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EIGHT THE GREATEST ART They were in the midst of a very eager discussion. The ;oet Insisted that Lydta loved and admired poetry above all other arts ami among all poet a she loved only hint, Alexis Bennarow. "If you had only seen the expro*- s'on of rapt admiral ion that cornea into her face when she listens to me leading my poems to her, >ou would be convinced that i am right. Poetry is the greater) the mightiest, of all i rfs It conquers, charms and be '■ itches ami wins the hearts of wo men for Ihe |loet." .Wallow, the painter, insisted that no art could be compared to that of the palate and described with glow ing enthusiasm how Lydia had been sitting 10 him. "Von have no idea how close pain ter and model get during such sit tings You fee! how even Hie most capricious woman becomes like soft wax In your hands. You endeavor to catch In iier eyes those pillule ex presslonß which are Invisible to or dinary mortals and so precious to the artist, who tries to fasten them to the canvas. You see hidden tlltnpses of her Inmost soul a:id gradually you feel how she irresistibly learns to idolize and adore. Painting, not poetry, Is thp art that 01 oiih tho way to wo men's heart I give you iny word of honor that Lydia loves me and that it was my art that won her lov«.” “But, my dear Trlends, do jqii call that love? One of you speak of smiles and lender expression, the other of glimpses of soul revealed through the eve," said Dodlesow, the musician. “It would be absurd for me to start talking of the wonderful Influence of music upon the human soul. It is an old fad known to everybody. 1 av ear, however, that nothing bringn man an woman more closely together than playing Tour hand pieces on the piano lmagln the paradise in which a musician finds himself when he feels the pres ence of such a charming creature us Lydia sitting next to him at the piano. You breathe the subtle seenl of her perfume, you notlee the blush of en Ihuslasni which covers her soft round cheek aroused by the i fission ex pressed in the compositions of t his pin or Tschalkowsky. You hear her heart beating above the strong* t fortissimo and you know that If you want her, she belongs to yon for life No, my dear friends, there Is no art like music to melt the heart of a wo man. Through my own passionate love and charm of my music I have L'dla. who loves me and me alone. "And I tell you that Lydia loves me, though she may be very foil I oT yon two In L friendly way," said Uni narow. •“You have no proofs of what you say,” exclaimed the other two Ann Indeed none of them could boast that the beautiful Lydia bad shown him any marked preference To decide the question tho three friends decided to call on Lydia to gether. _ . . The next evening they met anu rang her doorbell. Macha, her maid, opened the door to them "Miss Lydia Is not at home, she said, "and has left no word aa to when abt will return." "Too bad," grinned Asfaltow "Listen," said Bennarow in hrench, "Let us go Inside and write Lydia three notes Mascha please bring ns pen and Ink and some paper In the note each of us will Hsk Lydia for ft rendezvous next Thursday. Then wa shall see whom she prefers " "dood." chimed In the painter and the musician. Mascha smiled haughtily and asked them to come Inside Once In the reception ball the irves Of the three friends Immediately dis covered Lydia's familiar cloak and ROOF LEAK? Hav* your work dona by •#P»rt* •need tinner#. All work *l»#n p*r pnnal attention. My price# are ri(bt. E. A. DEMORE Phone lOIL 633 Broad Ft GET IT HICKEY’S Babies and Children Special Attention. 5 Barbers. No Waiting. Polite Attention. 221 Jackson Street AUGUSTA SHOE REPAIRING Have your shoe's repaired at these itlow: Men's W&ole Bottom*. ••••d • tl 00 Men's Half Solos. sewed anil Wubber Heels % \ OO Men's Half Roles, sewed .. 7ftc Men's Half Roles, nailed ~ 5() Ladies Half Roles, sewed and Ruboer Heels *T^<' Indies’ Hslf Roles, sewed .. ii(K ladles' Half Roles, nailed . 3XC Children's Half Rote* 2fV * 3*> ( ' Best Rubber Heel* 25‘i. 3«V He'mbrek's Potible Wear Rubber Heels 50C Work done while you wait Work railed for and delivered on short notice. Phonr 943 *65 Rroad R*. J. SAWILOWSKY. Proprietor Special Rubber Bottoms . g] 10 next to it the mantle of an officer of the Guards. Asfaltow who discovered it first, turned red as blood. "Lydia must be In them,’’ he thought "hut she doe# not care to sec u« ” » Then the poet and the musician made the same discovery. The rlends exchanged speaking glances and stnll- , ed In embarrassment. When Mas chi returned with paper and Ink Do dlesow said: “After all we have decided not to leave any note, dust tell your mis tress. that we called and were very sorry not to find her In." Very much annoyed the poet, the painter and the musician left the house and they never again discuss ed which art has the greatest power over the hearts of women They all knew that It Is the art of war. JAP GEN’L AT WHITE HOUSE Washington. —The Japanese antbav sailor. Viscount Chlnda, introduced tit President Wilson today Major Gene ral Glluchl Tanaka, a member of the Japanese army general Htnff, who lias been in Korops Investigating military establishments. The general will spend a short time here. lie Is ac companied by l)r. H. Nlnagawa. a di«- tlngulshed publicist of Japan and tin authority on International law. WANTED: COLORED HOYS TO CAR ry papers In Colored Territory. Apply Rub Station No 1. H>37 K "Ilock St ts Daily Pattern DAINTY AND BECOMING FROCK OF THE LITTLE MIBS. Girl*’ Dreac, with Yoke and Sleeve Por tion Combined, Blue linen was uaed for this model. Cuff, collar and belt are finished with buttonholed acaliopa. The , design la and eaty tu de\elop. The sleeve In wrist length Is good for a "cool weather" dress In short length It is Ideal for the warm summer days. The fulness of the dress is held In place hy the belt. The closing is Invisible under the tucks, which form a slot plait at tho centre front. The pattern is cut In four sizes 4, 6. 8. and Ift years It re quires 2 5 H \ards of 44-lnch material for « 6-year stse. A pattern of this illustration mailed to am address on receipt of 10c in allver or stamps. Ns, ••••••••»-®iae ••••••••«• NaflM • •••• ••• vatev ••• •trssl aa4 N*. CKr Itats ........ Atlantic (oast Line NOTr -Thee* srrlrslt ana departures sra *lven ** Information Arrlvsls and connection* srs not gu*r«nte*d »» I M I I » 1 H~ ? «oa| 7 40p I V Außustn Ar| vSS*| 1 4*a 4 SS* 4:l7s!Ar Rnr'well I v TtllnllFOta 4 M's 4'4Sp|Ar. Pentn'k tv! * 44*111 :S*p R SR* * JRrlAr Or’burs Lvl r. R7»|l*:RSp TJtVa StßßplAr Sumter t,v| 4:Son| *:.7op » POsf t:SRpIAr riorenct T.vl S:Hal * Wp I’lßp IS:4R» Ar Wtl'ston I,r| j S-4Rp SrOtlp R:2Ra Ar Rlehm'd Lv « *Rp| R IS* It:Mp StOPa ArWssh't'n I.v| s P'p' <;?'a I:SRnpn 27* Ar Hslt'm'* L'l l:4lp| *'Mi» 4R4* t|-4Rn Vr W TMIa f.vlll MaTMSn 7:lSal J S7p|Ar N York t.vt W:IK«I »:30p Throush Steel Pul'mnn sleeper* on train* S? and SR. between August* «nd New York Observe tlon Ttrolter Car, be tween Ati»u«ta and Florence Standard tuning Per north of Florence Through Sleeper hetween Atlanta and Wtlmtnglon vta *n*t» on train* S 7 and S' eonneettns at F'nrencr with New York sleepe-a and main tine points T p WALKER District Pssssngsr Anent. Augusta Os. Phons MS GEORGIA RAILROAD (EFFECTIV E JUNE 7TH, No. Arrive From— •t At'anta Msoon. Athens and Wsshtngtor f-fSp.m •4 Atlanta I SPatn •I Atlanta Macon 1:11 pm *1 Atlanta, M con. Athrns and Washington tO;SO ppm •IP Union Point, Macon and Washington 11 00*. m, IS Cantab Istta na PuHman bleeper and Parlor Car bervlca. Noa I and 4. Augusta and Atlanta. Nea I and 4, Charleston and Atlanta. Noa t and 4. Atlanta end Wilmington Noa 0 and 4 Urol er Buffet parlor Car Augusta and Atlartau Noa 4 and I Pullman h ooper, Augusta and Chicago Noa LET and I. Broiler Uuftet Parlor Car Ausuata and Allans J P BU 1 ITR O. P. A. C. C M Mil UN. Q. A P A. ■Ol BROAD STREET. PUONII f*7, Ml and. tSPA, LEGAL NOTICE Georgia. RICHMOND COUNTY— Whereas, November 22. 193 2, W, l). Uobfft*tson had executed to Nannie B. Wright deed recorded in (Mark's Office, Superior Court, said County, Book 7 ft’a, 605. to secure loan of $3,000. bearing 8 ,»er <cnt. payable semi-annually; and, Where.aa Nannie B. Wright executed to W. D. Robertson Bond for Titles dated November 25th. 1912, Iri which said Robert non Joined, agreeing that, in event of default in payment of any interest payment. Nannie B Wright, an his At torney In Fact wag empowered to sell property therein described at public out 'tv after advertising once a week for four separate weeks: and. Whereas said Robe*, tson, May 25th, 19H. defaulted Jn r i.vmen* of semi-an nual Interest due ori that date and Nan nie 14. Wright, after demand, declared the whole debt due and payable. Now. therefore, hy virtue of said Deed and powers contained In said Bond for Titles, will lie Mold 1 efore Court House door, Iti Augusta. Richmond County. Georgia, to highest bidder for cash, on First Tuesdav in August ,1911. between legal hours of sale: All that lot of and. with improve ment*' thereon. in City of Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia, on north wide of Walton Way, known as lot 366 on plan of lots recorded in said Clerk’s Office, Rook 3 O s 298: and bounded North by an alley; Hast by lot 367 same plan: Booth 1 • Walton Way; West by lot 365 same plan. W D. ROBERTSON Bv Nannie R Wright, His Attorney in Fact. _ J 9 16 23 30 Sponges can be kept In the nest con dition by an occasional washing in a weak solution of tartaric add. One of tlie newest uses of alumnlnurn js iti the manufacture of soles for shoes for men who work In wet places. The British army will buy 18 biplanes from one German makes* and the navy hydroaeroplanes from another Southern Railway Schedule EffecGve May 3. 1914. N B. —Schedule figures published on ? as Information and are not guaranteed. Union Station, All Trains Daily. Trains Depart to No 13 charleston S C 7 20a.m. 8 Columbia, S. C 7.loa.nr> 132 Washington. New York .... 2:55p.m. 22 Charleston 9:4ft|>.m# 2ft Columbia 6:00p.m. 24 Charleston, Jacksonville .. .11:40p.m. 10 Charleston 2:45a m. Trams Arrtve From No. 25 Charleston. Jacksonville ... 3.20a.m. 19 Columbia 10:<*)&.m 131 Washington. New York ...72 Olr-m 31 Charleston 215p.m. 7 Columbia 8:35p.m. 17 Charleston in 50p.m. • Charleston I:3ft:*..u. Pullman Drnwlng Room Sleeping Cara Couches, D’nlng Cur Service. Phone 661 or 947 for Information nnd Pullmnn Reservations. MAGRTTDFR DFNT, D’st Pass Agent, 729 Broad St Augusts. r ht. C.» f Ga.Ry “The Right Way" Current Schedules (75th Meridian Time) DEPARTURES. For Dublin. Savannah, Macon snd Florida points ••7:30 am. For Dublin nnd Savannah... •2:30 p.m. For Savannah. Macon. Colum bus and Birmingham *9:30 p.m. Tybee Limited for Savan nah. Dublin and Flor ida points aft-50 a.m. ARRIVALS. From Savannah Macon Co- Himbns and Birmingham... •8:80 a.m. FVom Dublin. Savannah and Florida points *12:30 -p.m. From Dublin Savannah. Ma con and Florida points ..••7:50 p.m. Tybee Limited, from Savan nah and Florida points b12:45 a.m. • •DaPv except Sunday. *Dally. a-Sunday only b-Monday only rough train leaving Angus's 7*36 a m and arriving at 7:60 p. m., be tween Augusta and Savannah connect ing at % ’lllen with through train for Macon, Columbus. Birmingham and 510*11 gomerv. Vestlbuled e’ertr’r-llghted Sleeping Cars. sre carried on night trains he* tween Augusts and Savannah Oa.: con necting at MUlen with through Sleeping Cars to and from Macon. Columbus Bir mingham and Atlnnta. For any Information as to fares sched ules. etc., write or communicate with W. W HACKETT. Traveling Passenger Agent. Phone No. 62 719 Broad Street. Augusta, Oa. CHARLESTON & WFSTcrn CAROLINA RAM WAY CO. (Effective May 31, 1914.) Departures 7:10 A. M . No. (r Dully for Anderson 11:00 A M. No. I—Dully for Greenwood. Ppertanburf. Greenville. Aehevflle. ITS P M.. No. 3—Deity for Spartan burs Greenville, etc. 5:30 A M . No. 48—Dolly except Sun day. for neaufort. Port Royal and Chart eeton. IM P M . No. 43—Dalty for Beaufort, Port Rovai. Chart.aton Savannah. 6:30 A M , No. 48—Sunday only, for Peauforl, Pori Royal. Charleaton and Savannah. Arrivals. 13:10 P M.. No. I—Dally fVom Spartan bur#. OreenvtUe. etc. 1 06 P. M., No, «—Dally from Spartan bur# Aahevlllu. 13:35 P M . No. Dnl1» from Beau fort. Port Royal. Charleaton and Savannah. 6:05 P M No 45 Dally except Sun day. from Beaufort. Port Royal and Charleaton. 3:15 A M . No 4?—Monday nnlv e n Beaufort. Tort Royal, Charleston, Savannah. » «n p M . No. 6—Drily from And»-xrn Effective June 141 h. Pullman Parlor Buffrl Care will be operated between Atilruata and Asheville on trains Noe. 1 and ! In connection with Son Ry. Caro lina Speolal from Spartanburg ERNEST wit.LIAMS. General Passenger Agent •*( Broadway. Augusta. Oa. No Depart To— •I Atlanta. Macon, Athens and Washington 7:4(1* m. •S Atlanta S SO am •R Atlanta ond beyond IS SO pra ••11 Camnk and Macon 6 SO pm 7 Atlanta. Macon and Wash ington 1:10 pm •» Union Fo'nt. Washington and Athena 4 IS pm • Dally. lOaily except Sunday. TIME SHOWN ABOVE IS EASTERN (CITY) TIME. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. LEGAL NOTICES ! United .States Court, Southern District ‘ of Georgia, Northeastern Division. In re Aqud Distilling and Bottling Company, Bankrupt. Pursuant to the order of Honorable Jon. Ganahl, Referee in Bankruptcy, all that sto'k of merchandise consisting mainly of: Office fixtures, bottle soaker '-oniplete, crowning machine, siphon fill er, carbonator and gas tank, complete distilling process, a large steam boiler, dynamo two wagons, large quantity of bottles of various sizes, large and small cases for bottles, and syphons, located 915 Kills St., Augusta, Ga. will be offer ed for saie, after due publication on the 25th day of July, 1914, at 12 o'clock noon, at 913 Kills street, Augusta, Ga. This stock to lie offered in suitable lots ■ 1 id then tie fixtures, and then the whole stock and fitxures to he offered in hulk; if tiie price for said stock and fixtures in lots is greater than the price In hulk then the said stock to he de livered to the respective purchasers, otherwise, jf the price for the stock and fixtures In bulk s greater, then the same to he delivered to the highest and best bidder. Also ;it the same time and place and under the same conditions and terms one horse will be offered for sale, fn every instance the terms of said sale to tie fer cash certified check of 10 per cent, to accompany the hid Sale sub ject to confirmation of the Court. In ventory of aforesaid property can he seen on application to the undersigned. 'I his 6th day of Jtilv, 1914. GEORGE HATNS*. J 7 9 13 16 20 Li Trustee. In the District Court of the United States for the Northeastern Division of tic Southern District of Georgia. !n the mutter of J. C. Albert -In Bankruptcy'- Bankrupt. To the creditors of J. C. Albert, of Augusta, Ga.. in the County of Rich mond. a#d District aforesaid,* bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of July. 1914. the said J. C. Albert was duly adjudged a bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his creditors will )>• held in my office in Augusta. Ga., on the twentieth (20th) day of July, 1914, at 12 o'clock noon, at which time said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may’ properly come before said meeting. This sth day of July, 1914. JOSEPH GANAHK. f| Referee In Bankruptcy. POLITICAL YonntS TO THE VOTERS OF THE AUGUSTA Circuit - I am a candidate for the Judgeship of the Superior Courts of the Augusta Circuit, subject to the ap proaching August White Primary I will appreciate your support. Respectfully, ts ISAAC S. PEEBLES. JR Swappers* Column SEND IN YOUR SWAPS. There's no 1 charge for insertions. You pay 5 ! cents for each answer. Have you anything you want to Swap or Ex change? Let the other fellow know Augusta is full of active, energetic, eager Swappers, who will be glad to make you* acquaintance through the Swappers’ Column. \\ AN IKD TO SWAP: YELLOW PINE counter, curved at one end, been used in drug stroe; heavy and good as new. Will sell cheap or swap for anything of equal value. Address Counter, Swap pers' Column, cate Herald. JlO WILL SWAP NK W MKDICA L A N’T) chemical microscope, any apparatus ian be attached. Also chemical and chemical apparatus for analysis. Will swap or sell to quick trailers. Address Chemist, Swappers’ Column, care Her ald Jl<> WILL EXCHANGE PURPLE TRADING Stamps even for Octagon Soap wrap pers. Aildress M. M., Swappers Column, care Herald. Jio | WANTED—Miscellaneous * WANTED: TO BUY ALMOST ANY old thing and to sell you "anything that is a book." Dellquest’s New and Old Bookshop, 213 th St. ts W ANTED: GOOD DRIVING HORSE I for his feed, during summer months, I light work. Phone 6733-W. Jl4 I WANTED—Stenoqraphers WANTED A STENOGRAPHER FDR I two or Mirra wreka. Plume 142". J'l ! WANTED: AT ONCE-COMPETENT stenoßrapher. Apply 3rd floor offit J. R White J 8 WANTED HELP—MaIe LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED: I No canvasaliiK or aoll''ltlng required. Good Int'oine assured Address National Co-operative Realty Co.. V-576. Marden HuildlnK, Washington. D. C. .113 WANTED—FIats. W XNT ED FEAT OF THREE OR FOUR | looms. October Ist. Good central lo- i ration desired. Address M. S. S.. cars I Herald. J 9 WANTED SITUATION—MaIe | POSITION WANTED BT AN EXPERl enced male stenographer and book keeper. Reference furnished as to char acter and ability. Address “Steno-Book keeper," care Herald. J 9 WANTED SITUATION—Fe maIe WANTED POSITION BY EXPERI* eru’fm saleslady, in department store, dry goods department preferred; can furnished reference. Phone 2532 or ad dress ••Saleslady." care Herald. .19 WANTED — Rem Estate w WTED I WOULD LIKE TO BUT x six or seven room house on Monte i Bano State location and loweßt price I Address H., care lltTald. Jlte ! WANTFD HELP—Famsis WANTED COMPETENT Yt >1 'NG LADY for office work. permanent. Knowl edge of stenography not essential, hut I should he accurate at figures Address 1 slating salary expected R. K. '/... cure | Herald J9tf FOR S. A LE —Real Estate Si* HI'KHAN HOME DO YOl’ WANT Al nice home. actually• of thi* best aort. I - Itttki moiNyf Then let ua nn you a 9-room houne on two acre* of land at Sumnift 11111, between North Augua ta and HH\xl«»re on the trolley lino; 5c rtd»‘ to AuKvmta; cam every 30 minute* lan't ti t* really blttlf ng more moiie> for a smaller homo* on a small lo» In tow n 7On same elevation h» j N’nrt h . h na. Anguat* Heal Estate Co.. 833 Broad St . ' N * V ’ ' :a ~ ***><>»» 34K .if OWNER LKAVINO t IT\ WILL ft KC rlftce practlcall.x new 7-room houae. stable, coal and wood houae huggy liouee and garage. chicken houae; on «ar line, Walton Way. lot 40x150 Ad draaa Owner, care Herald. j I , FOP Estate Pun RK N'T: FROM OCTOBER* IST 111* TYAnt gnne atreet. 7 room* nnd hnth. new. all modern conveniences, Ar ply 111 A fVAnilgnsc st-rrt JU FOR RENT: t.ARC.K STORK, 1241 Broad street. $40.4«. JIS j pci: rent Seven-room not be ail mmlern convenience*, located *SI | Kills possesion at once. Apply SSS i Oreene street or phons lRtiS-J. JlO FOR "RENT PROM OCTOBER 18T, next, the following desirable Ve*|. deuce* No SIS Rroad stieet S room* and t>ath, |4.».ot> No .MO Kills street, S rooms and bath, IM.SS; \o ;s; Ellis street, R room* nnd bath. Sltn.OP Apply I to Leo mi rd l'hltila>. J f 12 la* FOR SALE — Miscellaneous FOR SALE: NEW ROLLER TOP desk, four drawers; used but little. Ap ply Business Office, Augusta Herald, ts FOR SALE: MOTOR BOAT, 20 FEET long, 5 foot beam, SBO. Also three second-hand boar engines, 5, 6 and 12 11. P. J. H. Welborne. 827 D’Antignac. J9 FOR REN '— Tooms FOR RENT: ONE LARGE FRONT room; phone by Led; five windows; piazza with hammock. Apply Mrs. F B. Dales. 929 Greene. J 9 FOR RENT: LARGE. NIF ELY FURN ished. screened, front room, southern exposure, in a refined private home; all modern conveniences. Address “Home,” • •are Herald. JlO FOR RENT: FURNISHED "rOOMH~ with or without hoard, at 1315 Ellis street. Phone No. 2353. JJI FOR RENT: FT RNJSH K 1 >~RCH >M WIT 11 o without hoard. ;it 725 Telfair St. J)1 FOR RENT: TIII IKK DESIR A RLE rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 2741-J. JM SUMMER RESORTS IF YOU WANT T<» GAIN HALF A pound a day, and feel good, go to Beall Springs and drink mineral water, and eat anything you want. Write for rates. Address Beall .Springs Hotel, W«r renton, Ga. Jl2 SHOPS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW Designed to Place Before the Public the Merchandise, Craftmanship and Spe cial Service Offered by the Exclusive Shops and Specialty Stores not Usually Advertised, ::•«••••••• • • • » • • ... . > : : : : automobile tires Wo eon furnish vou with standard runranteed tiros from 5 per cent to 20 per cent lew then list price also do vour repairing at small cost: all work guaranteed to (five sitlsfact on. r.pt our prices before buying else where. DAVIS TIRE A RUBBER WORKS. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT TThen vour car needs repairing bring It to us W* keep vour Klertrlc Self-Starter TTertrlc Lights and Generators In good repair. W. C. GUNN. Phone 2227. 728 RevnnldsSt AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Protect vour ■ utomobll© In the Royal Insurance Comoanv. of Enq land Strongest In the world. nl ...res aeslrst Pics, ThefL Ll.b lltv. Property Carnage. and Collision Dnrn-qes. We also arolden* and health policies. All at the lowest adequate rates. J. V, H. ALLEN A CO. f Phone <ll. 1« Jackson St. AUTftMOHH c PAINTING W» have opened a Pr«t-class Paint Chen, end car att-rd your wants at very reasonable coot. NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO., Just across the Brldg© BICYCLES Agent for READING. STANDARD, NATIONAL. PIERCE We have the he.l equipped repair shop In the South. JOHN F. BRICKIE. 228-22 2th Phone 12’«. BICYCLE REPAIRING New and second-hand Bicycles and Supplies AH repair work promptly done and delivered. J. C. COLLINS. 1113 2th St. pi IIC PRIMTC DRAWINGS Blue Prints per so. ft ...... - 20 Best (trade Dm wine Supplies for sale. Krperlenced draftsman to do tracing and drawing. AUGUSTA BLUE PRINT CO., Phone 2382 408 Dyer Bid*. Aturusta. Oa. Special attention to mail order*. COAL AND WOOD delivered any part of the CITY OR THE IULL. W. C. IVEY & CO. hone 760. CIGARS For Rl**er. Bualer Aueusta Smoke p. A. W. CIGARS Patronlae Home Industry. Wolfe & Lombard Cigar Co. Makers. CONTRACTORS ANDREW A. HETT CO. Closing of all kinds, windshields, tamps and showcase glass and re puttying a specialty. Front door glass and church windows repaired. Phone 417-J. t.i Bills St. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES H. L HUTSON Pans Motos* and Dynamos. Houe* Wiring md Fixtures Phone 117. 401 Ith St READ HERALD VVANtS TODAY FOR SALE — Livestock FOR SALE: ONE BAY MARE. FOR driving or riding, gentle and of good style: one basket phaeton; one set of harness. A bargain for cash. L. F Evans. Jl3 FOR .SALE: HORSE AND BUGGY — Good gentle horse, nice buggy; outfit looks good and is good. Suitable for fam ily, city or country work. Cash. Crown Co.. 1046 Broad. J 9 FOR SALE: rONY. MEDIUM”" SIZE, gentle, suitable for ladles’ or children. G. S. Lombard. Jl4 FOR SALE: ONE HORSE. BUGGY AND harness, hud one cow with young calf. Apply at 453 Hale street or phone 2583-J. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY I Ml ST SELL MY INTEREST IN PAT~ enr No. 1,062,540. Other parties inter ested stand ready to finance their share. I can not, and my agreement with them expires July 15th, 1914 unless I put up my share of money necessary to man ufacture and distribute the same. Two hours’ demonstration placed 11 orders. Can he made from 34 to 40 cents, re tails of $1.50 to $2.00. Don’t involve much money. (’an make appointment to suit your convenience. Address Patent, care Herald. J 9 ~ Financial MONEY TO LEND ON REAL EST Lr& Augusta Real Estate Co.. 833 Broad SL JlStfo TRUNK HOSPITAL OUR T :UNK DOCTORS CAN PUT your o'd disabled 4 ink or grip in first class condition. A new slat, lock clamp, etc., and it’s in condition for years’ of service. Augusta Trunk Factory 73"» Broad, opposite Monument. M2tf GARAGES IVEY’S GARAGE Phone 2197. 304 Washmqton. AGENTS FOR HUPMORTLF? Five years' expert ce with Chal mers and Hupmobiles. CARS FOR HTRF. PERROUX & JONES Augusta Garage Repairs, vulcanizing supplies Free air. Open day and night Largest ’n city. 720-22 RevnoHs Street. Phone 120. GASOLINE. 18'/ 2 c Motor cars washed and pol'shed. 25c. 40c. UNION GARAGE 563 BROADWAY s. E MARSTON’S Harness and Shoe Shop All work df~>»Ho h*nd. 738 Ellis St. . N. W. SULLIVAN, 1159 Broad St. Harness maker and repairer Work neatly done at moderate prices. T can save you money on custom made harness. M nia Lamps Reducd 10, 15, 20. 25. 40 Watt 30c Each. Whitncy-Eve Co. 1033 Broad St. Phone 1316. MATTRESSES MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY A. GREEN. He makes your mattresses ’evel end square. New tick made free. Return same d*v. Phon© 1916—shops 1251 Marbury street. painting roMTßflnmß^ For reliable House Painting and Decorating se* F,. B Smith & Son. 702 Moore avenue. Estimates cheer fully furnished. Work guaranteed; rtv references pianos" A. A THOMAS PIANO CO. Phone BS6. 639 Broid Ft Plmns. er Plano*. E ectrlc Plano*. Or ea n*. Orsnhnphones and r»ro-. J o— Everything Musical. pianos and victrolas Phone 3327. 651 Broad. The latest styles the market affords. CASH OR CREDIT W. P. MANNING MUSIC CO. POOL. POOL. POOL 2 1-2 CUE Do Drop In Pool Parlors, 818 Broad Street. PRINTING Our iuris stands for quality wi priming. Try us on your next order and we guarantee you will be aitls fed In every respect. Personal su pervision given every order. PHOENIX PRINTING CO. ROOFING w. a. toon A co. ■ Tin and Rubber Roofing Repair ing and Painting. We manufacture METAL SHINGLES, Cornice and Skylights. Lowest prices. Sl^BTOjt^St^^^^^TelephonsiJV PRESSING CLUB First-class Pressing and Repairing. 1 am now located at 214 Cummings St. WILEY WALTON. EVERY DAY Is Barqain Day in the WANTS L. P. GOODRICH Architect 122 Eighth Street, Telephone August©. Ge. 469. THURSDAY, JULY 9. PIANOS AND ORGANS. EVERETT UPRIGHT PIANO. CARVED case, cost $550, to quick buyer, $195. CABINET GRAND PIANO, MAHOG any case, Stultz & Bauer, beautiful Empire carved case, same as new. Origi nal price S6OO. owner will sacrfice for $285. Some bargain. BOSTON CONSERVATORY PIANO, Puritan model, mahogany case, beau tiful tone, only used three months. Price down to $165.00. ELECTRIC PIANOS. GOOD TONE AND condition. nearly new. suitable for moving pictures, dance halls, etc., $ !75, $375, $450 with music. PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. FLUTES, violin bass drum, snare drum, bals. etc., good as new, less than half original cost. See this bargain. ORGANS WE CARRY THE CAR penter organ, as good an organ as :bere is made. We have a number of used 'prgans. some with mirrors, from sls. $25, $35 and up. Ask for bargain list on pianos and organs. A. A. Thomas Piano Co., 639 Broad St., Au gusta. Ga. Jit THE ANTISEPTIC LAUNT)RY AGENCY has no connection whatever with '.he Dulse’s Steam Laundry' Co. of this city. We have no agents in Augusta, and ha\« authorized no one to gather laundry work for us with tl*e exception or our own drivers. Yours very truly, Hulse s Steam Laundry Co. JIQ SUMMER RESORTS IF yor ARE TIRED. RUN-DOWN AND feel bad. ko to Beall Springs ami r • operate. Write for rates. Address Beall Swings Hotel, Warrenton, Ga. JIJ STORAGE We qo storage. We pack and ship goods. W© save you money on second hand goods. We save you monev on paw crowds We alwavs have bargains for vou. HUGHES FURNITURF CO., Phone 656. 667 Bro^d. SPECIALISTS the ONLY RELIAB' E SPECIALIST IN AUGUSTA. Dl-oo.p. 0 f mpn women and chil dren t-eated wbhmit operation. I E | v , CINPn crec DR N E AT-r^RD Office 969 Broad St TAILORS FARDWinx & GERMANY TAILORS AND RENOVATORS. Suits made to order Phono 1622. 213 S-h Street. JACKSON & BAILEY phV n « 1784. 823 9th <s*f«et First run** Ta»lo-lng. Cleaning. Pressing and Rppairlnr. TAILORING T con save you money on vour Cleaning npd Repairing—s Notts cleaned and ’ for 31.59, 'Ladies* wn**k Hven rn-«fu! atten tion. Work e«T’«d and delivered. W L STEPHEN, °r 0 D. Phone 1380-W . 210 12th Ft. TIN SHOP PHILIP L. MACK. Phon* *93 913 TO Is St. T*n op* c h*»M T»*nn Worker. fpatpe given on e’l tin and aheet Irov rrnrk. Prompt attention to re r»l-Ir>g. IIDJ.IOI QTCDIMO rt|fnl*Mf« f)f - M l/inflg ynlsAl^t^sA^ AH wftek nu^esntead. T. 9VIMNCD 1 ro. 19&1/, Wsshtnofon St. WH PING SOUTHERN WELD'NO CO n r nist’ts. and a>l kind. Cf m-’cMnerv h-naka r anat-ad. p , r . bne r’.sned f rom auto PV jj n g ers with nween. WAGON MAIUUFAGTURFP LOWREY WAGON WKS., Established 1847. Vsnnfectnser* nf farm wagons re-ts and *nirks a.nec'-Uy equipped for n-n'.'.f --d pain tJny. C-nne- and ®*h Sts T.i.-ha-- 19P0..1. Auqi'sts. Ga \nod n yard BARV WOOD YARD DRV PINE AND OAK Stove W-od a Foeelalty. Oulfk r A TUNG, w*rw. Pbnn. pom 040 r.-...tn< WAGON SHOP~ BLACKSMITH work and HORSFSHOEING E. T. EUBANKS. 1, fan* -» Sf WALL PAPER Paper Hanjfinp and Interior Decorating Rids -Ifed Z D. PHILLIPS Phene 2051, 1610 Fenwick St WALL PAPER AWNINGS T. G. BAILIE & CO. Hhone 166. 712 Broad gL WAGON WORKS W* overhaul and repair wagon, bugßles. cart*, cotton trucks etc. Also do ho-scshoeln* Your patron* ngi arm be appreciated. QUARLES WAGON WORKS. Greece «nd Poplar Sts. Phon* 1313.