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2 ATRLART A GRORGIAN. Subscribe for Liberty Sonds”™~ READ FOR PROMT-—QGEORGIAN WAN'T ADS— USE ¥OR RESULTS “Subscribe for Liberty Bonds” TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918.
IT IS ALWAYS PROFITABLE TO USE WANT ADS IF YOUR PROPOSITION IS A GOOD ONE
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11
[UDEBAKER used car department; bare
jains in used cars. 246 Peachtree.
W and used ocars, Mgmr-.m Motors
Company, 239 Peachtree St.
RGAIN in usea cars. John Lottridge
Motor Sales Co., 264 Peachtree.
Q KING'S GARAGRE,
SED CARS 226 Decatur street.
ERAL bargains mn_ use dears. at
nta_Cadillac_Co., 183 Peachtres St
QIIN All makes,. H n
» ! CA R‘q Odell. 541 P'tree,
2 HILL-HOLDEN 0. 245§
sed Cars Beachrrea. vy 1694,
D (‘AR&-WI"_V.!-Orrland. Tne., 451.
A 63 Peachtree. tlgcld_;nr Department,
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! AUTO ACCESSORIES 14
, UTO TOPS, seat covers, slip on cushions,
7 rtains and trimmings made on short
N otice. A. C. Miller & Co., 33 Gilmer
b reet, Phone 513,
TOURING BODIES,
E. F. TUGGLE,
CATUR.
_ EISMANN MAGNETO
OFFICIAL service stations. Dube Aute
" _Service. 1® Porter place. Ivy 1939,
& OFFICIAL SERVICE.
- ANI makes of electric starters, genera
tors, magnetos, carburetors and igniters
_ repafred.
. Sou. Auto & Eaninment Co.,
3 111 8. FORSYTH SBT.,
B i ATLANTA, GA.
GAOSLINE pumps and tanks. The Amen
can Ofl Pump and Tank Co., 23 Auburn
P Ave., Atlanta. =~ i .
- GLASS put in your windshields, auto
. @oors. headlights. Frank Lester, 153
‘Whitehall, Rl
: Vulean Auto Springs.
- FULL stock on hand for every standard
make car. Their worth is proved under
. every condition of road and lead. Jenk
¢ ins Vn'ean Snring Co. 48 Auburn ave.
! SERVICE STATIONS—REPAIRING 15
B s L
© FOR best \'ulcanlzin% at most mo:lnrnto'
# grtcen new and use tires. Two-in-One
2 Tire Co., “s}3’"l["_, Yoy %308,
: JOIIN M. SMITH CO.,
CARS REPAINTED.
Tons re-covered and repaireda; wheels,
springs and axles repaired.
Bodies huilt to_order or repaired
WALKER ROOFING (0., 272 Marietta
Bt., Phone Main 2917, or Main 4046,
WORK strictly guaranteed 38 Walton St.,
New rnd need tires for sale
J. T. Boring—W. T. Chastain.
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AUTO LIVERY—GARAGES 16
f T TVY 3438, TAXICABS. IVY 328, '
: EXCELSIOP AUITO CO., . INC,
4 PIEDMONT HOTEL. I
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4 RTTRTNRSS SERVICE. i
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Ready Reference and Phone Di- |
rectory of Reliable Firms.
A et e 4
ALTERING AND REPAIRING |
MILLER TAILORING CO.,
Bxpert cieaning, pressing, repairing
NTA South Pryor Bt. Main 2078. 34
AUTO REPAIRS—GARAGES. i
OPEN ALL NIGHT. !
E. H ODOM RROS !
GARAGE AND REPATRS {
» 13 James St Bell 1. 2083 Atl. M. 900
AUTOS AND JUNK,
AMERICAN Junk Co.. 154 Peters St m.
1015. Buys scrap iron, metals, rubber,
_ran._»fld__{\vu‘tos._vve sell_old auto partl.‘
AUTOS and Junk—We buy junk and eld!
¢ automobiles. We sell old automobile|
parts United Junk Co., Ivy 20844-J. !
ASBESTOS MATERIAL. {
ASBESTOS “CENTURY" |HINGTES. |
Fireproof—Waterproof—BEveriasting. {
CLAYTON 8. BERRY, DISTRIBUTOR |
KEASBEY & MATTISON COMPANY. |
46 Fil_llrlie_ St. o= Phone Ivy 4149 |
BUUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED 18 |
PRESSLER’S CAFETERIA,
PRPESSLER'S Famous Corn Muffins at
funch, Hot Biscuits and Flour Muffins at
supper. Home ecooking, 3-minute serv
ice. N_O, 1 (‘(\NY\"SIY.Y m.nn,»_ co
BIBLES. HYMNALS, RELIGIOUS BOOKS,
THE largest assortment of gong hooks, re
ligfous books., Bibles, testaments, cheaper
than rlsewhere. Hopkin's Book Concern,
B ROV aeemae -
BICYCLES, SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS
G oo
hilly CYCLE CO., 392 Peachtree
1 hlnth St fi’c,\'r‘le supplies and
repairs. Go-carts re-tired Ivy 2366.
CAFETERIAS,
il
s Jack’s Cafeteria,
Basement Arcade Bldg Home Cooking
Fair Prices. Quick Service
i e e e et eet
CARDS, PRINTING AND ENGRAVING,
AN'-I'_H_(H\Y'-Qv eard shop. Cards, finvita
tions, announcements 106 N. Pryor St
Opp. Candler Bldg Annex. S S
DENTIST,
PAINLESS! Satisfaction guaranteed, !
Gold crown, 22-k, $3; bridge work, per
tooth, $3, white crown, $3. Consultations !
® free. Ga Dental Parlors, 1004 White- |
e {
ThenFiot BS|
DETECTIVES,
ALL 'v-mlimutn detective work by exne.
enced Heensed oneratives Shadowing
private Investigations ete Business
onfidentinl Rox 622, eare Georgian
+ FURNITURE REFIMVISHING AND RE
PAIRING.
EUPERIOR UPHOLETERING CO., 405%
Edge: od avenue. Furniture upholstered,
¢+ _refinisied and repaired. Atl. _phone 1664
Frinity Furniture Repair Shob Expert
refinishing Witlitam F. Rice, Mgr., 112}
.r'.nd 114 f_fluth l"()r.fl_\"h St _V'uH \l_ 132 |
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
[{ M. PATTERSON & SON,
96 N. Forsvth =RN Iy 2117
GREPNIERG_AND BOND (O, |
15 HOURTON QT Both Phones 774 |
"A. 0. AND ROY DONEHOO, 81 Wash- |
ngton 8t Roth nhanes l'r.n-y!y‘tfluv-y_\_‘:u_l
GUN, KEY, LOCK REPAIRING,
t IOV NTQ exnert, 19 W, Ala,
L 4 NS4B Al 4029
P f‘_\.l”'bvr«bv.fl'ifi\.,- “umbrellas repaired
Kevs Sl ahGad R R Fasavin ’
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HEATING AND PLUMBING 20 |
PLUMBING REPAIRS i
il water henters and gaa stoves connect.
ed._Call Ivy €042-L it |
HAT CLEANING, |
«A(‘MF Hatters, 20 E. Hunter Ft.‘
- & 4 Satisfaction guaranteed Mail
°"d£!'!_!_'l’_"“,9_f‘l"”‘[,‘”'“""‘”' M 7’.'»'4!'[ ,
VOCO'S HAT CLEANYNG, pressing and |
shoe shine parlor, §4 Penchtree 8t Ihll‘
cleaned and reblocked like new. Two- |
piece suits dry cleaned, SI.OO
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JEWELRY.
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Jas. L. Hoalloway, 66 Auburn Ave
Large, complete stock of fine
watches andbeautiful jewelry. i
MAGAZINES,
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MAGAZINES--Baving of 90 cents by plac
ing your subseription for Good House
-4 keaping with Mra. J. T Wilkine, 120 E,
® (jeorgin avenue. M. 1562, Atlanta, Ga.
Price now $1.50. Will advance soon.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Ry
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING.
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Xcelo Musical Tnstrument Service.
Agents for Gibson Mundolinl'.‘d)tc.
Southern Drum Co., Auburn and Ivy.,
PAINTING AND TINTING.
W. M. CARROL, house painting and
tinting. M. 2980. 149 Glennnwood Ave.
PRINTING,
WEBB AND VARY, PRINTERS,
38 West Alabama Street. Atlanta.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 27
DENTAL CLINIC,
Open daily ‘‘Sunday excepted,’’
1105 p. m. Charge for mate
rial only.
ATLANTA SOUTHERN
DENTAL COLLEGE,
Opposite Grady Hospital.
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FREE DENTAL WORK.
WANTED--50 white patients
for dental clinic; teeth extract
ed or filled positively without
charge or pain by leading den
tists of the State. For further
information, call at 518 Grant
building, or phone 1. 5099, Tues
day and Friday, this week only.
Open till 8 p. m.
MECHANOTHERAPIST.
ALL chronic cases treated, using all drug
less methods, Dr. E. H. Hawkins, Fitz-
B N
REPAIRING.
PLUMBING-—1 will save you money on all
repairs; gas stoves and heaters connected.
Call _Atlanta phone 05775-A.
ROOFING.
ROOF painting and roof fitting, applied
and sold. J. N. Little, 126 8. Forsyth
St. Main 274.
ROOF REPAIRING.
]f YOUI' 'l’;_(;ofnlgg.ks call Roof Doctor,
SCALE REPAIRING.
Repaired, bought, Id. Jas. A.
Sca]es F:)r;;‘y“\. "Sc:l‘c Ex.x:'ert." l“ w.
Cain St, Phone Ivy 2180-J.
SHOE RI{AIRING.
GWINN 'SE* 2 %o Kimbait. No.
6 Luckie St., op. ifedmont. Shoe repaire
__lngl!n_lo___\[ml__walt. Eptnblllhg_d 1897.
STOVES, BOUGHT, SOLD and REPAIRED
;:l’—(-)_\}: nmlfilr“;mlture bought, sold nndl
exchanged. Main 1652-J. 224 Peters BLI
TINTING.
R L
ROOMS tinted, $3 to $4. Call from 6:30
to 7:3o__s.'m, 7to 1_!};'!‘; West 8!0-_1.
WATCHMAKING.
it s
J. W. REDDEY, 203 HAYNES BLDG,
corner Peachtree and Auburn Ave.
EMPLOYMENT.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE 32
r—‘tn K :umml for 2 meals a day. 110!}
_J\mip(‘r St
COOK—Competent; good place and wa.te&l
Iloom on lot. 1563 Myrtle St.
COOK-—Wanted good cook for half day.
BB R b
CASHIER — WITH EXPERI
ENCE. 57 PEACHTREE, AT
LANTA.
CHOCOLATE DIPPERS, CAN
DY WRAPPERS AND PACK
ERS; GOOD WAGES. AP—I
PLY NORRIS CANDY FAC
TORY, 223 PEACHTREE ST.
COLORED BELP—Good cook, out of
town; several good cooks, city; A-1 hotel
vegetable cook; maids, dishwashers,
boarding house cook. 1018 Atl. Nat. Bank
Bldg
COLORED WOMEN
TO ASSORT WASTE PA
PEER. 476 MARIETTA.
EXPERIENCED CASHIER,
No 'nl‘hm' ‘ne(-d apply, ,
BUEHLER BROS,,
114 Whitehall.
GlßL—Wanted, intelli
gent young lady, 16 to
18, to learn speecial
work. 48 hours week
ly. Byrd Printing
Company.
(?(h?)h ‘:y_k— and |n\nTh_|»ss for family of
two, room on lot. 39 K. Sixth Bt. =
GlßLS—Twenty-five young ladlies wanted |
for work in our paper box and paper lruyi
departments. Good pay and regular work |
for steady girls. National l’;q,mr Co., Simp
son street ulyL_.‘fim'lnflv l(u:‘wny.”__ g l
HOUSEGIRL wanted, half a day daily; |
come ready to work., 670 wa.ahtm,'luni
street, i
HATMAKERS—Wanted, expericnced, Spe
cialty Millinery Shop, 122 Peachtree Are
cade
LADIER WANTED—SBeveral ladies to
\ or My Lrnest Jacobs' Pharmacy
o
MATID—Woman to cook breakfast and
clean up for 2 151 Spring 8t 4
MAID wanted on Peachtree road; umu\l
Soms e PlAmeis Onll e ’
OPERATOT
Bls A TELEPHONE operator. Apply
+ Miss Prince, 25 Auburn Ave. |
f-;!-‘f‘l—t-l-t-f)'ll{-l:—.l-tit Am-i) 1620 Fourth
National ’
OPERATORS |
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un overalls, shirts and pants;
absolutely highest union wages
paid. Plenty of good work all
the time. :
MARCUS LOEB & C 0.,, |
16-78 Trinity Avenue.
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OPERATORS, :
O BSEIRTA |
BERT PAY lIN
11y,
UNKTED MFG. CO,,
33 E. MITCHELL. |
FOURTH FLOOR. i
EMPLOYMENT.
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HELP WANTED—FEMALE 32
OPERATORS
WANTED-—lO experienced, on
silk and wool skirts; highest
prices paid; steady work. Ap
ply B. & A. Mfg. Co., 1361, Ma-l
rietta street. |
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OPERATORS |
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FOR felling machines; ean
use few beginners; Gov
ernment work; big pay.
UNITED MFG. CO,,
33 E. Mitchell,
Fourth Floor.
ettt ettt
SALAD GIRL wanted, with experfence.
Come ready to work. Jack's Cafeterla,
Peachtree Arcade.
SETTLED WOMAN wante’, white or col
ored, for general work injfapartment; $lO
week; room on place. Call Hem. 2136.
SALESLADlES—Experienced cloak and
suit salesladies wanted. Apply at once.
National Clothing (0.,, 98 Whitehall St
WANTHD-—Maids, nurses, walitresses, dish
washers, case cooks, hotel maids; wages
35 to $8 week. 160% Auburn avenue,
WANTED-—Ten bright, capable ladies to
travel, demonstrate and sell well-known
goods to established dealers; $25 to SSO
per week, railroad fare paid; weekly ad
vance for traveling expenses. Address
at once Gooirich Drug Co., Dept. 233,
SRR RRR L e
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WANTED —TW O EX-
N "NTOTRD N
PERIENCED SALES-
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LADIES. APPLY SEC-
T u
OND FLOOR, BASS
2N B ‘
DRY GOODS 0. |
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WANTED — PACKERS AND
WRAPPERS, TO PACK AND
WRAP HARD BREAD TO GO
TO FRANCE FOR THE BOYS
IN THE TRENCHES; IF YOU
WANT TO HELP WIN THE
WAR, COME AND HELP
WITH THIS MOST IMPORT
ANT WAR WORK. CAN USE
A FEW GRILS IN AFTER
NOONS. COME READY TO
GO TO WORK. FRANK E.
BLOCK CO., 80 ELLIOTT ST.
WANTED — 20
Wi -~ Y I\
I NTELLIGENT
1 |
GIBLE O
PACK CANDY; |
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GOOD PAY l
AN D PLEAS
ANT WORK.
APPY LTI Wi :
Y ,
LEY'S, COR
v NCH
NER HAYNES
- 5
AND HUNTER
DN «]
STREETS.
A ————
| WOMEN PRESSERS,
.~ EXPERIENCED, to press blouses,
coat sults and evening BOWNS,
Steady work, good pay Stoddard’'s
Dry Cleaning Works, 101-109 Fort St.
TYOUNG GIRI, wanted to assist in house
_work from 7 to 12 a. m. Hem. 675-J.
YOUNG LADY wanted for typist and
_ulr-ru'ul work _éppby 1127 Candler Bldg.
TOTIN (Y 7 T
‘ YOUNG WOMAN,
Even though you are now earning a
fair salary, if the future holds nothing
really attractive for you in a husiness
way, you will do well to investigate
the following position:
We need a bright, capable and care
ful stenographer of good education,
who wants to learn the advertising
business. She must have a good com
mand of the English language.
The president of the Associated Ad
vertising Clubs of the World recently
said: *“Advertising offers more now to
women than it has ever offered to
men.'”
This position offers a fair salary to
start and an unusual opportunity to
fit yourself for the Mns* lucrative
profession in this country Tor women
If immediate salary g your sole
thought, please do not apply This is
addressed té some young woman, pref
erably of Atlanta, who has the fore
sight to plan a career for herself and
can recognize a real opportunity when
she sees it Must be able to use dlec.
taphone or willing to learn, Ty pes
write your application. State age, edus
cation and minimum salary Box 1935,
eare Georgian,
HELPF WANTED-MALE 1
BOY-—l 6 or 17 years old to fearn
engraving as apprentice; great
opportunity for ambitious boy.
Apply Mr. Manston, Georgian-
American,
BOY wanted, about 16 or 17, for general
office or messenger work,; state experis
ence Reply Box 835 care Qeorglan \
BOYR for shoe shine parlor; good pay.
Apply 88 Bouth Broad St : S
COOK—S ¢ xporienced short order Twu;kq;
good salary Apply at Eagle Case, 11
Marietta St SRR R
CHAUFIEUIS, porters, bellboys, Cooks
dishwashers, busshoys, fireman, wages $9
to $lB week. 1604 Auburn avenye
9 1
COLLECTOR,
ACQUAINTED WITH ATLANTA NORTH
BIDKE STRE®TS. ONES WITH NEWS
PAPER EXPERIENCE PREFERRED
BUT NOT NECRE ALY, GOOD BALANY
GIVE AGE, ADDRESS, PHONE, MILI
TARY CLABSIFICATION BOX 110
GEOUGIAN
COLOTED TOYSs wanted, with or withs
out w els, for ot messcngers Afis
pl Vit Arnold, Postal Te Co., 40 N
Broad BBt
COI ONED HELP--short order cooks, sec.
ond cook, $%5; vegetahble cook, echicken
butcher, potwasher, porters, waiters, hall.
hoys, dishwashers, scrubbar, laborers, pas.
try helper, truck driver, settled man;
oyster opener, 1018 Atl, Nat, Bank Bldg
PRIVER wantell, experienced, for ol
truck Answer in own handwriting. Hox |
203 Socinl Clirele, Ga
GOVERNMENT needs 12,000 clerks, ex
aminations Atianta in Gctober mninry
$1.200; experience unnecess ry; men and
women desiring Covernment positions
write for ree particulnrs J. €, leor
ard (former Civil Rervice Examiner
622 Kenois Bldg Washington ;
MAN, thoroughly experienced, to wash
and polish cars. 280 Peachtree St
PRESSER wanted, first-class Apply R
1. Lasseter, 14'% Luckie BBt 1
EMPLOYMENT.
HELP WANTED-MALE 33
OFFICE BOY—Ohe with expe
rience preferred; not under 16.
Permanent job; opportunity
for advancement.
ATLANTA WOODEN WARE
COMPANY, .
% 264-266 Marietta St.
PACKER -~ WANTED EXPERIENCED
MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF PACKING
ROOM _AND TO DO PACKING HIMSELF.
H. WILENSKY & SONS CO.,
25 8, gt)RSYTH ST.
PILE DRIVER
FORMEMEN WANTED.
WE need several high
class pile driver foremen
at once. Please adyise by
wire.
MASON & HANGER
CONTRACTING CO.,
Charleston, S. C.
STONE CUTTER. |
A. A. DeLoach, 262 W. N. Ave.
SODA DISPENSER wantea, under draft
age. .AMi)am Soda Co., _LaG'ran‘xe. -
U.S. EMP. SERVICE RE
QUIRES 200 CARPEN
TERS FOR SOUTHERN
FERRO CONCRETE CO.
CAMP GORIDJON. AP
PLY 40 E. HUNTER ST.
WANTED—A FIRST - CLASS
SANDPAPER AND BRUSH
FINISHER, TO WORK ONI
SHOES; GO OD WAGES;
STEADY WORK.
SHOE RENURY,
ATLANTA, GA.
WANTED—A BAKER’S SEC
OND HAND, ALL-AROUND
WORKMAN FOR NIGHT. AP
PLY HOURS BETWEEN 6
AND 7P. M. 57 PEACHTREE
STREET. LR
WHITE AND COLORED
LABORERS, NOT NOW
EMPLOYED IN ESSEN
TIAL WAR WORK, CAN
FIND SUCH WORK AT
BEST OF WAGES.
AMERICAN MACHINE
& MFG. C 0.,, 872 ASHBY |
ST., ATLANTA., ’
mtmfm
wheels, for work as messangers Apply
:::;mf'\rnold, Postal Tel. Co., 40 N. Broad
WANTED—Tmmediately, six or eight good
sheet metal workers and furnace men;
gfil‘::ll\:”L‘Mfll(r paid in South. Mum‘riefi
Waee M.
YOUNG man, are you going to
attend school this season? If
you are, come in and see me
about an ipspector’s job. We
have an opening for some hust
ling young fellow. See R. W.
Lanford, Second Floor Georgian
Office. ’
TOUNG MAN about 1T can gt empior
ment after school and on SBaturdays that
has had some experience in architectural
drawing. Pefrmanent position and rapid
advancement to right party. Write, stat
:“\gn!“l.‘v""\(;l:)v:\: and full particulars, 366
T HELP_MALE OR FEMALE 34 ’
AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
WANTED, MALE PREFERRED GOOD
OFPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
A!'_'l"l.\' MICHELIN TIRE CO,, 81 .\l.\l{b?
ETTA BT. ]
EOTTON MILL ABLP— e
WANTED--ALL KINDS COT ‘
TON MILL HELP F O R|
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 clerks,
menswomen, $l,lOO year; Atlanta exams
ifnations coming, sample coffehing lessons
froe Franklin Institute, Dept 63-M,
SRBEHENNEY, N, X, - .
KITCHEN helpers wanted Apply Ans
i .
WANTED-<Help with housework and fur
_]\n«;._ nice, warm room 46 Forrest Ave
N‘\l.l..fi?l_l?!f v',““ Ahl‘.f s L ‘.'?
AUTO TIRE SALESMAN, |
ATTRACTIVE salary to
business getter. Box 699,
care Georgian.
KIDNBEY TONlC—Wantod-—Men to tra ;ul
and advertise Old Indinn Liver and Kids.
ney Tonle. Territory open in every State
n the South and in great r y Nort)
ern States Splendid salnry to begin with
nd fine change for rapid advancement
t those who €an furnish first-class ref
erences ash to honasty, ability, et Do
not apply unless you ara over 30 years
of age. Call on or address C. R. Walker, |
*h vnld-}n Medieine I'-'nnwmy‘ 25 ““l“‘l
both street, Atlanta, Ga
EMPLOYMENT.
| SALESMEN AND AGENTS, 35
SALESMEN--Exempt from draft to rep
resent Collier's new 1918 war book; be
ginners' earnings from $35 to 3‘50 per
week; experlence not necessary, Call be
fore 9 & m. and from 3 to 4 p. m., 407
Austell Bldg.
e+ B e =
SALESMEN-—Wanted several live wires to
cover North Georgin and South Carolina
territory selling lubricating oils, greases,
})ulnu. roofing cement, ete., to he shipped
rom our Atlanta warehouse. Men with
exger!ence selling roofing cement prefer
red. Only men who ean produce busi
ness need apply. See Mr. W. L. Moore
at Winecoff Hotel Tuesday night between
9 and 10 o'clock, or address P. O. Box
JOBI Atiante, Gu. | =
SALESMEN WANTED—Calling on the
best class of trade (hardware and lum
ber preferred), to handle two staple pro
ducts as a side Mpe. Large commissions.
Experience unnecessary. If you are a
hustier and mean business, address Sales
Manager, 823 American Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Richmond, Va.
SALESMAN wanted, salary and commis
sion; good future. 27 fflgfit_reg_,k_flgg.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE 37
‘BOOKKEEPER-—l year's experience de
sires place as bookkeeper or assistant;
_best_reference. Box 661, Geoergian.
POSITION w#s sccretary or correlsondom.
college education, two yrs. sec. Congres
_man._ 1. 2833. J. -
SINGLE MAN, 47, wants position as gro
cery or shipping clerk; ref. W. 170-J,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 38
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DRUG STORE in Florida town of 800;
busy season now on; best of reasons for
selling. Address Drawer 516, Ocala, Fla.
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GET ONE TODAY—NEW LIST, ]
100 Business Opportunities just out. w
__LIGHTFOOT'S, Peters Bldg., Atlanta.
INVENT SOMETHING—Your ideas may
bring wealth. Free book tells what to
invent and how to obtain a patent. Ref
erences: Dun, Bradstreet and Washing
ington Mechanics' Bank. Talbert & Tal
bert, 4564 Talbert Bldg., Washington,
B Q. ‘
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JOIN the hosts who wear diamonds bought
on our' Confidential 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. ‘
B —
Loans on city or farm property, M. R.
McClatchey, Candler Bldg. ]
PR R ——
MEAT MARKE'}T for sale; a modern equip
ped with four-ton refrigerating machine
doing $3,600 month business. Going into‘
:r.:‘work. Address J. O. Shoop, Florence,
MILI—For louef'fir|"cr;;m‘ bunrfl;fi._lso‘
h p.; lurge storage space; 45 miles from
Atlanta. _P. 0. Box 1443, Atlanta. ‘
SALES agency would be glad to hear
from reputable parties who would place
contract for the sales and distribution
of their products in the vicinity of At
lanta, Address Smith, Box B§4o, care
Georgian. ‘
WANTED-—Dealers for the American Pho
nograph. 526 Candler Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. |
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MONEY TO LOAN—Real Estate ni
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Cliff C. Hatcher Ins. Agency,
Loan Agents for
TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO.
Investors' Savings Company.
First and Second Mortgages at current
rates.
SEE REX B. MOONEY,
211 GRANT BLDG.—BOTH PHONES. |
INVESTMENTS in farm lands are pnh-l
and productive. I offer rare opportunity
for those who would buy bonds or stocks
secured by best farm land in Georgia.
Write or see me at Kimball House, At
lanta, Ga., Saturdays _Mr. F‘ostrr.w_h;
LOANS wanted, $5,000 at 6 per cent,
without corimiesion M 7GL_
MONEY to lend at reasonable rates on
improved real estate. Forrest & George
Adalr, e
MONEY TO LOAN at 8, 6 and 7 per cent,
city improved property. BEstablished
twenty-seven vears. Prompt and confi
dential attention.
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
EMPIRE_BUILDING.
MONEY to loan at 7 per cent; 5 per cent
commission; in sums of SSOO, §I,OOO and
more. Thorias J. Wesley, 209 Grant
~ r 1
MONEY for loans and purchase money
notes on hand Liebhman, 17 Walton Bt.,
Real Estate and Renting. oy l
$250 TO sso,ooo—Sßpecial funds, farms,
city and suburban property. 8. W. Car
son, 414 Empire Building. I
6,6, 7 and 8 per cent money to lend on
real estate; five years or less: interest
payable semiannually. Snlendid poying
back privileges Hrown-Foster Realty
Co., 210 Flatiron Bullding o L
MONEY TO LOAN—Chattels OOAI
TQ
LOANS, |
We will lend you money at 5 per mnt‘
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 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.
3 YNV i
SURETY LOAN €O,
408 _FLATIORN BLDG. |
N
LOANS TO BUY COAL (
On furniture, diamonds, Liberty Bonds,
ete,
Buy coal now. We furnish the money.
N r vy L \
O. K. WHIT'T' LN CO.,
_2Ol Flatiron Bldg. Ivy 6160,
LOAN $25 AND UP.
WITHOUT REAL ESTATE SECURITY
WIGHT INV OO 1111 FMUTRE BT N
N MONEY FOR SALARIFED
”’LAI)Y MEN ON THEIR OWN
NAME, WITHOUT INDORSEMENT OR
COLLATERAL. CONFIDENTIAL.
y
R. D ISON CO.,
___“2o]"}_'l'2'l‘_l".l(}-5 BUILDING i
INSTRUCTION. |
CORRESPONDENCE COURSES 42
GOVERNMENT needs thousands of men
and women. Positions in Washington and
your State Examinations held continue
ously, No previous experience required |
let us help you secure one Write to
day. Free particulors sent immediately
Columbua Bchool of Civil Service, Ipt
~|'!,_Jnv lun‘lt?dg \"!1’!!1’!5’14-'\_ 2 0 e
BUSINESS «cholurship for sale In one of
the best colleges . Call Tvy 2662.7
LOCAL INSTRUCTION CLASSES 43
GITLE begin millinery training now fnr!
full menmon. New York Millinery Sehe ol |
the bLest in Bouth. Guarantees thorough |
Lcourse, Mre Lyle, Mar. 0% Whitehall
EEWING CLASS--BEGINNING OCTOBER |
10, BEWING TAUGHT TO LITTLE
GIRLS IN MOSBT ATTRACTIVE FORM
MORELAND AVENUE DISTRICT. FOR
|
DETAILE, PHONE IVY 6877-X2 !
MUSICAL, l).\N( l§l- DRAMATIC 44
DANCING - . }
I ANKS Dancing. Onen day and
4i . . nieht fuy 5"'A
WANTED<INSTHRUCTION i
TEACHERB~<Acme Teachers' Agincy se.
cures results 1131 Healey Bldg., Atlan
tn, On -
-—= -—— LI STOCK, - ———— '
DOGS, CATS, PETS 9
PETS and faney poultry We hnve them
for sale and can handle what you have
for sale Hamilton's Pet Btock Store, |
Pa Hamilton, Mgr i 8 Proad Bt |
\tlanta, On !
BRAPRBITS-Yireed Inrge Memish Clants to
your Belgian hares for table use We
hnve a few extra iarge bucks for male,
Houthern Pet Btock Dealers, 37 8. Broad
street ‘
LIVE STOCK,
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DOGS, CATS, PETS 47
R ———— S S ——
WANTED--A good opossum dog, must be
trained. Box 662, care Georgian.
HORSES, CATTLE, VEHICLES 48
PIGS FOR SALE-—2O shoats, crosses of
Poland China and Duroc, 3 to 4 mos. old
for sale this week at $12.50, sl6, and
$17.60 ’[wr head, according to age and
size. his is good stuff, growing, and
will make good killers this season, or
will make heavy hogs to carry over. D,
- W. Johnson, Jr., Druld Hills, Hemlock
208-La
e e
'PIGS for sale. Apply D. W. Johnson, Jr.,
- 71 Oakdale road. Hemlock 298-L.
sttt i S
‘ POULTRY AND SUPPIES 4
ANCONAS-—For sale a few extra nice, Sin
- gle Comb Ancona cockerels; would sell
~ trios. T. W. Hutchinson, Monticello, Ga.
FOR SALE-—Registered Berkshire pigs
and game chickens, H. Roquemore,
_Mansfield, Ga.
ittt seisar
o ARTICLES FOR' SALE 51
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ADDING MACHINE--One Bumvxhl ad
ding machine. P. O. Box 1443, Atlanta.
BAFE—One Victor screw Joor safe for
_sale. P. O. Box 1443, Atlanta
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT !o2
N
Ao fxed THE BARNRES
PORTABLE LISTING CALCU
LATING, AT A PRICE TO MEET YOUR
REQUIREMENTS—SBS TO S3OO. HAVE
ONE ON APROVAL. BAYLIS OFFICE
EQUIPMENT CO., STATE DISTRIRUT
ORS, 1 8. BROAD BT. PHONE MAIN 240
Be e eBTR Rt S AR RSN,
BUILDING MATERIALS B
MURPHY DOOR BED CO., of Atlanta.
Office, 204 Peachtree Arcade. M. 2513
HOUSEHOLD GOODS 39
BARGAINS in tabie silverware, also dia
monds and watches. Loftis Bros. & Co.,
the Nflliflnill ('rflf.l_(!;l:v‘w-lorn._rb_fi; Brond,
FOR FURNITURE BARGAINS
BOORSTEIN'S, 33 N. Pryor. New and
used furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, art
squares, office furnishings. llvy 1611,
e e s et
GREAT BARGAINS
IN new and used furniture, stoves, heat
ers, rugs, art squares, metal beds and
bed springs, mattresses, chairs, rocking
chairs, tables, buffets, china closets,
wardrobes, parlor suites, kitchen cabi
nets, everything to furnish a house com
plete; window shades, lamp, pitchers lm‘l‘
bowls, mirrors, chiffoniers, sewing ma
chines, grafonolas, davenettes and da
venports, comforts, blankets, pillown.\
Office furniture, desks, tables, ete.
BOORSTEIN'S FURNITURE CO.,
33 N. PRYOR ST. IVY 1611,
JONES-KENNEDY FURNITURE CO., 137
Whitehall Bt., will take old furniture in
exchange for new. Phone M. 1510, At
lanta 1550.
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$35 ART SQUARE ......SIB.OO
SSO 3-PIECE LIBRARY 1
9L
$45 ROLLTOP DESK ....$19.50
$66 VICTROLA AND S3O ‘
RECORDS ...........0800
$56 COLUMBIA, S3O J
REORE -$39.00
$35 COMBINATION
BOOKCASE .........$12.00
9-PC. DINING ROOM
BUIY .02 D
4 OIL HEATERS AT $3.90 EA.
2.-EYE COAL HEATER ..$8.50
1 COAL RANGE ........$19.00
OAK DRESSERS ....$5.00 UP
OAK WASHSTANDS $2.00 UP
WONDER FURNITURE CO,,
20 EAST MITCHELL ST.
JEWELRY AND WATCHES LU
l'..!;:\l'TH"l'L diamonds, watches, Mc.‘
Don’t pay cash: our credit terms are easy.
Loftis Bros. & (o, the National Credit
Jewelers § 8. Broad Bt. Open evenings,
. MACHINERY AND TOOLS 61
ELECTRIC MOTORB—
BRYAN ELECTRIC CO
We have on hand at all times a large
assortment of used and new electriec mo
tors at reduced prices We guarantee !
same ns new all recondshand motors re.
built by us. We do all kinds of indus
trial power and light wiring.
Electrieal Contructors and Dealers in
New and Used Machinery
63 Edgewood Ave Atlanta, Ga.
l\'y llfl__fl’__!\-y 1790' __Annnm 5000, ¢
SEVERAL bhundred feet three sizes seed
convevar. P.O_Box 1441 Atlunta._Ga
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 62
Agents for Gibhn Mandoling, ete
If interested in any way In an instru
ment of any kind or make, see
Sputhern Drum Co., Auburn and Ivy
VIOLINS bought, sola, . repaired 8 M
Kimbre!l, Forsyth Bldg. Ivy 3109. J,
SEEDS, PLANTS, VERTILIZERS .C-.'l
F_l-'lltll.fl Plant now. Collard and rum;-xa
plants 36¢ for 100 Al kinds luru\pl
geed, rape, mustard, kale, spinach, onion
sots, ryc and barley. Parker Seed nnul'
Piant Co b e
§ SPECIALS AT THE STORES 61
:;\,;p into our store and ssiect o diamond, |
wateh or other jewelry so gift or for
personal wWear We muk prices and |
sormg ithin _the reach of every ono, |
Don'i put 1t off, come today or this even
ing m]_'li",;“ Iron. & (Ce, 6 ‘l_‘l:n,.m Ht
SHOES
SAVE 25 TO 50 PFR (OENT
__TUGLE SHOR CO., 41 8. Broad 8t
WEARING APPARED o 5
RUMAKESR--2 dresses for male, noarly now. 3
110 Walton streef. Call after 5. L l
WANTED--TO BULY M‘
B BERNARD will either pay cash for
your housefurnish'ngs and piano or sell !
them for you Sales every Monday at |
k 6 Bouth Pryor Muin 2308,
N ald for used furniture \Nomlurl
(c“‘h 11-‘\un!"u. o Main 11587 !
CLOPHING - est prices for second-hand |
clothing hop a card 134 Decatur
Mnin 6002 e
CLOTHES—
WE ROY old clothes Drop eard
‘. B 3 will eall 150 Decatur St
DINING HOOM furniture wanted, oak of
wrinut } pieces; » tw Aressers and
rookers: must he strietly retclemg and
' forr e !, Georglan
FLooNITOD Y g i
W I*AY ANHL for furniture, house- |
ho'd gonds, nf? fixtu'es, and in |
fnet anything you have for sale J
JACORS' AUCTION AND BALVAGE |
COMPANY, |
Main 1434 81 Decatur R'_,_H Qlfl.’_'l_!l_l :
FUPNITUR R i
\\' I'. I)l'\,' 8e!l and exchanee houre
i » wnd office furniture ‘
stoves and evervthing else of the kind
‘“Boorstein’s,” 33 N. Pryor, lvy 1611, ]
PURNITURE i cns . : 4 |
At sl oy Beught sold. exehange
Furniture SRS, Fur B s g 4 |
FURNITURD X i S }
Yaa pald fori old furniture xXle |
( '|~“h l-‘ln niture % L & Forsyth,
FURNITURN-— ;g . f‘__‘_h.
Ty T Y . bhough '‘or eash.
FURNITURE 3t m 4769 |
MERCHANDISE.
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WANTED-—-TO BUY 60
HOUSEHOLD ’oodl bought by Central
_Auction Co., 10-12 B. Mitchell. M. 2434.
atfreac Renovating. We buy feath-
Mattress ers, lvs 1290, Atlanta 1062
American Mattress Co., 40% Auburn,
Buys old false teeth, gold and
MeDuflie Lo, e e rren,
bt e e
WILL exchange leather couch for folding
cot or refrigerator, Ivy 1763,
USED rugs and carpets; must be In good
condition. Call Mrs. Waring, Main 5133,
e
ROOMS AND BOARD.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD 67
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PEACHTRERE ST. 363-—Rooms with
;w;\;xsrd ; also excelient table board. Ivy
e e
131 8. PRYOR--Nice, large rooms and
hoard,
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ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 68
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CHESTERFIELD
APARTMENT
For Gentlemen.
ROOMS, with shower baths, $25 and S3O
per month. 16 West Harris Bt., next to
Capital City Club. Call Ivy 2380.
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E. BAKER ST, 68—Apt. E; nicely fur
nished rooms; steam heat; all convs
Ivy 1207-J.
e et st
DURANT PLACE, 17-—Apt. 8, room, seep-
Ing porch, adj. bath; modern apt.; aduits.
FURNISHED rooms; all conveniences, ex
cept heat; walking distance, Orme and
W. Baker. Tlvy 8363-J.
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206 PEACHTREE ST.—Two front rooms;
steam-heated, with hot and cold water in
| rooms, without private baths. Price S3O
- and $32.50 per month; weekly and tran-
Blent rates if desired. Mrs. B. R. Lowe,
_Proprictor.
MARTINIQUE HOTEL.
ELLIS AND IVY STREETS.
Roolnl with bath, $1 per day,
NICELY furnished room; close in; North
| Side; conveniences. Illvy 6520-J.
ONE or two well-furnished, connecting
- rooms, near four excellent boarding
~ houses; also two storage rooms. I. 1763,
ONE fur. steam-heated room, block from
Peachtree. Phone after 5. 1. 3612-L.
PEACHTRERE ST.——Nicely furnished
rooms; fine location for gentleman or
married couple; price very reasonable.
Apply 346% Peachtree St.
PR Y W T 391 Peach-
PEACHTREE INN Feac
Boc "o $1 per day. $2 to $5 per week.
Stenm heat, hot water. Ivy 67.
ROOMS--2 furnished, steam heated, elec
tric lights, hot and cold water, North
Side, private family, 2 ecar lines. I
- 4949.0. -
ROOM--Nicely furnished room; modern,
clean, steam heat, private family. Phone
Ivy 7888, it e s _
TWO bedrooms, dining room and kitchen
ette, nicely furnished., Call W. 619-L.
WEST END AVE.,, 42—Two large rooms
in private home, on car line; electric
lights and hot water. bl
WEST PEACHTRER, 99-—-Apt. 10, two
nicely furnished reooms, connecting bath,
steam heated apartment. References re
."‘.EL;l‘_'."_________________
2 unfurnished rooms, Grant Park section;
couple or business Indles; use of reception
room. Main 2808-J -
59 EAST ELLIS SBT.—l furnished room,
first floor; 2 unfur., second floor. I. 6585.
ROOMS FOR HOUSEXEEPING 6
COOPER BT, 31--Large front room, fur
nished fgr_fllj}ghl _vlV\o‘u_uv'kw-pln[._fl
E. PINE ST, 249--3 unfurnished rooms,
hc-rrl_'—__;.«_ml -jgin!:_f_u(nlnh»el L=
FURNISHED rooms; housekeeping or
bhoard; private home. 1 Madeira avenue,
corner Copenhill, L
HAYDEN ST, 53, near W. Baker, 4 nice
nf. rooms, private ent. 1. 5489,
LEE BT, 497—Furnished room and kitch
_enette for rent. Near Fort McPherson
NORTH BIDE-—3 rooms furnished for
light housekeeping, electricity, gas, het
water and sink. Ny W
PEACHTRER, 245 % -—Furnished apt.;
close In; kitchenette, private bath, one
or two bedrooms: nicely furnml_\_'_-«l
TWO connecting unfurnished housekeep
ng rooms, vse of sitting room, private
entronce, «ink in kitchen M. 4452.3
TWO desirable unf. front rooms to adults
All conveniences M. 3758.
WHITE OAK AVE. 25—Two unfurnished
rooms. conveniences, near car line
WASHINGTON SBT., 168—Nicely furnished
rooms for ijxht housekeeping -
16 FORREST AVE.—2, 3 or 4 delightful
housekeeping rooms; ideal location.
90-A K. LINDEN, near Peachtree, fur
- nished rooms, housekeeping privilege If
Saved. B L g
33 BEDFORD PLACE-Three large rooms
and reception hall, unfurnished, sl6; con«
veniences S e el =
WANTED-—-ROOMS, BOARD 3
MARRIED couple with children, desire
three or four rooms or apartment, fur
nished or unfurnished, in northern portion
of ecity State location and price. Ad
dress Box 936, cave Georglan. 4 _
‘TAT, FATATF. FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS "
NORTH SIDE-Nicely fur. 4-room apart
ment, conveniences, private hdme;: must
he seen to he appreciated; prefer no
children; garnge Call Sundays and
evenings. Tvy 2088, 1 .
FARMS FOR RENT 6
FOR RENT--BBeveral farms, two to ten
plows, 670 Washington Bt., Atlanta, Ga.
Comparison
~will show that the Want Ad pages
of The Georglan are fi'led up to the
twentieth century standard and that
there are no metropolitan Want Ad
mediums in the country which sur
pass the service given to both adver
tiser and reader by The Georgian,
The Want Ad pages of The Gnonzinn
are clean and attractive In both “set
up” and “make-up,” and the readers
of The Georgian like to linger here
with these pages, to read the oppor
tunities daily offered,
Keep yourself in touch with The
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you in touch with the best there {s in
a business way,
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By City Carrler or County Agt.:
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Daily only, per week........ .16
BY MAIL, Postage Included,
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES,
Southern Rairoad Sysiem.
#& Leaves | Arriven m
1201 a ™ :75_ Richmond 8:30a
a Cinctnnatt B 8 isis, 3
§:2sa Jacksonville 10:450 | 2:40p Cincinnati ‘1
5:40a New York 1:00s |l] 40a Birm'gham 8:1
~:3%a Jucksonville 12:20a | 4:40p Charlotie 6:308
7:45a Charlotte 1040 n | 6:15p Wash'gton 13:00n
7:458 Shreveport 1100 p | 6:38p Warh’rton 12.48 n
R 10a Toccon 445 p | 7250 Brunswick 7:80a
0:35a Chat'nooga 3:00p | 8:35p Chat'nooga ;:m
10:30a Macon 65:30p | 9:00p Graenville 12:5%5p
10:50a Mt Valley s:2op| 19:10p Co'umbus T:2os
10:55s Columbus 5:10p | 10:25p Kan City 8:50e
11:408 Memphis ...
Following Southern Railroad trains arrive and de
rn from Peachiree Station and de oot enter
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Arrives e | Arriven
1:10n Wash'eton 35:08p | 3:00p Rirmham }:llI
1:10p Richmond ......"' 3:00p Memohis 1:159
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
HOUSES FOR RENT ”
Call for our Weekly Rent List
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
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DRUID HILLS, private entrance, furnish
ed, for lease on faverable terms to suita
ble applicant, Hemlock 2050. L. J. El
sas.
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LIST your vacancies with us. Smtih, Bw
ing & Rankin.
HOUSES and apartments for rent. Sharp,
anh'r'm & Day.
WANTED—TO RENT 81
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APARTMENT--Wanted, furnished apart
ment; must have furnace heat. Please
_call Mrs, l-.‘.l;nrltv Haas, Mun_“!l.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE 83
TWO small farms for sale; one close in
at Waycross; 30 acres under cultivation;
good houses; 40 to 50 ncres in traect;
other close in at Lyons, Ga., 661 acres;
45 in_ high state of cultivatien; fairly
erty Bonds in part payment. Address
Charles G. Edwards, Attorney, Savannah,
Ga.
TRUCK FARM—Productive truck farm
near Palatka, Fla.; 9% acres, 3-room
house, $350 Fletcher Pearson, Trust
Lompany of Georgia Bldg.
specialize In farms. Thos. W Jack
son IMS Faurth Nat Bk Bldg
HOUSES FOR SALE 2t
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FIVE houses for sale by owner. B T.
Luckie. Tlvy 415-7“_*“»_
FOR SALE-—-Farms, houses. For list of
bargains, see B. M. Morris. Established
1908 ":““"__lL",'_“,':,_'_"_“’
GRANT PARK section, mod. 6-room cote
tage 819 Atl. Nat. Bank Bidg. kS
HOMES~-Niee ones on easy payments. W.
D. Beatie, 207 Trust Co. of GCeorgia
_'m\_!,rl‘.nx lv»_\‘ Kfll{
NETWON 8. THOMAS--Atlanta homes, Ga.
farms 601 Atl. Nat. Bank Bidg,, Main 434,
RIZAL, estate for sale; list published weelke
ly. M 1. Thrower, 39 North Forsyth St.
l'i“. FSTATE-—TALK WITH E. L.
HARIINA, €lB AT ANTA NAT™ BANK
WHY not buy this up-to-date five-room
bungalow instead of paying rent? Use
rent money to pay notes. Take the
North Decatur car, get off at Cleland
Ave., then look at No. 34, lot 50 by 110.
Has tile sidewalks, electric lights, all con«
veniences, Inman Park section; price
$2,260 ('an arrange easy terms. No
loan If the place suits you, see Mr,
Straus, with Liebman, 17 Walton St
LOTS FOR SALE 85
LOT, 60 by 150, elevated, two blocks of
Enst Lake car line. Atl, E. 202. M.
R sSR SIS
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 8§
HOTEL~—For rent, or will trade for a
farm. Apply to H. C. Pitts, Watkinsville,
Ga.
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