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TUESDAY, AUGUST 11. Society MRS. JORDAN AND MISS CLARK SAFE IN ROME. A cable received today by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark from Venice an nounced that Mr. and Mrs. John Wll .bur of Philadelphia. Mrs. Isabelle Jor dan and Miss Isabelle Clark were en route to Rome and that letters be sent there. Just what their future plans are is not known, but when they left It was their intention to be gone until the middle of September. ' The earliej- part of their stay has been In southWn Italy. MR. PINCKNEY BELLINGER ENTERTAINING HOUSE PARTY. A number of young people are en joying a jolly house party at Mrs. IV. J. Faulkner’s, the host of which Is her brother, Mr. R. Pinckney Bellen ger, of Bamberg, S. C.. who has only recently graduated from the Univer sity of Columbia. His guests are Miss Marguerite Reese of Kershaw. S. C„ Miss Cherrie Harvle of Holly Hill. Miss I.ouise Carter of Chester, S. C., Miss Martha Marion of Rich berg, S. C., Miss Leonard Folk of Bamberg, S. C., Miss Margaret Bry ans and Miss Nelle Pilcher of this city and Messrs. Hoyt Cook of Ker shaw, Jack Wylie of Bennettsville, Denton Cosby of Dallas, Texas. Ben nie Black of Bamberg, Elbert Stead man of Denmark, Car! Kersch of Bamberg and Clarence Black. The crowd is congenial and there is something doing every minute of the day and late into the night as well. This evening they will he among the guests at the dance given by the Lakeside Boat Club to the officers at. Camp Wheeler; tomorrow evening they will have a pond party and sup per at Lombard’s; Thursday evening they will attend the mid-summer dance given by the Epsilon Phi, and LOCKHART, LUCKY & CO. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT OCTOBER IST. No. Rooms. Price. 232 Ellis St 8 $30.00 1041 Broad St 12 40.00 1840 Walker St 5 16.66 316 Greene St 7 38.00 407 Marbury St 7 20.00 1915 Walton Way 5 16.00 716 Kolock St 6 ...... 21.50 1845 Jenkins St 6 20.00 119 Kollock St 6 21.50 723 Kollock St 6 21.50 449 Reynolds St 4 11.00 447 Watkins St 5 16.00 820 McKinee St 6 19.00 1021 Jackson St 6 16.00 17 Broad St 8 33.33 930 Twiggs St 6 15.00 917 Kollock St 5 16.00 1834 Walton Way 7 35.00 1801 Fenwick St 10 26.00 262 Reynolds St 6 16.00 210 12th St 6 25.00 227 12th St 6 25 00 1127 Broad St 6 25.00 11271,4 Broad St 6 20.00 1129 Broad St 6 26.00 1131% Broad St 6 20.00 113) Broad St 6 25.00 STORES. *l4 Marbury St 20.00 V.O Broad St 20.00 F2O Centre St. (store and resi dence) 35.00 1043 Broad St. (store) 45.00 We have a few- desirable offices for rent in the Leonard Building. For fur ther information see— LOCKHART, LUCKY & CO. PHONE 640. ROOF LEAK 7 Have vour work done by experi enced tinners. All work given per sonal attention. My prices are rlghL E. A. DEMORE Phone 2031. 523 Broad St AUGUSTA SHOE REPAIRING. Heve your shoes repaired at these prices: Men’s Wide Bottoms, sewed $1 OO Men’s Half Soles, sewed and Rubber Heels • $1 OO Men’s Half Soles, sewed.. ... Men’s Half Soles, nailed.. .. 50 c I-adles Half Soles, sewed and Rubber Heels Ladies' Half Soles, sewed.. I.adies’ Half Soles, nailed.. . 3f>(J Children’s Half Soles 25 ( ’ and 3SC •st Rubber Heels... .. 2SC. Heimhscß’s Double Wear Rubber Heels 5(>C Work done while you wait. Work called for and delivered cn short notice. Phone 942. _____ 9 ®5 Broad St. S, SAWILOWSKY, Proprietor Special Rubber Bottoms... SI 10 GET IT - — zX — HICKEY’S Babies and Children Special Attention. 5 Barbers. No Waiting. Polite Attention. 221 Jackson Street. Friday evening they will have a canoe party on the .Lake. Saturday their festivities will conclude with a din ner party at Mrs. Faulkner's. MISS THELMA SULLIVAN TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY. A bautiful afternoon party was giv en yesterday by little Min Thelma Sullivan, the pretty little daughter of Mrs. Minnie L. Sullivan, in celebration of her eleventh birthday. Gaines wero enjoyed after which the merry young guests were served refreshments. The dining room was adorned with white and pink flowers, especiall pretty being the table with its pink and white flowers and favors with its beautiful cake iced in pink and having eleven gleaming pink candles candles. The young hostess was the recipient of many pretty gifts taken to her by her young friends among whom were Misses Sarah Evans, of Grovetown, Elizabeth Donnelly, Orgar Hargrove. Sarah Hargrove, Marie Wolfe, (’addle Margarette Van Dy ke, Derrell Wolfe, Georgia Chapman, Eleanor Williams. Annie Shapiro, Juanita. Van Dyke and Master Fred Williams, Thomas Jen nings, Robert Jennings, J. D. Wolfe, Fred B. Sullivan, Eugene Sehler. Don nelly Van Dyke and Harold Sullivan. MRS. JAMES R. RANDALL ILL. Countless friends throughout the city will regret to learn of the very serious illness of Mrs. James R. Ran dall at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Adams. DANCE FOR OFFICERS THIS EVENING. The dance that will be given by the Lakeside Boat Club in honor of the officers at Camp Wheeler will he one of the most delightful in the history of the boat club. Balk’s orchestra will be in attendance. MARRIAGE OF MRS. VAN PELT AND MR. CHESTER VICKERY. The stay at Brevard for the past sev eral weeks of Mrs. George R. Lombard and Mrs. Nomma Van Pelt resulted in the culmination of a charming little, romance when Mrs. Van Pelt and Mr. Vickery weve quietly married just before Mrs. Lombard’s leaving for home yes terday. Mr. Viekcry is a Boston man but is at present located In Washington. D. 0.. where he is connected with one of the large business houses. He and Mrs. Van Pelt were friends of several months, lie having met he*r first at one of the re sorts and later joining them at Brevard, where he persuaded Mrs. Van Pelt to be married at once, the young couple going over to Hendersonville, with the knowl edged and consent of Mrs. Lombard, where the ceremony was performed and then returning to Rrevard and announc ing It to their friends. They will make their home on McKinley street, Chevey Chase, Washington. D. C. Mrs. Vickry Is an exceptionally hand some young woman, of n deliciously re freshing blonde type, and has countless friends he*e in her old home who while regretting to lose her. extended to Mr. Viekerv cordial congratulations, and to them both, felicitations numerous and sincere. —Miss Mary Louise Connelly has gone to Columbia, S. C., where she has accepted the position as head nurse in the Columbia hospital. —Miss Julia Timms is being do ligthfully entertained by Mrs. Churchill of In n an Park and Miss Daisy Wil heit of College Park. Georgia. —Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Cates left Monday to visit relatives in Venus and Ballinger, Texas. Mr. Frank By num went with them. —The many little friends of Miss Margaret Van Dyke will regret to learn of her continued illness. She has been ill since February. —Mr. Frank Morgan’s friends are delighted to see him out after his re cent illness. Miss Nell Doris will leave later in the month for a visit with Atlanta friends. —Miss Lillian Van Dyke and Miss Lillian Hatcher leave tomorrow for Waynesville where they will join Mrs. J. B. Vaughn and Miss Bessie Flynn for a couple of weeks. —Friends of Mrs. Adolph Lesser are most sympathetic with her on account of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Moses, being in Berlin where they went a few months ago to make their home. Mrs. Lesser has heard nothing since the beginning of hostilities in Europe. —Mrs. Jacob Phlnizy, who is at White Sulphur Springs, Va., was among the patronesses at a recent beautiful ball given there at which Vice President bnd Mrs. Marshall were among the distinguished guests. Mr. and Mrs J. A. McClain and Miss Annie McClain leave Friday for a two weeks’ stay on Tybee. —Mr. and Mrs. William M. Dunbar and their two attractive children, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Otis, are now w'ith relatives in Ellen ton, S. C. They have closed Hotel Dunbar in Johnston and will make their home elsewhere. —Mrs. Jones Gardner, who has been in Brevard for the past several weeks, after visiting the Misses Dempsey In Ar undelle county, Maryland, will g'> up to Asheville about the twentieth, where she will be Joined by Miss Mar garet Seward. - Mrs. K. J. McCarroll, Mrs. H. W. T. Kalk and Master Arthur Balk have returned from Sullivan’s Island, wher* they have enjoyed the past several v/er k*. Miss Lillie Kate Balk, who has been on a series of delightful house parties, has also returned. —Miss Katherine Battle left today fop* an extended visit in Jacksonville, Fla. —Mrs. E. R Hollingsworth leaves tomorrow to Join Miss Stella Hollings worth at Narcoochee, Gs —Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Roney, Miss Thelma Roney and Miss Daisy Roney leave Thursday for Jacksonville, Fla, and other immediate points. They will be absent for a week. —Mins Helen Reman has been enjoying n delightful summer while the guests of Northern friends. Just after being grad uated from the Tubman she left for Rochester. Pa., where she has been the guest of Miss Rmnvi Frv. who by the way, spent one or two winters here and attended the Tubman. While with Miss Fry they went to Lake Chautauqua where the Frys have n beautiful sum mer home, and spent a week there Pitts burg and other cities were visited and countless motor trips erloyed through the beautiful country. Miss Permn is now spending a few dkys with . cousin of hers In Brooklyn. N Y but will re turn to Rochester to te with Miss Fry again before Miss Fry’s departure for We’lesley College. —Mrs. K B Hatcher with Mr and Mrs. J. W. Vaughn, of Waynesboro. left today for a visit to New York and At lantic City. —Mr. and Mrs. Burton Doolittle mo tored over from Hpartnnburg and ars spending a few day* with Mrs. John D McCarthy. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA, Milk and Ice For Sick Babies Previously acknowledged .. ..$104.95 Mrs. Fred Peterson 50 Total $105.45 —Mrs. W. A. Herman and children and Master John F. Armstrong are enjoying a stay among the North Carolina moun tains. Mrs. George R. Lombard have re turned Prom Brevard. Boys Home Hold Registration Day Friday, August 14th, 1914 Every lady who rails at the contest department, 213 McCartan street, reg isters her name and places an order for any of the products listed in the contest to be delivered hy their regu lar grocer, will be given 54)0 extra votes; gentlemen, 300; children, 100. In addition to the extra votes given for registering double votes will he given on all orders given the contest department. SOMETHING FOR THE CHILDREN.—HAVE YOU A BIRTHDAY THAT COMES IN AUGUST? Boys and girls, under 10 years of age, who have a birthday in the month of August, are requested to send in their full name, address and birthdate to the “Children’s Editor,” Augusta Herald. The Herald is preparing a sur prise, a pleasant and enjoyable surprise, for its boy and girl readers who are getting ready to celebrate a birthday in August. Be sure to give full name, ad dress and birthdate, and address your letter to— CHILDREN’S EDITOR. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. WANTED: COLORED BOYS TO CAR ry papers In Colored Territory. Apply Sub Stallon No. 1. 1037 Knlkcli St. ts FUNERAL NOTICES WILKERSON— ENTERED INTO REST In the 73rd year of her age. in this city August 10th. 1914. 6:40 p m. MRS. MARTHA FRANCES WILKERSON, Vpljct of the late J. A. Wilkerson, and beloved mother of Mr. J. E. Wllker son. Thomson, Ga.; and Mr#. Frances Boyd, Elba, Ala. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral at the residence of her .son, Thomson, TO MORROW ((Wednesday) MORNING at 10 o’clock. Interment in the Thom son, Ga., Cemete*ry. LEGAL NOTICES. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND (Id INTY— To the Honorable Philip Cook. Secretary of State, of the State of Georgia: The Petition of the Augusta Barge Line Company showeth: That Petitioner is a navigation com pany, incorporated under the laws of the State of Georgia on November 11, 1913, under the name of “Augusta Barge Line Company” (there are no amendments to its Charter >, witli its principal office in the City of Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia, and that it desires an amend ment to its Charter changing its cor porate name from “Augusta Barge Line Company” to “Augusta-Savannah Navi gation Company;” tU«t this amendment has been authorized by a vote of a ma jority of the amount of the entier capi tal stock of saiil Company at a meeting of the Stockholders called for that pur pose. as required by law. This August 11, 1911. AUGUSTA BARGE LINE CO.. FIELDING WALLACE, President. A 11 18 25 S 1 Political Notices. 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 Augusta White Primary. I will appreciate your support. Respectfully, ts ISAAC S. PEEBLES, JR. w. A, HAMILTON. OF ORANITEVILLE, has announced and Is a candidate far Magistrate from hla district. He so licits the support of voters of the nth District. all “SPECIAL notices; Notice Social Lodge No. 1. THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION m of Social I aid go No. 1 F. * W A. M. will be held in Lodge ■ reams, Maaonlc Temple on Tuesday night the 11th. at o’clock. Members of Webbs Lodge No. 166, and ' V ' transient brethren cordially Invited to attend. T. M. MORRIS. W. M. W. B. TOOLE. Sec. all Debtora’ and Credltori’ Notice. All person b having claims against th* Estate of M B. Williams are requested to present them, properly verified, to John Sylvester or the undersigned; arid all persons Indebted to said estate are tenuested to promptly make payment to John Sylvester or the undersigned JULIA S. WII.LIAMS. Executrix M. B. Williams. J2l 28 A 4 11 18 25 Swappers’ Column. SEND IN YOUR SWAPS. There*s no charge for Insertions. You pay 6 cents for each answer. Have you anything you want to Swap or Ex -otaß|lf Let the OthfT fellow know. Augusta Is full of active, energetic, eager Swappers who will he glad to make your acquaintance through the Sw&pera' Column. A NICE SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE AT Wrens. Ga. will trade for small farm near city; two houses and joining lots; good well water; large garden, near de pot at Wrens. Will trade for small farm. Address Farm, care Herald. All WILL EXCHANGE: ONE DETROIT Jewel gas stove for a wood or coal heating stove. Address H. H. T., Swap pers’ Column, care Herald. al2 WILL EXCHANGE: $460.00 PIANO for lumber or diamond equal value Address “Plano,” Swappers’ Column, care Herald. al3 FOR EXCHANGE: GOOD ~WOKK horse for first-class milk cow or auto mlble; will pay difference; will sell cheap. Address “J. R. H.," Swappers Column, • are Herald. All WANTED HELP—Female wanted a lady in every town Ir. Oeoritlß to sell Exposition Souve nir* Three f run trip* to B*n KrHnclaco a* prlzaa. Writ* Kxpnnltlon Commlaalon. Atlanta AM WANTED: EITHER COOK OR NURBK. Only Battled women need apply. Mr*. K. P. Grarey. ft-1 M'-iga atreet, Hill. All WANTED: HOUSE - WOMAN AT 937 Broad, at one*. All WANTED SITUATION—Fe maIe WANTED: POSITION AS Book keeper by young lady just out from Draughon’s Business College; able to do stenographic work. Address 805 West Washington St, Greenville, S. C. all WANTED: POSITION AS DlSH vvasher or cleaning house, at once, by colored woman. 406 Jackson St, Chop Suey Restaurant. all WANTED SITUATION—MaIe. WANTED: POSITION BY COLLEGE graduate, willing to do any kind of work. Address A B. C., oare Herald. WANTED \ POSITION \s PRlN cipal of graded or high school by a college graduate with 10 years’ experi ence. I am a good dUscipllnaran. Ad dress "Discipline.” Box 99. Monetta, S. C. a 11 WANTED: YOUNG COLORED MAN, 25 years of age. wants position as fire man; good character. Address R. N. Hatey, No. 1660 Savannah Rd., Augusta, Ga. *24 WANTED—Miscellaneous w\ N fm ) T<' iET THE 1 people of Augusta know that we are going to serve a special chicken din ner for today. New York Case. Stand ard Restaurant of the South. WANTEI • TO B 1 5 GENTLE CM >AT; must be cheap. Answer M. McC\, 1131 Broad. Phone 26f>1. all WANTED—Agents , AGBNTS IN EVERY TOWN;; BEST selling household article. Start at once, Large demand for goods; $25 to $59 a Week. Success assured Investigate todu . Davis Specialty Co., Cassatt, S. \ All “WANTED HELP—MaIe WANTED MEN TO LEARN THE barber trade. Bo independent. Few weeks completes. Position waiting. Our graduates qualified tor lest jobs. Wages while learning. Tools given. Catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber College, Atlan ta, Gn. All WANTED: TEACHERS FOR GEOR gia and Carolina schools and col leges, all grades and departments; ex cellent openings; direct from officials; special guaranteed enrollment. Sheri don’s Teachers’ Agency, Greenwood, S. (’. al4 WANTED: BY LARGE MANUFAC turing concern, a hustling reliable, not-afraid-to-work young man be tween 20 and 25 years old, for Augus ta. City work as a salesman and ad vertiser. Give home address, reference, age. Address B. C., care Albion Ho tel, Augusta, Ga. al2 WANTED: PARTNER WANTED - man with some business ability and small capital to take interest In the manufacturing of moving picture films in Augusta; sound, money-making proposition; experience in the busi ness not necessary. Full information and personal interview may be had by addressing “Moving Pictures,” care Herald. al2 FOR SALE —Miscellaneous FOR SALE: La CONTE ANJ> KIEFFER pears for preserving. Price $1 a bushel, delivered. John W.f Dickey. Al 7 TOR SALE! PITRE FIT LG HI TM. Ap plet and Texas seed Oats. For prices and further Information, phone 935 Trowbridge Hardwire Co Alt KEIFKR TEARS DEI JVH RE D TO residence, 75c bushel; 50c half bushel. Delivered any Tuesday or Saturday. Hadel Poultry Farm, Augusta. All FOR RENT—RooniT FOR RENT: TWO LARGE ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished; also six room cottage, 1628 Fenwick street; ev ery convenience. Apply 1027 Jones St. all FOR ft ENT; ON THE FIRST VIOOR. double parlors, furnished or unfurn ished, electric lights, hot and cold wa ter, bath and telephone. Apply 814 Grene street. all FOR RENT: TWO FURNISIIEI) rooms for light housekeeping or roomers, centrally located; nearly new English baby carriage for sale. Phone 156?-J. all FOR RENT; NICE LARGE COOL furnished room, all conveniences. Ap ply 397 Kollock street. Al 3 FOR SALE—Autos FOR SALE; USEJ) CHEVROLET Roadster, like new. I*. C. Edelblut, 551 Broad street. *ll FOR RENT—ReaI Estate FOR RENT; STORE 1240 BROAD’ ST., $49.00, AlB FOR RENT: MODERN UP-TO-DATE office, all conveniences, phone, wash basin; good location. Apply Augusta French Dry Cleaning Co., Cor. Greene on streets. Al 2 FOR RENT HICKMAN BUILDING. 652 Broad street, three stories, fire proof, suitable for wholesale business or large department stoe; also two cottages, 344-346 Reynolds steet. Apply Edelstein & Co.. 937 Broad street. Phony 707-J. Al 3 FOR RENT: 1246 BROArfflf., I 7-JK>ivf residence with bath; No. 1250 Broad 1 residence, 7 rooms with hath; 1 residence, 6 large rooms, Cor. Meigs and Richmond streets, Monte Rano, has large lot. This Is a dandy place, and close to car lint; 1 6-room residence, No. 617 Fifteenth street, 2 stores, Cor. 16th and McDonald streets, rent reasonable, good stand lor most any business, fiee E. B. McLendon, 1034 Broad St. Al 4 TOR RENT: SIX MODERN PLATS. six rooms each, S2O and $25, eleven hundred block Broad street; 228 Tel fair street, cottage, S2O. J. F. Jones A Co., 461 Telfair street. Phone 824-J. all TO RENT: TO COUPLE, ELAT OK 3 or 4 connertlnK rorn*, electric lißhtß, bath, tine of phone. In (food resi dence flection and on car lino. Phone 3575-J. all FOR - RALE: ONE TOUR-ROOM house on a 49 foot lot, facing two Htreeta; cement sidewalk and curb- Ktone; for 11,050. Addreaa "Four-Room Ilouae," care Herald. all FOR RENT: COTTAGE, AT,I. MOD ern convenience*, 70S Rohler Ave., jio**eaaion Oct. Ist. Apply A. Timm. Phone 1032. all FOR RET T: RESIDENCES. 211 213 and 218 Telfair atreet; all modern convenience*; lartre Harden apace; lean than one block from all cer line*. Ap ply F. T P,raneh, 324 Walker atreet. Phoi i MU. *ll FOR RENT: TWO SPLENDID OF . flee* next to Bradatreeta; corner of Broad and Mclntoah atreet*, floor apace 15x28 feet. Each, only |S 50 per month. Pall on B. B. Mcf'oWert, aatne building. *23 T« > KENT DWKLUNGG OF MIX room* and hath with tarite yartl, No 121 Green* atreet Apply to Walter 11. Lynch, 818 Reynold* atreet Phone No 37S or No, 1831 Al 7 TO KENT: STORE.’ 833 HKOAD~AP pIv Auauata Ileal Katut* Go., 833 Broad. Phone 318. Al 6 FOR RENT—FIat it »i; KENT ■ M< U >ERN fi.at. per month: house. $30.00 per 'month. J. G. Jefferies. Phone 1 d2B-J or 137. . * *ll FOR RENT; i t AT ON W ALTON Way, modern and up-to-date. Ap ply Mrs. O. W. Wilson, 1607 Walton Way. __ *U FOR RENT: ON ~7TH STREET, I r PPER flat of four rooms, with all conven iences for small family, from Oct Ist. Rhone t-J. U.B TOR RENT: TO COUPLE WITHOUT children, modern flat of three con necting rooms with privilege of hath, electric lights gas. etc.. SIO.OO per month. Apply at 1723 Fenwick street or phone 2658-J. _ al3 FOR SALE —Roil Estate 476 ACRES. EIGHT HORS! FARM row in cultivation, nice dwelling, three tenant houses. 100 acres in pasture, cov ered with pine timber, some oak and hickory, two streams of running water form the pasture land lines. Public p>.id runs through place. Rents for SSOO per year; in Jefferson county, Gn., two miles from Matthews Ga.. on the Angus a Southern rallrosd: high and dry. sVrl’e E. s. Fuller. Wreni, Ga. \li AM LEAVING TOWN AND WANT TO sell my home right away; It is n room bungalow’, located just n short block from Walton Way; will sell cheap with n very small cash payment. \<l • dre,.s J. G. T\. care Herald. Al 2 IF YOU W\ \t T( > Bin \ NI( 'I rv ' Story, 7 loom home With *ll Conven iences, dirt cheap, cal] to see me at 443 Watkins street. This place hns been my home for n number of yrtars and Is all that a home should be in every re spect. It is dirt cheap nt $2,600. A2l 'Fort SAI.B: IN BUST PART OF Woodhiwn, modern cottage. living room, dining room, kitchen, tiled bath, two bedrooms, two pantries, two si"”- age rooms, large closets, sun parlor, hot and cold Water, screens, ash. dumps, all conveniences. Large lot. 61*x332. Nice home, cheap. Terms if deiuFed. Deal with owner and save commissions. Address “D,” P. O. Box 317. Al 7 SHOPS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW Designed to Place Before the Public the Merchandise, Craftmanship and Spe cial Service Offered by the Exclusive Shops and Specialty Stores not Usually Advertised ; ; . AUTOMOBILE TIRES We ran furnish you with standard guaranteed tires from 6 P f,r cant to 20 per cent less than hat price, also do your repairing, at small cost; all work guaranteed to give satis faction. Get our prices before buy ing elsewhere. DAVIB TIRE A RUBBER WORKS AUTOMOBILE PAINTING We have opened a rrst-class PalnL flhop, and can attend your wants m very reasonable cost. NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO. Just across the Bridge. BICYCLES Agent for READING, STANDARD, NATIONAL, PIERCE. We have the beat equipped repair shop la the South. JOHN F. BRICKLE. 226-28 9th. Phone lit*. BICYCLE REPAIRING New and second-hand Bicycles and Buppliea. All repair work promptly done and delivered. J. C. COLLINS, 1113 Bth Htreet BLUE PRINTS DRAWINGS Blue Prints, per «q ft 2o Best grade Drawing Supplies for sale. Experienced draftsman to do tracing and drawing. AUGUSTA BLUE PRINT CO. Phone 2362. 40$ Dyer Bid*. 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. Makers. CONTRACTORS ANDREW A. HETT CO. Glazing of all kinds, windshields, lamps and showcase glass, and /e --puttying a specialty. Front door glass and church windows repaired. Phone 417-J. 628 Fills Ht. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER N. M. OGDEN Phone 2830-J. P. 0. Box 85 NORTH AUQUBTA, 8. C. READ HERALD WANTS TODAY FOR SALE—Poultry Ft »U SA I F: PU kE BARR ED PLY mouth Rock cockerels, March hatch ed, superbly marked; famous Robert son blood -egg laying strain. Price $- each. Address Dr. T. B. Duckett, Foun tain Inn, S. C. als FOR SALE: JUST -V FEW MORE Rhode inland pullets and yearling hens left, $ 1.00 each. Monte Sam* Foultr> Yard Phona 6716-W. *l2 LOST AND FOUND LOST: ONE LARGE tax Si i i CASE containing Indian’, children’s and gen tleinan’H clothes: lost out of automobile on July 30th. The finder will receive a reward of SIO.OO by leaving same at .1 Willie I.o.v'h Store and no queationa I asked. a 12 Lt IST: SKTTHR DOG, BLACK ANu white spotted. If found return t o Goshen Plantation, 11. F. D. No. 2. Me- Bean, Ga. Al 2 L<‘ST: <>\ f. GOLD IN m Cl VV \t< 'i i fob—J. T. K. Phone 1347-J and re ceive reward. n.ll LOStT; ON CAMP WHEELER CAR nr grounds, near end car line, Sun day evening, large sized open face El gin gold watch, Coen - (Via leather fob. Reward. “G,” care Herald. al2 LOST: MONDAY MORNING. BLACK leather purse containing several bills and Purple Stamps. Reward If returned to Herald. all COAL AND COKE COAL— 2 yards. North Augusta OKE—and Fenwick and Center st«. O. Templeton. Phone* 343-680. If It's Coal You Want W'e lave It. TRUNK HOSPITAL . OUR TRUNK DOCTORS CAN PUT your old disabled Trunk or grip In first-class condition. A new' s'nt. lock. • lamp. etc., and it’s In condition for years' of service. Augusta Trunk Fac tory. Brotd, opposite Monument. m2tf GARAGES GASOLINE. 18'Ac Motor cars washed and polished. 25c. 49c. UNION OARAGE 663 BROADWAY S. E. MARSTON’S Harness ami Shoe Shop. All work done hy hand. 738 E-I|lg Btre«4. HACK LINE When you want a hack or oab, telephone and I will come or eend to any part of city. BTN JACKSON Phone 480 925 Walker Street MAZDA LAMPS REDUCED 10, 15, 20, 25, 40 Watt 30c Each. Whitney-Eve Co 1033 Broad Ct. Phone 1318 MATTRESSES MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY A. GREEN. lie 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. It Smith & Son. 702 Moore avenue. lOstlmates iheer fully furbished. Work guaranteed; city references. ROOFING W. B. TOOLE A, CO. Tin and Rubber Roofing, Repairing and Painting. W« manufacture METAL SHINGLES, Cornice and Skylights. Lowest prices. •36 Broad St. Telephone 264. PRESSING CLUB First-class Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. lam now located at 214 Cummlng street. WILEY WALTON. EVERY DAY Is Darqaiti Day in the WANTS STORAGE We do ctorage. We pack und ship goods. We save you money on second* hand goods. We save you money on new goods We always have bargains for vou. HUGHES FURNITURE CO. Phone 166. 667 Broad. L. F. GOODRICH, Architect. 122 Eighth 6treet. Telephone Augusta, Gs, 469. ELEVEN WANTED: YOU TO SAVE ONE-HALF your ice bill, so buy a paricloth blanket, 10c. Ippts ail summer. D*h quest's, 213-215 7th street. ts I- A U NDRY. IF YOU WANT NICE WORK DONB send It to the Snowflake Laundry. W® do all work by hand, save wear and tear of your linens. W* would appre ciate it if you would give us a trial. Shirts 8c; collars U-fcc. The Snowflake Ldry.. 901 Telfair St., Augusta. Ga. Al 6 WRITE MOTION PICTURE ~PLAY’S. DEMAND FOR MOTION PICTURE plays is steadily increasing. Excellent pay and congenial work. Complete In structions mailed for 25 cents. Money re funded if dissatisfied. Motion Picture School. 125 La France Street, Atlanta. Oa. All Tt 1 <Vn fv~to~ fend on real estate. Augusta Real Estate Co., 833 Broad St. JlStfC SMALL PAID-IN CASH INVESTMENT of from $290. (K to $1,006.00, guaranteed 25 per c*»nL dividends f-trong company of loading business men in control. Mall vour name and address to P. O. Box 294 and a representative will call and explain fully. TRUNK HOSPITAL. OUR TRUNK DOCTORS CAN PUT your old disabled trunk or grip in first-class condition. A new r slat, lock, clamp, etc., and it's in condition for year*’ <>f service. Augusta Trunk Fac tory, 735 Broad, opposite Monument. ts BUSINESS NOTICE. THIS IS TO LKT THE PUBLIC AND customers of the Paris Dry (’leaning Co., know that the negro, by the name of “Janies Mitchell,” previously em ployed by us. was caught and arrest ed on two charges of theft and forg ery. During the time that he worked for us. he stole to an estimate of SIOO. The negro is now out on bond and taking clothes to be cleaned and press ed in our name. Beware of this negro! Anyone needing our work, call phone 3038-J. M. Fred. 1104 Reynolds. Cor. Kollock. Phone 3038-J. al3 SPECIALISTS the only aeliaslv BP6C.AL.BT IN AUQUBTA. ni T" e " ° r n '«" ""men and chll- I pmdk, ** * d w|thout operation. 1 FI RNISH all MEDICINES CREK DB. N. E. ALFORD \ Offk, 989 Broad St. TAILORS HARDWICK & GERMANY K.T. A,LOf 1 8 ANO renovator*. Sulla made lo order Phone X42J. 213 6th street. JACKSON & BAILEY Phone 1784. J 23 tth Slrtet. blrat-oinre Tailoring. Cleaning Pressing und Repairing. TAILORING Cleaning and iteiialrtiiK—s eulte t'.euiied and pie»»ed for |1.50. Cadies' M n n . Worl< ® ,ven careful atten tion. Work called for and delivered. W. L. STEPHEN, Prop. Phone 1680-W. ;, 0 'Jjih 8t UPHOLSTERING furniture of ell kl.ide pholstered *nd repaired. Furniture packed for •hipping. All work guaranteed. W. T. SKINNER & CO., 121V4 Washington street. WELDING SOUTHERN WELDING CO. Phone 1332. »61 Broad Su Welders of all metals and aji kinds ol machinery breaks repaired, car bon < leaned Rom auto cylinders with oxygen. WAGON MANUFACTURER LOWREY WAGON WKB., Established 1147. Manufacturers of farm wagona, carta and trucks, especially equipped for lepdlrlng and painting. Corner Ellla und tth Bta Telephone 1309-J. Augusta, Qu. WOOD YARD BABY WOOD YABD DRY PINE AND OAK Etuvs Wood a Specialty. W'Ji'-k delivery. C. A. KING, Manager Phone 2881, (40 Fenwick. WAGON SHOP BLACKSMITH WORK and HORBEBHOEINO b. T. EUBANKS, II Centre St. WALL PAPER WALL PAPER AWNINGS T. G. BAILIE & CO. Phone 148 Tit Brosd St WAGON WORKS W» overhaul and repair wagons hussies, carta, cotton trucks, etc. Alau do horseshoeing. Your tatros* ugc will he appreciated. QUARLES WAOON WORK*. Qrcene and Poplar Sta Phone 3181.