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FOURTEEN MOTION PICTURE “STARS” FOR “THE UTTLEST REBEL” ARE ALL HERE Arrived Lit Niffht and Today—Will Baffin Monday in Au gusta to Make One ol Greatest Photo Plays of the Day. Mr E. K. Lincoln is the Leading Man. Little Miss Mimi Yvone, 6-Year-Old English Girl, Plays Stella Role. The leading actor* nnd *■ tresac* of f the Photoplay Product!* n» Company. | of New York, who art- to he seen in ”Thi- l.lttleat Rebel," tho motion pl<_ I turn gocti to be made Iti and Wound I Aururu. irrlvol In the city last nigh* and today and ore at the Albion. 1 Mr Frank A. Tlrhn* r pro at dm t if f the company, arrived laat nigh! with the majority of the treup. Ho will b< , here for only a fen days. The cast la headed ty n<.ne_ other than a wlnaonie ala-year -old ICngllah girl, little Miaa Mlml Yvone who will play the part of "The l.ltlieat Hebei, the Stella role. . The Party. f* In addition !«• little Vlaa Yvone, th# parts here Include# Messrs. K. K. Lincoln, W. J. Harrell*. Paul I'llklrK ton Jack W. Brown, Win He#K*n ! Mr and Mr# Hill Ros*4t Mr. am, Mr | Fleck and Mlaa. a Batell# Coffin, K. ; Ivana. and Maud* St. John and Mre. f Van Heuaen. The leading man'a r-ort will t>e tak en by Mr Lino in. wh< la regarded In the moth n picture w r» J *« an ex ceptionally go ,<S player Ilia part will lie that of Herbert Cery. a C'-ttfede | _ SPECIAL N0 T ICE DIVIDEND NO. n Merchant* B#nh. August*. G» THE imt'Ab QUARTERLY DIVIDEND I of per share. on the capital stock I of thla Bank, haa lieen declared •>) Ike Board of D rectors. payable April ( ]su. 10 stockholders of re< ord Murtli II I*ll Check e»i!' la mailed • k k nosuoßottaif. g| Cashier. Political Announcements * County. I heiely announce my rsn dldnry for Sheriff, subject 10 the rule* end regulations of the While primary Your vote w 11 he appreciated J i PLUNKETT r sow county commissioners. AT TIIK REQUEST l>K A I.AIItIK I numlar of cltlaena and following out our sense of public duty, we the un dersigned. hereby announce 'or re i election to the off re of County Oom | I four years’ record as members at sold beard I Kuhjeet to Rules White Primary, G. II NIXON. A. 11. ItOOKH. I TO TIIE VOTEHH OK RICHMOND I County: I hereby announce my ran-j tfidacy for fount y Comrnla*ii*ner auh jfert to the mlaa and regulations of the White Primary. wed frl mn ts HKNHY » PUND \' j ’$ I \r L/ c M.adamc, Ise bell's Lesson* BBS SON VI. TMK NBCK AND CHIN. The chances are that the woman now forty began destroying the beauty of her neck by wearing stiff linen ooilera In her girlhood. Eater on. whan these went out of fashion, she adopted tight, high, very much bonded collets of thin material*, but almost as destructive to the skin of the throat as were the starched onea Today, the result e? 'hi* long Imprisonment la apt to he flabby necJt, often discolored, with an area of wrinkled akin behind the ease where the bones of the collar preaaod the hardest The present fashion of leaving the j throat exposed la comfortable end ’ hygienic. It la lovely on young girl*, but older women often feel thet they cannot adopt It on acoount of the bad condition of the nock High Collaea. I hare been preaching against high rollers for yeara They not only ruin | the neck and Increase any tendency to wards a double chin, hut they cause wrlnklea on the lower pert of the and. as yeara go on. will surely form those cruel, aging lines that run from the lower cheek towards the chin The present fashion of leaving the neck ex posed la a great help In the preserving Of heauty. and l advise all my pupils to adopt It ts the neck Is In a very bad condition, a lace scarf or soma thin, unboned neck covering can be worn until Improvement begins, but remem ber that the first step towards any Im provement Is to release the throat from any tight covering or restriction. The ceuees thet make a flabby neck Sisk* a double chin; tlgtt collars break gown the muecles supporting the flesh. Discolorations are due to the same 1 cause, for tie mnstant friction of a collar thickens tha akin and causes It tc turn, first yellow and than dark brown The high, tight collar restricts the rerrtage of the head and thla causes wrinkles Now let us consider what we oan do to get rid of theee unfor tunate defecta Correct Poelttea sf Heed. • Place your dressing talus In a strong Itght and with tha uae of a hand mir ror examine your nack carefully, on the sides, and behind. Note where «h# lines are the moat conspicuous, and find out which ones are made by hold- H»K the head In a wrong position Study the position of the head that makes tha fewest lines and practice keeping the bead In that position. Treatment of tk* Neck. The aecond step la to treat the akin of the neck Clean It with a good cleansing cream and then bathe with I hot water until the akin Is warm and pink Next massage with a good skin food, according to directions I shall give you, and follow by bathing tha nock with very cold water or rubbing It with a place of toe folded In a square of linen If there are discoloration# on the neck, oovsr theee over night with bleaching cream and bathe with cold •water In the morning. Three or four times a day practice the following exerrlee for tire minutes I Throw back tha chin, keeping the flg | ure very erect, and blow about an i Imaginary thtatle. moving the head I from side to side. . (Lesson VI to he continued.) k Jlqj rate aoldlor, who takes a prominent position In the drama That he will receive splendid sup port la assured when one Is aware of the class or pla»er* the jther members us the party are. It la understood that Mr. Roaeii. the camera man, will he called Into serv ice not later than M nilny. Just ex actly what fiart of the city the he ginning of the picture la to lie mode Is not yet alatii. The several scenes will require the r verlng of <•< nalder al le group . ni It will sake five if • "The L.ttleat Rebel." In regar • t > the plcturi .hat Is to n, mod here, tut if * i.> me.si In leresllnk points Is lliat the lea.ling part la taken hy a child who Is a«ld |.e uneqnailed as a < hit -setresa Him displayed her remarkable talent when I lit three years old, Hince that lino she his played In a number f hlxh elaaa pictures, an" ug them Fra in ex Vvils n s "Bueh* ler's ftahy," and C> srh r Frohmen’* "I asserr By." Mhe Is In -very sens* .f II" w .1 a little "star." Mr. K-ignr l.ewis, director *’us been In the city f r several 'avs making preliminary arrangements. N't until last night, however, did hi* naslataut, Mr. Jack Brown, c* me Mr. Brown I* one of the nr.st cordial young inrr In the party. Ills winning personality Is sure to make fir him many friend* while In Augusta. Daily Pattern <*966.—A NEAT AND SIMPLE TOP GARMENT. Olrta' Coat with or without Cuff* and Bolt. Itrown vslvat was used for thla de sign. with trimmings of fancy silk. Tha dfslgn Is sultshla for llsrn, linens, cnr duroy, broadcloth, cheviot and other cloaking* Tha fronts arc croaood nt the closing Tha collar forms a neat nack finish The sleeve Is h two-place model The deep patch pockets and low belt are attractive style features. Tha psttirn Is cut In four sixes 4. 6. 8 nnd 10 years. It requires .1 1-9 yards of 44-lnch material for a 6-yaar sue. A pattern of this lllustrutlon mailed to any address />n receipt of 10 cents In stiver or stumps. No* ••••••*••• Blsa ••*••••••••»•••• Nsnsa Ptraat and No. City ••••»•*•••••*•* <9tsto •!•••••• Swappers ’ Column SEND IN YOUR SWAPS There’s no charge for Insertions. You pay 5 tents for each answer Have you nnythlng you want to Hwap or Kx* change? I#<*t the other fallow know Augusta Is full of active, energetic, eager Swappers who will he glad to make your Acquaintance through the Swappers' Column. Will. KXCIi \NIIK lit UtSK. n\u ness and rubber-tJTad buggy for build ing lot In growing suburban section, or will sell Address Muggy, Swappers Column, care Herald w \ \ . i.i * i « > KXCH ANUK STRAW lot stable manui« Phona I> v ? I will SYN Vl' I* AIM OF NVIHTK IN dl«n Hunnet I>uck», won first and sec ond prises at ClecO*gia-Carolina fair A1»o pair of White and Fawn Runner Pucks, and extra drake for 22 Qilthar 16-shoot ei reposting Tlfle. Rifle must he. prac tically new and In first-class condition. Address Rifle. Swappers Column, care Herald. WANTED HELP—MaIe WANTED UOI.itKED BOYS TO UAH ry The Herald. Ypply No t K«l>- Statioß, 1037 ltth at reel. WANTED lOl.oltKD BOYS OVER 14 Year* of ukv. Bagging l»e|wrtment. Rlversld# Mill* w vNi ti ■ UOl-ORkD ROYft f<b CAR ry The Herald. Apply No. 1 Sub. Station. 1637 1)11< street. WANTED AT UNDE A* GOOD" ALL round whit# tinner; a good business proposition to sober. Industrious man. Writs S. S. Fraser, Georgetown. S C. WANTED UOLOItKD BUYS ITT i tli ry The Herald. Apply No. 1 Sub- Station. U'S7 Hlh street. A COOK WANTED, ABBEY TREK phone No. 6904-W. ft lTdllKb S6YB TO CAS ry The Herald. Apply No. 1 Sub-y Station. 1937 11th street WANTED. FIRST-CLASS r i.EANEIt snd i* eaai-r. must he sober end able to' get hue!nee#. Reference* required. A|>- p y It* 1 1 12th str«*et or phone 12*' VVANIKi' IMI.DREI B..YS l'< CAR ry The HenxUl Al'plj No. 1 Sub station, 1«37 lltli atrvet. WANTED—Boarders WANTS! 1 )' SSaKTbu" lea > irrtfjd board; but and ro»kl cen trally lorn tad. 1014 Itrynobln •Uw. I’hon* 1796. IK)All5llli ifANTISIL HOI i f Mi -1 burn*, 604 14rood alrrat, phona N«i. I 47m. N<*w maiuigrinant axHualvaly. mmi». quirk aarvlca; room* cl«wn itnd nr.it; r»iten r»*«nolinbla. \\ an il.r IIOAKIM MH WITH Rood tabl«> board, roMtmJy loratad; irrittH mnnonabla. Ad«frr»* 11. 1,, enro Ifrmld or phona 211T*-J WANTED—Miscellaneous WANi id ' * " 1 Fi ’I * ' INK PARTY; pintsi for another, on Improved cily real estal". hr three year* at 7 per <"nt. John W, lilrkey. WANTED—Salesmen WANTKIV .*• AI. I* vii.:, K'Ut MKAT ncMip. Kxprrlrnca not necriMiry. FnH or part !'»»»•• Write for our off»w AU | flrriß Hk»it Company, Hartford, Conn. WANTKI) 'll MKJ I«-• t VI 1 I <Ut\ ..nis Th» Hoot ary, SITUATION WANTED—Fe maIe. I.ADIRr MAID tHUUTiI Kilts i class, two yst.rs In America, wish*# employment. C. I>. No. I. car# lleraid, WANTED SITUATION —Male IV I I 111 KNI ’EI i B.aikKKKPEIt Id sir.# c liHug" AfSil Hi. teferences fur nlglied. Address H. 1.. A., cur# ll.rald, WANTED HELP—Female WA N T hi» A T ON< 'K A <4001) COOK 420 \\ ; fhtf IVWIUI WANTED. QUICK A BRIGHT. VIVAOIOI'H I.ITTI.K girl about three year* of .8", to take 1 a snisd part In the forthcoming moving picture production of *The f.ltlle.ii 111 Pi " .Must he a blond. Address Mr Edgar Lewi*, at Hotel Albion or call , evenings lieiwcrn 7 anil 8. WANTED YOfl TO KNOW THAT WE ARK A Kii Brand street with a compete tins lof planoa, player-piano*. Vlctrolas, Ruftnra. mandolins vlolana arid nil kinds of mustoiil Instruments. Cash or crudlt. W I* Mnnnlnß Music Co. WANTKh |{o<»M A N 1) IN private family l*v Rcntlcman with \ **Mt reference’s Kiasnnnbie and central. Addr«*Hs J A. K., <-»ir»* Herald. WANTED—Rooms WANTED: TO RENT ROOM IN, private family, by bnalneas 'lonian; all conveniences. Addresj X. Z., care Her ald. FOR SALE—ReaI Esate SIX MH.ES OUT ON OA R. R., B acres, poultry, truck and fruit farm. 2- story. 8-room dwelling, 60x30 chicken houae. and brooder to match, 1,606 chickens, paying under contract fIOO per week, cheap See us—Cochran A M.i oon. 214 Msrbury Ht. Foil -’MI. ONE COHN Ell Urf, i block Reynold* street, two-atory brick boil#*- seven rooms and bath, savants’ bouse and garage; double lot; at bar gain. Hee US. Cochran A Mason, 214 Msrbury street. FOR SALE —Miscellaneous m:i sil MOTOR" CAR PARTS FOR sale three cars dismantled at Ixnn bartf Iron Worlta Foit HALE l'\Nt ’V QROCERi FISH, oyster. Ice and soft drink busloets, good eiih buMiiqaa; best Imibnmm stand on west Rroad street. Must close nut at once on account of my neilth Have been here eleven years; successful. Ad dress 1734 Itroad. Call phom 1*76 FOR HALE: A FINE SECOND-HAND set of Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity and other sets of reference. Dellqusst’s, ! • Rh street. FOR BALE ONE NATIONAL CASH register with six clerk’s letters, also paid out, charge and received on ncct. ke> Print a receipt aso on tape. I*. O. Bos kmuata, Qi FOR BALE CHEAP HtITSoN Roadster, In excellent shape, complete with extra equipment. For particulars call plume 3342 or see Vnion Oarage, 66J Broad. | FOR SAU i i; \M * NE\\ REMIND ton typewriter, never been used, can be had nt a bargain. John F. Eclikoff; 1441 t2th street or phone 2426. 4'Tilt Y B ANT 11 EM \* M PLANTS: FINE chrysanthemum plants for sale. stk per dogen. Phone 1676-J. For s ale <»ne i imi: lock s \ee flreiS'oof. A bargain for cash. Address J. R Dußose. Aiken, S. C. FOR RENT—ReaI Estate FOR RENT: RTORAOK ROOM. 30x26; centrally locate<l; can be used for oth er purposes. Apply W J- T., Herald Of- RESIDENCE PJ2S ELI.IS STREET, 8 rooms and bath, garage, modern Im provement# Reduced rent till October L J Bogyi FOR SALE—rmiltrv BII.VKTI GAMI’tNKS. A COMHINATIOM of beauty ami utility Circular ami mating list fie* Kggs *8 setting, two fia- ll*. T. L llllton. Lancaster, 8. C. Knit S.vf.K BAItitKDHOGK KGOS. *5 per to"; if. for Aiblrcs# \V. J. TV'nnla, limit* Augusta. Ua. FOR RENT—Rooms K*>|< Itt’,N'T TWO I.ARGK. FI'BNISH ~,t riMims wttli or without board. Telephone, electric light* and bath service Included K. 1.. Milter. ISKD, Broad Street FOR RKNT: TWO NICBDY Ft' It Nis 11 ed room* for light housekeeping 119 7th street. TO" BKNT nNK BOOM. FfttNISIIKD is- unfurnished for lady or gentleman; ventral location on Greene street. Ad dle** H. It. fl,. e.ire Herald. Kt'lt HI NT rmtllK f. W!<;i: rooms for light housekeeping, otte large room with hoird t- couple or two young men Table tioirdi** wanted Address "D. IV.. ” rare Herald IN »H itKNT Nlt'kl v Kl’ KNIS!I Kl' room with hoard or without, for cou ple or gentlemen; In private family. 1317 Kills street. __________ FOR SALE—Farms KOIt S.U.i: TWO VBKY ATTBAt'TIYK farms In richest farming aeetlon of Georg a. price right and gi*wl reason for selling, cash or terms Address Kdwnrd Young t'luvke. I’ • Box 968, Atlanta. (Is. or I*. O. Box 769- Quitman. Ga. IM-ACRB FARM. 194 ACRES IN 0171,- ttvutlou, 7 dwellings. 4 to 6 room* eseh. 3 tenant houses; nt Gravetown. Ga.. 15 mt’.es out. at a bargain. See us Cochran & Mason, Beal Kstale Agents, "lit Marburt St LOST AND FOUND I I Ben mi' li. Kit BA KG AIN ONK of the best rnwle. with music, nice In slot: ost }9oo wrtll set for 6775 cash. A A. Thomas I'ianc Co . «S» Broad 81. Augusta, Ga. i’hone 686. FHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. LOST AND FO'IDiD I, iBT RIIINDI K BELL AHOLT k months old. Ear* long, i*»u put H*® ward if returned to 1617 waltun W*b LOOK AT THESE SHOE REPAIRING PRICES: PAW Rubber He'.ls.. 25c Men’s Hdf Seles, sewed. .75c $1 00 Men’s Sewed Soles .. ..75c Men’s Tack Soles 50c Ladies’ Soles and Rubber Heels f .. . .75c Ladies’ Sewed S r les .. . .65c Ladies’ and Children’s Tack Soles 25c to 50c Tread Air Rubber Heels ,25c Snrinn Sten Rubber Heels Pnt Paw Richer Mnpi«s # Ost'livan R"hher H r .-45 c Shees railed for and delivered. Oi't cf-Town Peooie Use Parcel Post. ALEX RAE. Phone 323 236 9th St. Aupstd Shoe Repairing Phone 943. 96b Broad . :. - >.3 lion] jjr yonr life «/h >jy/ tegsTir /Rubber / Heels i Soften CMyfhvcmcafs 1 AH Sly/es and S/jes Rubber Heels 25c Men’s Sew Soles 75c SI.OO Men's Whole Soles .. . .SI.OO Men’s Tack Soles 50c Ladies’ Soles and Rubber Heels 75c Ladies' Sewed Solos. Leather Heels 65c Ladies' and Children’s Tack Soles 25c to 50c Tread-Air Rubber Heels.. .25c Sorinn-Steo Rubber Heels 35c Cat Paw Rubber Heels 35c Osnlivan Rubber Heels... .45c Your repaired while vou are at home Work called for and delivered. J. SAWILOWSKY, Prop. SANG LEE LAUNDRY 80» MiiNTOSH tST.. OFKICB aT 406 Jackson St., next to tiiop Buey Res taurant. Khun* 3611, Bang Lee, i'rap. PIANOS AND ORGANS. USED PIANOS: OFFER HKSGEBT j bargains. \V«* soli many good makes. ! Fprlghts 875, |»0, 8100. 8125 and up. ; Bqusre l’lanoe. carved It’K**. In food 1 tone and condition, from 850 and up. j Write for list of bargains. A. A. Tht>- \ Mas L :»no Co., 639 Rroad St.. Augusta, Go., Rhone 656, SUIT CASE SALE." SPECI AL IL\IL« AIN THIS WEEK IN suit case* $9.00 value, this sale only. 85.77. See us thin week sure. Augusta ; Trunk Factory. 735 Rroad, opposite . ent. lx i I r FI.! r.s .)I : B 1 Hk\ INQ TOUR house acr oan ed with Baker’s Improved 1 Metallic Window and Door Screens. Cal! 2946-W fi>r estimate or write U. O Wheeler. 648 Broad. MEAT MARKET REAL BARGAINS IN FRESH Meats for cash at M. T. Hair’s Market, 6th and Ellis Phone 642. I I I 1 ■ 'i A J THE GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING AT 554 BROAD street. Is now open. Work done whit you wait, by the Goodyear System. Best material, first-class work at rea sonable prices Work called for and delivered. Phene 1T37. WM. GOINGS. Mgr. 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 ami esrhutstor work mg ■fieclalty. Tglrphdn# IJH- Sumlgy phone 1075-J All *ork guarsntegJ. fkpair Shop Th# Red Front *69 Broad St- AUTOMOBILE TIRES We can furnish you with standard gun ran lead tires from 5 pet rent to 20 per cent less thnn Mat pries, s'so dn your repairing at rmall coot; nil work (funranteed to give satisfac tion Get our is’lces befors buying Elsewhere DAVIS TIRE A RUBBER WORKS. AIITOMORII.ES FOR RENT When vwir ear needs repairing bring It to ns. n f e keen '*mte Elecfrlr Be'f-Rtnr*#**, Electric TJghts and Oenerntors in good repair W C. GUNN Phene 2987 *26 Revnold* AT AMTOMORILE INSURANCE vfinr flttffimnhlb t" th# Royal Insurance Company, of Enq* Dnd Strengert In f*e world ln e ?rea ngalnat Firs, Theft. Llabtlltv Rrope-ty Daman*. * p d Collision D*»mene*. We n’ao issue accident and h«a’th policies. All at ths low est adequate rates. J V. H. ALLEN A CO., 'Phr.n* 411. 121 Jackson St. AUTOMQRII F PAINTING Wo have oppned a first cias# Paint Shop, anti can attend your want* at vorv reasonable c :rt. NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO. Juat across thp Bridge _ AUTO RFPAIRING Electric Self-starter and Ignition expert,. All werk grniranteed. B F BOONE Phone 526. 637 Broad. BICYCLES Agent for READING. STANDARD. NATIONAL. PIERCE. We hnvs tn© heat equipped repair shop In the South. JOHN F. BRICKLE, 226-28 9th. Phone 1914. • CIGARS. For Bigger, Busier August* Smoke F A W CIGARS Patronise Home industry Wolfe & Lombard Cigar Co. Makers. COAL KIMBERLY COAL Second to none. Ia- Oak and Pine o.ove Wood Hill delivery. W. C. IVEY & CO. Phone m CONTRACTOR E. H. MOBLEY, No 4 Irish American Bank Bldg. GENERAT. CONTRACTOR. Phones: Office 2176 and Residence 6625-1* PRY CLEANING ROBERTSON TAILORING CO.. Itini I2th St. Phone 1266. f.udtes' and gent's clothes oean, pressed and dved. French Pry Clean ing a specialty. All work guaranteed. Work called for and delivered aatne day. Electrical Contractors Auto Supplies Fresh Batteries Weekly, WHITNEY-EVE CO. 1(133 Broad. Phone J 316 GRIMAUD’S VEGETABLES Ws send out nothing but the freshest of vegetable*. Hecelved dally at. GRIMAUDS Phone 1305. ORGANS: CHURCH. CHAPEL. ANU parlor atyles, some with mirrors, good tone and condition. }75, |35, |SO, J6O and up Call or write for bargain list. A A. Thomas I'.nano Co., 639 Broad St. Augusta. Ga. Phone 656. Builders Attention! SLUSKYS Rubber Shingles $3.75 S P^ ARE Made of High Grade Asphalt. Mineral Rubber and Felt, Fire proof. wear and weatherproof. Especially attractive for bunga lows and residences. David Slusky 1009 Broad St Phone 100. GARAGES IVEY S GARAGE Phone 3197. 304 Washington. AGENTS FOR HUPMOBIUES Five years' experience «tth Chalmers and Hiiptnohlles CARS FOR HIRE. PERROUX & JONES Augusta Garage Repairs, vulcanizing, supplies. Free air. Open day and ntghL Kargest In city. 720-22 Reynold* Si. Phone 130. GASOLINE. 18'/ 2 c Motor car 1 ; washed and polished. 35e. 40c. UNION GARAGE 663 BROADWAY. GARAGE—REPAIR SHOP. STUDRBAKER DEALERS. 7TH AND REYNOLDS. PHONE 376. AUGUSTA MACHINE CO. S. E. MABSTON’S Harneas and Shoe Shop. All work done by hand. * 738 Ellig St. N tv BITI.I.IVAN 1159 Broad St.. Harness maker and Repairer. Work neatly done at moderate prices. 1 can save you money on custom made harness. MATTRESSES _ MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY A. GREEN. He makes your mattresses level and square. New tick made free. Return mattresses seme day. Phone 191«—shops 1251 Msrbury street. PAINTING CONTRACTORS For reliable House Painting nnd Decorating see E. B. Smith A Son. 70’ Moore avenue. Estimates cheer fully furnished. Work guaranteed; city refrences. PIANOS A. A .THOMAS PIANO CO Phone 666. 639 Broad St. Plano*. Plaver pianos. Electric Pl ano*. Organ*. Graphophones and Records.—Everything Musical. PIANOS AND VICTRQLAS Phone 3327. 854 Broad The latest style* the market affords. CASH OR CREDPT. w. P. MANNING MUSIC CO. POOL. POOL POOL. 2 1-2 Cue Do Dmn In Pool Parlors. 818 Broad St. REAL ESTATE If you buy your houses, lots and farm lands from me we both make wol e y. J, B, CHARM AN, Phone 2900-J. Ellis & Campbell Sts. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANTS L. F. GOODRICH Architect 122 Eighth Street, Telephone Augusta, Ga. 469 - antique furniture. CT AW FOOT SIDEBOARDS. TEA TA hies, card table, desks high post bed*, book cases, fenders, andirons, c'ndle stteks Upholstering nnd repairing. K Kenyon. 312 7th St. Phone 2319. ROOF LEAK? Have your work done hy experi enced tinners. All work given per sonal intention. My prices are right. E. A. DEMORE Phone 2031. 523 Broad St. GET IT HICKEY’S Your Easter HAIR CUT 5 Barbers. No Waiting. Polite Attention. 221 Jackson Street. FRIDAY. APRIL 3. RURBF3 STAMPS 6 W. DODGE Rubber Stamps. Seals, Badges, Stem e|i*. Ahmmlum Check* Ac. 653 Kl lls street. PHONE 1421. STORAGE. W© do stornff*. We enrk and ship #oods. We save you money on second hand goods. We snve you money on new go< ds We ahraya M a tafitlN for you. HUGHES FURNITURE CO. Pfcone 656. ?67 Broad. SPECIALISTS PP N V. AT*Fr»RP. The on v Resident 421 yesrs) *nl Reliable •nerlnllst In Augusts treat ing oil d|eer»*ee of men. women and Children Fuoreesfullv without opera tion. Pnesulfatlnn fr««» nnd Invited. OFFICE «69 BROAD ST. . THF Cl OCK MAN _ J C CABNS 210 Centre St. Wntrb end dork Repair Shop Twentv-four venrs dnllv experience; ten year* at this location. Guarantee work on guaranteed Stock TAILORS. "HARDWICK 5 GfRMANY TATI.ORS AND RENOVATORS Fulfs Made to Order. iPhone 1622 213 6th Street. JACKSON & BAILEY Pbon* 1784. 873 9th. Street. First Class Tailoring. Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing. CHARUF McLAIIGL'N. Clothe* Cflesned. Pressed and Dyed French Dry Cleaning a spe "laltv. t ad'ea flut's and Skirt*. Phone 2735. Cnr Jackson & Calhoun Streets. S. D. SPEAD SUITS MADE TO ORDER. Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing. Phone 3076 1149 Broad Street. TIN SHOP PHILIP L. MACK, Phone 493. 913 Ellis St Tin and Sheet iron Worker. Estimates given on all tin and sheet Iron work. Promp attention to re pairing. WELDING SOUTHERN WELDING CO. Phone 1332. 961 Broad St. Welders of all metals, and all kinds of machinery breaks repaired ear bo" cleaned from auto cylinders with oxygen. WAGON MANUFACTURER LOWREY WAGON WKS. Established 1847 Manufacturers of farm wngons. carts and trucks, especially equip ped for repairing and painting. Corner Ellis and 9th. Sts. Telephone 1309-J Augusta. Oa. 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 ILACKMITH WORK and HORSESHOEING E. T. EUBANKS 18 Cei.tre St. WALL PAPER AWNINGS T. G. BAILIE & CO. Phone 166. 712 Broad St. AUGUSTA GLAZING Co._ REGLAZINQ OF ALL KINDS. ’ SETTING PLATE GLASS REPAIRING CHURCH WINDOWS OK LEAD AND ART GLASS, REPAIRING SHOW CASES. REPLACING AUTOMOBILE WIND SHIELDS A SPECIALTY. 448 BROAD. PAUL D. FAGAN. MGR. PHONE 71. FINANCIAL MONET TO lend ON REAL ESTATE. Augusta Real Estate Co., 833 Broad St. PIANO-PLAYER PIANO; LATE TYPE mahogany case. 88-note, with library of music; cost }750, to quick buyer, S3OO. A. A Thomas Plano Co.. 639 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Phone 6Se. ZoohW* ARB rOOfs Wholesale and Retail Tin Shingles, Tin and Rubber Roofing. W,B.Toole tSrCo. TeL 264. 935 Broad. “Let Us Cover Your House”