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EIGHT ISI PREDICTION BY HARDWICK Forecast on the Short Term Senatorial Campaign Given Out. Representative Confi dent. Atlanta, Ga O W. Howard. «>f the Campaign headquarter* of Thomas W Mardwh k Monday Issued the following statement: “Published claim* In the Constitution and (.khkimi i that Governor Slaton would "sweep the state which began four week* ago. and which have been re peated each week since. In subglantHlly the name language. have not disturbed us much, beenua* we have fait like the public would under a tun dtbat no Intelli gent or accurate foro’Sil of the situation could have been made »o early. “We have waited until we could re calve reporta from reliable Hour* e* to give to public, the first statement about the situation us we h<< It here “That Mr. Hardwick will have a de ('ldad m'iJorlt> of the convention votes over all hie opponents, from the nee* nd, eleventh umJ first congressional districts and that he will curry every county in the tenth district except one (which Is reported doubtful* we regard as certain as anything could possibly be In politic*. It Is wall known bv those familiar with condition* in north Georgia that Mr. HardwPk la stronger In the eighth, ninth and seventh districts than either of the other candidates in the twelfth district, fully half of Hie counties will go to Mr. Hardwick. In Hie eighth and ninth he Is especially strong "In the fourth and fifth districts, our campaign haa Just begun. Of the four counties In which Mr. Hardwick has made a canvass In the fourth district, three are for him and one doubtful. ne w'll he in that district during this week. "He speaks In the fifth district during the week also, and In Atlanta August Jit "That Mr. llardwlck Is leading In the race, we have not doubted for the past two weeks. He has gained and Is gain ing every dav. and the only chance now t/» prevent his nomination on the first ballot Is to deadlock the convention "Thousands of his friends will greet him at the auditorium when he speaks in Atlanta on the 10th of Augusta “HAIUmiC’K CAMPAIGN HBADQUAK QUARTERS Hy U. W. HOWARD.” Hald-up Soldiers.—Ou* Hammond, n negro, who, It is wild, threatened to shoot a couple of soldiers here In camp the other night unless they bought from him some liquor he had, was convicted by the city recorder yes tcrdiiy and sentenced to 60 days on the public works or pay a fine of S6O, nnd also hound over to the city court for pointing a pistol nt another. Tho soldiers were Ueo. Manley and A. (’ Hradley, both of whom testified at the hearing LOCKHART. LUCKY A CO HOUSES AND STORES TOR RENT OCTOBER IST. No. Room*. J*rlc« *1)1 proud St 9 sls ofl 1041 JlroHrt Hi 12 40.00 1840 Walker 81 6 18.80 1 , m 8 80.0.) 4f>7 M rtiury M 7 2H.00 JOl7 Walton Way » 15 On TIB Knllock HI * 21.54 1845 Wamin Hi 8 so.M 1737 H'.imna Ht 4 15.0 n 218 OroaO HI 8 85.04 419 R , \th.lob HU ...... 4 11.04 447 Watkln. Ht ....... 5 15.00 820 MoKlnn.- Ht 8 10. no lon Jr. rloion Hi. 5 ........ 18.00 17 Brand Ht 8 33.33 »*• Twl.ua Hi. * 18 00 917 Kollnrk HI 5 74 00 915 l.lbM-ty 81 7 18.00 1801 Fsnwlok Ht. in 28.n0 282 Reynolds Ht « 18.00 STORES. 214 Martniry Ht 20 OH 530 Itrnad HI 20.00 120 Contra Ht., (.tor. and r»nl d.nr.i 35 04 1043 nroed 81 (store) 45 on W« havr a f.'W d«slrabl« oftVra for rent In tho I.wonerd TbiiMlnf. For fur ther Information son LOCKHART, LUCKY & CO. DION* 810 ROOF LEAK? Have your work done by ezperl* •need tinnwa. All work gWen per sonal attention. My prices ure right E. A. DEMORE Rhone 1031. 633 Broad St. GET IT HICKEY’S Babies and Children Special Attention. 5 Barbers. No Waiting. Polite Attention. 321 Jackson Street. AUGUSTA SHOE REPAIRING. Hava your ihoM rapairad at tbaaa prtcaa:— Men a Wlda Bottom*. ••wad SI 00 Mi n a Half Kolaa. aawad and Rubbar Haola fll OO Man's Half Kola*. *aw-nd 1 ' Man* Half Saif*. Ballad.. !»o*' l<adlaa' Half Sola* sowed and Rubber Haola 75.- liadlaa' Half Sola*, aawad ~ . .KA’ Ladl**' Half (tola*, nallad 35.' Children* Half Sola* 2ft 1 ' »nd fls ' Trat Rubbar Haela. 25.:. 35P. 450 Halmbaak'a Double Wear Rubbar H"*l* 60*' Work dona while you watt. Work railed R>r and delivered on aliort notice Fbone »IJ. *6S Broad Ht. S. SAWILOWSKY, Proprietor Rperlal Rubbar Bottoma... «1 10 THIS YOUNGSTER HAS SOME ’ CRIMINAL RECORD Sheriff Plunket Captured Pat Offutt Who Had Stolen a Bicycle. Sheriff J T Plunkett on veKterduy arrested Pat Offutt, a 15-yearold boy who nn<l stolen a bicycle owned by a rn -at dealer named Key, who lives on the 1200 block of Broad Street. The wheel was stolen rom the comer of 12th and Kill*. The sheriff wan no tified that the hoy ha* gone out the M lledgevtlle Hoad and h<- gave going above Bel Air and finding no trace of him. tnen he crossed over to ibe (lean Bridge Hoad and captured Offutt not far from the residence of N tr II O. Lombard The boy con ff-i-:‘-d to the theft of the wheel and flrtH.ll. told his whole story. It Haems that he was in a reform atory In Tennessee and escaped from I here and went to Atlanta, where his ■ parents lived. He later W’ent to Home and hceame involved in a stealing sera <•. Then he landed In Waynesboro and side a suit ease, was captured and given a term on tlie ehaln gang. He served six and one-half months of It, hut being so young It we* decided to send him to t o ( .t;,,. reformatory at Milledgevllfe When the officer reached Augusta wth film reroute to Mllledgevtlle, Offtiti escaped and being hungry he dole the biryrle and ; norwards tried to sell It The state reformatorv m ithorlllsH have been noti'ied. The wheel lias been returned to Uh I owner. HON. E. L. RAINEY IN AUGUSTA TODAY State Prison Commissioner is a Candidate For Re Election To That Office. lion E f, Rainey, one of Georgia's I prison eommlssolners and a eandl date for re eieotolti to lhat office, Is lin the city. Mr Rainey is eonfl ilentiy ex ported to win over h's nppo- I nent and he ha« a great many Triends in August A who are working In Ills I Interest. Mr. Rainey eallei at th" ; eounty ee.mmlsslone office during the i morning and later vsted Superintan j dent Stringer, of the roads depart ment. CARL VINRON DECIDES TO INVADE AUGUSTA The Candidate From Baldwin Has Three Speaking Dates Here Next Week. Milledgovillo, Ga. -Uni. J P How uni, <!iu palgn tmtnuKer for t’arl Vin son, rand Ida tf* for nmKn-MM from t In- Tenth district, states that bn would go to Richmond county next week in conducting lilh campaign. Speaking dates are anounced as fol lows: Court house, Augusta, Monday. Aug. 3, x o'clock p. in. Allen Park, Tuesday, Aug. 4. X ; o'clock p. m. Corner Harper and Hroad streets, j Wednesday. Aug 6 X o’clock p. m. ' Hood's chapel, Thursday. 4 o’clock I* m., and at Blythe at X o'clock p. m. 16 MINERS KILLED Dortmund, Germany. Fifteen roal miner* were killed today by a fire In' the Jlansemann pit Six bodies were recovered. The Herald has had sub stantially bound a number of copies of "Augusta in 1914" and as long as they last can be secured at the business office for 25 cents each—unbound issues at 10 cents. If you wish to have a copy of thiß is sue sent to any one away from Augusta, postage must be added to the above figures. POLI T ICA! NOTICES m UK VOTERS OF THE AUGUSTA Circuit: 1 am a candidate for the Ju<lgf*hlp of th* Superior Court* of the August* Circuit, subject to the ap proaching August White Primary I will appreciate yotir *urport. Respectfully, ts ISAAC 8. PEEBLES JR LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY— Bv virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary <>f aald County granted .it the i July term, 1914. will he sold at public j out try on the first Tuesday In August, 1914, at the Court House door In said County between the usual hotirs of sale: All those lot* of land, lying and being in tht* City of Augusta, said State and County, adjoining each other, and each fronting forty <4o> feet, more or less, on I Twiggs street and extending west on* hundred and fifty (1501 feet, more or ' less, being a portion of lot* Number* 17 and 1X In Block No. 1 on th* plan of 1 lots of the estate of Antoine Cloquet. I ns recorded In the Court of Ordinary’ in I Rook J J : bounded North bv Lot No. j 16 (if Block No. 1 of said p’an; East bt Tw intt street; South and West by lanil I belonging to said estate of Pollv Smith, I as shown bv dead to Polly Smith record i i*d In the Clerk’* Office of the Superior Court of said County. In Book 4 TVs, paca 397 S Also nil that lot of land fronting forty J (to» fe4*t on Plcunet avenue. In the City ' of Augusta, said State and County, and j extending Fast one hundred and fifty (1601 feet, more or less ItctJng a portion of said Jot No 17 In Block No l as i . Mrefttld Bounded North by ‘ of O S Bnrrus. East bv land of the estate of I’olly Smith South bv lot of Fannie i Young nmt West by Ptcquat avenue. | Terms cash This July "th. 1914. G. S BURRT’S Executor Estate of Pollv Smith. J 7 14 ?1 78 GEORGIA RAILROAD (EFFECTIVE JULY 12, 1914.) No. Arrlv* From— •* APsnta. Macon. Athens »nd Washington * ?5p m •4 Atlanta 8 10am •6 Atlanta. Macon 8:86 pm •• Atlanta, M con, Athens •nd Washington 10 30 ppm •10 Union r«*nt Macon, W’aah tngton and Athena 11:00 am It Can ak 1:45a in Pullman Harper and Parlor Our Service. Not I And 4, Au|;mta A.id A(k£U. NoA .1 and 4. Charleston Aid AUAnU. No* I and 4, Atlanta an d Wilmington Noe. 4 «*nd I, Hid t Buffet Parlor Car Augusta and Atlanta. N«»a t ond «. Pullnui » S eeper. Augusta and Chicago. L A T and A. liruUer iiulfet Parlor liar. Auguata and Atlanta. J. P. BtLLUFB. O. P. L C. C M Mtl lalS. O. A. P. A. «>1 BROAD BTRBBT. „ PHONES 7 %?, M 1 And 1 2*4, LEGAL NOTICES Debtor*’ and Creditor*’ Notice. All person* having claim* ag tins? the Estate, of M. B. William* ard requeued to present them, properly verified, to John Sylvester or the undersigned; and ;ili persons Indebted to said curate are requested to promptly make pa*, ment to John Sylvester or the undersigned. JULIA 8. WILLIAMS. Executrix M- H. Williams. .121 28 A 4 11 18 26 C of Gaßy “7 he Right Way” Current Schedule* f7sth Meridian Tirr.*)| departures For Dublin. Savannah. Macon and Florida point* ••7:30 a.m. For Dublin and Savannah. *2:30 p.m. For Bavannh. Maeon. Colum bus and Birmingham *9:20 p.m Tybee Limited for Savan nah. Dub in and Flor da point* ad:so a. n. ARRIVALS. Frr-m Savannah Maron Co hirr-hus and Birmingham •8 30 a.m. FVf.m Dublin Savannah and Florida point* *12:30 o.m. From Dublin Savannah. Ma con ami IHorlda point* .••7-50 pm Tybee Limited, from S'tvan rnh and Florida prints h!2:4R a m • •Pallv except Sunday. •Dally, a-Sunday only. b-Monday only Through train leaving Augusta 7:34 M m Bed arriving at 7:50 p. rrv. be tween Augusta and Savannah connect trv at *Tllen with through train for Mnrofi Columbus. Birmingham ar.d M(.»-tr. mery. Ve*tlbuled e’eetr'c-llerhted e leeplng far*. are carried on night train* be tween Augusta ond Savannah, Gn.; f’on nertlng at Mlllen with through Sleeping far* to and from Macon, Columbus Bir mingham and Atlanta. For any Information a* to fare* *ohed ule* etc . write or communicate with W W. HACKETT. Traveling P-srenger Agent. Phone No. 62 719 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. Southern Railway Schedule Effective May 3. 1814. N H Schedule figures published only ii* Information and are not guaranteed. Union Station. All Train* Daily. Train* Depart to No. 18 Charleston S. C 7:20a.m. n Columbia. S. C 7:10».m. 132 Washington. New York .... 2:65p.m. 22 Charleston 3:4ot>.m. 20 Columbia 6.00p.m. 24 Charleston, Jacksonville ...,11:40p.m. M> Charleston 2:45a m Tram* Arrive From No. 26 Charleston. Jacksonville ... 8:20a.m 19 Columbia 10 (Fa m 131 Washington. New York ...12:0ir<m 31 Charleston 2:l"n m 7 Cohimhlo 8:35p.m. 17 Charleston 10-Rop m. 9 Charleston V3oa..u. Puilman Drawing Room Sleeping Cara Coaches. D'ning Car Servlca. Phone 661 or 947 for Information and Pullman Reservations. MAGRITDKR T>FNT, Dist. Pass Agent. , 729 Broad St.. Augusta. Ga. CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAROLINA RAILWAY CO. (Effectlva May 31, 1914.) Departure*. 7:10 A. M., No. 6——iktlly for Anfleraon 11:00 A M.. No. I—Dallyl—Dally for Greenwood, Rpnrtanhtirg. Greenville. Aahevflle, 4:26 P. M.. No. 8- Dally for Spartan burg. Oreenviila, etc. 6:30 A. M.. No. 46—Dally except Sun day, for Beaufort, Port Royal and Charleston. 2:fo 1* M . No. 41—Daily for Beaufort, Port Royal, Charleston: Savannah. 6:30 A M . No 48—Sunday only, for Beaufort, Port Royal. Charleston and Savannah. Arrivals. 12:10 P M . No. 2 Daily (Torn Spartan burg, Green villa, etc. 7:05 P. M . No 4 Dally from Spartan burg. Asheville. 12:26 P. M. No ... Dally from Beau fort. Port Royal. Charleston and SHvnnnah. 6:06 P M No 45 Dally except Run day, from Beaufort. Port Royal sn<l Charleston. 9:15 A_ M.. No 47—Monday onlv Beaufort. Port Royal, Charleston, Savannah. 8:f>o V M., No. 6—Delly from Anderson. Kffeetlve June 14th, Pullman Parlor Buffet Cars will be operated between Augusta and Asheville on trains Nos. 1 and 2 In connection with Sou Ry. Caro lina Special from Spartanburg. ERNEST WILLIAMS. General Passenger Agent. 529 Broadway. Augusta. On. Atlantic Coast Line Southern Railway. NOTF—These arrival* and departure* ate given as Information. Arrival* and connection* sro not guaranteed 38 j 83 T | 86 T~ W * plldf Augusta Ar b:63a| 1:40* 4:86n1 4:l7nlAr Bar'well Lv 7:lßVl>nia 4 50a) 4 43plAr. Denm'k Lw : 3lf 6 Ssn| 6:2Kp|Ar Or’hurg Lv 6:67af10:58p 7:?0rI 6:66p|Ar Sumter Lv 4:Soaj 8:30p 9:ooa| B*lsp|Ar Florence Lvl 3:lsa[ 3:00p Il3p 12 45tlAr Wll’gton Lv J S:4sp 11 50p Ar W-ish’t’n Lv 8:05p! 4:3*a 1:38a KV?7n|Ar Balt'm’" Lv I:4Bpt fftt* 4:R4a 18:46p Ar W Phil a Lv 11 :S*a 12:19n T 13n 8-67p|Ar N York LvJ 9:l6a| 9:30p Through Steel PuLman Steeper* trains 8? and 86, between Augusta end New York Observation Broiler Car. be tween Augusta and Florence. Standard Plntng Car north of Flor^nr* Through Sleeper between Atlanta and Wilmington via -gust* on train* 37 and 3K, connecting at Florence with New York sleeper* and main line points T P WALKFR. District P***or»g*r Agent. Auautta G*. Phono *29. No. Depart To— •l Atlarts. Macon, Athene and Washington ?-4d*.m. •3 Atlanta 2 *o am •5 Atlanta and beyond 18:30 pm ••11 Cuttak and Macon 6 30 pm 7 Atlanta, Macon and Wash ington 8:20 pm •9 Union Po nt. Washington •ml Athens 4:66 pm •Dally. iDaily except Sunday. TIME SHOWN ABOVE «8 EASTERN (CITY) TIME. THE AUGuST". HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. LEGAL NOTICES j lln the District Court of the Uni-cu' States for u.f- Northeastern Divinion of the southern District of Georgia. In the matter of T. F. Culbreth, In Bankruptcy—Bankrupt, i To tiie creditors of T. F. Culbrefn, of j j Augusta, In the County of Richmond, and I District aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 27th | day of July, 1914, the said T. F. Cul breth was duly adjudged a bankrupt, and that tlie first meeting of hie creditors will be held in my office in Augusta Ga., on the 7th day of August at 12 o'clock noon, at which time the credit ors may attend, prove their claims, ex* I amine the bankrupt, appoint a Trustee, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. This July 27th. 1914. JOSLPH GANAHL, T Referee in Bankruptcy. ~ SPEC; ’i LMO HUES j NOTICE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BY- Laws. the annual meeting of Stock holders of Georgia Chemical Works, will be held at Augusta, the second Tuesday in August, being the 11th day. of the month. W. H. P. SHEPARD. AlO ecr c ta ry. Swappers’ Column. SEND (N YOUR SWAPS. Ther- s no . charge for insertions Tou pay 5 ren s for each answer. Have you anything you wart to Swap or Ex change? Let the other fellow know Augusta is full of active, energetic eager Swappers who will he glad to make vour acquaintance through th* Swapper* Column. W ILL SW A J»5 ONE FULL-SIZE EN- i ameled bed and springs for oil stove. In good orde*. wardrobe or chickens. Ad dress Enamel Bed. Swappers’ Column. 1 care Herald. j^i WILL SWAP: ONE CARBON IRON for Vi hook of Purple Trading Stamps. Address ‘‘lron," Swappers Column, care _ J 29 wjil.L EXCHANfIE: 1 GAS STOVK, j in good condition, for one ton of Address \V, Swappers’ Column, care Herald. J3O I HAVE ONE BOOSTER AND TEN hens, thoroughbred war-horse game, will swan for other chickens. Ad dress "Chickens," Swappers' Column, care Herald. J3O WILL EXCHANGE SA UROW-GAUGE bicycle wheel buggy in first-class con dition, for broad-gauge rubber-tired bug gy in good condition. Address R. L. A., Swappers’ Column, care Herald. J 29 WILL EXCHANGE: TWELVE IN dian Runner Ducks for chickens or cow feed Address O, Swappers’ Column, care Herald. WILL SWAP: RTEREOPTICpN, IN good condition, and one hundred slides well selected for wood, lumber or any thing of equal value. Address E, Swap pel - .j:;& Vv ANTED hEL P —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 (''»!.< 'RED GIRLS OVER. 11 YEARS OF nge .arid colored women, for work in Bagging Department. Riverside Mills. WANTED—Boarders WANTED: BOARDERS IN PRIVATE family, all fVMVeniences: nice cool rooms; can be seen at 5238r0ad ytiMt, J3O , NICE ROOMS 4sp BOARD SUITABLE j for young meu or couple. Phone 2358. I 1315 Ellis street. A 8 FOR RFNT—FIat FOR UK NT: NICE TARGE EIGHT - room flat, electric lights. gas, hot and cold water, all modern conveniences; oentAilly located. 1202 Ellis street. Phone 2908-J. A 3 Fdl! RENT: THE T’PPER FLOOR OK 1253 Kills street, four rooms, bath, porch, modern conveniences, for light light housekkeeping. Tenant without children preferred. Phone 1899-J. J3O WANTED —Miscellaneous WANTED; TO BUT ALMOST ANY old thing and to sell you “anything that Is a book " Dellquesi’s New and Old Bookshop, 213 th St. ts WANTED: MY FRIENDS AND GEN - eral public to know The Greater Au- j gusta Pharmacy, under my personal charge, has opened with a full line of Drugs. Soda Water and Sundries, at : 1281 Broad street. Your patronage ap- j predated. Best goods—right prices. J. R. Oepfert, Prop. Phone 1166. Ait) FOR S.^LE—Real Estate FOR SALK: TWO STORES, LOCATED; at 13t?X and 1370 Broad street, with 9- j room flat overhead, and two cottages in 1 rear facing on Ellis street. This property ; rents well und will pay 122 per cent, on the money invested. One of the stores (the one on the corner), has been used as a grocery store for the past 20 years and is an extra good location for a gro cery store This property i 9 just one short block from the property on the 1200 block of Broad that has enhanced in value so rapidly in the last few years. My property will see the same enhance ment In the next few years, and the man who buys now will make big money by holding for a little while. Will sell cheap to a quick buyer. R. A. Frain, 1370 Broad street. Al FORSALE: LOT 100x187. IN NORTH Xugusta. for JtM.ooi good invest nient to build ¥ houses for colored tenants. Apply J. T. Anderson, 2160 Greene street, near High street, Au gusta, Ga. Al FOR SALE; A SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE In good neighborhood, all conveniences, large lot. good garden spot, large upper and lower back porch, upper porch would make a fine s eeping porch. For further particular*, address Mrs. D. D.. cart Herald office. JSI LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND: LOST OPPORTTT ntty to wear men's low shoes at cost price by not buying from us. See bar rain counter*. Cook-McKle Shoe Co., fTO BrOAd street Al LOST OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE:~ONH vallow framed bicycle. Reward If re turned to The Augusta Herald. Business (Vftce J23tf tw KEN B. C WALT B' Of Broad St ami R. J Bates', one memo, randa book also .'heck payable to F B. Swearingen and bank note* Reward ts returned to 404 Dyer Bldg F. B. S *ear- LOST™BT*ACK AND WHITE POINTER dog. Reward if returned to W L. Jackson. Richmond County Stockade. J3O LOST: SUNDAY IN CHURCH OF Atonement or on Kollock street, be tween Church and S. earner of Greene, a flack croehed purse containing 75c and two skeleton key *. Reward If return ed to 1004 Greene street. J2S LOST: BANK PASS BOOK ON Na t tonal Exchange Bank, containing sev eral paper*. Finder leave at this office and gat reward. J 36 I FOR REN 7 —^ooms FOR RENT: NICELY FURNISHED rooms with all modern conveniences, I with or without board, or will rent part : of bouse to desirable party. Phone 2353. ; J2B FOR RENT: AN APARTMENT OF 2 I or 3 rooms, kitchen and bath, "all con veniences.’’ 1365 Broad street. Phone 1093-J. j2B rQR REiTi —Real Estate KOR RENT: STORE 1240 BROAD ST~ ■ «»•«>■ AlB FOR RENT: OCTOBER IST. NO. 525 Calhoun street, 7 rooms, modern elec trie lights. $25.00. Apply Prontauts .lev,-fiery Co., 614 Broad street. J2B TO RENT FLATS ON THE 1600 block of Walton Way. Up stairs and down stairs, all modern improvements. Apply to J. N. Barnes & Co., 1740 Broad street. Phone 743. A 7 FOR RENT: 1100 BLOCK BROAD ST.. one store. SSO; six new modern flats, 6 rooms each. S2O and $25. J. F. Jones & Co.. 461 Telfair street. Phone 824-J. TO RENT: RESIDENCE FROM OC tober Ist that desirable residence, Cor. Telfair and 11th street. Apply R. C. Bailie. 1108 Telfair street. J 29 LOR RENT: RESIDENCE, 616 CENTRE street. $20.00; residence 1316 Greene street, $37.50: residence. 1322 Greene street. $37.50; flat, second floor, 525 Broad street, $20.00; flat, second jrioor. 541 Calhoun street. $17.50; store and garage, 527 Broad street, $40.00; large warehouse rear our store, $25.00. John J. Evans. J3O FOR RENT: 432 REYNOLDS STREET, No. 5 and 6 Warren Block. 573 Greene street. 528 Ellis street. Apply Jacob I ’hmizy. . __ A 2 BARGAINS IN USED CARS. ONE S. H] HUPMOBILE. $150.00; ONE S. H. Knox. $200.00; one Littlo Four, $350.00; one 5-passenger Rambler, $400.C0 All in condition. Lyon & Kelly. J 2'J 28 30 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 We can furnish you with standard guaranteed tires from 5 per cent to 20 per cent less than list price, also do your repairing, at small cost; all work guaranteed to give satis faction. Get our prices before buy ing elsewhere. DAVIS TIRE & RUBBER WORKS AUTOMOBILE PAINTING We have opened a first-class Paint- Shop. and can attend your wants at very reasonable cost. NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO. Just across the Bridge. BICYCLES ARPTit for READING, STANDARD, NATIONAL, PIERCE. We have the beet equipped repair shop In the South JOHN F. BRICKLE, 226-28 9th. Phone 1914. BICYCLE REPAIRING New and second-hand Bicycles and Supplies. All repair work promptly done and delivered. J. C. COLLINS, 1113 9th Street BLUE PRINTS DRAWINGS Blue Prints, rcr sq. ft 2o Beat grade Drawing Supplies for sale. Experienced draftsman to do tracing and drawing. AUGUSTA BLUE PRINT CO. Phone 2362. 406 Dyer Bldg. Augusta, Ga. Special attention to mall orders. COAL AND WOOD DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE CITY OR THE HILL. W. C. IVEY & CO. Phone 780. CIGARS For Bigger, Busier Augusta Smoke P. A. W. CIGARS Patronize Home Industry. Wolfe & Lombard Cigar Co. Maker*. CONTRACTORS ANDREW A. HETT CO. Glazing of all kinds, windshields, lamps and showcase glass, and re puttying a specialty. Front door glass and church window* repaired. Phone 417-J. <2B Ellla St CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER N. M. OGDEN Phone 2830-J, P. 0. Box 85 NORTH AUGUSTA. S. C. READ HERALD WANTS TODAY FOR SALE —Miscellaneous FOR SALE: TWO-HORSE WAGON. one hack, one station w-agon, several sets of harness. Apply to L. Koppel, 939 Walker street. J-3 FOR SALE: PURE FULGHUM, AP p!er and Texas seed Oat*. For prices and further Information. phone £3s— Hardware Co. Al 9 FOR SALE: SMALL JOB PRINTING outfit. Address T. W. Middleton, 2055 Greene St.. Augusta, Ga., or phone 1294-J. J2S CORN FOR SALE. GOSHEN PLANT A tion. Telephone No. 5203. A 5 FOR SALE: ONE 12-HORSEPOWER Burdsell engine, cheap; also, one shin gle mill with drag saw, bolting saw and shlngie saw, packer and everyt ling complete. R. V. Snail, Hephzibah. G\. J*S FOR SALE. CHEAP: TICKET TO Jacksonville, Fla., good on any train until Saturday. Southern R. R. Call 9 9 Ellis street. J3O SUMMER RESORTS PINE CREST, HENDERSONVILLE. N. C.. fine mountain views, city con veniences, large shady grounds, comfort able rooms, good fare. Rues reason able. Bring your car. A. Gregory Wil liams. J2B FLACK HOTEL EDNEYVILLE. N. C.. ten miles from Hendersonville, near Chimney Lock and Sugar Loaf moun tains; daily mail; acetylene lights; 59 large rooms. Rates $4.50 to $6 per week. Come. J 23 “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 JJNK DOCTORS tfAN PUT your old disabled * ink or grip In first class condition. A new slat. lock, clamp, etc., and it’s in condition for years’ ot service. Augusta Trunk Factory 785 Broad, opposite Monument. M2tf GARAGES GASOLINE. 18'/2C Motor cars washed and polished. 25c. 4*oc. UNION GARAGE 563 BROADWAY S. E. MARSTON’S Harness and Shoe Shop. AH work done by hand. 738 Ellis Street. Mazda Lamps Iteducid 10, 15, 20, 25, 40 Watt 30c Each. Whitney-Eve Ct. 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 Marburv 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. Graphophones and Records—everything Musical. ROOFING W. B. TOOLE A CO. Tin and Rubber Roofing, Repairing and Painting. We manufacture METAL SHINGLES, Cornice and Skylights. Lowest prices. 936 Broad St. Telephone 264. PRESSING CLUB First-class Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. I am now located at 214 Cummlng street WILEY WALTON. EVERY DAY Is Barqain Day in the WANTS STORAGE We do ctorage. We pack and ship goods. We save you money on second hand goods. We save you monev on new goods. We always have bargains for you. HUGHES FURNITURE CO. Phone 656. 667 Broad. L. F. GOODRICH. Architect. 12 2 Eighth Strest. Telephone Augusts, Gs. 469. TUESDAY. JULY 23. SMAI.i, FAITVIN CA^ H INVESTMENT 1 of from J200.0U Yu 51.000.00, guaranteed 25 per cent, dividends. Strong company of leading business men In control Mail vciir name and address to P. O. Box -94 and a representative will call explain fully. BUILDING MATERIAL. VISITORS TO SULLIVAN’S ISLAND and Isle of Palms are invited to in 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 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, or Charlotte. N. C J3O WANTED: YOTT TO SAVE ONE-HALF your ice hill, so buy a parlcloth tea 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. Sep our bargain counters. Cook-McKie Shoe Co.. 970 Broad stree*. A 2 BWIMMING. TRY AN EARLY MORNING SWIM AT Turkey's. Open from 9 a. m. to 11 p. m. Sundays from 9a.m.to Bp. m Ladies admitted free Sundays. A 7 LA U NDRY. IF YOU WANT NICE WORK DONE send It to the Snowflake ley. We do all work by hand, save wear ard tear of your linens. We would appre ciate it if you would give us a trial. Shirts 8c; collars The Snowflake I.dry., 901 Telfair St.. Augusta, Ga. Al 6 SHOE REPAIRING. First-class shoe repairing, all work called for and delivered. We guarantee satisfaction with every job. W M Goings, ISIO Broad street. Phone 2878. ' A 2 Financial MONEY lO LEND UN REAL «ST\T» Augusta Real Estate Co.. 833 Bro%d St. ilßt Id SPECIALISTS THE ONLY RELIABLE SPECIALIST IN AUGUSTA. Diseases of men women and chil dren treated without operation. I FURNISH all MEDICINES •TREE DR. N. E. ALFORD Office. 969 Rroad St. TAILORS HARDWICK & GERMANY TAILORS AND RENOVATORS. Suits made to order. Phone 1622. 213 6th street. JACKSON & BAILEY Phone 1784. 823 9th Street. First-class Tailoring, Cleaning Pressing and Repairing. TAILORING ... * can 8:1 v 6 you money on your Tailoring. Also first-class Pressing Cleaning and Repairing— 5 suits cleaned and pressed for $1.50. Ladies’ and gent’s work given careful atten tion. Work called for and delivered. W. L. STEPHEN, Prop. Phone 1580-W. *lO 12th St TIN SHOP PHILIP L. MACK, Phone 493. 913 Ellis St. Tin and Sheet Iron Worker. Estimates given on all tin and sheet Iron work. Prompt attention to re pairing. UPHOLSTERING Furniture of all kind* pholstered and repaired. Furniture packed for •hipping. All work guaranteed. W. T. SKINNER & CO., 124% Washington street. WELDING SOUTHERN WELDING CO. Phone 1332. 961 Broad St. VV elders of all metals and all kinds of machinery breaks repaired, car bon cleaned lYom auto cylinders with oxygen. WAGON MANUFACTURER lowrey wagon wks., Established 1847. Manufacturers of farm wagons, carts and trucks, especially equipped for repairing and painting. Corner Ellis and 9th Sts Telephone 1309-J. Augusta, Oa. WOOD YARD BABY WOOD YARD DRY PINE AND OAK Stove W’ood a Specialty. Quick delivery. C. A. KING, Manager Phone 2881. 840 Fenwick. WAGON SHOP BLACKSMITH WORK and HORSESHOEINO E.«T. EUBANKS, 18 Centre St WALL PAPER WALL PAPER AWNINGS T. G. BAILIE & CO. Phone 166. 712 Broad Bt. WAGON WORKS We overhaul and repair wagons, buggies, cart*, cotton truck* etc. Al»o do horseshoeing. Your *tron tig* wi 1 be appreciated. QUARLES WAGON WORKS. Greene and Poplar Bt* Phon* 3882.