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SIX Even Though You may Have Neither Lost Nor Pound an Article Today, You Will Do So Sooner or Later. Then Remember to Use a Herald Want Ad. Markets AUGUSTA COTTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Clos«v Geo.l ordinary Strict good ordinary' It,- Low middling 94* Strict low middling lo*j Middling loti Strict mldd l, g ini. Good middling —— Tinea, first Or- Tinge*, grcond Sti Receipts for Week. Sale*. Spin. Shlp’t. Saturday 25 00 255 Monday Tueadav _ .. Wednesday Thursday _. Friday : Total 28 *0 205 Comparative Receipts. 1312. 1911 Saturday M Bg Monday Toeadn y Wednesday , ___ Thuraday Friday Total 89 62 Stocks and Receipts. Stock In Auguata, I»I2 6,022 Stock In Auguata 1914 9,207 Rec alnce Sept I, 1913 340.409 Rer. alnce Sept 1, 1914 374,687 Augusta Daily Receipts. 1913. 1914. Auguata Southern 2 Augusta-Aiken tty. Co • Can. nf On It It 40 23 Georgia and Florida 7 25 C. and W. c Hy 24 2 A. C. L. R. R ■Wagon l3. Canal _ River Nat receipt* 39 63 Tot* 1 39 83 Port Receipts. TodHV. List Yr. Galveston 973 New Orleane 25 Middle 4 Savannah I*9 Interior Receipts. Houston 1297 Today. Last Yr. WEEK IN*FI NANCE Ntw York. Probable rxtannlon of th* Brltlah inoratorluin and re port* that (J»rmnny purposes oxtandlng lt« auapanaion of *pecl« j-avmentM for another thrf*** month* constituted th* nn)ir deprrsNlnur fraturs of the world ftrmn.'lßl situation today. Otherwise con ditions w»a*f calculated to make for In creasing confidence A little more gold In liars was with drawn for export. It was said. The money market was nominal with no ac tual changes for time or call loans. Com mercial paper wss slightly active on fur ther purt'hases hy Interior hanks. A moderate loss of «ash prob ably less than SMOO,rtO(W- Is expected to be shown by the local hanks this week. A further decrease of 1.07 from last week la shown in the local weekly hank clear ings. which fire almost -3 per cent un der the corresponding week of 1913. A prominent international hanking ; louse announced It had arranged to meet coupbn payments due September Ist. on mdlroad lionda of the aggregate value of $75,000,000 In Tarls and London. Rumors of a loan to the Hwlas Repub lic were revived, but Inquiry among bankers concerning such negotiations met Jftth gemWal denials It is known. H»#aver. that the Swiss government la continuing to apply Itself to such a pro- low Cost of Living Menu By MRS. KAY SUNDAY BREAK! AST, Chiliad Orange Jules rsi vs* Brains Baksd Potatoes Hot Biscuits Coffss DINNER Spanish Chicken Washed Potavo Macaroni and Cheess Cslsry Fruit Salad Frotan Deaaart SUPPER , Btwid Kldnaya Caka Iced Chocolate BREAKFAST Chlllod Orange Juice Alina one orange to ona oaroon Hqueeae Into until gtaasaa. add a little augar. and ahave.t lea. Calves Brain, -Waah it,« hralna and boll twenty mtmitea flung,. |„ 0 , l( j ■enUßr and ctit In small plet-es I'ut a tablespoon of butler a teaspoon -.2 mi need onion and the earn,, of ma broom OAtaup la a frying pan and whan hot add tba brain* Stir ll«htly until hrvm-n. Mot Blecult Mix two cup* of flour with a tat'lsp.H'n each of butter and lard And a heaping teaspoon of Liking pon der with milk enough to make a soft dough. Hall lightly and cut with a small biscuit rut ter DINNER. Spanish Chtekan. Out up a rhirken Covei with a tnltxur* of one-hMf cup of lamon Juice, ona cup of oitve oil, one teaspoon of minced parsley paprika nrt enit and allow It to aland three hove-*, turning often Drain, dip each piece In egg and then In l>r»ad crumb* amt fry e golden brown In olive oil. Mix ths well-beaten yolk of one rgg with one cup •it white stock ona cup of milk amt t, n small mushrotna Reaem with sal' u J paprika, cook carefully remove from the file: add ihe jutes of one lemon, and one teaspoon of chopped parsley: pour around the chicken Fruit Salad Slice one har,ana. one or ange. nnd mix with half a cup of »hved dad rtocapple Serve on lettuce with a dressing made from two tablespoon* of olive OIL one tablespoon of Isttton juice and a*H and pepper Fro see Dessert Whip on* cup of cream until thick. Add a cup of chopped nut* and half a cup of orange Juice. Turn Into a mould, cover tight, snd rack with Ice and salt lwt this stand three hour* before serving SUPPER •te—ed Kldnaya tkwk th* kldnaya In cold waetr one hour. Drain, cover with water on* hour Drain, cover wtlh small pieces, add a tablespoon of mush room catsup, th* aam* of water, a place Of butter, and boll one minute. Just be fore serving add a wine glass of aherr> And MP’i'A ao buttered toast. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m., 7f *4 meridian time, Saturday, August 22, 1914, Bin t lons of Augusta, Oa.. District.: Temperature, high and low: precipitation, Inches and hundredths; state of weather. (Augusta, clear 88 73 Allendale, clear 94 72 ‘Athens, clear 91 07 j Kateahuvg, dear 88 70 ... Dlackville, clear 90 70 I Columbia, clear H 8 71 ... I Greensboro, clear 90 89 ... | Greenwood, clear 87 70 •Mlllcn, clear 90 71 Warrenton, clear 89 7ft ... Washington, clear 88 70 ... Waynesboro, partly c’dy ..88 71 ... •Not Included I.m means. Heavy Rainfall* Bavanah Dlstrct: Albany, Oa., 1.40.; M.tdaon, Fla., 1.60. Atlanta DlstVlct: Weatpolnt, Ga., 1.20. Houston District: Bee Texas rainfall. Teaxs Rainfall. Taylor .76; IVcstlne .02; Galveston .04; Alice .14; Beevllle M\ Huntsville 1.80; Mac.9gdoches 1.62; T« niple 1.36; Waco ,22; V.ilicy Junction .60. Mlsxfhg: Aus tin. Dublin, Hondo, Longlake, Pierce, Bpu .r District Averages. Central Station- Number of stations In district District average temperature: ! high and low. Precipitation: Number of stations reporting 0.10 Inch or more; I average of stations reporting 0.10 Inch or | more {Augusta ...... ....11 89 70 l .10 i Wilmington 10 90 70 1 .60 ! Charleston 5 88 70 0 .00 Savannah 20 88 70 10 .<0 Atlanta 14 9ft 70 2 .90 Montgomery 14 90 70 1 .60 Mobile 12 94 70 8 .30 Memphis 14 9ft 72 0 .00 Vicksburg 14 92 70 4 .20 New Orleans 16 90 70 7 .50 Little Hock 17 94 72 1 .10 Houston 50 92 72 8 .80 < iklfihoma .... .. -1 98 70 2 .40 Remarks. Beat feted local showers continue to characterise the weather of the Cotton Melt, High temperature la reported from Oklahoma and seasonable temperature from the other staes. K. D. KMKill. Loral Forecaster. WEEK iTcOTTON New York, lieyond such progress as has been made In the work of evening up old contracts and In devising plani to complete that operation there ap pears to have been little change In the cotton situation during the past week so far as reflected in local circles. A large number of contracts have been running out through the trancferriil of Interest to December and changes have been proposed in the by-laws to meet condi tions created by the new cotton futures bill, which may accelerate such opera tions. No material prognss is expect i d In the elimination of the International Interest however, until after the dele gates of the llverpool Cotton Association who are to sail for N« w York tomorrow have been in conference with represen tatives of the two American exchanges. Meanwhile nothing more than a few scat tering transactions are being replied In spot cotton at irregular prices and s he general attitude of the trade is that cf awaiting developments with reference to new crop marketing, the export situation and a re-opening of the futures market. weekTSTtrade New York Dun s review today says: *‘Prompt and effective action by the government, In co-operation with lead ing representatives of American business. Is steadily making for the steady resto ration of more normal conditions In for eign trade. There Is nothing either un sound or unpromising In the domestic trade and crop situation, nil the d's turbanco now experelnced In the market being due to the Interruption of foreign commerce and the suspension of the usual* foreign exchange transactions caused by the European war. Wi.n the re-opening of our foreign trade on a lib eral scale there should he a return to full lufruuil prosperity in American busi ness “Failures this week In the United States were 346 against 247 last year; in Canada 39 against 38 Inst year.’ BURTON BLOCKS ALABAMA RIVER IMPROVEMENT Washington. -Senator Burton today blocked an attempt by Senator Hank bead to procure an Immediate appro priation to continued the Improve ment of the Big Harbor Htver In Ala bama Senator Rurton objected that It would be discriminatory to tak% th« Item upt of tljo river and hnrhor ap propriation bill ao that It might be eonaidered Immediately. Senator Nelson replied that the gov ernment would lose a quarter of a million dollar* If work on he Rig Warrior River were stopped now. Senator Bankhead gave notice he ; would make another attempt tomor j row to have the Hem passed hy unan | Ittioui consent. STOPPED IN MID-ATLANTIC. I New York. The Italian freighter It ! Piemonte, In today from Naples, re ! ported that on August 12th while In I the middle of the Atlantic she waa j slopped by the German auxiliary cruiser Kaiser Wilhelm l*er Urosse. | A whaleboat from the cruiser which I was formerly In the trana-atlantlc service of the North German IJoyd I l.tne, came along side the freighter and an officer came aboard. He care fully examined the cargo of the H I Piemonte *nd then Informed the cap ! tain that he might resume hta Jour- I ney. CHICAGO MARKETS Open. High. Low Close WHEAT— Sept .... 9!<* 99'* 97'» 99H l*eo . . . . 102\ 104 !(>*«» 140 May 1031* 111 lOS'x 110* OOIIN I Sept .... T9S ~*H l*S T9t» Itec ... 7"V* Tit* R'V OATS— j Sept .... 44 \ 453» 4494 4SS j I've .... 4T«* 471* 47V, 47T* PORK— Sept 225 Q {’to 3360 ] Jen . . « ..... 2160 2140 2155 I.AHI) Sept . . . .1007 1007 1007 3007 J ' let .. . ..1022 1012 1070 1032 Jan . . . .1042 1072 1066 1007 KIRS— Sept . . . .1275 1275 1270 1272 Oct . . . .1325 1227 3225 1227 500 BALE* New V,rK. -Cotton spot nominal; as lee I 500 bales. LIVERPOOL SPOT*. Liverpool There we* considerable I mere Inquiry lor spot cotton unlay but I the s«>s were net announced. i’rl'CS were unchanged on the twsls of 6.20,1 for middling. Uegelpta 1,474 bale#. *ll Am [ ertoeu*. . RALPH DE PALMA WINS AUTO HE Elgin, lll.—Ralph lie Palma, hard pressed by Gil Anderson, won the f'obe Cup automobile race yesterday, finishing the 305 miles In 4:05:00:1, an average of 73.fi miles an hour. An derson finished 44 seconds later, fol lowed by Mulford In 4:08:16 and Old field in 4:16:23. lie Palma won the 1913 event when his average speed was 66.8 miles an hour. His fastest lap today was 6:06, an average of 82.5 miles an hour. Only nine of the twenty-two drivers who strated finished. Spencer Wishart took the pace early and led without accident until the twenty-first lap wht-g Vie blew a tire. De Palma might have taken the lead then, but for a similar aceident. With a seemingly safe lead In the twenty sixth lap, Wlshart’s fuel tank started to leak and finally forced him from the race, Anderson had crept on the leaders and shortly after Wishart’s accident, passed De Palma. From then on I' was a driver’s race. Anderson could not gel the lead from his opponent, hut his hard drive forced De Palma into a race that lowered records for many laps. Through Bills Lading From Grain Fields Naw York.—Conferences here be tween the foreign freight traffic man agers of trunk lines anil freight di rectors of North Atlantic steamship lines developed today that the Issu ance of through bills of lading from the grain fields to Kuropean points soon would he resumed. Grain carriers refused to give other than domestic bills of lading about three weeks ago. The railroad and shipping representatives will meet again next week and If regular com merce lias by that time become as sured there will be no more difficulty about billing shipments through tD Europe. MRS. ALMAND’S PREDICAMENT. Atlanta, Ga. —If you were sitting before your fireplace listening to the rain papper on the roof and the chim ney should suddenly and silently slide through the floor and dlsapear, what would you think? That’s what happened to Mrs. A. E. Almand, 478 Capitol Avenue, while Atlanta was having Its big storm this week. When she recovered from the she found that a great trunk sewer under her home had burst and the chimney had dropped into it. It did not leave a brick In the house, but went down Intact, leaving only a hole. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Chicago* Ills. -The Veoent eccentricities of wheat carried the market higher at the opening today and for the moment buyers and sellers were pennies apart. Opening prices were from 3-8 up for May to 1 l-4o for December and in a few moments another cent was super imposed but part of this latter gain was relinquished on ensuing trade. Trade In corn was restricted. The market opened unchanged to 3-8 c net higher nnd quickly adde 3-8 to l-2c to the bulge. oats opened 8-8 to l-2c higher, and early gained art additional l-4c. Provisions were 2 1-2 to 10c up. Wheat continued strong and closed 2 1-2 to 8c net higher. Corn closed strong, 1-2 to 1 l-4c over yesterday. LIVESTOCK MARKET Chicago. Ilia.—Hogs Receipts 10,000; hulk 9*5*920; light S*sa93o; mixed 860a -935; heavy 845a930; rough 845a866; pigs 700a570 Gat tie: Receipts 400; slow. Reeves 675 a 10.60; steers 630u940; Stockers and feeders OtOaSIO; cows nnd heifers 360a -920; calves 775a10.7t. Sheep Receipts 6.000; dull; sheep 510a -610; yearlings «00a070; lamb* 65a550. Weekly Crop Movement, End ing Friday, Aug. 21, 1914. 1914. 1918. 1912 Receipts 9.914 36.103 36 791 Shipment* 10,609 43,986 38*451 Plo'k H 3.751 123,129 93,*173 l unit In St. 14.467,056 13,899.207 IS 391 089 Crop In St, 57.664 78,514 76*37$ Vl*. Supply 8,064,406 2,362,947 23.004.J06 HOURLY TEMPERATURES Degrees. * A. M 7 A. M 8 A. M 11.75 9 A M 10 a m ~.;ss 11 A. M II noon js N. Y. BANK STATEMENT New York. The statement of the aver age condition of clearing house hanks and trust companies for the week shows tluit the cash reserve decreased $5 272 - .350 leaving a deficit of $42,719,900 be low tli* legal erqulrementa. Average Condition. The statement follows: loans Increased $7,029,000, Specie Increased $8,433,000. Legal tender* Increased $1,429,000. Net deposits decreased $99,000. Circulation Increased $14,522,000 Ranks cash reserve In vault $321 564 - oco. Trust companies oaeh reserve In vault $66,610,000. * Aggregate onah reserve $3*7.596.000. 1 I**flclt cash reserve Increased $5.272,. Trust companies reserve with clearing house metier* carrying 25 per cent cash reserve $51,953,000. State Iwnk* and trust companies la Creatin' New York not Included In clear ing bouse statement: j lans and Investment! decreased $499 - Gold decreased $1 461.800 Currency and tank note* Increased $61,600 Total deposits Increase,! 12.463.400. MONiY MARKET Nwr York. Merranttlo paper I 1-I*7. Sterling exchange nominal, for cable* M'B; for tlrmamt Bar xllver SC. Kxchatvgee tll7.CS2.Ctl. lUUm'M $7.« ttMtt For the w*n»k S9SMt3,ISI; bal lanoaa for the week THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Condition Americans Improving Constantly, Says Sec’y Bryan Today Washington,—"The condition of ' Americans In Europe Is Improving ; constantly,” said Secretary Bryan to day. He added that Americans were moving toward seaports with dispatch. Fewer Americans are In Italy than at first supposed. Americans also are being transported from Switzer land across France on their way to I England. I The German situation has been re lieved by the free exit of Americans I to Rotterdam. Americans In eastern Belgium are j safe. All non-combatants are offered full protection In that part of the 1 country, where most of them have gathered. jw. c. hagen'Ts national OPEN GOLF CHAMPION Chicago,—Walter C. Hagen yester day won the national open golf cham pionship with a medal score of 290 for the 72 holes. Charles Evans was sec ond with 291. Oulmet took 298. Ha gen is a professional of Rochester, N. Y. THANK SWISS PRESIDENT. Geneva, Switzerland (via Paris). — American citizens here on behalf of themselves and their countrymen else where In Switzerland have sent a message to Arthur Hoffman, the Swiss president, thanking him for the j kindness shown them during these | difficult times. I’resident Hoffman replied that the Swiss government would do all in its power for the safety and comfort of Americans. WHAT TO SAVE IN THE HERALD’S M. & M. CONTEST For further Information, call at Contest Headquarters. 213 McCartan sU-eet or telephone 1200. LIST OF MERCHANTS WHOSE SALES SLIPS ARE GOOD FOR VOTES: M. A. Bates : Co. Stark French Dry Cleaning Co. Economy Shoe Company. Castleberry & Wilcox. Golden Bros. L. J. Schaul. Better Ice Cream Company. Geo. H. Baldowski, Jr. Maxwell Bros. O’Connor-Schweers. B. A. Dial. P. K. Tant. L. P. Speth. Panther Springs Water Company. Burdell-C'ooper Company. LIST OF PRODUCTS: Al&Ga Syrup labels. Brookfield Butter cartons Swift’s Arrow Borax Soap wrappers. Swift’s Pride Washing Powder car ton. Queen Regent Toilet Soap cartons. Piedmont, Fatima or Chesterfield cigarette coupons. Maxwell Mouse Blend Coffee labels. Maxwell House Blend Tea labels. Ring’s Elegant Flour bags. Sensation Flour bags. Block’s Cracker wrappers. Domino rice cartons. Coca-Cola Gum wrappers. Smith Bros. Alfalfa Horse and Dairy Feed bags. Chero-Cola crowns. Swift’s Jewel Shortening cans. Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard guarantee labels. Swift's Premium Ham wrappers. Swift's Premium Bacon wrappers. Libby's Rose Dale Peach labels. Libby’s Happy Vale Peach labels. Or any other labels from Libby’s products Dolly Madison Talcum powder. Ideal Peroxide Face cream. Stones YVrapped Cake wrappers. Ctnco Cigar box top. Santaello Cigar box top. C. H. S. box top. TTeferencia Cigar box top. Optimo Cigar box top. Tadema Cigar box top. These cigar box tops must be stamp ed Burdell-Cooper Tobacco Co. FUNERAL NOTICES GANTFH-DIKD AT HER HOME 421 Rjfiwfok street, August 21st, 1914, MI9S IDBLLE A. GANTER. Funeral serv ice* (Yom St. Patrick's Church TO MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON at 4:80 o’clock. Interment City Cemetery. A 23 LEGAL NOTICES. STATE OF GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY Personally appeared Sam F. Oarltng ton. who on oath says that in the Pri mary election held August 19thu 1914 he, as a candidate for the House of Repre sentatives. expended the sum $43 96 as follow*: | Entrance fee .‘...155100 Announcement, published in Her ald. $ times 2.75 Announcement, published tn Chron icle, 4 times 5.08 In Labor publication $ 00 Car fav# . * 4S - S8 That no part of said aum was contrib uted by any person, firm or corporation, but cam# from his Individual funds HAM F. OARLINTON. Sworn to and subscribed before me thi# Hat day of August. 1914. E. S. JOHNSON, Notary Public Richmond Co.. Ga. A23 Willie May Robinson vs W S Rob inson—Libel for Divorce, Richmond Su perior Court, September Term. 1914. The Defendant In the above stated case w. S. Robinson, la hereby re quire,!. In person, or by ntornev, to be and appear *t the next term of Richmond Superior Court, to be held In and for aald County, on the sr,l Monday In Sep tember. 1914. then and there to answer Plaintiff In her action for divorce, at In default of such appearance, the Court wt'l proceed thereon aa to justice may appeartaln. Witness th* Honorable H. C. Ham -1 m„nd. Judge of said Court. IThta 22nd day of August, 1914. DANIEL KERR. Clerk of Court. PAUL T. CHANCE. FaUltouara’ Attorney. A2l it 9 I I For Rent FOR RENT—Apartment. 1 FOR RENT: SIX-ROOM APARTMENT, gas,' electric lights and all modern con veniences. 1222 Greene street. W. J. Townsend, 1220 Greene street. A 22 FOR RENT—Rooms. FOR RENT: IN PRIVATE FAMILY, 2 nicely furnished bedrooms with or without board, or will arrange for light housekeeping. All conveniences. Apply 1242 Broad street. A 22 WANTED: YOU TO SAVE ONE-HALF your ice bill, so buy a paricloth Ice blanket, 10c, lasts all summer. Dell* quest’s. 213-216 7th street. ts FOR RENT: TWO OR~~THREE DESIR able rooms, one front, suitable for light housekeeping. All conveniences with use of phone. Apply 409 Ellis street. Phone 1006-W. A 23 WANTED: GENTLEMAN OR COUPLE for nicely furnished room, with board or without, in ittivate family. Apply 1317 Ellis street. A 24 TO RENT, TO GENTLEMEN: TWO well furnished, one front and one back room, privilege of bath, hot and cold watfT; private home; price, $8 and $7. Apply 410 Broad street. A2B FOR RENT—ReaI Estate. FOR RENT: DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, No. 950 Reynolds street, 6 rooms, 2 large halls, electric lights and gas, $33 per month. Apply to Louis Sayre, May or’s office or 410 Kollock street. A 22 FOR RENT: THE HICKMAN BUlLD irig, 650-652 Broad street, three stories, fire-proof, suitable fr#r wholesale busi ness, or large department store. Apply Edelßteln & Co., 937 Broad street. Phone 707-J. A 26 FOR RENT RESIDENCE, 116 CAMP bell street, all modern conveniences. Apply 864 Broad street. Phone 617. Louis P. Speth. A 24 FOR RENT: TWO SPLENDID OF flees next to Bradstreets; corner of Broad and Mclntosh streets, floor space 15x25 feet. Each, only $8.50 per month. Call on B. B. McCowen, same building. a 23 FOR RENT: 925 McINTOBH, ON CAR line, Ist floor, 3 rooms, pantry, stove-room, kitchen, large front and back porch; 2nd floor, 4 rooms and bath; 3rd floor, 3 finished attic rooms; large yard and outbuildings; specially suited for room or boarding house. Jno. J. Cohen. A 22 FOR RENT: DESIRARLE STORE, 470 Broad street, fixtures for grocery store or fruit stand, rent reasonable; posses sion Oct Ist. W. L. Jones, 215 Ellis street. Phone 2698-J. A 23 WANTED: TO RENT STORE NO. ~3D4 Jackson street, next to Delanev’s bar room, from Oct. Ist. Apply Alexander & Steiner. sat sun mon FOR RENT: 854 BROAhTSTREEtT’foR offices, lodge rooms or dwelling. Price $50.00 per month. Apply Hackett & Bell. FOR RENT—FIat ~ FOR RENT: FOUR-ROOM FLAT SUlT able for offices or business, over Dill's Shoe Store; also two large room flat and bath for light housekeeping on Broad street. One fi-room cottage. North Augus ta. Phone 75-J. A 24 FOR RENT: ONE FLAT OF THREE rooms, all with grates and closets, hath and gas: all rooms open to fresit air. Desirable location. Apply 1U35 Broad. A 22 THE LOST OPPORTUNITY —TO SAVE. The woman who these day* neglects to read Herald adver tisements misses many opportuni ties to save money. Often after she has made a pur chase she will discover that the same thing was advertised that very day, by some progressive merchant, at a great discount. These are the days when you should watch the ads—it’s the one sure way to reduce the high cost of living. There is scarcely a thing among personal or household needs that is not being advertised this month. But unless you read the adver tisements daily you may miss just what you desire most to see. Read Herald advertisements to day and every day. Cost of Want Ads in the Herald 25 words or less: 1 time 25 cents. 3 times 50 cents. 7 times SI.OO. No charge for Swappers’ Ads. 5 cents for each reply received. Discontinuance of advertising must be In writing It will not be accepted by phone. This protects your Interests as well as ours. IF YOU CAN'T BRING OR SEND YOUR WANT AD, PHONE 276 AND 297. Courteous operators, thoroughly fa miliar with rates, rules and classifica tions. will give you complete Informa tion. And If you wiah. they will assist you In wording your want ad to make It moat effective. Accounts opened f.w ads hy telephone to accommodate you If your name Is In the telephone directory. Other want ads taken by telephone are to be paid for Immediately upon publication bill to be presented by mall or solicitor the same day printed. EVERY HOME HAS USE FOR HERALD WANT ADS. DETECTIVES. DIVORCE CASE*. Ill‘Sl ness and private Investigations, suspect ed persons watched; consult us; our ad vice Is free. Open dnv and night. Call or write. Offices, Hartson building, Broad street. A 24 PERSONAL. DETECTIVES. WHEN VOX’ NEED UE ltable evidence consult Day’s lkstec ttvea. Expert secret service operatives for all businesses. Always open, easy payments aft-ranged. Offices. Harlson building. Broad street. A.’t PERSONAL. DETECTIVES. DON’T MISJI'DGB others. Day’s detectves wll get you facta Consultations free. Fee* cm be ar ranged to suit all classes. Offices, Hart rm Building, Broad SL, Auguata A2l LOST_A N DFOUN D. LOST ARTICLES SOMETIMES are never found; often they are stolen with no chance of recov ery, but when picked up by hon est persons they will get back to the owner if advertised in this column. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN: ONE bay mare mule, weighing: about 850 pounds. Reward offered. Phone 3155. A 23 For Sale FOR SALE—ReaI Estate. FOR SALE: M'NAIR PLACE. NEAR Blythe, Ga., 576 acres, for $2,500.00. J. F. Watson, Thomson, Ga. A 23 AM LEAVING TOWN AND WANT TO sell my home rght away; it is a 5- room bungalow, located lust a short block from Walton Way; will sell cheap with a very small cash payment. Ad dress J. G. P., care Herald. A2B MONEY TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE. Augusta Real Estate Co., 833 Broad SL Jlßtfc A LOT IN NORTH AUGUSTA AT $lO per month, no taxes, will pay you a large profit. A lot in MELROSE PARK or BELVEDERE at $5 per month will pay you 200 per cent. Others are saving, why not you? L. A. Dorr, Terminal building. sat sun mon FOR SALE: COZY AND ARTISTIC bungalow on Anthony Road, The Hill, faces east, lot 100x150, high elevation, fine view, attractive grounds; reasonable pvice and liberal terms. Address Real Estate and Insurance, care Herald. A 24 I WANT TO SELL MY HOME RIGHT away and the fellow who acts quick can pick up the greatest bargain ever put on the Augusta market. The house has 6 rooms, halls, bath, piazzas, gas, electric lights and outhouses. Will sell house and lot and vacant lot adjoining for $2,300. A better bargain can’t be found. Apply at Premises, 916 Moore avenue, one door from Walton Way. A 27 % FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. for SALE: ONE LARGE ICE BOX, almost new, cost $30.00, but will sell for $15.00. Apply John Cuming, 215 Marbury street. A 22 FOR SALE: LOT OF DAMAGED CORN, on ear. Apply 442 Calhoun street. Phone 3105-J. A 23 FOR SALE: IN ONE LOT, AT ONCE— poultry and lumber, household furni ture. growing corn; a bargain. Call or phone 6926-W. A2B FOR SALE—Farm Land 80ft ACRES. 7 MILES FROM ALLEN daIe. 2H miles from Cohen’s Bluff, on the Savanah river. $9.00 per acre, on the Barnwell road. It has 12 houses, three rooms each. Richmond Realty Co., 420 Jackson street. Phone 2262. sat sun mon FOR SALE: FARM ON MIL LEDGE* ville road, near city, just the place for dairy or chicken ranch, stream running through place, stock, wagon and farm tools included. Address Bargain, care Herald. A 24 Wanted WANTED SITUATION—NIaie. WANTED: YOUNG COLORED MAN, 25 years of age, wants position as fire man; good character. Address R. N. Batey, No. 1660 Savannah Rd., Augusta, Ga. a 24 WA NT ED: POSITION BY COLLEGE graduate, willing to do any kind of work. Address A. B. C., care Herald. WANTED—Salesman. WANTED: RELIABLE PARTY WHO can furnish bond to sell direct to con sumer, teas, coffees, etc,., and establish routes. liberal commissions to agent and large prize inducements to consum er. No capital needed. Grand Union Tea Co., Savanah. Ga. A 22 WANTED—Miscellaneous. WANTED: TO LET THE GOOD 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. WANTED HELP—MaIe. ARMY OF U. S. WANTED: UNMAR ried men age 18 to 35. Information Recruiting Offices. Post Office Bldgs. Montgomery, Ala., Rome, Augusta, Co lumbus, Ga., 1927 Second Ave.. Birm ingham, Ala., 411 Cherry St., Macon, and Broad and Marietta. At’anta. Ga. WANTED: MEN TO LEARN THE barber trade. We prepare you in few weeks. Can earn while you learn. Tools given. Jobs waiting. Big demand for our barbers at surprising wages. "Write to day, Moler Barber College, Atlanta, Ga. A 27 WANTED—deaf Estate WANTED: SOME SMAI.L HOUSES. I wish to buy from owi er some small houses. Must show good Investment Ad dress Realize, care Herald. A 23 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYT ATTENTION, REAL ESTATE MENI THIS IS THE SEASON OF THE YEAR when people are looking for new homes, renting, buying and selling. List your property In The Herald’s WANT Column. Rhone 297 and man IS AT YOUR SERVICE. One trial will con vince you that Classified Advertising pays both you and the consumer. A 22 TRUNK HOSPITAL. OUR TRUNK DOCTORS CAN PUT your old disabled Trunk or grip In first-class condition. A new slat, lock, clamp, etc., end It's In condition "or years' of service. Augusta Trunk Fac tory. 735 Broad, opposite Monument. mitf SMALT. PAID-IN Cd«H INVESTMENT of from S2AO.(K. to $1,000.00, guaranteed 29 per cent, dividends Strong company of leading business men in contrail Mall your name and address to P. O. Hot 294 end a representative will cal. and explain m'ly. TRUNK HOSPITAL. OUR TRUNK DOCTORS CAN PUT your old disabled trunk or grip In first-class condition. A new slat, lock, clamp, etc., and It’s In condition for years' of service. Augusta Trunk Fac tory. 735 Broad, opposite Monument. __ —. ts SATURDAY, AUGUST 22. FRESH MEAT AND GROCERIES. HOME-CURED CORN BEEF TWICE A week. Wm. Boyle & Son. sat sun mon MEAT MARKET. REAL BARGAINS IN FRESH MEAT for cash, at M. T. Hair's Market, 6th and Phils streets. Phone 842. sat sun moil BARGAINS. BIG BARGAINS ON LACE CURTAINS as low as 9Sc. Croft & O’Connor, 1131 Broad street. Phone 2661. sat sun mon FOR SALE: ROLLER TOP DESK.; flat top desk, typewriter desk, type writers, adding machines, d'etaphones and other office equipment new and second-hand, bought sold, rented or ex changed. Augusta Typewriter Exchange, 408 Leonard Bldg. Phone 2C05. sr.t suu mon furniture; EVERYTHING IN HOUSE FURNISH ings at remarkably low prices. Peoples Furniture Co., 1019 9th street. The raw store owned and operated by colored people sat sun mon GARDEN HoTeT ; NEVER-LEAK MOULDED RUBBER. the very best quality at the same prio* as ordinary brands and 15e pe foot. The Henry Hutt Co., Oil Broad street. sat sun mon FORD REPAPIRING. FORD REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Complete stock of accessories. Let us cut your machine Into a Roadster. IV< cover floor boards alluminum. Phone 3342. Union Garage. 563 Broadway. sat sun mon GROCERIES. 7 BEFORE ORDERING YOUR GROCE rles call 2174 for our prices. We can save you money. Everything fresh. FYee delivery anywhere. W. H. Baeby Gro. Co.. 510 Broad 3t. Phone No. 2174. sat sun mon CIGARS BE A SPORT—BOOST YOUR OWN game by smoking 1920 SEGARS— Augusta made—better each day. You get your nickel back if you want it. Dorr Cigar Factory. sat sun mon TH E EVeTrETT •MANO ONE OF THE GREAT PIANOS of the world. Also Harvard, Dayton, and Winter Player Pianos, sold In Au gusta by J. E. Stratford. 432 Jackson ■treet. sat sun mon BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLE WE SELL THE BIG WHEEL FOR DB livery purposes. Wo have on hand a few second-hand motorcycles and bicy cles, prices and terms very reasonable. Full line of supplies always on hand. Dixie Repair W T ks., 961 Broad street. Phone 2511. sat sun mon NEWEST THINGS ON THE MARKET. FURNITURE AS USED BY OLD NOAH Is not to be had at our store. But “le dernier cri” Is the only style we Care to display on our floor. Morgan & Johnson, 1208 Broad Street. sat sun mon AUTO REPAIRING. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING AND AD justing, magneto and carburetor work mv specialty. All work given my per sonal attention. Cheeseborough’s Repair Shop, 549 Broad street. Phone 1211. Bat sun mon READ + \ —these little ads today and every day—they offer many opportuni ties for saving and making money. And besides they are the news iest kind of news. Interesting? Well, read them and see. WALL PAPER. "A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY forever.” Why not beautify your home? We are headquarters for wall paper, house and sign painting. J. W. Bowick, 301 Mclntosh street. Phona 2234. sat sun mon MERCHANT TAILORS. OTTO W. MARSHALL, ESTABLISHED 1878. Having too large a stock of gent’s woolens on hand I am closing them out at very low prices, sat sun mon BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE stock of A. H. McDaniel Co., consist ing of mantels, grates, paints, brushes, etc., will sell at very low prlcea Apply to Edelsteln & Co., 937 Broad Street. Phone 707-J. sat sun mon RUBBER STAMPS—E. W. DODGE. RUBBER STAMPS, SEALS. BADGES, Stencils. Allumnium, Checks. &c. *59 Ellis street. Phone 1421. sat sun mon 4CE. 12 LBS., Be: 25 LBS.. 10; BO LBS., 20c: 100 lbs. 40c. C. O. D. Quick delivery. Wm. Kelly, 485 Calhoun street. Phona 9225-J. sat sun mon job printing! WALTON PRINTING COMPANY. GET our prices on all kinds m Commercial Printing. “'We print to please.” Phone 3547 127 Mclntosh street, rear Georgia R. R. Bank. sat sun mon COFFEES, TEAS, ETC. CALL 400 FOR FRESH ROASTED coffee. To get the real flavor buy where It Is roasted fresh every day. Marks Grocery Co., 1023 Broad street. sat sun mon TIRE~ REPAIRING. ‘ 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN TIRE and tube repairing enables us to give the best servico that can be had. All work positively guaranteed. Augusta Vulcanising Co., 882 Broad street. sat sun mon CHESAPEAKE ROYAL POUND CAKE. WANTED: LADIES TO TRY THE DEl llclous Chesapeake Cake. Quality guar anteed to be the best sold in this city. One-pound packages. A trial 's suffici ent. At all leading grocers, sat sun mo A. H. NICHOLS & BRO. MARBLE, GRANITE AND STONE Works. Manufacturers. Importers and dealers In Marble and Granite, Monu ments. Headstones and Copings. Agents for Iron fencing. Satisfaction guaran teed. 634 Washington street Te ephone 719. sat sun mon FOR SALE: CORONA TYPEWRITER. weight 6 pounds: the machine for tra veling men and home use. Augusta Typewriter Exchange. 408 Leonard Building. Phone 20ff. sat sun mon FOR S ALE: 6-PASSENGER 1912 OVETU land touring car. In good running or der, 8325. J. T. Bothwell. Phone 221- 213. sat sun mon FOR SALE: ONE STORE, ONE 8-ROOM house and 3 tenement hotlses. corner Charles and Twiggs streets Size of lot 85x180: price $4,000.00. Rents for $55 no per month. Richmond Realty Co., 420 Jackson street. sat sun mon WO R RENT T-ROOV HOURS, new] every convenience, price $30.00 per month. Star Grocery, 15th and Walton Way. eat sun mon R EPA Tr] no' ano uph ol sterTno! HAVE YOUR FURNITURE MADE new. carpets cleaned, chairs calned, upholstering and packing. Jno. Gunby, 948 EUla street. A-2 WANTED ft > T. ET THE H !R Ut OF Augusta know that the way to a man's heart Is through hi* stomach. Moral! Eat at the New York Case and ybu will win. sap sun mon