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SHOPS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
Designed to place before the Public the Merchandise, Craftman-
ship and special service offered by the Exclusive Shops and
Specialty Stores not usually Advertised
AUTOMOBILES.
Magneto and carburetor work my
specialty. Telephone 121L Sunday
phone 1075-J All work guaranteed.
Cheeseborouqh Repair Shop
Ths Red Front M9 Bro.d S*.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
Lamgaat stoek of tires In Augusta
stent prices—four makes Re thread
ing add repairing at lowest com.
Tbs moat completely equipped •*“€>
nod competent workman.
Davis Tire and Rubber
Company
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT
J $?grg«r'cAr needs’VepaJrinf bring
^Wa kaep your Electric Solf-Btartw.
Electric Wghts and Gon eaters In
good •s^jlr.^ QUNH
pfedna IWT. 7!4 Reynolds Ht.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Protect your automobile In the
Roytf Insurance Company, of Eug-
tafld. Strongest In the world. In-
nm< xsln.t Fire, Theft. Ll.hUtty.
asa D ^; as ,*'.o f-K
and health policies. All at the low
est adaqur.t-j rates.
J. V. H. ALLEN A CO..
’PHoas 411. 121 Jackson St.
BOARDERS
Accommodation*, nice rooms Rood
meal.*; rates reasonable
Phone 1824 1034 Broad SL
BICYCLES
Aqent for READING, STANDARD,
NATIONAL. PIERCE. Wo have the
best equlppod repair shop In tns
South.
J. F. BRICKLE.
124-1. 4lh. PUons 1911.
CIGARS.
For Bigger. Busier Augusta Smoke
F. A. W. CIGARS
I'atronlrc Home Industry
WOLFE A LOMBARD
CIGAR CO.,
Makers.
COAL
KIMBERLY COA'.
Second to rone. l>.*v Dnk nrd Fine
toiove Wood. Hill de very.
W. C. IVEY & CO.
Phone 780.
DRY CLEANING
Jones French D.y Clewing Co.
Phone 2732. 2’•» Fifteenth Ht.
We Dry Conn Pr.ll Dresses nn<T
Men’s Clothing Our prices are low
and work guaranteed.
Electrical Contractors
WJrs us *n?l we w 11 wire for you.
Expert Electricians.
WHITNEY-EVE CO.
low Btoad. Phone 1316
GRIMAUD’S VEGETABLES
Ws send out nothing but tha
troobwt of vegetables. Received
dally aL
OEIMAUD’S
PboM 1106.
GARAGES
PlBROtJX ts "JONES
Augusta Garage
lUpsiss. vulcanizing, supplies,
yps* air. Opsn day and night.
Lsrgsst in city.
720-22 Raynolda 8t
Phone 110.
QASOLINE, 18'/zo
Motor cars wsshsd and poilabsd.
lie. 40c.
UNION GABAGE
663 BROADWAY.
OARAGE—REPAlh SHOg
BTUrrEUAKER DEALERS.
7TM ANO REYNOLD*
PHONE S7S.
AUGUSTA MACHINE 00.
GARAGES
STORAGE.
IVEY'S GARAGE
Phoos 3W. 804 Washington.
AGENTS FOR HUPMOBIIJ5S
Flva years' experience with
Chalmers and Hopmobllea.
CARS FOR HIRE.
Georgia Electrical Co.
Room wiring and eleetHe signs.
Let ns quote you, 93S BroaA
H. B. MITCHELL. Mgr.
HARNESS MAKER
W. W. SIMS
647 CALHOUN 9TRKF
Harness making and rer
values and satchels.
S. E. MA’
Harness and Shot-
done by
73B EMia
MAT
O Bmlth. Nattv.
veal, country style
and faaey groceries.
Phone IS.
We do storage.
We pack and ship goods.
We save you money on
hand goods.
W’e always have bargains
HUGHES FURNIT’
Phone 656.
j WANTED HELP—Male _
WANTED FOR U. 8. ARMY* ABLe"-
bodied, unmarried man, between agee
oi II and 15; dUseas of United State*
of good character and temperate habits,
I who oan speak, read and write the Zng-
I 11 sh language. For Information apply to
; Recruiting Offloer. 1917H Second Are.,
Birmingham, Ala.; 411 Cherry St.. Ma
con; I^eonard Bldg., Augusts. Broad and
| Twelfth. Columbus. Broad and Mariet-
1 ta, Atlanta.
j MRS. A. OEPFTBRT. 1JI112TH Street.
~ WANTED—Real Estate
WANTED
Herald.
f20p
MRS. C. 8. NIXON, 1231 ITH StrseL
7 "^T AND FOUND
OR STOLEN: FROM
u, ckman Road, Sum
mer hitch, white
3EWINP
MATTRESS.
Bijou Theatre Tickets Free
TO HERALD READERS
Ten Complimentary Tickets for Tomorrow
Matinee Performance of
“THE CABARET GIRLS”
MIRTH, MELODY, HARMONY, DANCING GALORE.
All you have to do is to read the Classified Columns carefully and see
-i. are entitled to Two Complimentary tickets for tomorrow. Find your
-I call at The Herald office for Tickets.
"RAID WANT ADS FOR PROFIT
WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
Advertisement; lc a word; minimum
Bijou every day this week
Your Name
.r s.
MATTRE88E8 RENOVA
A. GREEN.
He makes your mattresses
end square. New tick msde a
Return mattreases same dny. Ph*
1911—shops 1251 Marbury stree*
“RUBBER STAMPS -
E. W.
Rubber .Stamps. Se
cl’s. Alumnlnm Ch
PHONE 1421.
AUTOMOBILE PAIN'
We have openrd a fi
Paint Shop, and can 3*
wants at very reason*
NORTH AUGUSTA '
Just across the
MATTRF
I havo com j
lntlons of the
can r-ake i
home, in or
J. Murray, F
No. 66S.
L. F.
A
122 Eighth
Augusta
I am the still, small voice of the mighty
press, and my utterances are heard
round the universe. I voice the needs
of humanity, and my influence is felt
over seas and across nations.
I speak, and where I should be heard,
there I usually find answer—whether
in the next street, or the next state, or
on another continent. My boundary
ends only where newspapers are un
known.
I am the servant of a common cause—I
discriminate between neither the
classes nor the masses, the rich nor the
poor, the weak nor the strong.
1 go alike into homes of great wealth
and into the habitations of the humble.
My audience is as often in the work
shop as in the private office. Democ
racy has no greater exponent.
I offer relief to those who suffer for
lack of occupation. I provide the
means by which worthy men find fit
ting employment. And through me,hun-
dreds of thousands of tables are spread
EUSY BEE today which would otherwise be with-
.nt.“ 7 MS2 , . ,d s.*' ou * —millions of hearts are happy
instead of hopeless. So have I been an»
instrument of salvation where mere
charity might have wrought destruc
tion.
I am an equally good friend to the em
ployer and the employed. With my
aid the services of the competent may
always be commanded. I work for mu
tual benefits always.
X am an agent of unceasing search I
recover what is lost and restore that
which is found. I comb the crowds,
Bean the highways and byways, peer
Into remote comers, and almost uner-
If you
farm land*
money.
J, B, Ou
rimn* 1900-J. Kills A
RESTAURANTS
Phone S147-J,
For Ladles and G«
out. The best to eat Served in
beat style.Special Regular Dinner
EVERY DAY
IS BARGAIN D'
IN THE WAN'
REAL EST/
Attractive bargain* *
arty and farm
Ellis and Campbell 8
j. B. OH/
ringly I locate the thing or person
sought.
I bear tidings of life and death, joy and
despair—but mostly am I the messen
ger of hope and happiness, and occa
sionally I afford first aid to romance.
I am a worker, through whose tireless
energy families find homes, buyers and
sellers come together, unused commod'
ities give place to those which are de
sired.
I am a successful salesman of city and
suburban real estate and the originator
of the Back-to-the-Land movement.
I am an economist who makes and saves
money for those who use me. I may be
employed for right or wrong. But less
and less easy does it become for the un
righteous to use me to their advantage.
I am the creator of business careers for
men. I bring capital to business that
falters, and often turn defeat into suc
cess.
I am a guide to big business because l
point the way to business opportunities
and acquaint men with chances for ad-'
vancement and profit. I am frequently
found to be the promoter of world en
terprises.
I reflect every human emotion, and in
the great drama of daily existence I
play many roles. But more often do I
move my vast audience to smiles than
to tears. My efficiency is beyond esti
mate, and though priceless in value, my, .
cost is a trifle. There is no mission
too grsat. no task too small, to put up
on me.
I am the greatest small force in the
civilized world today.
I AM THE “WANT AD.”
COFFEE
It 1b never Btale for
day. Buy from us and
.tiafled customers Is our
n5c a found coffee guaran
tied.
^RY COMPANY
<000 COFFEE.
1023 BROAD STREET.
MmiEEBBEBBaiSMMMMMtl II I I Jjg
Estate
SE ON WAT.-
, ht’l. bath and
J2.S50. Addresi
‘omobile Sale
v WestcutL
T ord,
'akland,
qeedwell,
•xiiklln.
atv Maxwell
ind.
j% condition,
lut
by gxpart*
• ark giver #»r-
Uf price# ir«
A. DEMORE.
1)13 Broad IL
SANG LEE LAUNDRY
so? McIntosh officii *t
Jarkscn St., next to Chop Suey ]
taurent. Phone 2611, Sang Let. pro
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
FOR ELECTRICAL WORK i-Al.L ~HB
Ingram Electric Co.. Phone '.V.l-J.
Prompt, courteous efficient service.
LOOK AT THESE SHOE
REPAIRING PRICES:
HAR- 1
n. *»,;
Spring!
T
CO Ml NO TO IT.
College Suitor-All evening I h»v*
wen welting to w something to yon.
Damsel (In despair)—It wasn't
rood-eight, was ltt
PATRIOTISM.
“Our new citizens quickly ptek up
"I askad the Oresk bootblack on
.our block If bs wasn't going borne to
’eight, aM he tells ms that be 1s
paired with tbs Turk who runs tbs
fruit stag*.'
Onptr
where
THE
POLITICAL NOTICES
FOR COUNCILMAN. THIRD WARD.
JTRIENDS OFDR. OEOROB T KORNS
Council from the Third Ward.
subject ta the Whit# Primary, and be-
mak tor him ths rota# of hla fallow
citlaen# of tha ward.
, FOR OOUNCHMAM, SECOND WARD.
AT THE RJ0QT7B8T OF FRIENDS, I
announca myself aa a candid*ta for
Mem bar of Council from tha Baocqd
Ward, subject to tha Whtta Primary,
and solicit tba rapport of tha voters
Wl,A WILBER BOSWELL.
FUNERAL NOTICE
W#d, 4fth. »W4s In the
sHthmr of bia age, CHARLIE C.
HOWARD. Funara! services from tha
First Christian church TOMORROW
(Thursday MORNING at 11 o'clock.
Interment, city cemetery.
ONNOR.—EMsd. February ITtfc, at
jg residence. 207 Ninth street, Au
gusta. Oa., CAPT. M. J. O'CONNOR.
Funeral fYom gths residcnca of E. J.
O'Connor, tUl Greens street. Fune-
“i rnl ssnrlca# from tha Sacred Heart
Chursti. THURSDAY MORNING at
10:10 o'clock Tha following gentleman
serve as paSbearers:
Burwed, K. J. Coa-
•; active. John M. Lombard. Tim-
Lye™*. Fi trick Moysafcan, Thomas
Petar CrltJine. Richard Sum-
lAtsrmsoW cl Vi cemetery. -
SPl
ATHENS HERALD
ATHEN S “WANT AD DIRECTORY”
PHONE 1216
Special Low Prices
ON ALL
Roofing Materials
I. C. TIN IN ROLLS
#0 oc Fer Square
qZiZD 4 Upwards
Other reduced price# on Galvaniz
ed Iron and Rubber Roofing, Metal
Shingles, etc.
Now Is the time to buy.
It will pay you to get our sample*
DAVID SlilSKY
1009 Broad. Phooe 100
MEMBERS OF
No. 62. Knights
quested to
■ RANCH 62, C. K. OF A.. ATTENTION!
THE MEMBERS OF BRANCH 62.
Catholic ICnightn of America, are re
quested to assemble at the Church of
the Sacred Heart. Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock, for the purpose ■*f- at
tending the funeral of our late brother.
Capt. M. J. O'Connor.
By order—
ADONIRAM COUNCIL NO. 1, R. A 8. M.
THE REOT’TsAR ASSEMBLY OF
Adonlrarp Council No l. R A S. M..
will be held In the council chamber.
Masonic Hall Thursday nigh», the 19th
Inst., at 6 o’clock, v mpanlon* will
taka notice and govern themselves *c.
cordlr.glv E. 8. MARSTON
H .A.
T. I. M.
8PECIAL NOTICE.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until February Wth. 1914 at noon for
tha Freight Depot Building, located at
the end of Campbell, nt present oc
cupied by tha Charleston and Western
CaroMna Railroad The fight is re-
.0 J" DUVALL.
V2Am Union Savings Bank Building.
FOR RENT—Real Estate
FOR RENT
RESIDENCE 1225 ELLIS STREET. 8
rooms und bath, g'rage, modern ira-
jwovements. Reduced rent t il October
1st. L. J. Henry.
FOR RENT; FROM MARCH 1ST PROX,
•’* furnished or unfurnished, apart-
n-.****. 567 Greene etreei Apply to Mr*.
Chaa. II. Gattis, 547 Greene St., or Jacob
Phtnlgy.
Her* Id.
Maxwel I
..tiers. In good
\T.zz rr will sell I
appers Column. c#re
05^
... 25C to 50 c
.r Heels 25 c
Rubber Heels ...-35C
. Paw Rubber Heels 3gC
Osullvan Rubber Heels 45^'j
Your Shoes repaired while you are
at home. Work called for and d:iiv-
ered.
-> A W
| Rubber Heels 25c
i Men's Half Soles, sewed..75cj
' $1.00
’en’s Sewed Soles .. ..75cI
'n’s Tack Soles 50c j
es’ Soles and Rubber
’ 'Is 75c i
Sewed Soles .. . .65c
nd Children’s
!e$... ,25c to 50c
Rubber Heels .25c
.o Rubber Heels 35c
Rubber Heels . .35c
..i/an Rubber Heels --45c
anoes called for and delivered.
Out-of-Town Peooie Use Parcel
Post.
ALEX RAE.
Phone 323 236 9th St.
WILL SWAP A LOVELY HAND-BM-
bro!dr-cd baby sack, never been ueed,
_ r»r n t ook of Purple Trading rftainp*.
AddreM Ha by Sack. Swappers Column,
care Herald.
want to siv»p ixrr~tn scmmer-
vllle. ILckman Road, fenced and
hedged, for lot In lower part of city
equal value. Address Lot. Swappers
Cchjmn. care Herald. v A
WTLL r 8WAP; ONE 120-EGG MANDY
j X.etr uiid •»«><• \’-n*) {SCutsSor
grain or groceries; anything vf oquui
value. A. D. H. . •
J. Sawiiowsky, Prop.
TRUNK HOSPITAL.
OUR TRUNK DOCTORS (AND THEY
agGod ones) < an put your old die--
»bled trunk or grip in first-class condl-
ttoii A new slat. lock, clamp, etc., and
condition
Cost ts small. G
Trunk Factory.
— - Monument. _ m
of service.
• a call. Augusta
Broad, opposite
KUENEMANN
TAILORING CO.
We Guarantee satisfaction
in every Suit we make.
Your Credit is good
414 NINTH STREET.
MASSAGE
MANICURE
HAIR CUT
SHAMPOO
= GET IT AT=
HICKEY’S
221 JACKSON ST
rOUps
are
goofe
Wholesale and Retail
Tin Shingles, Tin a“ d
Rubber Roofing.
W.B.Toole & Co.
TeL 264. 935 Broad-
“Let Us Cover Tour
House"