Newspaper Page Text
THE _ATLANTA GEORGIAN 2© ® READ FOR PROFIT—GEORGIAN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS
SITUATIONS WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SOLDIERS INSERTED WITHOUT CHARGE
eo bt e e
L AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1
————————————— e et ——
£ SOME BARGAINS.
fi ;:{:z Bipn.mn'er ‘gggz
<pßSsenger ......... )
1917, panel dgflvery body... 337.50
1917, express bh0dy.......... 2656.00
1918, panel body .......... 3456.00
1916, expreas b0dy.......... 240.00
m. 1917, panel body ..,........ 286,00
. 1918, 1-ton express hody... 437.50
: 19018, 1-€usen.er sedan...... 1,160.00
Knlgh 1917, roadster..... 386.00
. 91T, ‘opmnger..t....... 460.00
et, ll!l:‘.‘hcb" i EVRNE e lgg gg
, . T-passenger ... 200.
m-nd mt}:t,o_[r Gl g glg.gg
truck, . express ... 16.
m':’ truck, 1-ton, 1917, ex- 6 4
3 g aou;smm JR.-GRANT CO., INC.
229 PEACHTREE STREET.
ATLANTA, GA.
USED CAR BARGAINS.
See us before you buy.
REO ATLANTA CO,,
380 Peachtree Street. Ivy 4177,
AUTO ACCESSORIES, 14
———————————————ee et e
AUTO tops, seat covers, slip-on cushions,
curtains and trimmings made on short
notice. A. C, Miller & Co., 33 Gfiimer St.
R M P o
AUTO TOPs—isalnnnu. upholstering, seat
covers. Walker Roofing Co., 273 Mariet
ta St. Main 2017, Main 4076, =
GLABS put in winashieids, auto doors,
h‘l‘ufidl\l’h“- Frank Lester, 154 White
1.
P + &
WIRE WHEELS.
BRIGMAN MOTORS CO.,
491 WHITEHALL ST. MAIN 529
WANTED—USED VULCANIZ
ING AND RE-TREADING
OUTFIT; MUST BE COM
PLETE AND IN FIRST-CLASS
CONDITION. WRITE CARE
BOX 124, MACON, GA.
oot Aot g ot e e bttt 00l
SHERVICE STATIONS—REPAIRING 15
A\ltomo‘yl‘!e Radiators Repaired. I
Quick Service. Rlfiht Price.
Service Radiator Works, I
378 Peachtree St. Ivy 4668.
AUTO TOPS, PAINTING, UPHOLSTER- |
ING, SEAT COVERS. WALKER ROOF
ING GO., 273 MARIETTA ST., M. 2917.
LR R R
AUTO TOPS. SEAT COVERS.
When bstter tope are made
‘We make them,
Recover tops and all repairs.
ATLANTA AUTO TOP AND |
TRIMMING CO., Z
165-157 Bdgewood Ave. 96-98 Piedmont Av. |
Phone Ivy 7560, |
CARS REPAINTED. i
Tops recovered and r?nind; whaels,
springs and axles repaired. Bodies built |
to order. JOHN M. SMITH CO., 120-122 |
Aubure avenue Atlanta. Ga. = }
SOUTHERN WELDING CO. |
178 Courtland_St. Ivy 7327. |
Marcus C. Balley, Mgr. r:lusi.rnnt(-eai
work.
We do welding of all kinds (Auto parts or!
machinery). Beored oylinders a specialty. |
Prompt attention given express orders. i
T e i
WELDING AND AUTO !
! N F
RADIATOR REPAIRING
By Skilled Mechanics i
Reasonable Prices. Work Guaranteed. !
J7] @ nl % *
ATLANTA WELDING
A T\
COMPANY, |
7¢-76¢ IVY ST. PHONE IVY 5367
HARAGE open dny and night; Storage
Repairs; also steam vuleanizer. Geo. C. !
Morton Co., 95-97 N. Pryor Place; rear;
. |
AUTO LIVERY-~-GARAGES 16 |
ol el s s e e |
ATLANTA PAIGE TAXI CO. 101 N. For-,
syth, I. §B7l, Ati 704-1304. Open all |
BB
* All Night Service.
E. H. Odom RBros., garage and repalrs,
19 James St. Bell Tvy 2083; At. Man 506,
PEACHTREE TAXI SERVICE~-All 7~
pass. curs Open all night. Call vy
SlB4. o - ~ —
TAXICA BB—Excelsior Aute Company, inc.,
at the Piedmont Hotel, Phone Ivy 322
or Ivy 436,
R TSI S T
WANTED— AU TOMOBILES 17
FORD-—5-pass. ear. Must be in good con
_@ition and cheap. Main 2049 o |
PIEDMONT JUNK z\{l' AUTO WRECK
ING CO.
WE buy old autos. Sell us yours. Second
hand parts for sale reasonable. 445-7
Marietta St M. 375. i
——ae e T P e e .
BUSINESS SERVICE. ' ;
BUILDING—CONTRACTING 1 |
\ERB»S"I.‘O; ah-nn\esrfi"("exmury” shingles,
fireproof, waterproof, everlasting. Clay
ton 8. Berry, distributor, Keashy & Mat
son Cu., 36 Falrlee St Phone ivy 4149 .
GEO. N. MITCHAM,
THOS. P. WRIGHT.
IVIL. AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS.
712 FLATIRON BUILDING, ATLANTA.:
~ HEATING AND PLUMBING 20|
JALL M., 3285 for plumbing and heating |
repalrs,. Work guaranteed. 268% S 8 '
Bi i ]
PLUMBING heating repair work best in'
town. W. N. Norris, 230 Courtland
itreet. Ivy 6828 2~ -]
INSURANCE 0
MABONS-—Your best !nsuranece pmpoa!t;;x
for health and life |8 with the Masonie
Protective Association. R. L. Thurman, |
1T Third Nat. Bk = R
MILIINERY-—DRESSMAKING 22 |
FRENCH MILLINERY CO.—Call and M;
our new line of spring hats. We clean '
apd remodel hats Also dye and clean
plumea. 1392 Edgewood avenue, corner of
Doulevard, Take Inman Park car. bae
MOVING, TRUCKING, STORAGE 23
T
BOUTH PRYOR TRANSBFER 00., i
Packimg, shipping. Please call us. We !
de good service. We have 4 moving vans.
J. B. HARRIS & KEY, !
Bell phome M. 2492-1.. 1564 Bouth Pryor Bt., |
e ATiSDS, O i !
s = s |
PAINTING—PAPERING 24|
———————— it s s |
MAX GREENGOLD. }
Room decorating specialty, Paper hang- |
ing, pmmms, tinting, kalsomining. Ivy
5811, or send postal, 111 Edgewood Ave.
PAINTING AND TINTING, W, M. Carrol, |
Main 2950, 149 Gleuwood Ave, |
"(ENT[NU, PAINTING, repairing rooms, |
$3.60 to $5.00. Cail Bto 7 p. m. West |
S2O-7, ;
R e, i
PRINTING—STATIONERY 2¢ |
———————————— i ————————————
GOULD MULTIGRAPHING €O, !
uulugrl?hing and Pr!mmg |
Letter Heads, $3.50; envelopes, $3.50 per M. |
Quick Bervice, Ivy 8176, {
o 103 SILVEY BLDG, |
PRINTING—Webb & Vary, good printers,
_3% West Alabama Bt, Atlanta,
P R R RLR B . De i . s
PROVESSIONAL SERVIOES 7 ’
o ——————————————————————a e
DENTAL-~Dr. H. Jenson 7834 Whitehall |
_Mreet. Careful sttention Kiven teeth.
LULU B. MYERS,
CSHIROPRACTIC trentment for nerveus
disorders. Special attention Biven influ
*nza patients. All practice in your own
heme by appointment. 224 Ponce Deleon
ave. Ivy G 448
PATNLEES—Satiafaction Fuaraniesd, Gold
crown 22-k $3; bridge work, per tooth
$3; white crown 33 Consultation free
Georgla_Dental_Pariors, 100% Whitehal
REPAIRING, =™
KECONOMIZE — HAVE YOUR
FURNITURE REPAIRED BY
PHE FURNITURE HOSPITAL,
141 WALTON ST. M. 1201-J.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
e e
REPAVRING. 2
Gwinn’s Shoe Repairing.
2 5. Pryor street, across R. R., o te
"Kimhuh.y‘ 6 Luckie SBt opponulpplgltld
mont. Shoes repaired while you walit.
Established 1897,
STOVES, FURN!TURE—-—Bou{M sold, ex
changed, repaired. M. 1652-J. 224 Pe
ters street.
STOVES, FURNITURE, bought, sold, ex
changed, repalred. Main 1662-J. 224
Peters street. e
SUPERIOR UPHOLSTERING CO.,
Repairing and refinishing. 406 Edgewood
_Ave. Atl. 1654, or drop us a card. ‘
XCELO %smu, INSTRUMENT SERV
ICE. BSOUTHERN DRUM CO. ,AUBURN
AND JVY.
S T T
EMPLOYMENT.
A D L
HELFP WANTED--FEMALE 32
e ———— e —_———————
BINDERY GIRLS—Must be experienced.
Piedmont Printing Co., 127 Central Ave.,
AtiN . S
COLORED HELP — COOKS;: MAIDS;
COOKS OUT OF TOWN; NURSES;
DISHWASHERS; ALL KINDS OF HELP.
1018 ATL. NATL. BANK BLDG.
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER
AND DICTAPHONE OPERA
TOR AT ONCE, CAPABLE OF
HANDLING CORRESPOND
ENCE. IF YOU ARE. NOT
RAPID AND ACCURATE DO
NOT ANSWER. PERMANENT
POSITION. ADDRESS J. B.
MATTOX, OFFICE MANAGER_
217 SPRING ST., PHONE AT
LANTA 5859-A;, AFTER 17:00
PR
FIRST-CLASS cook, $8 per weeK. Apply
362 Peachtree street.
GlßLS—Pegin millinery training now for
spring season. New York Millinery school
best in South. Guarantees thorough course.
Mrs. Lyle, Mgr., 40% Whitehall St. ]
GRADUATE nurse wanted for office sur
gical and laboratory work. Dr. H. Bass,
Henderson, N. C. s
GOOD washérwoman wanted at 38 Boule
oanes Cltels. Shne T 4 SBGB. .
MAID to work half day for two ladies. T 4
__Rosalia St., Grant Park.
OPERATOR-—On Middy Blouses and
house dresses.
MITCHELL MFG. CO.,
1363 Marietta Street.
OPERATOR-—Be a telephone operator, Ap-
Np!y7Mu;s_giv-]!:_f:_aL 26 _Auburn o
WASHERWOMAN to wash clothes on
premises. Apply to No. §8 St. Charles
place before 11 a. m.
WANTED—9 good cooks, $§ to §$10; 6
hotel maids, 3 nurses, 2 maids, 3 laun
dresses, 5 dishwashers, 2 pastry cooks, sl2;
gne office wivl SOO% Buberg Ave. .
WANTED—Woman to live with couple;
flelp with children and house werk, &
real home for some one, good pay. Call
Main 43 927‘;1.___0________________*____“_
WANTED-—Colored woman to cook and do
general housework. Good pay to right
party Apply 32 Adair avenue.
WANTED -— First-class servant; good
wages Call Ivy 4823,
WANTED-—Girl for housework and wash
ing. Apply immediately, 161 Linwood
TEEBRER i e e
WANTED—Competent cook. B 4 Westmin-
Ler DBtve, A N i
WANTED-—-Experienced salesladies for dry
goods and ready-to-wear. Permanent
positiens and ‘good salaries to right par
ties. 170 Edgewood avenue.
WANTED- -Woman to cook and do house
work; no washing: small family; best
wages, references required,. 737 Spring
street, cornmer Twelfth street, 2
WANTEI—Woman for cookln{ and house
work. Ap;)ly 139 West Tenth street, or
call Ivy 694 Sl T
WANTED -~ White. nurse; references re
duived. 667 W. Peachirge 8¢ .\ ...
WANTED A first-class cook. Call Hem.
1995, e sy
WANTED-~A first-class cook. Hemlock
1996 S U ———
WANTED--A FATrTi(,_only two meals a day.
Apply 836 Piedmont Ave. Hem. 1608-J.
WANTED —Experienced cook with refers
ences, 13 K. Harels. = - B el
WANTED -Neat colored giri or woman to
heip with house work. 79 W. 15th St
WANTED -AfiM;;xm-rh-n«‘w‘l nurse; refer
tnces required. 280 Juniper street.
WANTED--A good cook, furnished room
on lot. H. 1314-J, L
WANTED-(olored woman to cook and do
Bovsewwrk, W, 1140, .
WANTED—Colored woman for general
housework for family of two with baby
lelephone Hemlock 1874-L, or call at 159
;j_::)w;&«:—i avenue.
WANTED— COMPETENT
STENOGRAPHER WITH
SOME EXPERIENCE IN OF
FICE WORK; STATE AGE,
EXPERIENCE AND SALARY
WANTED. BOX 587, GEOR
GIAN,
WOMAN to cook and assist in house work.
Small family, 114 W. Harels,. = =
WOMAN to cook two meals a day. Apply
110 Juniper ‘i!fiw_ o . e
WOMAN, for cooking and housewerk for
small family, 38 week. Ivy 6943. Box
678, care Georglan, =
FOUNG WOMAN stenographer 30 to 28,
Experienced, rapid operator with good
educational foundation, position affords
opportunity for advancement. Agply in
person to Miss Wing, Retail Credit Co,,
SRR NN
HELP WANTED-—-MALE. 33
ADVERTISING MAN WANT
ED—WE WANT GOOD ALL
ROUND MAN TO DO THE AD
WRITING, DECORATING,
CARD WRITING AND BE
WILLING TO HELP OUT IN
THE STORE IN A GENERAL
WAY. SEND SAMPLES OF
YOUR WORK WITH APPLI
CATION. ALSO REFER
ENCES, TERMS, ETC. AD
DRESS ROSENBERG BROS.,
TROY, ALA.
B A DTV Hxeiliont opportunity:
good pay; travel. Write C. . Ludwig,
914 Westover bidg, Kansas Cit Y, )A‘o.‘y_u_“_
BRIGHT, ensrgetic {(vuu man, 16 te 18
for general office boy. One not attend.
Ing night school Frntonod. Balary up to
SSO or more to right person. Apply 823
T i
BOYS WANTED to help on package 'lfl
ons, all day or hefore and after scheol.
Paresl Delivery Co., 174 K. Huster Nlt.__“
COLORED HBLP—2 second cooks; dish
washers: pot washer; hall boys; steam
table man; laborers; all kinds of help. 1018
Afl Natl. Bank g,
DISCHARGED soldiers who
have had previous experience
in soliciting can get profitable
employment by applying to
R. W. Lanford, City Cireulation
Dept., Second Floor Georgian
Office. 1
Electrical Workers! |
Before coming to Atlanta ‘
communicate with W. M, Pollard,
311 Central Bldg., Atlanta, Ga,
:
Strike. on |
oet et - 'V.. - S—
EXPERIFNCED oattle feeder and care
taker for registered animals. State ref
wwenae P N Way 1447 Abtlants
- EMPLOYMENT, |
e e ———— Y
HELP WANTED-MALE. a 8
e o et e e e e
GOVERNMENT will hold Railway Mail
Olerk examinations in Atianta March 16.
$92 month. Experience unnecessary. Men
18 or over, desiring clerkships write for
free g:.lr_neumrn. Raymond Terry (former
Civil vice Examiner.) Continental Build-
N WRRNIOD, i e
JOB AND CYLINDER PRESS
FEEDERS;
Good wages; steady work. At
lanta Paper Co., corner Moore
and Georgia Railroad.
e e s
MEN WANTED
Wishing positions ° firemen, brakemen,
electric motorman, colored train por
ters, Georgia roads. No experience nec
essary. ‘IOO-8150 month Chances gquick
gv!’omouol\. S2OO-3300. INTER RAIL
WAY, JDept. 81, Indianapolls, Ind. :
PRESSMAN wanted: Young man exper
ience®® on job work. Good pay and good
%I‘Olmtl. Address Pressman, Postoffice
AR N Sanbaph O
RAILWAY Mail Clerks wanted. $l,lOO
~_year. Atlanta examinations March 16,
Sample questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 52-M, Rochester, N. Y.
TAXI DRIVE WANTED-—A number of
truck and taxicab drivers. Apply At
lanta Baggage aond Cab Co.. Terminal
Station.
1(]. 8. EMPLOYMENT Service requires the
~ services of carpenters for government
work. 40 E. Buntes ¢, L
‘WAN?EB-—Junnor-, porters, dishwashers,
cooks, hall men, bell boys, firemen, buss
boys; wages $8 to sl7 per week. 1603
~Auburn Ave. T
WANTED--Meat cutter. 447 Georgia ave.
_Call Main 1263;{;_“________
WANTED—Printer for well equipped couns
:.3 office in small town. Must be a
co ination man-—understand how to op
erate and care for linotype, look after ma
chinery and do anything that is necessary
in the meechanical end of a country shop.
Permanent position to rightaman. S3O per
week, s*ata age and whether married or
single. The Journal, Lincoluton, Ga. i
WANTED—First class dry and steam
cleaner, must thoroughly understand the
business. Stoddard’s Dry Cleaning Est.,
s
WANTED—Young man clerk, 18 to 22
years old. Room 118, 78 8. Pryor street.
WANTED—Names men, 18 to 45, wishing
to become Atlanta mail carriers. SI,OOO
first year. Box 198, care Georg L G
WANTED-—An experienced printing sales
man; regular salary. Adamson's Print
g SO, 1530 Whitehel 88, = 0
WANTED—Printer for country shop who
can set ads and do job work: prefer rfian
who is familiar with linotype and would
like to work part time on machine-—Model
14, Good man can secure permanent po
sition. State experience and salary ex
pected In first letter. Carroll Free Press,
e e
WANTED--Young man for clerieal posi
tion; must he good typist and be de
tail man through and through; not neces
sary to know bookkeeping or shorthand, al
though 1t would be considerabie help to a
person for this position. Must be of neat
appearance, quick and active, clear thinker
and come wel recommended This is a
very responsible position and only A-1
man will be econsidered. Apply in own
handwriting. Give age, references and
salary expected in first letter. Box 574,
SRES SOt .
WANTED — EXPERIENCED
COUNTERMAN; NO OTHER
NEED APPLY. CA LD #1
PEACHTREE. -
WANTE D — FIRST
| y - T
~ CLASS FURNITURE
| 3
SALESMAN, APPLY
| D ‘g g ¥
HAVERTY FURNITURE
0! 4
!l(,o., 13-15 AUBURN AVE.
' » Al 3 4
WANTED — FIRST
Q mTI R
' CLASS ARMATURE
3 y
WINDERS FAMILIAR
b »w
'WITH A. C. AND D. C.
v ANT -
WINDING. OPEN SHOP,
Y v r ~N ry
8 HOURS, TIME AND
~ 3 I p N
HALF FOR OVERTIME.
BRYAN ELECTRIC CO.,
‘ N v r N
58 EDGEWOOD AVE.,
ATLANTA, GA.
r
YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPHER GAPA
BLE OF HANDLING DICTATION RAP
IDLY AND ACCURATELY AND FAMIL
IAR WITH OFFICE WORK DIS
CHARGED SOLDIER PREFERRED. BOX
590 TflE:_\TlAAS'l‘A7(”?“!ll”}?\l]»_ =
YES-—A complete course in Atlanta Bar
_ ber College and Bhops, S3O. Good wages
14 East Mitchell street
e e e o s s i
‘RRI.P WANTED—-MALE OR FFMALY 34
‘(‘?)(')K—"\lan *or‘won-'nrh, 3¢ Peachtree Cir
_cle. Hem. 635-J. Mrs. Geo .A. Spheer.
COMBERS—
{
|
| COMBERS, INTERMEDI.
. _ATES, SPEEDERS AND
| SPOOLER HANDS. ALL
. WHITE WORK AND THE
VERY BE ST WAGES
. PAID. CHEAP HOUSE
. RENT. WATER AND
. LIGHTS FREE. APPLY
- d. J. McCRARY, SUPT.
8188 MFG. CO., COLUM.
BUS, GA.
}fim,l,\ BLE man and wife to iive on Jlot;
| man a 8 butler and chauffeur and wife
88 meaid. Apply 142 Peschtroo 8t
TEACHERS .8§ ring term open'ngs Al
ready developing, Forster Teachers’
Agency, Grant Bldg., Atlanta .
WANTED whil’ woman or man cook: pri
vate family, wages SI.OO per day. Phone
Hemiook S¥eL. i e
WANTED--A few warp tenders;
good pay. Apply S. L. Dean,
Supt., Osprey Mills, Porterdale,
Ga.
SALESMEN AND AGENTS, 35
S ———————————
AUTHENTIC *“Life Theodore Roosevelt. '
Introduction by ex-President Tuft. Sells
on sight, Lidberal ul;ent'u commissions.
Outfit free, Bible Educational Soclety,
Fullerton bidg, Bt. Louis Mo. '
“GASTINE" will put new !ife {n your mo
tor; engine gives you faster lfnlulm'. 30
per cent more mileage, easier hill elimbing,
greater power; removes carbon, keeps
spark lusu clean, absolutely harmloss.
Price ‘pl 00 per box, 100 tablets; use one
tablet to the gallon of gasoline. Mailed
anywhere, Agents wanted. Dept. A, Gas
£h Beies Qo 353 Broud st., Auguste, Os.
HONORABLY discharged soldiers oan see
- eure positions as salesmnen of monuments
In their mmediate territory when they ree
turn home, The demand was naver
greater for this line of work. Call or
write us when you get home
ATLANTA MARVBLE & GRANITRE €O,
612 EMPIRE BLDG _IVY et
HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR, by
March. Agents wanted: outfit 26¢, Hop
kine Hook Concern, i 44 Auhurn avenye,
Atlanta, Ga, 3
MARCH'S “"History of World War," won.
derful agent’'s money maker Introduc
tion Genernl March, highest officer United
States urmy. Liberal comminslons. Outfit
gn. Bible Educational Soclety, Bt. Louls,
.
BALBAVEN B; money §I.OO speeiaity for
» , 20 cents. ve
OWM Pov 27 Alhm.x‘:."‘h
EMPLOYMENT,
e e ey
SALESMEN AND AGENTS. !51
ettt ey —re e
OUR “Complete History of the War™ eon
taing General Pershing's own story and
Peace Bmg)lomvm. Best terms with g;c;j
miuma. rompt shipments. Outfit %
Nichols Co., Naperville, Il \
b e s e e —
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. 3¢
EXPERT typist with six months' experi
ence as Ltenofrnphen Must have posi
tion at once. Box 581, eare Georgian
—me e P
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. 31
sttt e e
A SALFES demonstrator or repair man ‘n
Burage or would accept position as sales
man in spare parts store. Experience. Am
a discharged soldier. Address Box 667,
wftil'gfi;ln.
AUTOMOBILE man recently dhofiarta
from military service, wishes position,
‘experlenced in office and territorial work,
| formerly zone supervisor of lu'l.o Vetroit
| Manufacturer. Call Hemlock 1776-L.
| AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-—Army officer
| _several years' business ex(surlanc-. me
chanical engineer, graduate Ga. Tech., de
!um-u partner with some capital fer local
automobile agency, to start garage and
| repair shop, or will accept position as
salesman for some already established con
eern, Dox 813, Qeerglan.
BOOKKEEPER-accountant, ex'?orl'neod in
traffic work; several year extensive
business training, desires position offering
advancement. Applicant former overseas
soldier, honorably discharged. A-1 refer
gooen. cSox BT, care Georplam.
CHAUFFLUR, honorably discharged (col
ored), wounded soldier, wants work at
once. Address Eugene Goulsby, 206 Haynes
street, Atlanta, Ga. R
CLOTHING saiesman and card writer of
Bood approach wants position. Dias
charged from the service. Box 496, care
Georgian. e
CLERICAL-—Discharged soldier, textile
graduate, married, 27 years old, experi
enced in clerical work, 4 years cotton mill,
| wants pos®ion with reliable firm. Address
| Room 719, ¥, M. O. A. bldg.
CLERICAL~—Young man, 26, recently dis
charged from army, desires position; can
do clerical work; will consider anything.
SN e N,
CIVIL ENOINEER[NG—DiIChII’%&d sol
dier desires position. Have a B. 8., C.
‘E. degree from a university and have had
fifteen months' practical experfence in rail
road and topographic nurvog(nl. Can fur
{flllh excellent reference. ox 586, Geor
glan.
| HOTEL STEWARD discharged sergoant
from the school for hakers and cooks,
would like a place as hotel steward. Best
of references. Address Box 083, care
i L OGRS L
{ TRON ana steel brokerage experience; 8
l years, discharged soldier, wants posi
{ tion in office of scrap iron yard, where
'he can get iron yard experience. Can
| furnish best of references. Charles Lenin,
4847 South Calumet avenue, Chicago, Il
| PHYSICIAN, 3 years' axperlpncz in general
1 practice, recently discharged from army,
| would prefer contract practice in Georgia
(or Florida. Address Box 294, care Geor
’ ‘m'?j iit oSN A
| SALESMAN, recently honorably discharg
| ed commissioned officer, will g 0 on
|road, will consider anything. Address Box
BN I RUTEIAR,
SALESMAN-—Discharged naval officer;
university graduate, desires employment
as traveling salesman, have had experience
{on road. Address Box 297 care Georglan.
YOUNG MAN with five years' experience
in dry goods and shoes wants position
with good firm March 1. Box 579, care
RN
|YOl'N(‘. MAN now employed desires to
work from 6 p. m. to 11 J) m. Prefer
! elerical work, but will consider anything.
BOS SOO SMRRRINN e i
| WORK WANTED by discharged soldier.
Will try anything. What have you to
offer me? Must have work at once. Al
dress Box §7B, care Oeorglas.
b e e o
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, 38
BAUXITE and Brown Ore properties near
Piedmont, Ala. T. C. Cowan.
GOOD meccantile business for sale. For
particulars write Owner. P. O. Box
08, Cheilnge, YON. -~ .~ .= = i
OUR NEW LIST of 100 Business Oppor
tunities,” now ready., Get one today.
{ LIGHTFOOT'S, 317-18 Phters bidg., M. §ll.
| BUBSTANTIAL manufacturing corporation
wants capable men to estahlish branch
and manage salesmen; 3200 to SI,OOO nee
essary; you handie own money; will allow
| expenses to Baltimore if you will qualify.
! For particulars, address Secretary, 416 N.
Howard St ,Wfltihhnor(-.r Md. s
| WANTED-—A partner to take charge cat
i Mf{f‘%’f)_"!.n”“"",_l’}_‘j_‘!‘};_!_’fl_°< Box 1443.
| e
i INVESTMENTS, STOCKS BONDS, 39
oA s il
! LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT. |
I will buy and pay highest market price
for Liberty Bonds. Get my price hefore
| selling. Can handle out-of-town drafts.
| F. H. PECK, 1108 Third Nat. Bank Bldg.
{
"
; U. 8. LIBERTY BONDS
|
| MUNICIPAL BONDS,
% Bought——Sold
| R. N. BERRIEN, JR.,,
' 1115 THIRD NAT. BANK BLDO.
i MONEY TO LOAN, 40
—————————————————————————————————
{ T r ¥ * ATEVEN
i ARE YOU IN NEED
| of
3 T vy 5
{ FINANCIAL HELP?
| y TN
. DO YOU NEED
1 A Ty
{ MONEY?
IOUR BUSINESS IS T 0 HELP YOU oUT
OF FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.
'I,HANH MADE ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI{
TURE, LIBERTY BONDS OR ANY
THING OF VALUR
; CONSULT
" 7 Ala ANT
| O.F.WHITTEN CO.,
’ 201 Flatiron Building.
l Phones Ivy 6150.
il R e
BONDS— ‘
SMALL LOANS ON LIBERTY BONDS
> N
| AT LOW RATES.
|WE lend full value SSO to SSOO. Atlanta
| Discount Co., 8318 Atl, Nat. Bank Bldg.
{ CLff C. Hateher Ins. Ageney,
| Loan Agents for
i TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO.
I Investors’ Savings Company.
!M Firet and Second Mortgages at cur
reut rates,
ERE REX B. MOONEY
221 GRANT BLDG ~BOTH PHONES,
| o e oet o AAo S
| —
{LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
| BOUGHT AND SOLD
We ndvise you to held your bonds. If
you must sell, deal only with repu.
table bankers Inforgiation in regard
te same cheerfully ug-‘en‘ Comimunis
cate with us beforw selling.
‘ BOND DEPARTMENT
Trust Company of Georgia
Trust Company of Georgin Building, |
62 North Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga.
|
MADE PROMPTLY ON |
Planna Autemoblles
Furniture Liberty Bonds
or any qmd eallnteral me_urity, ]
FABY TERMS AND RATES. ‘
(1T A r ‘
| SURETY LOAN CO.
405 FLATIRON BLDG. |
Ivy 4208 . PHONES oM. 180
\
e eet
| LOANS #25 AND UP.
WITHOUT REAL ESTATE mcumfl.‘
. Wight Iny_Co., 914 Bmpire Dide.
LOANETBSSO to $50,000; mpecinl funds
farmas, city and suburban property. 8, |
‘w Corson, 414 Empire bldg, |
MONEY
Advanced to salaried people without in-
B P
01 PANT.
L
MONEY TO LOAN, 40
eSS s ———
LOANS ON FURNITURE,
$25 to $l5O |
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
It is universally true that nearly every
start made by the ordinary person toward
the possession of property has heen made
by incurring a deht that called for the
gn,\'ment of certain sums on certain dates.
uch obligations are met without hardship
88 u rule, and when the debt ‘s pald the
rroperty is «wrne by the borerywer,
Buech oersans never ‘ ore fair and
E}enoroul creditor than the Citizens' Loan
ompany and never were offered better
terms,
You Can Afford to Borrow
BORROW g 26 AT COST OF $1.256
BORROW 50 AT COST OF ;2.60
BORROW § 76 AT COST OF $3.76
BORROW xloo AT COST OF §55.00
\ BORROW $l5O AT COST OF $7.50
OTHER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION,
~ We make loan on furniture, pianos,, ete.
without removal from your possession, at
short notice and without Fuhltc\ty, Our
charges are the low lawful rate. You
receive the same type of personal service
here that you #eecure from your lawyer,
doector, or banker, s
3 ’
CITIZENS’ LOAN CO.,
301 PETERS BULDG,
MAIN 3771, ATLANTA 677.
MONTHLY meoney to lend on Atlanta and
nearby real estate, payable $2.16 per
month on the SIOO, which includes interest.
No delay, mon? here. Brown-Foster
Realty Company. 210 Flatiron Bldg. _
MONEY TO LOAN at §, 6§ and 7 per cent,
city improved property. HEstablished
twenty-seven years. Prompt and confiden
tial attention.
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
o e BMPIRE BUILDENG.
MONEY to lend at reasonable rates on
‘ improved real estate. Forrest & George
A e icens
‘ MONEY ADVANCED
to clerkes on their salary, without indorse
ment_ or l?ortnm\ Ladies or c&t‘hmcu.
Apply FULTON BROKERAGE . 1212
FAUEEN JOEL BARE.
MONEY to loan at T per cent; § per cent
- commission in sums of SSOO, SI,OOO and
more. Thomas J. Wesley, 229 Grant bldg.
'MONEY for loans and purchase money
~_notes on hand. Liebman, 17 Walton St.,
Real Estate and Renting. L
WE have fine demand for real eetate pur
~_chase money notes Brown-Foster Realty
Co., 210 Flatiron Bu_l}_glgt.. -
| W. P. WOLL
~ LOANS, $25.00 AND UP.
ON household furniture and pianos without
- removal. Payments to suit your income.
- Room 301-02 Peters Bldg.,
| Phones: Main 3771; Atlanta 677.
| YOU CAN
Wl
- BORROW MONEY
80 CHEAP
And on such easy terms of repayment
and at such small cost from the Guar
antee lLoan Company, for use in paying
your overdue unpaid bills or to buy the
thlngs syou need for CASH at BARGAIN
PRICES, that every one should take ad
vantage of our service.
~ .
- Loans on Furniture
$25 to $l5O
at lawful rates, on short notice and with
out publicity. We give you all the time
you 'wnnt to repay a loan.
. You Can Afford to Borrow
| $25 Loan costs but $1.25
] SSO - " - ny
‘ 2100 - - " e
: i " 1 * INN
\ You can pay your account in full om
any intereést date and_ stop the interest.
Don’t Sell Liberty Bonds
They will surely sell at a premium some
day, besides the Government still needs
your support. When you need momg bor
row from us on your household goods and
save yourself money.
1T n
}(‘.LAR ANTEE LOAN CO.,
308 Atlanta Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Main 440. Phones. Atlanta 7232,
Siintaimban i bt e
WANTED—TO BORROW, 41
e o e
WANTED a loan of $1,760 on real estate.
No commission. C. T. B.
INSTRUCTION.
MUSICAL, DAN(‘IN . DRAMATIC. 44
ALBRIGHT’S ORCHESTRA
Dance or concert orchestra, any number
of pleces that may be desired. Bpecial at
tention to out-es-city calis, Satisfactien
f,uurunuaed. Address 312 Gould Bidg.
SRSy M w by W,
GIBRON mandolins, ete. Holton cornets,
etc. We buy and repair. Southern Drum
Co., _Auburn and lvy. e
LANE'S DANCING
Dancing Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
nights Puivate lessons dally. Phone
lyy 3788, il
VALENTINE DANCE
TN
AT LANE’S
F’r'ilmy night, February 14th, from 9
to 12.
Special musical program.
Ty
LANE’S
217% )"sm:htr_tf_m, Ivy 59886
LIVE STOCK.
SR s et
DOGS, CATS, PETS, 1
e ————————————————————————
CANARY Birds, parrots, rabbits, guinea
pigs, fancy chickens, gold fish, ponies
and dozens of other fine pets, Buy from
Southern Pet Stock Dealers, 55 S, Broad St.
HORSES, CATTLE, VEHICLES, 48
e e e
FOR BALE-4 fine fresh Jersey and Hol.
stein milk cows. Apply J. {( Hoberts,
half wn( stop on Stone Mountain car, be
e o
FoR SALE--O. 1. €. service boar, cheap,
one year old. flmy }«)9_ 511_1;_# _il
BIGGEST pure bred Berkshire hog sale
evar held in Georgia. Twenty hig bred
sows, 10 big bred giits, 10 fine service
boars, 10 choice young gilts and bhours.
Place, Fairburn, Ga., 20 miles west of
Atlanta Date, Wednesday, February 19
For ~irculars and cntalogs write Fairview
B
HORSE, furniture wagon and harness $l5O
Main 2284-1,. 384 Decatur street, AR
JUST arrived, carload young
mules, coming four. Suitahle
for farm. Come and see them.
Martel Mfg, Co., East Point, Ga.
East Point 31,
—————————————————
Rid your horses and hogs of
worms by giving them
TN QLY 64 g " "
HAYNES'’ “GETS 'EM
A GUARANTEED REMEDY.
H. A. HAYNES, Winterville, Ga.
’
TEN wplendid rogistered @horthorn calves.
Come and select. Shedden Farms, Ray
mond, Ga, ]
S e e
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES, °
BUFF Orpington stock. Kggs from finest
#stock in Houth at $3 to !& por setting,
delivered. Bonnle Brae Poultry Yards, 10
Gillette Bt, Atlanta, Ca. :
BGOR from tfm famous improved Ferris
Single Comb White Leghorn, with trap«
nested record, 230 to 264 eggs per yeur
For nineteen years they have bheen bred
to lay more cges at all seasons than the
ordinary hens and to lay particularly well
In winter when eggs are highest. We are
booking orders now for early spring de
livery Price $3 per u-nmbor 15, A 0-‘
Walker, proprietor, Walker cghorn Farm,
Bearden, Tenn, R. D. No, 2, ! 1
KGGE from Tom Barron strain White Leg
horns Records over 260 oggs a year,
Also high yecord Anconas and Barred ;‘ly.
mouth Rotks I‘l 50 wmetting of 18, ree
catalogue, H. . Uooledge, FPhone Hem.
846 Atlanta, Ga. . i
9 from farm ran Bingls Convd
Taland Reda AW,
%M wtreata nmu“g:nm
LIVE STOCK.
POULTRY AND SUPPLILS, 49
et et e et
FOR SALE-Grist Gradys, Hopkinson
Warhorse and Georgia Shawlneck pit
sn.mc chickens. H. Roquemore, Mansfield,
a. -
RED RIPPER STRAIN.
SINGLE Comb Rhode Island Reds, Prize
winners in all the shows. Cockerels
and pullets §3.00 and $5.00 each. Eggs for
hatching $3, $5 and $lO per setting.
Sam Willcox, Octlla, Georgia.
e e e ey
\ POULTRY AND SUPPLIES, 49
———————————————————
GREEN GROUND BONE will make your
. hens lay. Qampbell Bros, 77 Deca
tur 8t
SINGLE COMB Thode Island reds, fine
. winter layers Large dark red ‘“‘Beau
tles.”” Won 41 prizes in seven shows, Fife
teen eggs from pen of first prize. Win
mers from shows $3.50. Other pens $2.50
\ger 16. Utility exas $2 per 15, $lO per
‘hundred. Roberta Ray, Linden, N. C.
MERCHANDISE.
e ——
ARTICLES FOR SALE. 51
D
BICYCLES—Harry F. Williams, denler
and repairer, 120 Edgewood avenue.
Ivy 6706-L.
For Furniture and Stoves.
Go to Boorstein's, 33 N. Pryor. New and
used. home and office furniture. lvy 1611
THE JAP FOOT PREPARATION.
FOR corns, bunions, calluses, frost bites,
bad odors and acts. Guaranteed abso
l\m-!x Three boxea sl. Dr. P. A, Ham
mond, 37-A Selma street,
PR AT SLU AL A ———
WE OFFER FOR SALE, IN GOOD
CONDITION AND AT ATTRACTIVE
PRIGES THE FOLLOWING:
One set of double harness.
One set of single harness.
One doub’s bottlers’ wagon.
One singie bottlers’ wagon.
One small gasoline engine,
Can he seen at 447 Poachtree Street.
PARFAY BOTTLING COMPANY.
e —
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. 52
FOR SALE—One oak flat top business
desk in smnd condition. Phone West
WS RN
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES,
ALSO multigraph ribbons; secure coupons,
good for valuable premiums. Write for
arlou. Postage pald. Ivy 6175. Inked
ibbon Supply Co., 703 Silvey Bldg.
\ RUILDING MATHRIATS, ~M
i et ———omiie—————
MURPHY Door Bed Co., Murphy Beds. Of
fice 204 Peachtre Arcade. M. 2513,
FUEL AND FEED. 56
KINDLING WOOD.
SCRAP pine kindling ready for use, sold
- very cheap by the load if you send your
dray for it. We have no delivery. Atlanta
Kindling and Wood Co., 92 Davis street.
Bell phone Main 1281
GOOD THINGS TO EAT, 57
Sunshine Salted Peanuts.
e
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 59
eet et et
A NICE dining table for sale cheap. Call
W medmedmbendne B
JONEB KENNEDY FUR. C 0.,, 137 White
hall, will take old furniture in exchange
for new. Main 1510, Atl. 1550.
’ MACHINERY AND TOOLS, 62
———————————————————————————
ELECTRIC MOTORS-—We have on hand
| at all times & large assortment of used
and new electric motors at reduced prices.
We guarantee same as new all second
hand motors rebuiit by us. We do all kinds
of industrial power and light wiring. Bry
an Electric Co., electrical contractors and
dealers in new and used machinery. 63
|E|m»wnml Ave., Atlanta, Ga. llvy 1788.
Ivy 1700 Atlents 8000
r MUSICAL INSTRUMSNTS, 62
PIANO-—-Kimball, mnhnlang,. New. Big
Sacrifice. Storage. §0 N. Pryor strest.
VIOLINS--Bought, sold, repaired. 8 M.
{ pll, K yth Bld 'y 3109-J.
Kimbre orsy h ‘u!‘..__‘.\! 1109-J
SEEDS, PLANTS, FERTILIZERS, o 3
GENUINE frost-proof cabbage plants; 100,
26c; by 3~nrcel {:out 0, 100; 600, h.co;
1,000, $2.60, Parker Seed and Plant Ce.,
33 8. Broad St Atlanta, Ga.
HEAVY FRUITER COTTON-—Record four
bales per acre; 40 bolls te pound; 46
per cent lint; staple 1% inch. Heavy Fruit
er Seed Co, Uarneaville, Ga.
LENHARDT'S prize winner cotton; proll
fie; free from all dizseases, 40 per cent
iint; staple 134. Supply limited Write
Middle River Beed Farms, Carnesville, Ga.
LRSPEDEZA—Pound recieaned, No. 1
seed (no Jonnson grass), §6 cash. ¥. J.
Burson, State Spring, Miss.
TOMATO CULTURE'—A new method,
prevents rust, blight and mildew, Ad
dress Box 485, Dawson, Ga.
SPECIALS AT THE STORES, 64
CUTLERY-~You can buy reasonable at our
store kniveg that will cut. Kitchen uten
sils. Hightower's, 100 Whitehall,
EDISON disec phonograph, $176; used one
month, $l5O. Phone Atl. 6169-A,
BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS--Office sup
plies, l!K“onOl’{. fountain pens, fi:lcturo
framing for sale )‘ the Columbian Book &
Stationery Co., 3¢ B. Hroud street.
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single edge,
3c; double edge, 4c. 65 Peachtree St
WATSON'S,
ALL BARGAINS,
Cor. Decatur and Pryor Sta.
WANTED TO BUY 66
AUTOS AND JUNK--We buy junk and old
automobiles, We sell old automobile
parts. United Junk Co., Ivy 3944-J,
BEST prices paid for second-hand cloth
ing. Drop a eard, 134 Decatur Bt. M,
6092
e s
For house and office furniture stoves,
heaters and refrigerators. Ivy 1611
CABH PAID for mecond-hand furniture
Packing and shipping done, Old fur
niture taken part payment. 108 South
Fnr:«qy'h. Mmg_l:li. -
CLOTHES—We b}w old clothes and shoes
Best prices paid, Drop a card. We
will eall. 160 Decatur street. M. 3728,
CARTPETS, rugs, furniture, pianow, \n g 604
“;-:mmlon, bought for cash, Call Maln
FURNITURE—T. Bernard will elther pay
~ cash for your house furnishings and
‘Emno or sell them for you Hale every
Monday at 84 South Pryor Bt. M. 3306,
FURNITURE- - Household foo'li bought b{
Central Auction Co., 10-12 Kast Mitehell
Bt, M. 2434,
FURNITURE bought, sold and fi!(’hll’l.ld.
_Gibsen Furniture Exchange, M. 4647.
FURNITURE-Bought for cash; highest
prices pald, C. A, Bwilt, Main 2763,
FURNI i’!!'(lfi— Cash paid tor old furniture
Dixie Furniture Co. 86 8 Forsyth 8t
oe e e O
AIDIA WANTED —Milos & Company. 308
Nariatis g% BN S9OS,
vy oid !nhi siiver, faise teeth. Onsh
wid, McDuffie, 148 Peachires street
JUNK —American udnk Co., 18 Peters,
M. 1015, buys scrap iron, metals, rubber,
rags, old nutos. Hells auto parts.
BALVATION ARMY--Old ¢lothing, books,
magazines,. We need them now, Phoene
R R
WANTEDAn old-fashioned mahogany
LMecretary. Good condition. Hem 995
WH buy, sell and exchange furniture
stovos and ranges. L. F. Pirkle, 216
Marietta Rt Main 2611
ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOMS WITH BOARD o 7
BOARD and reom. Also moenls Light
housekeeping room. . 1. 7914-J. 46 W,
N I, oot
LARGE front room. Close in, with twe
meals 13 West Harris street
PLAZA HOTEL—A good place to stay;
steamn heat; rwln‘ prices; central looa
tion. 2% N. Broad Bt. Ivy 66-J.
LEOID Tocss, el Socrd 5t
Farame, 1% Pesontres Oail loy’ 8118
’ AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.
THE furnishings of an 8-
~ room North Side home;
also a consignment of sam
ple pieces, including ma
hogany and early English
dining room furniture, §175
iV ictrola and records, two
gas ranges, mahogany, old
ivory and walnut bedroom
lamps; also odd dressers,
itwin beds, brass beds, libra
ry tables, living room fur
niture, in mahoganv and
fumed oak, bookease, cedar
chest, hall rack, kitchen
cabinet, Singer machine,
floor lamps; then there are
hlankets, quilts, sheets, pil
lows, new and slightly used
art squares in Axminster,
Wiltons, Brussels an d
Crex, linoleum, hall run
ners, dishes, utensils, ete.,
to the highest bidder, Fri
day, February 14, at 10:30
a.m.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.
10-12 E. Mitchell St.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
~ ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD. e
ADOLF HOTEL~—Rooms with bath; ail
conveniences; men only; steam heat
10% B Harris St, Tvy 3071-J,
DESIRABLE housekeepning ekooms furnigh
ed complete. Reasonable. 9 Clifford
street, off Fast Ellis
FURNISHED room; north side; couple or
two ladies. Phone Ivy 7142, B
LARGE front room, newly furnished, Gas
and elec. Two minutes' walk from car
line. 10 Wast Twelfth street.
NICELY furnished steam-heated room
with adjoining bath, gentleman only,
$26 per month. 136 W. Peachtree, Apt. 101,
T N
ONE large furnished front room for light
hnus«-kaap_!_p!. 31 Cooper street.
T e e
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING., 69
DESIRABLE room with hoard, steam heat,
_connecting bath. 1 5972, 7468 Peachtree..
FAR IN, 176 E. Pine, three nice unfur
nished rooms, sl7 per month, Ivy 6457-J.
HOTEL FRANKFORT—Aiways clean,
comfortable rooms; weekly rates. 274
BoITr W it .
TWO rooms and kitchenette unfur. Private
bath. All modern conv. 599 Washington.
TWO furnished rooms and Kitchenette:
close in; all conveniences. 23 Baltimore
block
e e e et
WANTED=-ROOMS, BOARD, ki
LIST your rooms at information booth,
War Camp Community Service. FPhone
Ivy 2891 -
YOUNG married lnfl'y wants room and
board in private family; North Side,
Btate location and price. Reference fur
nished ;\’a_!fi'lu‘“curp Qeorglan. =
WANTED-—3 rooms or two rooms and kit.
chenette, nicely furnished, private home.
First floor. In chelce location on or near
car iline, with phone. Call 1, 4576 be-~
e P
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS, kil
FURNISHED apartment for rent. Three
to b rooms; all eonveniences. 306 East
R PR
FARMS FOR RENT, kL
FINE 400-acre farm, ready for erop. Une
usual epportunity. Modern houses, barns,
mules, machinery, tools, ete H. N. Alex-~
ander, ':"V'JL'LTLJ:'_“H e
HOUSES FOR RENT ”
CALL for our weelfl/y rent list. Forrest &
_ George Adair, S o
FOR RENT--6-room house; 1 room re
_mserved; just off Stewart Ave. W. 1614-J.
HOUBES—List your vacancies with us
msmnh.-flvln; & l!y\nkm. L
HOUSES and apartments for rent. Sharp,
Boylston & Day.
e vt e
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE., 83
FARM for rent or n;:, 2% miles from
Madison, Ga. Houses, barns, orehard,
ereek and branchés; fine pastures and bot
tom land: meadow and 100 acres in woods.
Address Box RTh.‘L}_c'!n_mjl’_l‘\:___‘_____*”__‘m_»_
I SPECTALIZE in farms Thos. W. Jack
son, 1019 Fourth Natl. Bank bldg.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. _REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR SALE 4 HOUSES FOR SALE 8
A —————————————————
BIDS WANTED.
THREE cantonment buildings on the Campus of Ga. Tech., to be
sold to highest bidder. Bids opened February 11. Also all
plumbing fixtures and twelve new Monerief furnaces to be sold at
the same time. Mail separate bids on each. Privilege reserved to
refuse all bids,
FRANK K. HOUSTON, Bursar,
GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY,
THE STRAIGHT ROAD TO SUCCESS IS
BEGUN BY OWNING YOUR OWN HOME.
The easiest and best way to lay a foundation for a comfortable
income is to buy a home. Pay a reasonable amount down and the
balance in installments, which amount to a little more than the rent
you are now paying.
MY PLAN WILL CONVINCE YOU. ‘
I have built and am building a number of attractive bnn‘l»
lows in the Capitol View section—one of the prettiest residential
divisions in Atlanta. And you can own one of these homes, It
doesn’t take very much money to get possession right away, 1
can show you why you are making a mistake to keep on renting.
I can show you how in a few years you can be free from all de
pendence and worries of the tenant.
Weae hnve under conastruction a hesutiful fivesroom bungalow with bath at Ne.
70 Relmont avenue about & block and a half from the ecar line, Tt will be eom
pleted and resdy Por ocoupancy Aprit st The house will he equipped with all
modern convenicnees, Price $5,700. Terms can be arranged if desired, 3
W. D. BEATIE, id
*“We will furnish the lot and build the home to suit YOU.”
207 Trust o of Ga. Wde Totephons vy SSNL
The Atlanta Georgian
The Sunday American
Published hy the Star Company
under arrangement vith
The Georgian Company,
20-22 EAST ALABAMA ST,
ATLANTA, GERORGIA,
Entered at Atlanta Postorfice as
second-class matter,
SUBSCRIPTION RATHS:
By City Carrier or County Agt.:
Dafly and Sunday, per week. .20
Daily only, per week........ .16
BY MATL, Postage Included,
The United States or Mexice.
DAILY AND SUNDAT:
1 TOOF oscanesvnnenvancansiil
S MoOnthS ..seivccsesncvesany BB
S MOBERE ouisrvensvonsinine BB
1 MONER viivivismsavansniss BB
DAILY ONLY:
1 JOBP c.oivncovrmseinvssna il
8 MONIRD . cviocossnnensssns 608
B MONENE coscvvoivsssiienins BIR
1 Month sosvevoropsassassons B
SUNDAY ONLY:
1 Year .v..‘.................".1t
8 MORIRS .ivsncrsnnovsnrses KT
% MOnthE covvusnicivnrassnes B
T MOBth .iciviinsesnnsvaas wOD
FOREIGN RATRS
ON APPLICATION.
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE 83
o ™ N ,
“SOUTHERN FARMS”
FLORIDA ;
T
IMPROVED AND |
a |
UNIMPROVED. ||
.- . 3
Settlers Now Being
Located. .
Mr. James Chaneey, formerly of Mt. Holly,
South Carolina, says, "I left Charleston
February 4th with my family and house
hold goods, arriving in Lakeview, Florida,
on ‘Southern Farms,' Thursday, the 6th.
We were comfortahly located on our new
farm Saturday, and within one week had
planted our potato crop and set a garden.
Mrs. Chancey is highly pleased and our
children are already in school. The thor
ough preparation of these farms by the
company make such occupancy tnx im
mediate planting possible.”
r m B y
WHAT MR. CHANCEY
o
HAS DONE YOU CAN DO
You, too, may plant a crop and set a ?l’*
den on a “Southern Farm' immediately,
but if you can not move now, make your
reservation. For particulars write
{ Trp D r /
SOUTHERN FARMS CO.,
v
216 F. Heard Bldg,
Jacksonville, Fla.
HOUSES FOR SALE 84
T
BY OWNER-—-WEST END BUNGALOW,
6 ROOMS, $4,000; $2,000 CASH. TERMS.
INMEDIATE POSSESSION, ADDRESS
OWNER, P. 0. BOX 1573,
BRICK hungalow, six rooms, furnace-heats
ed, all conveniences. Price $5,000; SI,OOO
cash, $35 per month, An exceptionally
good buy. BSee or phone R. W, Gorman,
|o!7__H¢~nlo,y Blag. llvy 'Nll.“*_ 4
FOR BALE--List published weekly, M. L.
Thrower, 39 N. Forsyth Street, -
FOR bungrlows at Lakewood Heights see
,'_" AB Hopkins, Empire Bidg. e
FOR SALE—One new six-reom house, 76
Hroylea street. Also one néw six-room
house, 218 Hill street. Oull Main J6¢F
FIVE houses for sale by owner. K. T.
Luckie, Ivy 4167. 1
el e D e ettt
HOMES on easy payments, without motz
gage. W. D. Beatie, 207 Trust Co. of
Os Widg. Tyy 9883 .. O i
s2,loo—On Dodd avenue, 6-r. cottage, a:o-)
cnsh, 20 or $26 mo.; no loan, as,
bath, ete. DC. Lyle, 212 Grant Bldg.
$1,600—6-r. cottage, 4 blocks from car line,
College Park, 60 by 180, SIOO cash, bal
ance S2O month. No loan, City water and
lights. . C. Lyle, Grant Bldg.
e
LOTS FOR SALE, 8%
—————————————————————————
FOR BALF.-—Lots in North View Cemetery.
For particulars apply 253 Luckie street.
e e
REAL ESTATE FOR IXCflANGt 88
REAL estate for exehange. Chas. P. Gloye
er, 11099 Third National Bank Bldg.
W. EE TREADWELL & CO.-—teal %lm
for sale or exchange. Empire Bldg.
WE BELL city real estate and farni tands.
Chas. Cone Realty Co., 622 Grant Bldg.
Ivy 16080
WANTED—REAL ESTATE. 88
s —————————————
IF you have anything for rent or sale, list
it with Burdett Realty Co., 116 Candler
Bldg. s -
LIET YOUR property with us. Sale of rent
Quick resuits, M. C. Kiser, 314 Cand
m.};
WANTEI—A mood house on no
with reom to build a store on lot. ust
be well located for husiness. Write me at
onece for interview. Mr. Collier, Box 885
care Georgian,
11