TWELVE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Two story residence of S room* In good lor*lion, nr»r car line,
while MTtlon ItoniHl »l»2. Hid BARtiAIN, »1300.
Kioir *nmll houses (colored) In growing section of city. Rood con
dition Rental |3M Will re 11 you then *«■ s* to clear you If. |>cr ''«**
above oil taxes, insurance, etc
f, ,|< KM'll AMiK Z<) acre farm .'i mile* from city, 4 room nweit-
In* ham stable. »liod*. etc., on Rood rood near railroad, V’ooo, or
chance for city property.
Kor ix< hanae or *nle. Farm of over noo acre*. Ilurke io, llA'*
Heveral email farm* to exchange 1.0 ANR
P. F. KEENAN & COMPANY
MONTtIOMKHV BL'II.ItINU. Phone HO7 J.
Walton Way Homes
For Sale
On tlie* 1500 block of Walton I have a six
room Ottjigv, all convcnicncfs. that I can sell very
cheap and make term* to suit purchaser. Price,
$2,200.
On the 1600 block of Walton Wav, a House of
8 rooms, all modem conveniences, on lot 10x100 ft.
It is cheap at $3,200. Kasy terms.
On the 1500 block of Walton Way, a two-story
House of 8 rooms, practically new, in perfect condi
tion, and good neighborhood. This place is well
worth $0,500, but will be sold to a quick buyer for
$4 r 750.
On the 1700 block of Walton Way, a two-story,
7-room House, built two years ago; all conven
iences; largo comer lot. Cheap at $4,500.
JOSEPH W. BEASLEY
Phone, 6868 W. 215 Dyer Bldg.
LOOK_AT THIS
Mr. Householder and Investor.
80111 c of the best lots on Monte Sano for sale so
cheap you would be astounded if you knew the
prior.
Not only are the lots cheap, dirt cheap, but you
can make the terms yourself, and in addition to all
of that you will not have to pay interest or taxes
until paid for. This is vour opportunity.
See me early Monday morning.
Clifford R. Dawson
REAL ESTATE.
311 Union Savings Bank Bldg.
Augusta, Oa. Phone 3077
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOME
On centrally located corner on the Hill, ope
square from car line, I have a cottage —house of
five rooms and hath, attractive in every way,
and in |>erfoet condition, with lot 110x160 feet.
PRICE 55.000.00.
If you will take a look at this place, you will
buy it.
Vacant Lot on Hill, on splendid street, one
square from car line, Hlxldi ft. Old portion of
Hill and fine shade.
PRICE S2O 00 A FOOT
JOHN W. DICKEY
Workmen Doing Splendidly on
Office Buildings Construction
Empire Soon to Have Five Stories of Steel Complete. Work
of Laying Floors Starting. Chronicle Steel Workers Cause
People to Marvel As They Work Unconcernedly at Dizzy
Heights.
Work on Augusta's two skyscrapers
Is progressing very rapidly, liy this
afternoon l.itt; or early tomorrow
morning there will be five stories ot
steel In place on the Umpire, Includ-
Ins the basement, which Is. of course,
one story Itself Th" Mr derricks will
probably lie moved tomorrow and
then the next two stories will ro up
verj rypldly.
Ureal quantities of fire-proof floor-
InR Is belnß unloaded st the site of
tnc Empire Imlldlnß and >he laving
of the floors will begin tote; or to
morrow The work in the basement
la progressing siitlsTactorily and the
water-proof wall of brick and con
cretc will soon be r uni leted, so that
II will he possible to draw out the
sheet plllna The Empire Is such a
larße building that an enormous
amount of work Is h-lug and has been
done which lan't seen ly the casual
Observer
Foreman Eddie Allodvce, of the
brick work, Is progressing rnpldlv
Thp laving of the brick for the walls
of the building above the aurface will
soon begin
Foreman itergmann. of the steel
construction, Is also doing well with
his crew
Vice President Rhodes, of the V.htt
Building Up The Suburbs
We fed that the real estate broker
Could do no better than to lend his
Hid to the development of the Hiibnrba
oT the large cities and to the en
couragement of the worker* In a city
to reside In atteh suburbs. The great
eat Jumps in valuation are naturally to
be found In the heart of the great
rltles where prices are quoted by the
millions of dollars, but In this only a
small part of the residents of a city
can he directly Interested.
The advancement of the Interest of
the suburbs, whether they be manu
facturing or residential, means the
Increase In the valtif of property In
ihe central part of the elty, and II
means more than this It means a
broadening of the city's influence, a
Growth in City Loans
The growing
city real ornate hax boon increased
by the wonderful development of sub
urban. aa well an business property.
People who build homes or stores
have to borrow money very often to
complete the Improvements under way
and banka and loan companies should
make loann for such purposes when
ever they can possibly do so.
Heal estate values never were so
strong In the Average munlcii ality as
they me today. They are constantly
Increasing In practically every city In
America and the growth of popula
tton is almost emailed by that of
business enterprises. So thnt we
have In the city loan a security whose
basts is exceptionally gv>od and seems
likely to remain no. There In no In
dication that whatever may he the
movement toward the farm, the city
In going to lose in attractiveness. So
many new methods of entertainment
and social welfare have been de
vised that the old-time terror of the
city, even of those who look upon
the farm as the perfection of all
THE IMO GREATER MINSTRELS
The small boy anticipate* the circus,
no It Is l>> no me.ins .111 unusual fact
ttm 1 the grown-ups should anticipate the
magnificent annual production of the
IH.'O Ur,niter Minstrels. which will take
place next Tuesday evening, April Hth.
The sale of reserved seats will open at
(lie Urand next Saturday morning, and
the putdle Is advised to lie on hand. The
men of the 1920 club Intend to break all
records, this season, and this ta an as
sured fact. Knowing that they must
enlarge and Increase ihetr per lor n 1,1 nee
tins \c.ir. they have succeeded in doing
this, beyond their own expectations, Hist
the critical and cultured audience, that
will have the pleasure of witnessing the
performance, will thoroughly agree, on
this point. With the most careful at
triilion to every detail, the men of the
club, have produced as near perfection.
In the coming show, us Is possible to do.
They are confident and know that they
will present a performance, vastly su
perior In every way. larger. liettsr and
more elaborate than anything they have
ever presented In the past Kaoh year
has seen the 1920 club grow and prosper,
each year, their performances have be
come better, until tb s season, they are
truly at the height of their glory. With
each and every individual fitting Into
the parts assigned them, just ns smooth
ly as Is isisslble for them to do, the en
tire production will he to the audience
Ilk,- some great piece of well-oiled ms.
chlnery. Regardless of the part they had
to play in the performance, euch man
has given his work every possible care
and attention Mr J J Matthew*, who
I* the general director, a* well a* preat
dent of the club, tips Indeed every rea
eon to he proud or the men. who have
been under It * training, for the past two
month*. It I* the determination of the
minstrel men to give their audience »
performance, nbaoiutelv her from a tno.
ment of Idleness or dullness Kvery sec
ond will he filled with motion ami life,
constant surprise* In store. The elab
orate street parade this season has .men
prepared with unusual rare, and wilt
take place at noon, next Tuesday, the
day of the performance.
FIRST IS THE LAST.
“Ray. did you ever know a woman
to buy what she wanted at the first
store she came to?"
"Yes. My wife frequently does —
that is, site returns to It after she's
been to all the other stores." lloston
Transcript.
WHO’S WHOSE?
He There is a new- hook-list of
the marriages of the divorcees, you
know
She —It must he the new "Who’s
Who**."—Life.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
ney Company, has been In the city for
the past two days watching the prog
resa of the work. Superintendent
Crane and his men have been and are
doing splendidly and. with good
weather prevailing, the steel for the
entire building will he up within the
next few weeks
The Chronicle building Is also pro
gressing splendidly. Superintendent
Charlie Johnson will soon have seven
tlorles of steel com] lete and the der
rick will probably he moved tomor
row Within the very near future all
of the steel will be in place. The
Chronicle building has been going up
with great rapidity. The mnrvel ot
the people is the manner In which
the steel workers, without regard for
danger, work unconcernedly at dtsz.y
heights.
The clatter oT the pneumatic ham
mers working on both buildings makes
a terrific *1 in, but It la music to
the cars of Atigua'ans who have
waited anxiously and Impatiently for
years for m>idern steel office build
ings. two of which are flow assured.
With a 17-story and a 10-story build
ing Rlmost side by side Augusta will
be well set up for modern office build
Ings, for this year at least. Next
year or the year after may bring
others.
gain In the valuations of the suburbs,
a better and healthier condition of
those w ho earn their daily bread with
in the city or near It.
The suburbs are the lungs of the
great city. The;, offer to those who
have to work within Its limits a place
to which they can retire at night and
secure the ozone which is needed for
the recuperation oT the body, worn
out by the toll of the day.
Suburban property should not /C
overlooked It is absolutely essen tal
to the right growth of a city, and
wo should be much pleased If we
were to hear fewer of the sneering
remarks that are sometimes made at
the expense of the commuter. —Na-
tional Roal Estate Journal.
earthly happiness. Is largely lost.
80 we shall bave a strong growth
In city values and an era of rising
prices Tor city real estate, which
means that* a loan tm this class o(
property is golDg to remain sound and
worthy of the attention of the In
vestor. Many companies and brokers
making a specialty of city loans are
reporting an eminently satisfactory
business with the prompt payment of
principal and Interest, and constantly
are making a strong bid for their pop
ularity before the Investor. Real es
tate .whether located in itow’n or
country. Is the most substantial of all
Investment bases and wherever It be
located it remains only for the in
vestor to be certain of Its present and
future value to understand that he has
a security on which e may depend
absolutely.
So the city loan Is fighting its way
along In the business world with the
farm loan and between the two there
Is ever a splendid variety of invest
ments for those who prefer to have
real estate as the security behind the
note.
STILL HAS A PULL.
James (who Is broke) —I have one
faithful friend left.
Hulks (also broke)—Who Is it?
James—My pipe. I can still draw
on that. Stray Stories.
FAME OR FORTUNE.
"If you could have your choice,”
she asked, ’’what would you take—•
fame or fortune?"
"Fortune," he replied without a
moment's hesitation. ’’Fame gets a
man nothing on automobile row.” —
Chicago Record-Herald.
Investigate!
We have several unusually attractive proposi
tions in residential property for sale, which are
well worth investigating. For certain reasons we
cannot give you the exact location of this property
in our ad. but call at our office and we will take
great pleasure in showing you several of the best
bargains in Augutsa.
' ~ji_—-
Jas. R. League & Co.
212 UNION SAVINGS BANK BUILDING.
Phone 176.
NEWS
Archduchess Zita Elevated to
“First Lady”
ra|
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ARCHDUCHESS ZITA AND ARCH
DUKE CHARi.ES FRANCIS JOSEPH
OF AUSTRIA.
Vienna.—The Archduchess Zita who
less than two years ago married the
Archduke Francis Joseph, heir pre
sumptive to the Austrian throne, prac
tically has been elevated to the posi
tion of "first lady" at court affairs
given by Emperor Franz-Joseph, in
Schoenbrunn Castle.
The direct heir to the throne Is the
Archduke Francis Ferdinand, gephew
of the emperor. Ferdinand's descend
ants, however, nre barred from the
succession owing to his morganatic
marriage with the Duchess of Hohett
berg. The Archduke Charles Francis
Joseph Is the sun of the emperor's
third brother.
The rivalry between the Duchess of
Hohenberg and Archduchess Zita has
been very keen, hut the young ar,Jt
duchess seems to have won out. mueti
to the discomfiture of the duchess and
her husband, who has tried to per
suade the emperor to elevate her to
the status of archduchess.
Zita Is the twelfth of nineteen chil
dren of Duke Robert of Parma. Al
though compelled to live in Vienna aa
but four months of each year, she has
tried to master three of the seyenteen
languages and dialects of the dual
kingdom. These are German, Hun
garian and Pnhemtan. But she Is far
front proficient in any one.
Money To Loan
ON REAL ESTATE.
SIO,OOO immediately
available.
T. D. CARY
Irish American Bank
Building.
DOYOU WANTAHOME
ON “THE HILL”
John* Road, Monti* Sano side, near street car
line, we can offer you a very attractive new rari
deiiee, two stories, with every modern and up to
date convenience; large hall, parlor, den, dining
room, pantry and kitchen; large front and hack
piazzas. On the second floor—four bed rooms,
with closet?, large hath room, and sleeping porch.
This house is just on top of the hill, and commands
a beautiful view. Has not been built over a year.
Price $4,500, which is certainly cheap.
See us at ONCE.
IV. L Houston & Co.
Harison Building.
• *
Phone 607. Augusta, Ga.
ON THE 400 BLOCK
t
. Of a wide street in the First Ward, we offer
for sale a 10 room residence; lot 120 feet by y 2 way
to another street. 40 feet of this runs all the way
thru the block. Will sell separately at a low price.
Rents for $47.00 per month.
Price $5,000.
ON THE HILL
Best lots on Walton Way.
Fine home on John’s R< ad, near Walton Way.
Houses and lots on tin* Hill and in the City.
.Ask for prices and terms. ' .
Martini Garrett
137 Jackson Street.
REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
POWER
The development of 40,000 Hvdro-Electrie
Horsepower means much to Augusta—it should and
very probably will treble the number of industries
110/0.
The power is available and cheap, and indus
tries in other cities will take advantage of ihe many
opportunities here.
Learn t»he Advantages of
Augusta and Tell Every
body About It
FOR SALE
ON THE HILL
An elegant dwelling on Monte Snno avenue, eight large rooms,
two bath rooms, pantries and kitchen; metal screened, furnace heat
ed. gas and electric lights. Lot over 10C feet front by nearly 200
deep. Price reasonable. Terms easy.
On the north side of the Hill, adjoining Country Club golf links,
a splendid nine-room dwelling, that was built by the owner for his
home NOT FOR RENTING; there la a difference, you know. AH
neceaeary outbuildings. Ixit 200x345. It's like a country residence
with city advantages. Investigate this; 'tw-ill pay you.
If you wnnt to build, I have three beautiful lots on a corner with
a total frontage of 150 feet by a depth of 200; only two blocks from
car line.
J. HARDWICK JACKSON
409 Dyer Building. Phone 3446
WEDNESDAY. APRIL o.
