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TEN PAUL GILMORE CONTEST • | a*ft , * | mft*w* l| m***w*s**a*aa***wa***M*w*a*a*aa**aM*SMa*aaaM*aaa*aMaa*w**aa*s*waai The following names are of the winners in the Paul Gilmore mis-spelled word eon test: First Prize—4 box seats, Leonard P. Lvneh, 1451 Broad Street. Second Prize—soc seats, Erm-t T,. Allen, 201 Leonard Building. Third Prize—4 50c seat,'. Mrs, B. 0. Mitchell, 452 Broad Street. Fourth Prize -2 50r smN, Mrs. Albert Marsh, 349 Telfair Street. Gall at Herald ()ffi<- for tickets for Friday evening performance. PROF. WHITMAN HAS TAKEN ON BUSINESS CONNECTION Mr. 1... A. Wiliam*, a graduate of Philadelphia Optical Collega, ban formed a hii*ln*KH connection with ?Yof. I*. M Whitman, the Heventh Itrmt optician, and will be ansoclat ed with him In the conduct of the buftinri* Prof. Whitman * i* on* of the oldeat optician firm* in the elate of (ieorgla having been established in Anguata in SERVICE Is your car In snort running con rtltlon? If sains Is In nesd of r«- pslrs have It worked over by com petent mechanics, which you will find st the PEOPLES AUTO REPAIR CO. HEAR IJYKR BL.DO, ROOF LEAK! Have your work done by expsri* enosd tinners. All work given per sonal ettsntlon. My prices are right, E. A. OEMORE Phone ton. *2l Broad Rt GIT IT HICKEY’S Babies and Children Special Attention. 5 Barbers. No Waiting. Polite Attention. 121 Jackson Street AUGUSTA SHOE REPAIRING -a Have your ahoae repaired at these prioaa:— Mena Wide Bottom*. aewed *1 OO Mon'a Half Holes, aewed and Rubber He.de SI OO Men’a Half Kolea, sewed 7TKU Men's Half Holes, nailed J>o‘' Iwidlee' Half Hole*, sewed and Rubber Heel* 7RC 1j1.11,* Half Holes, sewed., ..RjV.' Ladles' Half Holes, nailed., . .ftXc Children's Half Holes 25'' "h ll T eet Rubber Heals 25C. 3,y\ 45c llelmhark’a Double Wear Rubber Heela 50<" Work done while you wait. Wortt called ft>r and delivered on abort notice. Phone *4l. *66 Broad St. S. SAWILOWSKY, Proprietor ’ Special Rubber Bottoms... SI 10 Does Your Roof Leak? At a small cost, you can cover your building with SLUSKY’S WEATHKR PROOF RUBBER ROOFING. nnd have an absolutely tipht roof. You can lay it over that old shingle roof if you desire. £ I 00 por s, l uaro ■4> I # Vfvr upwards. Other low prices on all ROOFING MATERIAL. DAVID SLUSKY Phone 100 1009 Broad St. th<’ year 1888. Mi Williams, the new iiHMiHtant. has ha.l four .tears practical experience before coming to Augusta. Women’s Duty to Herself. Every woman owes It to herself to keep In good health. No one can rea sonably he expected to naintaln a cheerful disposition when half sick. Indigestion and constipation are two of the most common Ills to which women are subject and fortunately are easily cured. Mra. H 0. Gutty, Indiana, Pa., writes '(.aat summer I was advised by a friend to try Cham herlsln's T-Mets lor Indigestion and constipation This merl clne not only cured me of the disorders but toned up my wno'e system so tint my health has been better than lor years .inco taking them " For oaJe by all dealers. LOCKHART, LUCKY & CO. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT OCTOBER IST. No. Room*. Price. 318 Broad Ht 0 $46/>0 124 R Proud Rt 7 40.00 220 FTIHa Rt 8 30.00 222 Km* Rt R 30.00 407 Marbury Rt 7 20.0 n 2017 Wrlton Way 8 15.00 715 Kollock Ht 6 21.50 1845 Warren Ht. 0 20.00 1 412 Fun wick Rt 6 17.50 210 Broad Rt R 25 00 410 Reynold* St 4 11.00 447 Walking Rt 5 15.00 IK'. 1 Wat kin* Ht 6 15 On 10 1 Jackson Ht. 5 16.00 1 601 Moor* Ave 4 16.00 !»3o Twiggs Ht 6 16.00 917 Kollock Ht 6 36.00 STORES. 214 Marbury Ht ?(VV) 530 rtrond Ht *O.OO 125 Centra Rt 15.00 120 Centre St., (*tor* and rasl denca) 35.00 Wh have a few desirable office* for , rent Iti the Leonard Building. For fur ther lnf(**m*tion aee LOCKHART, LUCKY & CO. PHONB 64#. CHARLESTON A WESTERN CAROLINA RAII WAY CO. (Kfftctlva May 31, 1914.) Departure*. 7 10 A. M.. No. ft ->s*lly for Anderson 11 00 A M . No. I—Daily for Oreenwood, Spartanburg. Greenville. Ashevflie. 4 16 P. M.. No. 8 — Dally for Spartan burg. Greenville, etc. 680 A. M . No. 46 Hally except Sun day. for Beaufort, Port Royal and Charleston. 1:00 !’ M . No. 4J — Hally for Beaufort, Port Royal, Charleston Ruvannah. 8:30 A M . No 4§—Sunday only, for Beaufort, Port Royal, Charleston and Savannah. Arrivals. 11:10 p M.. No. 2 Hally from Spartan bur*. Qfinvttlf, etc. 7:05 IV M No. 4 Daily from Spartan burg. Asheville. 12 28 P M . No. Dnfl? from Bean fort. Port Royal. Charleaton and Savannah. 6:06 P M No. 46 Dally except Sun day. from Beaufort, Port Royal and Charleaton. 215 A M , No 47 Monday nnlv Beaufort. Port Royal, Charleston, j Savannah. 6-Oft P M., No. 6—Dally from Anderson Effective June 14th, Pullman Parlor I Buffet Cnra will be operated between Augusts nnd Asheville on trains Nos. 1 I and 2 In connection with Hon Ry. Caro lina Hpeclal from Hpartanhurg. ERNEST WILLIAMS, General Passenger Agent, tjf Broadway. Augusta. Oa. Southern Railway Schedule Effective May 3. 1914. N B Schedule figures published on l y as information and are not guar > meed. Union St.it'on. All Trains Dally. Trains Depart ts No. 16 Charleston s r 7 20a m. 8 Columbia. S. C. 7:10a.m. 133 Washing:.-n New Tork .... 2:53p.m. II Charleston 2 40p.m. 26 Columbia 6-ftOp.m. 24 Charleston. Jacksonville .. .11:40p.m. 10 Charleston 2.45 am. Trams Arrive From No. ?5 Charleaton. Jacksonville ... 3.20 am 19 Columbia 10 OCa m 131 Washington. New York ...12:0.0 0 31 Charleaton I:l3pm. 7 Columbia 9:35pm. 17 Charleston ...10 50pm. • Charleston VWv*o. Pu Iman Hrnwlng Room Sleeping Carg Coaches, Dining Car Service. Phone 661 or 047 for information and Pu linen lt« aervath-na MAGRTTHKR DENT, hit Paaa Agent, Ttf Broad 91.. Auirusta. 'la. Atlantic Coast Line NOTE—Theae arrival* nnd departure* ate given a* Information. Arrivals and eonnect’nn* are not guaranteed if Vit i | it Pit~ 2 4*a| l:4op|l.v Augusta Ar) fc:6sa| 1 40a 4:14a, 4:l7alAr Har well Lvl 7:18* |l9*ota 4 50*1 4:43p|Ar Henm k Iv 6 44*111 B‘p 8 96n' 6 25p!Ar Or’burg Lvl 8 5?.tf10 r Sp 7TOa 1 6 56p|Ar Rumter I V 4:3oa| f:3op f 00s! «:IRp|Ar Florence Lvl 3:15*1 6 o'p l:18p)l* 43i'Ar YTll’gton Lvl 1 8 48p • :00p! l:»6*|Ar Rlcbm d l.v 1 6 Isp 8 15a 1150 pl 9:SOp Ar Wash't'n Lv| 8:05pl 4>9*a 1 BtapO:tT* Ar Balt m‘* Lvl l:4lp| riOa 4:R4*jlt:4Br tr W Thlla T.v'll 96a1t:19n 7:18a! * 6*p!Ar N York T.vt 9-16 a! 9 SOp Through Steel p man Sleepem on •rain* 3? and 95, between Auguata and New Tork Observation Broiler Car. be tween Auguata and Florence Standard Pining Car no*th cf Florenc*. Through Sleeper between Atlanta and Wilmington \<a gust* on trains St and B s . connecting at Florence with New Tork sleeper* and main line point*, T * WALKER. District Passsngsr Agent. Avgusts, (U. Pbons Ot Gaily Pattern •090—A CHARMING GOWN FOR HOME OR CALLING. Ladles' Dress with Long or Short Sleeve and with or without Flounce or Tunic French linen In a new rose shade, with braiding in self-color Is here shown. Che design offers much in the way of variety. The sleeve may be long or short, with a neat cuff trimming. The skirt may he finished in plain outline with ii tuck hip at 'the centre front. It may have a flounce Just below hip length, or he finished with a tunic and flounce, m* u tunic only. The waist la finished In the now so popular blouse style, with set-in sleeve. The design la also good for linen, ratine. duvetyn, voile, crepe or taffeta. The pattern la cut In six sizes: 34. 88, 38. 40, 42 and 44 Inches bust measure. It requires yards of 44-Inch material for the dress In a 36-lnch size. If tunic and flounce are omitted it will require 4% yard*. The skirt measures about 1% yard at the foot. A pattern of this Illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10c In silver or stamps. Na list NiSIS IUIMMM ><•»■»■> ■WtMF* »■ •treat til N* CM* • «•*•••• <rv««Etat# A SUMMER GIRL’S DEMAND. The cow ha* horn*, aa well we know, And there should be some law to *ay That ah« n warning loud must blow When timid people cron* her way. UNDER HER FEET. A carpet knight wai h* Before he wed— He 1* a door*mat now. So it 1* anid. POLITICAL NOTICES TO THE VOTERS OF THE AUGUST A Circuit: 1 am a candidate for the Judgeehlp of the Superior Courts of the Augusta Circuit, subject to the ap proaching August White Pr.mary. I will appreciate your support. Respectfully, ts ISAAC S. PFjEBLES. JR OGaky “The Right Way” Current Schedules (7Stt. Meridian Time) DEPARTURES. For rHihlin. Savannah, Macon and Florida point am. For Dublin and Savamah... *2:80 p.m. For fiavann,h. Maron, Colum bus and Birmingham *»:30 p.m. Tybee Limited for Savan nah, r>ub!!n and Flor ida points a*:6o «.«. ARRIVALS. From Savannah Maron. Co lumbus and Birmingham.. *B.BO a.m. FVom Dublin. Savannah and Florida points *12:80 p.m. From Dublin Savannah, Ma oon and Florida pointa. ...••7:6# p.m Tybea Limited, from Savan nah and Florid, po'nts. a m KfSaiVv aarept Sunday. •Daily. a-Sunday only b-Monday only Through tra in leaving Auguata 7:86 n m. and arriving st :60 p. m.. be tween August* and Savannah connect ing at ?Milan with through train for Maron, Columbua. B rmlngham and Montgomery. Veatibuled ♦lartr’c-llghtad. Sleeping Cara, are carried on nlghi trains b»- tween Augusta and Savannah, (la; con necting at Mlllen with through Sleeping Cara to and from Maron. Columbua Bir mingham and Atlanta. For any Information a« to fares, sched ules etc . write or eommunleata with W W. HACKETT, Traveling Pnaaenger Agent. Phone No. 62. 719 Broad Street. Augusta. Oa GEORGIA RAILROAD (EFFECTIVE JULY 12, 1914.) No. Arrive From— •l Atlanta, Macon. Ath«n* and Washington 9 88p.m • 4 Atlanta 9:2oam. •6 Atlanta. Macon 6:23 pm •• Atlanta, Moon. Athrn* and Washington 10.20 ppm •10 Union Toint. Macon, Wash ington and Athens 11:00 am 18 Camak 8:45a m. Pullman Slaapor and I’arlor Car Sarvlca Noa I and t, Auguata and Atlanta. Noa I and 4, Cnarlaaton and Atlanta. Noa. t and 4, Atlanta and Wilmington. Noa ( and I, Hrouar lluffct I‘arlor Car Auguata and Atlanta Noa 4 and ». I’ullinao 8-t-apcr, Aognaia and Chicago. Noa 1, 1 1 and (, Urollar Burial parlor Oar Auguata and Atlanta. j. p. Bn litpb. a. r. a C ITMII.UN. O. A. P. A. VI BROAD STRBKT. PHONES I*7. M 1 and 22M> THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA, SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF OUR Intention to transfer on the books of the Corporation seven (7) shares of Union Warehouse & Compress Co. stock, covered by certificate No. 29, standing in the name of George Clay. FANNIE D. CLAY and G. W. F. CLAY, Executors of the Will of George Clay, deceased. J 24 81 A 7 19 LEGAL NOTICES .STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY— Whereas. H. Walker Wallace, Execu tor of the estate of William H. WaiTen, late of said County, deceased, has sp oiled for Letters of Dismission from said Executorship. This is. therefore to cite all persona concerned, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said County, to be held ori the sh-st Monday in August, A. D., 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m., and show cause, If any they c; : n, why said Letters should not be granted. Witness my official signature this 9th day of July, A. D.. 1904. ALEXANDER R WALTON, J 10 17 24 31 Ordinary, R. C. Swappers' Column SEND IN YOUR SWAPS. There’s no charge for Insertions. You pay 5 cent* for each answer. Have you anything you want to Swap or Ex change? Let the other fellow know Auguata 1b full of active, energetic, eager Swappers, who will be glad to make vour acquaintance through the Swappers' Column. EXCHANGE: TWO GAS STOVES. ONE rubber-tired buggy, practically new, also stable fertilizer, for anything man or Least ran eat. Will sell cheap. Ad- . dress “Gas Stove," Swappers’ Column. 1 care Herald. J 24 WILL SWAP: THOROUGHBRED ! block Orpington cockerels for chicken j feed <fr common chickens of equal value. ; Address Orpington, Swappers’ Column. I care Herald. J 24 ■VII.I. SWAP: ONE WHITE LEOHORN rooster and two hens for one book of j Purple Trading Stamps. Address Wal- j i.o o, Swappers' Column, care Herald. J 24 I; XCHLANGE: 1 WISH TO EX CIIANG7, , a large kitchen safe and a small cook table for four dollars worth of groceries. Address Minna, Swappers’ Column, care Herald. J2B WANTED SITUATION—Fe maIe WANTED: YOUNG LADY DESIRES A I position as teacher or governess, have had four years’ experience as a teacher; good salary expected. Address Teach er. care Herald. J 26 Wan THU help— Male MEN WANTED—TO WEAR A PAIR of our low shoes, all sizes, reduced to cost during this sale. See bargain counters. Cook-McKie Shoe Co.. 970 Broad street. A 2 TEN DOLLARS A DAY EASILY MADE by a good man In every county grow ing cotton. Farmer preferred. A patent device; saves planter money; reduces la bor. Write at once for full particulars. Denson Cotton Chopper Co., 907 Farley Building Birmingham, Ala. J 29 WANTED HELP—Female | COLORED GIRLS OVER 14 YEARS OF age .and colored women, for work in Bagging Department. Riverside Mills. WANTED: NURSE FOR FOUR-YEAR oId boy to stay In house. Apply 513 Tel fair street. J2B 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 \Y ANT K D A T 6 NOE: PORC E L AIN lined hath tub, state lowest cash price nnd where can be seen; must be In good condition. Address "Bath Tub," care Herald. J 25 WANTED: SECOND-HAND WINDOW ! frames, sash and blinds, doors and frames, cheap for cash. 1281 Greene street. J 25 WANTED—ReaI Estate I WOUT.D I.IKE TO BUY. SPOT CASH. a nice six or seven-room house on El lis. Telfair or Walker streets, between 4th and 9th streets. State lowest price and location. Address Homeseeker, care ' Herald. J 25 FOR fiF'\n f?sai Estate WANTED TO RENT: A 6 OR 6-ROOM cottage. Address P. O. Box 247. naming price and location. J 25 FOR RENT: 443 WALKER~STREIET 443% Walker street. 506 Fenwick street, 703 Center street, Center street. Apply J. J. Tyler, 107 Center j stVeet. Phone 2201. J*7 TO RENT: RESIDENCE! EROM OC- i tober Ist. that desirable residence. Cor. Telfair and 11th street. Apply R. C. Bailie. 1108 Telfair street. J 24 FOR RENT: STORK 1-t l ' BROAD ST., $40.00 All FOR RENT: OCTOBER IST. NO. 625 Calhoun street. 7 rooms, modern elec- 1 trie lights. $25.00. Apply Prontauts Jeweler) Co., 644 Broad street. J 26 FOR RENT: LOWER FLAT OF FIVH rooms, bath, electric lights and all conveniences, nice locality, rent $25.06 per month. Call 1379. J 26 FOR RENT 2207 CENTRAL AVKNUK, 1 between Johns Road and Anthony Road, new 7-room house, all modern Im provements; possession at once. Phone 1866-J. J 26 FOR RENT—*nnms FOR RENT: NTUELY FURNISHED! rooms with all modern convenience*, with or without board, or will rent part of house to desirable party. Phone 2353. i J3B | FOR RENT: FOUR CONNECTING rooms with bath and porch. Good lo- j callty Tenant without children preferred. ' Phone 1899-J. J 25 FOR SALE —Miscellaneous FOR BAI B PURE FtTLOHTTM. AT plirt* and Texaa seed Oats. For price* and further information. phone 935 Trowbridge Hardware Co. Alt FOR SALE: R&AI.I, “jOR PRINTING Outfit, Address T W. Middleton toil Greene St., Augusta, Ga., or phone J2B CORN FOR SALK GOSHEN PLANT A tlon. Telephone No. 62'OS. A 5 No. Depart To— • 1 Atlanta. Macon, Athan* and Washington 7:40a.m. •8 Atlanta 2 00 am •5 Atlanta and beyond ....... 12:90 pm ••11 Camak and Macon 6.80 pm 7 Atlanta. Macon and Wash ington 8:20 pm •t Union Point. Washington and Athrns 4:66 pm •Dally. 'Dally sxcapt Sunday. TIME SHOWN ABOVE IS EASTERN (CITY) TIME. FUNERAL NOTICE CURRY—DIED. AUGUSTA, GA.. JULY 23rd. 1914, age 22 years, MRS. AGNES ALBERTA CURRY, wife of Mr. J. Q. Curry. Funeral service* at Monticel lo. Ga* TOMORROW (Saturday) AFT. ERNOON, 3:30 o'clock. J 24 FOR SALE—ReaI Estate FOR SALE: AN IDEAL HOME. GOOD location, large lot, high and dry, will s*»ll for lees than house can be put up for; can r.rrange term* Address "L. A. J. " care Herald. J 25 FOR SALE: TWO STORES. LOCATED at 1368 and 1517 A Broad street, with 9- room flat overhead, and two cottages in rear facing on Ellis street. This prop erty rents well and will pay 12 per cent, on the money invested. One of the stores rthe one on the corner) has been used as a grocery store for the past 20 years and is an extri good location fr*r a grocery store. This property is Just one short block from the property on the 1200 block of Broad that has en hanced In value so rapidly in the last few years. My property will see the same enhancement in the next few years, and the man who buys now will make big money by holding for a lit tle while. Will sell cheap to a quick buyer. R. A. Fraln. 1370 Broad St. J 26 I WOULD LIKE TO BUY. A NICE five or six-room house east of Mcln tosh street. State lowest price and lo cation. Address S. C., care P. O. Box No. 734, Augusta, Ga. J 25 LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND: LOST OPT ORTU nlty to wear men's low shoes at cost price by not buying from us. See bar gain counters. Cook-McKle Shoe Co., 970 Broad street. A 2 LOST:~IN~]ROAD. BETWEEN McBEAN and Waynesboro, Thursday afternoon, one tire and tube on demountable rim. Reward if returned to PerVoux & Jones, 720 Reynolds street. J 26 LOST: ONE DOUBLE CASE GOLD watch, Elgin movement, lost either on Jackson or Hopkins streets. Finder will receive reward by returning to H. V. Mc- Auliffe. care Nixon Grocery Co. J 24 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 W* can furnish you with guaranteed tires from 5 per cent to so ner cent lees than U.t rr ce. do your repairing, at «naU all work guaranteed to Sjvc sa, ' a faction. Get our prices before buy ing elsewhere. DAVIS TIRE A RUBBER WORKS automobile painting TVe have opened a rrst-olase'Paint- Shop, and can attend your want* at very reasonable cost. NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO. Just across the Bridge. bicycles Agent for READING, STANDARD, NATIONAL. PIERCE. We have the best equipped repair shop in the South. JOHN F. BRICKLE, ... oa a Phone 191<- 226-2 S 9tn. bicycle repairing Su N p^es‘ nd Arrepai h r a wo® CV p C -mpU d y done and delivered, t J. C. COLLINS, 1113 9th Street. blue prints drawings Blue prints. ft ' euppUei ’ ’ for IT. K Kxrerience W d n draft.man to do tracing and drawing. AUGUSTA BLUE PRIN* CO. Phone 2362. , «• r B ’ dr Augusta. Ga. Special attention to mall orders. COAL AND WOOD n «T ivFRED ANY PART OF THE EhU 'cnYORTHE HILL. W. C. IVEY & CO. Phone 780. CIGARS For Bigger. Busier August* Smoke r. A. W. CIGARS Patronize Home Industry. Wolfe & Lombard Cigar Co. Maksr* CONTRACTORS ANDREW A. HETT CO. Glaslng of all kinds, windshields, lamps and showcase glass, and re puttying a specialty. Front door glass and church windows repaired. Phons 417-J 628 Kills St. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER N. M. OGDEN Phone 2830-J. P. 0. Bo* 85 NORTH AUGUSTA. S. C. READ HERALD WANTS TODAY LOST AND FOUND FOUND: POCKETBOOK ~CONTAINING small amount of money and some pa pers. Owner can secure same by identi fication and paying for this ad. Apply Georgia Railroad Bank. J 25 LOST OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE: ONE yellow framed bicycle. Reward if re turned to The Augusta Herald, Business Office. J23tf LOST: DARK TERRO POCKETBOOK, containing seven dollars In paper mon ey and a receipt. Finder kindly return to 336 Taylor street or communicate with W. T. Skinner, 124 Monument street, and receive reward J 24 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—S3.SO AND $4.00 men’s low shoes reduced to $2.15 to $2.60. See bargain counters. Cook-McKie Shoe Co., 970 Broad street. A2 TRUNK HOSPITAL. OUR T .UNK DOCTORS CAN PUT your old disabled * ink or grip In first class condition. A new slat, lock damp, etc., and It’s in condition for years’ of service. Augusta Trunk Factory 785 Broad, opposite Monument. M?tf SMALL PATD-iN CASH INVESTMENT of from $200.0b to 51.000.00, guaranteed 25 per cent, dividends. Strong company of leading business men In control. Mail vour name and address to P. O. Box 294 and a representative will call and explain fully. PIANOS AND ORGANS. WING & SON UPRIGHT PIANO, MAN dolln attachment, will sell to quick buyer for SIOO.OO. Cash or terms. W. W. Kimball Co., 306 Jackson street. Phone 715. J 26 BUILDING MATERIAL. VISITORS TO SULLIVAN’S ISLAND and Isle of Palms are Invited to i?i spect the stock of building material at the warehouse of the Southeastern Lime and Cement Co., 276 E. Bay, about three blocks from the Ferry wharf. Bargain in roofing, fire clay goods, cement, tiling, etc. E. H. Pringle, Jr., Trustee, Southeastern Lime and Cement Co.. Charleston, S. C. J3O GARAGES IVEY’S GARAGE Phone 2197. 304 Washington. AGENTS FOR HUPMOBILES. Five years’ experience with Chal mers and Hupmobiles. CARS FOR HIRE. GASOLINE, 18'/ 2 c Motor cars washed and polished, UNION GARAGE 563 BROADWAY S. E. MARSTON’S Harness and Shoe Shop. AH work done by hand. 736 Ellis Street. Mazda Lamps Itaducoil 10, 15, 20, 25, 40 Watt 30c Each. Whitney-Eve Cr 1033 Broad Ct. Phone 1316 MATTRESSES Mattresses renovated by A. GREEN. He makes your mattresses level and square. New tick made free. Return mattresses same day. Phone 1916—shops 1251 Marbury street. PAINTING CONTRACTORS For reliable House Painting and Decorating see E. B. Smith & Son, 702 Moore avenue. Estimates cheer fully furnished. Work guaranteed; city references. PIANOS A. A. THOMAS PIANO CO. Phone 686. 639 Broad St. Pianos, Player Pianos. Electric Pianos. Organs, Craphophones and Records—everything Musical. PIANOS AND VICTROLAS Phone 3327. 854 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 name stands for quality in Printing. Try us on your next order and we guarantee you will be satis fied In every resepet. Personal su pervision given every order. PHOENIX PRINTING CO. ROOFING W. B. TOOLE & CO. Tin and Rubber Roofing, Repairing and Painting. We manufacture METAL SHINGLES, Cornice and Skylight*. Lowest prices. 935 Broad St. Telephons 264. PRESSING CLUB First-class Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing. lam now located at 214 Cumming street. WILEV WALTON. STORAGE We do storage. We pack and ship goods. We save you money on second hand goods. We save you monev on new goods. We alwavs have bargains for you. HUGHES FURNITURE CO. Phone 656. 567 Broad. L. F. GOODRICH, Architect. 122 Eighth Strsst. Tslsphons Auguata, Qa. 466. FRIDAY. JULY 24. WANTED: MY FRIENDS AND GEN era! public to know The Greater Au gusta Pharmacy under my personal charge, has opened with a full line of Drugs, Soda Water and Sundries, at 12ft 1 Broad street Your patronage ap preciated Best goods—right prices. J R. Gepfert, Prop. Phone 1166. J 25 WE GUARANTEE THOROUGH course cotton grading taught in our sample rooms and by correspondence with type samples. Tuition very reason able. Write for indorsements. Charlotte Cotton School. Kiser Bldg., Atlanta, < - Charlotte, N. C. J3O Financial MONEY TO LEND UN REAL EST\«a Augusta Real Estat* Co.. 833 Aro*id Bt. llitfj WANTED: YOU TO SAVE ONE-HALF your ice bill, so buy a paricioth ice blanket, 10c, lasts ail summer.” Del - quest’s, 213-215 7th street. ts FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS: MEN’S low shoes, all sizes and lasts, to go at cost. See our bargain counters. Cook-McKie Shoe Co,. 970 Broad street. A 2 PIANOS AND ORGANS. WELLINGTON UPRIGHT PIANO. Marquiette lined, mahogany case, cost S3OO. sale price $97. - bargain. FVERETT UPRIGHT PIANO. MAHOG any carved rase, original price $550, sale price. $167. GOLDEN OAK HARVARD UPRIGHT piano, good tone nnd condition. $95. EMERSON EBONIZED CASE UPRIGHT piano, a bargai:: at SIOO. Good tone and tune. ORGANS—CHURCH, CHAPEL AND parlor styles, Carpenter make. Sev eral second-hand organs, some with mir rors, sls, S2O, S3O and up. Write focr bargain list of organs and pianos. WHOL ESALE PIANOS—MERCHA NTS should avail themselves when buying a piano. We will sell merchants pianos nt wholesale, same as they buy other merchandise. A. A. Thomas Piano Co.. 639 Broad St., Augusta. Ga. J 26 SPECIALISTS the only reliable SPECIALIST IN AUGUSTA. Disease* °f men. women and chll- I FUlWl'sH ted ,. W ilii: ollt operfltlon -1 ruHNISH an medicines DR. N. E. ALFORD Office. 969 Broad St. TAILORS HARDWICK & GERMANY AND RENOVATORS. Suits made to order. Phone 1622. 213 6th street. JACKSON & BAILEY Phone 1784. 823 3th , street kirst-ciass Tailoring. Cleaning, l ressing and Repairing. TAILORING I can save you money on your Tailoring. Also first-class Pressing y™” B and Repairing—s suits d ,® nd P- es sed for 81.50. Ladies' and gent s work given careful atten tion. W ork called for and delivered. ... V Y'-„ U STEPHEN, Prop. Phone 1080-W, *lO 12th St _ TIN SHOP ro, .„? HILIP U MACK, Phone 493. 913 EIIIs gt Tin and Sheet Iron Worker. Estimates given on all till and sheet iron work. Prompt attention to re pairing. UPHOLSTERING Furniture °» an kl.ide pholstered rePa red <; Fur niture packed for ehlpping. All work guaranteed. W. T. SKINNER 4 CO., 121% Washington street.’ WELDING SOUTHERN WELDING CO. Phone 1332. 961 Broad St. U elders of all metals and all kinds of machinery breaks repaired, car bon cleaned from auto cylinders with oxygen. IXI WAGON MANUFACTURER lowrey wagon wks. Established 1847. Manufacturers of farm wagons, carts and trucks, especially equipped for repairing and painting. Corner Ellis and 9th Sta Telephone 1309-J. Ga. WOOD YARD BABY WOOD YARD DRY pine AND OAK Stove Wood a Specialty. Quick delivery. C. A. KING, Manager Phone 2881. 840 Fenwick. WAGON SHOP BLACKSMITH WORK end HORSESHOEING E. T. EUBANKS, 18 Centre St. g WALL PAPER WALL PAPER AWNINGS T. G. BAILIE & CO. Phone 164. 712 Broad St. WAGON WORKS We overhaul and repair wagons, buggies, carts, cotton trucks etc. Also do horseshoeing. Your >*tron age will be appreciated. QUARLES WAGON WORKS. Greene and Poplar Sts Phone 3832.