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SIX WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY N«w Orl*4fta, La. Moitot n HrptgrNi statement of (he VM’ld'i vlilM* supply «*f lolton, mudit • JI» ftMin k|>n i.il • •»•■!" nnd iflfimphle ♦’omiwr*** 1 Ui*» figure* of thm week with Uni week. Uni year nnd year before, li shows nn In* flftniMt for the week Junt rinsed *»f 41,ft]3 ngaltipt a decrease of ftft.L'ftft Uni >*-»f and o drrVeas* of K.fMi.l >« tr l»efi»re Unf Tl»# to* A) visible u M»7 ngMirist ftl.’Oftlft Unf week. ft.fixl ftxo Uni year, Him) • |4 tear Ufor* Uni f>f thin the loUl of Atiirro in rotlQti In 4.23 ft,. I(*7 against l.ik’ft.ftlft Innt week, 4,tWft,- f.d«* hint year nod 4,77■*,447 >n*r l*efttre lnnt, nod of nil other kind*,* Including En'i*l, Hr null. India, ntr„ MII.WHt against l.ftH.onft Unt w»*K. I.Mft.Mft Uni year and 1,214.040 se*r hefor* Unt. The foini world’ll visible supply of rot ton nn above nh»wi n decrease com • {wired with Uni week of 41,512- an In* iiiiiM compared with Uni year of 497,- 447 miml nn lot re«M compnred wllh >c*r Iwf'-re Inal of K4,(W', <if the world‘a visible supply of cotton nr nhfivr there In now afloat and held In fire it Britain and mntlnental Rump* 3.24 ft on against 1,4*61,400 Inal year nnd 3. M 7,000 } enr l*ef«srs Unt; In Kkv|i| 333,444 Mgrftiisl 249 400 Unt )r»»r and 26T.- fw>o year I>eforc 4is*t; In India 4311,440 nn-t unt k74,<*Oft hint ve*r and 425,00 n yuaf i.efoie Unt and In the I’nlted KtatSO 1.- R7A noo MRilnnl i.&M.ono U»t yi ir and ],TM,<X4 >e«r before Unt. WEEK IN TRADE N*w York. Dun a Review tndav any* "Further Interruption lo b*mtnenn wna rniiw*d fhli week l»y the greatest snow storm the Kant hna experienced In /I quarter of n century. Trade wna seri ously hand capped for a time iind trans portation and whe facilities tempor.irlly itemorsllscd, while ?H«* property damage waa considerable Husprnslon <»f freight movement* retarded distribution of food at of fa and fuel ;«ud reaitlted In lilnher prlcea for varloun commodities, |?e,>ovrry from the Mltxiird w«a rom parnllvely prompt and the Ifftlnn of • allroHd blockades and resumption of tftlafmphh' service brought a m<o> nor mal condition. Report a from leading eontmerrlal rentera, however, continue of u mixed character, Increaaed activity In certain direct lona coni main* with dulloean In *#tb«*rs “Fallurea thin week are 334 ana mat 2**l lant year; In Canada 4ft ami I net 29” GOOD IDEA. (Tlu* Hint a.) it might not he a had Idcit to put n paper-weight on that new' leaf. SPECIAL NOTICE Augusta, flu.. Mir. 7. 1914 THE BT<K’KHDIeDEItB «»F THE AlT gust a Fire InMiriin* «« Go. wll receive fin**l payment 111 liquidation of Ihelr atnck upon |fre***ritat|nn to The Na tional Exchange Hank of their C*rtl flmlr. AUUUBTA FIRM INfMTRANOC CO MH LEGAL NOTICES Not tee to Debtors and Creditor*. AD creditor* of the estate of Lmdl McKelvie, lata of Richmond County, de ceased. lire herein notified to render theh* deuuindfi to Hie undersigned ac cording to Inn-, and *M person* Indebt ed to mm Id finale ore required to meke Immediate payment Thl* ?Bth day of February, lint MARY M. KKI.VIK A J <\ McKEfsVIB, Executor*.j HENRY 8 JONKB Attorney. F 78 M 7 14 21 28 A 4 Debtor*' and Creditor*’ Notic*. FT ATE OK GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY Notice In hereby Riven to *H ftfWmna hMvInK claimn against AN ill hi in 11. Elba, late of nald County. deceased. to present them to the nndermlßned properly proven, within the time prescribed by law at the office of Joe 8. Wat kina, Attorney-at- Uw. And all persona Indebted to said de ceased »i • herd r* ed to make Im mediate pa \ til**tit to the undersigned at the nforeMMld office. Thia 7th day of FVltunff. I*l4 MAGGIE EIsMR, Advnx. Kst. of W. 11. Elll% JOB 8. WAT KIN 8, Allotnej i i l 2* M 7 II NOTIC S OF DISSOLUTION Notice Is hereby aiven that the firm nf Bonne A* Wt'lhtmaon, composed of ft F Boone and T. C. Williamson, and heretofore engaged In the biiHlncna of automobile repairing and the like, In the City of AußiistH. nt 527 Rroftd atreet. la fhta d«> dissolved by mutuiil consent. Mr T. C Williamson retiring The business will be continued at the same place by Mr H F. Hoone under h»s name, who will settle all firm nubili ties, and receipt for all debts due aald firm. This 20th day of Febr tary, 1914. ft. K. BOONE. T. C Wll.! lAMSON. F ?1 2* M 7 14 LEGAL NOTICES. Georgia. RICHMnNM COUNTY— To the Superior Uowrt of said County: The petition of K. G KnlbOelaeh, It. W. Bpnffnrd, W, A. IliVinan and J. W Hammond, all of Richmond County, Georgia, r aspect fully shows: 1. —That they desire for themselves, their associates and successors to he in corpora ted under llie name and style of •'AUGUSTA It \S 10 HA Id. A HHOUI A TION," for the jterlod of twenty years, with all rlßhts of renewal thereafter f that may be new or hereof ter r ranted t»y the laws of Georgia. 2. The object of their Incorporation Is pecuniary ga n to the stockholders; and the principal huMiness they prut**** oaitylnf on Is the organisation and management and conducting: and operat ing a Itancbal! Club, the same be hr a member of the South Atlantic I.eußU* In and for and ns representlnK In said South Atlantic league the City nf Au gusta, said State and County, and a'l other bualneur* la connection with and usual!!* appertaining to the operation and carrying on of a Baseball Club as aforesaid They desire to have all the lights, privileges. Incidents and Immit nt'les usually unpertaining and com monly understood to belong to such ©or poratons as aforesaid 3. 'Hie capital stock of said corpora tion shall be five thousand ($5 000.001 dollars, the majority of which ha* al ready been stihscrllted. and more than forty (401 per cent, of which has al ready been paid In. The par value of each share of stock shall be twenty-five if? 5 00> dollars The privilege is de sired by petitioners of Increaslnß the amount of ('apltal stock at any time, and from time to time, by a majority of tne stockholders to an amount not to exceed In the ultimate ten thousand (>10.000.001 dollars 4 —They desire I the privilege of pro viding by-laws for the government of said corporation. to provide for the election of officers, and. If desired, a board of directors: and the power to * Teste debt and to execute such evi dences thereof as they may deem pro per. and consistent with their charter and by-laws, and generally to have and to exercise all the rights and privileges incident to their incorporation as pro vided for and allowed under tho laws of 5 They desire the tight to sue and to le aued. to plead and bo Impleaded. to have mid uae a rotnmon —I. mtd to do oil thing* thot mav bo necessary for tho mmowfnl carrying on of Mid business Including tlio right to buy. hold and sell real estate ond personal property sult tiblo to tho purpose* of tho corporation, ond In tnrurrtng dobto In the ronduot of lb* affair# of tho corporation to bo al lowed tho right when neoeaaary to se cure tho name by mortgage. oootirtty died or other form of hen under exist it us law* l The pr nclpgl office ond plan# of huUnena of lhe proponed corporation Will he In the City of Aimunia, aaid Htote and t’ounty WIIKHKfORK!. your petitioners pmr, that ufter <-onfonntng to all tha I»W* reßuhi ll «iir the granting of clwt’tera, and producing to thin Court the proper evl* deio r of *u< h, an order t»e grunted In* corporation them na prayed f«»r In thin fxditlon and In the terms* and In ac cor dunes with the atatulea. C K Id’NilAM. Attorney for Petitlonern F led In office Ihla 71 li *Uy of March, 1914. DA HI Ft# KKIIR. Clerk 4 u perl or Court, Richmond C©.» On. HTATK «»F OKOROIA, RICHMOND foI’NTY « I. Daniel Kerr, Clerk of the HupeiiOf Court of Richmond Countir, Osorgbi, d» hereby certlf) (hat th< forggolng In a true end correct copy of the palltlon for tnc.apo ration of "Al’Ot *BTA MAMC HAM, AHH*M'IATIf>N," the orlßlnnl *»f which U filed In thin office thin day. WITNRHM my official nan*lure and wei«l of Maid 4 OUrt, thin 7th day <ff March. 1914. DA NIKI. KKRR. Clerk Huperor Court, lllchmond Co. (U. M 7 14 A 4 !1c I HTATK OF OKOItOVA, , RICHMOND COCNTT—> WffKHKAH. Robert lta\ did. on the 9th day of May, 1912. enter Into a at!pu*j | bit lon with the ITnlnn Raving* Hank, iißreelnß t«* pay to aaid Cnlon Savlriß* Hank, the nun of Five Hundred and Fifty IwilUfM payable at tha date and In lh«* manner aa ae| out In ai d bond and agreement; and WIIKRKAH It Isl further provided la paid Vmd arid agreement, that in tha event the aaid Uny aliall fall to pay the puld note .*it maturity, according to Ihe tenor and effect of paid note, then the raid i nlon Savlnga flanfti, ItR ftitntfl n r ]eir I repreaentallvea. ehall he author lard after advertlalng the time, terma and place* of pale. In any newppaper ptfb- Itahwd In tiie city «.r Auguntn, omi i week for four wei*ka. prior to paid date of pale, to aell at public outcry, before the Court llouae floor in aaid City of Augupta. to the hlgheat bidder f»W caflh, the realty ITerelnafter deacrlhed, an»l with the proceeda thereof, after pay ing all egpehaea conne« ted with aatd ante, pluili pay the Intercut due on P.tl4 debt at the date of paid Pale; and WIIKRKAS. the paid Robert Rav. t>T and under raid bond and agreement did appoint the (Tnlon Savings Hank, hla at torney in fact, with autlugity to mnke to thefpurchaacr good and sufficient tl* Hep In fee pimple to the Paine; and WHKRKAA. the said Robert Ray hat failed to pay paid debt at maturity, ac cording to the tenor and effect of sal-1 note— The undersigned, the Colon Raving* Hank, under and by virtue of Ihe au thority atal power of sale conferred In said bond And agreement, will pell at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, at the Coup House In the County of Richmond, In paid Htate of Georgia, between the usual hour* of pale, on the first Tuesday In April, 1914. the follow ing dcperlhed property, to- wit: !*d of land, with Improvements there in. hB Mu- <’it\ of Augusta, Richmond County, tlecggla. No 1733 or No 1775 McKlruie street. In that portion thereof formerly known aa the laaßiyette Race Course track, having a frontage on Me. Kin nr afreet of 30 feet, and extending hack Woutwardly between parallel line* 150 feet, more or less, to nn alley; paid lot of land being a portion of lot* Nop. ft. 9 10. 13. 14 and Ift In Block ft. a* shown on plat recorded In Hook 4 It’s 572-3; and being a portion of the land conveyed by William T. Hugg and the l*lanl«rs Doan A Savlnga Hank lo the Cnlon Havings Hank. Deeds to he executed to the purchaser by the undersigned, as attorney In fact under the power contained in said bond and Agreement. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers This 7th day of March. 1914 ROPKRT RAY BY UNION HAVING* hank. His Attorney la i .i- u M 7 14, 21 28c Swappers' Column lU’FF ORPINOfON COCKKRRL. FINH bird, for Rattrd Hock cockerel, iami rr i.t. A 1 r«M H limm Column, cure Herald. \VANTKI> TO SWAP BAITY MAX well nutntnoh lc. in first-class condi tion. fully equipped w'lth wind shield, top, magneto, five lights oil and carbide, good tires, for Ift lutfsepower Maxwell car, with two upright cylinders. In good condition Will pay difference or will sell. Adress Max. Swappers Column, car© Hei Ml want to Swap i.ot in si mmkr vttte, Hickman Road, fenced and hedged, for lot In lower part of city equal value. Address Hot, Swappers (Vlumn, care Herald. \N 11.1. S\V ftp b, * S TALKS «>F RIB bon cane for any thing of equal value that I can sell for the same amount at 2Hc per stalk. Address Cune, Swappers Column, caro Herald. FOR EXCHANGE: ONE TRIO OK pure Indian Runner clucks to ex change for chickens of any kind. An swer Ducks, Hw’appefs Column, care Herald. FOR EXCHANGE: 1 DETROIT JEW e| giis stove for blue flame oil cook stove, one large Acme Hornet hot blast beAtlng stove for Mandy Lm Incubator. Address If. U, Swappers Column, care I tersKl. wanted/ T( ro KN<>W Til \ T \\ R ARB AT 554 Broad street with a complete line of piano*. player-pianos. Vlctrolaa, guitars, mandolins, viola ns and all kind* of musical Instruments Cash or credit. W. IV Manning Music Co. WANTED: A a ENTER BUGGY horse f<* a lady to drivet must l*e per fectly heart\ and well and jFlce rea sonable. Apply -OO® D'Antlgnac Bt. WANTED HELP—Female WANTED WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE and 1«H»k after children. References required. Apply Tsnt At Co. Phone 1968. WANTED; YOUNG I7ADY BTKNO grnphci 1 bStltUtS for three inonthi. state last employ tneitt. Ad dress Substitute, Herald Office. WANTED SITUATION—MaIe WANTED: POSITION A 8 ASSISTANT bookkeeper and Invoice clerk; now em ployed; desire change, best reference*. Address; X. 1,., care Herald. WANTED: G< HID HOO K KK K 1» K~R with knowledge of txpewritlng desires position. Address It. O. W., care Her > M WANTED—Boarders WANTED TABLE ’lt OARI) KR 8; rates reasonable Apply 708 Green* street or phone 2739. WANTED ItOARI>KRB ! ARGK Ft’RN tshist rooms with or without board, ta ble hoarder*. Also two rooms and halt for light housekeeping References re quired. 96i Greene street. Phone 3530-J. WANTED HELP—MaIe and Female. WANTED M AH'. lUm.ER AND (M«ik. «hll* or colored. Address w th reference. P. O. Bo* 5.M WANTED—Board GOOD ROOM AND HOARD WANTED b\ a young man: must be close-in. Address M. W., care Herald. THE AUGUSiA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. WANTED HELP—MaIe IIOYH WANTED AN MKHHKNOBHX. Must he sixteen years old. Apply Poe ml Telegraph Cable Co. Wilt 16.44 IN CAJ9H OR A ftlO 00 PAY msnt on a pis no, by gueeelng wnat ftf>4 ineane Contest cl.isrs Mjwrcb 14th. W. I*. Manning Music Co. WIN tr, 00 IN CASH OR A 114.00 PAI merit on a piano, by guessing what 864 means Contest Hose* March 14th. W. P Manning Music Co. FOR RENT—Rooms FOr'hKNT K!TININIIRP ROOM TO rmiplr nr ynuri* m«n, with or with, nut tmnrd, t,i prlv»t« ruiully. Addrv,, K. R,. rare llrruld. R)R RKNI TWO rNKCRNIHIIKD rm»m», *4* nf\.. furntahixt and nnr un* furnlalmd. Apply 44K Urytmlda alroet. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. Kriu HAI,K THK WKM, KHTAUMHH ed meat business of the late K. M Deas, Including all furniture, ftxturs* and to*»la ami three-yeer lease on store and residence, 313-16 Jadtßon street. Ap ply on premises. FOR I>l l . R ARK OLD HOOKB Ok a I kinds and anvtliing that Is a hook. 1 • i«|U«-st p. JM-J.j Til* Street MRH HMIT II IRVINK, NORTH Alb gusta, Mas for am e. fine antique ma hogany—l 4 h eve ton sideboard, three hand some tables, at 709 Kilts street, city; bu reau, washstsnd, chair, hronxes, at 450 Broad. FOR SALK; 4*» l{~l’ R-PAHSKNHKR automobile, first-elites condition, f*»ur new tires. Will sell cheap li. F. Boone, 627 Broad. FOR HALF: G A RICK *8 PROLIFIC H«-ed Corn, improved and selected un der direction of government expert. i«ed variety test of ien varieties past two years. Yields hundred hugnefs per acre under favorable conditions Price |3 per bushel. Pride Ham big boll rollon seed, 1 1-lft staple. $2 per bushel. L. C. Chap pell, Lykeslund. H. C. FOR BALK; ONK GOOD IRON SAFK. slightly used; good as new; will seij cheap *o quick buyer. Address 8. 8., care Herald. FOR HALF MRH. F. P. WRLCH~AT 670 Carolina Avenue. North Augusta, will sell her household furniture at * '.ill at i • i ’phona 3367-J. FOR SALE—Poultry WE BELL WHITE IaEGHORN EGGS for 60 cents per setting «-f 16; fine stock. Harlem Poultry Yards, Harlem, Ga.; F. J. Walton, Proprietor. HPFF ORPINGTON. THK WINNING kind where ever shown. My birds have that golden buff color so much desired. A few cockerels ami pullets nt bargain prices. Eggs for hatching. 9?.04, 1 3.00 ami $5.40 per 16. R. W. Whitaker, 802 Pine street. FOR RENT—ReaI Estate foR HI vi LARGE 81 ORE NEAR Enterprise Factory, on Greene street. Apply 1313 HVoud street. RpPIDISNCK 1225 K 1.1.13 STRKET, X rooms .iiiil bath, g-iage, jii(»dern im jwovements. Reduced rent till October Ist. L J Rtgff, a FOR RENT: FURNISHED COTTAGE. Moderate price, neiir car line; m i -1 Bummervtll*. A<i<lres» 11. K M.. care The Herald. FOR RENT FIRBT-CLABB REBTAU rant on Campbell street, near Union Station and new government building, including furniture, fixtures and com plete restaurant equipment. Reduced rental until October. Apply to Goodwin Hi Duvall, Union Savings Hank Building. FOR RENT: STORAGE ROOM. 30x25; centrally located; can be used for oth er purposes. Apply y. J. T., lierald Of f I ce. Ii >R RENT STORE AND DWELLING 1738 Milledgevllle Road; 6-room cot tage at 1830 Walton Way. gas and elec tric lights, all conveniences. Phona lttl-J. HOUSES TOR RENT: 2000 BLOCK OP Ellis. 2 new huiises with bath, >15.00; No. 26 10th street. 6-rooms and bath. •>25.00: No IS 10th street, 7 rooms and bath. $25.00: 1164 Broad. flat 6 room a and hath. $21.00; 216 12th, store, >20.00. Cochran A Mayson, Re.-G Estate and Renting Agents. 214 Marbury street. FOR SALE —Real Estate FOR BARE 805 7TH STREET, 712 Calhoun street; 922 Telfair street. Phone 1655-J. FOR BALE CHEAP CORNER HICKB amt Wrights, good paying grocery business, stock and fixtures, nice four room house attached, large burn and stable, storage house, good horse, two wagons, one buggy, coal, wood and chicken houses, two sets harness, num bfS* nice fruit tress, flower garden, etc. I ait 84x135. All for >3.650.00. Haokett A: Hell. Ft IR B\i B FARMS 2 1 FARMS IN South Carolina and Ge«Tgla. any size and location. Houses and lots hi all parts of Augusta for sale or exchange. Terms to suit. Cochran & Mason, Real Estate snd Renting Agents, 214 Marbury. i tSt 8 \IJ 1\ N<>RTH AUGUST . room eoltage for home or Investment; one block from Hampton Terrace. Appl\ 11. M Wall. FOR s\il IN NORTH SUOUBTA 2- story frame house. 8 rooms, lot 56x250 feet to alley, with corner lot 100x94 feet Joining same premises: stable, buggv *hed. cow stable, chicken house, tool house: >2.5*10; terms. >V>O cash balance same as rent. Phone 3585-W. ~*uc LOST AND FOUND ROST; IN BUSINESS SECTION. MAR. 4th, string of amber beads. Rewant for return to Buckeye Cotton Oil Cck, ut P. O Box 725. ROST* ST RAY ID OR STOLEN f TWO Jersey cows, one chestnut color with hole bored in horns. or»e wlrfte and lemon spotted with small ring in ear. J. R. Hardman. 1057 Clmfee Ave. or phone 1073-J. FOR SALE—Livestock FOR S.VI.K: FINE SADDI.K HORSK, high brril, vi-rv ptyllsh hiiil gpntlo. uplrmlld for la.lies' u*e; an exceptional ly fine looking horae. A.l.lrees J. K. Clancy, 6U‘ Kills atreet. Phona 2S6S. FOR BAUcT" 1 JERSEY - BLXL, WELJ, bre.l Call phone 5t5. AUGUSTA GLAZING CO. RKCI.A7.INU OF AI.L, KINDS. SKTTING PLATE GLASS REPAIRING CIU'RCH WINDOWS OF I.KAD AND ART GLASS. REPAIRING SHOW CASKS. REPLACING AI'Tt'MOBILK WIND SHIELDS A SPECIALTY. 448 BROAD TAPL D. FAGAN. MGR. PHONE M. FREE DIRT: ‘ DIRT FOR FILLING LOTS GIVEN »»av AuguEta Cab & Transfer Co.. Bto Kilts atreet. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR FOR ELECRTUCAL WORK CAIJ. THE Ingram Electric Co.. Phone ISSI-J. ITompt. courteous efficient service. WIN |r.,06 IN CASH OR A Itft.M PAY merit on li plena, try ffunefclnv wtmt M. 4 rnenne Pnnteel rlnaea March 14th. W. I*. Mannlriß Mualc Co. PIANO HARO AIN. TO grif'K lII’YKR. fxel upright pliinn for I'fluh A. A. Thomim I*tnno Co., *3s Proud St.. Au- Suita. On. win |s.oo in i’.vs 11 or a’iio.m pay mrpt nn n piano, by gtiraalng what *f.4 rtiMina Contrat r.ina.a Marcn 14th. W. I*. Manning Mualc Co. WAKE UP AND OPEN Yfil'K KYKS SPEND vour money where you get value re ceived In whola anlea, half aolea. ladtea' turned aolea and rtiliher heala na» hand-aewed work a apeelalty. W. Gold en. lte-5 Kill* atreet. WIN tS.OO IN CASH OR A 110.04 PAY merit nn a piano, liy gueeelng what *fu mean*. Con 'ret roar. March 14th. W. I*. Manning Mualc Co. W K HAVE A Nt’MWCROF ÜBBU p.aime. In go-d lone and time. ISa, 170, lino »rd up. I'aed parlor organa. In good condition, $25, S4O and SBS. Par ticular attention given to tuning and re pah* orilera. A A, Thonina Plano Co, 03!) Ilroad atreet. Phone 656. WIN s:..nn in CASH OR A fto.nn PAY merit on a piano, hy «gue*Mlng what 554 menne f'onteat cloaca March 14th. W. V. Manning Mnic Co. TRUNK HOSPITAL. DPR TRPNK DOCTORS (AND THEY are rot onca> can pm your old dla ahled trunk or grip In flrat-claaa condi tion A new alat, lock, clamp, etc., and Ita In com! lon for years of service. Coat la email. Give ua a call. Augusta Trunk Factory, 735 Broad, oppoalts Monument. WIN $:.,00 IN CASH OR A sin.on PAY ment on a piano, hy guessing what R 54 means. Contest closes March 14th, W. I*. Manning Mualc Co. LOOK AT THESE SHOE REPAIRING PRICES: PAW Rubber Heels 25c Men’s Half Soles, sewed. .75c SI.OO Men’s Sewed Soles .. ..75c Men’s Tack Soles 50c Ladies’ Soles and Rubber Heels 75c Ladies’ Sewed Soles .. . .65c Ladies’ and Children’s Tack Soles 25c to 50c Tread Air Rubber Heels .25c Sorinq Steo Rubber Heels 3bc Cat Paw Rubber Heels ..35c Osulivan Rubber Heels --45 c Shoes called for and delivered. Out-of-Town People Use Parcel Post. AL EX RAE, Phone 323 236 9th St. For High Class Individ^ TAILORING A. H. MIEGEL 219 7th St., Leonard Bldg. DRY STEAM CLEANING AND PRESS ing ladies’ nnd men’s garments of all kinds. Ladies’ suits and <h*esses altered, a specialty. Paris Dry (’leaning Co., 121 Koilock street. Phone 3038-J. SANG LEE LAUNDRY so 9 Mclntosh st . office *t 4o« Jackson St., next to Chop Suey Res taurant. Fhor.s 2611, Sang Les, Prop. A Good Work Shos. mads to measurs from Solid Calf Skin £ Leather 4>OeO(J Augusta Shoe Repairing Phone 943. 965 Broad PAW Rubber Heels 25 c Men's Sew Soles 750 $1 00 Men's Whole Soles SIOO Men's Tack Soles 500 Ladies' Soles and Rubber Heels 75C Ladies' Sewed Soles, Leather H * el » 65C Ladies' and Children’s Tack * le * 25C to 5()0 Tread Air Rubber Heels 25^ Spring Step Rubber Heels ... 35C Cat Paw Rubber Heels 350 Osullvan Rubber Heels 45C y Your Shoes repaired while you are at home. Work called for and deliv. ered. J. SAWILOWSKY, Prop. SHOPS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW Designed to place before the Public the Merchandise, Craftman shlp and special service offered by the Exclusive Shops snd Specialty Stores not usually Advertised automobiles. Magneto and carburator work my apeelalty. Talephona 1.11. Sunday phone 2075-J All work guarnnteal. Cheeseborouqh Repair Shop Tha Red Front &■!<> Broad St. AUTOMOBILE TIRES Largest stock of tires Strut price* four makes. Retnrand- Ing and repairing at 'o*'* l *?”• The n-jjal comp’stalv equipped shop nnd competent workmen. Davis Tire and Rubber Company AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT When your car need* repairing bring * f so Mi w . Wi keep vour Electric Beif-BtartW, Electric L‘ght* and Oeneaton in good repair. W. C. GUNN. Phone 2997. ?2ft Reynolds Bt. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Protect your automobile In the Royal Insurance Company, of Eug lond. Strongest In the world. In sures against Fire, Theft, Liability. Property Damage, and Collision Damage*. We alao Iwue accident and health policies. Ail at the low est adequate rate*. J. V. H. ALLEN & CO., •Phone 411. 121 J»ckaon St. AUTOMOBILE~PAINTING We Jiave opened a first class Paint Shop, and can attend your wants at verv reasonable cost. NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO. Just across the Bridge. AUTO REPAIRING Electric Self-starter and Ignatlon expert*. All work guaranteed. B. P. BOONE. Phone 526. 527 Broad. BOARDERS Accommodations, nice rooms good meals; rates reasonable. Phone 1824 1034 Broad St BICYCLES Agent for READING, STANDARD, NATIONAL, PIERCE. We have the best equipped repair shop in the South. JOHN F. BRICKLE, 226-23 9th. phone 1914. CIGARS. For Bigger, Busier Augusta Smoke F. A. W. CIGARS Patronize Home Industry Wolfe & Lombard Cigar Co. Makers. COAL KIMBERLY COAL Second to none. Dry Oak nnd Pine £>>ove Wood. Hill de lvery. W. C. IVEY & CO. Phone 780. DRY CLEANING ROBERTSON TAILORING CO., 1001 12th St. Phone 1268. l.ndles’ and gent’s clothes Clean, pressed and dyed. French Dry Clean ing a specialty. All work guaranteed. Work called for and delivered same day. $ Electrical Contractors Auto Supplies. Fresh Batteries Weekly. WHITNEY-EVE CO. 1033 Broad. Phone 1316. GRIMAUD’S^VEGETABLES "We send out nothing but the freshest of vegetables. Received dally at. GRIMAUD’S .Phone 1305. Georgia Electrical Co. House Wiring and Electric Signs. Let us quote you. 933 Broad. H. B. MITCHELL, Mgr. WIN' $5.00 IN CASH OR A SIO.OO FAY ment on n piano, by guessing what R 54 means. Contest closes March 14th. W. P. Manning Music Co. MEAT MARKET REAL BARGAINS IN FRESH Meats for cash at M. T. Hair’s Market, 6th and Ellis. Phone 542. ANTIQUE FURNITURE. CT.AWFOOT SIDEBOARDS. TEA TA bles. card table, desks, high post beds, book cases, fenders, andirons, candle sticks. Upholstering and repairing. F. Kenyon. 312 7th St. Phone 2219. 4 FINANCIAL MONET TO LEND ON READ F.STATE. Augusta Real Estate Co., (33 Broad St* Hot Weiners Cold Drinks and Fresh Home-made Pies, at 116 Campbell St., Breed love's Place, next door to the Ar mory. ROOF LEAK? Have your work dons by expe'.i eaced tinner*. All work given per senal attention. My prloea are rl|kt e. A. DEMOS!, Phone tOIL HI Bread it. GARAGES IVEY'S GARAGE Phone 3197. 304 Washington. AGENTS FOR HITPMOBTI.ES Five years' experience with Chalmers and Hopmoblles. CARS FOR HIRE. PERROUX AGONES Augusta Garage Repairs, vulcanizing, supplies. Free air. Open day and ntghL Largest In city. 720-22 Reynolds St. Phone 120. GASOLINE, 18'/*o Motor care washed and polished, 25c, 40e. UNION GARAGE G~ARA'GE—REPAIR SHOP. STUDEBAKER DEALERS. 7TH AND REYNOLDS. PHONE 378. AUGUSTA MACHINE CO. HARNESS MAKER W. W. SIMS 647 CALHOUN STREET. % Harness making and repairing of valises and satchels. ~STe. MARSTON’S Harness and Shoe Shop. All work done by hand. 738 Ellis St. N. W. ST’LI.IVANrn 59~Broad - Ft.. Harnss maker and Repairer. Work neatly done at moderate prices. I can save you money on custom made harness, MARKETS G .S. Smtth. Native meats, beef pork, veal, country style sausage, staple and fancy groceries; fresh produce. Phone 63. 218 Center St. MATTRESSES MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY A. GREEN. He makes your mattresses level and square. New tick made free. Return mattresses same day. Phone 1916—shops 1251 Marbury street. _ I MATTRESSES I have complied with the regu lations of the Board of Health, I can make mattresses at your home, In or out of the state. L. J. Murray, 503 Broad SL 'Phone No. 666, "PAINTING CONTRACTORS For reliable House Painting and Perorating see E. B. Smith & Son, 70! Moore avenue. Estimates cheer fully furnished. Work guaranteed; city refrences. PIANOS A. A .THOMAS PIANO CO. Phone 6Sft..* 639 Broad St. Pianos, Player Pianos, Electric Pi anos, Organs; Graphophones and Records.--Everything Musical. PIANOS AND VICTOROLAS Phone 3327. 864 Broad. The latest styles the market affords. CASH OR CREDIT. W. P. MANNING MUSIC CO. POOL, POOL POOL, 2 1-2 Cue Do Droo In Pool Parlors. 818 Broad St. REAL ESTATE If you buy your houses. Tots nnd farm lands from me we both make money. J, B, CHAPMAN, Phone 2900-J. Kills fk Campbell Sta. REAL ESTATE Attractive bargains In city prop erty and farm land*. Ellis and Campbell Sts. J. B. CHAPMAN Phone 2900-J. L. F. GOODRICH Architect 122 Eighth Street, Telephone Augusta. Ga. 469. Used Automobile Sale One Rambler Runabout, $25 00 One 4-Passenger Oakland, One 1913 Overland Roadster, Two I.lttle Four Roadsters, One 5-Passenger Westcott, One 5-Passenger Marion (New). All cars In first class condition. L. C. Edelblut 651 BROAD STREET. £OObI' s ARB onn D rUUfs Wholesale and Retail Tin Shingles, Tin and Rubber Roofing. W.B*Toole & Co. Tel. 264. 935 Broad. “Let Us Cover Your House” SATURDAY. MARCH 7. _ RUBBER STAMPS ■. W. DOboE. Rubber Stamp*, Steal,. Ridge*. Stan el'a. Alumnlum Check*. &c. 653 El ba street. PHONE 1421. STORAGE. We do along.. We pack end ehlp gnode. We aave you money on eeeond hand good,. We eave you money on new gor.d,. We alwny, have bargain* for you. HUGHES FURNITURE CO. Phone 659. 567 Broad. BE~WING~MACHINES LEWIS E. MOSLEY Phone 15CT 631 Broad Rowing machines repaired, needle*, part* of all kind*; bargains tn second hand machines. SANITARY HAIR PARLORS. Hair Dressing Messaging, Manicur ing. Phone 665. 946 Broad St. SPECIALISTS DR. N. H ALFORD. The only Realdent (2t year*) and Reliable specialist In Augusta treat ing ah diseases Of men. women and Children Successfully without opera tion. Consultation free and Invited. _OFFICE 969 BROAD S'L THE CLOCK MAN J. C. CARNS 210 Centre St, Watch and Clock Repair Shop. Twenty-four years daily experience; tens years at this location. Guarantee work on guaranteed Stock TAILORS. HARDWICK 6 GERMANY TAILORS AND RENOVATORS Suits Made to Order. Phone 1622 213 6th Street. JACKSON & BAILEY Phone 1794. 823 9th. Street. First Class Tailoring. Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing. CHARLIE McLAUGLIN. ~ Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and Dyed. French Dry Cleaning a spe cialty. Ladies Suits and Skirts. Phone 2735. Cor. Jackson & Calhoun Streets. sTd.”spead 5 SUITS MADE TO ORDER. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. Phone 3076. 1149 Broad Street. TIN SHOP PHILIP L. MACK, \ Phone 493. 9t3 Ellis St Tin and Sheet Iron Worker. Estimates given on all tin and she. Iron work. Prompt attention to re pairing. _ WELD ,NG _ SOUTHERN WELDING CO. Fhone 1332. 961 Broad St. Welders of all metals, and all kind, of machinery breaks repaired car bon cleaned from auto cylinders with oxygen. WAGON MANUFACTURER LOWREY WAGON WKS. ' Established 1847 Manufacturers of farm wagon* carts and trucks, especially equip ped for repairing and painting. Corner Ellis and 9th. Sts. Telephone 1309-J Augusta. Ga. WOOD YARD BABY WOOD YARD DRY °INE AND OAK Stove Wood a Specialty. Quick Delivery. C. A. KING. Mgr. Phone 2881. 840 Fenwick, WAGON SHOP BLACKSMITH WORK and HORSESHOEING E. T. EUBANKS 18 Centre St. WALL TAPER AWNINGS T. G. BAILIE & CO. Phone 166. 712 Broad St. & r & • j fWAhTON PRINTING GOHPtiCY | "WE PRINT TO PLEAS*". MASSAGE MANICURE HAIR CUT SHAMPOO = GET IT AT= HICKEY’S 221 JACKSON ST.