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ANNOUNCEMENTS |
Bee Column 1, Page 1, teday's pape ‘
1-—Deaths. 'S phnsey |
—ln Memoriam. w
3~Card of Thanks.
-—Funeral Directors. \
j—Funeral Flowers.
b-Cemetery Lots, Monuments. ‘
—Lodge Notices.
—~Coming Events,
~—~Persons.
o—Lost and Found. |
AUTOMOBILES. j
See Column 1, Page 2, today’s paper.
I&Automnhnps for Sale, e papee.) 1
2—Motorcycles and Bicycles, ]
2-—Automobiles for Exchange.
4——Auto Accessories.
b—Service Stations—Repalring.
f-—Auto Livery—-Garages.
T—Wanted—Automobiles.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
See Column 2, Page 1, today's paper.)
8--Business Services Cffered.
9-—Building—Contracting.
0-—Heating and Plumbing. |
1-—lnsurance.
I—lnsurance.
2—Millinery~-Dressmaking.
3—Moving, Trucking, Storage.
4—Painting-—Papering.
s—Patent Attorneys.
E6—Printing—Stationery.
7—Professional Services.
28—Reépairing.
9--Renovating and Dyeing.
o—Tailoring and Pressing.
Bl—Wanted—Business Service.
EMPLOYMENT.
See Column 3, Page 1, today's paper.)
2-—Help Wanted—Female.
3*<Help Wanted—Male
34-—Help—Male or Female.
f—Salesmen and Agents.
f—Situations Wanted-—Female.
7—Situations Wanted—Male.
FINANCIAL.
ft Column 5, Page 3, today's paper.)
“Business Opportunities.
Jo——lnvestments, Stocks, Bonds.
o—Monéy to Loan—Real Estate.
o—Money to Loan-—Chattels.
I—Wanted-—To Borrow.
| INSTRUCTION.
ISee Column 7, Page 3, today's paper.)
2—Corresponasnce Courses,
B—l.ocal Instruction Classes.
—Musical, Dancing, Dramatic,
16— Wanted—lnstruction.
LIVE STOCK.
See Column 7, Page 3, today's paper.)
—Dogs, Cats, Pets
B—Horses, Cattle, Vehicles.
09— Poultry and Supplies
p—Wunted-—Live Stock. 3
MERCHANDISE
lSee Column 7, Page 3, today’s paper.)
jl-—Articles f[eor Fale.
—Business Equipment.
—Building Materials.
s+-&arm and Dairy Products.
el and Feed.
7—Good Things to Eat.
§—Home-made Things.
9-—Household Goods.
0-——Jewelry and Watches. -
I—Machinery and Tools. .
2—Musical Instruments.
3—Seeds, Plants, Fertilizera.
4—Specials at the Stores.
85— Wearing Apparel.
6—Wanted-—-To Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD :
(See Column 1, Page 4, today's paper.)
§7—Rooms With Boarda. ‘
68—Rooms Without Board. 1
69-—Rooms for Housekeeping. |
o—Vacation Places. ‘
1-——Where to Eat.
72—Where to Stop in Town,
73-—Wanted—Rooms, Board.
REAYL ESTATE FOR RENT
5&99700!umn 2, Page 4, today's paper.)
" 4—Apartments and Flats.
75—Business Places for Rent.
76——Farms for Rent.
77-—Houses for Rent.
B§—Offices and-Desk Room. ‘
79-—Suburban_for Rent. 1
30——%\7lm,mer Places for Rent. w
‘&l‘— anted—To Rent. |
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |
(Bee Column 2, Page 4, today's paper.)
§2—Business Property.
_B3—Farms and Land for Sale. ‘
84—Houses for Sale. |
B§6—Lots for Sale.
- 87—S8uburban for Sale.
. 88—Real BEstate for Exchange.
89—Wanted-—Recal Estate.
AUCTIONS—LEGALS
(See Column 1, Page 4, today's paper.)
90-—-Auction Sares. -~
91—Legal Notices.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. |
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CARDS OF THANKS 3
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THE family of Miss Minnie Moore, deceas
ed, wish to thank friends for the beau
tiful floral offerings and kind attentions
snown her during her recent illness.
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SUNERAY, DIRECTORS
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A. O & ROY DONEHOO—E&I Washington
.St Beoth phones. Prompt.
PAILLLLAY & BRANDON, private ambu~
___lance. Ivy 112-113. 24d Ivy St.
GRFENBERG & BOND—3S Houston St
Both phones, 774. Prompt service.
H. M. PATTERSON & SON—96 North Fors
syth St. Phone Ivy 217, for quick serve
ice.
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COMING EVENTS £
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THE Georgia State Board of Embalming
nieets Tuesday, June 10, 10 a. m., at
the Wigwam Hotel, Indian Springs, for
examination of applicants for license to
practice.enibalming in this State. All ap
plicationg ghould be sent to the secretary
by June 1. For additional nformation ad
dress 8. H. Dunbar, Sec., Atlanta, Ga.
R!:?E carefully the wants and the offers
advertised here today. It will pay you
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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PERSONALS ’
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INFORMATION of my #son, Alex Pack,
left home April 28, 1919; age 15 years,
weight 130 pounds; 5 feet 4 Inches; has
scar above left eye, one on under part of
his chin. Dark hair, blue eyes, brown
splotches on upper lip, fair complexion,
name William Alexander Pack. 1 forbid
any man hiring him. Please notify John
H. Pack, Crosaville, Ala. Route 2. .
BROTHER-—Any tobacco habit may be
easily overcome with pleasant Florida
root. Nature's antidote, Fine for indi
gestion. Gladly send particulars fpee. D.
J. Stokes, Mohawk, Fia. _____________
W&NTED———'N know the whereabouts of
. H. Wooten. Please notify Mrs, W.
C. Foster, Ladrange, Ga., 308 Broom St
TOO make cm.nf‘l In your ad or to -t?
an %call Main 100 and ask tor Lecal 33,
E ADJUSTMENT BUREAU.
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 rightful owwer, retains them for
the finder's own use or advantage, may
upon conviction thereof be punished for
simpla larceny. A persom who finds lest
goods is legally llable to the rightful
owner for their proper care while in the
finder's possession, and he is legally en
:m.:d u: be rolmlbur-od fo;.:xg;uu sue
urr n properly caring o goods
found, and may retain them until sucs
expenses are pald.
LOST—A string of pearls
with oblong diamond
clasp, contained in white
envelope with rubber band
around it. SIOO reward for
return and no questions
asked. Phone Hem. 1640.
$50.00 REWARD offered for recovery of
1917 medel Ford touring car, license
Neo. 68805; motor number, }4“809. Stolen
in Concord, N. C, May 13 Notify Chief
of Police, Concord, N. . ===
REWARD for s<£um. Chevrolet, eng(ne'
71416, license 56152, Right front fender
and windshield cracked; one-man top. No
tity J. B. Scarboro, M. 698. 56 8. Forsyth.
LOST—Suitcase on Seaboard Air Line
train No. 5 at Terminal Station, May 14
Joel 8. Aiken, Greenwood, 8. C. on card.
$lO reward for finder. Decatur 131-W.
LOST—Diamond, sapphire bar pin. The
party who phoned, please call Hem.
706-J, or return to 31 ®W. 14th St., and re
ceive reward. §26 reward.
LOST—One mahogany brindle, male, Beos
ton terrier, about 5 months old, half
white head. Reward. 705 N. Boulevard.
Ivy 5172,
LOST-—2 cardcases, yellow back, identifi
cation card in yellow one. Reward. R.
E. Sharp, Franklin & Cox Drug Store.
WHITE-HATRED fox terrier dog, black
head, black spots on body. J. C. Turner,
LOST—Glasses in case, marked Edmond's
Place. Call Ivy 635-J.
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BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED 18
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§HADES cleaned and reversed; also lace
curtains. 28 Lamar. M. 5027.
BABY CLOTHES our specialty. All kinds
_of needlework. Phone M. 288, ___ ___
NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING CO,,
18% W. ALA. ST. M. 1724.
BUILDING—CONTRACTING 1
Contracting, Building
AND painting. Repair work of any kind,
large or snmiall jobs, at most reasonable
prices. Roof work of all kinds a special
ty. Get my prices before having work
done. J. T. Cunningham, 244 Sells Ave.
Phone W. 416.
. B. RICKRETTS
Repalr Works, plastering, cement work,
painting, tinting, carpenter work, roof
ing and repair work of all kinds a spe
cialty.- 36 BE. Hunter, Phone Main 6227,
ASBESTOS shingles, “Century” ahlnfiles.
fireproof, waterproof, everlasting. Clay
ton 8. Berry, distributor. Keasby & Mat
ison Co., 46 Fairlie St. Phone Ivy 4149,
POTTS & MOORE,
BUILDING, SCREENING.
RE?AIRING. SHELVING,
_159 Mariefta St.__ Main 5554,
HARDWOOD FLOORS—I put in floors of
all kinds. Make a specialty of refinigh
ing eld floors. J. A. Burden, 49 Tye St
Atlanta phone 201,
GUDE
BUILDER.
vy 848, . 00l Oandler BICK. .
GATE CITY ROOFING CO.—Roefing of all
kinds. Repair work a specialty; 20 years'
experience. 161 Pearl St. M. 3051.
MURPHY DOOR BED CO.—Murphy beds,
__(_\ffir'», 204 Peachtree Arcade. M. 2513.
T BUILDING—CONTRACTING 19
ROOFING
The season {s at hand for
building and repairing !
homes. New dwellings were }
never more in demand than |
now, and old ones are read
{ly salable when properly
and attractively repaired.
Your new home or your
old one should have an at
tractive, modern, fire-resist
ing roof. Let us estimate
cost of applying.
1% 3 ), Traq
Dixie Roof & Paint Co..
All kinds of roofing and |
paints. We guarantee our
roofing 10 years. See us for
estimates. No job too small,
no job too large. We guar
antee to save you money on
roofing. Roof cement and
paints.
511 CENTRAL BLDG. MAIN 3785
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Neims & Crawford, Contractors, Builders.
Cabinet Shop, Carpenters, Repairing.
_2}7_7_>‘lflgr-woad Ave. Ph. Ivy 4620-W.
CARPENTER repairing. Also roofing;
Guaranteed for 10 years; on easy terms.
Carpenter, I_\')' fl.’)».')j-.)_._‘A___fi_A s
FAULK-—Contracting, building and repair
| __ling especlally. 1 54 S.. Pryor, Main 1558,
| HEATING AND PLUMBING 20
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FURNACES cleaned out, Bmoke pipe paint
ed; rates reasonable. 405 l Edgewood
_Ale. Atlanta 1654. '
PAINTING—PAFERING z 3
b ORI 2 i ahiiirae Sl
TINTING AND PAINZING
All work guaranteed. Bell one M.
5098-J. 14 Berean avenue.
0.. .D.J. &J. H VICKERY, ___
VALENTINE'S filler color and varnish; 3
coats on “small cars. sls. Large s§2s. 89
Fair. corner Peters street.
LINTING, PAINTING, repairing rooms,
"83.50 to $5.00, Call 6 to 7 p. m. West
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
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MOVING, TRUCKING, STORAGE 23
SOUTI PRYOR TRANSFER CO.
164 8. Pryor St. W. P. Key, Mgr. M 1658,
PRINTING—STATIONERY 20
GOULD MULTIGRAPHING CO.—FORM
LETTERS ADDRFSIINO. FILLING-IN,
MAILING. IVY 6176702 SILVEY BLDG.
ENGRAVED social and business station
ery, weding invitations, anouncements,
!_'mgn & VARY CO., ATLANTA, GA.
ENVPLOPES, letterheads, etc., $3.75 thou
sand, delivered. All printing cheap. Ap
gonl. Rebecca, Ga. . R
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES =1
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CAPT. WM. 8 COBURN
has returned from France and resumed the
PRACTICE OF LAW.
Offices: 909-911 Flatiron Bld. Ph. 1. 7806,
ATLANTA, GA.
DENTAL and surgical- clinic, Atlanta
Southern Dental College, 100 N. Butler
street, opposite Grady Hospital, open dally
from 1 to 5 p. m. Patients pay for ma
terial used.
PAlNLESS—Satisfaction guaranteed. Gold
- Crown, 22-K, $3; bridge work, per tooth,
$3; white crowns, $3. Consultation free.
Georgia Dental Parlors, 101'% Whitehall
street.
H. A. ALLEN ez
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
405-6-7 CONNALLY BLDG.
___M;in 17317. (
DENTAL—Dr. H. Jensen 78% Whitehall
St. Careful attention given teeth. |
REPAIRING =3
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Atlanta Doll Hospital ‘
' FORMERLY 143 Marietta street and 52
W. Harris street, has moved to 195
Whitehall street, and we are ready for
business. Also Marshall's London Cement
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I HAVE a first-class shoe and harness
repair machine shop. All work done with
a stitcher. Have your shoes and harness
repaired before it is too late. Please let me
do your work. Out-of-town work given
:‘ha best of attention. J. F. Lee, Bremen.‘
38,
EXPERT TYPBWRITER KREPAIRS.
Bervice on all A‘Landard makes typewriters,
K. M. Schell, 18% W. Ala. St. Main 2705,
MY -ersonal attention is given to all au«
tomobfle electrical troubles.
Merry Electrical-Ignition Works,
Electric starting, lighting and ignition
gystems.
72 East Tenth St. Hem. 326.
GWINN'S SHOE REPAIRING.
No. 2 8. Pryor street, across R. R., eppo
site 'Kimball.” 6 Luckie St., opposite
Piedmont. Shoes repaired while you wait,
half soles sewed 50c up; rubber heels,
35c. Established 1897.
PHILLIPS CYCLE CO., 392 Peachtree St.
Bicycles Repaired. Bicycle Supplies.
Go-Carts Re-tired. Phone Ivy 2366.
XCOBLO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SERV
ICE. SOUTHERN DRUM CO., AUBURN
AND IVY. .
SCALES repaired and Installed. | P
Forsyth. L 3180-J. 111 W. Caln street.
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RENOVATING AND DYEING 9
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MATTRESS renovating. We buy feathers.
Tvy 1290. American Mattress Co., 64
Piedmont avenue.
EMPLOYMENT.
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HELP WANTED—FEMALE 32
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An opportunity in advertis
ing for young woman, to
grow into a -responsible po
gition ; must know stenog
raphy and typewriting;
moderate salary while learn
ing. The right teacher who
is just entering the com
mercial world would make
good and would find the
work congenial. The appli
cant must be one who is not
afraid of responsibility and
knows stenography, but who ‘
can answer letters without
dietation and take care of
details with dispatch and
accuracy. See Miss Maguire
Sunday, 3 to 4 o’clock,”2o
East Alabama street. |
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IF you are an EXPERIENCED
STENOGRAPHER, in addi
tion to being a rapid, accurate
typist, good speller and good
English education; if you can
turn out quantity as well as
quality; and will come deter
mined to stay, you will find an
excellent salary, agreeable work
and convenient hours. Begin
mers please don’t apply. Give
age, education, experience fully.
Box 1680, The Georgian.
CAN USE EIGHT IN
TO WORK IN CANDY-
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MAKING DEPART
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MENT: GOOD PAY AND
STEADY WORK. Wl
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‘LEY CANDY CO., COR
NER HAYNES AND
l HUNTER STREETS.
WANTED—A refined lady of
good appearance for house-to
house ciuvassing in the city;
prefer one who has had experi
ence in selling to the public. Ap
ply to Mr. Lanford, second floor
Georgian office. Apply Monday
morning ready for work.
REFINKD W HITE
GIRL TO DO HOUSE
WORK AND CARE FOR
Vg .
CHILD OF SIX YEARS.
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APPLY MRS. HERBERT
J. BAAS., 303 WASH
INGTON STREET.
OPERATORS WANTED ON
BOYS'’ KNEE PANTS,
STEADY WORK AND GOOD
PAY. HILLIMAN MFG. CO.,
6515 WALTON ST, :
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ATLANTA, GA., SUNDAY, MAY 1919.
EMPLOYMENT. |
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE J"
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MAMMY NURSE FOR
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1-YEAR-OLD BABY
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BOY; POSITION PER
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MANENT; LIVE ON
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PREMISES IF DE-
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SIRED. PHONE HEM
LOCK 1933,
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WE NEED 6 BON BON
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DIPPERS;STEADY
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WORK AND GOOD PAY.
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WILEY'S CANDY CO,
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(CORNER HAYNES AND
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HUNTER STREETS.
THE BUTTERICK PUBLISH
ING COMPANY REQUIRES
SEVERAL GIRLS BETWEEN
16 AND 20 YEARS OF AGE.
APPLY TO MR. DANIEL, 79-89
MARIETTA STREET, SEC.
OND FLOOR.
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WANTED — OPERATORS EX
PERIENCED ON POWER
MACHINES TO MAKE
SKIRTS, MIDDY BLOUSES
AND WASH DRESSES. L. & L.
MFG. CO., 39 S. FORSYTH ST.
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WANTED — YO U N G
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LADY USHERS. AP
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PLY HEAD TUSHER,
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LOEW’S GRAND THEA-
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EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
FOR BUTTON AND BUT
TONHOLE M ACHTN E;
STEADY WORK; BIG PAY.
UNITED MFG. CO., .33 E.
MITCHELL STREET.
MILLINERY SALES LADIES,
MILLINER, MAKERS;
STEADY WORK, GOOD PAY.
MRS.C.H.SMITH, 80 W’'HALL.
GlßLS—Learn mill ery; be independo_nt_.
Demand for milllners fincreasing daily.
Good positions always open. Making and
trimming taught in four to six weeks by
artistic milliner. Full course $25 for lim
ited time. Sparks Practical Millinery Col
lege, 4015 Whitehall/ Bt., second floor, At
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WISH to hear from lady interested in lit
- erary work, Send us a stery, articla or
poem for examination. If acceptable we
pay you cash, if appointed on our staff
will pay salary. Submit your MS to Ed
itor, Woman’s Natl. Magazine, Desk 1029,
Sysahington, D, C. 00l ol SO,
COLORED HELP—COOK AND MAID
OUT OF CITY; 16 COOKS IN CITY;
MAIDS; WAITRESSES; PANTRY WOM
AN; DISHWASHERS; ALL KINDS OF
HELP. 1018 ATL. NATL. BANK BLDG.
100 GOVT. jobs open to women, SI,OOO
- year. Pleasant work. Paid va
cation. Common education sufficient.
Free list positions now open. Franklin
institute, Dept. 603-P, Rochester, N. ¥.
WRITE WORDS FOR A SONG
We write muysic and guarantee publigsher's
acceptance, Efubmit peems, patriotic,
love or any subject. Chester Music Co.,
538 8. Deaborn, Suite 1867, Chicago.
LADIES—Earn sls per week at homs
spare time addressing and mailing our
music and circulars. Send 25c for music
sample copy and information. Ansonia
Music Co., 606 Ansonia, Conn. &l
WANTED-—Young lady for clerical pos!-
tion. Must be accurate and reliable
State experience and give references with
application. Will pay $12.50 per week to
start. Box 1692,
FIVE bright., capable ladies to travel,
demonstrate and sell dealers; $25 to SSO
per week. Railroad fare paid. Write at
once Gooarich Drug Co., Dept 253,
Omana Nahr Lo | s
$lB WEEK expenses advanced. No can
vassing Wamen to travel, appointing
agents for feed products. Exp. unneces
@ary. Teliable. Mfg. Co., 434 Como Bldg.,
Bhicego. o e
WANTED--A young lady for general office
werk. Must write a good legible hand.
Experience not necessary. Angwer in own
handwriting to Hex 1680, gare Georglan.
WRITE PHOTOPLAYS—-$26-S3OO paid
any one for suitable ideas. Experience
unnecessary; complete outline free.
Write, Producers League. 164, §t. Louis. _
A YOUNG lady for general office work;
must write a good legible hand; experi
ence not necessary. Answer in own hand
writing 1690, care Georgian.
POSITION —As secrefary., at present em
ployed Recommendation from present
employer Address Mrs. C. J.,, 405 Flat
iron Bldg., or call Tvy 8232. =~ = .
WANTED.-EXPERIENCED OPBRATORS
ON SKIRTS, DRESSES AND MID
DIES; GOOD PAY. B. & A. MFG. CO,
136% MARIETTA ST. i
SALESWOMAN for delicatessen counter:
also experienced in making all kinds of
salad. Reference required. Address
Dels; Box 1908, CGity. .= L 0 0.
EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing for
newspapers, magazines. Exp. unnec; de
tails free. Press Syudicate, 212, 8t
Beodw e iE
EXPERIENCED operators on power ma
chines; can use 30 at once; steady work.
Apply 41 E. Mitchell St. Nunnally-McCrea
Company. s £oo Fela
COMPETENT colored woman for general
housework and to help with children;
liberal pay. 25 Queen St W. 337
“WANTED—A first-class cook. Must be ex
perienced and willing. Excellent home
on lot. Phone Hemlock §4O.
MAID for all day or half day for family
of two. Apply before 11 o'clock mern
ings to 438 Bedford Place,
COMPETENT colored cook wanted. Small
family, good wages, room if desired.
Phone Main 4827-W. S
GOOD PAY for good maid who can cook.
Small family. Mrs. J. N. Reisman, Apt,
2, 303 Washington St.
COMPETENT colored woman at once.
Good pay. Call Hem. 2382-J or come to
1028 nghlanfl_:_n;c_‘ngx’xf. & o s
GOOD colored woman. @General house
work. Live on lot if desired. 76 Park
lane. Hem. 494X1. £
COLORED woman to do ceoking and laun
dry work. Good pay and short hours. 26
E. Ninth street.
HOUSEKEEPER-—EXPERIENCED HO
TEL HOUSEKEEPER. 1018 ATL, NATL.
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WANTED—A good woman as cook and
\ laundress. Hours 7:30 to 5. Phone Hem
oßdeßeE .
]x:xmmm:\'m:n cook. Room on lot. Good
| _pay for .gight party Also maid. 442
| Peachtree. et
lt‘n],u}u-;r) women for night work and also
a few day workers. Apply 110 Spring
street, TR
COMPETENT house maid, good refer
ences. Apply 234 I‘»!_32(2_!)_(l,(:9}l"}\'!-:‘_
SMART colored maid for desirable po
sition. Sanitarium _172 Capitol Ave.
GOOD cook. Apply 34 East Sixth St.
WANTED—A colored girl, general house
work., Apply 93 7l,rl«—fl[:_‘i‘!. £t i
AN experienced chambermaid. Apply Pick
-2 WIS N Paiviie street. o
MAID wanted for gencral housewor 208
SRR Ivy 3205-W. e
‘V;,\Z!ST&:D" Woman for general housework.
222 Waverly way. e
GIRLE to recard jewelry, 312 Flatiron
Bildg.
. EMPLOYMENT.
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A-1 MECHANIC,
Permanent posi
tion to right par-;b
ty with an oppor
tunity of promo- ,
* tion. ,é \'
Give experience
and former con- ¢
i nections. : v
BUICK-CADILLAC -
Service Station,
T Madison, Ga.
WANTED — FARMER.
A N EXPERIENCED
AND SUCCESSFUL
TR UCK GARDENER,
HAVING KNOWLEDGE
OF DAIRY AND POUL
TRY RAISING; LOCA
TION FARM, TEN
MILES FROM CITY;
GOOD SALARY AND
GOOD HOME; PARTY
MUST BE ABLE TO
GIVE THE BEST REF
ERENCES. APPLY
CHATRMAN, CARE OF
ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
YOUNG man, not over
22, high school edn
cation; some advertis
ing experience desira- ‘
ble, but not abselutely |
requisite. Should be |
able to use typewriter,
and be willing to learn
the advertising business. ;
Apply, giving full par
tieulars as to education, |
business experience ete.,
to Mr. Schein, Geor
gian-American office.
T T
WANTED,
N N Y N
REFRIGERATING EN
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GINEER TO TAKE
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CHARGE OF A 85-TON
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GEORGIAN.
EXPERIENCED CANVASS
ERS TO SELL A HIGH
GRADE LINE OF TOILET AR
TICLES. APPLY OR WRITE
464 S. PRYOR ST., ATLANTA,
GA.
WANTED —Men of aTvTlT;—Tn_‘rnMr our
sample rooms and learn the cotton busi
ness hy the latest Government standards
We also teach thorough and practical cor.
respondence courses by Cotton Trade Guide
and samples. Start now. A-1 opportuni
t\\vas(' Charlotte Cotton Schoo!, Charlotte,
COMPETENT LINOTYPE OP
ERATORS, NIGHT SHIFT.
ATLANTA ENVELOPE CO.
164 MARIETTA ST.
THREE EXPERIENCED AU
TOMOBILE PAINTERS. AP
PLY 122 AUBURN AVENUE.
JOHN M. SMITH CO.
REFINISHER AND REPAIR
MAN WANTED AT ONCE.
SWIFT FURNITURE CO,, 17 E.
MITCHELL ST.
COLORED HELP-—COOKS, FOR ALL
STATIONS; 4 POTWASHERS; DISH -
WASHERS; CLEANING JANITOR;
NIGHT DISHWASHER; OYSTER OPEN
ER; POERWASHER, sl4 WEEK. ALL
KINDS !i HELP. 1018 ATL. NATL.
BANK BREDG.
DO YOU want to earn money in your
gspare time? We have a wonderful offer
to make ambitious men and women. No
previous experience necessary. No r=oney
required. Write today for plans. Amer.
Products Co., 133 Amer. Bldg., Cinc, O.
COST ACCOUNTANTS, auditors and exec
utives make $2,000 to $6,000 yearly. You
can dq the same, train under cetified pub
lic accountants by our new house study
plan. Write J. B. Tanner, Pres., Dept.
flO'\-l}z ?032"5_1—\:9"'}1i5~l)=ga3n P’,“l".",,(‘_}“,""f!_"_,_
MEN prepare as firemen, brakemen, col
ored train porters, SIOO-$175 month. No
experience nec, Standard Northern-
Southern roads. 500 wanted. Uniforms
and passes furnished when nec. Inter
Rajlway Dept, 145, Indianapolis, Ind. _
WANTED-—A young man about 25 years
old for appraisement and collecting. Fine
future. Must have best of references. Ap
ply, stating business experience, salary
wanted and referbnces or no attention will
be paid. Box 1683, care Georgian. ____
YOUNG MAN wanted. One that has a
working knowledge of typesetting and
compposition work in printing office A
good steady jeb for a young man that
cah qualify Natlonal Paper Co., Simpson
street and So lithern Ra ‘\VW':A_\'; i u k
SALESMEN wanted for complete line new
j and renewed Tungsten and Carhon
(amps, minature flashlight and auto
- lamps Rtapie lines, laMge field, repeat
com. basis. T, C. Smith & Co., 1531 Cher
ry St., Philadelphia, Pa.
MOVING PICTURE man. Give age and
experience, etc. Box 695, care Georgian,
EMPLOYMENT.
= — —— ————
' HELP WANTED—MALE a 3
- e e e e — . e e
‘ R. traffic Inspectors; sllO mo. and ex
penses to start; short houra; travel; 3
months' home study under fnunmn. We
get you P}mlmon. No age limit; ask for
booklet N. 243. Standard Business Train
ing_lnst., Buffalo, N. Y.
YOUNG MAN to purchase aoctive interest
in established, growing office business
whose customers include the largest firms
In this settion. Two or three thousand
dollars required. Address P. O. Box 362,
Atianta, for_appointment. o
WANTED-—-AT ONCE, EXPERI
ENCED HELPER FOR PAINT
SHOP, GEORGIAN TERRACE
GARAGE, 57 E. THIRD ST. 43
WANTED-—Ambitious educated young man
qualify stenographic position railroad
office, $1,200 and pass. Tuition pald from
salary. Attractive proposition. Pledmont
Business College, Lynchburg, Ve.
WANTEIg«Conch sidewalk foreman for
out of town work. Job to last one year.
Nothing but hustler need apply. State sal
ary expected and experience. Apply P, O,
Box 411, LaGrange, Ga. x ‘
WANTED-—-EXPERIENCED AUTO
MOBILE PAINTER. GEORGIAN
TERRACE GARAGE, 67 EAST
THIRD ST.
PRINTER or editor-printer. Moderate
salary to start. Opportunity for ad
vancement. Would consider two-thirder.
No booze-fighter wanted. Enterprise, |
Corneha, Ga. ‘
MEN-—Age 17 to 65. Experience inec-‘
essary. Travel; make secret Inve iga- |
tions, reports. Salaries; expenses, Amerl-‘
can Foreign Detective Agency, 660, St
Louis.
MEN-—Age 17 to 066. Experience unneces
sary., Travel; make secret investiga
tiong, reports. Salaries, expenses. Ameri
can Foreign Detective Agency, 609, St
BIOUIE bt A s
WANTED-—-Good mattress stitcher, perma
nent place and good pay for first-class
man. Apply Atlanta Mattress Co,, 303
Piedmont avenue. Atlanta. Phone 1. 3847,
IYES, if you have two hanas, Prof. G. O.
Branning will teach you the barber's
trade for $35. Good wages. Chain ofl
shops. Position guaranteed. 14 E. Mitchell
TRAVELING salesmen make $1256 to $2.-
500 commission every order. Entirely
new; great demand; no competition. Beau-
EXPE. sole leather rollers Good wages
for competent and steady men. Good
working, living conditions. For full par
ticulars address Rome Tannery, Rome, Ga.
[EXPERIENCED advertising salesmen or
successful in similar line, to sell ad
vertising space to leading Atlanta firms.
Phone Ivy 8811 for appointment. ___, .
WHITE man, experienced in dry .leaning
' and dyeing, who can drive Ford truck;
must furnish reference. Stoddard Dry
‘C_:_l_o_uning Works, 101 Fort St
'GOVERNMENT examinations; thorough
‘ preparation, $5; salary, $1,200 to $2,000;
' particulars free. American Civil Service
' Bchool, Washington, D. O.
WANTED--First-class operator for adver
tising dental office. Good pay and excep
tional opportunity for right man. Write
Box 328, Augusta, Ga.
WANTED--A combination window trim
mer, card writer and advertising man.
Good pay for the right man. Friedlander
Bros, Moulton, Ga.
MAN with seme experience in grinding
cuttlery. Good place for steady man.
Roy Electrie Grinding Co., Memphis, Tenn
BE A DETECTIVE—ExceIIent opportu
nity, good pay; travel. Write o
Ludwig. 914 Westover Bldg.. Kansas City,
NAMES men, 18 to 35, wishing become
railway mail clerks, $l,lOO-$1,600 year.
Answer Box 1700, Georglan. ___ ______
10 WHITE carpenters and 10 white la
borers at once. W, H. Webb, corner
Moreland_and North Ave.
CHANCE to make big money. Best prop
osition of the year. Behrend Co., 207
8. Wabash Ave., (‘hicago.
WANTED—A young man, about 15 years
of age, to learn plate printing. Webb &
Vary, 58% W. Ala. St. -~
TO stop your ad or change it, call Maln
100 and ask for LOCAL 33. The Ad
justment Buréau. |
WANTED —Carpenters. Green houses West- ‘
view cemetery, beginning Monday morn
ing. West 485,
MEN wanted for detective work. J. Ga
nor, former U. 8. Govt. detective, Dan
ville, Tll. /
WANTED-—Colored man for general house
and vard work. 306 E. Hunter street.
SETTLED colored man for garden and
__EBeneral work, Call West 176, ____
PHOTOGRAPHER wanted to work In
city. Box 1696, care Georgian
WANTED —~Three first-class blacksmiths,
Yancey Bros, 122 Walton Bt.
PAINTERS, open shop: first-class only.
_J. T. Cunningham, West 416, ___
COLORED man te work on lawn. l”hnno“
H. 494X1. 76 Park lane »
MAN, boy and wood sawyer for wood
_lg_r_fl, 61 James street ‘
FIRRT-CLASS presser wanted at once.
882 Highland Ave. . . e
GOOD butier. Apply 1180 Piedmont avenue.
T Phene Hemlock 897, | - Lo el
WANTED—Machinist. Wire Gazette, Tis-
HELP--MALE OR ¥FEMALE 34
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WE have increased and enlarged
our store and are going to still
further increase and enlarge. We
can use several additional worthy
employees, A thorough office
woman, capable of making
change and general filing; book
keeper-cashier woman, steady,
settled and capable; stenogra
pher-office woman who under
stands filing, ete.; seven addi
tional capable saleswomen with
experience; five beginners will
ihg to work on stock and learn
business; one experienced man
for clothing and shoes; 2 young
men beginners willing to work
on stock and learn. All of above
require clean, honest work. Also
2 cashier-saleswomen, honest,
capable making change and sell
ing for branch store work. Wat
son’s All-Bargain Store, Pryor
and Decatur Sts.
e e
Y T T
WANTED. ‘
Carding, spinning and
spooler room help.
Cheap house rent. Wa
ter and lights free. Ap
pr
2 \/ N>
J. J. :\I('(/I\AARY,
Superintendent,
Bibb Manufacuring Co.,
¥ €3 ;
Columbus, Ga.
U. 8. GOVT. wants men, women for rail
way mail, P. O, rural carrier, Deptmtl,
fmmigration, customs internal revenue,
other branches L.et our exmert (former
Govt Exani.) prepare you. Write for
booklet, D-17, Patterson Civil Berv.
Behoolf Rochester, N. Y.
MUN-WOMEN, 18 or over, wanted for
U. 8. Govt. life jobs. SI,OOO to $1.600
year Pleasant work. Short hours Paid
vacation. Quick raise. Commen education
sufficient. Hundreds positions obtainable.
Write ';é free list. Franklin Inst.,, Dept.
53-P, Rochester, N. X,
EMPLOYMENT.
e e e e e e
HELP—~MALE OR FEMALE 34
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FREE to supts, teachers, supervisors, ote,:
We have established absolutely free reg-
Istrative bureau to assist in securing and
filling position. Write for infermation and
blank. Sou. Schoolbouk Dr’golltory. At
lanta. Our motto, “Service First"
ADVERTISING HELP.
ALL men and women ld-'r“lnf students
or beginners can learn something great
ly to thelr advantage by writing Boyd Sys
tem, Washington, . C., today.
LOST YOUR JOB?-—Forget it. Work for
yourself. Make more money, get A busi
ness all your own. Send stamp for infor
mation. Worth dollars,. Weaver-Barns Co.,
Birmingham, Ala,
WILIL start you in cleaning and dyeing
business, little capital needed, profits
Write for booklet. The Ben-Vonde System,
Dept. 89, Charlotte, N, €.
LEARN pilano by ear in one week with my
quick simple method. Make $25 weekly. |
Players in demand, F. W. Little, 193
46th St., Pittsburg. Pa.
RELIABLE man and woman to go to
Asheville for summer. Good wages for
right = party, Reference. Phone Hem,
1726,
IMMEDIATELY, Govt. Rwy. matl clerks,
$l,lOO-$1,600 year. Write for list, Frank
lin Inst., Dept. 62-P, Rochester, N. Y.
JOB press feeder. Apply at once to Albert
Morris Co., Peachtree and James, third
floor.
WANTED-~Good ccok, man or woman. 47
_Prado, Ansley Park. Hem. 828.
SALESMEN AND AGENTS ‘35
\ N S N
WE WANT THREE EXPERI
-1 3 N
ENCED RETAIL SALESMEN
¥ "
WITH AUTOS AND ONE
N 3
WHOLESALESALESMAN
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WITHOUT AUTO. PREFER
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MEN ACQUAINTED WITH
D \ v
ELECTRICAL UTILITIES OR
1 . mvyv Y
SPECIALTY MEN. APPLY TO
g N
MR. WHITE, M ANAGER
T 100 -
ELECTRICAL DEPT, 291
N N "
PEACHTREE ST., ATLANTA.
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OZBURN-ABSTON CO.
s arn s i oottty
SPECIALTY salesmen to sell our line di
rect to the trade, consisting of china
ware, glassware and aluminum ware, in
hoth open stock. Phonographs, sewing
machines, fancy fruit and shopping bas
kets, stoneware, galvanized and tin ware,
We are adding new lines. Diyvect factory
shipments. Comm. paid each woek on ac
cepted business. If interested, reply, giv-
Ing address. State territory you are cove
ering. United Mfg. C 0.,, 11th Floor Amer
tc__z_t_n Trust__li_lgi!_..__(‘le\'elund, Ojl_i_o.
SI,OOO PER man per coumty., Strange in
vention startles world. Ten inexp. men
divide §IO,OOO. Did $2,200 in 14 days.
Schleicher, minister, $195 first- 12 hours.
$1,200 c'fh made, paid, banked by Stone
man in 30 days; $15,000. A hot or cold
running water bath equipment only $6.50.
Self-heating. No plumhking or water
works, Investigate. Exc. sale., Credit. Send
no money. Write today. Allen Mfg. Co.,
516_Allen Bldg., Toledo, Ohio. ___ _
100 MEN and women to take orders for
Comer raincoats, waterproof aprons;
thousands of orders waiting for you; §2
an hour. Maher made $53.60 ons day.
Cooper, $28.75, 4 hours. I will give you
$2,600 a year for four average orders a!
day. No delivering or collecting. Stylish
voat free for you. Q"Slxly-h\‘o beautiful
samples, No capital required. Biggest
money-maker in Amer. Comer Mfg. Co.,
Dept. (i-144, Dayton, Ohio.
MARVELOUS dye soap. Brilliant, fast
colors; big profits; $76 weekly on re
peat exders. Buy regularly. Egyptian
Queen Dye Soap a wonder. Dyes silk, cot
ton, wool one minute. Abhsolutely differ
ent. Beautiful colors; light or dark. No
boiling. Will not stain hands. Perfect
results. No exp. necessary. All or spare
time. Wonderful offer valuable products.
Peerless Products Co., Dept. 78, 618 W.
Jackson Blvd., (‘l_\_h?ugo.
AGENTS—Best seller; Jem Rubber Repalr
for tires and tubes; supersedes vulcaniza
tion at a saving of over 800 per cent; put
on cold,. it vulcanizes itself in two minutes
and is guaranteed to last the life of the
tire or tube; sells to every auto owner
and accessory dealer. For particulars how
to make hig money and free sample ad
dress Amazon Rubber Co., Philadelphia,
Pac DS &% -oo i g |
WANTED--Balesmen, thoroughly compe
tent, reliable and sober; traveling and
focal (in large cities) to sell National
Food Directory and advertising t_hnreln;l
men with directory or mercantile agency
reporting experience preferred. Positions
permanent for right men, State #age, na
tionality, references, salary axpfr‘tod. P‘rn
duce Reporter Co. State-Lake Bldg., Chi
cago.
COM, salesmen to devote full time selling
our line of enameled ware direct to the
trade; our line consists of open stock and
asgortments in white, blue and white Hr*i
mottl enameled ware in and out; con
wnrklz'don accepted buginess. In replying
egive home address, not temporary address,
state territory vou are covering. Stewart
Co., Amer. Trust Bldg., Cleveland, O.
BIG summer seller. Something new, con
centrated soft drinks: just add water.
Delicious drinks in a jiffy. Popular for
‘the home, pienics, parties, socials, er.:
‘Small packages; carry in pocket. Enor
‘mous demand. Agents making $6 to §sl2
. day., Outfit free to workers. Just a
‘nnstal today Albert Mills, Mgr., 183
‘Amoru‘an Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. ‘
BOOTT' S Official Negro War History hy}
Emmett J. Scott, Asst, Secty. War, Secy,
Tuskeegee Inst. Special articles by Secy.
war Baker and Gen. Pershing, treaty of
peaca and league of nations. Over (00
pages and 200 official photos of negro Bol
diers and battle scenes. Only hook mdm'st‘
ed by negro organizations. Best terms,
Outfit free. J. L. Nichols Co., Napor\'llle.‘
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GENERAL PERSHING'S own story of the
war, the greatest money-maker for
\agnnts; live man or woman wanted in
every town to sell this wonderful book;‘
coinplete book sent postpaid to progpectivy
‘agents for 35c. Hurry before somebody‘
gets the exclusive agency in your town.
Waycross Novelty Co., Waycross, Ga. |
EXPERIENCED specialty salesman to call
on general stores, hardware and furni
‘ture dealers in the small towns; to sell
a line of crockery, glassware, enamelfiaro,
aluminum ware, tires, etc. Commiaflonn
paid promptly once a week. Real "pro
ducers can earn big money. Give refer
ences in first letter. Eagle Importing Co.,
1900 N. 16th St., St. Louis, Mo.
MAN in each town to refinish chandeliers,
brass beds, automobiles by new meth
od. $lO daily without capital or experi
ence; all or spare time. Every household,
store and office possible customer; field
unlimited in this big money making busi
ness; write for free particulars and proofs.
Gunmetal Co., 22 Blm, Decatur, 111.
MAKE S3O next Saturday, sell the Perrin
Speederator for Ford cars. Used by Ford
Motor officials, Makes Ford run like a
fackard. Put on quick, no tools, no holes
to bore. Satisfaction. Sell 10 te 12 a
day easy. Big profits, fine territory. Write
tor special offer. Address Perrin Co., 994
Hayward Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
VACANCY-—June 1, for competent sales
man or ex-merchant to be employed di
rect by a large Cleveland corporation to
sell merchants a needed high-class special
ty in Georgia territory. Permanent posi
tion, S4OO to S7OO per month; coms. paid
weekly. State expe. N. K. Dill, Box 176,
Station “C,” Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED—Traveling salesman to start re
tailerg on portophone. Gratz's cominis
gsion check last week $99.50; week before,
$106.00. Quick sales. Every retailer a
prospect. Big season starting now. Full
time or spare time. Big commissions on
repeat business. Portophone Co., 609 Mil
ton_St., Dayton, Ohio.
SALESMAN for the State of Georgia to
~ call upon the retail dry goods trade as
representative of a New York importer of
laces and embroideries. Commission basis.
A strong line and large commission. State
age, experience and references in first let
ter. Address Laces, P. O. Box 119, Madi
son Square, New York.
ACETYLENE salesmen—We are making
lowest factory prices on Standard Acety
lene Generators. Increase your prafits 50
per cent by selling our generators, Don't
pass this up if vou are a real salesman.
Don't answer unless vou mean business,
for we do. Dept. M. The Wichita Acely
lene Mfg. Cos Chicago. ¢
CAN you sell to colored people? Write,
Becker Chemical Ca,, St Louis, Mo. «
WANT ADS, FINANCE,
The Atlanta Georgian
The Sunday American
Published by The Georgian Co.,
20-22 BAST ALABAMA Bt,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Entered at &!lnntn Postoffice as
secondsclass matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 3
By City Carrier or County Agt.t'
Daily and Sunday, per week .20
Daily only, per week........ .18
BY MAIL, Postage luhc“od.
The United States or co,
DAILY AND SUNDAY:
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FOREIGN RATES
ON APPLICATION.
EMPLOYMENT.
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_———
HIGH-GRADE salesman and field manag
er. One capable earning S4OO to S6OO
monthly. Salary or commission selling for
manufacturer t& consumers, merchants,
farmers. Complete line -greases, lubri
cating eoilg, roof cement, house and barn
paints, etc. The National Builders. Com=
pany, Cleveland, Ohio,
PRIVATE HEAP pulled down $l5B week
distributing remarkable pictures of world
war. Its sacrifices. Victory and Peace.
SBixty humanly interesting subjects, They
touch the soul of every one. Free supply,
also important portrait. catalog. Consoli
dated Portrait Co., 1034 W. Adams St,
':'_hu‘ugo.
WE NEED distributers in every section as
retail and wholesale representatives of
Rotastrop, Thousands being sold. Demand
enormous, 100 per cent profit. Exclusive
territory to right man. Permanent profit
able business. Write for details. Burke
Mfg. Co, Dept. D, Dayton, Ohlo.
NEGRO IN WAR-—Two histories; take
choice, BEverett Scott's, 600 pages, $2.90;
Kelly Miller's, 700 pages, $2.50. Over
hundred striking pictures negro {n ace
tion. Big hit. Outfit either book free—
both, 50c. Be quick. Mullikin Co., Lume
bherton, N. C.
SALESMAN WANTED—SSO to S2OO week.
Unlimited future. Guaranteed S2OO
phonograph, 50 inches high with sl7 worth
of records and $2 worth of needles for
$74.50. Sells §125. Your com. SSO on every
order. Superior Phonograph Co., 320 So.
Wabash avenue, Chicago.
WOODROW WILSON—Life and WorE
from cradle to forming peace terms for
world. Big book, will contain peace treaty.
Outfit 30c, ready. Be first in field for
life of the greatest man of the age. Phil
lips Publishing Co., Chicago, Atlanta. Ad
dress nearest office.
SELL Mexican diameonds in your spare
time. Beautiful pocket sample case
makes sales on sight. Have rainbow fire
of genuine diamonds; fool experts. Stand
tests. Write today, Mexican diamond Im
porting Co., 215 Las Cruces, New Mexico.
OURS 18 a spontaneous selling proposition
that has the irresistible appeal to all
ages, nationalities and classes. New men
making $6 to S2O day. Ex-military man
made $125 first 5 days. Samuel C. Osborn
0., Dept. H, Masonic Temple, Chicago.
SALESMAN—For 'Ga., Fla., Ala., Miss.,
and La. for well-established line of
specialties to the plumbing trade. Good
propoesition for live man with selling abil
ity Prefer man with experience in sell
ing this trade. Box 2858, care Georgian.
“TIRE ARMOR"” for auto tires, doubles
mileage, makes tires trouble-proof; low
cost; easily applied; outlasts several tires;
immense demand; big profits; men with
selling ability should net SIOO to S3OO
weekly. Motor Products Co., Chicago. °
S6OO per month selling a new patented
fuel vaporizer guaranteed to save up to
50 per cent in gasoline; 40 miles per gal
lon made with Ford car. Sold on money=
back guarantee, One sample free. Stran
sky Vaporizer Co., Pukwana, 8. Dak.
SPECIALTY salesmen to sell line of welle
known temperance drinks; popular sells
er, either exclusive or side line. Liberal
comrmisgions with $35 weekly drawing ac
count. . B. M. Craig, Manager, 502 Title
Guaranty Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. %
SSO A WEEK selling screen door closer
and check. Keeps every fly out of
hbuse and saves door. Big spring and
sunmimer seiler everywhere. Dozen can be
carried. Sample free. Thomas Mfg. Co,
5905 Post St., Dayton, Ohio.
SALESMEN —Bide line Alabama, Geors
gia, Florida and Southeast, calling uponm
general stores, clothiers, haberdashers,
Pocket oufit only. Good money. Cash
and Com. Remittance weekly. Promotion
Mgr., Box 382, Chicago. . ___________
EXCLUSIVE agency electrical specialties,
enormous demand; actual necessity,
quick sellers office, home, store, fwtor{.
Make $5.000 up this year. Small investe
ment required. Ellis & Co., 170 'W. Ran=-
dolph B&t., Chicago.
AGENTS-—Sensationzl sellers, patrietic,
reMgious and negro pictures, 400 kinds.
papier Mache Frames cost 18c, sell 50c.
World war history, changeable signs. Cate
alog and sample free. Peoples Portrait,
Bta. “D,"” Chicago. £
BALESMAN-—Experienced any line. New
strong proposition of merit to general
retail trade in Southern States. $35 weekly
advance to producers The Comtinental
Jewelry Co., 2820 Continental Bldg., Cleve=
land, Ohio.
DAVIS' Lucky selling better than ever—
s3.3s sells for $1.25. Mrs. Lewis sold
280, 7% days, profit $200; ‘37 Varieties"
big winners; 150-200 per cent profit; great
crew managers' proposition, E. M. Davis, |
48, C'hicago.
MAKE $2 an hour taking orders for Good
vear fast selling, guaranteed raincoats;
profit in advance; we deliver and collect;
sample coat free. Write for territory.
Goodyear Mfg. Co., 903 Lillis Bldg., Kan
sas City, Mo.
AGENTS_Cash in on prohibition. $27 to
36 weekly. New, fast selling articles,
going like wildfire. Agents cleaning up.
Write today for particulars. American
Products Co., 163 American Bldg., Cincin
nati, Ohio. G
APPLICANTS pleasa call for cenference
with our Mr. A. W. Deans, Hotel Ansley,
Sunday or Monday or write us direct, giv
ing age, experience and references first
letter. The American Art Works, Coghoc
ton, Ohioe.
SALESMEN-—SBpecialty men sell “Sur lin3
of lamps, china, glass, aluminum and
enameled ware. Big com. payable weekly,
Drawing account to those showing results
Wm. Gohl, salesmgr., 305 S. 7th St., St.
Louis, Mo.
YOU are wasting time if you are not
making $lO to SIOO daily; man or wo
man, start anywhere; materials cost you
78 cents; retail for $45. I made $220 one
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