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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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CARD OF THANKS. 3
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MR. T. ¥. BURKS and Miss Odie Burks,
of Forest Park, sincerely thank their
friends for the Leautiful floral offerings
and many kindnesses shown in the recent
death of their daughter and sister, Miss
Alva Burks.
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PERSONALS, o
ee e et A s
ATLANTA house cleaning preparation has
moved from 1156 West Mitchell to o 4
Irwin street; lvy 6676-J; Carson & Freder
ht._____________y________
PHOTOGAPHERS,
Last June Private Anthony Parillo had
his picture taken, and unexpectedly was
sent eversea, where he died. The family
is anxious to have them and will pay the
balance. Address Dr. G. A. Parilio, 415-417
Dollar Bank Bldg., Youngstown, Ohio
$76 REWARD wil! b. paid for the re
captyre of Sam Taylor, escaped from
Wilkinson County, October 31, 1918. ~Dark
mulatto, 6 feet 23 inches; weight, 120;
sear on right han’l “gaused from - being
Burned. Scar on throat, has been cut
Age 20 years. Scar on small part of back.
Bcar on left knee. Scar on top of head.
M. M. Eady, warden, Irwinton, Ga
LOST AND FOUND. 10
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THE LAW of Georgia declares a finder of
lost goods who having means of know
ing the rl,lutux owner, retains them for
the finder's own use or advantage, may
completion ther-of be punished for
fio .arceny A person who finds lost
is legally ltable to the rightful
gn for their proper care while in the
4 possession, and he is legally en
titled I.‘ reimbursed for expenses In
’U’M properly caring for the goods
ound, and may retain them until such
expensss are paid
POUND—Pointer bitch, about § years old,
white with liver spot on head. Call
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LOST—Om Bouth Decatur car or dewntown
pink cameo pin Thursday night. Suitable
BN Dee Ml - T
fl‘:’.‘mu hound Enpfiu, white with
Cfint‘ on back. laok and brown
ears. 1 Main 665, 109-A Richardson
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LOST——2 leather suit cases between Hamp
ton and Atlanta. Miss Sarah Cobb,
B
LOBT—One diamond cirels pin set in th
pum, contalning about 13 diamonds at
Pledmont Driving Club, Friday night
Finder please communicate with Mrs. L. Z.
Roaser, Jr., {t 10 East Sixteenth street and
claim liberal reward. .
lla‘r—(,‘mzen pa{{)or-, sone where around
ntral o Woodward avenues. 88 Wood
ward Ave. BStanislaw Gawkowski. Reward.
LOBT AND WANTED TO BE FOUND—
Om“colorod woman Dark, age about
65, ind & little scattered. Has on a
coat suit of blue, black hat. Name Suzanna
Watson. From Turin, Ga, Route 1, J. W.
Bowers' plantation. Boared train at Se
nola QGa., February 9, 1919, on the A,
B & A Road, 4:10, due Atianta 5:36
Please notify 17-B Lee street. Wlill pay
BRI
LOST—GoId dorine, Initlals “K. D.” Re
ward {f returned. MHemiock 1640,
LOST-—Downtown section, Thursday after
noon, aone woman's ‘dark brown shoe
with light cloth top. Return to Walk
over Bhoe Store, 8§ Whitehall street.
LOST—Btrand of pearl and coral beads.
Bunday nlsm. between « and 8 o'clock,
on Ourrier, Peachtree or North Ave. Re
werd, 1. 1281
BTRAYED-—Fox terrier puppy, about four
months old, Answers to name of Pep.
Return to 769 Pledmont Ave. Reward,
AUTOMOBILES.
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AUTOMORBILES FOR SALE 11
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Atlagta Auto Service Station,
200 IVY STREET.
Aatomobile Bervioe in all branches.
All night mechanical service,
ATLANTA AUTO SERVICE STATION.
M St Ivy 6271-2681.
BIG bargain in the following cars, used
only as demonstrations:
1 Elgin Bo?n
1 Empire €-cylinder.
1 Emfflr. 4-cylinder.
1 El{n 8-cylinder, F-passenger.
1 Interstate f-passenger.
1 Celumbia Six.
Can be seen at
Woodruff Machinery Mfg. Co.,
- 41 Bouth Forsyth St '
DODGE & HUDSON
USED CARS,
DO SSBB i\ ... oorecnnmnd 580.00
UDEON BUPER SIX ....conss.s. 1,400
UDSON BPEEDSTER .......cooe.. 1,666
DGE FIVE-PASSENGER ...ce... 626
DGR FIVE-PASSENGER ....oc.. SOO
DOE FIVE-PASSENGER ........ 760
ODOR BBDAN ........covcevvsees 1,300
DGE ROADBTER .........coooe. 0600
m ears have been overhauled, re
pal and new tops instalied,
4. W. GOLEMITH, JR.-GRANT 00, INC.
229 PRACHTRER ST, ATLANTA, GA.
FORD CARS. :
'A. L BELLE ISLE
390 PEACHTREE BT. IVY 2687.
FORD OARE—When you think of Fords,
think of Bussey, 188 Peachtree Bt.
3 HBages Auto Co., Ford deal
93-96 8 Pryor St. Maim 2843
JOE 8. HUIE,
FORD WIZARD,
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459 LEE ST.
roadster with
for “guick delivery.” A
hergeds 6% Narth Prvor place
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1n
FOR used Buick Sixes and Fours see De
_catur Buick Co., Decatur, Ga. TR
MUST SELL quick, Studebaker six tour
ing car, all new rubber and two extras,
pump, weed chains, jack, ete., at real bar
gain. Will make nice taxi or family car,
See W. V., Miller, 36 N. Forsyth st., be
lwoen”(‘ity Hn!l»nnd Postoffice. PR
NEW and used cars, Apperson Show
_Rooms, 239 Peachtree Bt. Sl TR B
OLDSMOBILE “8"—-b6-pasenger. A bar
gumn. John Leottridge Motor Co., 264
Peachtree St LA g e
ONE-TON truck with Ford motor und
Graham body. Bolid tires on rear
Wheels, Montag Bros, 10 Nelson Bt.
Official Serviee on all makes of
electric starters, generators,
magnetos, earburetors and igni
ters.
Southern Auto & Equipment Co.,
111 80, JORNFTH BT, ATLANTA, OA.
TWO-«ton truck body, cheap for cash; also
chassis and engine, can bhe converted
into trailer. Address Frank Rebson &
Bon, Atlanta, Ga. . SERE
USED CARS-—Hill-Holden Co.,
245 Peachtree St Ivy 1694.
USED CARS for sale. Many good bar
gains. Chas. W. Tway Co., 181 Peach
tree street.
USED CAR-—Bargains. Willys-Overland,
_nc. 61 Peachtren St _
USED CA™SB-Several good bargains. At
_lanta Cu 'llac C 0.,, 183 Peachtree St.
USED CARS—Some good, quick bargains.
_Johnson-Gewinner Co., 186 Peachtree Bt.
Bee our wonderful Used Car offers.
Southern Oakland Co.. 270 Peachtres 3t
‘UEED CAR CLEARING HOUSE—IBI Ma
rietta street. Phone Main 4231.
"~ USED CAR BARGAINS.
See us bhefore you buy.
REO ATLANTA CO., °
.. 380 Peachtree Street. Ivy 4177.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 12
FOR SALE-—One bicycle, good conditiom
__at your price. Hemlock 815.
AUTO ACCESSORIES, 14
| St oo A S
AUTO tops, seat covers, slip-on cushions,
curtains and trimmings made on short
notice. A. C. Miller & Co., 33 Gilmer St.
Phony Mute bis. 0 A
FOR SALKE- One used, light panel deliv
~ery body for Ford, or will exchange for
second-hand 1917 or 1918 touring body.
Call Hemlock 444-1. N
GLASS put in windehields, auto doors,
__headlights. Frank Lester, 154 Whitehall.
\ TNy 3 ¥ 1 SR
| WIRE WHEELS
‘ BRIGMAN MOTORS CO.
491 Whitehall St Main 529.
SERVICE HTATIONS—REPAIRTS:G 15
AUTO TOPS. SEAT COVERS.
When better tops are made ‘
We make them. \
Recover tops and all repairs.
ATLANTA AUTO TOP AND
TRIMMING CO.,
165-157 Edgewood Ave. 96-98 Pledmont Av.
Phone Tvy 7660.
ATLANTA Paige Taxi Co., 101 N. For
syth I. 5871 Atl. 704-1304. Open
B s
Automobile Radiators Repaired.
Quick Service, Rl:ht Price.
Service Radiator Works, i
278 Peachtree St. Ivy 4668
CARS REPAINTED. |
TOPS recovered and repaired; wheels,
springs and axles repaired. Bodies built
to order. John M. Smith Co., 120-122 Au
burn Ave., Atlanta, Ga. e
DEKALB GARAGE-—All makes of auto
mobiles repaired. 1004 DeKaib_avenus
GARAGE open day and night; Btor‘?l
Repairs; also steam vulcanizer. Geo. C.
Morton Co, 95-97 N. Pryor Place; rear
Mavion Hotel. . - g
SOUTHERN WELDING CO.
178 Courtland St Ivy 7227,
Marcus C. Bailey, Mgr. Guaranteed
work. -
We do welding of all kinds (Auto parts or
machinery). BBcored eylinders a specialty.
Prompt attention given express orders.
T Ty o
WELDING AND AUTO
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RADIATOR REPAIRING
By SBkilled Mechanics.
Reasonable Prices. Work Gunnvntg‘od‘
T o
ATLANTA WELDING
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COMPANY,
74-76 IVY ST. PHONE IVY 6367.
AUTO LIVERY—GARAGFS 18
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All Night Service.
B. H. Odom RBros., garage and repairs,
19 Jumes Bt. Bell Ivy 2083; At. Maln 900.
INDIVIDUA]L garage, just completed, one
block off W. Peachtree St. Apply 333
Spring street. AR
PEACHTREE Tax! Service, all T-passen
_ger_cars. Open all night. Call Ivy 3184.
TAXTCABS —Exceisior Auto Company, inc.,
at the Pisdmont Hotel. Phone Ivy 322
or Ivy 436.
WANTED—AUTOMOBILES 117
PIEDMONT J‘UN&QAXég AUTO WRECK
wE buy old autos. Sell us yours. Becond
hand parts for sale reasonable. 4457
Marietta Wt M. N e
WANTED—~To exchange 3 good extra
mules, wagon and harness, all in good
conditton, for 1 auto truck, Ford pre
ferred. Call M. 24268, - ‘
BUSINESS SERVICE.
BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED 18
LACE curtains laundered. Special work.
193 Capitol nvenue Main 2710,
BUILDING—CONTRACTING 19
—A-SFEé'TC)B—Th'n.IM “Century” shingles,
fireproof, waterproof, everlasting. Clay
ton S. Berry, distributor, Keasby & Mat
tison Co., 46 Fuirlee St. Phone Ivy 4148,
GEO. N. MITCHAM,
THOS. P. WRIGHT.
CIVIL AND CONBULTING ENGINEERS.
712 FLATIRON BUILDING, ATLANTA.
GUDE
BUILDER.
PNy 0 i DA
HARDWOOD FLOORS-I put in floors of
all kinds Make a specialty of re
finishing old floors. J. A. Burden, ¢
Tye street. Atlanta Phome 201.
HMATING AND PLUMBING 20
CALL M. 3286 for plumbing and heating
repairs. Work guaranteed. 2651 S,
B b i
PLUMBING Mlllw repair work best in
town. W. N, orris, 230 Courtland
street. Ivy 6828,
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INSURANCE 21
HEALTH, Life and Aceident Insurance for
Masons only No assessmonte, Low
premiums. R, L. Thurman, B§l7 Third Nat,
B R
MILLINERY—DRESSMAKING 22
FRENCH MILLINERY CO.—Call and see
our new line of spring hats. We clean
and remodel hats. Also dye and clean
Eumta. 392 Fdgewood avenue, corner of
oulevard. Take Inman Park car.
MOVING, TRUCKING, STORAGE 23
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SBOUTH PRYOR TRANSKFER 00.,
Packing, shipping. Please call us. We
do good service. We have 4 moving vans.
J. B. HARRIS & KEY,
Bell phone M. 2492-L. 154 South Pryor Bt.,
Atlanta, Ga.
PAINTING—PAFERING “"
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PAPER HANGING. |
MAX GREENGOLD.
Room docornmfi speciaity. Paper hang
ing, plinunq, tinting, kalsominmg, Ivy
6911, or send postal. 113 Edgewood Ave,
TINTING, PAINTING, repairifiy rooms,
pf2so 10 9600 Call'o to 7B m. Wesi
"0 <
B e iol i s
PRINTING—STATIONERY 26
GOULD MULTIGRAPHING €O,
Multigraphing and Printing.
Letter Hends, $3.50; envelopes, $3.50 per M.
Quick Service. Ivy 6176.
- TR BILVERY BLDG, - i
PRINTING—Webb & Vary, good printers,
38 West Alabama St, Atlanta, .
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 2
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DENTAL—Dr. H. Jenson 78% Whitehall
_Street. 7(1_11!'}!\1) _attention given teeth.
PAlNL®SS—Satisfaction guaranteed. Gold
crown 22-k $3; bridge work, per tooth
$3; white crown $3. Consultation free.
Georgla_Dental Parlors, 100% Whitenall
REPAIRING. 8
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Gwinn’s Shoe Repairine.
2 8. Pryor street, across R. R., opposite
“Kimball.” 6 Luckie St. opposite Pied
mont. Shoes repaired whilg you walt.
Established 1887, i PR
R. W. DENTON,
Cabinet work, furniture and upholstering.
160 8. Pryor St. Main SO2-J.
STOVES, FURNITURE-— Boughl sold, ex
changed, repaired. M. 1652-J. 224 Pe
e Aot e
SUPERIOR UPHOLSTERING 00,
Repairing and refinishing. 405 Edgewood
—Ave. Atl. 1654, or drop us a card. _
XCELO MUSICAL INSTRUMENT BERV
ICE. SOUTHERN DRUM CO. ,AUBURN
AND IVY.
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‘ HELP WANTED—FEMALE 32
st s sg i
A COOK WANTED. 145 E. North avenue.
Ivy 4290. e
(.‘%OK for private family, Apply 521
Spring street.
COMPETENT nurse. Apply to 431 N. Jack
son St, Apt. 4.
COLORED HELP—COOKS IN AND OUT
OF TOWN; MAIDS; ALL KINDS OF
HELP. 1018 ATL. NATL. BANK BLDG.
GlßLS—Begin milllnery tralning now for
spring season. New York Millinery school
best in South. Guarantees thorough course,
Mre. Lyle, Mgr., 40% Whitehall St
GRADUATE nurse wanted; one with exe
cutive ability. Glenwood Park Sanitar
ium, Greensboro, N. C.
OPERATOR—On Middy Blouses and
house dresses.
MITCHELL MFG. CO., |
1361 Marietta Street.
OPERATOR-—Be a telephone operator. Ap
_Piy Miss Prince, 2 Auburn Ave.
SKIRTMAKER wanted. Must be first
class for iadles’ tailor., M. Wise, 215
(}rum_l'_(}xncra bldg. i
WANTED —THREE GOOD, EXPER
IENCED OPERATORS FOR HAIR
DRESSING PARLORS (WHITE) AT
ONCE J. W. LIDDEN, BSANITARY
BEAUTY PARLORS, 35 W. ADAM BT,
JACKSONVILLE, FLA _~ "~ "
WANTED — Washerwoman to wash on
lot 3 days a week. 230 Prado. Call
Bap, 2298 - o
WANTED-—First-class maid, must be clean
and neat, good wages. W. §37.
WANTED-—Good cook; phone Hem. 828,
o call;artr 47 I‘flradorl’ln(-e. Ausley liiu‘k.
WANTED—Good upstairs housemald fer
__half day. Telephone Hem, 1863,
WANTED—First-class cook. Apply 300
__W. Peachtree S Ea
WANTED—A first-ciass manicurist. Ap
ply Mike & Mack Barber Shop, 10 East
Alabama St.
WANTED—Reliable woman te cook and
do general housework in small family.
Good wages and room on place. Afiply 165
East 17th street, or telephone emlock
889-L.
WANTED-—Reliable woman to do house
work, references required. Apply Tues
day and Wednesday afternoons, 28 Spruce
St
WANTED—Cook. Apply 10 E. 16th St.
Mrs. R. T. Dorsey. B
WANTED—FIRST CLASS MAID. REFER
ENCES REQUIRED. ROOM ON l.()T.‘
4 WEST ELEVENTH ST. HEMLOCK §39.
WANTED-—Cook for small family, good
__wages, rufe_rfvrvxga_.._ 988 Highland Ave.
WANTED — EXPERIENCED
TRIMMERS ON READY-TO
WEAR HATS; GOOD PAY.
NOVELTY HAT MFG. CO,, 115
GARNETT STREET. ‘
WOMAN to do house cleaning one diT in
waak. Hem. 675-7
YOUNG LADY operator for engraving
press. Southern Photo Material Co., 72
Nnrvh‘!iroad street. s
20 women and girls for ocooks, malds,
nurses, hotel malds, ecafe cooks, dish
washers, pastry cooks, laundresses, wages
from $8 to sl2 per week. 160% Auburn Ave
HELP WANTED—MALE. 33 1
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BARKFR ~EXPERIBNCED WHITE
IE)[R;}AD BAKER, 1018 ATL. NATL. BK.‘
BLDG.
’fiois wanted to help on package wagons,
all day or hefore and after school. Pare
cel Delivery Co.. 174 East Hunter street.
COLORED HELP—2 SBCOND COOKS,
CHEN x‘.‘x’u3?‘}{%?3‘,"l;“:‘?:l'{)"%;{‘}l‘l
1018 ATL. NATL. BANK BLDG.
DRIVERS —Experienced colored package
drivers wanted. Parcel Delivery Co., 174
WA MRtoy WAL
|EXPERIEN§“NY_\ WHITE COUNTER lA‘
ALSO WHITE DISHWASHER. 101
ATL. NATL BANK BLDG.
Electrical Workers!
Before coming to Atlanta
communicate with W, M. Pollard,
i 311 Central Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
i Strike on.
‘ -
jzmfi IENCED ecnttle feedar and care
taker for registered animals. State ref
orence. P. O. Box 1443, Atlanta,
RAILWAY mail clerk examinations March
16 Men and women Particulars free.
;‘n’:."l‘;‘.:]‘, Clvil Service School, Washing
!lll::FJ‘P—morfi;n.*S‘le‘n‘dy“;n:‘rl?‘un-I
mate wages wanted Garte Bncer Metai
Shop, 117-119 Chureh Bt., Charleston, 8 C |
TWO FIRST-CLASS CABINET |
MAKERS: AND REPAIR
MEN; BEST WAGES PAID.
TRINITY REPAIR SHOP, 114
S. FORSYTH.
WANTED- 'Dal!\'ery At;;y.““"{ ‘fi." G}«&r[ln
SATNIS, [eof PRE i
WANTED — FIRST
CLASS ARMA'I‘URE|
WINDERS FAMILIAR|
WIiTH A O AND D.O
WINDING. OPEN SHOP,
8 HOURS, TIME AND
HALF FOR OVERTIME.
BRYAN ELECTRIC €O,
58 EDGEWOOD AVE.,
ATLANTA, GA.
BRO s, I
WANTED-—-A YOUNG MAN
TO TAKE CHARGE OF
CASH REGISTER. APPLY TO
MR. J. C. JONES, STREET CIR
CULATION DEPARTMENT,
ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
’ EMPLOYMENT.
HELP WANTED—MALE, 33
WANTED--Good man for butler and
chauffeur, 896 Pledmont Ave.
WANTED-—~A-1 barber; §ls guarantee; 60
per cent over S3O. Write or wire 8. B.
Cannon, Madison, Fla. = -
WANTEI™-Colored boy 18 to 24 years old
to work In printing plant. Must be a
good worker and honest Atlanta Blank
Book Mfg. Co., 34% West Alabuiia St
WANTED—~A first-class Toird car me
chanic; good pay to right man; none
other need arply. G, Ross Amason, Box
e kv il
WANTED-—-Experienced kite flyers. Per
manent” Address Box 686, care Geor
e
YES, if you have two hands Prof. G. O
Branning will teach you the barber's
trade for S3O. Good wages. Chain of
shops, Position guaranteed. 14 BEast
Mitohell /atyees, ==~ -.-
26 Men and boys for porters, janitors, he’l
boys, soda boys, hallmen, cooks, dish
washers, other inside jobs, wages from $lO
to 317 per week. 160} Auburn Ave. .
HELP WANTED-—MALE OR FEMALE 34
COMBERS—
COMBERS, INTERMEDI.
ATES, SPEEDERS AND
SPOOLER HANDS. ALL
WHITE WORK AND THE
VERY BEST WAGES
~ PAID. CHEAP HOWSE
. RENT. WATER A N D
LIGHTS FREE. APPLY
J. J. McCRARY, SUPT.
8188 MFG. CO., COLUM.
BUS, GA.
TEACHERS - Spring term openings al
ready developing, Forster Teachers’
Asency, Gmant Bldg., Atlanth,
WANTED-—Names women, 18 or over,
wishing permanent Government posi=
tions. $l,lOO a year. Vacations Answer
immediately. Box 6@3‘ _care Georgian.
WANTED discharged soldiers and a few
ladies for pleasant outdoor work. Big
pay to hustlers, Apply Room 119, Peach-
Bree N MREN
WANTED-— FEW GOOD
SPOOLER HANDS; GOOD
PAY, APPIY B, 1. DEAN,
OSPREY MILLS, PORTER
DALE, GA.
SALESMEN AND AGENTS. 35
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HONORABLY discharged soldiers can se=
cure positions as salesmen of monuments
in their mmediate territory when they re
turn home. The demand was never
greater for this line of work. Call er
write us when you get home.
ATLANTA MARBLE & GRANITE CO.,
612 EMPIRE BLDG. __IVY 7291
HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR, by
March, Asent- wanted; outfit 25¢. Hop
kins Book Concern, 144 Auburn avenue,
Atlanta, Ba. o
BALESMEN blg money. SI.OO specialty for
everybody. osts 20 cents. Exciusive
territory. F. P. O. Box 227, Atlanta, Ga.
SALESMAN (millinery), wanted. Experi
enced resident man in Atlanta to handle
the famous fnlllao. flower, fruit and nov
elty line of C. Guerin, who has been a
noted manufacturer of this type of millin
ery merchandise, for more than 50 years
in this country, -and who will offer an
excellent opportunity to an energetic man
who will show results. Address all com
munications to Nathan Silverblatt, Sales
Manager, care C. Guerin, 26 Waverly Place,
!}'fv‘v' Y_nrk City.
WANTED at once three Tood specialty
salesmen with automobiles to travel
Georgia, $60.00 per week, salary $35.00
drawing account. A«1 references rqulrod..
Mr. Payne, Room 927 Pledmont Hotel, Sat-,
urday and Sunday,
WANTED-—A llve traveling salesman, ome
with experience in ecandy, crackers and
wholesale groceries preferred. Give refer
encs, age and experience in reply. Box 678,
care Georgian
WANTED-—Good, relinble salesmen to sel
our up-to-date line of Calendars and
Advertising Novelties, Liberal commis
sions. Write for particulars. The Best
Mfg. Co., State and Elmn Sts.,, New Haven,
Conm.
WANTED-—Capable salesman with refer
ences to call on the wholesale grocery
trade. Prefer with experience. P. O. Box
No, 58, Cordele, 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, ‘
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. 36
WANTED—Permanent 'Fumon by young
lady now employed. wo years’ clerical
and comptometer experience. Main 4597,
SITUATIONS WANTED-—MALE. 37
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ASSIETANT office manager, position de
sired by officer receiving discharge.
Has four years' office experience. Expert
cross index filing clerk, can handle cor
respondence and men with results, Use all
make typewriters. College education. Can
present letters of commendation and %lvc
A-1 rerorence. Can give bond. Box 687,
care Georgian. Gl o L,
BOOKKEEPER and general office man,
two years' experience. Can use type
writer. Discharged soldler. What have
you to offer? Address Box 1082, care
Georglan, £ ‘
GLERICAL young man with 2 years’ time
keeping experience, 3 years' clerical ex
perience, desires position, recently dis- |
charged from army. BSalary not less thu}
S2O per week in city, __Box 673, e
CLERICAL WANTED-—Position by young;
man of 23, discharged from navy., Bot
sulesman and clerieal experience. Prefer
latter. College graduate. Box 698, care
Georgian
CLERICAL or ecafe man, experienced,
wants josition at once. Will leave
town. Address 20 McDonnell street.
CHAUFFEUR, honorably discharged (oceol
ored), wounded msoldier, wants work at
once. Address Eugene Goulshy, 206 Haynes
leh»el, Atlunta, Ga.
| CIVIL EN(HNE[’:R!NO——D‘MARLM wol
dier desires position. Have s B. &, O.
E. degree from a university and have had
fifteen months’' practical rience 4m rail
road and topographie lurwh‘. Can fur
nish excellent reference. Box 588, Geor
glan,
st —————————————
DISCHARGID second lMeutenant of in
fantry wants to learn advertising busi
ness, but can't work for just experience.
A falr salary and chance to learn some
thing will procure the services of an en
ergetic and ambitious man. Address Box
1076, Georgian
MECHANICAL DRAFTEMAN, r.c.utlfy
honorably discharged commissioned of
| ficer, with wsix years' practical drafting
room experience and also some .l‘?arlolmn
in salesmanship. Address Box 078, care
‘ Georgian L L LR ke
OFFICE work wanted by cotton and office |
__man, discharged from officers’ training |
lnchnm____l_xnx 1075, care Georglan, £ '
OFFICR-WORK, genaral, desired E Aaln
| charged woldler. Experienced in book- |
‘ke-pmr, billing and payroll work. Good
eduecation, Exrert in figures. Permanent
position with future desired. Referencea.
Prefer position in M!;. but willing to leave
if_necessary. Box 6 Q_.__(_ngo__goorllln, =
STENOGRAPHER-—A position wanted h,
_an expert stenographer and general of.
fice man; (9 years' experience). Recently
discharged from the U. 8. army. Best of
references. Address Box 692, care Geor
glian,
STENOGRAPHER~Position wanted b'y
A-1 stenographer, capable of running of
fice: have knowledge of bookkeeping. Best
references. Box No. 683, CAre soorl|sn.
WANTED-—~Employment as h-.nd{ man on
all repalrs, factory or machine shop.
Machinist, 18f1, Georgian Office.
WANTED-—A rcmun from the honrs of
7T a m te p. m. Clerieal work de
sired, but will accept most anything; now
employed. Box 683, _ecare Georgian.
WANTED--Work by first-class aute elec
trietan. ltvmlmr experionce. Ref
rences. OnN Tvy k
™
r FINANCIAL.
SR S T
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, 38
FOR SALE—A HIGH-CLASS POCKRET
BILEIARD BUSINESS; BEST LOCA
TION IN CITY, MAKING GOOD MONEY
OWNER HAS TO GO WEST ON Al
COUNT OF HEALTH AND WILL SELL
FOR LESB THAN COST ADDRESS T.
B. HALL, AGT., CHATTANOOGA, TENN
FOR SALE- Good opportunity te purchase
only newspaper in Pierce County
Blackshear l.oan & Savings C(o., Black
shear, Ga. b
OWN a business of your own Get our
Hst of “100 Business Opportenitiea”
LIGHTFOOT'S, 317-18 FPeters Rldg M
e
WANTED--A l»nrnwr to tnke chorge onte
tle feed mixing plant P. O, Box 1443
INVESTMENTS, STOCKS BONDS, 39
LIBERTY BOND PRICES:
12t 3% per centsloo Liberty Bonds, $089.00
34 Imsue ......SIOO Liberty Bonds, $96.50
4th issue ...,,.SIOO Liberty onds, £04.00
(One-half above amounts for SSO bonds,)
Persons residing out of the city 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.
1 will buy and pay highest market price
for Liberty Bonds. Get my vprice before
selling. Can handle out-of-town drafts
¥. H. PECK. 1108 Third Nat. Bank Bldg
MONEY TO LOAN. 40
YOU CAN
5 T
BORROW MONEY
SO CHEAP
And on 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
thmgl 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 ;‘ublicny. We give you all the time
you ant ‘(n repay a loan.
You Can Afford to Borrow
$25 Loan costs but $1.25
SSO & % “ $2.50
SIOO - “ $6.00
$l5O - - * $7.50
You can pay your account in full on
any (ntere’st date aurl_ stop the interest,
Don’t Sell Liberty Bonds
They will surely sell at a premium some
day, besides the Government still needs
your suppert. When you need money bor
row from us on your houschold goods and
save yourself money,
1T 1 Y
GUARANTEE LOAN CO.,
308 Atlanta Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Main 440. Phones. Atlanta 722,
ARE YOU IN NEED
of
FINANCIAL HELP?
DO YOU NEED
MONEY?
OUR BUSINESS IS TO HELP YOU OUT
OF FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE, LIBERTY BONDS OR ANY
THING OF VALUE,
CONSULT
. O.F. WHITTEN CO,,
| 201 Flatiron Building.
| Phones Ivy 6150.
iit e
LIBERTY BONDS.
We announce our removal from 111§
Third National Bank Building to larger
and more commodious quarters, where we
shall be pleased to serye our friends in
the purchase or sale of all :uao securi
ties, as well as Liberty Bonds, registered
land coupon.
_Out-of-town clients may draw through
‘their local banks with bonds attached, as
follows:
SWE ovmerinns el . 88T por SIOO
AL BB ciconsvinsniisie i RR3 DOF SlO9
I B i N iBRE DO SIS
Balance of purchase price will be cale
culated and remitted on day of receipt.
\ - VNT
R. N. BERRIEN, JR.,
& COMPANY,
309-10-11 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING
(AT FIVE POINTS)
TELEPHONE IVY 2511
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
We advise you to hold your honds. If
you must sell, deal only with repu
table bankers. Inforpiation in regard
to same cheerfully géven Communi
cate with us before selling.
BOND DEPARTMENT
Trust Company of Georgia = |
Trust Company of Georgia Bullding. ‘
62 North Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga. ‘
MADE PROMPTLY ON
Planos Automobiles
Furniture Liberty Bonds
or any %ood collateral se_urity,
EASY TERMS AND RATES.
N >
SURETY LOAN CO.
408 FLATTRON BLDQ.
Ivy 4208————— PHONES ~—m—M. 180
eeet et ——
Cliff C. Hatcher Ins. Agency,
Loan Agents for
TRAVELERS' I&HY'I(ANFE o,
Investors’ Savings Company,
Firet and Second Mortgnges at cur
rent rates
SEE REX B. MOONEY
281 GRANT BLDG.—-HOTH PHONES.
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,
BONDS—
BMALL LLOANS ON LIBERTY‘HONDI
v
AT LOW RATES.
WE lend full value SSO to SSOO. Atlanta
Discount Co., 818 Atl. Nat. Bank Bldg.
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MONEY
Advanced to saluried people without in
dorsements or mortgage i
| R. D. ISON COMPANY, ‘
201 PETERS BLDG, =
MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 6 and 7 per cent
city Improved property Established
twenty-seven years. Prompt and confiden
tial attention.
TURMAN & CALHOUN, ‘
EMPIRE BUILDING.
MONTHLY money o lend on Atianta and
nearby real estate, payable $2.16 per
month on the SIOO, which includes interest
No delay, monn! here, Hrown-Foster
Realty Company, 210 Flatiron Bldg. |
MONRBY ADVANCED ‘
to clerks on their salary, without indorse
ment or r?or('nla. Lurhrn or gentlemen,
Apply FULTON BROKERAGE CO., 1212
SREpSh Nam. Waak. |
LOANS, $256 AND UP, i
WITHOUT REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Wight Inv._ Co., 914 Empire Bldg |
MONEY to loan at 1 per cent; b per cent
commission in sums of S6OO, SI,OOO and
more. Thomas J. Wesley, 229 Grant bldg,
LOANB-—3260 to $60,000; special funds,
farms, city and suburban pgoperty. 8.
W. Carson, 414 Empire bldg.
MONEY to lend nt remsonable raies on
improved real estate. Forrest & George
Adalr,
floflfl for loans and purchase money
notes on hand, Liebman, 17 Walton St., |
Real Estate and Renting, SR ‘
WE have fine demana for real estate pur
chase money notes. Brown-Foster Realty
Co., 210 Fiatiron Building, ‘
B e ey
WANTED—-TO BORROW. 41
WANTED-—A loan of $1,760 on real es
tate. No commismion. Address [ox 697,
enre OGeorgian.
INSTRUCTION.
e e e coemiee et
MUSICAL, DANCING, DRAMATIC, 44
Aiboon loni e oAI e s
ALBRIGHT'S ORCHESTRA
Dance or concert orchestra, any number
of pleces that may be desired. Special ate
tention to out-of-city calls. Satisfaction
Buarantead. Address 312 Gould Bidg.
Phone Ivy 4506 or Ivy 67. .
GIBSON mandoline, ete, Holton cornets,
ete. We huy and repair. Southerm Drum
CopAupusn snd Weys o i
LANKE'S DANCING
Dancing Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
| nights, Private lessons daily. Phoue
Ivy 3788,
e eeet e eet s
PROF. HAUFPF and daughter will ac
cept a limted number of pupils in piano
and_voice, m_‘.‘.‘.‘l?.f}lfi,l:%’[‘fl avenue,
e e
LIVE STOCK.
e o o i et st
DOGS, CATS, PETS, 4
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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, §§ 8. Broad St,
HORSES, CATTLE, VEHICLES, 48
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FOR SALE--3 young mules, 1 horse, 1
Jersey bull, 1 springer, 3 fresh cows,
W. R, Sexton, Fayetteville road, Decatur,
Ga,
ONE magpe mule, wel?fi'{,zoo pounds, in
good condition. J. I Jones, 60 East
R e
ONE horse, wagon and harness for sale.
Welghe about 1,100 pounds. Good work
ing_condition. Box soo
TEN splendid registered Shorthorn calves,
Come and select. Shedden Farms, Ray
mond, Ga.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES, 49
A GRAND lot single comb Rhode Island
Red cockerels, $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00
each. Eggs $3.00 and $5.00 per 15. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Craig's Red Farms,
Pickens, 8. C.
B e eet ——
BARRED, also White Plymouth, Rock
0888 for hatching 33 8. Brosad 8t
BUFF ROCKS—A limited number of ex
hibition cockerels for sale at reasons
able prices. Chas. R. Poole, Spartanburg,
%
BUFF Orpington stock. Eggs from finest
stock in South at $3 to f:’- per setting,
fAelivered. Bonnie Brae Poultry Yards, 10
Gillette St., Atlanta, QGa.
S e et e i S
EGGS from Tom Barron Strain White Leg
horns, Records over 260 eggs a year.
Also high record Anconas and Barred Ply
mouth Rocks--$2.50 setting of 15. Free
catalogue. H. N. Cooledge, Phene Hem.
245. Atlanta, Ga. ha e
EGGS from farm range, Single Comb
Ithode Island Reds. A. Waters, Cascade
and Bescher stroets. FPhone West 1158~].
FOR SALE-—Grist Gradys, Hopkinson
Warhorse and Georgia Shawlneck pit
gome chickens. H. Roquemore, Mansfield,
Ga.
GUEBN GROUND BONE will make your
hens lay. Campbell 8r05.,, 77 Deca
tur St TR S
NOTHING but high-class 8. C. Reds for
10 years; 15 eggs, $2. Mrs. L. T. Long,
Trelagn . - o S
REHODE ISLAND RED BEGGS, $3 setting,
from birds of clean, deep, rich red color.
Choice eggs from first pen ss§ for 15, F.
L. _Cox, Hox 76, Jomesbure, da&- . |
IMERCHANDISE. |
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ARTICLES FOR SALE, H‘
N 5 s A SR P-4
BICYCLES-—-Harry F. Williams, dealer
and repairer. 120 Edgewood avenue.
Ivy 5706-L. i e e
FOR SALE--New Grafonola. Bargain. Geo,
P. Howard, 1320 Candler Bldg. Ivy 4950,
For Furniture and Stoves.
Go to Boorstein's, 33 N. Pryor. New and
used, home and office furniture. Ivy 1611
e e eoy
MADSTONE for sale. Apply to Mrs. H.
L. Hood, & Marietis piace. -[0
THE JAP FOOT PREPARATION.
FOR corns, bunions, calluses, frost bites,
bad odors and acts. Guaranteed ahso
lutalg. Three boxes sl. Dr. P. A. Ham
mond, 37-A Selma street.
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT, 52
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HOBART electric coffee mill for sale,
W. P. Humphrey, Stone Mountain, Ga.
FUEL AND FEED. 56 |
WE are prepared to con-
P 3
tract for large tonnage of
domestic and steam coal
and coke. Try some of our
BIG BEN
%
STEAM COAL
1D nmr
TRUITT COAL
' o
& TRON CO.,
Phone 753 Candler Bldg.,
Atlanta, Ga.
KINDLING WOOD.
SBORAP pine kindling rsad'y for use, mold
very cheap by the load {f you send your
dray for it, We have no delivery, Atlanta
Kindling and Wood Co., 92 Davis street.
Bell phone Main 1281.
S T T T I T
GOOD THINGS TO EAT. 57
Sunshine Salted Peanuts.
» MU DING MATHERIATS, N
MURPHY Deor Bed Co., Murpv Beds. Of
flce 204 _7_’_t:_|u'lx(r(- Arcade. . 2613, ‘
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 5
FOR SALE CHEAP-—Lasge, fine, blfl-}
burnir heatffig stove; can be seen at
19 Drummond street. e
FOI SBALE-—Houschold goods. Apply 174
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JONES KENNEDY FUR. CO., 137 White
hall, will take old furniture in exchange
for new. Main 1510, Atl. 1550. ‘
LB L R L SRR
‘ MACHINERY AND TOOLS, o
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ELECTRIC MOTORS-—~We have on hand
~at all times a large assortment of used
and new electric motors at reduced prices.
We guarantee same as new all second
hand motors rebullt by us. We do aH kinds
of industrial power and light wiring. Bry
an Electric Co., electrical contractors and
dealers in new and used macliinery., 53
Edgewood Ave., Atlanta, Ga. Ivy 1788,
Ivy 1790, Atlanta 8,000
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 62
oA it .
HOWFMANN plano, handsome mnhnflny
case, first-class conditiomn, cost $350,
sacrifice, §l6O. Hox 676, care Georglan,
NEW Kingsbury §460.00 piano can be
bought ocush or terms. Bargain. 274
Woet Tiith, Luokis straet o .
ONE VICTROLA for sale. Brand new,
LML e
PIANOS.
We BUY and SELL pianos on § per eont
commission. Let us know the make you
wanty We ean furnish it
CARDER PIANO CO.,
80 N. PRYOR ST,
PIANO--Kimball, mahogany. Now. B‘;
sacrifice, Btorage. 50 N. Pryor street,
VIOLINS—Hought, sold, repaired. 8, M
Kimbrell, Forayth Bldg. Ivy 3109-J,
SPECIALS AT THE STORES, o 4
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CUTLERY-~You ean huy reasonable at our
store knives that will eut. Kitchen uten
afls.__Hightower's, 100 Whitehall,
FOR BALB—Porto Rico Eweet Potate
‘plnn!n. well rooted from pure stock. Price
$3.00 per thousand, Larger quantities
special price. Cabbage and tomato plants
also. Advise booking your order now for
April shipment. Home Gardeners Plant
Co., Columbus, Ga, R. ¥. D. 2, Box J.
LESPEDEZA~Panned re-recleaned, No. 1
#seed (no Johnson grass), 36 ocash, ¥,
J. Burson, Slate Springs, Miss.
| AUCTION SALES.
| 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
and brass beds, springs,
felt mattresses, chifforobe,
wardrobe, refrigerator, li
brary tables, porch furni
ture, odd dressers, chiffon
ieres, dressing tables; then
there is fine norch rockers,
bed linen, blankets, pillows,
towels, dishes, utensils,
new and used art squares,
in Axminster, Brussel, Wil
ton and Crex rugs, hall run
‘rers, linoleum, eurtains and
other things too numerous
to mention to the highest
bidder, Tuesday, February
18. at 10:30 a. m. ‘
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.
10-12 E. Mitchell Bt.
I SPECIALS AT THE STORES, 61
FOR SALE-—Seed velvet heans. We offer
all or part of 2,000 bushels of old crop
early ninety aay speckled recleaned care
fully selacted velvet beans of high ger
minating properties, put up in good even
welght two bushel bags, for tmmediate or
deferred shipment, prices quoted upohnp
plication. Shipping points, Dawson, or
gia, New Orleans, Louisiana, Huntsville,
Ala., Albany and Clio, Alabama. Velvet
bean seed very sciarce, market advancihg
rapidly, get yours now. Telegraph or write
Velvet Bean Millers’ Supply Co. C. B.
Payne, Sales Manager, P. O. Box 206
Hunts_*._i_lle, Ala.
GENUINE frost-proof cabbage plants; 100,
25¢; by parcel post, 30e, 100; 500, $1,60%
1,000, $2.50 Parker Seed and Plant Co.,
3 8 Droad 8t Atanta Ga.
HEAVY FRUITER COTTON-—Record four
bales per acre; 40 bolls to pound; 46
per cent lint; staple 1% inch. Heavy Fruit-
W RLTRET L e A
LENHARDT'S prize winner cotton; proli
fie; free from all diseases, 40 per cent
fint; staple 1%. Bupply limited. Write
Middle River Seed Farms, Carnesville, Ga.
BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS—Office 'up-]
plies, stationery, fountain pens, picture
framing for sale by the Columbian Book &
Stationery Co., 30 W Whand street. .-
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single eds:.
3¢ double edge, d4c. 65 Peachtree Bt.
WATSON'S BARGAIN STORES,
21 N. PRYOR ST, COR. DECATUR,
267 PETERS BT,
121 DECATUR bz
R
WANTED TO BUY 66
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AUTOSB AND JUNK--We buy junk and olad
automobiles We wmell old automobile
parts. United Jubk Co., Ivy $944-J.
BEST prices pald for second-hand cloth
ing. Drop a eard. 134 Decatur St. M.
6092
PARGAINS In used furniture nt Wonder
_Furniture Co., 20 East Mitchell. |
CARPETS, rugs. furniture, planos, in
good condition, bought for cash. Call
Main 2424
CASH.
For houss and office furniture stoves,
_Deaters and refrigerators. Ivy 1611.
CASH PAID for second-hand furniture,
Packing and shipping done. Old fur
niture taken part payment. 108 BSouth
Forsyth, Main 778.
CLOTHES ~We hux old clothes nnd shoes
Best prices ‘g:l . Drop a card, We
| will_eall. 150 Decatur street. M. 3726,
FURNITURE-~8. Hernard will either pay
’ cash for rnur house furnishings and
fano or sell them for you. Sale every
Monday at 86 South Pryor St M. 3306,
FURNITUT B Household {ood- bovht by
~ Central! Auection Co., 10-12 East Mitchell
B, M. 2484,
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FURNITURE bought, sold and exchanged.
Gibson Furniture Exchange, M. 4047,
FURNITURE-Bought for cash; hlslhnt
prices paid. ©O. A. Swift, Main 2763,
TRNITORE—Cash paid for old furniture.
Dixie Furniture Co.. 86 8. Forsyth St
HIDES WANTED-—Miles & Co. 305 Mari
st a 0
JUNK-—American uJnk Ce., 154 Peters,
M. 1015, buys serap iron, metals, rubber,
rags, old autos. Selis auto parts.
SALVATION ARMY—OId clothing, beoks,
magazines. We need them now, Phone
MRS L e
WANTED-~Purchase from owner on easy
terms, 4-room house, small store con
nected; city conveniences; not too far out.
44 Larkin street. Main 3226
WANTED-—-FURNISHINGS OOMPLETE
FOR 6 OR 7-ROOM HOUSE: GOOD
CONDITION; REASONABLE. M 2492-L.
WANTED—OId gold and silver Jjewsiry;
false teeth, McDuffia, 148 Peachtree.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD, ”
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FURNISHED rooms, steam heat, connect.
ing bath, walking distance, gentlemen.
R it isia
GENTLEMEN looking for reasonable room
and board, also meals served. 406
BRI
ONE large, nleely furnished room; elec
tricity, hot water; board It desired. 6-B
Angier avenue. Ivy 314-J
LAZA HOTEL-A good place to stay;
steam h.‘(;,{’fl[fl“lr prices; central _locl
tion. 9% N. Broad 8t Ivy 68J. °—
TWO young men, lovely, steam-heated
room, adjoins bath, meals, 136 W.
Peaehtree, Apt 301,
RS T LL L T T S
ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD. L
ADOLF HOTEL-Rooms with bath, Al
conveniences. Men only, Steam heat,
105 K. Harels street. Ivy 0715,
DESIRABLE fur. rooms. Close in. Nice
~_loention, Call between 9:30 and 3 o'clock.
67 _W. Harris street.
FURNTISHED ROOM. Steam heat and elec
_tric lights. 362 Whitehall, Apt. A.
FURNISEHED rooms for light housekeep
il 82 W Biaker otreet.
TWO gentiemen, for 2 furnished rooms
and_private bath. Hemlock 1484-L.
‘!'ll EAST PINB, 1 nicely furnished fromt
- _room, $2.50 per week. 1. 85457. J,
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, o
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NICELY furnished rooms for nfm houses
keeping; rate reasonable, 184 Capitol
1\1’"" \MI: o P ‘
THRERE furnished rooms for Ilffi! house
keeping for middle age married couple.
No children. Hest section of Atianta, Ref
erences exchanged. Call Tvy 4094-L.
TWO rooms and kitchenette, also 1 room
and kitchenette; reasonable; mo ohildren.
41 West Baker strest :
TWO unfurnished and ene furnished eon
necting rooms, -djolnln& bath, walking
distance. Hlectrie lights, phone, hot water,
Ivy 34586 ‘
THRER nicaly furnished houukumnt
rooms, eonveniences, rhh home, §
weok. Apply 206 Plum 8t ]
The Atlanta Georgian
The Sunday American
Published by the Siar Company
under arrangement with
The Georgian Company,
20.22 EAST ALABAMA ST.,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Entered at Atlanta Postorfice as
second-class matter,
SURSCRIPTION RATES:
Ry City Carrier or County Agh:
Daily and Sunday, per week. .20
Daily omly. per week........ .18
BY MATL, Postage Included,
The United States or Mexico.
DAILY AND SUNDATY:
3 EORP . oocirnnnnersannsailDED
& MOBIRS . yosoecrvoriinrsnve D
B MOBE (i econiririnivin B
1 MOBRE sleecicniniivinene
DAILY ONLY:
3 WORP e ineinnnsrisony NN
B MaBEBE .. civisssssvarsines DY
8 MOHINS .covsyirinesivrrinay BON
L MOBER iiviicivasinsvincnie N 0
SUNDAY ONLY:
2 FOOE . . cnicoscpesiais s il
€ MonthS . vvssessescsssocss LI
S MONERE . iviidvenionniviin B
1 Month ~iccvcvsnsnscsnscna SO
FOREIGN RATES
ON APPLICATION,
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i —rteae —_— — — —_— |
} WANTED—~ROOMS, BOARD, 73
'LIST your rooms at information bhooth,
War Camp Community Service. Phone
Ivy 2891
YOUNG married lady wants room and
board in private family: North Side,
State location and pr\ra. Reference sure
nished Rox 786, care Georgian. G
2 OR 3 rooms for light hnu-ekeepln‘
at once. C. V. M., Room 3566 Kimbal
House.
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‘ APARTMENTS AND FLATS. "
e e e,
APARTMENT -—Wanted, 3 or 4 unfurnishe
ed_rooms, North Side. Phone Dee. 48,
m—tr JOTIO T UE. 20N Dec. S 8
FURNISHED apartment for rent, T}::y
to i rooms; all conveniences. 306
Hunter street.
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BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT. 18
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FOR BALE-—A good lease, the location in
Chattanooga; will pay sixty two hune
dred dollars net in 3% years. Owner
needs morey and ?‘”l sell for half price.
Address T. B. Hall, Real Estate, Chatta=
* noogl.'Tenu.
HOUSES FOR RENT i
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CALL for our weekly rent list. Forrest &
yge;orm-'AdmArr.fl
FIVE-ROOM furnished apartment, m
_Junjper strect. Call Hemlock 2088,
FOR RENT--2-story, 8-room house; good
condition;: block Peachtree and Tenth
streets; all conveniences, except furnace.
f_‘flt_r-:.'!!fi M., Box 684, care Georgian.
HOUSES—List your vacancies with uS
_snuth.rfiv@'ln._&r ‘Ranklglrv__‘_
HOUSES and apartments for rent, Sharp,
Boyiston & Day.
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WANTED—TO RENT. 81
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COTTAGE with five or six rooms '.:‘fll.:
at once in desirable location. Wi
take larger house, C. V. M., Room 356
Kimball _House.
WANTED-—House, or part of house, or Z
or 6 unfurnished rooms with large yard,
before March 15, Box 689, Georgian.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE. 83
ettt <earrtemcsnimrmama i ————
A RARE BARGAIN.
416 ACRES-—Located sn Washington Coun
ty, Georgia. Abhout 3& miles of War
then, Ga,, 2 miles of Chalker, Ga., 13
miles of Sandersville, the county seat.
Bchool and churches nearby, 325 acres in
good state of cultivation, about 25 acres
in pasture under fence and running water,
Balance of place in woodland, Sofl iof
a gray pebble with good quality red clay
subsoil. This quality of land {8 known to
be ot the best giade in the State, very fer
tile, good luwlul-c-r and responds quickly.
‘Mu‘n dwelling 6-room house, hall, front
and back porches, two smokehouses, three
good barns, four tenant houses and other
farm outbuildings. Fine water supply,
wells, springs and everflowing brnucgel-
This farm has been rented for this seasol
{or four bales of lint cotton, balance 0‘
place In five-horse farm, is rented on the
share erop basis, which will make om &
straight rental proposition would bri it
up to about a 20-bale proposition. -gh.
part rented for 4 bales is a 4-horse crop,
making 'n all a 9-horse farm in cultivation
this season. Price sl6 800, with terms of
one-half cash, balance arrsnged to suit
purchaser, with a transfer of rent notes
and rent contracts. No exchange proposi=
tione considered
ZAPF REALTY €O, Ine.,
SANDERSVILLE, GA. _
FOR SALE BY THE
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OWNER:
Four acres centrally located,
Decatur, Ga., as a whole or di
vided in lots, at a bargain cash
price,
GOLDIN HARNESS
FACTORY,
130 Marietta Street.
T FPRCTALIZE in farms. Thos, W, Jacks
=2OB, 1019 Fourth Natl. Bank bidg. =
WE sel! city real estate and farm lands,
Chas. Cone Realty Co., 622 Grant Bldg.
Ivy 1690
HOUSES FOR SALE A 4
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FOR SALE-—List published weckly, M. L.
_Thrower, 39 N. Forsyth street,
FOR bungalows at Lakewood Helghts see
_P._B. Hopkins, Empire Bldg,
FIVE houses for sale by owner. B T.
i AIOKie, TP SIOY.
HOMES on easy paymen without mort
cnx‘m W. D gu-tie. Ll%‘l Trust OCo. of
OBy Iy AT e
LET ME bulld you & home to suit you.
M. G. Norris, Bilvey bldg.
$1,500—6-r. eolu%-, 4 bloocks from ear E.
. College Park. 5 b{ 180. 3100 cash, bal
apoe S2O month. No loan. COity water
and lights D C. Lyls, Grant bldg.
$3,250—8-room cottags, 60x200; l'm
balance, $26 per month. Must be seold.
D. C. Lyle, 212 Grant Bldg.
$2,360—6-room cottage, 100x430, Hast Lale
no city improvements, real bl.rrllu. $l5O
u;uh, S2O mounth, D. C, Lyle, 213 Grant
11dg.
iz,loo ~On Dodd avenue, 6-r. cottage, lm
cash, *2O or $25 mo.; no loan. Gas,
bath, ete. . O Lyle, 212 Grant Blg.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE. 88
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I WANT TO trade my new 6-room briek
bungalow in West End Park for 7T-room
house an North Side. My home. Huas 00~
ment drive, large lot and garage. Phone
West 381-X-1.
W. B TREADWELL & CO.—Neal estate
for sale or exchange, Empire Bld!.
WANTED—-REAL ESTATE, 80
ee e e e ree—
IF you have anything for rent or ssle, st
B||dt with Burdett Realty Co., 116 Candier
m%‘r&ai-fru;rflr i e g
tjulck results. M. O, Kiser, 314
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LEGAL NOTICES, "
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ON and after this date, 2th,
1919, Y will not be ronpon,:l?Dnr any
r::m ohn.t’-tlonn. g -coou:“n:u& or
urred Mre. W, al W
. L GALLANT,
T T TTR
THRE OOST of telling your advertising
story here is less than you would have
to pay te get such good resuits im any
other way.
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