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l@ gE ATLANTA GEORGIAN “Subscribe for Liberty Bonds” READ TOR PROFIT——GEORGIAN WANT ADS-——USE FOR RESULTS “Subscribe for Liberty Bonds”
TS SAFE, SURE, CONVENIENT AND INEXPENSIVE TO BUY OR SELL THE WANT AD WAY
; AUTOMOBILES. ‘
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T eST Po, |
h . AUTO ACCESSORIES 14
| EISMANN MAGNETO
AL service stations. Dube |
ice. 12 Porter place. Ivy 1939, A‘"‘
8¢ OFFICIAL SERVICE. |
| 1 makes of electric starters, genera
; magnetos, carburetors and igniters
preiedt . |
Sou. Auto & Eqnipment Co.,
& 111 8. FORSYTH BT, |
5 ATLANTA, GA. :
) OSLINE pumps and tanks. The Ameri
can 01l Pump and Tank Co., 3 Auburn.
B
LASS t in your windshields, auto
facors. headiights. Frank r, |
Whitehall, VI .
) Vulean Auto Springs. |
1 OLI. stock on hand for every standard
. make car. Their worth is Jrroved under
. every condition of road and load. Jenk
' ins Vulcan Spring Co.. 48 Auburn ave.
~ _SERVICE STATIONS—REPATRING 15
_ FOR best vulcanizing at most moderate
:glw new and used tires. Two-In-One
¢ re Co., 35 Auburn. Ivy 2338, w
JOHN M. SMITH CO.,
~ CARS REPAINTED. ‘
Tops re-covered and repaired; wheels,
. springs and axles repaired.
] Bodles bullt to order or repaired. ‘
" WALKER ROOFING €O, 273 Marietta
i Bt., Phone Main 2917, or Main 40Y5, ‘
~ WORK strictly guarante-? 38 Walton St
. New and uuq tires fo+ ale.
~ J. T. Boring—W T. Chastain.
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}fi AUTO LIVERY—GARAGES 16
¥ T IVY 3436, TAXICABS. IVY 323,
y BEXCELSIOR AUTO CO. INC,
;_ PIEDMONT HOTEL.
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| BUSINESS SERVICE.
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~ Ready Reference and Phone Di
| rectory of Reliable Firms.
ALTERING AND REPAJIRING.
MILLER TATLORING CO.,
Expert cleaning, pressing, repairing.
24-A South Pryor St Main 2076.
AUTO REPAIRS—GARAGES.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
E. H. ODOM BROS,
GARAGE AND REPATRS.
19 James St EP" I. 2083. Atl. M. %00
AUTOS AND JUNK.
AMERICAN Junk Co. 154 Peters St. m.
1015. Buys scrap iron, metals, rubber,
_rags, old autos, We sell old auto parts.
AUTOS and Junk—We buy junk and old
¢ automobiles. We sell old automoblle
parts United Junk Co., Tvy 2944-J.
ASBESTOS MATERIAL.
ASBERSTOS “CENTURY™ SHINGLES.
Firepreof—Waterproof—REverlasting.
CLAYTON S. BERRY, DISTRIBUTOR
KEASBEY & MATTISON COMPANY.
46 Fairlie St Phone llvy 4149,
BIBLES, HYMNALS, RELIGIOUS BOOKS,
————ee e et e
THE largest assortment of song books, re
ligious books, Bibles, testaments, cheafr
than rlsewhere Hopkin's Book Concern,
TS A RN,
BICYCLES, SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS.
I:va CYCLE CO., 392 Peachtree
Ph]“]]):‘. §t. Bicycle supplies and
repairs. Go-carts re-tired. Ivy 2366.
CAFETERIAS.
Jack’s Cafeteria,
Basement Arcade Bldg. Home Cooking.
Falr Prices. Quick Service,
CARDS, PRINTING AND ENGRAVING.
ANTHONY'S card shop. Cards, Invita.
tions, announcements. 106 N. Pryor SBt
Opp. Candler Bidg Annex. ‘
DENTIST,
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PAINLESS! Satisfaction guaranteed,
Gold crown, 22-k, $3; bridge work, per
tooth, $3, white crown, $3. Consultations
free. Ga Dental Parlors, 100% White
hall.
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3 xpert workmanship. br. it
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DETECTIVES,
i
ALL legitimate detective work by expe
rienced licensed operatives. Shadowing,
private inveéstigations, ete. Business
:gnfrdpn_('at __Box 532, _rnrpm(}enrulant_
FURNITURE REFINISHING AND RE
PAIRING.
SUPERIOR UPHOLSTERING CO., 405?
Edge- “ad avenue. Furniture upholstered,
refinis..od and repaired. Atl. phone Ԥs4_
Trinity Furniture Repair Ehop. Expert
refinishing William F. Rice, Mgr.,, 112
and 114 South Forsyth St. Call M. 132,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
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H. M. PATTERSON & SON,
96 N. Forsyth. Phone Ivy 217
GREENBERG AND BOND CO,
3§ HOUSTON ST. _ Both Phones 774
A. O. AND ROY DONEHOO, 81 Wash
ington St R_n!h_b_n!mn«jp.wl‘r_nmpt grrvlc..
GUN, KEY, LOCK REPAIRING,
1 1 TN Q expert, 19 W, Ala,
C. C NOWNS; . av. o,
Kevs Gunsmith, umbrellas repaired
: and covered, 5 S Forsyth.
HEATING AND PLUMBING 20
PLUMBING REPAIRS,
Gas, water heaters and gas stoves connect
ed. Call Ivy 6042-L.
HAT CLEANING.
A(“\TF Hatters, 20 E. Hunter St.
44 4 Satisfaction guaranteed Malil
erders given prompt attention. M. 2391,
VOCO'S HAT CLEANING, pressing and
ghoe shine parlor, 54 Peachtree St. Hats
cleaned and reblocked like new. Two
piece suits dry cllopnvcr_r}._}l.oo.
JEWELRY,
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Jas. L. Holloway, 55 Auburn Ave.
TLarge, complete stock of fine
W,’lff‘_’l'fl,o"“d ~l'w.‘saul}i‘ul__,ewelry.
MAGAZINES,
MAGAZINES - Having of 90 cents by plac
fng your subscription for Good House
keeping with Mrs, J. T. Wilkins, 129 E,
Georglia avenue, M. 1562, Atlanta, Ga.
_Price now $1.50 Will advance soon.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING.
Xeelo Musical Instrument BService,
Agents for Gibson Mandoling, ete.
_Bouthern Drum Oe., Auburn snd Ivy.
PAINTING AND TINTING.
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W. M. CARROL, house painting and
Minting. M. 2080. 149 Glennnwood Ave.
PRINTING,
WEBB AND VARY, PRINTERS,
38 West Alabama Street, Atlanta.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 27
DENTAL CLINIC,
Open daily ‘‘Sunday excepted,”’
1 to 5 p. m. Charge for mate
rial only.
ATLANTA SOUTHERN
DENTAL COLLEGE,
Opposite Grady Hospital.
MECHANOTHERAPIST.
AIY. chronie cases treated, using all drug
less methods Dr. E. H. Hawkina, Fita
gerald, Ga. . B
REPAIRING.
P 1 UMBING-—1 will save you money nn—‘-'c_!.l
repairs: gas stoves and heaters conhected
£ ‘,.3””"”" phonie S7T7BA. .
ROOFING,
s ,7 paint'ng and roof fitting, nr;—pllerl
. \ sold J. N. Little, 126 8. Forsyth
St MO TR iSI
ROOF REPAIRING,
[ Yourfi sy W T anan
| BUSINESS SERVICE.
____ SCALE REPAIRING.
Scales Repaired, oought, eold. Jas A
Cain St | Phoms n-*}“a‘?u?f’:'.""'" -
SHOE REPAIRING.
G WINN .S g.m R’..s.opl.,r{(olrmfiil No.
8 Luckie Bt., op. tedmont. Shoe repair-
Ing_while you wait. Established 1897
STOVES, BOUGHT, SOLD and REPAIRED
STOVES and furniture bought, sold and
exchanged. Main 1662-J. 224 Peters St
TINTING. '
ROOMS tinted, $3 to $4. Call from 6:30
to 7:30 a. m,, 7to 8 p. m. West Ci.:_{
WATCHMAKING. ‘
J. W. REDDEY, 203 HAYNES BLDG.,
EMPLOYMENT. *
_ HELP WANTED—FEMALE 3t
COOK, EXPERIENCED, FOR SMALL '
FAMILY, HOME ON LOT AND GOOD
WAGES, PHONE MAIN 8022-L, 620
A N O
COOK wanted; aiso weman to wash on
Sl N R e
COOK wanted for 2 meals a day. 110
Juniper St. ‘
COOK, settled, experienced, wanted for
small family. Room on lot. $6 week.
Hem. 216. 1
COOK-—Kxperienced, for small family,
Phone H. 2250. Call at 1006 nghh.nd‘
COOK wanted, first-class, guod wuges.
Apply 667 West Penchtres St __
COMPETENT girl, housework and cooking;
_Bood wages. Apply 1180 Pledmont Ave.
CASHIER — WITH EXPERI
ENCE. 57 PEACHTREE, AT
LANTA.
COLORED HELP—3 dishwashers, 3
maids, 1 elevator girl, girl for silver
pantry, 2 for coffee room.* 1018 Atl
National Bank Bldg.
CHOCOLATE DIPPERS, CAN
DY WRAPPERS AND PACK
ERS; GOOD WAGES. AP
PLY NORRIS CANDY FAC
TORY, 223 PEACHTREE ST.
EXPERIENCED CASHIER,
No other need apply,
BUEHLER BROS,, ‘
114 Whitehall. ‘
GOOD cook and laundress for family of
' two, room on lot. 39 E. Sixth St ?
GlßLS—Twenty-five young ladies wanted
for work in our paper box and paper traz‘
departments. Good pay and regular wor]
for steady girls, National Paper Co., Simp
son_street and Southern Railway.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted for widower and
small boy. Apply 110 Richardson Bt.i
_Efler 5:30. |
HOUSEKEEPER—GIrI or woman, doc
tor's home; best wages; good home bi
right person. Call H. 261, uflemoou‘
H. G. LEWIS & CO., \
Desires an experienced saleslady
in their millinery department;
permanent position and good
salary. Apply Mr. Saltzer, Sec
ond Floor,
LINEN ROOM WOMAN,
LIGHT work; good pay. Apply
| IMPERIAL HOTEL.
LADIBS $lB week expenses advanced; no
canvassing; women to travel appointing
agents for war saving foods; experience
. unnecessary. Reliable Mfg. Co., 130
- Como Bldg., Chicago.
MAID for table and help cook. APppP'Yy
with refs. 111 Washington BBt. el
MAID wanted en Peachtree road; good
~ home on premesis. Call Hem. 175-J,
"MAlD—Wanted settied woman for mald;
gon;’”gay to right party; room on lot.
NURSE_COMPETENT _NURSE WANT
ED. APPLY MRS JOHN MORRIS, JR.,
1541 PEACHTREE ST.
OPERATOR— -
BF A TELEPHONE operator. Apply
+ Miss Prince, 26 Auburn Ave.
OFTICE GIRL, 16. Apply 1520 Fourth
_National,
OPERATORS,
FOR felling machines; can
use few beginners; Gov
~ ernment work; big pay.
~ UNITED MFG. CO,,
| 33 E. Mitchell,
t Fourth Floor.
|
; OPERATORS
WANTED-—-10 experienced, on
‘ silk and wool skirts; highest
prices paid; steady work. Ap
ply B. & A. Mfg. Co., 1361, Ma
rietta street.
' OPERATORS
On overalls, shirts and pants;
absolutely highest union wages
paid. Plenty of good work all
the time.
MARCUS LOEB & CO,,
76-78 Trinity Avenue,
OPERATORS,
ON SKIRTS,
BEST PAY IN
CIvY, :
UNITED MFG. CO.,
33 E. MITCHELL.
; FOURTH FLOOR.
{OPERATORS — BXPERIENC:
' ED ON POWER MACHINES,
- FOR PLAIN SEWING ON
| GOVERNMENT WORK. L. &
L. MEG. CO,, 89 8. FORSYTH
STREET
STENOGRAPHER
WANTED at once. Competent, sxpe
rienced Salary according to ability
P. O. Box 1196, M. 3390
‘ BALAD (IRI, wanted, with expartence
| Come ready to work Jack's Cafeteria
Peachtree Arcade.
EMPLOYMENT.
oet s e N
HELP WANTED—FEMALE .32
SATURDAY AFTER
NOONS OFF
With full pay to girls
between 16 and 30, to 1
wrap and pack candy. 1
Go o d hours, light |
work and best wages.
Apply to /
NUNNALLY'’S,
9414 Edgewood Ave. ‘
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SALESLADlßS—Experienced cloak mml
) suit salesladies wanted. Apply at once.
National Clothing Co., 9% Whitehall St
R L ST e |
SEAMSTRESSES—§O women wanted at 11
Houston St. Johm Chalman, Merchant
SN
WANTED—Maids, nurses, waltresses, dish
washers, case cooks, hotel maids; wagoes
35 to 3§ week. 160% Auburn avenue.
WANTED—Ten bright, capable ladies to
travel, demonstrate and sell weil-known
goods to established dealers; $25 to SSO
ner week, railroad fare paid; weekly ad
vance for traveling expenses. Addreas
at once Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 233,
SN I
WANTED—Competent lady stenographer
who has knowledge of bookkeeping and
general offico work; position is perma
nent and will pay good salary; best ref
erences required. Apply Tanlac office,
4th National Bank Bldg.
WANTED — 20. .
INTELLIGENT
GIRLS 19
PACK CANDY;
GOOD PAY
A ND PLEAS
ANT WORK.
APPLY WP
LEY'’S, C OR- ‘
NER HAYNES f
AND HUNTER ‘
STREETS. ‘
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oo
WOMEN PRESSERS, |
EXPERIENCED, to press blouses,
coat suits and evening gowns
Bteud& work, good pay. Stoddard's
Dry Cleaning Works, 101-109 Fort St.
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YOUNG WOMAN,
EVEN THOUGH YOU ARE NOW
EARNING A FAIR SALARY, IF THE
FUTURE HOLDS NOTHING REAL- |
LY ATTRACTIVE FOR YOU IN A
BUSINESS WAY, YOU WILL DO
WELL TO INVESTIGATE THE
FOLLOWING POSITION: |
WE NEED A BRIGHT, CAPABLE ‘
AND CAREFUL STENOGRAPHER |
oFr GOOD EDUCATION, WHO
WANTS TO LEARN THE ADVER
TISING BUSINESS. SHE MUST
HAVE A GOOD COMMAND OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE ASSO
CIATED ADVERTISING CLUBS OF
THE WORLD RECENTLY SAID: |
“ADVERTISING OFFERS MORE J
NOW TO WOMEN THAN IT HAS
EVER OFFERED TO MEN.” :
THIS P()SIFI()N OFFERS A FAIR
SALARY TO' START AND AN UN
USUAL OPPORTUNITY TO FIT
YOURSELF FOR THE MOST LU
CRATIVE PROFESSION IN THIS
COUNTRY FOR WOMEN,
IF IMMEDIATE SALARY IS
YOUR SOLE THOUGHT, PLEASRE
DO NOT APPLY. THIS I 8 AD
DRESSED 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 BEES
IT. MUST BE ABLE TO USE DIC
TAPHONE OR WILLING TO LEARN.
TYPEWRITE YOUR APPLICATION,
STATE AGE, EDUCATION AND
MINIMUM SALARY. BOX 1935, CARB
GEORGIAN,
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HELP WANTED—MALE 33
o “ el e
BLACKSMITH —FIRST
CLASS, CAPABLE OF
FORGING LATHE
- TOOLS AND TEMPER
ING HIGH-SPEED
TOOL STEEL, CA N
FIND SUCH WORK AT
BEST OF WAGES. AP
LY IN PERSON,
AMERICAN MACHINE
& MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, 872 ASHBY
ST., ATLANTA, GA.
BOY--16 or 17 years old to fearn
engraving as apprentice; great
opportunity for ambitious boy.
Apply Mr. Manston, Georgian-
Ameriecan,
BOY wanted; strong, industrious colored
, boy; good future; about 18, Apply in
person, W. A, Brown, 128 W. Peachtree
street,
CHAUFFEURS, porters, heliboys, cooks,
dishwashers, busshoys, fireman; wages $9
i to §lB week )"“‘"_"‘_",,2"l",". avenue
-
MECHANICS WANTED.
THREE FIRST-OLASS,
EXPERIENCED
FORD MECHANICSB; NO
NIGHT OR SUNDAY WORK.
HOURS, 7:30 TO 6:30 P. M.
APPLY, WRITH,
OR WIRB
JONES MOTOR CO,,
’ NEWNAN, GA
— EMPLOVMENT.
HELP WANTED—MALE 33
COLORED COOKS--2 FIRST-CLASS
COOKSB, 1 EXPERIENCED CHICKEN
BUTCOHER, ? SHORT ORDER COOKS, 1
VEGETABLE COOK, 3 BUSSBOYS, §
LABORERS, 30c PER HOUR. 1018
ATL. NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
COLLECTOR,
ACQUAINTED WITH ATLANTA NORTH
SIDE STREETS. ONE WITH NRWS
PAPER EXPERIENCE PREFERRED
BUT NOT NECESSARY. GOOD SALARY.
GIVE AGE, ADDRESS, PHONE, MILI
TARY CLASSIFICATION., BOX 130,
AN
GOVERNMENT needs 12,000 clerks, ex
aminations Atlanta in Oectober; snh\r‘
$1,200; experience unnecessary; men an
women desiring Government (polmons
write' for free particulars. J. C. Leon
ard (former Civil Service Examiner),
622 Kenois Bildg., Washington.
MECHANICS wanted; 2 FIRST-CLASS
MECHANICS, APPLY J. L. LEWIS MO
TOR CO., 232 PEACHTREZ STRREBET
OFFICE BOY WANTED-—Salary $26 per
month, Asply Sou. FEell Telephone and
Telegraph Co., 78 8. Pryor.
PRIESSER wanted, first-class. Apply R.
L. Lasseter, 14% Luckie St
PHOTOGRAPHER,
WE will pay S2OO a month to the right
man to take entire charge of our finish
ing plant, abllity to turn out large vol
ume of panoramic and smaller work ab
solutely essential. Give references, age
and previous experience (n first letter.
If not prepared to deliver the goods don't
answer.
DIXIE PHOTO CO.,
Augusta, Ga.
. &
PILE DRIVER
FORMEMEN WANTED.
WE need several high
class pile driver foremen
at once. Please advise by
wire.
MASON & HANGER
CONTRACTING CO,,
Charleston, S. C.
SODA DISPENSER wanted, under draft
_age.Milam Soda Co., LaGrange, Ga.
STONE CUTTER—A. A. Deloach, 262 W,
North avenue.
TWO experienced white waiters. Apply
at once. United Lumch Rooms, 21 W.
AW WE L
WANTED—A FIRST - CLASS
SANDPAPER AND BRUSH
FINISHER, TO WORK ON
oy GOOD WAGES,
STEADY WORK.
SHOE RENURY, |
ATLANTA, GA. 1
WANTED,
Stick candy makers and help
ers; good salary to right men.
Apply
NORRIS CANDY FACTORY,
223 Peachtree.
WANTED-—A BAKER’S SEC
OND HAND, ALL-AROUND
WORKMAN FOR NIGHT. AP
PLY HOURS BETWEEN 6
AND 7P. M. 57 PEACHTREE
STREET.
WHITE AND COLORED
LABORERS, NOT NOW
EMPLOYED IN ESSEN
TIAL WAR WORK, CAN
FIND SUCH WORK AT
BEST OF WAGES.
AMERICAN MACHINE
& MFG. €O, 872 ASHBY
ST., ATLANTA.
YOUNG man, are you going to
~ 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.
YOUNG MAN about 17 ecan get employ
ment after school and on Saturdays that
| Eawing. | Petmamne. paatien sot” ootd
| ndvnnr:rnrm to right l}narly‘ Write, stat
‘ }{Lgndr;:lpp;!'::::;‘ and full particulars, 365
T MELP_MALE OR FEMALE 34
COTTON MILL HELP— o
WANTED-—ALL KINDS COT
| TON MILL HELP POR
NIGHT WORK ; MEN AND LA
DIES AND COUPLES WITH
OUT CHILDREN CAN FIND
AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE
PLACE TO BOARD; FAMI
LIES CAN BE GIVEN
HOUSES. TOP-NOTCH
'WAGES. WRITE TO 0. D.
GRIMES, SUPT., MILSTEAD
MFG. CO., CONYERS. GA.
GOVERNMENT wants thousands cleris,
men-women, $l,lOO year; Atlanta exam
inations coming; sample coaching lessons
free, Franklin Institute, Dept b3-H,
O e o it o
,'[}N”:}n{\) helpers wanted. Apply Ans-
WAITTRESSES —Bxperienced, aiso chef«
cook wanted by Lampkin Case
WEAVERS~ i
WANTED!
Weavers for C. & K.
; medium duck looms
~and other help.
i
r PIEDMONT
; COTTON
| MILLS
| EMPLOYMENT.
R e eL S s
‘ HELP—MALE OR FEMALE 34
DRAFTSMAN--Big pay; men and wemen;
tremendous demand; study at home, Com
plete course; drawing outfit free, Our
graduates filling goml positions as drafts
men and chief draftsmen with Govern
ment and private concerns. We help you
secure position when qualified. Write for
free bhook. Columbia School of Drafting,
ort. 885, 14th and T St., Washington,
D. G
SALESMEN AND AGENTS 35
Vg o o soo T
AUTO TIRE SALESMAN,
ATTRACTIVE salary to
business getter. Box 699,
care Georgian.
@
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XIDNEY TONIC-—Wanted--Men to travet
and advertise Old Indian Liver and Kid
ney Tonic. Territory open in every State
in the South and in great many North
ern States. Splendid salary to begin with
and fine chance for rapid advancement
to those who can furnish first-class ref
erences ash to honesty, ability, ete. Do
not nvplé unless you are over 30 years
of age. Call on or address .R. Walker,
Cherokee Medicine Company, 256 Eliza
beth street, Atlanta, Ga.
SALESMEN WANTED—Calling on the
best class of trade (hardware and lum
ber preferred), to handle two staple pro
ducts as a side line. Large commissions.
Experience unnecessary. If you are a
hustler and mean busm;‘-. address Bnles
Manager, 823 American Nat'l! Bank Bldg.,
SRR, W Ll
SALESMAN wanted, ’rlury and commis
ston, good future. Peachtree Arcade.
SALESMAN;
’
MUST be competent to
handle complete line of
o . |
silk and wool skirts. ;
|
B. & A. MFG,CO,
.
13614 Marietta St. ‘
SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE 3.‘
CLERICAL—By refinea middle aged wnm-‘
an, former teacher, a chance to make
good with some good business concern or
corporation, in clericat position. Reason
able, livable salary to start with. Ad
dress "“Urgent,”” Box 5§53, Georgian, ‘
STENOGRAPHER — Bxperionced, dosiTes|
&outuon. automobile business preferred.
_Miss Robins, Ivy 4207-J.
SITUATIONS WANTED-—-MALE 311
BOOKKEEPER-—1 year's experience de
sires place as bookkeeper or assistant;
best reference. Box 661, Geoergian.
EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN,
familiar with finance, selling, sales
organization and previous experience
* In_railroad construction. Will eon
sider connection with reliable con
cern, war having disrupted my pres
ent business. Am above draft age,
married, in good physical trim, clear
headed, active and an indefatigable
worker. Best Lusiness and bank ref
erences. Capable of sucecessfully man
axing men, a department or an entire
business. Address Box 126, care Geor
gian,
POSITION #s sccretary or corraagfindnn{.
college education, two yrs. sec. Congres
man. 1. 2833-J. e
STENOGRAPHER — Experienced, office
man desires position. Address G. E., care
Atlanta Georgian. =
SINGLE MAN, 47, wants position as gro
cery or shipping clerk; references. West
170-J. : Al
YOUNG man now in Gov. service, nge 20,
deferred rclass, experienced in shipping,
recelving, stock room and salesman, de
sires position, Ray P. Richardson,
Stockbridge, Ga‘#__{{_.'_} 55
NVI L I Nly Jpr b par ‘
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 38
DRUG STORE in Florida town of 800;1
busy season now on; hest of reasons for
pelling. Address Drawer 516, Ocala, Fla,‘
GET ONE TODAY-—-NEW LIST. ‘
100 Business Opportunities just out. ‘
_LIGHTFOOT'S, Peters Bidg., Atlanta.
INVENT SOMETHING—Your ideas may
bring wealth. Free hook tells what to
invent and hew to obtain a patent. Ref
erences: Dun, Bradstreet and Washing
ington Mechanics’ Bank. Talbert & Tal
i:)ertL 4664 Talbert 81dg.,, Washington,
. O,
JOIN the hosts who wear diamonds hought
on our Confldential Credit Plan. Our
diamonds are gorgeously beautiful, full of
fire and briliancy. At the price we are
selling diamonds today, they are an ideal
investment. We trust the people. Open
evenings. LOFTIS BROS. & CO, § 8.
Broad street.
MEAT MARKET for sale; a modern equip
ped with four-ton refrigerating machine
doing $3,600 month business. Going into
gm&work. Address J. O. Shoop, Florence,
L
MILI—For lease, brick mlll—huildrn'n."f.'.o
b p.; lurge storage space; 45 miles from
| _Atlanta. P. O. Box 1443, Atlanta,
' T.oans on city or farm property. M. R.
_McClatchey, Candler Bldg.
WANTED—Dealers for the American Pho
_nograph. 628 Candler Bldg., Atlanta, Ga,
) MONEY TO LOAN—Real Estate 40
| Cliff C. Hatcher Ins. Agency,
| ioan Agents for
TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO.
‘ Investors' Savings Company,
‘ First and Second h:ur('u‘(al at current
rates.
‘ BEE REX B. MOONEY,
_221 _GRANT BLDG.—BOTH PHONES.
MONTHLY money to lend on Atlanta and
nearby real estate, payable $2.16 per
month on the SIOO, which includes inter
est. No delay, money here Brown-Fos
ter Realty Company, 210 Flatiron Bldg, i
MONEY to lend at reasonable rates on
- Improved real: estate. Forrest & George
sy -
MONEY TO LOAN at 8, 8 and 7 per cent,
| city improved property. Established
twenty-seven years. Prompt and confie
~ dential attention.
‘ TURMAN & CALHOUN,
| ___BMPIRE BUILDING. '
'MONREY to lonn at 7 per cent; 6 per cent
. commission; in sums of SSOO, §I,OOO and
more Thotans J. Wesley, 209 Grant
| Bullding.
MONEY for loans and purchase money
. potes on hand. Liebman, 17 Walton s¢.,
| _Real Estate and Renting.
WE have fine demand for real egtate
purr*lrusu money notes. Brown-Foster
tealty Co., 210 Flatiron 'Hu‘hhhxv ;
}3?60 TO §so,ooo—Bpecial funds, farms,
city and suburban property. 8. W. Car
son, 414 Empire Bullding. -
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MONEY TO LOAN-—Chattels 40A
TQ
LLOANS,
We will lend you money at § per cent
on your household goods, planos, wagons,
autos, ete, in any amount from $24 and
upwards. No matter for what purpose
you need money we can and will help
you at a cost which vou can afford to
’ pay. All transactions are strictly con
fidentinl and there are no puhlic records
} made which would {n any way embarrass
you.
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SURETY LOAN €O,
___4oß FLATIORN BLDG.
LOANS wanted, $5,000 at 6 per cent,
without commission M. 765,
TQ T v
LOANS TO BUY COAL
On furniture, diamonds, Liberty Bonds,
eto,
Buy conl now. Wae furnish the money.
5 v VI L NT '
O. F. WHITTEN CO.,
’ _lq_Lzlnt o) mdg. . . Sy 6150,
| LOAN $256 AND JUP,
[ WITHOUT REAL ESTATE SECURITY
- WIGHT INV CO., 1111 EMPIRE PLD
| i o Set it e
21 ! MONEY FOR BALARIED
| READY Me 3" O Trkin Gwe
NAME, WITHOUT INDORSEMENT OR
COLLATERAL. CONFIDENTIAL
| R.D ISON CO.
201 PETERS BUILDING
[ =‘.‘.."==..":r,. oA e .*—*-:.:g:
t CORRESPONDENCE COURSES 42
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‘GOVERNMENT needs thousands of men
and women. Positions In Washington and
your State. Examinations held eontu%:
?;xlsly. No previous experience require
t us help you secure one. Write to
day. Free particulars sent Immediately,
Columbua Bcheol of Civil Service, Dept
12, Jordan Bldg., Washington, D. C.
BUSINESS scholarship for sale in one of
.o beat: collegen . Oall Tvy 36831,
| LOCAL INSTRUCTION CLASSES 43‘
GIRLS begin millinery trainiug now for
fall season. New York Millinery School
the best in Eonth. Guarantees thorough
_course. Mrs. 1 vie, Mgr., 401 Whitehall.
SEWING OLASS - BEGINNING OCTOBER
10, SEWING TAUGHT TO LITTLE
GIRLS IN MOST ATTRACTIVE FORM.
MORELAND AVENUE DISTRICT. FOR
DETAILS, PHONE lIVY 6877-X2.
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MUSICAL, DANCING, DRAMATIC 44
AN Danci O 4 and
g 2 ne . pen day
LAN "‘ S nivht nfvy 5784
WANTED—INSTRUCTION 48
TEACHERS--Acme Teachers' Agency se
cures results, 1131 Healey Bldg., Atlan
ta, Ga. i
LIVE STOCK. |
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DOGS, CATS, PETS M
oot i et oA |
IN)§ HOUNDS—2 red hounds (female), 4
and § years old; guaranteed to strike
and run a fox to a finish; $37.60: also
opossum dogs. T. N, Shellman, Cedar-
N L
PETS and fancy poultry. We have tham!
for sale and can handle what you have
for sale. Hamilton's Pet Stoek Store,
Pau! Hamilton, Mgr., 76 S. Broad St.,
SRR B, o L |
RARBRBITS —-Breed large Flemish Glants !o‘
{nur Belgian hares for table use. We
ave a few extra large bucks for sale.
Southern Pet Stock Dealers, 37 8. Broad
street.
WANTED--A good apossum dog, must be
JSrkined. Hox 603, care Georgian. .
HORSES, CATTLE, VEHICLES 48
MARE--A nice 6-yeaur-old mare, surrey
and harness for sale; very reasonable,
_Phone Decatur 833-3. ' =~~~
PIGS FOR SALE—2O shoats, crosses of
Poland China and Duroe, 3 to 4 mos. old
for sale this week at $12.60, sls, and
~ $17.60 per head, according to age and
gize. 'This I 8 good stuff, growing, and
will mnake good killers this season, or
will make heavy hogs to carry over. 0.
W. Johnson, Jr., Druid Hills. Hemlock
208-La.
PIGR for sale. Apply D. W. Johnson, Jr.,
71 Oakdale road. Hemlock 298-L.
POULTRY AND SUPPIES 40
ANCONAS—For sale a few extra nice. Sin
gle Comb Anecona cockerels: would sell
trios. T. W. Hutchinson, Monticello, Ga.
FOR SALE—Registered Berkshire pigs
and game chickens. H. Roquemore,
Mansfield, Ga, - g i
TWO egnnocting unfurnished housekeep
ing ron. vee of gitting room, vrivate
entrance, «ink in kitchen. M. 4452-7,
P ]
ARTICLES FOR SALE 51
ADDING MACHINE—One 3nrronxhl ad
ding machine, P. O. Box 1443, Atlanta
SAFE—One Victor screw door safe for
_sale. P. O. Box 1443, Atlanta.
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 52
ADDING PHE BARRITT .
BASRLTE
> ™ JASTIN D> NON
PORTABLE LISTING - GAT.CT.
LATING, AT A PRICE TO MEET YOUR
REQUIREMENTS--$B 6TO S3OO. HAVE
ONFE ('{N APROVAL, BAYLIS OFPFICE
EQUIPMENT CO., STATE I\Y.‘"Y‘R!RUTJ
ORS, I'B. BROAD BT. PHONE MAIN 240,
ee e e SMa3 :
BUILDING MATERIALS b 4
MURPHY DOOR BED CO., of Aflnn!n.‘
Office, 204 Peachtree Arcade. M. 251!.“
HOUSEROLD GOODS 691
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BARGAINS In table silverware, also dla
monds and ‘vatches. Loftis Bros, & Co.,
the National Oredit Jewelers, § 8. Broad,
FOR FURNITURE BARGAINS
BOORSTEIN'S, 33 N. Pryor. New and
used furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, art
squares, office furnlnhtn_zm Ivy 1611,
JEWELRY AND WATCHES 60
BEAUTIFUL diamonds, watches, ete.
Don’t pay cash; our credit terms are easy.
loftia Bros. & Co., the National Credit
Jewelers, 6 fl__l}_r_r:r:t_i_r‘-_t_" Open _evenings.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS 1
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ELECTRIC MOTORS-— ‘
r »
BRYAN ELECTRIC CO. |
Wae have on hand at all times a large
assortment of used and pew electriec mo
tors at reduced prices, We guarantee
same as new all second-hand motors re
built by us. We do all kinds of indus
trial power and light wiring.
Electrical Contructors and Dealers in
New and Used Machinery. ‘
63 RBdgewood Ave Atlanta, Ga.
Ivy 1788, Ivy 1790. Atlanta 5000.
SEVERAL hundred feet three sizes seed |
Lonvever. P. O TDox 1443, Atlanta, Ga.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 61
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Agents for Gibson Mandolins, ete. \
I Interested in nn( way In an instru
ment of any kind or make, msos ‘
__Bouthern Drum_ Co., Auburn and Ivy. i
VIOLINS bought, sola, repatred, S M.
Kimbrell, Forsyth Bldg. vy 3109. J. |
SEEDS, PLANTS, VERTILIZERS ‘Gsr
BEEDS--Plant_now. Collard and cabbage.
plants 30c¢ for 100. Al kinds !ungp
seed, rape, mustard, kale, spinach, onion
wets, ryc and barley. Parker Seed and
_Plant Co
SPECIALS AT THE STORES 64
STEYP into our store and select a d|n")on«rl‘
wntch or other jewelry for a gift or for
personal wear We make prices and
*srma within the reach of every one,
Don't put it off, cortne today or this eveg
erfi»_{mq,n "_'._"_Z,W‘_;J ‘o, b B. Broad Ht.\r
BHOES -~ ;
SAVE 25 TO 50 PFR CENT
TUGLE EHOE CO., 41 8. PBroad St ‘
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WUEARING APPARKL an
BEAUTIFUL red fox muff, practically
new, reasonable. Ivy 7026-J,
RDESEREE-~2 drosses for snle, nearly new,
_)}Q__Vfi'nlt_np street. Call after 6.
WANTED--TO BUY LUJ
B, BERNARD will either pay cash for
your hounsefurnishngs and plano or sell
them for you Bnles every Monday at
86 South Pryor Main 2308,
1 pald for used furniture, Wonder
(Cash Furniture Co. 20 K. Mitchell.
CLOTIIING - Best priceg for second-hand
- elothing Drop a oard, 134 Decatur,
- Main -’.09? (S A PSR AL o R R A
CLOTHES - & % ‘
1 TV old clothes op eard,
WE BUY will call. 150 Decatur St.
PINTRG ROOM furniture wanted, nak or
walnut, 10 pleces; also two dressers and
rockers; must he strictly first-class and
| _price right for cash. l}ltvt (v'»’.";‘“llflnr'i‘flnr
TTAMONDS Highest prices paid in eash
| for diamond of any size. May Bros., Inc.,
. 19 Peachtree treet e el e
FURNITURRE
WE PAY CAEH for furniturs, house
: hold goode, oifice fixtures, and In
‘ fact anything you have for sale
| JACOBS' AUCTION AND SALVAGE
COMPANY,
Main 1434 61 Decatur Bt. At 23288
FURNITURE e
W |.‘ [)[ T\' Sel) and exchange house
) A and office furniture
stoves and n\'r-r;.".%lylgr(-inv of the kind.
‘Boorstein's,” 38 N yor. Ivy 1611, |
AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.
AT 10:30 a. m., Tuesday,
we will offer a fine lot of
used houschold goods;
also new furniture, includ
ing mahogany dining room
suit; also a very fine one
in quartered oak; old
ivory, mahogany and wal
nut bedroom guits and
odd dressers, dressing ta
ble, brass and iron beds,
springs, felt mattresses,
chifforobe, sanitary roll
top desk, fine kitchen cab
inet, fiber reed furniture,
library table, a very fine
mahogany bedroom suit,
rockers, dining tables, cen
ter tables, Franklin heat
er, velour and leather liv
ing room furniture, gas
stove, coil heater, cedar
chest, floor lamp, sea cart,
pillows, shades, curtains,
portieres, dishes, brie-a
brae, ent glass, fine lot of
Axminster, Velvet, Wil
ton and Brussels art
squares, hall runners,
Crex squares, linoleum,
ete., to the highest bidder,
Tuesday, at 10:30 a. m.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.
10-12 E. Mitchell St.
MERCHANDISE.
T WANTED—TO BUY e
I"URNI'I:URE— Bo 18 %
Furniture gisns For. i M 4641
fi{fimfifi?fi—r 14 furnit Dixte
5 rniture. x
(~]Sh Enrn"::eo(?o.. :K #. Forsyth .i
FURNITURE — S e
Y Y r >
I+ lTl{‘N | PIYR]‘ C. ‘i‘hs'wgg?_'“eg';eg'
HOUSEIOLD goods bought by Central
Auction Co., 10-12 E. Mitchell. M. 2434,
Mattress 8o i, S oy
American Mattress Co., 40% Auburn.
MeDuffle Ji7s °% {315 itk gold &8
MILI~—One Willlamas Mill, Quote price
_auickly, P. O. Box 1443, Atianta, Ga.
PIANO wanted; used piano or player.
Give address and phone. Teacher, Box
_323. qg_ljnAQe-orglrxn. e
USED rugs and carpets: must be in geod
conglllnn. Call Mrs. Waring, Main s_l_£._.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD 67
BOARDERS-—A few nice people in an ele
gant modern home 1. 994-L.
CURRIER BBT. 139-Have wseveral nice
rooms; ecan he let to gentlemen or re
fined, settled business women, with or
without noard, Terms proportionate with
accommodations required Special rates
to two or more in room, or for menals
only Furnace heat Reference required,
Phone Ivy 351-1,, or apply 39 Currier St |
PEACHTREE BT, 363 -Tooms with
hoard; also excellent table board. Ivy
L
e ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 68
DURANT PLACRE, 17—Apt. 6, room, sleep-~
Ing poreh, adj. bath; modern apt.; adults,
MARTINIQUE HOTEL.
ELLIS AND IVY STREETS
Rooms with hath, $1 per day.
NICELY furnished room, close in, North
Side; conveniences., Ivy §520-J.
HOTEL ADAIR,
206 PRACHTREE ST.-—Two front rooms;
steame«heated, with hot and cold water in
rooms, without private baths. Price S3O
and $32.560 per month; weekly and tran
sient rates If desired. Mrs, 2. R. Lowe,
hl‘ropfll.‘ifll‘. Al =
PEACHTREE INN? Feach
§oc to $1 per day, $2 to $5 per ‘week.
Steam heat, hot water. Ivy 67.
ROOMS-—2 furnighed, steam heated, elec
tric lights, hot and c¢old water, North
:‘;‘:Z‘,"rwa" family, 2 ecar lines. L
ROOM-— mm( furnished for woidiers wife
or business lady. Call Ivy 7488-J, o
TWO unfurnished rooms to adults only.
Call Main 1313_:_._].
WEST PEACHTREB, 95—Apt. 10, twe
nicely furnished rooms, connecting bath,
urr{un‘ heated apartment. References re
'S‘!L{!\";W
" ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING 89
B, !"tNt-‘T Hl 249.-'-3 rnnf;:;t-hed rooms,
Jeat and ights furnished.
PURNISHED rooms; housekeeping or
board: private home. 1 Madeira avenue,
_corner ('o|:Q'nhlll:m"~__' e L
HAYDEN ST, 53, near W. Baker, 4 nice
unf. rooms, private ent. 1, 5488,
LEE ST, 497—Furnished room and kitch
enatte for rent, Near Fort MePherson.
NOTTH SIDE—3 rooms furnished for
Hght housekeeping, electricity, gas, hot
water and sink ”I\yul'.'fl-‘l‘
THREW rooms, kitchenstte and llnplr;z
y~;‘n£‘<-l|, fur. for light housckeeping.
4873
WIHITH OAK AVE, 26—Twe unfurnished
rooms, convenlences, near car line, .
16 FORNREST AVE.—2, 3 or 4 delightful
housekeeping rooms; ideal lovafion.w =
© WANTED—ROOMS, BOARD 12
;'Tf?:u Indy of refinement, who uM"‘l-.
wishes board In desirable place in sub
urbs or Deoatur or in country, preferably
the country, eonvenient to pienty of
sweet milk. Mrs. Powell, M. 3692-J. ‘
must be what is wanted by the other man before there
can be a deal, and the price that you can afford to take
must be what the buyer can afford to give.
Whenever your offer contains a marketable article
priced right for the quality offered, you may depend
upon it the readers of The Georgian will come to see
you, Tell everything about the thing yom want to sell
that will interest the readers of your advertisement.
Telephone your Want Ads to The Georgian. Phone
Main 100, .
The Georgian and American
Atlanta’'s Want Ad Directory
Read for Profit—Use for Results
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Published by the Star Come
pan_yrhunger a‘rrangemant with
e Georgian Company,
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Entered at Atlanta Postoffice as
second-class matter,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES*
By City Carrier or County Agt.:
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ON APPLICATION.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES,
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Southern Rairoad System.
Arrives Leaves | Arrives
From-— For— | From—
-12:01a Cinetnnatt 645 a | ...... Richmond 6
5:25a Jacksonville 10:45p | 2:40p Cincinnati B¢
85:40a New York 1:00a | 11:40a Blrm.;fhl.- 8!
~:35a Jacksonville 12:20a | 4:40p Charlotte 8:
T:4sa Charlotte 10:40p | €:lsp Wash'gton fl
7:45a Shreveport 11:00p | 8:36n Wash'gton 12:
8:10a Toccos 4:45p | 7:25p Brunswick T:
0:35a Chat'nooga 8:00p 1;3& mn'noc‘-s 6:50
10:30a Macon 5:30p | 9:00p Groenvl' 12
10:50a . Vailey l:{fip 18:10p Co'umbus T
10:35a Columbus 5:10p | 10:25p Kan City §
11:40a Memphis ......
Following Southern Rallroad trains arrive ana :
g-n from Peuchiree Station and de not entel
erminal Station. e
Arriven Tta | Arrives
From-— D?» Prom—
-1:10n Wash’gton 5:08p | 3:00p Rirmam 1:! :
1% Richmond ......| 3:000 Wemohis 1
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS "
COLUMBIA AVE.,, SBl—Apartment, fouy
rooms, light and airy, bath and porch
$45 per month, North of Eleventh.
NORTH SlDE—Nicely fur. 4-room apart
ment, conveniences, private home; must
he seen to be appreciated; prefer mneo
children; garage Call Sundays and
evenings. Tvy 2085,
ONE large, nicely furnished first-floor
front room; gas heater; gentleman 'nl:l
one $3 80, two $6 per week; close in. €0
East Ellis St,
FARMS FOR RENT e
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FOR RENT-—Several farms, two to ten
plogs. 670 Washington St., Atlants, Ga
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HOUSES FOR RENT M
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Call for our Weekly Rent List.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
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LIST your vacancies with us. Smtih, Bws,
ing & Rankin ’
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HOUSES and apartments for rent. Sharp,
Boylston & Day.
INMAN PARK-—Unfurnished 6-room bune
galow for ront, furnace heat, occupancy
DOct, 18, Tvy 8630-J,
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WANTED—TO RENT 8l
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APARTMENT—Wanted, furnished :,?.l’t
ment; must have furnace heat. cane
call Mrs. Bdgar C. Haas, Main 4524.
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FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE #B3
TRUCK FARM-—Productive truck farm
near Palatka, Fla.; 9% nacres, 3-room
house, $3850 Fletcher Pearsoa, Trust
7|'um_|rnny 707!7 (}w»rg_mrfillvlfig.
1 specialize \n farms. Thos. W Jack
eon. 1019 Fourth Nat Bk Bldg.
; HOUSES FOR SALE 84
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FOR SALE--On easy 'pnymenu the
following properties, AKEN FOR
DEBT, for sale:
$2,600--1444 DeKald Ave, lot 52x190,
G-r. h. -
$3,500—33 Bouth Mayson Ave., lot 90x
278, b-r. h
$3,000--35 Scuth Mayson Ave., §-r. h
$3,260—-85 Williams St., lot 40x90 te
alley, 6-r. h
THOMAS J. WESLEY,
209 Grant Bidg.
FIVEE houses for sale by owner, B Te
Luckie, Ivy 4167, g 8
GRANT PARK section, mod, b-room cote
tige. 819 Atl. Nat. Bank Bldg.
HOMES —Nice ones on easy payments. w.
D. Beatie, 207 Trust Co. of Georgia
_bullding._tvy 8578.
NETWON 8. THOMAS--Atlanta homes, 3’.‘.
_tarms. 601 Atl. Nat. Bank Bidg, Main 434
RIAT, estate for sale; list published week=
ly. M. L. Thrower, 39 North Forsyth §
REAL ESTATE--TALK WITH E. E
HARLING, 816 ATLANTA NAT. BANK.
WHY not buy this up-to-date tNe-room
bungalow instead of paying rent? Use
rent money to pay notes. Take thz
North Decatur car, get off at Clelan
Ave., then look at No. 34, lot 50 by 110.
Has tile sidewalks, electric lights, all con.
veniences, Inman Park section; pricé
$2,250. Can arrange easy terms. N&
foan. If the place suits you, see Mr,
Straus, with Liebman, 17 Walton Bt.
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LOTS FOR SALR s
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LOT, 60 by 1560, elevated, two blocks of
East Lake car line. Atl B, 292-M.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 83
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HOTEL-—For rent, or will trade for &
farm. Apply te H. C, Pitts, Watkinaville,
Ga,
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ADS FOR RESULTS.