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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-05

United states Tor toy manufacture Is
nearly 90 million feet, and the pr.u-
tipul toy manufacturing states aftcf
icuusyltania are. in order Wiscou-
SIM Maine. Michigur. New York.
ohio Vermont. Massachusetts aud
View Hampshire
Eastwood b. th, fayoritc for such
toys as toy animals. boats, doils cir
Gus sets and childtcu's pianos Blocks
and dolls furniture and toy vehicles
ore generally inside of white pine.
stick horses with q horses head and
% stick TO ride upon. a. mure prcten-
ti"us variation uf the o~ld-fashi"ucd
7room horse, arc ukeiy to be mad
ni white pine although b stick head
may be- made uf different material.
Rocking horse Ire usually made ot
white ash.
Thus it may I'D, seen that the
United Stutes ha. t goud start boo the
foy industry. and with such 90 start
nud with the European toy pruduc-
tiuu domor8iizcd here is said Go be-
oyer, reason Co. expert that 10 viii -
forward under Id new impetus
busswuOd too special J~c~.
Iu The native 0.tosts password oc-
.Iis spar.ugli Hud very seldom boz
-roHr- nr n solid stands lu she lake
states loo parti,aIHr 90 is sawed iuci-
1'utally with other timber. hut the
."s- ur- usual'. kept separate and
generally sawed Do accordance with
standing orders rom special indus
.ri'- 90 b. uul.Icd tur many other
UUulu,ts beside. TOYS. because lt has
u.ItIfU.s uHtrb. f..f f,t J.. old, rang.
eft Isas n i- .H, of the -ofto~t ui
.n, -o-04iicd ~h3rtWuods. u lacks
taste aud pdoi. - terN easily worked
does not warp Hr cheyk badly is
F"uah and take. paint Well % Is one
uf The woods preferred Tor boxes q"
contain food products Ukciy tu bee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-05
TWo Scenes from the Great
WeStern Theatre of War

lolsf ul. tr, Department OF Ardeuues.
smaller aud vet one ui the most hIs-
furie 90 H. Hf the departments of
boz lorthca-Ietn France. IFS ou, OF the
France and one whi.h has figured
pr.W.u'ntlE .n The rressu. war iu
Europe.
Yin tact Arde7nos boasts OF two
.pIuhHudIrs instead of one. Tho
mu.u uH, shoots uorihward into BEL
-ium for 90 distance OF about A. miles.
and ha. tn .rerige width cot about
seven mIlD. The other tItusts itself
eastward between .hc Belgian border
and the l, lrtmcnt of the Meu-e for
SOM, g.. m.I.s and had % width of
som, ,l.ht OBJ u!ne miles
The department slopes generally
toward tu. AinNc. which noNs
through .f- .Hutheast-centrHl section,
aithous. Do, Mouse flows througu it-
u|oithoas. .....on and thence north
ward Through ne Belgiuu 'pauhuu-
do Nlthu4sh the airline distance
between thc point where the Mouse
comes into Ardennes .s less than Go
miles. mo waterway distance j, lil
miles.
e 90 . ..N NNNN NH|N NNNNN IINN|NNN
.s occupied .y the remains of the
French session OF IA. great lHrrst oi
Tho AtdcrH,. through which Julius
Caesar camp -nrd. ana which sep1r-
atci Toe D..rs and the T,utoIs col
earir tHI. Do history The forests
have lara,.E #~I-aRpearcd With the en-
,|rnaohmcnIs 1f civilization. but the
sharply m.r ed linguistic bouudsr.
between t.r Fleming speaking Ueo-
; pie OF Fla .ars and the French
sreasIlu ur. ice of southern Belgium
stlI teii. d, he ancient barrier Geo
Iutei.nurse .etWecn the two peoples.
Tho Jtr."ment of Ardsuucs aa-
au area .f uls 2.p2s square miles
uI 10 n-.,- 4 population OF near
Dis .Hnn .oplc ln PARTS of 20
frer, az. stock farms That remind
nle of tu, blue grass reeou of Ken
tuca1 TH. common orops cot the
nortHenstDl. section of the United
states 1uHIl-. % trult-gruWiug ia
"ufa,ucsI boz pme sections.
Their, .r. numerous industries in
this reaiur Al Bouizicoutt o. the
large powder factory of ST. Ponce.
and at C~H.fieyiuc. There are lurge
D N"N' immune .N - ~ HHhNM '|
isbmcuts. sugar factories. amer
ies. u-fnundries and ctal- Work
ing establishments dot the valley of
the Mru.c There are Important
textile plants conferred at sedan. and
he department produces annually
hundreds of thousands of pairs oi
Wouden shoes
"Ardeu1e- has e. rich military his'
tory % was az Mezieres hat chew
alter BayurU. with 900 men. with
stood he siege 81 The Imperial army
with its 10000 men Tor nearly 4
month. in l-i, and that the French
hold out asaiust the Germans Tor slN
weeks in l,l5. The same town Was
iu, csted three times in the Franco
Prussian war Al Sedan lies a hnf
I tlensld whete one Of historys decisire
battles was fpught and where the de-
Tense OF France ln the Frhnco-ffus
sian war wac broken down
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-05
LIzETTA TuE 1--we ON.

Pcing TurtliUI eNclopmcnt- in oar
mntion picture iururc, direst front nn
unprecedented run up broadway. en-
titled "kaie. hale, out tor the kalc ="
a mystery in 90 Vpi~o,iC~. aud -
rc,iz.
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE.
Ga VIII be recalled thai we left
our heroine Lizctta o.eupvlne q ,oe-
hold .n the undressing of a. myater-
ious aIrship which sNoupod down to
her rcs,u, just ls sine WAS about Co
bee thrust into the harcm uf lzzlt.
sun-Il-law of Mohammod-b be- dammed.p
EPISODE ND.rG The gteu air
craft mounted upward with incredible
sWIftucs- and e. grrnt panorama uf
natkan scenery opened 30 1rucath
Iizottt's gazp like e riNen watermelon.
Tho ,olurs OF the landscape puzzled
her for "a moment. but realizIus that
her CORY of Crim's was a 1913 edit
tiou she readily adapted herself Zoo the
chaased shadss and was almost im-
m|ediatcly able Co ldcnufg prominent
points 100 the landscape from historic
Ambsianls to kalc-l-Sultaneh from
Gumurdjina 90 Bazardiik u from the
battered forts oft ~Adrianoule Go the
frow1lng ,llns Of kuosteudN. AFTER
admitting Co herself that 10 was some
JOY ride Lizetta began 90 wonder
about tho elevator facinties and the
chances Tor tea when she felt herself
being nfied gently upward and ,n AN
instant found herself standing in the
midst 90 e small room occupied hy
whirring machinery and "a laUe man
.u gogsles who was peering aUNiously
at the speed Indicator
"a have been hooking for YOU" ne
said. "al} oyc European Turkey.
-Nhe could have went for joy as she
recognized The voice as that of the
daring aviator onto whose machine
she had descended unceremoniously
from the roof garden 81 a skyscraper
whence her fathers chauffeur had
N%iciously nuug her to her doom.
When ! dump'd sou into The AZ
He'd dinner party, he explsiled be-
tween pulls at various levers. had
thought . had pat you in friendly
hands ID was necessary for mo 90
make u quick getaway. when / saw
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YOU notice husily Hyro-copiua main
ilina perfect equilibrium whether ln
air. watcr or on land The TWO wheels
enable it Go cover the ground faster
than the gosh ccutur, limited. the
folding WINS give % the dautulhtv
of tho best Wuuoplarc with non uI
It's risks. ON the surface nf vltcr uF
pressing this, button . transform the
wheels INTO I1Nil sorrows and iar suu-
marine purposes 3 operatca unun the
principle OF the Missouri MldI,n. boz
iug practically uuhittaolo. "a bad
been u4 purpose ou picking ou up.
90 run back Goa the ~tatp With YOU,
hut ! bat" just resolved 10 rtdiogtam
from tho Kniscr %instfuetup me to
proceed with all speed a1d blow up
the English drcadnuugat Auda.lou-.
orders are orders. so make yourself
at home.
Llzttta louSed around her win
great interest Under the skllilul mite
lagc of Heipe Rlatz ,for such wfs 0ur
hero's nance she quickly ma tered
the SIMPLE. 30 effective p~ushhuttous
which operated the various mcchan-
isms and Within hair 1u hour Hciue,
Who had been without sleep ioI three
weeks. was Jtiug 20 much needed
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W'fh'ht."n D. g. h', Tue
'''.'' "j N'iH"'. 200 'h' ""'.'f mont
OF .'' Mouse 5000" .N". t' "hi '' %
'Nu .ii'' 'N i'' department '.
|'''Hh' FORM 'H' subject OF Hu ..
.'''.'"'- '.''"''' -'.'' To ..' N''-
H ."' N..'.aI -" .''
lh" statement t'I.'"
Tn. department. ur Iro Neu-, JOB
northeastern France. i- ONO DOL .hr
mos. truu-IE ."rI.ird regions In ta,
world TIA, greatest length ,' This
department ..uH north j1 south H-
approximate. $50 miles, AND .t. greet
,rf width is an.r.s. mattel 40 miles
SEQ within tnat r.ums.rl.sd area.
H|tl u- -4Ut .IY.r. miles uf t'rt.-
tors. rrc the ar.H fortress .i We're
lau thc t1Ttu,a positions OF So
Niihi,l and ,iruu. .II. .ud the owns
ui Moutmtdt. S.auHE NunulurDu.
|-ulr.uurt Tro,.u ..I Commerce
et.h eloquent with recent militia g.
history.
T.. Nous. f..er Huu. fbr..sa inc
d.u.rl u.pt from 3D.. s-.gt...-t corner
ta boz. northwest border. ra--.rs th,
latter on.. about fer mile. Irn. te,
h|-flT.. l.f-lrUelJ of sedan H.r.uu.
ST, u.aIrI ana G~n.,.fI. a..... I-
.-f,rr bap.. and no great t.u.H.l.
t.or. .f voul form au oltn.., oI is
VALLEY About ara-bsIf of On. tais.
AREA OF the department b. embraced
D. .It .4ge. nf ta. N.44p vulr 81
sr.Ia.,. ap fn. ..s.r .. thr forrest.
.oI Arluuno and nu tl, east Boa, fN,
mills known a- Ia, con. dr Mouse
sti. Further to fHr .l.t lies tho torres.
of Tho W.e.r, district Dre-f.4fi
Of fBe entire dr.armrrf BIZ. covered
with forests. ard tn.s were. ur.uI O..
h, present Usr tnos, gr,s sent ..r.
/ .sf. az France tina re-,mb., wooded
pars. Ir our aVu country.
IN, thre. hundred tful..uU r.u
I lie vno U.s Iu f8. d,partmenf of fn,
Neu.s .u normal ume. ara devoted
u4Igl. fu agriculture and marufar.
I"farnr Tn..r 0rap, .orressara s,l.
! eraIIs fa tnus, ot 3ne MohBwo .aIIc,
ol Neu work. tn. -a-uu.naurah .aI
IIsy ,f Pam. wanna and Ia. hrnau
do4h ,.Ile, of VifairIa Susar beet.
are sr important add.t.1, o.. tI- bis.
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.COLOC
by the
49, Second Fiddle. 49,

: slips away each shopping daS
N Twixt now and Christina,
4 Merry
Wo understand why folks demand
Elastic currency.
o
30 count END thirtv.two tons
of postage stamps ien Washington
one day last week. all designed 40
meet the Christmas demand,
o
TRULY wc'r, "a might nation.
.
THE SPIT it takes 90 lick those SO
toms 90 stamps would make the North
sea look like % bathing pool
e
THEY REFUSE even Go lct us
label our beans for the Belgiaas
made in America.
O.
CHARITY without q name on &C ia
the real Trims.
\ MILLION dead Russians viii tax
even the cold storage facilities of ST.
IBERIA
c.
BUT FOR THE FACT that we
SNOW he's ON this side. we'd natural-
rs suspect that John Lind Was iu per-
so1al charge of the French Official
war bulletins.
o
Latest Mar News.
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sou shot irto the ,i'rman lines .
feared thc worst and hurryinr to the
Kaiser Z obtained permission o. iry
out "a latest ro-monorau-eAro
scopic. submarine the aero eyto Tor
short. Boo a search for you. Follow
cd swiftly Co switzerland where .
CBught thc scent of the cheese and
thereafter uaIi.ne SOU was no trou-
BILE. siugo mis- machine travels with
equal facility ln cir, ON land and Boa
or under water. Z arrived. however.
just BOO time. aa im told lzzits hsrcm
has no steam heat and the tango
music is far out of date. This ma
chine. SOU viii have noted. is nkc no
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EIf f..r. |rH#Yf E.rI srH IH
q ma win L.,r ,-hr.,-,,s ,,..
n, p,.N,,, vb. h $50. D.
,T,,ll t.. -
ci,u.
~
TIM wan IA .,.. .r a.,
max. .ts .v, .,,,gc -
a,,l t,Y. ,,..,.-... .b.,
n...ssu. on,n.,l. -. ,,,a,..
our AN, sYIr,J. ma r,t ,vt-,rntn,,or
,..iu.... -..,.
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other iu which
you have rid
dpu o. is the
combination Of
,nc best thought
or myself. Mar
comb tbs wright
brothers. itdi
SON aud Craig
.Scnucdy. hc
nyrus,ap. IL
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NNrInN rr.

convention this week and. an boz aii'
'he historic southeastern citt seems
O." nave been having rather ID erue-
some umc 90 rt tuberculosis. bad
i'th and Vnhoid fatcr. Hr.eht. It's
ease booze ANA insanity cancer.
nothing "i io.owot"r atoNIa and its
.i1-es 'I seem to boz spreading Win
a''Tm'ns rlpid.t, From the hcad-
.us. a. tho arecrhcs one gathers that
here is uu ever, hand and
90 ''crN iuus lull oi Hlr we breathe.
Indeed. one ou'inisu. surgeon ven
'orod I'D" suggest .s rh' surcst and
quickest Uas Geo .h,.k the spread of
contagious iIso1s, thut an persons
found infected boo required to wear o
muzll, of autscpt.. gallo upou the
same pr.ne.rl" thin mo, c~ u- to place
ID mu14le upou O. Dog showing s,mp-
tom, OF rabies This sufEeou cone
IHied hat about sa per cent ot oar
hundred million reopI. m Continental
United states would Dec so muzzl,d
Hru'tdIu- .nnettltioUal amend
n,u. rpHIIuHg b. were passed H.
thought Pooh. s.hem, excellent. uaI
impractical
Probably In'r, .s % tcd,u.y amoue
person. who attend ..ullasse. and
conventions and various other ..rms
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hn- purchased thc plant
a aud hu~inc~- ct the Iithgow
Manufacturing STATIONERY 'un-
pau,, nov occupying the rooms
ncNi door tu tho Herald office
and win continue it- operation,
iu ,onuc ti1u with tho ru-
paper. doing i general CONNER
,iai print g business
The owners OF the Herald
have hcv'n moved Co make this
considerable additional Invest
nIcut m Nhuqucrquc hN the COM
Viction formed since our pur
,ha-c az the newspaper early 40
tie present year tha, NIbuqucr-
que H. u good G. % live m
aud likewise q goo to grow
iu. This Cuu,i,t.uI p,comc
StpadiI, stronger ave he
,omc better up|quu,@rcd with this
,ummnuit, and viJh Increased
opportunity "a judge it, probable
murc. Briefly, We ar, cuu-
WINGED that albuquerque Is going
ca grow, lnd wc are hero to grow
win ii.
Commercial printing ~ all IT,
FORMS T. q lm~inc-- Win which
We are intimately acquainted
through ycat~ of practical rN-
@pericnrc. Il j. our purpose O. %
make the IicraId'~ job printing
department second to- none in the
stale aud Ia produce work which
VIII give satisfaction iu every
case. Mr.. s. \ Niicn q mem
hp1 at thc Herald COMPANY who
viii have clurgc of the CONNER
,ial printiue plant. Be- a practical
printer uf Wide experience. lie
NOT oui, anuw- good printing.
hui knop,- how Co produce a.
whether u b. q lcttcr-hcad or q
book. Mr.. a. :. Litlieov viii
remain with the Herald in the
h~ooLhiudiur department
Wc respectfully solicit Your
patronage for "ur commercial
printing department Nc -hail
produce satisfactory WORT r"r
which wc -cck q fair price and a
reasonable pront. The plant viii
De- thoroughl, equipped tor every
class OF commercial printing. II
h. ALREADY equal 10 o,cr, present
demand 60 tie Albuquerque uadc
aud O. au bc Kept right up Ia
thc needs of our patrons ~
do mot expect To- enter into Il
price outting carnival with our
competitors. Nc do propose &"
produ,c work with character and
nn excellence which viii ,um-
mend Itself to our patrons ~
worth the price, Wc barge.
The uwuer- ur ',rald take
This u sion to q hc people
81 Albuquerque io support
and patronage O. , been
given the newspaper "" arc
rapid, Gndlne Dur place In the
New Mcx.co NEWSPAPER neid. aud
we ind H and IA OUTLOOK salts
factory We request a trial 81
ur kind 81 prtnting, aud Ia In
wing patronage Ne p Just a.
ansious for aa order for 500 let
ter heads and VIII give "a the
small oraer the sanc careful at
ten,ion and he same workman
-hip that viii De- given q worn
involving larger sums uf money
Yorr busine@s viii be- appreciated
ana win he eNesuied promptly
aud well.
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Cheapest rooms 500 town for the
money. canada Hotoi Third aud
Tiiorts.
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Latest War News

EITHER Lord Kitchener ur irwin
s Conu seems Geo have told e De-
knowing him considerably better
than We DO Kitchener, Americans
viii conclude that DO WASH cobb.
3
This I- the tree fhc Forestry
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let the Heruid want ad do your
work.
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rest
Having risen to 70 heiehth OF $1,000
kiiomotcfs. H"cincfhad stocrcd course
due westward; and %glancing through
the Optu-iuductur which made wise
ion perfect at any altitude. Liyctta
slowed down fot boa Instant to watch
the Austiiuus nattcring down the
%hulWarks off BELGRADE Turning on
the Tcle-lftophouc (which makes
sounds as normal at auy aititudcl she
was d%eafcned hy the roar OF guns and
the cries pf The wounded. she shut
OF slghi and sound and returning to
hcr knltting She saw ON the folding
desk at her side the Kaiscrs radiu-
eram
"Audacious must be- destroyed hy
2 %. m, b. read laeonicully. "1et
busy
Glanci1p at her wrist watch she
noted that 10 was now Z 81. m. Alarm
cd. shp attempted to lruuso fipiuc.
only Go hud him dead to the world -
% hour Boo which Co travel 100 miles
t- the crow 1ies ~ sink tho world's
rrentcg battleship.
i%ooscu.ng ncr nack hair Lizctta
pressed the button mark'd Tea anu
inter refreshing herself with q gem
crous drauHht OF the inNipowtng
beverage turned reeolutcly 10 her
task.
"l1u do DO ior his sake she said.
'E needs ,he rest
DEdltut'- Notr. Doubtless our
readers VIII notice the Increasing
length ai each sucreellng episode.
Most writer. coz m>s cry stories nut
thc length into both uh, synopsis and
thc i1-iaIlm.ul. thus making space
30 both ends We cndc1Nur Go do
our emitting at one end only. which
We believe b. Cd Now idea In nc9iuuJ
Coaon.at ro,.r,. ID, f.,,u c,r tho
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WE MIGHT get around hc .rusors
Eclulun bean.
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WHATEVER happens We must ,n-
sist than The Traffic squad be lci,
alone
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
PIANO BARGAINS.


WEDNESDAY is bargain day
at kimball s Branch Store, and
in order to make this fact as far
reaching as possible we are of
fering outside makes of pianos,
taken in as part payment on new
kimball instruments, at prices
that challenge competition.
Special mention should be
made of three players, which
have been used a short time in
our demonstrating room. While
these instruments are new in
every sense of the word, yet on
account of slightly marred cases,
will be offered at the price of
used players. This means a
marked reduction from the regu-
lar price, and should interest
any one desiring home amuse-
ment for every member of the
family.
The appended list covering
upright pianos offers, in our
Judgment, the strongest array Of
values we have ever placed on
sale:
Starr, mahogany ..,.$135
New England, ebony 49,. IT'S
Juelg Player, mahogany .. 200
Cornish, mahogany ..... $50
Ivers & Pond, mahogany. e, 225
And many others.
Special attention given to
tuning and repair work. New
pianos for rent ON nominal
terms.
W. w. KIMBALL CO,
"a North Pryor Street,
Atlanta, Ga.
Phone Ivy 1888
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STORES FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-In the heart of the
retail district, on Peachtree
street, a desirable lease on one of
the best stores in Atlanta, suit
able for any good retail, real es-
tate or railroad business. Apply
119 Peachtree street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
--,1----~oO~-o@o ~o~--ooyNoo~-1~~-
Is CURRIER STREET.

NICELY furnished rooms and board;
close in; all conveniences. Call Ivy
eco
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T1tkEE rooms for rent with water and
all conveniences. s12, at II Broyles
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FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-MIs.
CELlANEOuS

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
ONE Twentieth Century soda fountain:
comparatively new; first class condi-
ton. Wanted: One Waymoth skewer
lathe. J. e j. S. Carter. Westminster,
s. c.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Dining table and chairs.
practically new, S2b also one new
davenport, $50. 2S5A CORTLAND.
FOR SALE-Furnishings OF four-room
apartment. brass beds. art squares.
mahogany furniture. chairs, table Sell
very cheap II taken before February /.
6b7 Highland avenue.
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Srsda
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

$3.50 PER MONTH With small cash
payment will buy my lot out Peach
tree Road 50xi5O Just off car line: all
improvements paid for Price $500 Cali
Miss Morgan, Ivy 2st1, or 7. o. Box SO.
EVERY influence is being brought to
shear on Council TO appropriate funds
for the widening Of Spring street Have
the best buy on the street Too late
after Council grants the appropriation.
Box i24. care Georgian.
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Completely furnished
bungalow. six rooms and sleeping
porch Brookwood section, near Peach
tree. References required. Phone, Ivy
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APARTMENTS
UNFURNISHED.

FOR TWO. THREE AND FOUR ROOM
APARTMENTS CALL J. T. TURNER,
IVY $3.50 SOME EARLY VACANCIES.
CLOSE IN. WITH MODERN APART
MENT CONTINGENCIES. REFER
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-Offices in the Moore Buiid .
ing at No. 10 Auburn avenue; steam
heat; passenger elevators; lights and
lanitor service: $3.50 to SIS. George p.
Moore, Real Estate and Renting, 10 Au-
burn avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
TYPEWRITERs FOR SALE.

NEW MODEL Underwood typewriter,
No. 5, about l year old. Used very
little. Ivy 42S7. Ia Gable Piano Com
pany Building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
Directory of
The Leading Real Estate,
Renting and Loan Agents
of Atlanta


j. d. M MILAN,
512 Sllvey Bldg, M. 351s.
Real Estate, City Property and Farms
Handled with Experience.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
FOR LEASE.

CIGAR AND NEWS STAND.
Privileges Georgian Terrace Hotel.
Small stock at inventory prices to be
paid for cash. Good opportunity for in
dustrious party. Rest time of year to
lease GRAND OPERA and SHRINERS
CONVENTION ahead and excellent
tourist business just commencing For
terms apply to Manager GEORGIAN
TERRACE HOTEL. Peachtree street
and Ponce DeLec3, avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
uNEuRNIsHEp ROOMS WANTED.

GTHfIEMfAN with babv and nurse
wants rooms on North Side for light
housekeeping. References exchanged.
b.. Box 676, care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
UNFURNIsHEo ROOMS FOR
0Nt1H Y
RENT

FI,TSrN y7,SSr~Nr>@--~~>~~~~~.~-
W. nice, large rooms for light house,
Keeping private family. West 1901.
TWO first-hoor unfurnished rooms for
couple. suitable for light housekeep-
ms Gas connections, Good neignbor-
Broyles street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28

FT7RNTSHED rooms, with or without
board; table board. 81 week. ~ Spring
greet.
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WANTED-$20.OOO.

WANTED-T week, 10000 will give
as security $g5, 900 in unincumbered
property and first mortgage notes. This
loan is for one year: will pay this back
monthly II preferred. VIII not pay over
10 per cent. Address Z. o. Box o.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT.

WE RENT new machines with complete
set OF attachments for 81 per month:
also machines repaired: prompt delivery.
Both phones 1898. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company, 70 Whitehall street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.


YOUNG MAN wishes room with private
family Best references. G. G., Box
81. care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
WANTED.

WANTED-Four or five-room apart,
ment, fat or cottage. within four
blocks of Whitehall and Mitchell Ad-
dress W e. X, 80 W. Peachtree place,
with prices
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28

FIVE-ROOM apartment, up to date,
close in; bargain Call NJ. 100.
VERY desirable six-room apartment,
343 North Jackson street. Rent rea-
sonable. Call any time.
VERY DESIRABLE six-room apart
ment. 343 North jackson street. Rent
reasonable. Call any time.