales; big
profits; free sample. Write today. Presto
Lo.. Box 684, Chicago.
AGENTS, FEMALE—If you have an es
tablished trade our side line will add S2O
to S3O a week to your income. No, com
petition. Address United Sales Co., Box
CRIRE AUNPE ÜB,
BUTTER MAKER-—Agents, 50 to 200 dol
lars weekly, introducing the home butter
maker; butter 6 cents a pound; demand
enormous; sells itself; every housekeeper
buys. Retails $2.25. Your commission
$1.20. Write quick for sample and terri
tory. Home Mfg. C 0.,, E-10 New Al-
DT sy e e
BOOK-—"Negro Soldiers in War.” Book !
contains many pictures of colored troops.
Everybody buys. Agents making $26 a
day. Big hit. Send 25¢ for outfit to
publishers. Jenkins Publishing Co.,
Washington, D, C. ‘
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COFFEE—Four A-1 salesmen to sell Lu-(
zianmne coffea, one for this immed!ntej
)
section. Nothing but experienced trav
eling men need apply. Give references ‘
Splendid opportunity for right men. |
THE REILY TAYLOR CO., |
New Orleans, La. 2 |
CHINAWARE SALESMAN-—Attractive,
quick-selling proposition; old established
concern: prompt shipments; sample
equipment light: commissions liberal.
Write with references to the Salem
_Ohina Co., Salem, Ohls, |
DISHWASHER—Crew managers and
salesmen wanted for hlu‘ost seller of
modern times—a.ittle Gem® Dishwasher;
new, patent pending; all territory open;
every home having hot water supply a
prospect; S2O a day propositien; crew!
managers make more. Higley Co., 332‘
Onxton Bldg., Ohloago. | . .
DIAMONDS—SSO weekly and up selling
Mexican diamonds. Exaectly resemble
genuine; same rainbow fire; stand tests;
sell at sight; repeat orders, Write quick
for sample case offer free. Mexican Dia
mond Importing Co,, 215 Las Cruces, N.
Mex.
FOODS—SIB week expenses advanced; no
canvassing; women to travel, appointing
agents for war saving foods; experience
unrecasary. Reliable Mfg. Co., 15 Como
Hidg., Chicago.
XIDNEY TONlC—Wanted-—Men to travel
and advertise Old Indian Liver and Kid«
ney Tonie, Territory open in every State
in the South and in great many North
ern States. Splendid salary to begin with
and fine chance for rapld advancement
to those who can furnish first-class ref
erences ash to honesty, ability, ete. Do
not upplé unless you are over 30 years
of age. Call on or address C. R, Walker,
Cherokee Medicine Company, 235 Eliza-
Deth atrest, Atianta, On.
LET us connect you with big money-mak
ing selling propositions. More than 300
square deal manufacturers advertise in
each Issue, Specialty Salesman Maga
gne: 300 safe propositions to select from.
very issue a course in salesmanship;
inspirational articles by best writers;
beneficial selling talks; protects sellers
by vigorously exposing frauds-—forces
square deal between buyer and seller,
100 pages. Bubscription $2 yearly, Get
acquainted; three months' trial subserip
tion, 26c. Read current issues; If not
satisfied, money refunded. Robert Hicks,
editor, 327 Caxton Bldg, Chicago, 111
LARGE manufacturer wants representa
tives to sell shirts, underwear, hosiery,
dresses, walsts, skirts, direct to homes;
free samples. Madison Mills, 603 Broad
_way, New York,
PHONOGRAPHS-—Salesmen, agents and
dealers, we want you to handle your own
county or district and make blf money.
We manufacture the best values in phono
graphs. The Classie, SIOO %hono‘rtph re
tails for $69.50. A $126 p ououru‘?h. re
tails for $74.95. Half profit to dealers.
Other types, price from $17.50 upward,
Illustrations and full particulars sent on
request. Samples furnished on 30 days'
trial. Send references with first letter.
CLASSIC PHONOGRAPH MAKERS,
316 8. WABASH AVE,,
CHICAGO, ILL.
PATRIOTIC men and women to distribute
“Ameriea and the Great War.” Gives
just the information everyone needs at
this eritical time, Tllustrated. Big m
Spare time may be used. Outfit
Jnternational Press, Philadelphia.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1918,
; EMPLOYMENT.
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SALESMEN AND AGENTS 35‘
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PICTURES—Newest and best patriotic
pictures, 16 by 20, 25 subjects. Service
banners, honor rolls. Whirlwind sellers.
Lowest priees. Free samples., Jas Bai
ey Co., Dept, 117, Chicago. ______.
POSTCARDE—"To Hell With the xlller.";
8 red-hot postcards, nhowlng Bill's ex
periences there, They're rich, Send to
soldier friends. Agents enthusiastic. 2
sample sets, 25c. N. Ovri, Dept. 21,
Hemot, Calif,
RAINCOATS—Agents, reversible 2-in-1
raincoat ang overcoat; new; never on the
market befora; credit glven; outfit free.
Parker Raincoat Co,, 2310 Marne St.,
Dayton, Ohio.
REPRESENTATIVE, capable, with coms
manding personality, future. Malil cred
its. Highest guaranteed quality product.
Permanent. Box 2, Station B, Clevclnnd.‘
ROOF CEMENT —Salesmen, experienced
roof cement and roof paint. Write for
information. Good territory open. Exe
pense money advanced. Inland Oil Works
Co., Cleveland, Ohio. ‘
SALESMEN WANTED — EX
PERIENCED SPECIALTY
MEN, DRAFT EXEMPT, TO
TRAVEL FOR A COMPANY
OF NATIONAL PROM I
NENCE. SALARY AND EX
PENSES. P. 0. BOX 824, AT
LANTA, GA. |
SALESMAN—EXPERIENCED SPECIAL
TY SALESMAN TO SELL STERNO
CANNED HEAT TO THE DRUG, HARD
WARE AND DEPARTMENT STORES
OVER SOUTHERN TERITORY. STATE
AGE, EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EX
PECTED. EXCEPTIONAL POSITION
WITH ADVANCEMENT TO RIGHT
PARTY. ADDRESS MR. MASS, PIED
JMUNE O et e
SALESMAN WANTED — ENERGETIC
SALESMAN OF EXECUTIVE ABILITY
TO ASSIST IN MANAGING THE MILI
TARY SHOP (ADJOINING CAMP GOR
DON). EXEMPT FROM DRAFT;
STEADY POSTION. EASY HOURS. A!’-i
PLY IN PERSON MONDAY AFTER
NOON. SEE MR. LUZZI. |
SOAPS—How to obtain agent’s sample
case and $10.40 worth of high-grade toi
let soap, perfumes, extracts, toilet artl-i
cles, etc., absolutely free. Write quick.
Lacassian Co., Dept. 504, St. Louis, M_o__.f
SALESMEN—New fall line now ready;
easy seller; sales guaranteed; express
paid; $6 com. per order and repeats. Pan
Mfg. Co., 2568 Cottage Grove Ave., Chi
lel el R R
SALESMEN—Successful salesman, experi
enced any line, for balance of year nnd‘
1919. Strong proposition, staple goods to
general trade. Established concern. $35
weekly advance. Sales Manager, 1920
_Euclid, Cleveland, Ohio. Dept. 3538.
SALESMEN-—Successful salesman, expe
rienced any line, for balance of year and
1919. Strong proposition, staple goods to
general trade. Established concern. $35
weekly advance. Sales Manager, 1920
_Buclid, Cleveland, Ohlo. Dept. 3738.
SALESMEN—For Georgia. Vavancy Oc
tober 1; permanent position; old house
selling staple line on exceptional terms;
high commissions; $35 weekly advance.
Sales Manager, Suite 211, 800 Wood-
B T oSN RIS 84S B M il
SALESMAN wanted, salary and commis
_Slon; good future. 27 Peachtree Arcade.
SOAP—We start you without a dollar.
Soaps, extracts, perfumes, toilet goods.
Experience urnecessary. Carnation Co.,
_42 8. Main, St Louis.
STOCK SALESMEN C A N
MAKE BIG AND QUICK!
MONEY SELLING STOCK IN
ATLANTA CONCERN PRO
DUCING A WAR ESSEN
TIAL, INCREASING ITS CAP
ITAL SEVERAL HUNDBEDi
THOUSAND; EXCELLENT
SELLER. APPEALS TO THE ‘
INVESTOR. APPLY 614 AT'i
LANTA NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING. -
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TRUCK SALESMAN: 1
WE have a good side line on commission
basis to offer you, territory.is in Geor-i
gia, north of Macon, and will in no way
conflict with your present line. Write 93«
96 South Pryor Bt. for appointment.
TOOLS—Agents. Strange new kitchen
tool. Every woman will use 20 times
daily. Never before advertised. Profitw
$1 an hour. Quick. Sample free. Lud
low Mfg. Co., 1706 Marne St.,, Dayton,
_Ohio. . ol T T |
WANTED—Ten bright, capable ladies to
travel, demonstrate and sell well-known
goods to estahlished dealers, $25 to SSO
per week; radroad fare paid; weekly ad
vance for traveling expenses. Address at
once Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. 233,
_Omabha, Nebr. 1
WANTED-—SBalesmen to sell our new 6&¢
punchbhoard on commission; exclusive or
side line; calling on merchants in small
towns and general stores. Write for
salesman's outfit. Empire Manufactur
_ing_Co. Norfolk, Va.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE 36
HIGH-CLASS BUSINESS WOMAN WITH
TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN GEN
. ERAL OFFICE WORK, ETC., WOULD
i MAKE CHANGE. CAPABLE OF MAN
‘ AGING OFFICE, SPECIAL DEPART
| MENT WORK, OR FILLING DUTIES
OF PRIVATE SECRETARY. EXECU
TIVE ABILITY UNEXCELLED, WOULD
BEGIN AT $l5O PER MONTH WHERE
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT 18
GOOD.. ADDRESS “C,” BOX 2234, CARE
’ GEORGIAN.
bbbl ittt
; HOUSEKEEPER or steward; special train.
ing in both; also in company boarding
‘ houses and mess halls; employed 3 years
last position. Address Box 2240, Amers
| doam.
NURSE-EXPERIENCED TRAINE D
NURSE, GRADUATE ONE OF BEST
| EASTERN HOSPITALS. ADDRESS
| (){lfrgtl(‘,AL. CARE GEORGIAN-AMERI
POSITION by stenographer of several
years' experience. Box 2241, care Geor
glan, ‘
|
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE 37
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CLERK-—Experienced in auto supplies,
tires, hardware, general store. Willing
o leave city. Box 1931, care Georgian.
BOY, 17, junior of Tech High, desires
employment afternoons and Saturdays.
W. T. 8., Georgian. =~
EXEFlYTl\'E—(lA;van‘, energetic, well ed
ucated young man,® with several years'
varied business experience, executive and
secretarial capacities, desires position
with progressive concern, Capable cor«
respondent, office manager, handle heip.
Familiar with sales office methods, bus
iness advancement, purchasing, secre
tarial duties, stenographer, typist. Make
valuable assistant or secretary to busy
executive. Pleasing personality, tact,
adaptable, initiative, dependable. Would
appreciate imwyediate reply if interested,
Bo 38, _care Georgian,
MECHANIC—Wanted first-class mechan
fe of 10 years’ experience, now foreman
of garage, wants essential work with
%ood truckmaker or agent. Mechanic,
Loox 373, Dawson, Ga.
MAN—Wanted, work, any Kind; married
man; age 33; outside business experi
-008, oave Oeorpian,
VULCANIZER wishes pbsition as mana
ger or vuleanizer; have had 10 years’' ex
perience; can furnish bhest of reference;
no kind of work but what I can do and
w‘m" b:"i». :“‘t. nl-:(ry 1: flrltslouor.
ady to make chan ov, 1.
Box 1940, care American, 2 g
WATCHMAN—NIght or day, or other
lisht work wanted; referances furnished.
Address W. J. Brown, 620 N, Jackson,
WANTED—A position from 3t06 p. m
and on htursf?n. Thirty-six, un".n'.'.‘.
;uud. qulckhnt figures, m-rflo%,“ own
ome, and have responsible
Box $236, Georgian. N
FINANCIAL,
e ———————————
LIGHT MANUFACTURING business in
Atlanta; o-t‘l‘;‘u-hm 256 years; enormous
profits and trouble to get all mate
rials needed. This is a rare opening for
a hustler. Price $3,000; terms, or will
consider Atlanta lmgm m t
foot's, 317-18 Peters Bldg., . M. o
FINANCIAL. ’
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 38
imesmisren e A ——————— S
BRANCH MANAGFR—Branch manage
wanted for old_established Chicago 00,
cern; we {urnish full stock of goods, ad.-
vertising matter and equlr store com
pletely, in good location, all at our ex- |
pense and pay you S4O a week salary
in addition to liberal share of the prof.
ity your store earns, Work can be start.
ed in spare time. No investment o
previous experience necessary to secure
this position. If rou are a hustler ang
want an opportunity to make SSOOO 1o
$15,000 a yeoar we want you and wij
pay you well' from the start. Send mao
your application today. 8. Ltva, Mgr..
Department 425, Como Bldg., Chicage,
111,
BARGAIN IN DIAMONDS, WATOHBE,
Don't brag about paying ‘“cash down."
Your friends will wonder what's ’{‘ha 4
matter with your credit. The best way
is to buy of us on credit at cash Jmm
LOFTUS BROS. CO, 6 8. Broad St.
e ————— e et
HOTEL—For rent; can give possession
Oct. 1 or before; located in one of the
best towns in North Georgia. Apply to
Box 96, Acworth, Ga. »
TRON ORE-—Two properwes tn_central
Alabama; one large, one small; bhoth
good; can guote bargain prices on each
Coal mine, one in central Alabama, and
one in Kentucky. Call at once, as both
are desirable. R. E. Watson, Austell
Bldg, Atlanta. ____
MOVING PICTURE outfit, Powers 6-ma
chine Monarch gas cutfit, 10 by 10 screen
12 reels of pictures, tickets, ete., in good
condition. Will sell at a bargain. The
above outfit is suitable for small town
or road work. H. D. Howell, 126 Jackson
_street, Americus, Ga. = =~
MILI—For lease, brick mill bullding, 156
_ h. p. boilers and engines; large ?oruo
goace. 45 miles from Atlanta. U
_Box 1443, Atlanta. 5
SHOE-SHINING—For sale, 10-seat shoe
shining stand, mahogany effect finish,
Georgia marble base, fine rlunh uphol
stered spring seats, 5-panel mirror, 13
feet long by 3 feet high. Vogue Hat Co.,
82 N. Broad street, Atlanta.
GET ONE TODAY-—-NEW LIST. )
100 Business Opportunities just out.
LIGHTFOOT'S, Peters Bldg., Atlanta.
HOUSE EXCHANGE~—WIII exchange houss
and lot 135x200 and 6 vacant lots, located
in East Atlanta, for farm. Write Box
1830, care Georgian.
INVENT SOMETHING. Your ideas maw
bring wealth. Free book tells what te
invent and how to obtain a Jutent, Ref.
erences: Dun, Bradstreet and Washington
Mechanics’ Bank. Talbert & Talbert, 4564
_Talbert Bldg., Washington, D. C.
OPERATlVES—Experience unnecessary,
We instruct you. Travel, make secret
investigations. Salaries, expenses. Hare~
ley Detective Agency, St. Joseph, Mo.
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR CEN
TRALLY LOCATED AND PROFITA
BLE SODA WATER, ICE CREAM AND
TOBACCO BUSINESSES IN ATLANTA
IS FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL FIX.
TURES, 20-FT. FOUNTAIN, HAND
SOME WALL AND SHOWCASES, FIN.
EST TABLES AND CH’IRS. TILA
FLOOR, CEMENT BASEMENT, IDEAY,
LOCATION, REASONABLE RENT.
THIS BUSINESS HAS ALWAYS BEEN
AND NOW IS ON A PAYING BASIS,
AND OFFERS UNLIMITED OPPOR
TUNITIES; SALES INCREASE EVERY
DAY. CATERING ONLY TO HIGH
CLASS, AFTER-THEATER TRADE.
THIS BUSINESS CAN BE BOUGH?T
FOR ACTUAL INVENTORY COST,
CASH. WILL INVENTORY AROUND
$7,500. UNLESS YOU HAVE THH
CASH IT WILL BE NEEDLESS TO TNe
QUIRE. ADDRESSB WAR, CARB
GEORGIAN.
WHITE THB WORDS FOR A SONG.
WE write music and guarantee publishe
er's acceptance. Submit poems on war,
love or any subject. Chester Music Co.,
538 8. Dearborn, Suite 1867, Chicago.
WANTED IDEAS—Write for free patent
guide book 5. List of patent buyers and
inventions wanted. $1,000,000 in prizes
offered. Sed sketch for free opinion of
patentability. Victor J. Evans & Co., 6983
Ninth, Washington, D. C.
MoD ffla Buys old false teeth, gold and
McDuffie silver. 148 Peachtree.
WANTED—DEALERS
THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH ~
€O HANDLE |
r N A N .
THE AMERICAN '«
PHONOGRAPH,
A moderate priced, up-to-date machine,
N
AMERICAN
PHONOGRAPH CO.,
526 Candler Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
MONEY TO LOAN—Real Estate 40
Cliff C. Hatcher Ins. Agency,
Loan Agents for
TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO.
Investors’ Savings Company.
First and Second ):oruuu at current
rates.
SEE REX B. MOONREY,
221 GRANT BLDG-—-BOTH PHONES.
Snider Realty Co., Inman Bldg. M. l7¥.
MONEY to lend at reasonable rates on
improved real estate., Forrest & George
_Adatr, &
MONEY TO LOAN at §, 6 and 7 per t,
c?ty improved property. I'Ebn:red
twenty-seven vears. Prompt and confi
dential attention.
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
EMPIRE BUILDING.
MONEY to loan at 7 per cent; § per cent
commission; in sums of SSOO, SI,OOO and
more. Thomas J. Wesley, 209 @Grant
_Bullding. Al
MONEY for loans and purchase money
notes on hand. Liebman, 17 Walton St.,
Real JEstate and Renting.
$250 TO s6o,ooo—Special funds, farms,
city and suhurbunnproperty. 8. W. Car
son, 414 Empire uilding.
Loal on city or farm property. M. R
Mc(g:tchey, Candler Bldg.
e e S—
MONEY TO LOAN-—Chattels 40A
LOANS. ‘
We will lend you money at § per cent
on your household goods, pianos, wlcm
autos, ete, in any amount from $24
upwards. No matter for what p‘rml
you need money we can and will P
you at a cost which you can afford to
pay. All transactions are strictly con
fidential and there are no public records
made which would in any way embarrass
you.
r
SURETY LOAN CO.,
408 FLATIORN BLDG.
Otn furniture, diamonds, Liberty Bonds,
ete,
Buy coal now. We furnish the meoney.
. N
0. F"WHITTEN CO.,
201 Flatiron Bldg. Ivy 6150
LOAN $25 AND UP.
WITHOUT L ESTATE SECURITY.
WIGHT I% 1111 EMPIRE BLD.
READY NoN®Y Fop_sa
N ON
NAME, WITHOUT INDORS OR
COLLATERAL. CONFID:!
R. D. ISON CO.,
201 PETERS BUILDING.
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 REALTY
CO., 210 FLATIRON BLDG.