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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02
STOCK SHOW SURPASSED
ALL EXPECTATIONS
A GRAND SUCCESS
People Floeked To Anderson Yes.
terday To See Exhibits of Cat-
"tle and Stock and To Wit
...!. - ness Fine Racing
(Fro1n Z Thursday's !, Daily

NfTolI FnurSday'S. Daily. - -
Far SURPRISING the fondest hopas
OF oven its most enthusiastic support
er. and cuminatihg in day Of de-
ligttfdfi pleasure, entertainment and
success tho first annual Animal Ex-
hibition and Livestock Show held in
Anderson yesterday was tribute to
the enterprise and living, concrete
demonstration of what the farmer of
Anderson county really is and VIII
be. Staged as it was on an elaborate
scale and advertised extensively
through the county, the 1900 people
who attended the exhibition and races
were unprepared for what thew saw
and hence surprised at the proper
tons OF the enterprise ami thought
fulness of its promoters. ;'F'
From the hour the entertainment
opened at 1926. until the close at
something like p. NJ, there was
no idleI eImoment,, for there was always
something worth y 2seeing2
worth doing something ;wotth hear
ifig:as -. ,y:sk :a,.;;i % 81. ,ia ~
The .meeting;ewsaiss opened at .1o:so
by the chairman, J., Hon s.. "A. Burns,
prasideht e6f' the Anderson county live
stock association. -
ID
the Rev. j. H. .Giboney, rector of
Grace Episcopal church, and the first
address Of the day was delivered by
Prof. bW- j. Seeley, demonstration
agent of the Southern railway Green
vslle.. S. c., who delivered short,
but convincing argument in favor of
yrnin and livestock as against cotton
farming. Prof. j. o, Williams,
Livestock demonstrator, Clemson col
lege, attached to Anderson and Pick
ems counties. delivered q very able
address on the "Futurt of Southern
livestock, predicting that the time
was close at hand when the South
would cad the country the produc-
tion Of high grade beef and pork.
But he, stated that the farmers would
have to pay more attention. to grains
before this could be contaminated
Ho stated already that progress was
being made, especially in the Pied
mont section. II, livestock Z raising
along Specific lines''s was -splendidly
discussed by DIR. Walter IL yorrell,
Southern Railway livestock Bureau,
Greensboro. N. c., who delivered one
Of the most .entertaining and instruc[
tie talks of the day, Prof. Paul Cal
vim Of Roch Hilb also connected with
the livestock IS sx xtehsi0n = bnreau Of
Clemson college, addressed the and-
ie1ses on 5 fiseaiI tFroffiftty, in LIVESTOCK
l,lEing the audience d splendid nor
tray4l OF the business 0f live
stock. Prof. Calysn is a fayorite In
Anderson. his simple. yet CONVINCING
style OF talking. appealing to the
PEOPLE; yet. yesterday he seemed to
be IN .an especially happy vein.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02
GREAT EXHIBIT
PLEASED COUNTY

er for The Intelligencer, that while
the day was strai on his b ad
because OF the great amount of music
called for by the program, yet he
was proud of the manndr in which the
boys acted and that all were well
pleased with the way fni which they
were entertained, they being the es-
pecial guests of!the Anderson cham
Der of commerce at dinner.
The Intelligencer elsewhere today
gives a list of the prize winners in
the yarious departni ents. There was
a total of something over 400 ami
mails entered in the various classes,
from. which may be gathered some
idea Of the size Of the celebration.
perhaps the largest OF its kind ever
held in the entire Piedmont section.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02
e & he rice W 1iina aaers
(From Thursdays Daily.) }

Following is the complete list OF
the prize winners in la tfdersoii Coung
Sty's Livestock exhibit held shere yea7
t9Edays z a ~ IN ~ - =
S, 4 n IA L Jules l s Driven In Single Har-
sness7a,,,;W:sC, 81; g, Dqckworfh, lat prize; q.
AZ Eltnd, 2nd prize; j 3 H. Wallace, Sd
4 prize es1 iaffs hBfosl,, tip II. .fz6tR ftI. ].
Jones, Bsaufort Breaael,fa W., Hsl VIII
liams, J. Tom Bolt, M al. NC Geo. Nv,
y Hs Eainey, y. %. Ciauff, WA wat
Con, honorable menti0lt. IN S;;Sss
A2----Mule Driven In Eonble Har-
Z nbg3Dasfs Bro s.; j st priaets n. = !.
Jones, End prize; RI 4. Mitchell, ard
prizes u Is M. Haiiey.l 4tfl ,nrigs, and = !.
w, Wharton, Boyce mi CIdre, honor
nb1e mention. * Y; ~ 81
Bf Horses Driven In Single .,Har-
= sess- w. a.. Watson, lat prize; "A. b.
Pickenst End prize !; siFsretWeli co, Bird
4 Prize; Jdss.e Cox, 4th prize, and Paul
MARTINI B;SAf, +, Dncl1tsn ftii, 3 4 ID !sSmith,
/ IS Smith - q n Banister; IL IL
Martin ~ !. Cam, Cecil Hall and G.
ID Smith. h9norable me ehti6n.
~ B2 Horses Driven In Double Ifar-
ness Watson e Davis, I'LL prize; s..
n; smith, M End prizset Fret well GO. ord
i Dis Smith ali Martin. honorable
yfibHtiufl - ~ ~ r. 3 VI, M
4 Ponies Driven Bys Poy DaVfs
1st "a n bert Green sgnd
srrise. A is 3 nnbres, Sra priEe;
\ Fred TqlJy, q a, prize; samf Jones, and
Bob g rdGH hcnbr Bic Sihs Ion
'on ies ven by Girls Cora
Davis HenhFes, 2nhiii
lltt tset Georgie 4 Eco l5uI dr0&s Srd pffzo
2 (, Iiion y rs Cobb. ist bffze;
s.. Is III "a ! D.s yi1::
linma. lioiiosa anle fnent lion. q q
s-fi6ss Age or Styfes RI
{ anihre III u SIT ssxe j Al. islgiii
2nd prize; ii 81. artfn. 3rd prize: rss
spaarnan tli prize 81
s,iS Hnsxie F3iised I5oraes In Hars
! essrrs ik : kenaS 1sst prizes ID
! s End pr Ed j; EnifH. Bird
q prize sI.ss ~ * Yam diver ft ii prizes II.
& s. Ham honow w1ble i ma fiti i0n. IS
F2- Iutiio RAJ ssd Horses fo Haitel
Al. q, Picka kaiis, ~ pr lie Is Y u Mosel
icy. 2nsi pEIz9; sssmiEh Ord SYriza,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02
GERMANY ON WATER
Is Successful In Destroying British
Merchant Vessels.

London. Sept. 29.-The German
cruiser Eden again has been busy in
East Indian waters and besides sink
Ing four moro British steamers-mak-
ing nine to her eredit-has captured a
collier. a ~.
The British government is preparing
TO put a stop to the supplying of coal
TO the few German cruisers at large.
At different occasions the government
has been made representations to the
governments of countries from which
these vessels get their supplies and
also is hunting down the colicrs.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02
JOHN ESKEW: {

Resolutions passed by the Ander-
son County Convention in memory OF
John Eskew.
6 Whereas. Our Heavenly Father in
His all wise Providence, hes called to
Himself our beloved, friend and
brother. John EsRew, and q
|. Whereas, our departed brother has
served as president of the anderson
County Singing Convention" for thir-
ty consecutive years, only being alb
sent one tima from our meetings,
during this .ong sJeriod tf .srvi,~,
therefore be 1t te /
+ Resolved. 1st That we will miss
this noble Ela1 q: God, and his .w:se
counsel at cur future Inctirgs, and
that we will always appreciate his
zeal, energy, loyalty and enthusiasm
In advancing the cause OF Sacred NUS
ic In our County. and will reInenlimr
with loving tenderness. his many n J.
BILE traits Ut ch1iacter. writing on IT, (,
ttblets o. enduring memory. his
many ster!:nE qualities, that we mny'
lcarn to limit ate, them. I. 4. ~ f5
Resolved. 2nd-That we extend to
the bereayed vile and her son our
heartf tfelg synpat thy in this their sad
time OF afrlictfon, and Commend them
to- Hi Inn WHO doeth all things welt',
for strength and conf art; intsa thei;..
EE..Fdhb:e. 4 7. a s. s
Resolved. s.d d17,1Er 1raa aa...t a copy orYthese
Resolutions be furnished by ons sec
retary TO the wife and son of
ErGt:,ers Eskew. and ais /, copies lie
sent to the county papeps.
Resalped, 4tt-That 4, blank page
In our record beck be- .nscfibea TO the
memory OF our departed brother. y
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! .ll!ANTWER.pls3llNr /. D,issGEn.

Amsasrdnnl, Ser. 9 i3Yia Lon,
don, MldnIghts The Germnsa Iaye
sol,imeileSd fhelr attack on tho first
line osT defence g. ArtWefIs: lccof ling
to ispasess ss,s received by i AsisF
W way saission @ aear M fhs l .Dhtsh 'i border, a.
5S oSapy sIaiines, began Il bonibsFdrieilt
of Licrre, irectiy 80 front of Ant twsrp:i
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02

Atlantic Cts. Is. q 81 !, sent. So.1EDes
crease In pro rata assessment for for!
.eign and domest ic Z mIai iofis. fosie sfialf
per- cent each q THAT he ton peranco
Tfrnd ma he 'incf "a vas: proposed
ta the sexscntive Com mission OF tho
Rreshyt yterien II general assembly liy
the enb- confntiftGs on nance + atss tie
cotfimi ssions meeting shefs today 81;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02
TO MOVE FALL CROPS.
Treasury department Has Deposited
80 l3,029,74G In 90 States.

Washington. Sept. 2s.-The treas
ury department has deposited s13,029,-
TAG In twenty-three states for fall
crop moving purposes to September 2S,
according to, mn announcement tonight
by Secretary, McAdo6 OF this sum
Missouri has taken the largest amount
81 $50 600. with Marqland second, ST.
100 900. The amounts secured by
other states include: North Carolina
b456,2g0; South Carolina s525. 900:
tennessee s67B,oo0; Virginia s7eS,75O.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02
CIRCUS MENU ls'VARIEDlAFFA1lr;s
Three Bills:of- Fare ihi RIngllugSIlle
Ranging From Sweetmeats
10 ishieii Hay - ass. ;.

AArSe bnlb.OfeEufe HI hlnBlluSftlle
Ranging From Sweetmeats
ii8s 10 Bkieii Hay; \ ,i5s '.; ;..
- f:S-.--.-l - , 4; W. es.s
F1370 PEOPLE SERVED EVERY DAY
Clrens Menu.
Breakfast.
Cereal Sausage. q: Bananas
Griddle Cakes ss y5
Eggs F,dod Potatoes
,ces & Coffee
lils,ts luncheon fis;S
|Vermicelli Potatoes aH Gratin
German Pot; Roast
Green Onions j .;5 4 Z. - ~ Raisins
Ia.- Rics Pudding
.;ss -. DiSuer. AZ = s i,.3f I
i,s Split Pes Soup 81
Roast Lhmb X !, ~ ~ f'77sss Rost Fork
Steak .:S;e., .5se,iass ~ 81
Mashed Potatoes ;Tomatoes
String Beans s,ias - ..ssi Fruit Salnd
slss4s,'f 2. Apple Gobbler n s.
Herefs4a .sample of; tho menu sarYed
such q bili7Cff fare almost i, ,a0os peopfs
make their selection. In three mann
moth dining rooma so largo, thats ita ia
| pnsstbfe for 1000 of the circus emo
plDyees TO- hee served ut q single sit-
ting The add ftion, of 10 third dining
| IdepartmentJh tJhss been made nacesaary
this season because of The gigantic
cast. Of actors and hundreds of ballet
girls REQUIRED to portray Ringing
Brothera new spec ectacle ol Solomon
and the Queen OF tSheba I; sss s. AZ
There are two other menus In this
moving munich aiity ) with its twenty
aeres;l OF tents. bnt neither OF. these
fars printed They are. + those from
which the T36 horses ani ponies; and
the thousand and inofS Wild aniinnIa
are served S. The Szop bill-of- fare is
even mofs saabprate than that iiaed ia
the hotel. St Includes eyeryfhina from
the aelichcfea red aired by such ais
] ycfffffhatfii boar ders a8 tiie gifa ffAs.
the chimp pan1ees, the rhfHacerns aud
the baby animala; 10 the more pietiar,
edibles 9st,ch nRe ebaied hay % asris1eis
iby a trainl6ad OF eiep pfafifs and "a tflrI
avan bf gehras and els HtnFlirlf.
Brothers commits purchases on IN n
1ayerageacf 500 pounds OF fresh beer
each day mid d s'laTEa portion Of This
goes 10 be Islea E sa Tin aiiiinnis An
dstuffs ard q bought In q tho town
where the circus exhibit 2iinglIng
Brothers circus Is 10 exhibit iieTe
adasrs - .ksi as
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02
LOOK WHO'S HERE.
The Balkan States Are Again Eager
For the Frny.

London. Sept, 29.-There is talk of
Turkey. GREECE, Italy and Roumania
becoming involved in the war but for
the moment Italy is being held back
by the government. Turkey, however.
would like to take hand in the hone
OF recovering some of the territory she
lost In the Balkan wars but the mo-
ment she does Greece would be in
arms against her, while, this also
would be the signal for. Isoumanfa to
come in. ,.- -
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ClIamberlAin,a ,Einimenf.

I. II you are ever troubled with: aches.
pains or Soreness os;tfle muscles. you
will appreciate the good qualities oi
ChamberIains Liniment. Many suf.
ferers from rheumatism anu sciatiea
have used It with the best resnlts. :; ii
is especially valuable for lumbagoi
and lame back. For sale by all deal
eFs: s 80 * e, - ~ ~
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!, s,Ri6tfAe IN ,Y,rasssIs.I

London Sept. ;20. - Americans swfio
arrived to-day from Brussels say most
Fof their eonntrymen arcs leaving that
ESlty fearing outbreaks M /. heca use OF
strong feeling among the pSpuIation
againBt the Germans i'i.j
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KODAK Ell NTsEIIINiSsI.

,ss.sge.i
With satiafaetion guafn4s ed ssfins
developed l0c. prints &cs sc. and s4c
each. All f work 81 finished 4, within
twenty to;;;;SS Z s. ..::e.rss helners
professional men. Mall us one film
for trial: & Il S
LIGCSN's DRUG SToRE s 8 8
ssaFtan 81 Gs M s 81
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AGENTS AND SAL ESM EN-
WANTED


VACUUM CLEANER MEN~We want
experienced eanyassers or crew men
who are hard workers. Will submit
you rock bottom prices on the best
vacuum cleaners in the world. Pump
or sweeper type, with and without
brush Two absolutely new models
tanning stone Sales Company, l04l Gas
Building, Chicago
YOU Vacuum Sweeper Agents, owe it to
yourself 10 get our direct from factory
prices and details Of the newest and best
9mIfaehlne on ne market. NM, $40
AGENTS for staple article. Sells like
wildhre. Big commission Send Toe
for sample and terms. Address Rex
supply Company, Dept. 3, Athens Ga
SALESMAN experienced any line to
sell trade IN Southern States. unex-
tract. $40 weekly expenses Continen-
tai Jeweiry Company, 547-14 ContiRen-
tai Building, Cleveland Ohio.
TRAVEL ING cigar statesmen wanted
everywhere. Chance TO make s35
weekly and expenses, or big commits
sions. All goods shipped transporta-
ton prepaid; big talking point. Elk
perience unnecessary. Interstate To-
bacco Company, Denver, Colo.
WAATED-Agents in every county
good returnsi best selling article on
dolMah pniidlng, Athens. Ga.
WANTED-Lad or gentleman In each
town to act as our special represent
tatiye; best lint ever offered something
for every member of the family; no big
sample case, Write Box S9l. Charlotte.
N c.
SALESMEhv-Hand our advertising
fans a side line liberal commissions
advanced; no eenhlctien with your reg
ulaF line; prospects in every town; sell
ing season now. Raymond Winkler CO..
Nashville, Tenn.
AGENTS. more money; handle
the Imperial Self-EIeating Iron: Oldest
and best; every housewife wants one.
Write for interesting proposition. y.
Box 80. Memphis Tenn
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WE BUY FEATHERS.
ron sALs-MIscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALEM lSCELLANEOUS.
ron SALE Pfac ticsliy new pToGecto-
graph. win sacrifice for SIS FOR quick
sale Address J. O, ~, care Georgian,
FAIRBA NKS- MORSE vertical gasoline
engine outfit sells for 500 and has
been run about two hours, reason for
selling, need the money; first check for
S85 gets it. A. H. Wherry Jr, Lewis
Turnout s. c.
SEND Csc for one pound fresh salted
peanuts; sent by parcel post, pre-
paid special TO merchants. The None
Such Co, Forest Park, Ga,
FOR SALE-Good gas steve, cheap
Main S45S-l.
FOR RAI.T-One National cash register.
three showcases, one peanut parcherS
two pairs scales, one cheese cutetr, one
grocer's ice box. all IN good condition.
r. A. Costley. Bell Juniper III At
lanta 3lGO-B.
eli DICE Chrysanthemum Plants. &
cents each; so cents per dozen. Miss
Nora Bennett Route |, Griffin, ca.
FOR SALE Second hand building ma
terial, including cabinet, plain mantels,
brick, flooring. framing; about 10000
new face brick. Sacrificed for quick
sale. 80 Fairlie street
CLEANING FLUln-Pint, one dime
Removes spots from clothing, gloves,
carpets Agents wanted pheniX Man
burg pa
Fop qAT-s5-f,ne sscond- hand grocer5s
,'ds z ,i,, i,,, s1la on b,',cb
ars hangine donn,,tine scale ak eas
arc lamps; an in good roder, Address
]. j. Barnes -Fain Company, Atlanta
COMMENCEMENT orations, ESSAYS
saiutatories. yaledictories. etc. fur
nished Young graduates on short notice
State subject, and all particulars. With
each appiication send T.. q. money or
der for IS mo checksl 10 j. G. Iangs-
ton, Sylvania, Ga,
FOR SALE Two pool tables. as good
as new, only been used one wear, bar
gain for cash. Address g.. r. o. Box
IA Thomasville. Ga
,1,,,.-,,,iti,, AL, and t.,,,,,.as..
ht,,oI VIZ esontsjning fo,1r Nae. ~
pwIIW' I' f,idYa ttS - Hen, ~ ~
WoriSd aieh, ' voiIres tbe eS " rs sce
49, a. fseso, 4 ibrar,, ntpa ,,ot,,r,as.
3Gei hetepeneg it,Ur@,s,d n'"e sHiuei
in,ol va ,,o "a t,,,t,,,,ss ~ "tf,s,ori,sl
Taieees' Vvui seli for ~
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MoToRcYoLEs AMn aIcYclEs-
SITUATIONS wANTEo-MALe.
SPECIAL RATES for situa-
ton wanted ads; lines 1 time,
l0c; times, zoe. z times, 40c

WANTED Young man wishes position
as collectors references and bond II
required. Address B. H., Box s44, care
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vAxpcAas,

An trains run daily. Central time.
city Ticket Office No. / PeaehtFea St
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PERSONAL.


ORANGE BLOSSOMS for April and May
weddings, 81 per dozen sprays, post
paid; packing guaranteed. Grining
Bros, Nurserymen, Port Arthur, Texas.
LADIES For short time MLlSS COLD
CREAM soc jars for 35e, Absolute
satisfaction or money refunded, Try t.
M'LISS MANUFACTURING CO.. Lock
Box 687, Denver, Colo
LADIEs-Work at home making neck
wear; So dozen; experience unneees-
sary. dime for pattern instruction.
Pearl Mfg, Co, s., Salamanca, N. Y,
HOSPITAL attendance FOR maternity
cases; resident physieian private.
Address r. o. Box $50, Atlanta. Ga.
Sl00 REWARD-Ladies, our monthly
compound never disappoints safely
relieves longest, most obstinate, abnor-
three days. Price So. Southern Rem
edy Co. Memphis, Tenn.
"BIG BONANZA"
POOL PARLOR, SO Decatur st. Good
tables and cues. new management.
Your patronage solicited.
]. j. COLLINS, please write 10 Lena
Last heard from In Jacksonville, Fla
in January.
SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
improperly fitted. John b. Daniel. At
"a Wall street, has an expert filter and
II will cost you no more To have him ht
you and u means Insurance
THOSE ADDICTED 10 the drug or
whisky habit can learn where 10 get
relief by writing p, o. Box $50, Atlanta.
Strictly private.
MATERNITY sANITARIUM-Priv
refined, homelike. Limited number Of
patients cared for Home provided for
Infants. Mrs. Nj, 7. Mitchell rs Wind
sor street
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier of the South.
Arrival and Departure Passenger TFAiRa.
Atlanta
The following schedule figures are
published only as information. and are
not guaranteed,
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WANTED Woman for all-round house
work. Room with furniture, las East
North avenue
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placing valuable agency; sure repeat
er; permanent income; business builder;
easy; no competitions protected terri
tory guaranteed. Automatic Perfection,
N West 4snd, New York
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TEACHERS WANTED.

H1IL TEACHERS GdENeY, the
agency Of Individual and prompt Esrv-
ice. Investigate. Write now. Dept. q,
Macon, Ga.
SHERIDAN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
OLDEST and largest in South. Indi-
vidual attention to members. offices
Atlanta. ia Charlotte. n, O. Green
wood. S. G.
ACME TEACHERS AGENCY-Best
service; most liberal terms 422 At
lanta Natana Bank Bldg. Atlanta;
FOSTERS Teachers Agency. 516 Third
National Bank Bldg. Atlanta, Ca
Phone Ivy 3746
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TAXICABS, Belle Isle
IVY $40. ATLANTA 1898.
HOTELS.
EAL MOTEL
FUNERAL NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures


] HEREBY make application 10 trans
fer near-beer license. SO CORTLAND
street, from Ill. j. Williams to II. F..
Woertz; colored only.
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sIps WANTED.

We have io move about 400 cubic
building leves around our log pond.
Would like to receive bids from con-
tractors who have their own Outtit of
teams and machinery for doing this
kind Of work Address Burton SwaTtz
Cypress Company of Florida, Perry, Fla.
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GOVERNA EMIT jobs for women; big
pay. Atlanta oxsmiRations April s,
Sample questions free. FFanklin Fnsti-
tute, Dent, s9a-L, RoehesteF. N Y;
Girl g Learn miuineFg, Pays $50 10
OAApI4o 500 month. We make and
oa 5rm s Ssts @ Eff adfa 1tS sGsa' Of
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RIMoNIAl.

MARRY Many rich and anxious for
congenial companions; interesting par
twentieth year The Messenger, jack
sonVille. Fla.
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PALMlsTRY.
PROF. LA VOUX
CLAIRVOYANT,
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
PALMIsTRY.

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SITUATIONS wANrED-FsMALs
SPECIAL RATES for situA.
tlon wanted ads; 9 lines 1 time,

Toe; times, zoe; 7 times, 40c.
LADY, refined, wants position as house
keeper TO take full charge of home
Address l. Box 500, care Georgian.
YOUNG LADY PIANIST tot ability de-
sires engagement for private dances
or receptions, or would Join orchestra
for season at summer resort Pianist,
box 4, care Georgian, or phone Main
1099-L.
UNDERGRADUATES nurse with long
experience; references from doctors
and patients, wishes eases TO nurse,
maternity cases a speciality. Phone Ivy
1891 l..
COLORED WOMAN wants job as
cook or maid. halt a day job pre-
ferred Address K Kelly, ll6 Tanners
alley
ANTED-Position oy experienced, ca
pahle young lady stenogTapher. West
1918.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09

WANTED-Whlte maid TO wait on Ia
BILE ana do homework; small family;
no cooking; room In house. Phone Ivy
5f5s-L Address Mrs p, T. MsFye, 81
Lafayette drive, Ansley Park.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09
oANvINe.

DANCING SCHOOls-l.atest steps, pFI-
vate and class music furnished IVY
57s6.
PROFESSOR MAfiLERs select dan
cling school, 42S Peaehtree street IVY
1871 Only resident member lnternA-
lioual Teacho~s' Association,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09

WANfED-An experienced celored
nurse Mrs b. j. Clay ~ West
| RleVenth ST
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09
AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.

W4NTEDSSal Of character and
ability to represent a large firm in
Richmond, Va. Call at Hotel Scoville,
Room 212
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09
HELP wANTEp-MALg.

49, 49, ssfss - -
CARRIAGE PAINTER to rub body out
Of rough-stuff Bleunt Carriage ana
Buggy Go.
WANTED about II years old one
that has had experience heipng
street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09
HELP WANTED-MALE AND FE.
MALE.


WANTED-A good Al fancy clothes
spotter Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co.,
26 Brothertou st
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09

SELL DIXIE Egg Substitute AGENTS
sample equaling 36 eggs, 2sc silver,
The Dixie Co, II, South Atlanta, Ga,
II YOU ARE A LIVE WIRE
AND WANT a fast-selling household
article, or If you want an agency for a
good Georgia town, write Box 500. care
Georgian.