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NOVEMBER 1, 1919.
The Georgian-American
Atlanta’s Want Ad Directory
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THE GEORGIAN-AMERICAN.
Atlanta’s Want Ad Directory.
20-22 East Alabama Street.
S A A A AN A AAN APANAA AL
THOMPSON~—The friends of Mr. Jimmie
Gibson Thompson, Mrs. Viola Thompson,
Mr. Johnnie Thompson and Mrs. F. E. Ar
nett are invited to attend the funeral of
Mr. Jimmie Gibson Thompson Sunday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock from the chapel of
Greenberg and Bond Co. Remains will be
taken Monday morning at 6 o'clock to
Mesena, Ga., for interment.
CARD OF THANKS.
PA A A A A AAP A,
}?r. G. C. Partee wishes to thank his
frfends for the .beautiful floral offerings
and the many kindnesses extended to his
wife during her illness, ana passing to
resh,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—EMBALMERS.
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GREENBERG & BOND, 135 Ivy street.
Both phones 774. Prompt service.
A. O. & ROY DONEHOO—BI Washington
8t Both phones. Prompt.
LODGE NOTICES.
B it AA o AAA AR S
A called communication of
Fulton Lodge No. 216, F.
and A. M., will be held in
Masonic Temple, Monday
evening, November 10, 1919,
at b o'clock, for the purpose
of conferring the degree of
Master Mason on a large
class. All qualified brethren are cor-
Jdially and fraternally invited to meet
with us. By order of
i M. E. Bodenheimer, W. M.
J. H. Leavitt, -secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND.
AANAA A A AAN
THE LAW of Georgia declares a finder of
lost goods who, having means of know
ing the rightful owner, retains them for
the finder's own use or fiivantnge. may
u _ conviction thereof punished for
-ifiio larceny. A person who [finds lost
goods lis legally llable to the rightful
owner for their proper care while in the
finder's possession, and he is legally en
titled to be reimbursed for espenses in
cusred in properly caring for the goods
found, and may retain them uatil such
expenses are pald.
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SIO.OO REWARD
LOST, trayed or stolen, Bird
Dog, Female Setter; black
with gray spots. Answers to
name of Nellie. D. W. Webb,
38 1-2 West Alabama St. Phone
Main 846.
T SIOO REWARD
Fi the return of Dodge touring car No.
16700. License No. 12018, Engine No. |
267682. Stolen from Luckie street, mnear
Cecil Hotel, Friday night ahout 9 o’clock.
Notify E. M. Swift, Internaticnal Harvester
Co. of America. Main 4442
LOST—Gruen wrist watch either on
grounds of Ft. McPherson or on car
coming from fort Monday. Engraved E.
C. H., bracelet was broken., Mr. Hough
ton, 92 Houston st._fg’,wgrd.
WILL party who found black medicine
case, containing medicine and instru-l
ments, return to Dr. J. C. Wright and
receive reward. No questions asked. vy
3676, or M. 2909.
LOST—SIS.OO reward, steel grey llewe"yn‘
setter, male. Answers to name Herkless
Yerk. Return to ‘Wendell Watterson,l
fi’Oak street.
{JOST—Card case, monogram “E. C. P.” at
Franklin and Cox. Return to 204 For-
ME————
ILOST—From 489 Simpson street, black
and tan bound. One eye out. Finder
call Main 4599-J. Reward.
ISBT—GoId rim glasses in Plefimont Park
4 near play grounds. Reward if returned
Ao 341 E. Tenth. H-539.
LOST—Ladlies’ gold watch, Elgin. En
graved M. H. 8. Notify A. T. Cox, or
phone Decatur 366.
LOST—Sun burst, pearl broach, with dia
mond In center. Reward, 193 Lawton or
Phone W-181-J.
LOBT—Taupe fox neckpiece downtown.
Finder call Hemlock 1700 and receive
Hiberal reward. =
LOST—Came pin, Hill, Clark, or Pine
street car. Reward. 104 Hill street,
Wrs. Carroll.
LOST—Very_cld Bible containing family
records. $25 reward. Allen, Box 844,
B e e
LOST—In swing in Piedmont Park, black
fur neckpiece. Hemlock 2942 for reward.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.,
DON'T KILL YOUR WIFE!
Let The FEDERAL ELECTRIC
-9 SHING MACHINE do the DIRTY
RX. Allow us to demonstrate
e free in your home and show you.
~ Walker Electric & Plumbing Co.
91 Peters St. Main 875-887.
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I have a useful invention, U. 8. patent.
No. 1318479, will sell cheap. a house
hold necessity. Thousands of homes are
waiting for it. gend for drawing and
specification. B. C. Clarter, 1410 Hudson
street, U. S. Pittsburg, Pa.
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THE Belgian Household Renovator cleans
rugs and carpets, repairs and polishes
hmfture. cleaner of Oriental rugs. Done at
your home. A-1 work only. Extermination
ev roaches and bedbugs in 8 hours RUuAr
aateed. Le Roy, 186 Capltol avenue. Phone
Maln 8007-3.
EXCHANGE plots for s¢--Photoplay
ideas accepted any form; revised, typed,
übligshed, copyrighted, sold; advice free.
EJ ersal Scenario Corporation, Western
fiml Life Bldg, lLos Aupeien. . o
INVENTIONS wanted; cash or royalty.
Adam Fisher Mfg. Co., 317, St. Louis.
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PERSONALS.
A P A
€2O W. Monroe, Chicago.
THE MAGNOLIA MEDICAL
INSTITUTE,
NO. 464% POPLAR ST. Macon, Ga., has
succeeded in finding a complete cure for
asthma and dysmenorrhoe, diseases of the
stomach and nervous system also cured by
our new treatment. ‘
ADDRESS MAGNOLJA MEDICAL INSTI
TUTE,
464% Poplar St.,, Macon, Ga.
TO maéke changes in your I? or to sto
an ayl call M. 100 and ask for Local Sf
THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU. :
EDUCATIONAL. 1
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WRITE your imagination. We teuch you
how to write photoplays. Turn your
ideas into cash. Write or call for par
ticulars. Southern Scenario Syndicate, 209
Real Estate Building, 208% Twenty-first
street, Birmingham, Ala. |
BUSINESS CARDS.
I HAVE made a life study of complicated
machinery and will guarantee my work
to be satisfactory on typewriters, adding
machines, cash registers, talking machine,
guns of all makes, and watches. “TO SAT
ISFY MY PATRONS IS MY MOTTO.”
Call to see me at 32 Decatur St. or phone
Mr. Clark, Ivy 1339. N
WE COLLECT ACCOUNTS.
OLD and new, wages, rents, claims any
where in the world on commission basis
and pay court costs ourselves, The Hous
ton Co., Ashford, Ala.
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AUTOS—TAXICABS, |
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BALDWIN TAXI SERVICE
QUICK TRUNK TRANSFEHR.
Ivy 28. 88 N. Forsyth St. Ivy 1338,
~ GWIN’S TAXI SERVICE,
6 Luckie St. Twin Sixes. Ivy 4561.
| EXPERT WORKMANSHIP,
GUNS, locks and safes repaired; k;a
made. Main 351. 5 South Forsyth SBt
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| FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING.
AA A A MR AA A A AP A
FURNITURE upholstering. J. 8. Marcy
(L 3 Bon, G Helfie otfont BUHAR BBG;
| DOLL REPAIRING.
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ATLANTA DOLL HOSPITAL,
DOLLS REPAIRED,
ALL PARTS FURNISHED.
| MARSHALL’S LONDON
CEMENT SOLD HERE.
195 WHITEHALL STREET.
ATLANTA DOLL HOSPITAL—DoIIs re
\ l:}lr_ed; all parts furnla‘}!fg. 195 Whitehall.
il MATTRESS RENOVATING
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MATTRESS renovating. We buy feathers.
Ivy 1290. American Mattress Co., 64
Piedmont avenue.
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i PROFESSIONAL SERVICE™
AA A A A AN,
DENTAL—Dr. H. Jensen, 78% Whitehall
St. Careful attention given teeth.
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PRINTING.
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ENGRAVED social and business statlon
ery, wedding invitations, announcements
| Wl & VARY CO. ATLANTA. GA
VALENTINE'S filler color and varnish, 3
coats on small cars, sls. Large, S2O. 99
Fair, corner Peters street.
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PAINTING—PAPERING
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TINTING, TINTING, repairing rooms
1‘384‘.'00 to $6.50. Call 6.t0 7 p. m. West
0-J.
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F. B. RICKETTS
Plumbing C 0.,, 36 E. Hunter St., M. 5227.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
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PATENTS,
Our practice has extended over a period
of 74 years. All communications strictly
confidential. Prompt, etflgent, conscien~
tious service, Handbook free on re&uen.
MUNN & CO., PATENT ATTORNEYS,
Room 809 Tower Bldg., Chicago.
Washington Office—Room 101, 625 F. St
New York Office—Woolworth Bldg.
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- ' REPAIRING
eAAN AA A A APttt
F‘UHNITURE—B\H&. repaired, upholstered,
refinished. All kinds of caoimet work;
reasonable. Johnson Bros., 386 Marietta
St. Main 1168,
FOR repair work, painting and tinting,
call Ivy 5774.
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ROOFING.
A A A A AP
Put on New or Repaired.
WALKER ROOFING CO,,
273 MARIETTA STREET.
Main 4075—2917.
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SHOES.
AAAA AA A A A A A
- SEWED
Shoes 145 SE¥Ee 50c Up
RUBBER heels, 15¢ up, while you walt.
6 Luckie St., opposite Piedmont. 2 8.
Pryor St. Established 1897. Gwinn's Shoe
Shop. et ot ey
TUGGLE SHOE CO. has moved to 56 South
Broad street under the name of McClure
Shoe Store, T. G. Tuggle, Mgr.
STOVE EXPERT.
AA A A A AA A A A ANt
MR, J. O. BRANT, stove expert, formerly
~_ with Haverty Furniture Co., now at 110
8. Forsyth St. Phone M. 2169.
HELP WANTED—MALE.
TWO OR THREE MEN with
selling ability. Men with pre
vious selling experience given
preference. Education, personal
appearance, honesty and energy
are all necessary requisites. We
want Comers and not Has-Beens,
Our proposition is salary and
commission A good man can
earn S3O to S4O a week, and we
want good men. The positions
are house-to-house selling in At
lanta on a high-class Georgia
publication. Two references re
quired. Address Box 130, care
Georgian,
e gttty
WANTED—FuII crew of night
help to start up our mill at
night. We would like to have
all who were working for us on
the night line last winter to re
turn and work for us again.
Good wages, good living condi
tions, good working conditions
for good hands. Milstead Man
ufacturing Company, Conyers,
Ga. 4
WANTED-—Skilled saw mill men in all
capacities; get in touch with us at once
for present and future openings; we are
daily receiving calls for skilled men fromn
veral hundred companies throughout the
:fiutpl and can ‘give you service, Get n
touch with us immediately for particu-
I}:::;ideu Employment Bureaf, Alexandria,
I.ouisiana.
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S\ ITETT
o o Y Nt “HINR
A SPABER - LFOR PEOPLET HvH @
HELP WANTED—MALE.
WANTED—IS Mallea
ble Ir on Machine
Molders.
15 Malleable Iron Bench
Molders;
10 Malleable Iron Floor
Molders;
10 Grey Iron Side Floor
Molders;
10 Grey Iron Heavy
Floor Molders;
10 Grey Iron Bench
Molders.
10 Grey Iron Machine
Molders.
MODERN houses with
all conveniences can
be obtained at normal
rent within ten minutes
walk of the plant. Write
or apply.
General Electric Co.,
: Erie, Pa.
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
BOOKKEEPERS
1920 OPPORTUNITIES FOR
TRAINED MEN
The July issue of the JOURNAL
OF ACCOUNTANCY makes the
statement, “If all else failed and
business were at a standstill, the
Federal Revenue Laws would pro
vide an abundance of work for
all the public accountants who
are now available and for many
times their number.’” This helps
explain why the present short
age of properly trained account
ants has come to be regarded as
a national calamity and why sal
arles of from $2,5600 to SIO,OOO a
year are common and within the
reach of any ambitious man who
recognizes the opportunity and
grasps it at once. -
MAKE 1920 YOUR BIG YEAR.
Start now to prepare. Take ad
vantage of the wonderful oppor
tunities the accounting profesn?l
offers you. You can do for your
self what hundreds of other suc
cessful I. A. S. men have done
for themselves through our train
ing. We teach accounting in a
scientifically simpuiea home-=
study way. No previous experi
ence necessary.
QUICK, SURE, SPARE-TIME
TRAINING.
Accepted applicants guaranteed
satisfaction. Low tuition. Easy
terms. Na class-room annoyances.
Call, write or phone Ivy 6316 for
further particulars. Only a lim
ited number of applicants will be
accepted during October, so do
not delay.
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNT
ANTS SOCIETY,
501 Trust Company of Georgia
Building.
WANTED, .
FIRST-CLASS FLORIST.
EXPERIENCED all-round store man;
a capable designer, one who can
produce high-class work and is able
to properly wait on the best trade;
good position open for the right
man. /
NUNNALLY’S,
101 Peachtree Street. |
WANTE D — FIRST
CLASS COLLECTOR.
CALL MONDAY MORN
ING. WHITE SEWING
MACHINE CO, 133
WHITEHALL STREET.
WANTED — TWO EXPERI
ENCED GROCERY MEN;
MUST BE ACCUSTOMED TO
TELEPHONE. ALSO, ONE
MEAT CUTTER. APPLY MR.
ECHOLS, 160 N. MORELAND
AVE.,
LEARN AUTO-TRACTORS.
BIG demand at big pay for trained auto,
truck and tractor men; oldest, most re
liable school in U. 8. A.; indorsed by fac
tories and garages everywhere; fre -big
176-page catalog. Oome to Detroit, the
heart of auto industry.
MICHIGAN STATE AUTO SCHOOL,
Dept. 13-A, Auto Bldp, Detroit, {\lich.___
WANTED—TWENTY LABOR
ERS. APPLY BUCKEYE
COTTON - OOIL COMPANY,
SOUTH PRYOR AND RIDGE
AVENUE.
ATTENTION, BOY
SCOUTS.
WE will pay $5 per thousand for pine or
magnolia cones; $2.50 per thousand for
gycamore , burrs. Dahl Floral Co., 103
FORCUIree Nlrast. . e b e
ENGINEERING graauates, or men partly
schnoled or experienced in technical work
are wanted for junior engineering and ad
ministrative positions in the larger cities
of the Southeast; immediate opportunities
for advancement and good pay to start,
Telephone, call or write Kendall Weisiger,
Bell Telephone Company, Atlanta. Gs.
LEARN auto and tractor business in 6 to
8 weeks; big opportunities now; master
mg(‘hanlc instructors; same nethod we
uséd to train thousand soldier mechanics
for the U. 8. army in 60-day course.
Double equipment now, Rahe Auto and
Tractor School, 2137 Oak Bt,, Kansas City,
Mo, v
WANTED—Boys between 12
and 16 years old to carry inde
pendent routes. Apply Mr.
Smith, second floor Georgian.
MEN STOP—Don't look for jobs. We'll
teach you barber trade, paying positions
guaranteed, chain of shops; make money
while learning; evervthing S3O. Tools free
Routh's greatest college; send for cata
logue. Jacksonville Barber College, 822 w
Bay nt{gp‘llinfy_nipx!\'xllf,AF‘uL R
WRITE the words for a song. We wri‘e
music and guarantee publisher's ac
ceptance. Submit poems, patriotic, lov:
or any subject. Chester Music Co., 920
South Michigan, Suite 1867, Chicago.
ATLANTA, GA. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1919,
HELP WANTED—MALE.
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WANTED — Several boys;
good salary. Could use a few
9
school boys. Apply Nunnally’s,
33 Peachtree St.
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MEN holding executive and managerial
positions are making from SSOOO to
SIO,OOO yearly. If you are ambitious, La-
Salle Extension University will train you
and make you capable of holding one of
these positions. Catalogues free. Mr.
Grant, Box 732, care Georgian.
BE independent; chiropractic doctors
earn $3,000 to $6,000 yearly; work for
yourself; this good paying profession
quickly learned by correspondence; low
rates; easy terms; illustrated book and
charts free. American University, 26
Manierre Bldg., Chicago.
WANTED—Colored bhoys as messengers,
with or without wheels, pay good,
position steady all winter. sMust come
well recommended. Apply early Monday
morning. Mr. Suttle, Postal Telegraph-
Cable Co., 40 North Broad street.
ANDERSON VUICANIZER SALES CO.
We teach you vulcanizing in ten days.
Buyers taught free. Best methods, best
machine; lowest price.
SHOP AND SCHOOL, ¢
38 Jame+ St., Atlanta, Ga.
MECHANICAL structural designers; head
draftsmen, detail assistants, building
copstruction, structural and mechanical,
eqliipment, power, heating, conveyors, es
timating, SI,BOO-$4,000. American Serv
ice Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
WANTED-—White hoy as messenger, with
or without wheel pay good, position
steady all winter. Must come well rec
ommended. Apply early monday morn
ing. Mr. Suttle, Postal Telegraph-Cable
Co., 40 North Broad St.
R. R. traffic mspectors: sllO mo. and ex
penses to start; short hours; travel; 3
months’ home study under guarantee. We
get you position. No age limit; ask for
booklet N. 243. Standard Business Traln
ing_lnst., Buffalo. N. Y. i
THREE neat appearing men to complete
crew for Southern territory; our men
earning SSO per week above expenses; only
live wires needed. Apply Monday before
8:30 a. m., 407 Austell Bldg.
WANTED—lmmediately for out-of-town
work, 2 first class machinists, 2 electri
cians and 3 colored helpers. Willing to
do labor work. Apply in own handwrit
ing Box 433, care Georgian.
FIRST-CLASS HELPER ON
~ COATS. APPLY 12 WHITE
HALL STREET.
[“’ANTED——Ambitlous men to work at
home. Entirely new business. No can
'vnssing. Inexperienced man made sls
day. Answer immediately. Krafft, Box
896, San Franecisco, Cal.
ANYBODY can increase income S2O week
ly, spare time, growing mushrooms in
cellars, sheds, boxes. Free illustrated
booklet. Hiram Barton, 332-A West 48th
street, New Yorx.
ARCHITECTUAL-DRAFTSMAN wanted,
first class man on houses, apartments,
stone buildings, schools, etc. * State full
particulars first letter Box 843 Sunday
American.
WANTED—One first class A. C. and D. G.
armature winder; also one second class
armature winder. Walker Electric and
Plumbing Co., 1236 First avenue, Colume
bus, Ga. ‘
COLORED man wanted to wear latest
style tailored-to-measure suit and be
general agent in spare time; big profits.
Knickerbocker Tailoring Co., Dept, 6537,
Chicago.
AUTOMORILE instruction; reduced rate;
short time only; license guaranteed;
shop course mnow, S6O. Southern Auto
i§chool Co. of La., 739 Baronne, New Or
eans.
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WE will start you in the cleaning and
dyeing business; little capital needed;
big profits. Write for booklet. The Ben-
Vonde System, Dept. 153, Charlotte, N. C.
MEN—Age 17 to 55; experience unneces
sary; travel, make secret investigations,
reports; salaries, expenses. American
Foreign Detective Agency, 560, St. Louis.
WANTED—2S LABORERS, WHITE OR
COLORED; 8 HOURS; $3 PER DAY.
REPORT MR. ALLEN, PIEDMONT
IPAK, MONDAY, NOV. 10, 7:30 A. M.
EX-SERVICE men—Make money in spare
time taking subscriptions for The Stars
and Stripes. No experience. References.
705- Munsey Blldg., Washington, D. C.
MEN-—Age 17 to 65; experience unneces
sary; travel, make secret investigations,
‘roportn; salaries, expenses. American For
eign Detective Agency, 559, St. Louis.
ATLANTA railway mall clerk examina
tions »n August 23. $l,lOO-$1,500 year.
Sample questions free. Franklin Instie
tute, Dept. G52-R, Rochester, N. Y.
BAKER wanted, first ciass, on bread ana
cake, Shop equipped with latest ma
chinery; good place for right party. Wil
, liam Kahls' Bakery, Quincy, Fla.
MAKE $256 weekly, in spare time, mailing
collection letters; experience unneces
pary; send stamped addressed envelope,
Normande, 147 W. 23d Bt., New York., _
PAPER box press feeder wanted. Also
some young men in the printing depart
ment, National Paper Co., Simpson street
and Southern Railway.
MAN—Mechanically inclined; help refin
ish metal, fixtures; S6O weekly; travel
perhaps; experience unnecessary. Brass
Metals Co., 145, Bt. Louis.
A GOOD salesman with SIOO to invest
can make SSOO per month, BSay. “Show
me.” One man each State. Magic Metal
Co., Atlanta, Ga. R
ELECTRICAL and machinéry draftsmen
needed at once, apply in 'rrson to
Lockwood, Greene and (Co., engineers, 1530
Healey Building.
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WANTEID-—Names men, 18-45 wishing be
come governmcnty mail carriers; SI,OOO
- year. Answer limmedictely, Box
BOISELINARRIN. | e
AM organizing chain grocery corporation
want 25 managers with few hundred
dollars each. “Wholesale” P. O. Box 471,
AN S &
EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing
for newspapers, magazines; exp, unnec.;
details free, Press Syndicate, 229, St
Louis, Mo.
WANTED—Sign painter, commercial and
bulletin; state salary and reference;
permanent job. McCrary Bign Co, High
Point, N. C. = sk
YES, Prof. Branning guarantees to teach
you the barber trade In few weeks;
chamn of shops; good wages. 14 E. Mitch
ell 8t
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COI/ORED BOYS WANTED
TO help on or drive delivery wagons.
__Parcel Delivery (‘,o._,__l_7_4_ y: Hunter Hl.~
COLORED DRIVERS WANTED.
EXPERIENCED delivery drivers. Parcel
Dgllvpry Co. 174 E. Hunter St. e
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOLS WILL TRAIN YOU FOR PO
SITION YOU WANT, 27 ARCADE BLDG
ee e S oot Kot oot
WANTED-—Colored men used to hard
work. Must be able to write well. Apply
fn_own handwriting, Box 129, Georglan.
WANTED-—Young man to assist in office
Must be able to use type writer. CC. and
C. Rosenbaum, 38 Whitehall street.
I handle a King “8.” I wfll give $25 to
a mechanic who will stop the ctverhan
ing._Apply 140 W. P'éree streel§
FIREMEN, brakemen, $l5O-8200 monthly;
experience unnecessary, Write Railway
Atsociation, Hox 3016, Georgian
COLORED HELP—COOKS, MAIDB,{)IBH
WASHERS, WAITRESS. ALL INDS
OF HELP. SOO AUSTELL.
WANTED-—Carpenters $6 per day 10 hours.
Apply on job, .corner of Highland ave
nue and North avenue.
TO stop your ad or change it, eall Main
100 and ask for LOCAL 23. The Ad
justment Bureau, e i
COAT TAILORB wanted at once. Com
municate with 1. Sandier, The Tallor,
Augusta, Ga. e ol deie
MEN wanted for detective work, Write
J. Ganor, former govt. detective, Dan-
Wil Tl T o bRI
PORTERS, janitors, butlers, pressers, wait
_ers, cooks, hnnht_ym:._lfiO"/,_}uhum Ava.__
WANTED—Colored porter. Oxford Hotel,
161 Whitehall Bt.
WANTED—Gardner. Apply 24 Oakdale
road, Druld Hills
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
AA A A AAAN A NN
YOUNG WOMAN.
Opportunity is knocking at your
door, and knocking hard.
Do you know that our wages have
increased about 40 per cent in the
past year?
We teach you a real profession. No
tuition or other charges. We even pay
you a high salary while you are learn
ing. You can use this profession any
where. Considerate, cheerful instruce
tors make the classroom work and
switchboard practice easy to learn.
»
The wages are $lO per week while
learning; sl2 per week after complet
ing training course, with substantial,
regular and frequent increases. Time
and one-balf for overtime. Many op=-
portunities for extra money. You work
only six days each week.
You work in light, clean, cheerful,
well -ventilated opersting rooms. Plenty
of sunshine and fresh air. Electric
fans to keep you cool. You work
seated in a comfortable chair espe
cially designed for you.
The rest rooms are cozy and home
like. We allow you time to enjoy
them and pay you for the time Com
fortable chairs and couches, well se
lected hanginzs amd pictures, a Vie
trola‘or piano (some offices have both),
free telephones for your use, books,
papers, magazines, and other conveni
ences are provided for you. Dancing
and singing. Anrn ideal place for you
to have ‘a good time and to form con
genial friendships.
We serve, in an attractive manner,
well prepared, wholesome, nourizhing,
food at lunch and supper periods at
cost. The menu is varied each day.
Our serving lunch to you at cost
means that you are ahcad at least
several dollars each week.
Many chances for promotion to su
pervisory, clerical and executive posi
tions. There is always room at the top
and also al along the line to the top.
You will have as associates the
Rest class of young women from good
homes. You will form many desirable
and lasting friendships.
Two weeks' vacation with full pay
each year to those with us two years.
Those here less than two years get
vacations with pay in proportion to
their period of service.
We pay ’ou when you are absent on
account of sickness or accident. We
will be glad to tell you the details of
this plan, and also of our pension and
death benefit provisions,
You will find sur company ready to
assist deserving employees in case they
ever need a friend to help them meet
some emergency cendition.
We invite you to call and let us tell
you more about the advantages you
gain by entering our empluymwnm.
Young women, 16 years of age or
over, apply now to Miss Prince, 26
Auburn avenue.
SOUTHERN BELL
TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED AND
INEXPERIENCED |
YOUNG ladies as bonbon ‘
dippers, chocolate dip
pers and packers in candy,
chocolate, eracker and icing
departments; largest and
most sanitary factory in
the South. Health and well
being of employees careful
ly looked after by high
. class matrfon. Hot lunch
daily. Good pay while learn
ing. Steady increases to
those who become experi
enced. Hours, 7:30 to 5:30;
Saturday, 1:00 p. m.
FRANK E, BLOCK CO.,
80 Elliott St.
30 YOUNG ladies are
needed it our factory to
pack and wrap candy. The
surroundings are pleasant
and conditions ideal. If
you desire an interesting
position at good pay with
splendid opportunity for
advancement, it will be
profitable for you to call at
our factory, corner Haynes
and Hunter streets. The
Wiley Company.
GIRLS, 16 to 25,
to pack and wrap
faney candies;
nice work; good
wages and good
hours.
94-102 Edgewood
. Avenue _
NUNNALLY'’S.
WANTED — EXPE
RIENCED YOUNG
LADY TYPISY
G ULF REFINING
COO., 601 HURT BLDG.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED — Saleswomen
for all departments. Posi
tions open for ecompetent
young women. Good sala
ries paid. Apply Monday
morning to Superintendent,
Mr. Wasser, M. Rich &
Bros. Company.
BOOKKEEPER BY LARGE
RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
FOR CUSTOMER’S LEDGERS.
MUST BE CAPABLE OF HAN
DLING LARGE VOLUME OF
WORK AND DESIROUS OF
PERMANENT POSITION,
OTHERWISE DON'T APPLY.
GOOD SALARY TO COMPE
TENT PERSON. APPLICA
TIONS TREATED STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL. BOX' 724,
CARE GEORGIAN.
EXPERIENCED
salesladies want
ed in all depart
- ments. Only those
who ecan qualify
will be considered.
J. M. High Co.
WANTED—2S WHITE LA
DIES, 18 TO 30 YEARS OF
AGE, TO WORK IN PICKLE
DEPT. GOOD WAGES, STEA
DY EMPLOYMENT, HALF
HOLIDAY ON SATURDAY,
WITH FULL PAY. ALL HELP
DRESSED IN UNIFORMS
FURNISHED BY US. OUR
ASSOCIATES AND SU R
ROUNDINGS ARE THE BEST.
APPLY GA. PRESERVING CO.,
BELLWOOD AVE. & SOU. R. R
WANTED — EXPERI
ENCED OPERATORS
ON FELLING MA
CHINES; ALSO BEGIN
NERS FOR PLAIN SEW
ING ON OVERALLS;
GOOD WAGES PAIDJ
WHILE LEARNING.
APPLY NUNNALLY &
McCREA CO., 41 EAST
MITCHELL ST.
WANTED—YOUNG WOMEN.,
The Southern Bell Telephone Company
néeds self-reliant ycung women to quale
ify, after training, as teachers of tele
phone work to student operators.
Tnis work requires traveMng to smaller
cities in Georgia and Alabama.
Applicants must be physically robust,
mentally alert and adaptable.
Normal training and teaching e“perl
ence are desirable, though not essehtial,
The returns are pleasant work, conge
nial co-workers, ample opportunity for ad
vancement, salary pald during training,
and adequate salary after graduation.
Write for application blank to Laura M.
.:'nmh, 7X_—l:‘nuth Pryor St., Atmntu‘.
WANTED — EXPE
RIENCED YOUNG
LADY DNICTAPHONE
OPERATOR. GULF
REFINING CO., 601
HURT BUILDING.
WANTE D — STOCK
GIRLS. APPLY AT
ONCE, SUIT DEPT. J.
M. HIGH CO.
ATTRACTIVE POSITION FOR
EXPERIENCED STENOG
RAPHER. HERE IS AN OP
PORTUNITY TO ADVANCE
AND MAKE A GOOD SALARY
TO BEGIN. APPLY SELIG
(0., 336 MARIETTA ST.
WANTED — POWER MA.
CHINE OPERATORS; BIG
P A Y; PLEASANT SUR
ROUNDINGS. APYPrua
SOUTHERN SPRING BED
CO,, 2 HILL STREET.
WANTED—2S COLORED
GIRLS TO LEARN TO
MAKE BOYS OVER
ALLS.
Good wages paid, easy hours and best
working conditions. Apply
PIONEER MANUFACTURING CO,
Lambert and Tyler Streets,
Take river car line to_Lambert Street.
TYPIST — ONE WHO HAS
SPEED ON TYPEWRITER;
DICTAPHONE EXPERIENCE
PREFERRED, BUT NOT NEGC
ESSARY. APPLY IN PERSON,
ELYEA CO., 15-17 N. PRYOR
STREET. T
WANTED A TYPIST. SAL
ARY $12.00 A WEEK. AN.
SWER IN OWN HANDWRIT
ING. STATE AGE AND EX.
PERIENCE. ADDRESS BOX
847
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
A A AAP AN PPt AN
WANTED—Ladies handy with
needle to learn to trim hats.
Good pay while learning. Also
experienced trimmers. Novelty
Hat Mfg. Co, 115 Garnett St.
e o A e
WANTED—Power machine op-'
erator; good ssalary. Apply
early Monday morning at Wat
son’s, corner Pryor and Decatur
streets.
e et
WANTED — EXPERIENCED
ALTERATION HEL P;
GOOD POSITIONS OFFERED.
APPLY H. G. LEWIS CO., 72
WHITEHALL ST.
WANTED .
EXPERIENCED operators on ladies’.
dresses and middies. Steady work
and good pay. Ideal Mfg. Co., 15 1-2
Peters street.
\VVANTEI)—-—GIRLS TO WORK IN
. ENVELOPE DEPARTMENT, EX
} PERIENCED AND INEXPE
RIENCED. ATLANTA ENVELOPE
CO., 164 MARIETTA ST.
WANTED-—Middle aged salesladies to
take orders from housewives through
grocer for well known nationally ad
vertised food product. Pleasant, per
‘manent and profitable work, weekly
‘salary, car fare and extra bonus. Apply
10 o'clock Monday, 411 Trust Company of
‘(}eorgm Building, Atlanta, Ga.
‘WANTED——-I.&dy for pleasant house to
house magazine work, from now until
Xmas, either ful or spare time, you can
‘make from $25 to S6O per week with my
‘plnn, which has never before been worked.
This ad will ‘not appear here again, so
get particulars at once from Grady W.
Coble, Greenshoro, N. C.
COLORED HELP—EXPERIENCED HEAD‘
WAITER, A-1 SECOND COOK, FRY
COOK, A-1 FRY COOK OUT OF TOWN,
l'loi PER MONTH, DISHWASHERS, BUS- !
BOYS, WAITERS. ALL KINDS OF
HELP , 600 AUSTELL BLDG.
LADIES—Learn millinery. Tne New York
Millinery Bchool is now open in the
Arcade Building. A thorough course guar
anteed from the foundation up. Best ia
the South Mrs. Lyle, New York Millinery
Bchool, 24 floor Arcade Bldg.
AGENT-—Teachers of the wonderful Mc-
Ewan's Basy Shorthand wanted; good
income easily earned in spare time; prac
tically free training as teachers. For
'booklet, write McEwan Shorthand Corp.,
Edison Bldg., Chicago.
U. 8. GOVERNMENT wants thousands
women, 18 up; SI,OOO-SI,BOO year; easy,
pleasant work; short hours; vacation with
pay; list positions open free. Write im
mediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. 603
W, Rochester, N. Y.
GIRLS over sixteen years of n.ge can get
employment at Swift & Co, 72 E. Ala
bama street. Salary to start, sl2 per week,
with increase as soon as they laa;n to do
the work. Apply in person, third fleor,
sausage department.
LADIES—Do photo coloring, tint post
cards, etc., spare time for profit; expe
rience unnec.; we furn. instructions, col
ors, brushes; sample designs 10c. Art
‘KPhoto Coloring Co,, Dept. 149, Newport,
y.
o~y
WHITE woman to make hair
switches. Good pay. 8. A.
Clayton Co., 18 E. Hunter.,
e e —————————————————————
LADIES—S 2 an hour selling guaranteed
hosiery in spare time; position perma
nent; increased earnings for full time.
Write Guaranteed Hoslery Co., 402 Ames
Bt., Dayton, Ohlo.
WANTED—Five bright, capable ladies to
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers; $25
to SSO per week; railroad fare paid; write
at once. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 253,
(')muh;l_.__rj_gb.
$lB WEEK expenses advanced; no can
vassing; women to travel, appointing
agents for food products; exp. unneces
sary. Rellable Mfg. Co., 216 Como Bldg.,
(‘h[cag.
WANTED—White woman or girl as
nurse for one year old child. Home
with famlily. Good pay. Apply Mrs.
{dpe;x;rlnm. 1 Druid Apt, Phone Hemlock
1076,
A WOMAN for general housework in small
family. Must live on premises. Apply
at 246 East Lake drive. Take North De
catur car, get off at East La!t:_t_i_r;lve.
COLORED—BO women and girls for cooks,
malds, nurses, case cooks, waltresses,
Adishwashers, hotel maids, hallgiris, laun
dresses, 37 to sls. 180% Auburn Ave.
WRITE photoplays; $25-S3OO pald any
one for suitable ideas; experience un
necessary; complete outline free. 164
Producers’ League, St. Louis.
WANTED—Ladies to sell waterproof wWork
aprons; easy sellers; big money; free
sample; fine for Christmas gifts. Home
Supply 790.,”_Greenflgl_id, ”lnd. /
LADIES solid gold lavaliere, other gifts;
given for few hours easy work. Re
quest particulars. Wilson Co., Clara and
Minerva, Bt. Louis, Mo.
WANTED-—Girl in mail order dept. Must
write neat business hand and be steady
worker. Apply Stoddard Dry Cleaning
Plant, 101 Fort street.
$6-318 a dozen decorating pillow tops at
home; experience unnecessary,; partie~
ulars for stamp. Tapestry Paint Co.,
163, La Grange, Ind.
TAILOR wants a colored man to do press
ing, one who is willing to go to Colum
bus, Ga., see me this morning sure. 278
Richardson Lt[o;o_t. e
EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing for
newspapers, magazines. . Exp. unnec;
detalls free. Press Syndicate, 287, St.
Cave M. Ll e
WANTED-—AN experienced laundress,
electric washer used. Phone Hemlock
1131, or apply 24 Oakdale road, Druid
Hills, e
iO()()h cook, also a house girl. References
required; room on place. Phone Ivy 5948
or apply 25 Falrview road. _______
HELf’ WANTED on ladies’ garments and
mlmmg work. Apply 6-A Evans drive,
Fort McPherson. 1 -~
COUNTER MAN-—EXPERIENCED RES
TAURANT COUNTER MAN, §2O. 600
AUSTELL BLDG.
WANTED-—Reliable experienced nurse,
Must give references. Apply 70 Mans
fleld avenuwe. . e
‘V\'ANTED—Woman for general house
- work, With or without room. 222 Wav
ortE Ao it
EXPERIERCED finishers on skirts want
ed. Apply Crescent Skirt Mfg. Co.. 4%
‘.I“-_trrn st. et Fo s eae i
WANTED—Washerwoman to take clothes
home. Three in family, 166 P’tree
Circle,
WAN’l'ED——~Exper|anced workers: wanted,
(%, and C. Rosenbaum, 38 Whitehall
street,
COOK wanted, Good place for good cook.
"i;fi Peachtree circle, or call Hemlock
WANTED—A good woman for half day's
!()_\2(. __Avgp!ry“czc ‘D}gfllnnnt Ave.
WANTED—NEAT COLORED NURSE.
PHONE HEMLOCK 775-W.
BE a telepnone nperaLor, XEm, Miss
Prince, 25 Auburn avenue.
WANTED—Job press feeder. 79% South
. Broad atreet. Main 3984,
EXPERIENCED helper in dressmaking.
__Apply 513 Grand Bldg.
WOMAN to cook two meals and clean up.
_ 106 Lawton street,
WANTED-—White lady to care for invalid
_Oall W.-ugrl?.',b-.1.
VTEACHERS WANTED.
TEACHERS WANTED-—Fine salavies, for
schools, National Teachers' Agency,
Philadelphia, Pa ‘
IT GETS RESULTS
IT IS PROFITABLE
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Publisked by The Georgian Co.,
20-22 EAST ALABAMA BBT.,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
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FOREIGN RATES
ON APPLICATION.
Help Wanted—Male, Female.
WE are enlarging our depart
ment store and can use five
more experienced saleswomen ;
will pay good salary to women
who know how. We can use five
more young ladies willing to
legrn the dry goods business;
good chance for advancement.
We can use three young men
with experience and three mid
dle-aged men, experienced. We
want those who can qualify for
good steady positions. F. O,
Watson & Co., 21 N. Pryor St.,
Watson’s All-Bargain Store.
WANTED.
Carding, spinning and
spooler room help.
Cheap house rent. Wa
ter and lights free. Ap
ply .
W. H. MOONEY,
Superintendent,
Bibb Manufacturing Co.,
: Columbus, Ga.
SALESMEN and saleswomen
employed during the week,
can get good paying positions
Saturdays. Apply at once. F. O.
Watson & Company, 21 N. Pryor
street, Atlanta, Ga.
MEN AND WOMEN wanted by govern
ment for many kinds of civil service
work. Splendid salaries, short hours,
other advantages. There may be a place
for you. Investigate at my expense. Send
vame for list NR. 413 Earl Hopkins,
A R e
U. 8. GOVERNMENT wants thousand men
-—~women, 18 up. SI,OOO-351,800 year.
Easy, pleasant work, short hours; vacation
with pay. List positions open—free. Write
frrmediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. 52«
W., Rochester, N, Y.
MEN-WOMEN. Raise Belgian Hares for us.
We pay $7 to sll a pair for all you raise,
Free {llustrated booklet. United Food and
Fur Association, 329 West Forty-eighth
g_tLe:t, Dept (: New York.
MEN AND WOMEN who are homnest and
ambitious. ¥arn big money—no solicit«
ing. No effort. Spare time. Confidential.
‘llw:u?:;.l Service C 0.,, Box 769, Indlanapo
i‘ffoov'fißANr)s ‘census clerks wanted. $1,140-
$1,260 year. Atlanta examinations No=
vember 15, Wiite for list positions. Frank
-lin Institute, PDept. 62 T, Rochester, N. Y.
DO you want s better Job‘! Tell what yo_lf
- can do insa want ad here tomorrow.
AAAAA AA AP AA AP APt
'
. AN OLD and nationally
known {institution would
like to get in touch with an
exceptionally high grade
man, who feels that he has
reached the limit of pos
sibilities in his present po
sition, but is ambitious for
an opportunity to demon
strate his salesmanship
ability. A man who has
had experience selling ac
cident and health insurance
preferred, but such expe
rience not essential. Only
those giving oomplete de
tails of their experience and
qualifications will be consid
ered.
P. 0. BOX 1497, Atlanta.
SELL THIS NEW _AUTO WONDER-—
Klearglass Windshield Clearer. Works
like magic. One rub over a rain, snow,
sleet, dew or fog-blurred windshield,
presto! (ilass staye clear 24 hours. Can’t
blur, prevents accidents and lawsuits,
saves time and money, greatest safety
first accessory ever invented. Sells it
gelf, you take orders, that's all. Gladly
send demonstrating sample. We want ex
clusive county and State agents, but
you'll have to act now as territory is be
ing snapped up quickly. Address
Manufacturers’ Sales Company, Charles
ton, B',_.C;,_M,_~_. et
SALESMAN WANTED.
A LIVE WIRE, red-blooded specialty
salesman, who s used to making big
money and can actually DO THINGS, has
an vpportunity to connect with a large na
tionally known concern in our Georgia
sales organization; only one capable of
producing results considered; to the right
man we offer a splendid position and
training to fit him for this particular
work. Phone Mr. Samuels, Ansley Hotel,
for appointinent . oo g
SALESMAN, STOP! Does SIO,OOO yearly
gound good to you? If so, here is the
proposition. We want a good, clean, live
wire salesman accustomed to Interview
ing retail merchants, wko possesses tact
business ability and banner energy, l.ué
not kidglove salesman. To such a man
we offer the rare opportunity of making
more money this year, on a commission
basis, than you have ever made before.
Address J. L. Rogers, Treas, Box 176,
Station C, E!f_‘flfm‘!'_f)b.m'
SIO,OOO yearly and mote can be made
taking the exclusive ngemgl for a_ dif
ferent X-ray machine for dentists. nvc?
dentist a live 'grospect. Write. Harry J.
Bosworth Co., Tower Bldg,, Chicago.
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