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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1914)
SIX Boys 9 Home Gains Lead After Being in Sixth Place Last Week Daughters of Isabella Drou From First tj Fifth Place. Junior 0. U. A. M. Mnves Up From Third to Second Place. The Toys' Home jumps from sixth place Into first. Jr. O. U. A. M., second. Hebrew Ladies Aid Society third. Y. W. C. A., fourth. Daugh tcfs of Isabella, fifth There were ,i large number of votes cast this by all of the Organizations and the standing is very close. Anyone of the Organizations can easily secure first place by next Sunday. SPECIAL NOTICE. REGISTRATION DAYS BEGIN MONDAY. FLORENCE ( KITTENTpN HOME. MONDAY, JUNE 29TH. RAINBOW CIRCLE. KING S DAUGHTERS, TUESDAY, JUNE 30TH HEBREW LADIES' AID SOCIETY WEDNESDAY JULY IST. DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA, THURSDAY, JULY 2ND. JR O. U. A. M . SATURDAY, JULY 4TH. Y. W C. A.. MONDAY, JULY liTH. Every lad who calls at the Contest Department, 2)3 McCartan SL, on the above dates and registers her name and address will be given hull evtrn votes, i very gentleman 200. These votes are credited to the organization holding the Registration Day. All orders placed at the Contest Department (in Registration Days will count double votes. You iiia . order any ol the products listed in the Contest through your regts lar Grocer. You do not have to tpay for the things you order at tnc Con test Department, Just pay your regular Grocer. It. does not make any (lit eren< <■ liow nail an order you give you will gel tlie extra votes just the ..".nit. You should make every effort to have as many of your Blinds present oil your Demonstration Day as possible. Contest Depart ment open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. ni. INDIVIDUAL STANDING. Mint Vita St. Arnand moves up from second place into first. Mr. John Lai liman second; Miss Mary Acton, third: Miss Louise fleer, imirth; Miss Laura McArthur, filth; Miss Louise Livingston sixth. CHILDREN'S CLASS. Durwnrd Hays goes from second place to first. Harmond Clark, h.-c --oud; Lynwood lie:'., third; Wesley Kilpatrick, fourth; Annie W. Hill, fifth. Combination No. 1. FIFTEEN THOUSAND BONUS VOTES in addition to the regular value of votes tor the following lahelH. Sort them Into packages. 3 Rrookfield Butter cartons 5 Coca Cola Gum wrappers. 10 SwlTt J’renilum Ham wrappers. Don’t Overlook a Real Opportunity SEE MORRISON Satisfactory Contractor For a first-class More on the best (Tokb street in Augusta. Good for shoe business, millinery business .grocery buslnes*. any kind ot business. Call phono 2475. 102 9th Street. Owner will remodel and Improve for A-l-Tenant. NOTICE If you intend buying on The Hill, I will sell you : etieally 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. JOHN W. DICKEY / FARM [OR SALE Right m Rephzibah, I have for sale one of the host farms in Georgia, the land is fertile, level and easy to cultivate. The owner averages practically a hale of cotton per aero for every acre planted in cotton, and the land will produce anything, equally well. The place has nice residence, tenant houses, pastures, springs, wells, and branches. This is a rare onnortunitv to get the kind of farm every farmer wants. Price S6O per acre. GEO. A. BRIGGS Phone 1551. 417 Dyer Building. 5 Swift Pride Washing Powder cartons. a Stone's Wrapped Cake Wrappers. Combination No. 2. TWENTY THOUSAND BONUS VOTES in addition to the regular value of votes for the following labels by just sorting them Into pack ages: 5 Swift's Arrow Soap Wrappers 2 Sensation or Ring’s Elegant Flour Bags. 2 Domino Rice Cartons. 2 Maxwell House Coffee Labels. 2 M. Sheron & Co.’s Sales Slips, .If) cents or more. Combination No. 3. TWENTY THOUSAND BONUS VOTES' in addition to the regular value of votes for the following labels by jnsi sorting them into pack ages; 2 Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, or Jewel Shortening labels. 5 Blocks’ Cracker Cartons. 5 Libby, McNeil, Libby labels. 25 Piedmont or Chesterfield Coupons. 1 Dreamland Theater stub, from SI.OO book, on sale at Contest De partment. Combination No. 4. 100 Fatima Coupons. 25 Chero Cola Crowns. 1 Dolly Madison Talcum Powder. 1 Maxwell House Blend label, any size. 2 Queen Regent Soap Cartons. Extra Special Combination. Twenty-nine thousand, nine hundred Bonus Votes ill addition to the regular value of votes crowns and coupons by just sorting them into packages; 100 Piedmont or Chesterfield Coitions. 100 Chero Cola Crowns. Special Combination. FIFTY THOUSAND BONUS VOTES in addition to the regular value of votes for the following Sales Slips, by just sorting them Into pack ages: Castleberry & Wilcox Gash Register Checks, SI.OO or more. Economy Shoe Co., Cash Register Check, SI.OO or more. Golden Bros.’ Sales Slips, SI.OO or more. M. A. Bates' Sales Slips, SI.OO or more. Stark French Dry Cleaning Co., Delivery Tickets or Receipts, SI.OO or more. Special Combination. FIFTY THOUSAND BONUS’ VOTES in addition to the regular value of votis lor the following Sales Slips, by just sorting them into pack ages : Geo. H Baldowski, Jr., Sales Slips, SI.OO or more. L. .1. Schaul Cash Register Check, SI.OO or more. I Better Ice Cream Delivery Ticket, any size. 1 Maxwell Brothers' Sales Slip or Receipt, any size. 1 P. K. Tant Sales Slip or Receipt, any size. Special Combination. FORTY THOUSAND BONUS VOTES in addition to the regular value of votes lor the following Sales Slips, by just sorting them into .packages: O Connor-Schwcerß Paint Co., Sales Slip or Receipt. 1 Panther Spring Water Delivery Ticket. I Merc Hants Bank, or Plaza Branch Savings Deposit Slip, any de nomination. 1 L. P. Speth Sales Slip, any size. 1 n. A. Dial Wood Delivery Slip, any size. SPECIAL NOTICE. Merchants Sales Slips must be turned into the Contest Department each week. Every organization and individual may turn in as many of the above combinations as you like. Bonus votes are large on Combina tions this week and you should madte a special effort to turn in as many combinations as you possibly can. EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER. All saving deposits made in the Mefchants Bank or the Plaza Branch between July Ist and July 10th will count 2,000 votes for every dollar deposited. Ask for duplicate deposit slips good tor votes in M. and M. Contest when you make your deposit. These deposit slips must lie voted by July 15th. STANDING, O c CONTESTANTS IS SHOWN BELOW: ORGANIZATION CLASS. VOTES Y. W. C. A 715,890 Boys’ Homo 731,450 Rainbow Circle, ,J<ing’s Daughters 585,30 h Florence Crittenton Home 209,700 Woodlawn Baptist Church ...125,600 Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society 723,760 Daughters of Isabella 710,050 Woodlawn Council, No. 29. Jr. O. U. A. M 725V700 Carpenters' District Council 230,100 Humane Educational Society 10,000 INDIVIDUAL CLASS. Miss Lois Geer, Thomson, Ga 228,750 Mrs. Mamie Goodwin, Graniteville Mfg. Co 15,100 Mrs. Susie H Ransom, 413 Greene 12,100 Miss ivlable Abernathy, North Augusta 16,300 Mrs. George Sehaufele, 1701 Fenwick 37.500 Miss Mary Hall, 1137 Greene 217,000 Miss Mary Acton, 1251 Greene 234,45 h Miss Louise Livingston, 1539 Walton Way 156,900 Miss Lila Gibson, Woodlawn Avenue 87,500 Miss Laura McArthur, Howard's Pharmacy 185,750 Miss Vita St. Amand, Albion Hotel ..285,850 Miss Louise Lynch, Broad Street 20,100 Mr. Cope Wright, Reynolds Street 125,100 Mr. John Lackman. Monte Sauo 272,250 Mr. Allen Elliott. Ellis Street 120,500 Mr. Frank Fulmer, Fenwick Street 10,000 Miss Nora Page, Monte Sano 91,600 Miss Nora Marshall, Druid Park Avenue 125,750 Miss Bessie Irvin, Telfair Street 10,000 Miss Josie Markwalter, Walton Way 90,800 Mr. Otis Dehan, 220 Telfair Street 10,000 Miss Mary Byers, 328 Kills 60,150 Albert Cleary, 718 Moore Ave 33,350 Mrs. E. S. Ingram, Walton Way 10,000 Ernest Wheeler, 1726 12th SL 49,400 CHILDREN’S CLASS. Charles H. Stevens, 954 Reynolds Street i 23,100 Tarver Kitchen. 258 Telfair 34,000 Scott Nixon. The Hill 28,100 Carlton Lipps, 1455 Broad 12,480 Gussie I’eliakoff, 1106 Reynolds 15,150 Kphy Tunkle, 1008 EUI» 96.750 John White, 642 Crawford Avenue 38,500 Helen E. Dunbar, EUenton, S. C 71,150 George O'Hara, 1136 Broad 157,550 Muriel Ergle, North Augustn 196,950 Wesley Kilpatrick, 511 Watkins 432,200 Oswald Grealish, 559 Broad 146,200 Terrell Singleton, Monte b.ino I',ooo David Steinberg. 133 Ellis 76,200 Willie Taylor, 1825 Broad 10,000 Lvnwood Hett, 602 Third Street 489,900 Robert Babbitt, 549 Watkins 10,000 Kdwurd llle, city ■' 10,000 Charles Fargo. 303 Broad Street 225,650 John Bowen, 446 Reynolds 24,200 Robert Parks, City 10,000 Louis l.okey, 703 Fourth Street 218,250 Durward Hayes, 634 Broad 538,200 Sam Speerlng, 724 Eighth Street 10,000 Harmon Clark. 1237 ElUa 534,200 Whitney Dowling, 715 Calhoun 169,950 Edward Von S*precken, 115 Broad 226,750 D P. O'Connell, 847 Broad 14.900 Julian Avery, 963 Broad 211,95 b Jeff O'Doiiald, 929 Broad 142,750 Edward O'Donald. 929 Broad 10,550 Roy Hitt, 633 Telfair 18,650 Edmond Gue, 608 Broad * 99,10 b Lillie Parr, 724 Taylor 13,650 Hyman Cohen, 914 Broad 54.650 Beatrice Garrison, 511 Wright Ave 21,000 R. VVtnton Partian 1452 Walton Way 70,500 H. P. Buruin, Jr.. Walton Way 318,0511 Annie W. Hill, North Augusta 379,1bi> Archie Galloway, 30 Gumming Street 10,000 Igmnie Powers, 1640 Ft. Luke St ,10,50 u “Augusta the Coming Manufacturing City of the South,” Says Mr Middleton "Auguata should b* advertised U’ manufacturer* the country over ad one of the most if not the most de sirable and logical point In the South tor the establishment of manufactur ing enterprises. Advertise the city as the •'Coming Manufacturing City of the South." The logic of the fact I* convincing and will appeal to all man ufacturers. Immense water power and water transportation to the Atlantic— This Is an unusual combination With cheap power, water rates to the sea, low competitive railroad rates and a cetitral location, there Is every reason why Augusta should be made a great manufacturing city—one of the gerut es; In the world, Herald the facts— the actual facts, no more—-and manu factured; will be attracted." <fo Spoke Mr. U. C. Middleton yes terday. "No less a person than Mr. John F. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. A Walace. once head of the Panama Ca nal. said several years ago that the power of the Savannah river was second I Importance to that of Nlng oira Falls. There Is some 250.000 horse power in the river and tributes In 100 miles of Augusta. Think of It. What cities any where have at their doors such an Immense quantity of power and at the same time, cheap water connection with the sen'’ Study the map. Our position Is unusual— unique. Cheap |*oyer and cheap freight ratea, or the ability to make rates cheap and keep them cheap. Make an Irresistable and Invincible combination. “Augusta Is a good distributing point to the South and southwest for manufactured products, ts nearness to the Panama Canal and the markets beyond are important. Augusta occu pies the unique position of being ihs nearest city in the United States to the Canal having equally large water power and, cheap transportation to the ocean.” “I am going to Pittsburg in July to the National Real Estate convention. I am going to advertise Augusta as the finest point In the South for the establishment of varied manufacturing —the coming manufacturing city ot the South." Building Permits The folowing is a list of the per mits issued by the city building in spector during the past week, amount ing to over $100: $1,500. Miss C. T. Baker, residence, Glenn avenue. $24,200. Mrs. Henry C. Tinker, res idence, Milledgeville road. SI,BOO. W. H. Harrison, Jr.,attor ney, three cottages, 1239, 1241, 1243 Miller street. s4oo| F. W. Hulse, move cottages and add room to each, Metcalf, near Ellis street. $750. J. H.'-Kahrs, dwelling, corner Bailie and C'oopo;r strets. SBOO. Crawford avenue. Baptist church, addition and repairs to Sun day school room, 501 Crawford ave nue. $250. W. P. White, build frame shed, 936 Walker stret. $9 ,500. J. Lee Etheridge, residence, 608 Greene street. SI,OOO. G. M. Martin, frame house, 1428 Twiggs street. SSO". C. J. Holder, change roofing, Crawford avenue. Real Estate Transfers $630. Wyatt C. Williams to J. H. Welborn, 5 acres in Richmond coun ty. $475. Carrie Turner to Luckhart, Lucky & Co., east side Monroe street. SSBO. Monte Sano Realty Co., to Goor-e P. Elliott, 2 lots. $750. This 1-’. Layton, executor, to M L. Brown, 31 acres in Richmond county. $760. Thus. F. Layton, executor, to Brown, 28 acres in Richmond coun ty. $1,:')0. M. L. Brown to Mary E. Deas, guardian, 28 acres in Richmond county. $1,200. M. L. Brown to Mary E Deas, 4 acres in Richmond county. $3,000. Joseph S. Reynolds to Em ma J. Motes, lot. $250. Paul Mustin to Mary Holley man. north side Daniel street. $lB9. Pinkie Hammond to Janies li. Ramsey, west side Burke street. S4OO. Mary E. Wylds to Annie B. Wylds, 2 acres north side Milledge ville road. $4,300. Charles Fletcher to John Austin Best, east side Hickman road. $1,250. John B. Murray to Frank W. Neal, north side Walton Way S9OO. Claude F. Mclntosh to L. E. Palmer and Edwin F. Magruder, 2 lots, west side Holden stret. S9OO. Mrs. Bridget O'Donnell, trus tee to Mrs. Carrie M. Prescott, south east corner Cummtng and Broad street. $3,850. National Land Company to Henry R. Pund, 2 lots, south side of Hillcrest avenue. REGISTRATION II 2 WARDS_HEAVY Third and Sixth Have Large Number—Sixth Ward Breaks All Records For Registration. The registration for the city white primary of July 10th closed yester day. There was a heavy registration in two wards, the third and sixth. The sixth broke all records for the ward with a total of 725. while the third came up with 778. During the past two days the registration in these two days has been particularly heavy. In the third Mr. J. A. Hood is the only candidate so declared by the subcommittee, but Dr. Geo. T. Horne, who failed to enter by the time sheduled for entries to close, has ap pealed to the entire primary commu te to allow him to enter also. The registration in the first, second, fourth and fifth is considerably below normal, due to there being no contest ants in these wards. Here is the reg istration by wards: First Ward 500 Second Ward 47$ Third Ward s Fourth Ward 74,3 Fifth Ward gtl Sixth Ward .-->5 W 11 CONGRESS Senate Met at noon. Naval bill finally passed and edbate resumed on the rivers and harbors bill. Many senators presented petitions for woman suffrage Adjourned at 5:02 p. m., until noon Monday. House. Met at 10:30 a. in. Debate resumed on conference report on legislative bill. Conference report on Sundry civil bill discussed. Conference report on diplomatic bill was submitted. Majority header Underwood announced that be proposed to maintain a quorum In the house next week to expedite ap preprlatlon bills. Adjourned at 4:2 Op. ni., until noon Sunday for eulogies on Hepresentatlve Koenig, of Maryland. T\D ADCV Treated One Week IyiVVJI O T Free - Short breath w ■ ing relieved in a few hours—swelling, water and uric acid removed In a few days— regulates liver, kidneys and heart. Writs for testimonials of cures, and a symptom blank for a Free Trial Treatment. COLLUM DROP- S'" REMEDY CO. DEPT. 13 ATLANTA, GA. FOR ■■ DRUNKENNESS rveelev op,um tmorphine: 34 y ears »» othcr n » : oof lire drugus.no clwcd^—-T^sssrsi,., FHE KEELEY INSTITUTE »411 M\IY STREET Jaekaoßvllle. Fla. Hie Only Keeley Instltnte In Florida Peach Tree Corner Hero is your opportunity to buy a two-story residence on Schley street, Monte Sano. This is a well-built, eight-room house with ev ery modern convenience. Large reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen and pantries, four nice bedrooms, bath room and sleeping porch and a storage room. The house is all screened. Garage on lot. This property is on the right side of the street and faces the city. Price, $6,000.00. Half cash, balance on time. You can get pos session at once. Or would con sider renting it to a desirable tenant. - r A Wonderful Bargain Seven-foom cottage and large grounds on Central avenue, near Ji oad ' south slde - We are in a position to sell this place for $4,000.00. Just think of buying this property on the fashionable bou levard for the above price. If you are interested don’t delay Some one is going to buy it this week, W. T. HOUSTON & CO. Real Estate Phone 607 Augusta, Ga. A Man from Chicago in our office last week said: “The number* of Northern people now coming to Georgia will in five double the farm values of your state.” An experienced, land looker told us that the 250 acre farm we are offering at $4,200, with an 8 room house, lias not a rock on *it. Situated on the National Highway between Augusta and Atlanta, 18 miles from this city, and one mile this side of Ber zelia. Picayune passenger trains stop in front of the house. Land sandy loam with clay subsoil, well watered. No better land in this section is S3O and S4O per acre.. Do not delay while this can be bought for less than $17.00 per acre. Martin &Garrett REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE. I 137 Jackson Street. Phone 224. Rental Agents of Empire Building. ON THE HILL 011 Central Avenue, right near the top of the Hill, I have a beautiful 7 room home, which in building was given all tkpse finer touches that go to make a home beautiful, cozy and comfortable; down to the most minute detail this home was carefully planned by the owners who intended it as their permanent abode, but for certain reasons they will now sell and at a very low price. There is always a good breeze on Central Avenue —any one who lives there will vouch for it —and this home, because of the nature of its con struction, is one of the coolest on Central Avenue. Price $5,500. - \ GEO. A. BRIGGS Phone 1551. 417 Dyer Building. Richmond Terrace Well, the men with nerve, business capacity and quick grasp of a good proposition availed themselves of the first, and best opportunity, of one hundred lots. I am going to offer one hundred more in the same tract, not at the same price or on the same terms, but at price and terms unequall ed by anv local suburban proposition. REMEMBER the lots are 50x150 feet each; city water, no city taxes, no lots sold to negroes; titles all right. Price for inside lots. TWO CENTS per square foot; for corner lots TWO AND THREE QUARTERS CENTS per square foot. Can you af ford to miss this? Will make satisfactory terms. If you want a farm,or residence, call me up. J. Hardwick Jackson Phone 3446. 409 Dyer Building: SUNDAY, JUNE 28.
