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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN 2@ ¢ READ FOR PROFIT— GEORGIAN WANT ADS-—.USE FOR RESULTS
SITUATIONS WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SOLDIERS INSERTED WITHOUT CHARGE
AUTOMOBILES.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RBALE 11
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: gOlll BARGAINS, '
1915, l-ps-nn“cr u‘.w
1917, panel dellvery body... 337.50
19117, express b0dy.......... 265.00
w. Panel Dody ....cseoe. 348.00
1916, express b0dy.......... 240.00
1917, rmol WEY . civiennne o 886.00
1918, 1-ton express body... 437.60
18, 7- nger sedan...... uu‘ooi
nqu 1917, roadster..... 386.00
. 1917, B-passenger.......... 450.00
1917, baby grend ...... 446,00
1916, 7-passenger ... 200.00 |
Seudebaor truck, 1-son 1917, ex- g
2. R GOLBEMITH, T -GRANT 60, TR
" 229 PEACHTREE STREET. :
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CAR BARGAINS.
Sea us before !ou buy.
REO ATLANTA CO.,
53¢ Peachtree Street. Ivy 4177
3 eT s oren
AUTO ACCESSORIES, 14
AUTO tops, seat covers, slip-om cushions,
eurtains and trimmings made on short
notice. A. C. Miller & Co., 33 GNmer St
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A TOPS—Painting, uphoistering, seat
ocovers. Walker Roofing Co., 273 Marlet
tßt Main 2017, Main 407§, =
ALASS put in windshields, auto doors,
headlights. Frank Lester, 164 White
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WIRE WHEELS.
BRIGMAN MOTORS CO.,
91 WHITEHALL 8T 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.
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SERVICE STATIONS -REPAIRING 15
Automobile Radiztors Repaired.
Quick Service. Ri{ht Price.
Service Radiator Works,
218 Peachtree - Ivy 4668.
AUTO TOPB+ PAINTING. UPHOLSTER
ING, SEAT COVERS. WALKER ROOF
-310 CO., 273 MARIETTA ST., M. 2917.
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AUTO TOPS. SEAT COVERS.
When better tops are made
‘We make them,
Racover tops and all repatrs.
ATLANTA AUTO TOP AND
TRIMMING CO.,
158-187 BEdgewood Ave. $6-98 Piedmont Av.
: Phone Ivy 7500.
CARS REPAINTED.
Tsps recovered and nrlnd; wheels,
springe and axles repaired. Bodies built
to order. JOHN M. SMITH CO., 120-122
Auburn avenue, Atlanta. Ga. S
SOUTHERN WELDING CO.
178 Courtland St Ivy T 227.
Mi‘cu. C. Balley, Mgr. Guaranteed
work.
We do vam!n%oof all kinds (Auto parts or
machinery). ored oylinders a specialty.
Pro& attention given express orders.
T
WELDING AND AUTO
RADIATOR REPAIRING
By Skilled Mechanics.
Reasenable Prices. Work Guaranteed.
ATLANTA WELDING
COMPANY,
74-7¢ IVY ST. PHONE IVY 5367
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@ARAGE open day and night; Storage
Repairs; also steam vuleanizer. Geo. (.
Morton do‘. 95-97 N. Pryor Place; rear
BRI B et e
AUTO LIVERY—-GARAGES S
ATLANTA PAIGE TAX! CO., 101 N. For
syth. I 5871, Atl. 704-1304. Open all
night.
All Night Service.
E. H. Odom Broes., garage and repairs,
19 James St. Bell Ivy 2083; At Main 900.
PEACHTREE TAX! SERVICE—AII 17
‘lf‘lfl cars. Open all night. Call Ivy
TAXIOABS —Bxcelsior Auto Chmpuy. ine,,
At the Piedmont Hotel. Phone lvy 322
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WANTED - AUTOMOBILES "
FORD-—5-pass. car. Must be in goed con
_dition and oheap. Main 20490.
PIEDMONT JUNK AND AUTO WRECK
ING CO.
WE buy old autos. Sel! us yours. Second
hand parts for sale reasonable. 445-7
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
. BUILDING—CONTRACTING 19
ASB“'I‘(-;S“AII;'an:-u‘ “"'E‘onl’ury“ shingles,
fireproof, waterproof, everlasting. Clay
ton 8. Berry, distributor, Keasby & Mat
tison Co., 46 Fuirlee St. lv‘h?‘r”\‘fi.lvy 4149,
GEO. N. MITCHAM,
THOS. P. WRIGHT.
CIVIL. AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS.
712 FLATIRON BUILDING, ATLANTA.
~ HEATING AND PLUMBING 20
CALL M. 3285 for plumbing and heating
repairs. - Work guaranteed. 268% 8.
Pryor. i Bt
PLUMBING heating repair work best in
town. W, N. Norris, 230 Courtland
o N L SRR R
INSURANCE 21
MASONS-—Your best Insurance proflolfllon
for health and life ts with the Masonic
Protective Association. R. I. Thurman,
s e s
MILLINERY —DRESSMA KING 22
FRENOH MILLINERY CO.—Call and see
our new line of spring hats. We clean
and remodel hats Also dye and clean
sl.umu 392 Edgewood avenue, corner of
ulevard, Take Inman Park car,
MOVING, TRUCKING, STORAGE 23
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BOUTH PRYOR TRANSFER CO.,
Packing, shipping. Please call us. We
de good service. We have ¢ moving vans.
J. B. HARRIS & KRY,
Bell phome M. 2492-1. 164 South Pryor St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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PAINTING—PAPERING L)
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MAX GREENGOLD.
Room decorating spectaity. Paper hang-
Ing, painting, tinting, kalsemining. Ivy
il or -:_ postal. 113 Edgeweod Ave
FAINTING AND TINTING, W. M. Carrol,
Main 2980 149 Glenwood Ave.
;Efifio. PAINTING, repairing rooma,
.zl:,l. to $5.00. Call 6 to T p. m. West
S e Y
PRINTING-STATIONERY L
QOULD MULTIGRAPHING O
Multigraphing and l‘nnnn,
lmtter Fleads, §5.00; envelopes, $3.50 per M
Quick Bervice. llvy €176
o 703 SILVEY BLDG, 2
PRI Webb & Vary, good printers,
3 JNnamps Bt Atanta.
PROVESSIONAL SERVICES ”
DENTAL~Dr. H. Jenson 78% Whitehali
_Mreat. Careful attention Siven teeth.
LULU B. MYERS,
O I ROPRACTIC treatment for nerveus
d.sorders. BSpecial Mtitention given infly
enza patients. All practice in your own
hoine by appolutment. 224 Pence Del.eon
ave. Ivy 6448
PAINLESS-—Bntistaction guarantesd Gold
crown 22. k 83; bridge work, per tooth
$3; white crown §3 Consultation free,
de rgia_Dental Pariors 100 Whitehall
REPATRING, 5
KCONOMIZE HAVE YOUR
FURNITURE REPAIRED BY
HE FURNITURE HOSPITAL,
41 WALTON ST M. 1201.)
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/ RETATRING. “
L A s S
Gwinn’s Shoe Repairing.
2 8. Pryor street, across R. R., opposite
“Kimball.” 6 Luckie St., o‘p.po-ne Pied
wmont. Bhoes repaired while you walt,
Established 1897,
STOVES, FURNITURE--Bought, sold, eg
changed, np-‘}nc. M. ufi'-.t. 224 Po
ters street.
STOVES, FURNI?I-TRI, bought, sold, ex
changed, repaired. Main 1662-J. 224
Peters street.
SUPERIOR UPHOLSTERING CO.,
R?lirlnx and refinishing. 405 Edgewood
_Ave. Atl 1664, or drop us a card. ]
XCELO uosxcu}‘mnnumxm SERV
ICE. SOUTHERN DRUM€O. ,AUBURN
AND IVY.
EMPLOYMENT,
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HELP WANTED—-FEMALE a 2
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BINDERY GIRLS -Must be experienced.
Piedmont Priuting Ceo., 127 Central Ave.,
SEIEEE S e
COLORED HBLP — OCOOKS; 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 7:00
P. M.
FIRST-CLASS cook, §8 per week. Apply
362 Peachtree street.
GIRLS-—PBegin milllnery training now for
spring season. New York Millinery school
best in South. Guarantees thorough course.
Mrs. lyle. Mgr., 0% Whitehall Bt.
GRADUATE nurse wanted for office sur
gical and laboratory work. Dr. H. Bass,
Benderwon, NEGh oo o
GOOD washerwoman wanted at 38 Boule
o Yard Clrcle. Thepe IVy 4904-8,
MAID to work half day for two ladles. 74
__Rosalia St., Grant Park.
OPERATOR-—On Middy Blouses and
house dresses.
MITCHELL MFG. CO.,
L 136% Marietta Btreet.
OPI-:}{AT()R—-Be A telephone operator. Ap
__Ply Miss Prince, 36 Auburn Ave.
WASHERWOMAN to wash clothes on
premises. Apply to No. 58 St. Charles
place before 11 a. m.
WANTED—9 good cooks, $8 to $10; &
hotel maids, 3 nurses, 2 maids, 3 laun
dresses, 5 dishwashers, 2 pastry cooks, sl2;
one office »gi‘rl‘,_ 16034 Au_b_t_)rn Ave.
WANTED-—Woman to live with couple;
heip with children and house work, a
real home for some ome, good pay. Gall
BRSO e e L
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 4822
WANTED-—Girl for housework and wash
ing. Apply immediately. 161 Linwood
5 CARRRRINO AR A DIR
WANTED-—Competent cook. 54 Westmin
onr LIESe, NUMINY PR, i
WANTED-—Experienced salesladies for dry
goods and ready-to-wear. Permanent
positions 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, corner Twelfth street.
WANTED-—~Woman for cooking and house
| work. Ap?ly 139 West Tenth street, or
eall Tvy 6943, Gl LR R s
}(fik‘&l‘P:'l'>- “White nurse; references re
_Quired. 667 W. Peachtree St. SR
:WANTEDMA first-class cook. Call Hem.
1995 it R L e
WANTED A first-class cook. Hemlock
1995 Lo n
WANTED--A cook, only two meais a day.
_Apply 836 Pledmont Ave. Hem. 1608-J.
WANTED —Experionced cook with refer
ences, 13 K. ._lj_grrfil_._.___‘_»‘___“______>
WANTED Neat colored girl or woman to
help with hnu_fl_o_\!{)r‘li._l!__v’v_._;l_i_(h St.
T\" \_l:."'l"—!';'[7\ —An experienced nurse; refer
ences required 280 Juniper street. so s
WANTED-—A good cook, furnished room
on lot. H. 1314-J, SR
WANTED —Colored woman to cook and do
housework. W, 1149-J. SRERE
WANTED -Colored woman for general
housework for family of two with bhaby.
Telephone Hemlock 1874-L, or call at 159
Bt._Oharvies avewus.; o bR
WANTED-— COMPETENT
STENOGRAPHER W ITH
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. Harris.
WOMAN to cook two meals a day. Appiy
_“_l_ln_.l_ufiu-nrlt.
WOMAN, for cooking and housework for
small family, $6 week. Ivy 6943. Beox
676, eare Georgian
YOUNG WOMAN stenographer 20 to 283,
Experienced, ra(rld operator with good
educational foundation, position affords
opportunity for advancement. :gply in
person to Miss Wing, Retall Credit Co.,
S O
B
} HFELF WANTED--MALE, 33
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ADVERTISING MAN WANT
. ED—WE WANT GOOD ALL
ROUND MAN TO DO THE AD
IW RITING, 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.
BE A DETECTIVE ~i:‘xceim'o,‘;_iionu'nn}“;
good pay; travel. Write C. T. Ludwig,
914 Westover bldg., Kansas City, Mo, .
BRIGHT, energetic young man, 16 te 18,
4 for 1'?""“'}-"'{‘" lfmy. ()m;“r:ot -tung;
night school prefarred ary up
8% or more to right person. Apply 823
Forsyth Blag.
BOYS WANTED to help on packnge wag
ons, all day or before and after school.
forest Detivery Cs, 17¢ X Huster &,
COLORED HELP--2 seeond cooks; Adish
washers; pot washer; hall boys, steam
table han; laborers; all kinds of help. 101§
Atl. Natl. Bank Bidg. & RRE DN e 5
DISCHARGED soldiers who
have had previous experience
in soliciting can get profitable
employment by applying to
R. W. Lanford, City Circulation
Dept., Second Floor Georgian
Office,
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Eleetrical Workers! |
Before coming to Atlanta
communieate with W. M. Pollard,
311 Central Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Strike on |
EXPERIENCKD catfle feeder and oare- 1
taicer for registared animais. State res
et e B A Nay 14U4% Adantp
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HELP WANTED--MALE. o ‘
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GOVERNMENT will hold Rallway Mall
Clerk examinations in Atlanta March 15.
$92 month. Experience unnecessary. Men
18 or over, desiring clrrxshlpa write for
free gnmulnn. Raymond Terry (former
Civil Service Examiner.) Continental Bulld.
ing, Washington.
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JOB AND CYLINDER PRESS
FEEDERS;
Good wages; steady work. At
lanta Paper (Co., corner Moore
and Georgia Railroad.
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=~
MEN WANTED
Wishing positions firemen, brakemen,
electric motorman, colored train por
ters, Georgia roads. No experience nec
essary. SIOO-$l6O month. Chances quick
promotion, S2OO-S3OO. INTER RAIL
WAY, Dept. bl, Indianapoils, Ind. s
PRESSMAN wanted: Young man exper
- “fenced on Job work. Good pay and good
prospects. Address Pressman, Postoffice
Dox U 6%, Seyeonab, O 00l
‘RAILWAY Matl Clerks wanted; $l,lOO
year. Atlanta examinations March 15,
Sample quutm- free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 53-M, chester, N. Y.
TAXI DRIVERS WANTED—A number of
truck and taxicab drivers. Apply At
ianta Baggage aond Cad Co., Terminal
Station.
U. 8. EMPLOYMENT Service requires the
services of carpeuters for government
work. 40 E. Hunter Bt. a 1
‘WANTED-—-Jnnnors, porters, dishwashers,
~_ cooks, hall men, bell boys, firemen, buss
boys; wages $8 to sl7 per week. 160%
R e
‘WAN’TED»-—MH! cutter. 447 Georgia ave.
Call Main 1260-J.
WANTED—Printer for well equipped coun
~ try office in small town. Must be a
combination man—understand how to op
erate and care for linotype, look after ma
chinery and do anything tfint is necessary
in the mechanical end of a country shop.
Permanent position to right man. S3O per
week. State age and whether married or
single. The Journal, Lincointon, Ga. B
WANTED--First class dry and steam
cleaner, must thoeroughly understand the
business. Stoddard's Dry Cleaning Est.,
RN
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 mall carriers. SI,OOO
first year. Box 198, care Georgian. ~
WANTED-—An experienced printing sales
man; regular salary. Adamson’'s Print-
By Co.. 1333 Whitehall Bt. .~ =
WANTED-—Printer for country shop who
\ can set ads and do job work; prefer man
' who is familiar with linotype and would
like to work part time on machine-—Model
'l4. Good man can secure permanent po
‘-mon. State experience and salary ex
pected In first letter. Carroll Free Press,
ST W e
WANTED-—Young man for clerical posi
tion; must be good typist and be de
itail man through and through: not neces-
Bary to know bookkeeping or shorthand, al
though 1t would be considerable help to a
person for this position. Must be of neat
‘ appearance, quick and aective, clear thinker
and come wel recommended. This is a
‘very responsible position and only A-1
man will be considered. Apply In own
- handwriting. Give age, references and
salary expected in first letter. Box 574,
care Georgian. S
"WANTED — EXPERIENCED
. COUNTERMAN; NO OTHER
}NEED Sk, CALL &
PEACHTREE.
WANTE D — FIRST
CLASS FURNITURE
SALESMAN. APPLY
HAVERTY FURNITURE
i C0.,13-15 AUBURN AVE.
|
WANTED — FIRST
CLASS ARMATURE
WINDERS FAMILIAR
WITH A. G AND D. G
WINDING. OPEN SHOP,
}8 HOURS, TIME AND
HALF FOR OVERTIME.
BRYAN ELECTRIC CO.,
'SB EDGEWOOD AVE,
!ATLANTA, GA.
‘f('fiv—xo MAN STENOGRAPHER CAPA
BLE OF HANDLING DICTATION RAP
IDLY AND ACCURATELY AND FAMIL
IAR “WITH OFFICE WORK DISs-
CHARGED SOLDIER PREFERRED. BOX
590 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
YES—A complete course in Atlanta Bar
ber College and Bhops, S3O. Good wages.
14 East Jltc'l.ll street,
HELP WANTED—MALE OR FEMALE 34
COOK—Man or woman, 36 Peachtree Cir
_cle. Hem. 635-J. Mrs. Geo .A. Spheer.
COMBERS—
\
i
- COMBERS, INTERMEDI.
~ ATES, SPEEDERS AND
.~ SPOOLER HANDS. ALL
WHITE WORK AND THE
. VERY BE ST WAGES
PAID. CHEAP HOUSE
RENT. WATER A N D
LIGHTS FREE. APPLY
J. J. McCRARY, SUPT.
8188 MFG. CO., COLUM.
BUS, GA.
) RELIABLE man and wife to live on lot
i By 3 oseires " "
TEACHERS R?rihimyfirn‘f“-;;pan‘l‘ui- al
ready developing, Forster 'Toeachers'
A!ency.“(lrnpt_jmu., Atlanta. ; ;
WANTED whi'' woman er man cook; pri
vate family, vages SI.OO per day. Phone
B e e
WANTED-A few warp tenders;
good pay. Apply S. L., Dean,
Supt., Osprey Mills, Porterdale,
Ga. e
SALESMEN AND AGENTS, an
AUTHENTIC “Life Theodore Roomsvelt”
Introduction by ex-President Taft. Sells
on wmight Liberal ent's commissions
Outfit free. Bible Al?duutlonnl Boclety,
P_:gl)[.!“gp»!)ld", Bt. Louls, Mo. =
“GASTINE” will put new life In your mo
tor; engine gives you faster iguition: 30
per cent more mileage, easier hill elimbing,
Kreater power; removes carbon, keeps
spark ’lm cfnun, absolutely harmiess.
Price SI.OO per box, 100 tablets; use one
tablet to the gallon of gasoline, Mailed
anywhere., Agents wanted. Dept. A, Gas
tine Sales Co., 662 Broad st., Augusta, Ga.
ifi)fi(ififii‘-&ffi:fu ’,“',"‘ -Hnl'flll'l-'l . v‘k‘n“n:‘.
cure positions as salesnen of monuments
in their mmedinte territory when they re
turn home. The demand Was never
greater for this line of work. Call or
write us when you get home
ATLANTA ulnm,n & GRANITE CO.,
612 EMPIRE BLDG IVY 7201
HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR, buy
March, A!flh wanted; outfit 26¢ hop
kins Hook Concers, 144 Auburm avenus,
Atlanta, Ga
MARCH'S “History of World War,” won
derful agent's money maker. Introdue
tlon Genernl March, highest officer Unitea
Htates army. Liberal commissions, Outfit
z:o Bible Educational Boclety, St. Louls,
ai:awmrarmm "
taritare '% n.a.w o’""f""fll.:t:"u"l':.
EMPLOYMENT, .
S T e
SALESMEN AND AGENTS, 35
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OUR “Complete History of the War" con
tains General Pershing’'s own story and
Peace Supplement. Best terms with !P"-
miums. Prompt shipments. Outfit free.
Nichols Co., Naperville, Il
SITUATIONS WANTED-—-FEMALE, 36
S ore s oniob i aine s A B s
EXPERT typist with six months' experi
ence as stenographer. Must have posi
tion at once. Box 581, care Georgian.
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SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE., 37
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A SALWKS demonstrator or rapalr man 'n
garage or would accept position as sales
man in spare parts store. Experience. Am
8 discharged soldier. Address Box 567,
care CGrorgian,
AUTOWORILE man recently disoharged
from military service, wishes position,
experienced in office and territorial work,
formerly zone supervisor of large Letroit
Manufacturer. Call Hemlock 1776-L.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN--Army officer
several years' business experience, me
chanical engineer, graduate Ga. Tech., de
sires partner with some capital for local
automoblle agency, to start garage and
repair shop, or will accept position as
salesman for some already established con
cern. Box 372, Georgian.
BOOKKEEPER-accountant, ox.prlenood in
_ traffic work; several year extensive
business training, desires position offering
‘advancement. Applicant former overseas
Soldier, honorably discharged. A-1 refer
ygnce-. Box 577, care Georgian. S
CHAUFFEUR, honorably discharged (col
ored), wounded soldier, wants work at
once. Address Eugene Goulsby, 296 Haynes
street, Atlanta, Ga,
CLOTHING salesman and card writer of
good approach wants position. Dis
charged from the service. Box 496, care
Georglan.
CLERICAL- —Discharged moldier, textile
~ graduate, married, 27 years old, experi
enced in clerical work, 4 years cotton mill,
wants gonmnn with reliable firm. Address
Room 719, Y. M. C. A. bldg.
CLERICAL—Young man, 26, recently dis
charged from army, desires position; can
do clerical work; will consider anything.
Phone Ivy 7337
CIVIL EN(HNERRING—Duchur%od sol
dier desires position. Have a B. 8., C.
E. degree from a university and have had
fifteen months' practical experience in rail
road and tepographic surveying. Can fur
nish excellent reference. Box 586, Geor
glan.
HOTEL STEWARD discharged sergeant
from the school for bakers and cooks,
would like a place as hotel steward. Best
of references. Address Box 6583, ' care
Georgian. S
TRON ana steel brokerage experience; §
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' experience in general
practice, recently discharged from army,
would prefer contract practice in Georgia
or Florida. Address Box 294, care Geor
gian, : b
SALESMAN, recently honorably discharg
ed commissioned officer, will go on
road, will consider anything. Address Box
897, care Georgian. i .
SALESMAN-—-Discharged naval officer;
university graduate, desires employment
as traveling salesman, have had experience
on road. Address Box 297 care Georgian.
YOUNG MAN with five years’ experience
= in dry goods and shoes wants "mlmon
with good firm March 1. Box 679, care
Georgian. 3 R L e
YOUNG MAN now employed desires to
work from 6 p. m. to 11 p. m. Prefer
clerical work, but will consider anything.
Box 582, Georgian. o e g
WORK WANTED by discharged soldier.
| Will try anything What have you to
offer me? Must have work at once. Al
dress Box 576, care Georgian.
| FINANCIAL.
| BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 38
BAUXITE HT Brown Ore properties near
’ Piedmont, Ala. T. C. Cowan.
GOOD mercantile business for sale. For
particulars write Owner. P. O. Box
B Chevitg Qe ur i oot o
OUR NEW LIST of “100 Business Oppor
tunities,” now rudg Get one todt‘.
LIGHTFOOT'S, 317-18 Peters bld!.. M. 617.
SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing corporation
wants capable men to establish branch
and manage salesmen; S2OO to SI,OOO nee
essary; you handle own money; will allow
expenses to Baltimore if you will qualify.
For particulars, address Secretary, 416 N.
Howard St BMUOOS W 8 s
WANTRED--A partner to take charge cat
_tle feed mixing plant. P. O. Box 1443.
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INVESTMENTS, BSTOCKS BONDS. 39
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT.
T will buy and pay highest market price
for Liberty Bonds. Get my price before
selling. Cynn handle out-of-town drafts.
F. H. PECK, 1108 Third Nat. Bank Bidg.
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MUNICIPAL BONDS,
Bought——Sold
R. N. BERRIEN, JR,,
1116 THIRD NAT. BANK BLDG.
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MONEY TO LOAN. «0
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~MONEY?
OUR BUSINESS 18 TO HELP YOU OUT
OF FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES,
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE, LIBERTY BONDS OR ANY
THING OF VAV,I'E‘..
CONSULT
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0. F. WHITTEN CO.,
201 Flatiron Building.
Phones Ivy 6150.
BONDge TR . T
BMAI.I.'I‘L)ANR ON' LIBERTY BONDS
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AT LOW RATES.
WE lend full valus S6O to SSOO. Atlanta
Discount Co., 818 Atl. Nat. Bank Blag.
Chff C. Hatcher Ins. Ageney,
Loan Agents for
TRAVELERS I’NEI'ICAN('E CO.
Investors’ Bavings Company.
First and Seccond Mortgages at our
rent rates,
SEE REX B. MOONEY
221 GRANT BLDG -~ BOTH PHONES,
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LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
We advise you to hold your bonds. 1t
you must sell, deal only with repu
table bankers ln{nrxmnnn In regard
to same cheerfully @ven Communi
eate with us before sellings
BOND DEPARTMENT
Trust Company of Georgia
Trust Company of Georgin Bullding.
62 North Pryor St, Aalnll. Ga.
MADE PROMPTLY ON
Pianos Automoblies
Furniture Liberty Bonds
or ln‘ gnod eolinteral se_urity,
¥AS ERMS AND RATES,
4 A y
SURETY LOAN CO.
408 FLATIRON BLDG.
Ivy 4296 PHONES woeonn M, 180
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LOANS, $25 AND TP,
WITHOUT REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
. WiEht oy, Co. 914 Empire Bidg.
LOANE $260 to $60.000; wpecinl funds,
farms, city and suburban property. 8.
W. CUnrson, 414 Er/npl:_l;m!
MONEY |
Advanced to malaried without in
dorumgltl or
..‘D. N M‘
A 1 L]
FINANCIAL.
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MONEY TO LOAN. 40
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- LOANS ON FURNITURE,
$25 to $l5O
| AT LAWFUL RATES
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- FOOD FOR THOUGHT
i It is universally true that nearly every
start made by the ordinary person toward
the possession of property has been made
by Incurring a debt that called for the
payment of certain sumu on certain dates.
Such obligations are met without hardship
@8 & rule, and when the debt ‘s paid the
| property s cwred by the borrwer
Buch osrsang never ' ore fair and
!svnoroul creditor than the Citizens’ Loan
‘ompany and never were offered better
terms.
You Can Afford to Borrow
BORROW § 25 AT COST OF §1.25
BORROW § 50 AT COST OF $2.50
BORROW § 76 AT COST OF $3.75
BORROW SIOO AT COST OF $5.00
HORROW 8150 AT COST OF $7.50
OTHER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION.
We muke loan on furniture, planos,, etec.
without removal from your possession, at
short notice and without publicity. Our
charges are the low lawful rate. You
receive the same type of personal service
here that you eecure from your lawyer,
doctor, or banker.
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CITIZENS’ LOAN CO.,
301 PETERS BULDG.
MAIN 3771 ATLANTA 677,
P eo e A
MONTHLY money to lend on Atlanta and
nearby real estate, payable $2.16 per
month on the SIOO, which includes Interest.
No delay, monc,y here. Brown-Foster
Realty Company. 210 Flatiron Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN at &, 6 and 7 per cent,
ecity improved Q}'nperty. n?-!nbllohad
twenty-seven years. Prompt a confiden
tial attention,
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
_______ EMPIRE BUILDING. e
MONEY to lend at reasonable rates on
improved real estate. Forrest & George
Adair,
MONEY ADVANCED
to clerkes on their galary, without indorse
ment or mortgage. Ladies or gentlemen.
Apply !'!J{.TON BROKERAGE CO., 1212
Fourth Mat, Bank. "
MONEY to loan at 7 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 Estale and Renting. S
WE have fine demand for real estate pur
chase money notes. Brown-Foster Realty
Co., 210 FlulroLßuilgln_':‘
W. P. WOLL
LOANS, $25.00 AND UP.
ON household furniture and planos without
removal. Payments to suit your income.
Room 301-02 Peters Bldg.,
Phones: Main 3771; Atlanta 677.
YOU CAN
BORROW MONEY
80 CHEAP
And on such easy térms of repayment
and at such small cost from the Guar
antee Loan Company, for use in paying
your overdue unpaid bills or to buy the
thlnsu you 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
$26 Loan costs but $1.25
850 o " “ s2°so
‘IOO - » “ $6.00
150 “ “ $7.50
You can pay your account In full on
any interest t!'ntn 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 moncz. bor
row from us on your household goo and
save yourself money,
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GUARANTEE LOAN CO.,
308 Atlanta Nat’l Bank Bldg.
| Main 440. Phones. Atlanta 722,
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WANTED a loan of $1,760 on real estate.
_No _commission. C. T, B.
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| MUSICAL, DANCING, DRAMATIC. 44
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ALBRIGHT’S ORCHESTRA
Dance or eoncert orchestra, any number
of pleces that may be desired. Special at
tention to out-of-city calls. Satisfaction
x()unnmmell. Address 312 Gould Bidg.
chene Ivy dssborivy 6%, ,
GIBSON mandolins, ete. Holton cornets,
_etc. We buy and repair. Southern Drum
Co., Auburn and Ivy,
| LANE'S DANCING ‘
Dancing Monday, Wednesday and Baturday
nights. Private lessons daily. Phone
Nye, i
VALENTINE DANCE |
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T N 9
AT\LANE'S !
l"rziduy night, February 14th, from 9
to 1
Special musieal program, ‘
TLYY ‘
]AAN Pl S q
217% Peachtree St. Ivy 5786 ‘
LIVE STOCK.
DOGS, CATS, PETS. 41
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CANARY ' Birds, parrots, rabpits, guinea
pigs, fancy chickens, gold fish, ponies
and dozens of other fine pets. HBuy from
Southern Pet Stock Dealers, 66 8. Broad St.
HORSES, CATTLE, VEHICLES, 48
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FOR SALE-—4 fine fresh Jersey and Hol
stein milk cows. Apply J. {t‘ Roberts,
half way stop on Stone Mountain car, be
low 'llfl_l_l_\.l!l"lf,._()l‘ -
FOR BALE—O 1. C, serviee hoar, cheap,
~Omo Year old. _Appiy 108 Bims 8t
BIGGEST pure bred Berkshire hog sale
evar held in Georgin. Twenty big bred
Sows, 10 big bred giits, 10 fine service
boars, 10 cholce young gilts and hm‘ra‘
Place, Fairburn, Ga., 20 miles west of |
Atlanta Date, Wednesday, February 19. |
For ~irculars and catalogs write l“mrvww‘
farm, Paimetto Gn, st
HORSE, furniture wagon and harness $l6O. |
soanin 3184-T. 384 Decatur street. |
JUST arrived, carload young
mules, coming four. Suitable
for farm. Come and see them.
Martel Mfg. Co., East Point, Ga.
East Point 31, |
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Rid your horses and hogs of
worms by giving them
INTL'CL? ¢ ILY 1 M '
HAYNES’ “GETS 'EM’’
A GUARANTEED REMEDY. ‘
H. A. HAYNES, Winterville, Ga.
TEN Wpiendid regiatersd Ehorthorn enives.
Come and select. Shedden Farms, Ray
mond, Ga,
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES, 4
BUFP Orpington stock., KEggs from finest
#tock in Bouth at $3 to 35 per setting,
delivered. Bonnie Brae Poultry Yards, 10
Gillette Bt Atlanta, Ga. P
EGGE from the fameus improved Ferris
qul- Comb White Leghorn, with trap
nested record, 230 to 264 eggs per yeat
For nineteen years they have heen bred
1o lay more eggs at al soasons than the
ordinary hens and to lay particularly well
in winter when eggs are highest. We are
bf’)okv"' orders now for early spring de
livery Price $3 per m-"lnf of 16. A. Q.
Walker, proprietor, Walker Leghorn Farm,
Bearden, Tenn., R. D. No, 2 2
EGGH from Tom Barron Strain White Teg
horns Records over 260 eggs n year |
Algo high record Anconas and Barred Ply.
mouth Ilucluu-?‘i.w sotting of 15, [ree
catalogue. M. . Cooledge, Phone Hem.
Sy st s
ls¥’lnu m renge. Bingle Oomfs
Rhode Inland Reds. A. Waters, Cascade
A Reschar gtresta Phone Went 11587
LIVE STOCK.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES, 49
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FOR SALE-Grist Gradys, Hopkinson
Warhorse and Georgia Shawineck pit
sa&m. chickens. H. Roquemore, Mansfield,
; RED RIPPER STHAIN,
SINGLE Comb. Rhode Island Reds. Prize
~_winners in all the show Cockerels
and pullets $3.00 and :6,00 e;?:h. Egrs for
hatching ’I. $6 and $lO per setting.
Sam Willcox. Ocilla, Georgia.
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES, 19
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GREEN GROUND BONE will make your
hens lay, Campbell Bros., 77 Deca-
DEE g L
SBINGLE COMB Rhode Island reds, fine
winter layers. [Large dark red “Beau
ties."” Won 41 prizes in seven shows. Fif
teen eggs from pen of first prize. Win
ners from shows. $3.60. Other pens $2.50
per 16. Utility cggs $2 per 15, $lO per
hundred.. Roberta Ray, Linden, N. C.
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MERCHANDISE.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE. 51
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BICYCLES-—Harry F. Williams, dealer
and rai)‘uirur. 120 Edgewood avenue.
Ivy 6706-L.
el st et e
For Furniture and Stoves.
Go to Boorstein’s, 33 N. Pryor. New and
used, home and office furniture. Tvy 1611,
THE JAP FOOT PREPARATION,
FOR corns, bunions, calluses, frost bites,
bad odors and acts. Guaranteed ahso
lutely. Three hoxes sl. Dr. P. A, Ham-
WE OFFER FOR SALE, IN Goon
GONDITION AND AT ~ ATTRACTIVE
PRICES THE FOLLOWING:
One set of double harness.
One set of single harness.
One double bottlers’ wagon.
gne single bottlers’ wagon.
ne small gasoline engine.
Can be seen at 447 Peachtree Street.
PARFAY BOTTLING COMPANY.
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BUSINESS EQUIPMENT, 52
FOR SALE--One oak flat top bualnnau:
desk in good condition. Phone West
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TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES, |
ALSO multigraph ribbons; secure coupons,
good for valuable premiyms. Write for
y{ricu. Postage paid. Ivy 6175. Inked
ibbon Supply Co., 703 Silvey Bldg. :
» MOITNDING MATVRIATS, N
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MURPHY Door Bed Co., Murphy Beds. Of«
fice 204 Peachtre Arcade. M. 2513.
FUEL AND FEED, 56
KINDLING WOOD, ‘
BCRAP pine kindling ready for use, sold
very cheap by the load if you send your
\drfly for it. We have no delivery. Atlanta
\Klndllng and Wood Co., 92 Davis street.
Hell phone Main 1281, |
GOOD THINGS TO FAT. 51
Sunshine Salted Peanuts. ‘
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 59
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A NICE dining table for sale cheap. Call
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JONES KENNEDY FUR. CO., 137 White
hall, will take old furniture in exchange
for new. Main 1510, Atl. 1550, &
T e el
MACHINERY AND TOOLS. 61
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ELECTRIC MOTORS-—We have on hnnd!
at all times a large assortment of used
and new electric motors at roduced prices,
We guarantee same as new all second
hand motors rebuilt by us. Wa do all kinds
of industrial power and light wiring. Bry
an Electric Co., electrical contractors and
dealers in new and used machinery. 53
Bdgewood Ave., Atlanta, Ga. Iyvy 1738,
Ivy 1790 Atiants 000,
b e e ]
’ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 62
PIANO-—Kimball, mahogany. New. Big
_sacrifice. Storage. 50 N. Pryor street.
VIOLINS-—Bought, sold, repaired. 8. M.
Kimbrell, Forsyth Bldg. Tvy 3109-J. ‘
1 SEEDS, PLANTS, FERTILIZERS. 63
GENUINE frost-proof cabbage piants; 100,
26¢; by parcel post 'oc, 100; 604, iuo;‘
1,000, $2.50. Parker Seed and Plant Co.,
32 8. Broad St., Atlanta,' Ga. l
HEAVY FRUITER COTTON —Record four !
bales per acre; 40 bolls to pound; 46 |
per cent lint; staple 1% inch. Heavy Fruit
or_Saed Co, Usrnbaville, GA. o
LENHARDT'S prize winner cotton; proll
fic; free from all dizseases, 40 per cent
iint; staple 13. Supply limited. Write
Middle River B«ei F‘arm:._ (lnrnowla.r Ga. |
LESPEDEZA— Pound recieaned, No. 1
seed (no Jonhnson grass), $6 cash. F. J.
Burson, State Spring, Miss. |
“TOMATO CULTURE"--A new method,
prevents rust, hlight and mildew, Ad
dress Box 486, Dawson, Ga.
SPECIALS AT THE STORES, 64
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CUTLERY--You ean buy reasonable at our
store kniveg that will cut. Kitchen uten
sis _Jiniowers 100 Whiseed .|
EDISON dise phonograph, $176; used one
Lmonth, 160, Phone Atl. 6160-A.
BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS -Offfce sup- |
plies, stationery, fountain pens, picture
froming for sale bg the Columbian Book &
Stationery Co., 39 8. Broad street, |
RAZOR BLADES sharpened, Single edge,
3e; double edge, dc. r_;h___!‘vurmrr-e st.
N\
\ WATSON’S,
ALL BARGAINS,
Cor. Decatur and Pryor Sts,
WANTED TO BUY on
AUTOS AND JUNK-—Wae buy junk and old
automobiles We sell old automobile
p:rll_:’_Urmlufl .!unk Co., Ivy .29“,"‘",,. e
BEST prices paid for second-hand eclothe
ing Drop a card, 134 Decntur St. M,
5092, T
CASIL
For house and office furniture, stoves,
___hn\tvvu nmi‘rcrrxm-rmorv Ivy 1611, >
CASH PAID for second<hund furniture
Packing and shipping done, Old fur- |
niture taken part payment, 108 South
Forsyth, Main 778, Bh - ;
CLOTHES ~We bu{ old clothes and shoes
Best prices paid. Drop a card. We
will call. 160 Decatur street. M. 3728,
CARPETS, rugs, furniture, planos, in wood
condition, bought for cash. Call Main
434, e e —
FURNITURE~—B. Bernard will either pay
ecash for your house furnishings and
{mmo or sell them for you Hale every
Monday at 86 South Pryor St. M. 2306.
FURNITUNE -~ Household goods bought by
Central Auction Co, 10-12 Bast Mitehell
Bt., M. !‘_‘!i
PURNITURE bought, sold and exchanged.
LGibson Furniture Exchange, M. 4647,
FURNITURE-~Bought for cash; highest
prices pald. C. A, Swilt, Main 3763,
FURNITU R E—Cash paid for old fugrnitiure
i Xle Furniture Co. 88 8 Foreyth St
HIDES WANTED—MiIes & Compnny, 506
OO S e
I BUY old gold, silver, falss teeth, Onsh
. paid, MeDutfie, 148 Poachtree street
JUNK-—~American ulnk Co., 184 Peters
M. 1016, buys scrap iron, metuls, rubber,
rags, old autos, Bells auto parts. :
SALVATION ARMY-Old clothing, hooks,
magazines We need them now Phone
BRt i
WANTED-~An old-fashioned mnahoguny
aaeoreiaty. Good copdition Mewm, 1985
WE buy, set! and exchange furniture
stoves and_ ranges. L. F. Pirkle, 215
Mariotta Bt. sMain 3611
ROOMS AND BOARD.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD, 67
BOARD and room. Also meals. Light |
housokeeping room L. 1014-J. 46 W, |
Bekarwtrest | e
LARGE front room. Close In, with two
meals. 33 West Harrls treet,
PLAZA HOTEL-A good place to Stay:
steam hsll;fi)«yuhr prices; central loons
tion, 2% N. Broad Bt llvy 86-J, -
-mo%'rafi.?wm.“u“.mmu
Rarags 8% mchtres, Call Tvy 2116
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
Vietrola and records, two
gas ranges, mahogany, old
ivory and walnut bedroom
lamps; also odd dressers,
twin beds, brass beds, libra
ry tables, living room fur
niture, in mahoganv and
fumed oak, bookease, cedar
chest, hall rack, kitchen
cabinet, Singer wmachine,
floor lamps; then there are
blankets, quilts, sheets, pil
lows, new and slightly used
art squares in Axminster,
Wiltons, Brussels a n d
(Crex, linoleum, hall run
ners, dishes, utensils, ete,,
to the highest hidder, Fri
day, February 14, at 10:30
| a. m.
;(‘ENTRA L AUCT TON 0.
} 10-12 E. Mitchell St.
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___ROOMS AND BOARD,
" ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD. o 8
ADOLF HOTEL—Rooms with bath; ail
conveniences; men only; steam heat.
SURLE. saevia Ot Yvy SIS e i
DESIRABLE housckeeping rooms furnish
ed complete Reasonable. 9 Clifford
street. off East Bite '
FURNISHED rdom; north. side; couple or
two ladies. Phone Tvy 7142, P
LARGE front room, newly furnished, Gas
and elec. Two minutes’ walk from car
line. 10 West Twelfth street.
NICELY furnished steam-heated room
with adjoining bath, gentleman only,
$25 per month. 136 W, Peachtree, Apt. 101,
Phone Tvy 7149 IR R Pl
ONE large furnished front room for light
madusckeaning. 31 Unopet stwwet.
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, 69
DESIRARLE room with board, steam heat,
connecting bath. 1 6972, 746 Peachtree..
FAR IN, 176 B. Pine, three nice unfur
nished rooms, sl7 per month. Ivy 6457-J,
HOTEL. FRANKFORT—AIways clean,
comfortable rocms; weekly rates, 27%
8 Pryor Bt. Main 470-). PRI R
TWO rooms and kitehenette unfur, Private
hath, All modern conv, 99 Washington.
TWO furnished rooms and kitchenette;
close in; all convenlences., 23 Baltimore
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WANTED-—-ROOMS, BOARD, 7
LIST your rooms at information booth,
War Camp Community Service. Phone
!vz’ 2891,
YOUNG married lady wants room and
board in private family; North Side,
Btate location and price. Reference fur
nished Box 786, care Georgian, s
WANTED-—3 rooms or two rooms and kit
chenette, nicely furnished, private home,
First floor In cholce location on or near
car line, with phomne. Call I, 4576 be
tween 9 and 4.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS. 74
FURNISHED apartment for rent. Threc!
to § rooms; all conveniences. 306 East
Huntek street. =~ Gh ‘_‘
TTFARMS FOR RENT. 6
FINE 400-ncre farm, ready for crop. Une
fisual opportunity. Modern houses, barns,
mules, machinery, tools, ete. H. N. Alex
ander, Raymond,. Ga g e
HOUSES FOR RENT 7
CALL for our weckly rent list. Forrest &
Geoorge Adair.
FOR RENT--6-room house; 1 room re
_sorved; just off Stewart Ave. W. wl_‘:lt
HOUSES—List your vacancies with us.
Smith, Bwing & Rankin. PR B
HOUSES dnd apartments for rent, Sharp,
Boylston & Day
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
FARMS AND LAND FOR SBALE. 83
FARM for rent or -u‘h:.;—_!.'fi miles from
Madison, Ga, Houses, barns, orchard,
ereck and branches; fine pastures and bot
tom land; meadow and 100 acres in woods,
Address Box 376, Georgian,
I BPECIALIZE in farms, Thos, W, Jacke
son, 1019 Fourth Natl, Bank bldg.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
s sl o soodie Bl - s e e e
HOUSES FOR SALE s HOUSES FOR SALE 84
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BIDS WANTED. {a
THREE cantonment bhuildings on the Campus of Ga. Tech., to be
sold to highest bidder. Bids opened February 11, Also all
plumbing fixtures and twelve new Moncrief 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,
e e e
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 huy 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.
[ have built and am building a number of attractive bun&
lows in the Capitol View section—one of the prettiest residen
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,
l con show you how in a few years you can be free from all de
péndence and worried of the tenant. 1
Wao have under construction a beautiful fivesroem bungalow with hath at No.
70 Relmont nvent bout a Mock and a half from the car line. 1t will he sams. =
pleted and ready for occupancy April Ist. The house will be equippsd wich ol ¢
modern convenlens Price $3,700. Terms can be arranged if desired, g ‘,.u%
W. D. BEATIE, e
““We will furnish the lot and build the home to .
107 Trust Cn of Ga Widg Mriehane 3 =
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The Atlanta Georgian
The Sunday American
Published by the Star Company
under arrangement yith
The Georglan Company,
20-22 EAST ALABAMA 8%
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Entered at Atlanta Postorfice &8
second-class matter,
BUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Ry City Carrier or Cmm(y Agt.:
Dally and Sunday, per week. .30
Dally only, per week........ .18
BY MATL, Postage Included,
The United States or Mexico.
DAILY AND SUNDAY:
1 JORE (. covsinenvansirissve sl
6 Monthe ..iecvvveesscscnsss 500
8 MODERR ..ccivodosvissnnses BN
1 MOBEY isvscioreccavossnees =D
DAILY ONLY:
1 YeAr ...ccescecnsssssnnsss TBO
€ Months ....ceevsvceceseses 6,00
8 MONthS ..uvcnveosscnrnsens 200
1 MOBtD ..versscvovonvebsnen. T 8
SUNDAY ONLY:
1 YORL ... .imisescccscssne 008
6 Months ...ccececsccscessee Xl
S MODthS (issssvnincsivavens BB
LHOBLD ..covvesosnssasesane N
FOREIGN RATES
ON APPLICATION.
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE 83
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SOUTHERN FARMS
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FLORIDA
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IMPROVED AND |
Y O D d
UNIMPROVED. !
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Settlers Now Being
Located. ’
Mr. James Chancey, 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 comfortably 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 fnrml‘s the
company make such occupancy im
mediate planting possible.”
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WHAT MR. CHANCEY
HAS DONE YOU CAN DO
You, too, may plant a crop and set a o
' den on a *“‘Southern Farm" lmmdlsg:l'y.
|hm if you can not move now, make your
reservation For particulars write ¢
4 ™ D hl
SOUTHERN FARMS CO.,
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216 F. Heard Bldg,
Jacksonville, Fla.
HOUSES FOR SALE 84
e st
BY OWNER--WEST END BUNGALOW,
6 ROOMS, $4,000; $2,000 CASH. TIK&
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, ADDR
OWNER, P, O. BOX 1572,
BRICK bungalow, six rooms, furnace-heats
ed, all conveniences. Price $5,000; SI,OOO
cash, sls per month. An exceptionally
good buy. See or phone R. W, Gorman,
1017 Healey Bldg. Ivy 7401,
FOR BALE-—List published weekly, M. L.
_Thrower, 38 N. Forsyth street.
FOR bungalows at Lakewood Helghts seo
P. B, Hopkinsg, Empire Bldg. L .
FOR SALE—One new six-room house, 76
Broyles street. Also one new six-room
house, 215 Hill street. Call Main 3648-J.
FITE houses for sale by owner. HB. T.
Luckie, Ivy 4157,
Pkt rsion ra ot eresest e S
’HUMEH on easy panyments, without mort
gage. W. D. Beatie, 207 Trust Co. of
Gna, Bldg. Ivy 3811, = e
§2,loo—oOn Dodd avenue, b-r. cottage, \s2oo
cash, 20 or $26 mo.; no loan,
bath, ete. D. C., Lyle, 212 Grant Bldg.
$1,600--6-r. cottage, 4 blocks from ear line,
College Park, 650 by 180, SIOO cash, bal
ance S2O month. No loan. ity water and
lights. D, C. Lyle, Grant Bldg.
I.OTS FOR SALE. 85
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FOR SALE-—Leots in Nor‘h View Cemetery,
For particulars apply 253 Luckie street.
el BRRY sTS STeeT
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE. 88
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REAL estate for exchange. Chas. P. Glove
er, 1108-9 Third National Bank Bldg.
W, E. THEADWELL & (O, —steal estate
for sale or exchange. Empire Bldg.
Wi SBLL city real estate and farm lends.
“ Chas. Cone Realty Co., 622 Grant Bldg.
Ivy 1690,
WANTED—-REAY, ESTATH, 8
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I¥ you have anything for rent or sale, last
it with Burdett Realty Co, 116 Candler
ndg.
LIST YOUR property with us, Sale or rent.
Quick results. M. C. Kiser, 314 Candleg. .+
Bldg
WANTED-—A_ good house on north :ga
with room to bulld a store on lot. Must
be well located for business. Write me at
once for interview, Mr. Collier, Box B§BB
care Georgian,