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HEARST’S SUNDAY AMERICAN
SITUATIONS WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SOLDIERS INSERTED WITHOUT CHARGE
— EMPLOYMENT.
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SALESMEN AND AGENTS. 35
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SALESMEN-—Staple specialty pronouneea
. Superiority, enabling manufacturers to
gl.cl?nfib.pr?ducnon and profits. ’lxchulv.
. ral and repeat commission. Mfrs,
10703 ebec A Ohie.
SATRAMEN—Wa, to_ sell renewed
Tungsten amd Oarbon Electric !.al:s:.
Staple article, large field, repeat com
sion basis. T, C. Smith & Co., 1531 Cherry
St, Philadelphia, Pa.
SALFSMEON WANTED—Bide line or fall
time; we have the best factory lines of
, ataple merchandise and featured more elab
orately than any concern im the United
- States. Commissions paid promptly week-
B Sliorn N B Y
ationn) 8. uction
f. Market St, Chicago, IL g
SALESMEN for manufacture of well-known
brands of greases, roof cements, paints
and high grade specialties. Strictly com
mission pro‘rumon, with liberal weekly
advance and settlements monfhly. Good
mltlon. Bxclusive territory to right man,
mier Refining Co., Cleveland, Ohio, or
#ee district sales manager. K. W. Reid,
43 _Howell place
SALESMEN WANTED.
TWO OR THREE FIRST
CLASS; MUST COME WELL
- RECOMMENDED ; GOOD SAL
ARY. ADDRESS P. 0. BOX
* 1516, ATLANTA.
SALESMEN big money. SI.OO speciaity for
everybody. Costs 20 cents. Rxeclusive
ferritory. F. P. O. Box 227, Atlanta, G'-l
SALESMAN-—Experience unecessary. New
strong proposition, staple line to general
rotall trade in Southern States. $36 week
k‘r‘dvu:m to &oducen. Continental Jew
(.)!Jo Co., 357 ntinehtal bidg., Cleveland,
SALESMEN—§ide line, free pocket sam
ples, patent punchless checks. Big seil
er to restaurants, lunchrooms, soda foun
talns. No competition. Commissions on
reorders. Staftdard Check Co., Manufac
turers, 638-641 Plymouth St Chicago. __
BALESMAN-—Traveling, low priced dress
goods. We sell the retailer and pay good
commission. Strong side ltne. Schuylkill
Mills. Box 1192, Philadelphia, Pa.
SALESMEN WANTED-—Cash register, add
ing machine and scale experience qunll-‘
fies for protected territory on new Spe
clalty for banks and merchants. First
call finances expenses. Responsible Chi
cago manufacturer, Permanent. Qulck.‘
“Manufacturer,” 106 Garrick bldg., Chi
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SALESMEN-—Puatented adv. novelty; every
business buys. Big commissions; no
competition. Belling outfit and samples
free. Pocket size. Heidenreich Co., 1)101
fima, 8t Lous [ e
SIDE LINE specialty. New. Sold all lines.
Full explanation of easy selling plan
and outfit free. Big commissions prom?t
--& paid. Responsible concern. Service
Co., Dept. G., Des Motnes, lowa,
SIDE LINE specialty. Average commission
10 teo 30 dollars. Pocket samples and
sales-talk free. Responsible house. Write
today. Simplicity Co., Des Moines, Towa. |
‘SELL History of (ireat z{r also Life of
Theodore Rooseveit. Both complete, of
fieial, authentic, illustrated $2 books. Your
profit half; fastest sellers known. Greatest
chance for men, women, returned soldiers,
saflors. No experience or capital required. i
Make $3 to $5 an hour. Outfit free. Globe
,J_!’-_oclo&m, ’lfi _Como bldg., Chicago. L
SELL “Tire Armer” for auto tires. Doublel‘
mileage, makes all tires troubleproof.
low in cost. Basily applied and outlasts
several tires Ithmense demand. Big
profits. Men with selling ability should
net SIOO to S3OO weekly. The Motor |
Products Company, Ine., Chicago, n.
STOP HERE—SeII the Bisen Regulator
fory Ford Headlights. Going like wild
fire everywhere. Gives splendid driving
light at low speed—keeps bulbs from burn- |
ing ont——og;rues automatically. Wanted
for every rd. Big profits quick. Lis
ten: Stler, Okla., sells 12 dally, profit
S2O. McFarland, Nebr.,, made $3,420 in 17
Vuks. No experience necessary —we show
ou how. Not sold in stores. Sales guar
anteed. No capital necessary. Write to
day for n&hl offer, Address Eisen In
.‘a!;mlo t , 717 Valentine Bidg., Toledo,
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THE only compiete and authentic history
¢+ of the World War by Professor F. A.
+ March, with introduction by his brother,
General March, highest officer in army.
Official photographs. Life of rvelt,
introduction by ex-President Tal Both
books iliustrated-—Demand enormous—So-
Yeitors: making uhprecedented profits,
Special terms. Credit given, Freight };akl.
Either eutfit fres. Universal House, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
THE FOGLITE PLUG makes Ford head
lights strong as regular Twin-Six. All
inaned out over night sell. Salesmen, side
liners, agents, dealers wanted. Price $3.
Foglite Flug Company, Nashville, Tenn.
WANTED-—Representatives in each crun
ty. Call on physicians and merchants;
good pay, pleasant work. 343 Wells bidg.,
SNmey, U 7 SRR e
WANTED--Traveling salesmen to carry
our line of rubber roofing, to call on
iumber, hardware and general store trade
in the small towns. Pocket sample. Lib
eral commisaion We have warehouses in
all the principal; cities in the United
States. Royal Roofing Co., St. Louls, Mo
WANTED-—Experienced printing salesman,
Straight salary Adamson Printing Co.
1331% Whitehall i camin e e
WANTEDN--Salesman for Georgia territory
Our line is a commission proposition,
but we have men in the South who aver
aged hetter than SBOO monthly last year.
Commissions payable monthly. To any
selesman who can finance himself at start,
our line offers brightest prospects of any
high grade specialty in country. Why
work on a meager salary expense account
when a real salesman can make a hand
some Income with us? If open for change,
adviae Box 1124, Atlanta, Ga., age and ex
perience. e
WANTED-—Salesmen; specialty men to
eell our line of lamps, chipa, glass and
ename! ware to the retail trade; big
commissions, payable weekly; drawing ac
count o those who show results. Wm.
Gohl, Sales Manager, 406 Market St., St
l;g\:h. Mo. =
WANTED-Speciaity side line salosmen to
#ell our line of razor stroppers, flash
lights, etc., to drug, hardware and depart
ment stores. Commissions pald weekly.
Nattonally advertised line. Address Sales
Manager, 904 National Loan & Exc. Bank,
(lol_ufixfit_u, 8. C.
WANTED at once three good specialty
salesmen with automobiles to travel
Georgia, $60.00 per week, salary $35.00
drawing account. A-1 references ulred.
Mr. Payne, Room 927 Pledmont HouL Bat
urday and Sundny. "
WANTED- « live traveling salesman, one
with experience in candy, crackers and
wholesale groceries preferred. Give refer
encs, age and experience in reply. Box 679,
care Georgian
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WANTED —~High-class specialty man or
ex-merchant to represent our company in
Atlanta, and surrounding territory. In
comparable combination account system,
cash register and safe. SIOO to S3OO per
week. Commissions paid weekly. Address
Champion Register Co,, Cleveland, O. i
WANTED-—Good, reliable salesmen to sell
our up-to-date line of Calendars and
Advertising Novelties, Liberal commis«
slons Write for particulars, The Best
Mfg. Co., State and Elm Sts., New Haven,
t'nnl o i g
WANTED-SALESMEN TO CARRY THE
WONDERFUL SELF-VULCANIZING
AUTC TUHRE PATCH “CORAJA™ ASM
SIDE LINE, GEORGIA, FLORIDA, ALA
BAMA, FELLS TO GARAGES, TIRE
ACCESSORY STORES AND AUTO OWN
ERS LIBERAL COMMISSIONS
CORAJA SALER CO,,
703 SILVEY BLDB., ATLANTA, GA.
WANTED-—~Experienced sales
man on overalls and work
pants to travel State of Georgia
and parts of Alabama. Must fur
nish good references. Address
Box 677, care Georgian,
WANTED-Salesmen to sell our
line of enamelware, crockery,
glass, aluminum, lamps, phono
. graphs and a complete line of
merchandise shipped direct from
factory ; commissions paid week
. None but high-class specialty
lesmen need apply. A good
lesman can make from SIOO to
S3OO pér week easy. Address
National Maufacturers” Com
pany, Box 21, Columbia, S. C.
EMPLOYMENT,
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SALESMEN AND AGENTS, 35
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WE START you in business, furnishi
¢ everything; men and women, S3O to glfl
weekly operating our “New System Spes
cld? Candy Factories,” home, anywhere,
Booklet g-“i Ragsdale Co., Box 5, East
N P
w?inun CLOTHING—Large manufac
urer wants ugronnnuvu to sell
shirts, underwear, hosicry, dresses, waists,
skirts, direct to homes; free samples. Mud
fson Mills, 503 Broadway, New York
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WORLD War !i-urs Pictorial. Roose
velt, Memorial ook Tllustrated,
Enormous sale. Best terms. Get with
livest house. Outfits free. .R. L. Phillips
Phillips Publishing Co., Chicage, 111.,
Philadelphia, Pa., Atlanta, Ga. b
YOU ARE mlug time if gn are not
making $lO to $220 daily; man or wom
, start anywhere; materials cost you
78¢, retails for $45. \Write Craycroft, Fres
no, Cal. it
SSO WERKLY and up selling Mexican dia
monds. Exactly resemble genuine; same
rainbow fire; stand tests; sell at sight;
repeat orders. Write quick for n.mple‘
case offer free. Mexican Diamond Im
porting Co., 215_Las _ggnceg."Ne!__ Mnxlco.‘
WE START you without & dollar. Soaps, |
extracts, perfumes, toilet goods, expe- |
rience unnecessary. Carpation Co., 42 S,
Main, St. Louis. ¥
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SSOO PER MONTH selling a new pltcnted{
fuel vaporizer, guaranteed to save up
to 60 per cent in gasoline; 40 miles per‘
gdlon made with Ford car. Sold on money
ack &uu&nte‘. One sample free,
STRANSKY VAPORIZER CO. Pukwana,
8. Dak. ! i
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S2O DAILY distributing New Prize Peace
Pictures. “Boldier's Return,” “News '
From Home,” "Ml{ Daddy,” “Liberty and
Peace,” ‘Human Liberty Bell,” “Free
dom,” “Honor Rolls” and 50 others, Enor
mous demand. Samples free; also’ impor-.
tant grtralt catalog. Consolidated Por
trait Co., 1034 W. Adams St., Chicago.
360 PER COENT profit; agents clearing
hundreds weekly. New washing com
pound. Wonderful seller. Big repeater;
natures’ mightiest cleanser. Send for proof
free sample. Mitchell, A. R. 1314 E. 61
Btreet, Chicago. ‘
SI,OOO PER MAN PER COUNTY—Strange
invention startles world—agents amazed. |
Ten inexperienced men divide $40,000.
Korstad, a farmer, did $2,200 in 14 days.
Schleicher, a minister, $195 first 12 hours.
$1,200 cold cash, made, pald, banked by
Stoneman in 30 days; $15,000 to date. A |
hot or cold running water bath equipment
for any home at only $6.50. Self-heating,
No plumbing or waterworks required., In
vestigate. Exclusive sale. Credit given.
Bend no money. Write letter or postal to
day. Allen Mfg. Co., 499 -Allen Bldg.,
Toledo, ©hio.
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24 WAYS to make money, Valuable for
mulas and business eopportunities com
plete for 10_cents. Phelps Supply Co,, Inde«
pendence, Rans. ;
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SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. 36
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COMPETENT steno-bookkeeper desires
employment 4 or § hours daily. Box
1063, care Georgian. ‘
WARTED—Permanent position by young
l lady now employed. Two yearg' clerical
and comptometer experience. Main 4597.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. 37
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ASSISTANT office manager, position de
sired by officer receiving discharge,
Has four years' office experience. Expgrt
cross index filing clerk, can handle cor
respondence and men with results. Use all
make typewriters. College education. Can
present letters of commendation and give
A-1 reference., Can give bond. Box 687,
care Georgian,
R I es il
BOOKKEEPER and general office man,
two years' experience. Can use type
writer. Discharged soldier. What have
you to offer? Address Box 1062, care
1 Georgian.
VoS T ETIo T e e
BOOKKEEPER-accountant, experienced in
traffic work; several years' extensive
business training, desires position offering
advancement. Applicant former overseas
soldier, honorably discharged. A-1 refer
ences. Box 577, care Georgian.
CLERICAL younF man with 2 years’ time
keeping experience, 3 years’ clerical ex
perience, desires position, recently dis
charged from army. Salary not less than
S2O per week in city. Box 673.
CLERICAL WANTED—Position by young
i man of 23, discharged from navy. Both
| salesman and clerical experience. Prefer
latter. College graduate. Box 698, care
‘ Georgian.
lfifETll(‘AL or case man, experienced,
| wants position at once. Will leave
|town. Address 20 McDonnell street.
CHAUFFEUR, honorably discharged (col
{ _ored), wounded soldier, wants work at
jonce. Address Eugene Goulsby, 296 Haynea
Street, Atlenta, Ga.
| CIVIL EN(HNEEHING——D(RhuI(‘d soi
| _dier desires position. Have aB, PN
| E. degree from a university and have had
fifteen months' practicali experience in rail
road apd topographic surveyihg, Can fur
| Dish excellent reference.- Box 588, Geor-;
| glan,
| DISCHARGED woond Tieutenant of Tas
' fantry wants to learn advertising busi
jnesu. but can't work for just experience.
A falr salary and chance to learn some
|thlng will pmocure the services of an en
ergetic and ambitious man. Address Box
1075, Georgian.
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN, recently
honorably discharged commissioned of«
| ficer, with six years’' practical drafting
| room experience and also some experience
{in salesmanship. Address Box 678, care
|G_€‘9!‘l’!&fl~ i R
|OFFICE-WORK, general, desired by dis
! charged soldier. Experienced in book
keeping, billing and payroll work. Good
education. Expert in figures. Permanent
‘i:nsnlon with future desired. References.
| Prefer position in city, but willing to leave
lif necessary. Box 674, care Georgian.
'P()NI'T‘]UN wanted by experienced soda
{ _dispenser, age 16 years, good references.
i!elophom‘- Decatur 765-J.
STENOGRAPHER—A position wanted by
‘ an expert stenographer and general of
fice man; (9 years' experience). Recently
! discharged from the U. 8, army. Best of
references. Address Box 592, care Geor
| Blan, = e
LSTENOGRAPHER-—Position wanted b
A-1 stenographer, capable of running o(t
Ifh-e; have knowledge of bookkeeping. Best
refarences. Box No. 593, care Georgian, .
[ GALESMAN to retal mmechanion Dis
charged sergeant; would like position
with some local firm; give best of refer
ences. Address Box 1087, Georgian.
WANTED—Employment as handy man on
all repairs, factory or machine shop.
Machinist, _lOFfl, Georgian Offics,
BIDE LINE—JI‘? notch speefalty respon
sible house, ays commissions prompt
ly. Write today. Samples and sales talks
free. No delays. Erickson Company, Des
Moines, lowa. -
WANTED A ?olltlcm from the honrs of
7 a. m. to p. m. Clerical work de
sired, but will accept most anything; now
| employed. Box 683, care f‘.«-or!mn.
t\VANTED— Work by first-class auto elec~
triclan, Several years’' experience. Ref
,ar-.-nnu. Call Ivy 6224,
WANTED--Position by A-1 insurance man
16 years /experience as agent and sypt
for leading Cos. Straight life or sick and
accident, Address Box 1072, care Geor
gian, s e i L A
WANTRED-—Balesmen to sell desirable, roe
liable speciaity line, all retaliers either
side or regular, Very profitable and pleas
ant, Exclugively commission. Expenses
advanced against orders. Commission pald
weekly. Address Box 1061, Cedar Rapids,
Town. i\ =
WANTED-Position as Hotel Clerk or
Commissary clerk with railroad, exper
fenced. Box 688, SBunday American.
WORK WANTED by discharged soldier,
witl tr? anything. What have you to
offer me? Must have work as once. Al
dress Pox 5756, care Georglan,
YOUNG man 22 years old, now employed,
desires position with local eoncern that
could asgsure a good future. Three years'
experience In wholesale and retall busi
ness. Capable of corresponding, handling
stock, selling or general office work. Ad
dress Box 1069, cere Georgian.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, 38
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A SIOB Investment will make you $72 a
week melling a guaranteed Ford self
starter retalling for $17.50. Exclusive ter«
ritory. $lO brings sample outfit. Warren
Wallace Syndicate, 208 MclLachlen bldg.,
Washington, D. C.
BfifllNEHl CHANCES--37,600 worth of
stock In manufacturing plant that pald
48 per cent pamt year. Noed capital to
take care of incrensed business Have no
Jobs to offer but A& safe investment for
parties having S6OO to 81,000 to invest
Certified public accountant's stutement of
financial condition and ewrnings for past
twalve months furnished. Address Trems.
wer, P. O. Box 1674 Atlants, Ga
READ FOR PROFIT-SUNDAY AMERICAN WAN'Y ADS—USE FOR RESULTS
FINANCIAL.
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MONEY TO l‘)ANi 40
; WORRY
WILL KILL YOU
and there’ is nothing in this
world that will worry a pferson
more than to owe money. ‘
PAY SR QR .
by getting in touch with us. We
understand all your trials and
tribulations caused by owing
money and it is our business to
help you out of these difficulties
without letting the whole world
know about it. |
- LOANS |
made on household furniture,
Liberty Bonds or anything of
value.
0. F. WHITTEN CO.,
201 Flatiron Bldg.
Phone Ivy 6150 - |
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97 PER CENT 14
OF the business of this country
is transacted on paper, leav
ing only 3 per cent represented
by cash. You can, therefore, see
the importance of keeping your
CREDIT GOOD 1
Sometimes $25 or SIOO or S3OO
will square up several pressing
obligations that, if left standing,
would impair your credit.
SAVE YOUR CREDIT
by calling at our office and
getting enough money to pay off
those annoying bills and have
just one place to pay instead of
a dozen. Furniture pianos,
autos, Liberty bonds or any good
collateral is all you need.
YOUR PEACE ‘
of mind is well worth the cost
of carrying one of these loans.
. Mg
- SURETY LOAN CO,
408 FLATIRON BUILDING,
Ivy 4296—PHONES-—Main 180
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~ LOANS ON FURNITURE,
$25 to $l5O i
\ AT LAWFUL RATES. ‘
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT
It is universaliy true that nearly every
start made by the ordinary person toward
the possession of property has been made
by I:lcurr\n: Fa debt t)hat caLledlfolr‘a:P:
BuZh obiigations are met without hardship
as a rule, and when the debt is paid the
property is owned by the berrower.
Such persons never had a more fair and
Eenerous creditor than the COitizens' Loan
Company and never were offered better
terms,
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- YOU CAN AFFORD TO
| BORROW
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Borrow $25 at a cost of $1.25
Borrow %50 at a cost of $2.50
Borrow %75 at a cost of $3.75
Borrow 2100 at a cost of $5.00
Borrow $l5O at a cost of $7.50
| OTHER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION,
' We make Joans on furniture, planos,
etc., without removal from your Posses
sion, at short notice and without publicity,
Our charges are the low lawful rate. You
receive the same type of personal service
here that you secure from your lawyer,
doctor, er banker.
CITIZENS’ LOAN CO.,
301 Peters Building,
MAIN 3771, ATLANTA €7l.
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YOU OAN
BORROW MONEY
BO CHEAP
And om such easy terms 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
‘tmnz‘n,;nu need for CASH at BARGAIN
PRICES, that every one should tuke ade
vantage of our service,
| Loans on Furniture
$25 to $l5O
at lawtul rhtes, on short notice and with
out publicity We give you all the time
you want to repay a loan,
Don’t Sell Liberty Bonds
They will surely sell at a premium some
day, Besides, the Government still needs
your support, When you need money bor
row from us on your househeld 'ooXl and
save yourself money.
You Can Afford to’ Borrow
$25 Loan costs but §51.26 -
S6O . " o $2.50
SIOO e :: o g&.”
$l6O ’ " 7.60
You cau pay your account in full em
any interest date and stop the interest.
GUARANTEE LOAN €O.,
308 Atlanta Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
} Muln 440 Phones Abtlanta 722
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é’l‘lll‘: ads here have wesn carefully Indexed
for your quick reference.
~ FINANCIAL. |
T WUNINESS OPPORTUNITIRS. o 4
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I%]} DAL!-—-%‘ HIGH-CLABE POCKET
TARD BUSI 8; BEST LOCAs
TION IN CITY, MAKING GOOD MONEY.
OWNER HAS TO GO WEST ON A(.
COUNT OF HEALTH QWD WILL SELL
FOR LESB THAN COST, ADDRESS T,
E. HALL, AGT, CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
HERE'S a real opportunity for a side line
rropuulon; we want men and women
calling on grocery, hardware and de}mrt
ment stores to sell our Koldpack fruits
holder as a side line for this coming sea
son; big possibilities and liberal commis
slons. E. ¥ Bimberg Co., Inc, 9 Main
St, Parkersburg, lowa. |
xmm-oxs——nngv sketch and descrip
tion of your invention for advice re
garding patent protection. Twenty years'
experience, Our hand-book on patents is
sent free on ru;\:nt. All_communiea
tions strictly confidential. Write us to
day. Talbert & Talbert, Patent Lawyers,
4564 Talbert bldg., Washington, D. .
I ——— i Sttt et e s
IF you have $2,000 to $3,000 casb capital
and would be Interested in gpening sn
entirely new, line of business in your lo
cality “whicll should net you SIO,OOO te
$16,000 annuaily, write at once for ‘Fm--
ticulars, Mechanical Machine and Tocl
Works, 229 W. 524 St, New York City,
N X, +o§
Lo st tuom st A
LUKNOH AND SOFT DRINKS--Well locat.
_ ed on busy street. Price $375.
Lightfoots’, "317-1§ Peters- Bids. M. 517
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“MIGHTY oaks from little acorns grow,”
Jikewise fortunes from small Investments,
Read our booklet, “The Secret of I'inan
cial Success” it shows the way and it is
FREE. McTon, 708 Dan Waggoner Bldg.,
‘Fort Worth, Texas.
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'OWN a business of your own. Get our
list of “100 Business Opportunities.”
HJ_;;HTFQQT'S, 317-18 Peters Bldg. M.
17.
ORGANIZE, finance, sell stock, declaras
| tion of trust. State charters limit you.
Information free. Natl, Org. Co., 123
‘ Mu«lisog,- Chicago,
PATENTED vending machine for souvenir
Post cards, envelopes, postage stamps.
advertising matter, with other commodi
‘ties. | Live world-wide prdposition for one
with initiative and a little money. Given
acid test, proved practical in Chicagoe
Loop, Bargain if sold at once, P. (. V.,
M. Company, 746 N. Harding Ave., Chi-
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SONG-WRITERS—Submit your best song
‘ poems now for free examination and
advice. Vajuable hooklet explaining our
~original methods for composing music,
copyrighting and facilitating free publi
cation sent free. Knickerbocker Studios,
500 Gaiety Bldg., New York.
TWO-CHAIR BARBER SHOP—In heart
of Atlanta. Nice pro?oamon. established
deveral years. Price SSOO.
Lightfoots’, 317-18 Peters Bldg. M. 517.
WE manufacture a earburetor for Ford
_Cars which is guaranteed to give double
the tfllenxn over any other carburetor evs
er constructed regardless of name, make
or price. %
Money refunded if fifteen-day, FREE
trial does not prove It Entirely new
principle—simple plain tube—not a move
ing part. Guaranteed to start in zero
weather without heating or priming. Tre
mendous demand. Thousands now in use
in Chicago territory.
Reliable, energetic man, who ean guar
antee sales and carry stock of SSOO to
' $2,000 depending on demand, can gecure
‘exclusl\'e territory and will easily net
' SIO,OO this year. No special experience
necessary,
~ Will alse furnish carburetors for-other
cars in abdbut sixty days.
Frank A. Urwan, 509 W. Jackson Blvd,
Chicago, I S
WANTED-—A partner to go into the gar
age business, with capital. Must be able
'to furnish lathe and drill press. Capitol
Ao Onrage 55 Mslts gilsow. o .
i\VANTF:D—-A partner to take charge cat
_tle_feed mixing plant. P. O. P0x“1443.
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\ INVESTMENTS, STOCKS BONDS. 39
| LIBERTY BOND PRICES:
18t 3% per centsloo Liberty Bonds, $90.00
34 Issue ......SIOO Liberty Bonds, $95.50
4th issue ......SIOO Liberty Bonds, $94 00
(One-half above amounts for SSO bonds.)
Persons residing out of the clti may
draw at sight through any of the Atlanta
banks, with bonds attached.
H. J. EVANS,
PHONE IVY 4051. 301-2 EMPIRE BLDG:
- LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT.
I will buy and pay highest market price
for Liberty Bonds. Get my brice befora
selling. (C'an handle out-of-town drafts.
F._H.PECK. 1108 Third Nat. Bank Bldg.
WANTED-—Your notes and necounts to col
lect No collection, no charge. Southern
; Adjustment Co., Charlotts, N, C.
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BONDS-——
SMALIL LOANS ON LIBERTY BONDS
v
1 AT LOW RATES.
-WE lend fall value SSO to SSOO. Atlanta
~ Discount Co., 818 Atl. Nat. Bank Bldg.
‘ Clifi C. Hateher Ins. Agency,
Loan Agents for
TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO.
Investors' Savings Company.
First and Second Mortgages at cur
rent rates.
SEE REX B. MOONEY.
221 GRANT BLDG-—BOTH PHONES,
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LOANS, 25 AND TP,
WITHOUT REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
Wight Inv. Co., 914 ,E',’"‘"’” Bldg.
DRIV ) 3z
LIBERTY BONDS.
We announce our removal from 1118
Third National Bank Building to larger
Aand more commodious quarters, where we
‘nhnll be pleased to serve our friends in
the purchase or sale of all grade securi
ties, as well as Liberty Hnl\lffl, registered
‘and coupon
Out-of-town eclients may draw through
Ilhmr local banks with bonds attached, as
follows:
\ s ‘..‘...,............307 per ;M(I
L All 4a tessssrasensnes s+ 391 per SIOO
1 All 4%s cervseihraves sB9 por SIOO
. Balance of purchase price will be cale
culated and remitted on duhnf receipt,
» v Y N
R. N. BERRIEN, .JR.,
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& COMPANY,
309-10-11 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
(AT FIVE PQINTS)
TELEPHONE IVY 2511,
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TRV
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
' We advise you to hold your bonds It
you must sell, deal only with repu
table bankers. Inforgiation in regard
to same cheerfully gsvenA Communi
cate with us before selling.
BOND DEPARTMENT
Trust Company of Georgia
Trust Company of Georgia Building.
52 North Pryor St, Atlanta, Ga.
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LOANB--$260 to $60,000; special funds
farms, city and suburban Moperty. 8.
W. Carson, 414 Empire _bldg.
MONEY
Advanced to maiaried people without ine
dorsements or mortgage
R. D. ISON COMPANY,
201 PETERS BLLG. ' ______
MONTY TO LOAN at 6, 6 and 7 lwr cent
city Ilmproved property, Established
twenty-seven years. Prompt and confiden
tial attention.
TURMAN & CALHOUN,
L * __EMPIRE BUILDING. ' =
MONEY to lend at reasonable rates on
improved real estate, Forrest & George
Adair, s
MONEY ADVANCED
to clerks on their salary, without Indorse«
ment or v?oflfin‘a. Ladies or (aglom'n.
Ap)l{ FULTON BROKERAGE . 1212
Pourth Wat. Bank. " 7
MONTHLY MONEY TO
LEND ON ATLANTA AND
NE4AR-BY REAL ESTATE,
PAYABLE %216 PER MONTH
ON THE SIOO, WHICH IN.
CLUDES INTEREST. NO DE.
LAY, MONEY HERE, BROWN
FOSTER - REALTY CO., 210
FLATIRON BUILDING.
MONIIY to loan at 7 per cent; & per cent
commingion In sumd of SSOO, SI,OOO and
more. Thomnas J. Wesley. 229 Grant bldg
. FINANCIAL. 1
| MONEY TO LOAN. "0
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MONEY for loans and purchase money
_ hotes on hand, Liebman, 17 Walton Bt.,
‘Real Estate and Renting.
T R S s esay
l WANTED—TOQ BORROW. 41
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WANTED-A Joan of $1,760 on real es.
tate. No commission. Address Box 697,
‘GarepQeorgien.
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\ INSTRUCTION.
} MUSICAL, DANCING, DRAMATIO, 44
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ALBRIGHT’S ORCHESTRA
Dance or concert orchestra, any nutber
of pleces that may be desir Bpecial at
tention to out-of-city calls. Bnmmz?
:Suuut«d. Address 312 Gould Bl
FPhone Ivy 4506 or Ivy 67,
GIBSON mandolins, etc. Holton cornets,
etc. We buy and repair, Southern Drum
Co., Auburn and Ivy,
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K LANE'S DANCING
Dancing Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
nights. Private lessons dally. Phone
Tvy 3786, 3
PROF. HAUFF and daughter will ac
cept a limted number of pupile in piano
and voice. Studio 435 Central avenue,
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DOGS, CATS, PETS, a 1
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CANARY Birds, parrots, rabbits, guinea
Pigs, fancy chickens, gold fish, ponies
and dozens of other fine pets. Buy from
Southern Pet Stock Dealers, 65 8. Broad Bt.
BOSTON terrier pups, Both sexes. Regis:
tered, perfect Hlfll’klnf)’, Vernon Gal
braith, Kirkwood, Ga. Phone Dec. s“.
CHOICE RABBITS.
A FEW pair of Flemish Giants, New Zea
lands, and Rufus Reds. Registered
stock, finely bred. 1 challenge any one
to match their growth at their age. Call
afternoons, James Robinson, Bl{ West
Peachtree St.
et get sl
FOX terrier pups, pedigreed. Thos.
Fichter, Box 1813, Peachtree road, At-
FOR SALE-—Belgian rabbits, 293 Crum
ley street.
HAVE ABOUT Tfifty Helgian Hares and
Rufus Reds. Will sell entire stock to
gether or in single pairs. (‘hux for aulck
sale. D, 8%, Green, 66 College Ave., a
tur, Ga.
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MEN, women, raise Belgian hares for us,
We pay you $7 pair and expressage.
Free illustrated instruction booklet.
United Food and Fur Association, Dept.
C-329 West 48th street, New York.
RAEBITS, fur-bearing, modern, scientific
intenaive, fur farming. The new mt{!-
zine, “American Fur Farmer,” Circular
free. Address Dept “H", American Fur
Parmer, Box 492, Oakland, Cal.
SIX nicely marked pit Bull terrier pups
for sale. All registered. Male $lO, fe
male §6. Papers furnished, M. Gottlieb,
Fitagerald, Ga,
SETTERS—BuIIs, Hounds, Cohleu. Shep
herds, Terriers, Puppies; Pit Game
chickens. Stamp for price list. Dar
nall's Kennel, Williamston, 8. C,
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THOROUGHBRED coliie puppies, color sa
lars. Males, $10; females, $6. Absolute
ble and white; large white flowing col-
Iy¥none better. .Few sclected grown males
and females for sale. Send postal money
order. RB. W. Springfield, Dalton, Ga.
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HORSES, CATTLE, VEHICLES, 48
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FOR SBALE--One-horse flat dray. Montag
__Bros., 10 Nelson street. b
FOR SALE—3 young mules, 1 horse, 1
Jersey bull, 1 springer, 3 fresh cows.
(Y;“ R. Sexton, Fayetteville road, Decatur,
o .
I HAVE 47 cholce Shetiand ponies. For
quick sale 1 wil take SSO, $65, $75, SBS,
and SIOO each for these ponies. - Most all
of them have been used and handled by
small children, They are mostly pure
bred Shetlands, and make excellent pets
‘rnr small children. Joe J. Battle, Moultrie,
Ga.
E HAVE several nice registered Duroc Jer
sey pigs also some breed sows, 8"0.
to sell. J. A. Leggett, Sandersville, Ga. -
ONE maype mule, weighs 1,200 pounds, in
» Bood condition. J. L Jones, 60 Bast
Sads wtreet, oo
l()l\'l-: horse, wagon. and harness for sale.
Weighs about 1,100 pounds. Good work
{of Sptiton. BSR MLS
PONIES—For Sale. Shetland and Welsh,
- all sizes Pony buggies and harness.
M. E._Chattin Co., Winchester, Tenn. __
SEVERAL horses for sale. See Mr, H. R.
- Hix,_Trio Laundry, 100 Hilliard sirest.__
TEN splendid registered Shorthorn calves.
Come and select. Shedden Farms, Ray
mond, Ga. :
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A GRAND lot single comb Rhode Island
Red cockerels, $2.60, $3.50 and, $5.00
each. Fggs $3.00 and $5.00 per 18% Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Craig’'s Red Farms,
'Pickens, 8, C.
R e i
‘ANL'HNAS”'NM‘ everlasting layers; eggs,
$1.60 for 15; day-old chicks, 25, $5. 8. M.
Somerville, Ancona Poultry Yards, Crystal
Springs, Fla,
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ALLEN, Roundhead, Traveler, Claiborns,
Red Quills, x'hitehlckle hens, pullets,
stags. BE. E. George, 161 McPherson ave
g Do
BARRER, also White Plymouth, Rock
Lggs for hatching. 83 B Broad st
BABY CHICKS and eggs from Wyckoff's
strain, single comb White Le{hornn.
Protect yourselt by ordering early; 25
per cent with order, balance week before
shipment Up to &0 chicks, 16¢ each; 50
to 100, 15¢. Egge, $1.60 per 15; $7.60 per
100, Saf delivery guaranteed. Write
for rir--ulxr. C. A, Norman, Knoxville,
TM"I,
BABY CHIX and eggs from eur thorough
bred “Bred-to-and-do-lay” Barred Pg
mouth Rocks for sale. Also Rhode Island
Red baby chix and eggs. Circular and
prices on resuest. Write your wants.
Ihunkt-r & H_.‘gp_k: r:_ifn_-x A, Kggx_vi_llo. 'fu‘nn;
BUFF ORPINGTONS., #ggs for hatching,
$2, delivered Thoroughbreda. H. C.
Davis, Hapeville, Ga. . ..
BUFF ROCKS—A limited number of ex
hibition cockerels for sale at reason
able prices, Chas. R. Poole, Spartanburg,
L
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BUFF Orpington stock. Egegs from finest
Btock in South at $3 to $6 per setting,
delivered, Bonule Brae Poultry Yards, 10
Gillette }Bt., Atlanta, Ga
BEST Rhode Island Red eggs, $1.50 and 11
a setting. Few splendid cockerels. Hem.
2.‘!»‘24. B
EGLANTINE White Leghorn eggs. Pres
ent or future delivery. Order now.
Rovert Etheridge, Selma, N. ¢
EGOS from the famous improved Werris
Single Comb White Leghorn, with trape
nested record, 230 to 264 oggs per yent,
For nineteen years they have been bred
to lay more eggs at all seasons than the
ordinary hens and to lay |unnculurw well
in winter when eggs are highest o are
booking orders now for early spring de
livery. Price $3 per setting of 15. A, Q.
Walker, proprietor, Walker Leghorn Farm,
Bearden, Tenn, R. D, No. 8. =
BGGE from Tom Baffon Strain White Leg
horns Records over 260 ¢gßs A Yyear.
Also high record Anconas and Harred Ply
mouth Rocks- $2.60 setting of 15, Froe
catalogue. H, N. Cooledge, Phone Hem,
POR AT, W e
BGGS from two very fine pens of White
Wyandottes, $2.60 per 15 best blood
Hnes; will produce winners. Mrs, L. Y,
Tidwell, Grand Cane, La, ORI R
EGGE for hatching, 16 for $1.60. From
best laying straine 8, C. Rhode Jlsland
Reds, Brown Leghorns and White' Leg
limrm« First prize matings, $5.00 ad'r 16,
}Nn better stock at any price worgla
Poultry Farm, Brooks, ‘fl_lh.‘mllul }_‘,__” i
EGGS from farm range, Bingle Comb
Rhode Island Reds, A, Waters, Cascnde
and_Beecher streets. Phone West 1168-J.
FOR SALK-—# (. Rhode Island fteds,
eges for setting, $1.50 and $2 for 16.
\l‘mv!rflm-k Ml"A_u m.,_’fh-nrm town, B C =
FOR SALE—CHOICE FLEM.
l ISH GIANTS, BREEDING
STOCK A N D PEDIGREED
YOUNG PAIRS. CALL DECA
TUR 455. MRS. C. M. KENIL.
MER, 47 N. HOWARD ST,
KIRKWOOD GA.
FOIR BALE--Orist Gradys, Hopkinson
Warhorse and Oeorgla Shawineck pit
au s chickens. H. Roquemore, Mansfield,
a.
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GAMES, Red Cubans, fl[hflng cocks,
brood stock and eggn. A. A, Prince, 43
Bonnie Drae, West 1163 3 s
GHERN GROUND BONE will make your
hens lay. Camphell Bros, 77 Deca-
B i e
NOTHING but highecluss 8. C. Reds for
10 yvears; 156 oxps, $2. Mre. L. T. Long,
Bromen, Ga.
LIVE STOCK.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES, 49
EGGS and stock from 8 C. Buff and 8.
¢, White Orpingtons, $6.00 per 13. These
birds have won at Philadelphia, Knoxville,
A|’|,lucta. Jacksonville and Atlanta. Splen
did layers, parent stock producing M'.‘
healthy, beautiful chicks. Address,
MRS. L. L. UPSON, -
_Box 607, ¢ Athens, Ga.
PURK-BRED R. I RED PULLRTS,
ready te lay; Carver and Farrar strains,
gl.u to $3.00 each; cockerels, $2.00 to
600 Mrs. T. li. [iawkins, Belmont ave
nue, Mhelbyvilie, Tenn. ¥
bred R. 1. Reds and White Leghorn
Cockerels, $3.00, eggs $1.60. F. J. Ste
wart, 236 Magnolia St.
POUTTRY BOOK-—Latest and best yet.
144 pages, 215 beautiful pietures, hatch
ing, rearing, feeding anx d‘:sem informa
tion. Describes busy Poultry Farm hand
ling 53 pureshred vuru-t“)m and BABY
CHICKS, Tells how to cHoose fowls, o{-.
incubators, sprouters. Malled for 10 cents,
Berry's Poultry Farm, Box 67, Clarinda,
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RHODE IBLAND RED EGGS, $3 setting,
from birds of clean, deep, rich red color.
Choice o(}r from first pen $5 for 15. F.
L. Cox, Box 76, Jonesbore, us.
RED RIPPER STRAIN.
SINGLE Comb Rhode Island Reds. Prize
winners in all the shows. Cockerels
and pullets $3.00 and 38.00 each, Kggs for
huu-m%u. $6 and $lO per setting.
Sam illcox. Ocilla, Georgia.
SBINGLE comb Brown Log‘horn :{n. $1.50
ver 15. 11. E. Toole, R. 2, MaconG_.a
SINGLE COMB ANCONAS-—The greatest
winter layers, combined with beauty un-
State Fair 1918, first pen, second pullet,
surpassed. T won at the Macon, Ga,
fourth cockerel. Xggs, $2.50 and $5.00 per
setting. T. M. Hutchinson, Monticello, Ga.
8. (. Buff Orpingtons
From splendid matings
Eges, $3.00, $65.09, SIO.OO setting of 15
Silver Gray Dorkins, $4.00 for 15
A few good cockerels
Y. W.Randall, 302 Rawson Bt. Atlanta.
STOCK, hatching eggs, baby chicks that
will make your heart rlul and Lonr
flock good. Highest quality Reds, or
horns, Anconas. Walnut Mill Poultry
Farm, Athens, Ga,
SINGLE Comb Rhode ISiand Reds, Seven
months' old cockerels, $3 each; two for
%fi.(g. Cedar Rock Poultry Yards, Pickens,
SINGLE comb White Leghorns, young
strain. This pen headed by a $256 male.
Ought to Yrrndu('n some wonderful birds this
season. tggs $3.50 Jwr 16. Circular., D.
Jardine, Staunton, a.
8 C. WHITE Orpingtons and 8. . White
Leghorns eggs, $2.50 and $4.00 per set
ting. My birds have been prize winners
for the past six years. 1. C. Gercke, §
Campbell Building, Augusta, Georgia.
SEE my registered New Zealand Reds,
None better in the guth‘ Also have
utility stock for sale. . J. Metealf, 298
E. Fourth St
SBINGLE comb White Leghorns, § first At
lanta, QGriffin and Montgomery, Ala.,
grand cockerels, $3 and $5, guaranteed.
Also eggs. P. E. Parker, Hampton, Ga.
SPECIAL!
BEAUTIFUL LOT OF BUFF ORPING
TONS, 7 HENS, 1 COCK, ‘li BARRED
ROCKS, GOOD STOCK, $2.50 EACH. AN
CONAS, 3 HENS, 1 COCK, $lO. B. C.
WHITE LEGH. NS, B EicH R 1
REDS, UTILITY STOCK, $2.60 EACH. ALL
YOUNG, HEALTHY, STOCK, PIGEONS,
RABBITE, GUINEA PIGS, DOGS, GROWN
BELGIAN HARES $5 PAIR. GOOD
BREEDING STOCK. RABBIT BOOK 60c.
STAMP FOR REPLY.
SOUTHERN PET STOCK
DEALERS,
.55 SOUTH BROAD STRERT ____
TOULOUSE GEESE—Winners at leading
shows. Grand breeders, Pairs __and
trios Improve your flocks now. Write
Martin ¥arm, Mobile, Ala.
TWO Reed’s Self-Regulat
ing Eiectric Incubators;
capacity 120 and 400 eggs.
.
Twenty-five and thirty-five
dollars respectively. John
P. Cheney, Marietta, Ga. |
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WHITE Plymonth Rocks The meat and
egg producers, combined with quality.
Egrs, $2.00 for 15-—353.50 for 30. Mt. Yonah
White Rock l“nrm.‘_(‘}(r-valnm_ik,r(}l.—_
$50.00 POULTRY reading course free,
Poultry pays now. (Industrious Hen.)
Bample and particulars free. Poultry Suce
cess, Desk V., Charlottesville, Va.
MERCHANDISE, |
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ARTICLES FOR SALE. 51
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BICYCLES-—Harry F. Willlams, dealer
and repairer. 120 EBdgewood avenue,
Ivy 6706-L.
BVERY successful business has imitators.
The original Hobby Shop is at 229 Mari«
etta street,
FOR SALW- New Grafonola. Bargain. (00,
P. Howard, 1320 Candler Bidg. Ivy 4950,
For Furniture and Stoves.
Go to Boorstein's, 33 N. Pryor. New and
used, home and office furniture, Tvy 1611
MADSTONE for sale. Apply to Mrs. H.
L. _Hood, 8 Marietta viace.
THE JAP FOOT PREPARATION.
FOR corns, bunions, calluses, frost bites,
bad odors and acts. Guaranteed absos
)ul-lx. Three boxes sl. Dr. V. A, Ham-«
mond, 37-A Belma street.
1,200 COINS, 500 paper bills, 5,000 stamps
juts recelved and on sale. The Hoby
Shop, 229 Marietta street,
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT, ‘52
THREE cases of pigeon holes, one tallor's
Singer sewing muachine, one Smith-Pre«
mier typewriter, one iron safe for sale,
cheap, for eash, Apply The Menter Co,
71% Whitchall streat
HOBART electric coffee mill for msale,
-W. _P. Humphrey, Stone Meu fi'e!.-_!*,e
UNDERWOOD typewriter, perf condi
tion, sell cheap for cash, P. O. Box
b 6, Decatur, Ga.
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FU¥EL AND FEED, ne
1
COAL
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WE are prepared to con
tract for large tonnage of
domestic and steam coal
1
and coke. Try some of our
BIG BEN
I A
STEAM COAL
TRUITT COAL
& IRON C 0.,,
Phone 753 Candler Bldg.,
Atlanta, Ga.
KINDLING WOOD.
BCRAP ‘nno kindling nnd’ for use, msold
very cheap by the load If You send your
dray for It, We have no delivery, Atlanta
Kindling and Wood Co., 92 Davis street,
Hell phone Main 1281,
R T e TU I I UI T T
GOOD THINGS TO EAT, Ly
Sunshine Salted Peanuts.
WANTED-TO PURNISH CUSTOMERS
NICE COUNTRY BUTTER ALBO b 0
$-1.8, CAN TOMATOER PUT UP RBY
CLUB GIRL. MRS CHARLEE WATSON,
KENNESAW GaA.
SUNDAY, KEBRUARY 16, 1919
AUCTION SALES,
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AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, February 17, at
86 S. Pryor, the furnish
ings from a Byron and
Ponce Del.eon apartment,
including a S6OO mahogany
upright Everett piano;
Also a large consignment
of very fine new sample fur
niture and discontinued
patterns in rugs and art
squares. At this sale we
will offer the finest and
largest assortment of
slightly used and new fur
nishings we have ever of
fered in bedroom, dining
room, living room, varlor
and library furnituie in
beautifully matzhed suits
and odd pieces, rugs, art
squares, a beautiful sample
Karpen living room suit in
the blue silk velour, solid
mahogany (Queen Anne
period), steel beds, bric-a
brae, odd dressers, ehiffo
rettes and dressing tables;
pictures, ete. If you are
about to start housekeegmg
and ecan™appreciate bar
gains, in fine housefurnish
‘ings. you will find it profit
able to attend our sale Mon
day, February 17, at 10:30
a. m., at 86 S, Pryor.
1 B. BERNARD,
} Auctioneer,
} AT AUCTION.
THE entire furnishings of
~a West End Park home;
also a lot of storage goods
sold for storage charges, as
the property of J. W. How
ard, and some new sample
pieces, including dining
room, bedroom and living
room furniture in mahog
any, fumed oak, American
walnut and old ivory, fiber
and Bombay reed furni
ture, gas range, kitchen
cabinet, dining tables,
chairs, buffet in oak, iron
land brass beds, springs,
felt mattresses, chifforobe,
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‘wardrobe, refrigerator, 11-‘
brary tables, porch furni
tue, odd dressers, chiffon
ieres, dressing tables; then
there is fine porch rockers,
bed linen, blankets, pillows,
towels, dishes, utensils,
new and used art squares,
in Axminster, Brussel, Wil
ton and Crex rugs, hall run- ‘
ners, linoleum, eurtains and
other things too numerous,
to mention to the highest
bidder, Tuesday, February
18, at 10:30 a. m.
CENTRAL AUCTION €O,
- - 10-12 E. Mitehell St.
| FURNITURE SALE.
§ 12.50 Cotton Mattress .......... $ 7.50
15,00 Steel Mantel Beds .. ...... 10.00
~ 48.50 New Perfection Ol Stove.. 30.00
35.00 Mahogany Chifforobe ..... 17.50
85.00 Cottage srgnn S ein il s v 36.00
656.00 Detroit Jewell Gas Stove.. 32.60
~ 66.00 Mahogany Davenette ..... 3500
66.00 Mahogany Parlor Suit .... 85.00
460.00 Second-Hand Plano ....., 12500
i $60.00 Player Plano ............ 300.00
- DIXTE FURNITURE CO.,
| 85 8. Forsyth St.
;%
i MERCHANDISE.
| > ROTYNING MATERIATA, M
| _flce 204 .'."Z'l‘"‘.m._"..f.“""" B[’ 2&11:
; HOUSEHOLD GOODS. o 9
BIG SPECIALS MONDAY AND
| TUESDAY. ‘
$125 DINING ROOM BUIT cvenees 860,50
:l’i FUMED OAK "l’Yl"l"E'f‘ .82..50;
$66 MAHOGANY DINING TABLE. $29.60
$26 FUMED OAK BERVING J
RN ..iin issssness §9.50
$66 WHEELER & WILSON ‘
DROPHEAD tiveassnnenys§9B.Bo
85 WHITE MACHINE, 1
DROPHEAD cermsnaees $32.50
$46 DROPHEAD QUEEN 1
MACHINE siavcssnsnnnes3l4.so
$46 BOX TOP MACHINM ~....... §1.50
§26 OAK DRERBERS ............011.60
sl6 METAL BEDB .....ooovoes.. $8 fio‘
| 826 METAL BEDS .....00000000..911.50
$46 9x12 ART BQUARE .....ve...510.00
$36 9x12 ART SQUARK ..........814 501
i Window shades, boc.
$46 GAB RANGE .......00000000..810.50
. 340 Cas Stove i frsssvacssTlßLoo
WE MAKHKE A BPECIALTY OF MOV
ING AND PACKING,
WONDER FURNITURE O,
e do_B. MITCHELL BT. "
BARGAINS,
In heaters and stoves for cowl, wood, 01l
and gas, new and second hand goods
$660 Upright Mahogany Plane ....$176.00
$45 Bewing Machine i savih o 5D
$ 46 Onk und Mahogany Chifforebe : 26.00
§ 66 Davenotte 36.00
$ 66 Kitchen Cabinet ~............$ 22.50
$22.50 Water Goll Heaters ........$ 12.50
Cias Htoves . crsssnesnness 1700 |
Gous Water Heaters ........8 10.00
SIO.OO Ol Heators ssenns:d 3.78
$15.00 2-. inch Post Metal Beds ’ .75
Bed Hprings | . 1.00
$16.00 Cotton Mattresses ~...., : 7.6
Art HBguares S SBOS RBALD Soy 6.50
Two iron Safes ... .$35 and $50.00
1,000 Other Bargaina, Come and See,
BOORSTEIN'S, 33 N, PRYOR. IVY 1611,
O HALE “Furniture, ohe 4<|»_“ bbds, oil
| stove, chairs, et Address Hox 1068,
Georgian o~
FOR BALW -White onamel baby bod. 96
Walker street
- Cell 1. s
MERCHANDISE. i
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 5: o
FOR BALE CHEAP-Large, fine,
burn:r heating stove; can be Seem \id
19 _Drummond street. e
NO, Beree s
FOR SALE—Household goods, mm 2
Grant St. - 2t f;
e &
GOOD PIANO, WORTH $250.00; Shle
$125.00, $25 CASH, SIO.OO MO.
SILVEY BLDG, A ”
JOhNTiS KIii:NNkED’IdF;UR‘ CO..‘IS'I W#
all, will take o urniture in exchange
for new. Main 1510, Atl. 15560, S o
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FOR SBALE.
DINING room suit, Colonial style, ma~
hogany finish, includes 6 leather seat
chairs, 1 48-inch veneer mahogany e
6-foot extension; 1 54-inch maho{‘n! o 0
board, mirror back: 1 6-shelf china 5
net, 2 mirror backs, glass shelf, jLI
Cost 235; price $136. Library, B 8 %
style, includes 3-piece library suit, h.t.h}
over; 2 rocking chairs, leather seats; 1 8
\lbrary table, 24 by 36. Cost $175; wlog P
SBO. Bedroom: 1 white bed, 4x6; j’j
Wishbone National apring, 4x6; 1 mat- o
tress, 4x6. Cost S3B; price S2O, M’x; e
minster rugs, 9x12; cost S4O each; fi
$26 each. 1 100-1 b King Bee nmrnhr. s
Worth new, $65; price S3O. Call 139
Cooper cstreet. between 6 and 7p, .
Phone Main 1641, 8
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS. o
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ELECTRIC MOTORS—Wo have on hand
At all times a large assortment of used
and new eclectric motors at reduced i
We guarantee same as new all 3
‘hand motors rebuilt by us. We do ad i
of industrial power and light wiring. 3
an Electrie Co,, elet;:tm::ld com.‘ctorl }I
dealers In new and u m nery. o
Edgewood Ave., Atlanta, Ga. Ivy 1788.
Ivy 1790. Atlanta 6,090, 4 3
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' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. L] 3%
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FOR BALE-—Upright piane in good condi
- __tien, rheaF 36 East Ninth lt% ;
HOFFMANN piano, handsome m w
case, first-class condition, coat 'l‘
sacrifice, 150. Box 676 i
NEW Kingsbury $450.00 piano can i
bought cash or terms. Bargain. I;: |
West Fifth, Luckie street car, fig
PIANOS. o
We BUY and SELL pianos on § per cent
commission. Lev us know the make you
want. We can furnish it. ! ¥,
CARDER PIANO CO, 71
0 N. PRYOR ST. 5
P‘ANO~—-Klmblll, mnhog‘n. New. n 3
sacrifice. Storage. 50 .‘ryor s
VIOLINS—Bought, sold, repaired. ;h i
Kimbrell, Forsyth Bldg. Tvy 3109-J. =
SPECIALS AT THE STORES. o 4 .
e ————— £
LESPEDEZA-—Panned re-recleaned, Ne. 1 ii
seed (no Johnson grass), $6 “"f" 3
J. Burson, Slate Springs, Miss. 2
FOR BALE—Seed velvet beans We _offer i
all or part of 2,000 bushels of dd:s
early ninety aay speckled recleaned -1
fully selacted velvet beans of high ger
minating properties, put up in good evem
weight two bushel bags, for immediate or
it Ton IR e, et SR e
plication, pping points, f
gia, New Orleans, Lumun. amm é
Ala, Albany and Clio, Alabama. R
bean seed very scarce, market e
rapidly, get yours now. Te|alnph or Jfi
Velvet Bean Millers’ Bugpy Co. €. £
Payne, Sales Manager, P. 0. Box Afi
Huntsville, Ala. i
FO{I 'EALIIi-vl‘orto‘ Rico Sweet km
plants, well rooted frorm pure stock.
’t&oo per thousand. Larger q\l‘mg
special price. Cabbage and tomato plants
also. Advise boeking your order now for
April shipment. Home Gardeners Plant sq
Co., Columbus, Ga., R. F. D. 3, Box & "
FOR BALK--Good country, clean cane
seed, $2.10 per bushel, f. 0. b, the ecars e
Clarksville, Ga.B. P. West & Co, i
FROSI' proof cabbage plants, Barly Jers
\ sey, Cfimrh-nton Wakefield, Succession
and Flat Dutch-—express—=soo, $1.25; 1,000,
$2; 5,000 at $1.95; 10,000 up at $1.60, f. 0.
b. here. Parcel post prepaid, 100 35 centa; .
500, $1.50; 1,000, $2.60; wholesale and re- "
tail. D. F. Jamison, Summerville, 8, C. ;
FRUIT TREES, shades trees and b i
for sale. 10,000 Armoor River pr{‘eét. i
heldging 2 years old, well branched. e il
livered anywhere in South Carclina, North
l(‘,arohnu, Georgia and Tennessee at $3 54 ¥l
per hgndrud. All kinds of fruit trees, b
shade trees, peean and walnuts. erwf‘fi
’prlcu. February and March time to
GREENVILLE NURSERY CO., Greenvilie,
8. C., P. O. Box 114. %
FOUR BALES PER ACRE—The record of f‘;é
| Vandiver's heavy fruiter cotton, Forty
bolls make pound. " Forty-six per cent lint;
1% Inch staple; no.boll weevils; free from .
all disease. Resists drouths and wind. The )
cotton tha® beats the boll weevil.” Al ssed
&inned and culled on our private machin
ery. Write for facts and preefs from 3
your own State. Special prices on seed
for early delivery. Vandiver Seed Co,
Lavonia, Ga. ;
GENUINE frost-proof cabbage plants; i
26c; by parcel post, 30c, 100; 500, $1.505
1,000, $2.60 Parker Seed and Plant Co,,
33 S Broad St., Atlanta, Ga. &
HEAVY fruiter cotton. Record four 4
per acre, 40 bolls to pound, 46 : 3
lint. Staple 1% ineh. Heavy Frui 3
Company. Carnesville, Ga. j
HEAVY FRUITER OOTTON-—Record e
bales per acre; 40 bolls to pound; .
per cent lint; staple 1% inch. Heavy
er_Seed Co.. Carnesville, Qa. i
LENHARDT'S prize winner cotton; m_‘:
sic; free from all discases, 40 per cent
lint; staple 1%, Supply limited. i
Middle River Geed Fayma, Carnesville, Ga. |
CUTLERY—You can buy reasonable at oup
store kniveg that will cut. Kitchen uten
sl Hightower's, 100 Whitehail. :
BIRLES AND TESTAMENTS—Office s
| plies, nutlonor;, fountain pens, pi 5
framing for sale by the Columbian Lk
Stationery Co., 39 8. Broad street. o
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Bingle edge, 3
dc; double edge, 4c. 66 Peachtree 1
WANTED TO BUY o k
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AUTOS AND JUNK-—We buy junk and old
automobiles. We sell old automobile
parig. ‘uijed Junk CB. vy 36
BEST prices paid for second-hand elota' &
ing. Drop a card. 134 Decatur St v
5092, &
BARGAINS in un(;'! éurnltalr: hnt“ Wonder
Furniture Co., _2___2!"_9'o . § ’
CARPETS, rugs. furniture, pianos, ]
good condition, bought for cash. Call 2
Main 2424, 3
CASIHL
For house and office furniture, stoves,
_heators and refrigerators. vy 161 L
CASH PAID for second-hand furniture.
Pucking and shipping ‘ou. Old fur
niture taken gufl. pay t. 108 South
Forsyth, Main 778. J
CLOTHES—We buy old clothes §
Best prices p-u{ Drop & card .
will call. 160 Decatur street. M. 3736. ,-
e ORI et ST
FURNITURE—B. Hernard will either pay
cash for your house furnishings and
piano or sell them for you. Sale every 3
Monday at 88 South Pryor St. M. 2306. .
FURNITUT I Household .ofimm o
Central Auction Co,, 10-13 Bast i
St., M. 3434, &
FURNITURE bought, sold and exchh
Gibson lurniture Kxchange, M. 4647, :
PURNITURE—Bought for cash; ufi"-ii 4
prices pald, C. A, Swift, Main 2763, :
FURNITURE—Cash paid for old furniture,
Dixie Furniture Co., 85 8, Forsyth ?
HIDES WANTED--Miles & Co. 306 Mari~
s 8t Jnla e T
T BUY old gold, siiver, faise teeth, Cash
pald, MeDuffie, 145 Peachtree _fl_m
TUNK--American wink Co., 187 Petere
M. 1016, buys scrap iron, metals, rubber, .
rags, old autos fln»!_llfigo parts. ;
FURS AND HIDES—
Capital Mide and Junk Ov., $31.333 i
Poters St., Atlunta, Ga. A superior :
market offered for hideg raw h:: '
booswax, scrap lron, metal, ;
other waste material, Write fe¢
price lats, :
BALVATION ARMY-Old clothing, 5
muguzines. We need them now,
A e oot
WANTED—To buy small cash register,
Cheap. Cull_Aflanta 3087, e B
WANTED-~Purchase from owner on easy 2
- terms, d<room house, small store een
nected; eity convenlences; not too far out,
44 Larkin Streot. Main 3226, o
WANTED-~Used showcases, cash w ¥
tors and store fixtures. Box 681, - E
ginn :
i\“",‘{\"l‘l‘}[b- FURNISHINGR 0, A
FOR 6 OR 1-ROOM HOUSE;
CONDITION: REASONABLE.
WANTED-Bhow cases, six :
modorn, in xoud condition; also . 1
State price, ddress Box 2456 eare {4
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£ R
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