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SUNDAY. JUNE 7- AN ACTIVE REAL ESTATE MARKET EXPECTED THIS SUMMER The people of Augusta and this sec tion who have been reading The Herald’s Real Estate Page and noting the groat activity in real estate during the past four months, are beginnig to ask if this activity is going to continue during the hot summer months 7 A conversaton with the progressive real estate agents of Augusta will im mediately dissipate any idea that the real estate market will be dull during the summer months, this year. in Augusta real estate have realized such handsome profits on their purchases in the past that they are greedy to seize the opportunity to buy property that is offered at anything like a low figure, whether the time is sum mer, gentle spring or dreary winter. No, there will be no dull, inactive real estate market this summer. The regular investors in real estate will alone keep the market in a healthy condition, and between now and October Ist, an army of renters, who have saved their earn ings. will come into the market ani bid freely on residential property that is offered at the right price. People who have paid rent notes year after year and have nothing but worth J. Hardwick Jackson Phone 3446. 409 Dyer Building. 9 HOW ABOUT THIS? A nice new bungalow, five rooms and bath, elec tric lights, splendid lot, one block from old pavilion, Monte Sano. Price, $3,000. Terms. Don’t let all of those Richmond Terrace lots be sold before you get in, only a few more at the price, SIOO. Sold to white people only. Remember, no payments asked'until 100 are Bona Fide Sold. • These lots command one of the prettiest views around the city. You can’t miss it investing here. J.Hardwick Jackson PHONE 3446. 409 Dyer Building. FOR SALE We are in position to offer for salec-one of the most atrtactlve and the oldest established Brick Manufacturing Plants in the city. Our proposition includes, approximately!) fcne huhdred (100) acres of land, sixty (60) acres of which is the finest Brick Clay in the Au gusta territory, with a fully equipped plint; within a half mile of the city limits; railroad tracks running into the property, and very convenient to the city wharf. This plant has an annual capacity of from eight to ten million bricks, and we are in position to sell the property at a price that will pay, approximately, thirty (30 per cent) per cent net on the investment, with the above output. For price, terms, and further particulars, please call at our office. When we get something real good, we always want local peo ple to get it, hence this advertisement. If not sold locally within a reasonable time, we will advertise It out of town, and apprehend no trouble whatever in finding a buyer. Jas. R. League & Co. 212 UNION SAVINGS BANK BUILDING. PHONE No. 176 NOTICE I If you intend buying on The Hill, I will sell you practically your own price, and on your own terms, lots on Glenn Avenue and Highland Avenue. FOR RENT New House of ten rooms. Possession at once. Three Furnished Houses on Hill for summer. Pos session at once. i JOHN W. DICKEY less, canceled notes to show for their money, act wisely when they buy a home of their own and thereby rid them selves of rent collectors. A property owner not only has a feel ing of pride in owning the plot of land and house that he calls home, but in ad dition, he profits by the enhancement in value of his property; a renter prof ts by the enhancement in value of the property he occupies only by having bis rent raised. Ranters are beginning to realize these facts and are going to make every effort during the summer months to buy their own homes when ever the kind of place they wish, is of fered for sale. All things considered, it seems that there should lie a more ac tive market from now to October Ist, than during the previous four months. A prominent real estate man made a very true observation yesterday when, after suming things up, he said: "It is positively absurd for people to expect dullness in the real estate market this summer simply because it is summer. The three or four months preceding October should show the largest number of sales of any season of the year. "During these three or four months people are at fever heat worrying over I moving and where to move too. At no time of the year can a person be so strongly impressed with the fact that he should own his home as just before he must move. And the psychological time to sell a person any thing, is at the time when he sees the need of it. I certainly see no reason why we should n’t have a good business this summer, in fact, I am absolutely certain that we will." Building Permits The following is a list of the permits Issued by the city building inspector during the past week, amounting to over $100: SSO0 —H. R. Williams, cottage , 813 Wright avenue. SSO0 —A. Carlton, cottage, 919 Moore avenue. $2,000 —J. H. Wilkinson, two-story residence, Baker street, near Central avenue. S2OO—A. W. Hancock, general repair, 1010 Roberts street. S2OO—D. Langley, frame house, 1602 Walton Way. Real Estate Transfers S3O0 —Matheny & Peebles to Henry T. Green, north side Cleveland street. $3.500 —Robert C. Williams to Maggie Ellis, three lots. SSOO—A. T. Heath to Bertram Max well, three lots, west side Heath street. $1,500 —Bertram Maxwell to Alexander Heath, south side Broad street. $250 —Alma Irene Jaringan to Emmett F. Barnes, north side Cleveland street. S4O0 —K. F. Magruder & L. E. Palmer to W. O. Hollman, west side Emmett street. MR. GEO. W. HARDWICK ILL. The many friends of Mr. Geo. W. Hardwick will learn with regret that he is confined to his bed from sickness. Mr. Hardwick has not been able to be at his office for several days and his presence is greatly missed in the real estate world. Ills friends wish him a speedy recovery. cottoiTgoods - New York.—The cotton goods market has shown Improvement both in prices and volume of business. Buying at wash goods sales was satisfactory. Jobbers are showing more of a disposition to buy for future requirements. Western dis tributors raport customers buying wtih greater confidence. FUNERAL NOTICE THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS OF Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Freeman, of Evans, Ga., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services of their daughter, ETHEL REE, from the Abellne Bap tist Church, Columbia County, THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o’clock. DIED—AUGUSTA, GA., JUNE STH, 1914, MR. JOHN VINCENT HEM STREET, age 18 years. Funeral ser vices from the residence, 141 Greene street MONDAY AFTERNOON at 6 o'clock. DeCANDT THE RELATIVES AND friends of Mrs. Annie DeCandt and family, are respectfully invited to at tend her funeral services from the Church of the Sacred Heart, THIS (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock. Interment, City cemetery. (Oklahoma and California papers, please copy.) MeCLINTIC, CHARLES EDWARD— The fourteen-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McClintic, died yesterday morning. The funeral services will be conducted from the residence, 2210 Central avenue, MONDAY MORNING, at 10 o’clock, and interme.nt will be In City cemetery. J 7 SPECIAL NOTICES ‘ A CARD. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT U NEWMAN acknowledge with grateful apprecia tion the numerous kindnesses rendered by their friends and for the beautiful ; floral offerings, the tenderest expres sions of condolence and sympathy dur- 1 ing their recent bereavement, caused by the death of their infant daughter Almeta. J 7 POLITICAL NOTICES TO THE VOTERS OF THE AUGUSTA Circuit: I am a candidate for the Judgeship of the Superior Courts of the Augußta Ctreult,subjeet to the ap proaching Auguat White Primary. I will appreciate your support Respectfully, ts ISAAC S. PEEBLES. JR. TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST WARD. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY CANlil dacy for the City Council from tho First Ward, subject to the rules of the white primary. sun-ts C. GORDON LAMBACK. THE FRIENDS OF MR. GEORG¥ w. Summers hereby annoutros his candl- | dacy for Council from the 6th Ward, subject to the Rules and Regulations of the White Primary. XT THE VERY URGENT AND BARN est solicitation of representative citi zens from all parts of the ward, 1 herewith announce my candidacy as member of Council for the Sixth Ward for the term beginning January 1. 1915. subject to the rules and regula tions of the White lYimarv Commit tee. S. A. FORTSON. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. SUBJECT to the rules of White Primary wed sun ts JOE S. WATKINNS. r FOR SALE I have 600 acres of gcod, fertile land, with fine waterpower for mill, located milea from Orovetown and 16 miles from Augusta, near the Mllledgeville Road, that I can sSll at an extremely low figure. The owner la very anxtoua to sell and will take $6.50 per acre and give terms. I have three acres of land with about 90 feet front on Central Ave nue that I can aall at a bargain. Also several lota on Summerville ✓and Monte Sano that I can sell at a ridiculously low figure. Phone me and I will call at your home and write your fire insurance. D. W. MARKS Phona 363. 400 Harison Bldg. rHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. AUGUSTA’S NEW BOOTERY READY Standard Sample Shoe Store Will Open Thursday in Kress’ Old Stand, 958-60-62-64 Broad With Full Line of High Class Footwear. The large Kress building, at 958-960- 962-964 Broad street has been com pletely renovated and remodeled since it was vacated by the five and ten cent, concern and is now in shape to be opened by the Standard Sample Shoe Store on next Thursday, June 11th, formal announcement of which is made in a full-page advertisement In The Herald today. Augusta’s now shoe store will be the largest in the entire South, and will carry a line of high-class goods at lower prices than have ever before been offered in this city. The Stand ard Sample Shoe Store will cater spe cially to the masses of the people. There will be shoes for all In all the latest styles, the quality at all times guaranteed. A new feature of the Standard Sam ple Shoe Store will be a gorgeous dis play of sample shoe on large hand some tables In the center of tho store, unlike the arrangement In any other shoe Btore In the city. The store here is one of six oper Dreamland Theatre Monday The Dance of Death Kalem Special, with Alice Joyce, Augusta’s pop ular moving picture actress, in the title role. Hearts and Swords A 2-reel Sterling Comedy, with other select reels. Tuesday Between Savage and Tiger In 6 parts with 2 other select reels. Friday, As Usual Lucille Love, Girl of Mystery There was never a more absorbing story than this great masterpiece. The chase grows more exciting every week. Read the story in today’s Herald and see the film production here next Friday. BIJOU “The Coolest Spot in Augusta" Tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday LEWIS LAKE Present That Merry Melange of Music and Mirth the COUNTRY GIRLI Bigger, Greater and Grander. More Oirls, More Comedians, More People, More Music, More Smiles, More Fun, More Laughter, More Scenery. This is the show that set all them all talking, and / they’re still talking. "Of?, What Do You Wan~M?” 20-People-Moslly Girls—2o Dazzling! Bubbling! Brilliant! The kind of music you’ll want to hum on the way home. If you can not laugh you’ll not care to see it! Three Performances Daily MATINEE AT 3:30. NIGHTS, AT 7 and 9. Prices .. .. 10c and 20c Prices 10c, 20c, 30c ated under the same management throughout the South. The management cordially invites the public to the. grand opening next Thursday morning, whether they in tend buying or not. ‘‘nid you father ever licit you?” “Once, but I got good and even.” “How?" “Why. when the circus came to town shortly afterwards, I said 1 didn't care to go."—Boston Trans cript. GET IT —at— HICKEY’S Babies and Children Special Attention. 5 Barbers. No Waiting. Polite Attention. 221 Jackson Street. I his Is the Place for You to Buy a Home Now and attractive two-story residence on Monte Sano. Facing the city. Commanding a beautiful view. This house contains eight rooms, with all the modern and up-to-date conveniences. Large re ception hall, living mom, dining room, kitchen and pantries on first floor. Second floor has four bed rooms, well ventilated, with clos ets and bath, sleeping porch, etc. Garage ar.d servant room. This house is well built. Double floors, storm she/ted and screened. Price $6,000.00 and can arrange terms. If not sold will rent October Ist at $50.00 per month. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW Well located on Monte Sano, we have for sale a Dutch Style Bungalow, containing six rooms, with closets and hath. Splendidly built and Just a little different from most Bungalows. To appreciate it you must let us show It to you. Never has been occupied. Just waiting for the purchaser to move in. Price, $3,700.00. W. T. HOUSTON & CO. REAL ESTATE Phone 607. Augusta, Ga. COOL HOME ON THE HILL CHEAP Why swelter and sweat in a crowded down town house when you can buy a cool, roomy, beauti ful home on The Hill at a very low price? The house is new and has ev ery convenience, beautiful neigh borhood and right at car line. If you want a home let me hear from you. Address A. C. CARE HERALD New Home for Sale On King’s Way, west of John’s Road, location, neighborhood and viev|unexcelled. * 8 rooms, toilet and lavatory on each floor; first and second rooms have hardwood floors; awnings and floor coverings of hall and stairway go with house. Price $7,850 3 fine lots just beyond this at S2O per front foot. At about the same price we offer near the Country Club a corner lot across the street from a $50,000 property. Prices good to July Ist. 3 grand lots with beautiful shade trees on Walton Way, $40.00 per front foot. Sibley house, 506 Telfair street, 1322 Fifteenth St., 503 Walker St., Lot on Monte Sano Ave., 75x150,# Lot 100 block Broad St., Fine home 200 Block of Broad Street for sale or rent. Ts you are thinking of buying a house or lot IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US NOW. Martin &Garrett 137 Jackson Street. Phone 224. REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE. BEAUTIFUL HOMES CHEAP Eight new tenant houses on Gwinnett Street, rent for $50.00 per month, located near Walker In stitute. Price $3,800 7 new houses, in splendid neighborhood and all rented to white people. Must be Bold. Make me an offer. 7-room two-story house, on large lot, 1500 block Walton Way. Price $4,500 7-room cottage, on 1600 block Walton Way. Price $3,500 New Bungalow, 12 rooms, good location. Price $3,700 7-room house, large corner lot, perfect condition. Price ~ ..$3,400 7'room TYonse, large lot. Price $2,100 Eight three-room houses, on large lots, rent for $50.00 per month. The entire eight for .. $3,750 A warehouse site with 220 feet railroad frontage and well located. Will sell at a sacrifice price. Ts you shut your eyes and make a selection from the above list you will have a bargain, for every piece of the above property is a bargain at the price we name. JOSEPH W BEASLEY 216 Dyer Building. Phone 6868-W. Real Estate. SEVEN