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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1. Great Era of Building Operations Now Going on in the City of Augusta Augusta One of the Fastest Orowing Cities of the South and the Leader in An Unprecedented Construction Era. The activity In budding operations noU'd for the pa*t year or two la not only unabated, but If anything It Is accelerated. Thla la especially true In almost all parts of the business section of the city nothwlthstanrilng the prolonged t-Mcll of bad weather that hns pre v ilcd for several months and which bas undoubtedly retarded the activi ty x In this line to a considerable ex tr nt The rapid and substantial Improve n.( nts, now fairly under way, were < ■ f*r-***-» THE J. WILLIE LEVY CO. On The Hi 13 For Sale New modern home of 8 rooms, nicely situ ated. on Hickman Road, convenient to car line. Reason for selling, owner leaving the city. PRICE ONLY $7,500. GEO. W. HARDWICK EXCLUSIVE AGENT. Real Estate and Loans. 305 Dyer Building. A BARGAIN On Central Ave., the Tlill, T have fnr sale a house and grounds that is a real opportunity for someone de siring a home. This property consists of 3 lots worth not loss than SI,OOO each and a handsome residence that it would cost at least SB,OOO to build. You cannot appreciate the beauty and solid com forts of this place without seeing it. The advantage- it possesses are too numerous to mention. See.it and you will want it. • This property is well worth SII,OOO, but owner must Poll right away, so I will sell to quick buyer for $G,500. And you can make the terms. You will never have such an opportunity again. Joseph W. Beasley Phone 6868-W 215 Dyer Building launched without the noisy accompa niments customary in the boom towns, but nevertheless when com pleted. they will bring about a great transformation In the appearance and arrangement of the city's business quarter. Old shacks that have done duty ns such from time Immemorial, are be ing demoralised and replaced by handsome modern structure* and the waste places are being built up by new and costly enterprises of various descriptions. You young follows will be interested in Levy’s swag ger Easter models, and you older ones, too. They arc made by the house of Kuffenheimer, Adler- Ro chester Company. They come in full English with round and square front, with regular or patch pockets, and in box hacks, too. They carry the Metropolitan Air. Silk Shirts, Straw’ Hats, Easter Ties. Tomorrow a good day to look ’em over. Atlantic Coast Line Depot. Despite the unpropltlou* weather, the foundations have been dug au l the concrete laid for the two Broad Street skyscrapers, the Umpire llulhliug and The Chronicle llulhliug The steel frame work Is now In process of erec tion and very good progress Is slug made toward completion. The pros pects are now that they *lll he ready for occupation within tho prescribed time. The Atlantic Coast t.lne Is now building » freight depot at the end of Campbell Street extending from Campbell Street through to MncCar tan At the Campbell Street end It Is built two stories In height and this will lie a d for tho freight offices. The remainder Is the regulation warehouse. They are now putting on the roof and tho building will soon be ready for use The Riverside Compress, situated near Hawks' Gully, and which wns destroyed by fire about a year ago, hns been rebuilt on a larger scale than It was before and with consider able Improvements for the better handling of cotton It Is now In full operation and the Influence that It exerts Is tending to Increase Augusta's cotton receipts. Upper Broad Street. Brond Street, from Campbell up to McKinne. continues tho Btorm center of building activity. Many now build ings have just gone up In this section and many more are contemplated. The Morgan Furniture Company have just erected a very unique and attractive t*ree-story building which they are now filling with goods. Stores of a special type are required In other lines; why not In furniture? The building is constructed according t oMr. Morgan's own ideas, with a CATARRH RELIEF IN FIVE MINUTES Use Hyomoi—You Breathe It. When your head l» stuffed up from a cold or catarrh, and you suffer with dull headaches or are constantly sniffling, coughing, and have that disagreeable morning choking, you need a rem edy that will give the quickest, most effective and lasting relief possible —something that will go right to the spot, clear the head and throat anl end your misery. Surely use Hyomei— It Is just such a remedy— Is entirely harmless and pleasant to use. All druggists sell It. The antiseptic oils of Hyomei mix with the air you breathe, so that Its health-giving medication immediately reaches the sore and inflamed mu cous membrane —you Teel better in five minutes. BI hy-omei inhaler I It Is practically impossible to use Hyomei nnd not only he relieved, but permanently benefited. T. G. Howard sells it with agree ment to refund your money If you are not satisfied. Ask for the complete outfit—sl.oo size. It contains Inhaler and bottle of Hyomei. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. view to making the best dlspla> of his class of goods. Its peculiarity con sists of the highest celling and largest show window* on the second floor. The Morgan Furniture Company will be open to the public about April 15. J, F. Bollinger building, corner of Uroad ami Kolloek, Is nearly ready for the roof nud will be a handsome addition to that portion of the street. It wnl be three stories In height and have two stores with flats above. Schneider's Department Store. On the opposite side of Broad, the western corner, the throe-story build ing now occupied by Matheny'a Drug Store and C. K Williams Co., has been bought by C. H. Schneider. On October Ist, the leave will expire and the building will be demolished and replaced by a thoroughly modern building suited to Schneiders big de partment. It will he five stories In height, forty feet front and running back one hundred anil thirty-seven feet. The design will be very hand some and altogether, It will prove an ornament to that portion of the city. There will be entrances on both sides and handsome plate glass windows along Kolloek Street as well as Broad. The building together with the lot will represent an Investment approx imately of SIIO,OOO. Mrs. Dr. .1. B. Morgan will erect a three-story building on the corner of Broad and McKinne, two stores In front and an apartment house In the rear, fronting on MoKlnne Stret. The corner store will he occupied by the King Drug Company and the other store with the lofts overhead has been leased to the Hightower Furni ture Company. Mrs George H. Howard haR pur chased the lot Number 1240 Broad Street and will build a two-story build ing with two stores. Southern Tire and Rubber Co. The Southern Tire and Rubber Co., are putting the roof on their factory building, it will be 210x75 feet ana will be equipped with the latest ltn proved machinery for manufacturing automobile tires. It will be the only automobile tire factory In the South, and they will manufacture a high grade of patented goods under a li cense, which they are now selling and which are made under contract. They have established an office and sales room on Juckson Street. The Kale Hotel Building, which will be a four-story affair, situated In front of ’the Union Station, will soon have the foundation completed. They have experienced consideralils delay from the bad weather and the water rising as the trenches were excavated But with this trouble ob viated. the work will probably prog ress rapidly from now on. The Trowbridge Hardware Com pany are building n large warehouse for the storage of their goods next to Murphy & Co.'s wfttehouse on Mcln tosh Street. This location was se lected for the purpose of affording track facilities for unloading ami shipping and Is most admirable for the uses for which It is Intended. The warehouse will be 119x148, two stories In height, rat-proof and fire proof. Tho roof is now being put on. Swift & Co.’s Big Plant. Another Mr cotton seel oil mill, fertilizer plant and coton seed pro ducts factory will be numbered among the list of Augusta's flourishing In dustries us quickly us the work ot construction can be accomplished. Swift & Co., the big Chicago con cern, have bought ten acres of land belonging to the Delalgle property on the belt line and already a spur truck has been built and the material is being delivered to begin the work ot construction, it is understood that tre price paid for the land was SI,OOO or SIO,OOO for the whole. Little Is known definitely as yet of the details or Swift As Co.'s plans, as the parties rim Chicago and Columbia, catne i r to select the site and they did rot do much talking. Hut this much is certain, Swift & Oa. have desired to occupy this territory Tor a num ber of years. They never do things by halves, hut their plants elsewhere are of brick and concrete and built 'n the most substantial manner. They will build a cotton seed mill and prob ably refining plant with It, n fertil izer p’ant, and a factory for making washing compound and other cotton seed products. The amount of the Investment involved Is placed at the minimum $250,000 at first, but will probably exceed that figure In the end. as they will build according to the requirements of the trade to gether with the capacity of the mar ket to furnish the raw material. These are some of the principal business en'erprlses now In course or construction or about to begin In other lines in all parts of the city U heard the music of the hamr er and Bnw. And the end Is not yet! PHEINERS CAN EAT AT ANY HOUR, A. M. OR P. M. Atlanta. Other unlit hern cltlan will be drawn on for an extra supply of o(,)kK and waiters to feed the 30,000 : ~rinern in Atlanta In May. The cooks w.ll on a continuous performance nlr.lw. and day, and when a hungry Shrlner wuntu a planked stank, u naked fish, or anythin* else he will be able to got It, no matter whether the hour Is t a. m. or 11 p. m. or 22 (I. X. Forrest Adair, Imperial potentate eX Yaaruh Temple, who Is keeping ft weather eye on all preparations, says that hotels, restaurants, eonr.mllnslori merchants, bakers, packing houses, have all completed their special ar «rr«nr'/"nt!', and that everything will g>> off splendidly and lavishly without the slightest hitch. Strengthens Weak and Tired Women ■ I was under a great strain nursing a relative through three months' sick tuns." writes Mrs. J. O. Van [>e Sande, of Kirkland. 111., arid "Electric Hitter:* kr-pl me from breaking clowji. I will never he without It." Do you feel tl/ed and worn out? No appetite and food w< n't digest? It Isn't the spring wouthcr. You need lll'trie Bitters, fjtart a month's treatment today; noth In'.; better for stomaeh, liver and kid nays. The great spring tonle, Belief or money back. 60c and >I.OO, at you.' Druggist. Look to Your Plumbing. You know what happens In a house In which the plumbing Is In poor ren dition everybody In the house Is lia ble to contract typhoid or some other fever. The digestive organs perform the same functions in the human body us the plurnblnr does for the house, and they should be kept in first < lpss condition all the time. If you have any trouble with your digestion take Chamberlain's Tablets and you are certain to get quick relief. For sale by all dealers. Skirts dry cleaned, 50c tip. Augusta French Dry Cleaning Co., Fone 2976. W. D. T. B. CAMPAIGN TO DRIVE THE GUNMEN FROM N. Y. CITY Nsw York.— -In the campaign to drive gunmen from New York, Chief l’ollce Magistrate MoAdoo has asked the help of Onv. Fielder of New Jer sey, with tlie view of having laws passed In that state which will pre vent the purchase there of weapons for use hire. Inquiry showed nil ac tive sale of weapons In Jersey City Mini Hoboken after the passage of the Sullivan anti weapon law in New York state, where no citizen can buy a revolver without a permit. Found a Cure for Rheumatism. "I suffered with rheumatism for two yenra and could not get my right hand to my mouth for that length of time,” writes i*>e 1,. Chapman, Mapleton, lo wa. *'t suffered terrible pain so l could not sleep or lie still at night. Five years ago I began using Chamberlnln's idnlinent and In two months 1 was well and have not suffered with rheu matism since." For sale by all deul ers. Is Sickness a Sin ? Excess In eating, drinking, smoking, working, even excessive anger, over loads Nature and Is sinful. When sho falls behind In her work, the mucous membrane of the mouth sends you no tice by a coated tongue and slimy taste. The whole mucous lining of your body Is similarly coated and the bad taste and coated tongue are warnings that the Bile, Nature's disinfectant, flows feebly and that the blood Is tak ing up the toxins or poisons. The mucosa, as it is called, must he cleaned —your blood must be disin fected—and a free flow of Nature’s own disinfectant, Bile Is the only gen uine relief. PoDoLax Releases the Bile Your father and his father took Pod ophyllin or May Apple Root In tlietr dny to release the Bile And It did It —but the doing doubled them up with pain. The griping wns Intense—so, mollycoddle laxatives came into use and they failed to deliver the Bile. PoPoLax Is a Podoph.vllin formula with the gripe and nausea taken out. Every child takes It without grimace. It costs MV per bottle and 1r entitled to n place In every home. As the ren aming member of your home, It Is your duty to Investigate those state ments. Ask for PoDnl-ax - the man who offers you something else questions your Judgment. RESINOL MAKES ECZEMA VANISH Slops Itching and Burning Instantly Thcro la Immediate relief for sklna Itelilng, burning Hnd disfigured by ecse rna, ringworm, or other tormenting akin trouble, in a warm bath with Retdnol Sosp and n almple apploatlon of ltealnol Ointment. The aoolhlng, healing, Ilesl iol balsams sink right Into the skin, slop Itching Inatantly, and soon clour away all trace of eruption, even In se vere and atubbom crises where other treatments have had no effect. After ttiat. the regular use of IteHtnol Hoap la usually enough to keep the akin clear and healthy. rteslnol Ointment (50c end $1.00) and r.eslnol Hoap (}so), are also speedily ef fective for pimples, blackheads, dandruff, sores and many forms of piles. Pre served by donors for the pist nineteen years, and sold by all druggists. For ir'nl free, write to Dept 1 - It, Reslnol, Haittmrtre, Md. Euy tn the original blue package and avoid "substitutes." ROYAL CAFE 817 Broad Street. Next to Dyer Bldg. Excellent Cuisine. Service Unsurpassed. Paint-Up and Clean-Up Now W.-ftWC .HW—fl'll ■■■■■■■nWWWWIBMI See Us For Paint O'Connor-Schwsers Paint Company 855 Broad Street What We Say We Do We Do MULLARKY’S Ready-to-Wear Beautiful The beautiful soft clinging materials show to wonderful advantage in the new draped styles, in dresses—Crepe de Chine, Charmeuse, Crepe Me teors, Printed Crepes, Poplins, Crimpled Crepe, Pussy Willow Taffetas, in lovely shades of browns, blue, Eco, Wisteria, Tango and many others in both cotton and silk. Colored Street and Evening Dresses $12.50 Dresses for $9.98 $10.50 Dresses for $12.98 $20.00 Drosses for $16.50 WHITE DRESSES Tn Mulls, OopoTi?, Lingerie, Crepe, Linen and Ratines, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 to $15.00. extra special values for the *well made, styli-di and daintily trimmed. SHIRT WAISTS The most wonderful waists you r>vr>r saw. This is tlic busiest department in the store these m \ 1 days, and to see the lovely new waists we have you would not be surprised. e have them in Silks, Chiffons, Nets, Lace jind Lingerie, black, white and all colors. Double Purple Trading Stamps Until Noon Thursday JJ MULLARKY CO. 830 Broad St. ■ Phone 290. NINE Linen Sheeting {)() inch Linen Sheeting, Hoc value, f«»r, yd. 47f Silk Petticoats All colors Hrocades and plain, $2.00 values, for 98^ Neckwear Ouimpes, G iads to ne Collars, Ghimisettes, Fichus, etc., made of laces, net, Xray Cloth, and other sheer mate rials. Price. 25 <1 to $3.50 Tango Pants Tn pink, green, light blue, and other Cl 0t colorn m'iZU COATS Shorts; stylish and cldc, cream and cream with black <£*7 cfk stripe .. .. Eton Suits In black, white, checks, dandy gar- Ok ments, for $25.00 Dresses for $19.98 $27.50 Dresses for $22.50 $30.00 Dresses for $25.00