The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current, March 23, 1914, Home Edition, Want Ad Section, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. MARCH 23. PLEAS OF GUILT IB CITY COURT Quite a Number Entered Pleas and Were Sentenced. One Conviction for Selling Cocaine. Wllllf Wllaon, a negro, was convict ed in the city court thin morning tor selling cocaine. lie him not lx-nn sentenced. The following picas were received: Percy Thom**, larceny from the house, »:,0 or alx month*. John Curry, larceny from the houae, tr.n or alx months. Nathan Walker and Johnny WII- IlHtna, four month* each, larceny from the house. I lamp Walker, carrying a pistol, without a llrenae, four month*. Jim Smith, larceny from the houae. IfiO or alx montha Robert William*, alia* "Rig Son," larceny from the houae, 10 month*. MINUTES IN MANHATTAN ( By Gotham—Knickerbocker.) New fork.—.hint olf Fifth Avenue, In the wonderful new aertlon of town wlich la growing up around the grand Central Terminal, la the Women * University Club At No 10i; Kant forty-second Street to be precise, Its nine neat alone *torle* loom up lirlek i I whh conveyed thitner l»y a Smllh College alumnae •Oh, dnar me, now ilxstresslng!' she exclaimed at the entrance. I had throw u away about half of one of m> lavorlte cigar* "You don't thin* *' d be an inhospitable a* that?" abe continued Men guest* ere always privileged to smoke here. We can, too, though f< w of the girl* do " So 1 lit up a froah butt and we In Vaile.l the k'tcred precincts. Kach section I* furnished by a dlfierent college," explained Ml*a Smith “We did the library on the third floor Vaaaar the living room on the fourth floor. Bernard the re ception room on the firat floor, and the T ' of Chicago the du'sslng room on the first floor Well* gave the allver and *o on This wan certainly a real club Rut there was a different atmosphere than that of a man's menage Every thing wii- bright and sunny. The ns its a club Is dull and Hoinhre Mere Ine furnishings were gay and warm, li-itively cheerful It was not a place to while away a fit of the liluea. but a place to forget them Hut let me gel aome atailatlrn and so on out of my system The build m: cost $300,000. It lias tnnuniera • dreadng rooms, a manicure and »''dicasliig parlor and a roof gar eh, where tea will be served In aum i r I'lie entire eighth floor la n big miiukiuin with shower hath and ho r m We were on the beautiful aerond floor, where from a balcony one may ook ii|>on taHty mnhoganv lurnlture and re: esaed w indow*. The effect u grey ami old rime 'I ilon'l think this cluh will break "T home*." | observed sincerely. ' That tired wife and mother ought to coraw hack to father and and the chil dren , with a new bundle of sunahlne alter an hour or two here. There used to he an Idea current that the aim of a very rich mau could hot be good for anything Some day when I have an Industrious streak I wII name over for you a tew of the tms oi notable men of wealth who si-• taking part in me leadership ot New. yolk activities. Hut right now I will mention one example, Jonn l). Rockefeller, ,lr With a father *o rich that he make* men with an Income of a million a year seem only comfortably (Wed. John D, Jr, I* about the farthest from that leeendary horror, the Idle rich." that eoulil he imagined Aside from What be Is able to do with his money, he p.ctmallv work* hard In churches and Sunday schools every week in his life Anv regular ,'rearher who could write and deliver a sermon as well aa John D Jr would coon become famous and have an lm (•ortant charge He personally koe* outside the i hurch Into the unsavorv corners and does sociological work which I* so ut terly unlike that of the tvplral kid gloved reformer that It defies rldl rule Hut John I) Jr Is barred from an opportunity which Is open to vou and me He can never be president ol hr Vnlted States Hl* father's money is too great a handicap. His own skv scraper mansion with express ant lo al elevafbrs la an absolute bar By the way, John U. has „ new Malm lust now He Is the first of the Rockefellers to piitnmixe art exten sively For $360,000 he secured i’ll hlnese porcelains, knnwYi as "Black Hawthorne." which xvere made for the treat Chinee* emperor. Rank hi. unde shorn the art of ceramics probably •cached the greatest development in he history or rlvlliuitlon That bank of ruffians, the New York Itock Exchange broker*, ripped a oung man's clothes to shreds recent > and sent him flying Into New s trect .their back alley with scarcely •nouglt api arel to conce] his naked loss as required by law It happened this wr\ Me is a irother of a board member Hnd look* to much like Ills brother that a casual [lance does npt distinguish them. Thinking to have a little bin by breaking one of the strictest rules o'r he exchange and by smashing a cber i bed tradition, he ran the gauntlet if the door lender* at the New Strwd “ntrance These men pride them iclvea. on knowing every member of lie exchange by his gaJt. shape, voice md face Hut In he went Me wan lered about the big floor for many minute* Then somebody wno knew lis brother especially well began to ibterve him closely A whispered conference and then •he pack tell upon him OTf came his lat, then Ills collar and coat, and vhen he finally emerged there was ittle of the respectable In his appear ince One of the wags went around to John Connolly, tne veteran of the tmin door. The Intruder hadn't pass id through this way but the wag told 'onnolly he had The old man was xiueb distressed, especially when the oker added. : Y'ou II let in Baui Lutermever •ext" DEATHS DAY, MISS ANNA I—Died ywater day at the residence Funeral Wcrvtees trom the residence of W 8 Iturton, 542 Telfair Street, tomorrow morning at It o'clock, and the Interment in the City Cemetery. NANCE, MRS. LMCILC- -The wire of Mr. K. C. Nance, died today at 12 o'clock, at the Children's Hospi tal, In the 21*1 h year of lief ago The remains of deceased will he conveyed to Monroe, the li«e* '' of her fill her, Mr J <», Iswfemr, and the interment will he there nt 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Be side* her husband dei eased Is sur vived by her father, step-mother and one-half sister Mrs. Name was Ihe niece of Mr T. L. Bheate» of Augusta HOPPE. MR. EDWIN.-Died today at the Planters Hotel. Deceased I* u native of Merlin, Merman' . i funeral announcement will be made as soon as communication* can be made with hi* relative*. ROBERTS. MRS JI’MA H - The widow of the H«v. J. F, Roberts, died till* morning st the resi dence, .109 Crawford Avenue, in the 26th year of her age l'lm funeral announcement will he made later. Hoeldes her hu«hand deceased la aurvlvnd by two chil dren. John r. Jr, and Daisy, tier father. Mr. K. J Hysmlth, and also by two hrothera and three •Inters. AVERY, MRS. AMY. The widow »T the late John E, died at the resi dence 1560 Broad Street, yester day morning in the 52nd year of her age Funeral services were conducted from the realdenee this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock The Interment was In the West View Cemetery. RONEY. MR. BPHRATES -Died yes terday morning «t his residence, 1678 Broad Street, in the 60th year of hi* age The funeral services were held from the Sec ond Christian Church this after noon at 4 o'clock, and the inter ment was In tne West View Cemetery. Habeas Corpus For The 5,000 Mexicans Peco*. Texa«.- Federal Judge Meek tinlay opened the huetts corpus hear ing for the release of 5,000 Mexican federal prisoner* held at Fort (ill**. Tl v*h, b| the government The Judge grunted the writ lasi week at l)aHuh. The contention of Ihe prisoners ih UuM tbe United RtltM lm* no right to hold them under miy International agreement or law. Under the Hague treaty, they assert, a country ho* a right to hold military men fleeing from another country If they are en gaged In an international war but not troops fleeing from civil strife. FUNERAL NOTICE MAlU'ff ' M*. 1914, Miss \\ NA I I>AY Fum»rHl norvlrrs from the residence of W H. Ihirton, 462 Tol f.ilr etrssl, TOMORROW (Tuesday) MORN I NO. March 24th, 11 a. in. In terment City Cemetery. LEGAL NOTICES STATIC OF UKOROIA, RICHMOND COUNTY— Under and by virtue of the power of auli* contained In a security deed given to aetuire a note for five hundred and seventy-five dollars, principal dated October Ith, 1909 and due October Bth, 1911, iftven by (\ O Oellrlch to J J. Zachary, and duly assigned to the Rank of Columbia County, will be sold on ao eount of defuult In the payment of said note at maturity, st public outcry, at the Court House of aald County, dur ing the usual hours of sale, for t'nsh. to the highest bidder, tha following real estate, to-wlt: All that tract or parcel of land elt uate, lying and bring in said State and County, about eight snd dhs-half mllee from the City of Augusta, on the Old Southwestern Flank Road, and contain* tun sixteen acres mors t* Iras, bound ed «s follows: Northeast, by lands of Sanders, and Hearsay; Southeast by lands of Grace wood l.and Co.; West by lands of Jordan; Northwest by Houth western Plonk Road. Purchaser to pav for papers C U OICIXRICH. By Rank of Columbia County, Assignee. M 14 iS SO A 4c SPECIAL NOTICE. THK FRIENDS OF MR. OKOROK W Summers hereby announce his candi dacy for Council from ths 4th Ward, subject to the Rules and Regulations of the White Primary, Wsbbs Lad os No. 164. F andA. M. A CAM KD COMMUNICATION OF Webb* l.irtgi- Ni>. 146. F. end V M , will be held In laetgi' It,mm Mosotho Temple. Tin-e --,lay, Mar 24th, ct 7.30 n . kak I' in. Thu K. A. and F. C. 1 ib-grae* will he conferred, Mcmheve of Fc'lhl lodge No. 1 and visiting brethren lire cor dially and fraternally Invited. >4 I >; HKATSK, \V W EHAH A CI MMINU, Sec'y. Mil Swappers ’ Column rOl'R INCUBATORS. TWO X-RAY 160-egg and two Mandy I.** ]2O and ltH-fK machine*, will swap -r sell Ad dress A. I>. H Swapper* Column. oar# Hamid W ANTED TO SWAP oNk OtVk A N'T' three ban*, thoroughbred Whit* 1/ag. horn* for Rhode Inland Red*. Plymouth Rock* or any lnrg* chicken* Leghorn* nr* young mid *ll h*n* *r« laying Ad- I dr*** O. N. It , Swapper* Column. oar* 1 1 r raid WU.I SWAP BHTAKLIHHKD MEAT business for hnum rrnt equal valu* ' good location Addr**» "Hualnrsa.' Swapper* Column. oar* Herald WANTED TO SWAP ONE HESTON romhlnatlon row boat and canoe. coat ' now *126 00 In good condition, for row boat aultabl* to u»* with portabl* nto- I tor 1 T*f*rably a Hulling atari boat , Addraaa Huaion Boat Swapper* Column, oar* H*mld. IMIt KXiTIANUK EOrTiOHSK OK anything of arntal valua, prraatng club' with *»• good m«mb«ra *nd a standing transient work. Atldraa* Pressing Club, Swapper* Column, oar* Hamid \ vill swaFltse pair op ThTFk Andulualana. y oung i hicken* hatched l«»i spring. pullet laying now. for three Whit* Leghorn hen* or three it I Red hen* Anawar “Andulualana." Swapper* Column, cure Herald Wild, SWAP FINK rox TI for anything value of t’.otl, dean, fine pela. good ratter*. no« *even week* old Addraaa K., Swapper# Column. care Herald. n&m LEGAL NOTICES Debtor's and Crsdi Or't Notic*. HTA’I IP OF OM>l:*il v RICHMOND COC.NTY All person* having CUilm* against Jam** <l. Wsllon. lsir of stld Couft Iy, dm rased, or agalnsl Ills ratal* et c re quired to present lire same to the umirr slsnrri or to n* aiiuruey, lonising li. I,n properly Itendsi d and proven with in the llm>- required hr law And all person* Indebted te sail) deers sail, or Ida rrtiita, arr rr<|lll-*ted In fTi’ka Immnlt atr payment t<> Hie undsrstgned. This 23rd day of March, I*l4 lIOHERT O. MARTIN. JR. M2* m A « 13 20 27 Admlnls'ralor " WANTED __ VOU TO KNOW THAT* WE ARK A. K.,4 Broad *trrrt with a compete Itna of ptufloa, pbiysr-planns, Vlcirolaa. guitars, mandolin*, vlolene and *ll klnu* of rnuatcii| Instrument* (kali or credit. W. p Manning Music Co. WANTED —Boarders WANTED. TWO LADY JIOA ItDF.ItS, nlc* .ocailon for sunitnsr. one block off Wnlton Way near Hummervllle. Ad dress A. C. 14., cars Herald, WANTED HOARDERS: CAN ACCOM nioilaln a couple or two young men with mom tnd board, l-arge front room; hot and cold water. 451 Telfair. Phone tSil-J, WANTED HELP—MaIe WANT ED ENE RO E TIC* Vii KL.L Vemed man of K f *od Ht finding to co operate with tin In the g«n***»l introduc ing 4»f a product of tc»t««| quaiitlm of ffif Iteet benefit to farmers fertilisa tion coat reducer. Offer liberal com niiaalon, contract, e*<lualve territory. writ# IV O. Ho* 348. Mavtinnah, O.i. V. '■\ i . i ■ « t .1,01(1 1. HUY: «>\ Est M year* of .«#*.•. flagging Depart m«nt. Riverside Mill*. WANTED AT ONCE A GOOD AM* round white tinner; a good builnw* f<ropoa|tlon to aober, Induatrlotia rn»n. Write H H FYnaer, Georgetown, 8 C. WANTED 15 o o I-. KKK PE R FOB wbolenale dry (oodn company. Olva enp»wlence and reference. Addreaa Book keeper, care Herald. DRIVER uAM iEI». \!T!.Y Arm Abattoir. New Kavunnah Road WANT I: I» A '."l.m; MAN TO hTTN ruiwwiKßrit for about ten day*. Parker Ry. New a Co.. AukumUa, Union H tat lon. WANTED SITUATION—MaIe \\ XNTED ht yoi no man of GOOD habits. Job In wholesale grocery buffi nesa, either shipping clerk, aglesman on mad or In city have hnd ten years ex perlnce In grocery business Address Kx'perienc# Grocer, care Herald. WANTKD POHITION AS NlGHT watchman, by 11 sober snd Industrious man. Address P. K. R., 216 Gaston Ht.. Savannah, Ga. WANTED—Room* ROOMS WANTED. A OOUPI.K DKBIHLS RRVBRAI rooms in private family, convenient to buelneee eedlon. Addreee C. A. C.. car* Herald. WANTkTi AT c >N(' K TI IRK K It Of *M S for light hon*eke<>i>lnK. centrally lo cated. Addreee O. B. Yoppe. Oen De livery. WANTED—Miscellaneous WANTKD; FI .AT TOP OFFICK DKSK. five feet long: must bo In flrst-clsaa condition. Adiirsss Cash, cats ilciald WANTEP LOAN oF 11.000 00 WILL secure same with real estate valued at 910,<>00.00, ami additional security valued at $2,000.00 Address L'»an, care Au gustff 11 era Id WANTED HELP—Female WANTKD WANTED A t'OOK that can come well recommended. Mrs. Lula C. Maxwell, Tho Hill. Phone 6899. SITUATION WANTED—Fe- male. LADIES' MAID ,U 111 it: l Kills r clae*. two years In America, wishes employment C. D. FOR SALE —Miscellaneous FOR SALK: RARE OlTp BOOKS Ob si! kinds &nd anything that Is m book. ' # Street FOR SALE 00 iL P f> PASSKNGKR automobile, first-class condition, four new tires. Will sell cheap. B. F. Boons, 527 Broad. # WATKRMKLLON SKFTd FOR S M.’fT 1 h«v»‘ M 0 lbs., sbs lutely pun ‘ *on M mellon seed for sale at 50c per pound. If desired by mall add postage. B. B McOowsn, 664 Broad St.. Augusta, Os. IMPROVED AND SELECTED COTTON Seed; pur* and Improved genuine Pe lerkln ootton aeed; no otiior vurtety tented for *o long a period Is so proftltc; will endnr* ns hnrd usage: 85 cents a bushel: special price* large quantities. Improved Toole cotton seed, preeminent ly the most prolific ootton for the South, 85 cents: special prices |nrge quantities Calhoun Agricultural A Investment Co., St. Matthews. S. C. FOR SALE A KINK SECOND HAND set of Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity aml other sets of reference. l>ellquest's. 218-Ttß 7th street, FOR SALE—Poultry ~ Poultry. RI.ACK LEGHORN KOOS FOR hatching, winter laying kind, 11.54) per getting. O. H. Eve, 852 Chafes Ave. BEEF COCHIN II AN I VMS iff. <*•' TRIO Egg* $1 50 per fifteen Itlnck Cochin Hantam cockerel. 8100 each. Eggs. 11.50 per fifteen. M A, Bhewmake, Dublin, Oa. gIEVKR cvmimnks. \ COMBINATION of beauty and utility Circular end mating list free l-'ggs IS netting, two f.w 85. T. 1.. Hilton, l.ancaeter, S, C. FOR SALE—Livestock KOR SAKE ONE HAY HORSE. EIGHT years old. good drl\rr, go'd saddle horse will work anywhere, gentle, cheap quick buyer. Apply *526 Heckle St. Wfi.l, SKLI. OR SW VP itKAETIFEL Fox terrier puppies, guarautved fine ratlera. now seven weeks old, for any - thing the .clue of - 1017 Emmett Si. Phone 1781-J FOR RENT—ReaI Estate FOR KENT: STORAGE ROOM. JOvfS: centrally located, can be u*e>l for oth er purposes. Apply W J. T., Herald Of fice BBBtDENCK 1225 ELLIS BTKKE i.' s room* and bath, gtivuge, modern Im provement*. Reiiuced rent till October Ist. E ,J. Henry. Fojf RENT HOARDING lIOESE ON prominent Broad street corner: t! rooms, baths electricity, gae: good con dition: poaeeaalon April Ist. Apply to Ooodwln A Duval: TO RENT TO PARTY ” WITHOUTt small children. 5-room flat with pri vate bath and c:her oonvlencea. |E *7 per month, Ala., fee* sale one good piano, cheap, account of moving. Apply to 411 Walker street. .«*.. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. mUrR, FOR SALE—ReaI Esate Ff lit RAf.F FARMS 250 FAHMH IN goulh Carolina snd Oe'S-gta any sis* and location. tlou«*« and lot* In all parts »f August* for sals or *x< h*nga Tsrrn* to suit CochrSfl A Mason. Real Eilat, snd Ranting Agsnt*. 214 Marbury. bi s -mw-mrm oa r. r.. r acr.-s, poultry, tmek and fruit f*rrn. 2- story, 4-rmtn dwe ling, 40*30 chlcktn hou**, and hroodrr to match, 1,500 ch|iksn< puylng undar cnntrict 1100 l>sr work, chsap. He* us—Cochran A Ma nna. 214 Marbury Ht. II no TWO ijfll.ldMi Lot«“ ttf»T off Ontral sverii# on Ninth street, Mont* b'ono, two ndjolnlng lot*, 50x164, faring city. Apply 1240 Broad (treat. FAR HAI.H AN ATTRACTIVE M'>D am horn,, In good location: also a fin* lot cheap. Addrea* K. A. T., cor* M*r • ld Ff) R "HACK IS~~: NORTH AITOIJfITA, twnl story house, S rooms, front and back porch, wide hall; lot 66x250: stable, cow house, btiggy-ehed, poultry house snd run. Easy terms. I’hon* 3656-W. FOR RENT—Rooms _ F« ftVCNI PIJRNISHRD ROOM T( * rouple or younir man. with or with out hoard, In private family. Address F Tt . care Herald. li y A NICE ROOM. A Rood bed and somethin* *ood to eat, irn to Broad street, or see Breedlove, lift 'ampbell st F |Fb N ISH E D OR UNFT7RNISHED roms at 1140-42 Walton Way, upper nr lnw«r flat; aa many a§ may he de- Hlred up to raven, modern. Jaa. R. l*eu *ue it Co. LOST AND FOUND STRAYED FROM 1107 GREENE ST.. Foi terrier, white with black mark In*, leather collar on neck Answers to namu of Bob. FI rider pleaae notify Economy Hhoe Co., 310 Bth Bt. I/»ST: LARGE PINK CAMEO SCARF pin, Saturday on street. Finder will Im* rewarded If returned to P J Wilson, 1004 Greene street. Phone 1201-3. Augusta Shoe Repairing Phone 943. 965 Broad PAW Rubber Heeli 25 ( ' Men’s Sew Soles 750 $1 OO Men'* Whole Sole* SIOO Men'* Tack Sole* 50 (; Ladle*’ Sole* and Rubber Heel* 75U Ladles’ Sewed Sole*, Leather Heel* 65 c Ladle*’ and Children's Tack Bole. 25C to 50 c Tread Air Rubber Heel* 25 ( ' Spring Step Rubber Heels ... 35^ Cat Paw Rubber Heel* 350 Oaullvan Rubber Heel* 450 Your Shoes repaired while you are at home. Work called for and deliv ered. J. SAWILOWSKY, Prop. LOOK AT THESE SHOE REPAIRING PRICES: PAW Rubber Hc‘.ls 25c Men’s Half Soles, sewed. .75c $1 00 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 Sorinci Steo Rubber Heels 35c Cat Paw Ruhbcr Heels ..35c Osulivan Rubber Heels --45 c Shoes called for and delivered. Out-of-Town Peopie Use Parcel Post. ALEX RAE. Phone 323 236 9th St. AUGUSTA GLAZING CO. REOI.A7.INa OK ALE KINDS. SETTING PLATE OEASS Rr.rAir.iNo cherch wixixyws of LEAD AND ART GLASS. REPAIRING SHOW EASES. REPLACING AETOMOBIEE WIND SHIELDS A SPECIALTY. 448 BROAD PAUL D, FAGAN. MGR. PHONE 71. 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 «nd «»rbur*tor work my sprclaltv. Tclsphon* 1211. Sunday phon* 2075-J Alt work guar»n'**i- Cheescbnrouqh Repair Shop Th« Red Front »4» Bro.d St. AUTOMOBILE TIRES We rnn vmi with «tandard guaranteed tlr»*a from R per cent to 50 per cent lea* than ll«t price, a'ao do your repairing at small coat; all work guaranteed to give aatlafac tlon Oet our jwlcea before buying elsewhere. DAVIS TIRE A RUBBER WORIjjF AUTOMOBILES F 0R _ R L N I When ydur car needs repairing bring ft to ua. We keep voiir Electric Reif-Btartw, Electric T.'ghta and Oeneatora In good repair. W. C. QUNN Phone 5987. 758 Reynold* *t. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Protect your automobile tn the Royal insurance Company, of Eng land. Strongest In the world. In eurea agalnet Fire, Theft, Liability. Property Damage, and Collision Davnaq«a. We n’ao Issue accident and health polfctea. All ot the low est adequate rmtea. J. V. H. ALLEN A CO., 'Phone 411. 121 Jackaon St. AIITDMOBILF PAINTING We bare opened a first class Paint Shop, and can attend your wants at verv reasonable oet. NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO. Just across the Bridge, AIITD REPAIRING Electric Seif-atarter and ignatlon experts. All work guaranteed. B P. BOONE. Phon* 426. 527 Broad. BICYCLES Aftrnt for READING, STANDARD. NATIONAL, PIERCE. W« have the best equipped repair shop In the South. JOHN F. BRICKLE, 224-2* 9th. Phone 1914. ’ CIGARS. For Bigger. Busier Augusta Smoke F. A. W. CIGARS Patronize Home Industry Wolfe & Lombard Cigar Co. Maker*. ~ ~ COAL KIMBERLY COAL Second to none. Dr; Oak and Pine .vove Wood. Hill delivery. W. C. IVEY & CO. Phone 780. CONTRACTOR E. H. MOBLEY. No 4 Irish American Bank Bldg. OENERAT. CONTRACTOR, rhone* Office 2476 and Residence 6625-L. DRY CLEANING ROBERTSON TAILORING CO.. 4001 12th Ft. Phon* 126*. Ladles' and gent's plothes dean, pressed and dyod 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. loss Broad. Phone 131* GRIMAUD’S VEGETABLES We send out nothing but the freshest of vegetables. Received dally at. ORIMAUD’S Phont 1305, Georgia Electrical Co. Houte Wiring and Electric Sign*. Let lit quote you. 933 Broad. H. B. MITCHELL, Mgr. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR for ELECURIDAL WORK CALL THK Ingram Electric Co.. Rhone 1351-J. Prompt, courteous, efficient service. ANTIQUE FURNITURE. CLAWFOOT SIDEBOARDS TEA TA tde*. card teble. desk,, high post bed*, book casen. fender*, andirons, candle sticks Uphoieterlng *nd repairing. F, Kenyon._ 312 7th St. Phon* 2219. PALIM3TRY. MADAME ELDON. SCIENTIFIC PALM |*t. clairvoyant and aetmioglet; test reading by mall; eend blrlhdate and five 2-oent ntnmr*. 45K-0 14th St., N. W.. Washington. D .C. SUIT CASE SALE. SrECTAT, BARGAIN THIS WEEK IN suit cases 19.00 value, tide sale only. $5.77 See tie thl* week sure. Augusta • Trunk Factory. 735 llroad, opposite. Monument. KEEP FLIES OUT BT HAVIN'I,I YOUR house screened with Baker’s Improved: Metallic Window and Door Screens ' Call 2946-W for estimate or write <3. O. j Wheeler, 64* Broad : FINANCIAL MONET TO LEND ON REAI. F9T ITS. Augusta Beal Estate Co., 4*3 Broad St, ROOF LEAKT Rave your work don* by *xpe:'t eared tinner*. AL work gtv*r per senal attention- My price* art right g. A. OEMCRE. Phon* 193 L 43* Bread Bt GARAGES IVEY’S GARAGE Phone 3197. 304 Waihington. AGENTS FOR HTTPMOBII.ES Five years' experience with Chalmers and Hopmobllen. CARS FQR HIRE. JONES Augusta Garage Repairs, vulcanizing, supplies. Free air. Open day and nlghL. largest In city. 720-22 Reynolds St. Phone 120. GASOLINE, H'/ic Motor care washed and polished. 25c, 40c. UNION GARAGE 563 BROADWAY. GARAGE—REPAIR SHOP. studebaker Dealers. 7TH AND REYNOLDS. PHONE 376. AUGUSTA MACHINE CO. HARNESS MAKER W. W. SIMS 547 CALHOUN STREET. Harness making and repairing of valises and satchels. S. E. MARSTON’S Harness and Shoe Shop. All work done by hand. 738 Ellis St. N. W SULLIVAN, 1159 Broad Ft.. Hamss maker and Repairer. Work neatly done at moderate prices. I can save you money on custom made harness, MARKETS G .F. Smith. Native meat*, beef pork, veal, country etyl# eausage. etaple and fancy grocerlee; freeh produce. Phone 6S. 219 Center 3t. MATTRESSES MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY A. GREEN. He makes your mattresses level and square. Newr tick made free. Return mattresses same day. Phone 1916—shops 1251 Marbury street. PAINTING CONTRACTORS For reliable House Painting and Decorating see E. B. Fmlth & Son, 70' Moore avenue. Estimates cheer fully furnished. Work guaranteed: city refrences. PIANOS A. A .THOMAS PIANO CO* Phono 68C. 639 St. Pianos, Player Plano*. Electric Pi anos. Organs. G r aphophones and Records.- Everything Mnplcal. PIANOS AND VICTOROLAS Phone 3327. *54 Broad. The latest etj’les 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 Ts you buy your houses, lors snd farm lands from me we both make money. J, B. CHAPMAN, Phone 2900-J. Ellis A Campbell Sts. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANTS L. F. GOODRICH Architect 122 Eighth Street, Telephone Augusta. Ga. 469. SANG LEE LAUNDRY SO* McINTOSH ST.. OFFICE aT 404 Jackson St. next to Chop Suey Ree taureni, Tboc* 2411, Sang Lee, Prop. fWALTON PRifmNG GOMR^I “WE PRINT TO PLEASE". GET IT HICKEY’S That Spring HAIR CUT 5 Barbers. No Waiting. Polite Attention. 221 Jackson Street. MONDAY. MARCH 23. _ RUBBER STAMPS E.' w“DODG'E. P.uhher Ftnmps, Feel*. Badges. Bten. Ob*. Alumnlum Checks. Ac. *52 El* ll* street. PHONE 1421. STORAGE. We do storage. We pnrk and ship goods. We save you money on second hand goods. W#4 snvs yoti tnonsv or new goods We always ha * bargains for you. HUGHES FURNITURE CO. Phone 656. 557 Broad. SEWING MACHINES LEWIS E. MOSLEY Phone 1557 531 Broad Fewtng machines repaired, needlee. parte of ell kinds; bargains tn second hand machines. SPECIALISTS DR. N. E ALFORD. The on'y Resident (21 years) and Reliable specialist tn August! treat ing all dleeaeea of men. women and Children Successfully without opera tion. Consultation free and Invited. OFFICE 960 BROAD BT. THE CLOCK MAN J. 0 CARNS 210 Centre 9t. Watch and dock Repair Shop. Twenty-four years dally experience; tens years at this location. Guarantee work on guaranteed Stock TAILORS. HARDWICK 5 GfRUANY TAILORS AND RENOVATORS Suits Made to Order. iPfcone 1622 213 6th Street. JACKSON & BAILEY Phone 17*1. 323 9th. Ftreet. First Class Tailoring. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. CHARLIE McLAUGLIN. Clothes deaned. Pressed and Dyed. French Pry Cleaning a spe cialty. T.adies Sul's and Skirts. Phone 2735. Cor. Jackaon & Calhoun Streets. S. D. SPEAD SUITS MADE TO ORDER Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. Phone 3076. 1149 Broad Street. TIN SHOP PHILIP L. Phone 493. 913 Ellis St. Tin and Sheet Iron Worker. Estimates given on all tin and shee Iron work. Prompt attention to re pairing. WELDING SOUTHERN WELDING CO. Phone 1332. 961 Broad St. Welders of all metals, and nil kind, of machinery breaks repaired car bo- cleaned from auto cylinders with oxygen. WAGON MANUFACTURER LOWREV WAGON WK3. Established 1847 Manufacturers of farm wagons, carts and trucks, especially equip ped for repairing and painting. Corner Ellis and 9th. Bts. Telephone 1309-J Augusta. Qa. 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 IS Centre St. WALL PAPER AWNINGS T. G. BAILIE & CO. Phone 166. 712 Broad St. TnnLß'S rUUfs ARB * SO OR* Wholesale and Retail Tin Shingles, Tin and Rubber Roofing. W.B.Toole&Co. Tel. 264. 935 Broad. “Let Us Cover Your House’* Used Automobile Sale One Rambler Runabout $25 00 One 4-Passenger Oakland. One 1913 Overland' Roadster, Two Little Four Roadsiers, One 5-Passenger Westcott, One 5-Passenger Marion (New). All cars in first class condition. L. C. Edeiblut 651 BROAD STREET.