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SUNDAY, JANUARY 24.-
WANTED—Rooms
WANTED ROOMS: THREE'CONNECT
ins rooms and bath, centrally located,
for couple preferring to do light house
keeping, Must have modern conven
lences. Address P, O, Box 686. J 25
FINANCIAL
MONEY.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO CON
sider applications for loans on city ctr
Hill Improved property or for building
purposes particularly. See Jno. Jay
Cohen & Co. J 26
LOANS! LOANS! LOANS!
MONEY IN LARGE AND SMALL
amounts to lend on city property.
Eight per cent, 1, 2 or 3 years. Geo. W.
Hardwick, 305 Dyer Building.
WANTED TO BORROW ON IM
proved city property and farm lands,
$4,500.00. First-class security. Address
M. O. P,, care Terald. j 25
MONEY TO LOAN—SS,OOO.OO IN
amounts of $50.00 up, from one to
three years at 8 per cent on improved
city property. Address "Benefit,” care
Herald. J 25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
THE PASTIME SHOOTING GALLERY
will give a $5.00' gold piece to the
highest score made January 25-30. 410
9th street. Good shooters get busy! J 25
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAY'S WE
will give 25 per cent off on all electric
domes in stock. Bring this ad and save
money. Whitney-Eve Co., 1033 Broad
street. j 25
ES T A ELI S HED MANUFACTURER
wants state manager, high-class ar
ticle; should pay SIO,OOO annually. SSOO
to SI,OOO capital. Will pay expenses to
Baltimore if you are man we want. Ref
erences. Salesmanager, 514 Continental
Bldg., Baltimore, Md. J 24
WANTED: PARTNER IN WELL Es
tablished retail store. lam alone and
trade is increasing. Ljttle capital re
quired. Good proposition. Address E. M.,
care Herald. - 124
LOST
LOST: POINTER DOG (MALE), WHITE
and brown. Answers to name of Sport.
Reward for return to Maxwell Bros. 325
LOST: BLACK AND TAN HALF
hound dog. Name Buck. Mark on left
ear. Reward for return t > A. B. Cook.
R. F. D. No. 2, Augusta, Ga. 325
BUSINESS BARGAINS
FOR SALE: TO STIMULATE AND
wake things up we are offering bar
gains in lumber, singles, laths and roof
ing for a short time. Peoples Lumber &
Supply Co. Phone 339. 327
SHINGLES AND LUMBER.
CASH WILL DO WONDERS AT PEO
ples Lumber & Supply Co.’s yard In
the purchase of shingles. rough and
dressed lumber, laths, m ulding, roofing,
etc. Phone 339. 327
FLOORING AND CEILING.
WE ARE OVERLOADED ON I,UMBER,
shingles, laths, flooring, ceiling, weath
erboarding, etc., and are going to slash
prices for a few days. Peoples Lumber &
Supply Co., 6th and Watkins Sts. Phone
339. 327
MOTOR TRUCKS.
LET US SHOW NEW ONE JUST IN.
Lombard. 327
■ '■
DOG COLLARS.
LARGEST, BEST, CHEAPEST As
sortment; prices 10c, 25c, 50c up. See
us. Augusta Trunk Factory, 735 Broad,
opposite Monument. ts
‘ STOVE WOOD,
ONE DOLLAR WILL BUT A GOOD
load of mixed oak and pine wood, de
livered anywhere In the city. When mov
ing let me bid on the complete 3ob, or
will haul by the load. W. T. Cloud.
Phone 2125-J. 328
SHOE REPAIRING.
Meet whole sole SI.OO
Men's whole sole and cat paw rub
ber heel ..$1.35
Men’s whole sole and O'Sullivan’s
rubber heel $1.50
Men’s whole rubber soles SI.OO
Men’s half sole, sewed 75
Men’s half sole sewed and rubber
heel SI.OO
Men’s tack sole.j. 50
Ladies’ sewed sole .50
Ladles' sowed sole leather heel.. .. .65
Ladies’ tack sole 40
Children’s half sole 25c to 40c
Rubber heels 25c, 35c and 45c
ALEX RAE.
Phone 323 236 9th St.
. J 27
FOR $15.00 WE SELL YOU ONE PAIR
pants and give you one suit extra,
free, all tr)ade-to-measure. English
Woolen Mills, 662 Broad street. 325
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY^
FOR THJ3 NEXT TEN DAYS WE
will give 25 per cent off on all elec
tro'lers In stock. Bring this ad and
save money. Whitney-Eve Co., 1033
Broad street. 325
DUBLIN PRESSING CLUB
DOES THE BEST WORK IN THE
city. Ail new members 3oining In the
next ten days get six suits pressed this
month. 716 Campbell street. Phone
3275-W. 325
WEATHER STRIPS, PAINTS, OILS
and glass I have a full stock. A.
H. McDaniel, 431 Jackson street. 325
FOR SALE: VERY LARGE PLATE
glass mirror and frame for birber
shop, soft drink stand or restaurant,
perfect condition; cheap for cash. F J,
Bollnger, 1101 Broad. '325
~ WATCHMAKING.
Tins IS TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
and former patrons that I am again
working at my trade, watchmaking, and
I solicit their difficult watch work. Jules
Oodln, watchmaker and Jeweler, 956
Broad St. _ J 26
WALL PAPER.
W A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOT
forever.” Why not beautify your
home? Vs «r# headquarters far wall
paper, house and sign palnttnr J. W.
Bowlck, 301 Mclntosh street. Phone
2284. sat.eun.mon
“ “'SAVE MONEY.
$40.00 MADE-TO-ORDER SUITS FOR
ten davs only, SIB.OO cash. All other
prices marked down. Bring this ad and
save money. W’« press all clothes you
buy free. Kunnemnn Tailoring Co., 414
ttn street. __ 12*
CABINET PICTURES.
REGULAR PRICE, SIX FOR $2 60, FOR
ten days, special price. $1.50. Bring
tbi, „d and save a dollar. Novelty Stu
tm, Bnmt L *»•
... The Herald Store “Ads” Are a Daily “Lesson in Buying” ...
BUSINESS BARGAINS
PAPERHANGING.
R. M. WATKINS, AT 307 WASHING
ton street, experienced paperhanger.
Artistic work done on short notice.
Phone 3243-J. j3O
BRICK! IRICK! BRICK!
GOING! GOING! GOING!
BETTER GET Y'OURS NOW. SOLD
over forty thousand last week. Price
right. Delivery right. On cars or wagons.
See Morrison, Satisfactory Contractor,
102 9th street. Phone 2475. j3O
BUSINESS NOTICES
W. I. WILSON, SR., AND
JOHN GOODING WILSON
NOW CONSTITUTE THE FIRM OF W.
I. Wilson & Son, Funeral Directors.
This firm is provided w r ith Automobile
Hearse and nice Automobiles appropriate
for funeral work, and without any
change In price from those heretofore
paid for funeral service. , J 25
FOR HIGH GRADE PHOTOGRAPHS
AT REASONABLE PRICES, HAND
some''Parlors, with music every hour,
go to Sale's Studio, Dyer Building, Au
gusta, Ga. $4J25
BUSY BEE RESTAURANT.
BEST 25c DINNER ON BROAD ST.
Twenty good meals, $4.00. 657 Broad
street. . j 25
HOUSE WIRING
IS OUR SPECIALTY'. WE KNOW OUR
business. Can save you money on fix
tures. Augusta Electric Supply Co., 811
Broad street. Phone 151. J 25
JOHN C. RAE, SHOEMAKER.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
done. Work called for and delivered.
John C. Rae, Shoemaker. 216 Seventh
St., Augusta. Ga. Phone 2946-J. J 25
HOUSE ROLLING AND RAISING, -
ALSO BUILDING DONE AT HARD
time prices. Contracts for large or
small Jobs solicited. Phon ISI7-J, or see
R. E. Skinner, 641 Crawford Ave. J 25
MY SHINGLE IS OUT AT No 5
Union Savings Bank, bidding for any
thing In strictly high-class tailoring. A.
H. Miegel. J 25
FEATHER PILLOWS DISINFECTED
and dry cleaned like new, (feathers not
removed from tick), 50c and up. Augusta
French Dry Cleaning Co., Cor. Greene
and Bth Streets, Fones 3551-3552. W D T
B. J 25
KELLY’S CAFE.,
NEAR-BEER DEALER. CtTLD BOT
tled beer delivered to any part city.
Budweiser, Schlitz, Blue Ribbon, Belle
of Georgia, ice cold, $1.50 per dozen.
Belle of Georgia, per dozen, SI.OO. J 25
OSBORNE’S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Dyer Building.
NEW YEAR OPENING UP FINELY.
No dull times here: getting ready for
the greatest rush the South ever
knew. NOW is your time. Call 671. J 25
BROADWAY BARBER SHOP,
1126V4 BROAD STREET. LATEST SAN
itary equipment. Three barbers —no
waiting. Your patronage ’ will be appre
ciated and the best attention Is guaran
teed. 325
EXPERT PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
DICTATION OF ALL KINDS AT ANY
time or place. Mrs. Anna R. ICell,
Room 401, Dyer Building 325
FRESH BREAD AND CAKES EVERY
day; fancy groceries; guaranteed coun
try eggs, 35c dozen. Mrs. J. H. Roberts,
Cor. Jackson and Gwinnett. 325
LOTS WANTED AT BELVEDERE.
TWO ADJOINING LOTS—SEND DE
scriptlon and lowest price. Unless price
is low don’t answer this ad. E. T. W.,
Box 638, Augusta, Ga- sat.sun.mor,
PRACTICAL PAINTER,
H. HILL, 716 CAMPBELL STREET.
Will do your work better and cheaper
than anyone else In town. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Large or small contracts.
Phono 3275-W. 325
SLIP-COVERS MADE FOR UPHOL
stered furniture. See the best sam
ples. Jog. Keller, Upholsterer, 450 Broad
street. 325
I REPAIR ANYTHING MADE OF
leather except shoes. S. E. M rston,
Cor. Ellis and Mclnlosh. 326
' Charlie McLaughlin.
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AND
dyed, French Dry Cleaning a specialty.
Ladies’ suits and skirts. Hats cleaned
and blocked. Call phone 2735. Cor. Jack-
Bon and Calhoun street. 325
HORSESHOEING.
THE ONLY EXPERIENCED WHITE
man personally doing scientific horse
shoeing In Augusta. J. H. Crumpton, at
Palace Stable, (Oatts' old stand), 630
Ellis street. 325
OSBORNE’S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Dyer Building.
NEW YEAR OPENING UP FINELY.
No dull times here: getting ready for
the. greatest rush the South ever knew.
NOW is your time. Call 671. 325
* " REMOVAL NOTIC B.
MRS. MONA DURMONI), CLAIRVOY
ant and Spirit Medium, has removed
her office to 814 Greene street, near
Jackson. 328
WM. GOLDEN IS CENTRALLY Lo
cated at 745 Telfair, opposite St. Pat
rick’s Church. First-glass hand-work on
ladles’ and gentlemen’s shoes. Rubber
heels a specialty. Phone 2760. J 25
JOEfT “"CHEAP GROCERY STORE.
Sack good flour, 96c; fresh bacon, 14c
lh.; picnic hams, 15c lb.; two large cans
apples, 15c; six pounds flour 25c. 325
CLUB RATES.
ONE SUIT WEEK, SI.OO. TWO SUITS
week. $1.50. R. O. Williford, The Au
gusta Tailor, Sanitary Cleaning and
Pressing. wiAk guaranteed. 428 Jack
son street. Phone 3366. J 25
Wauling "of all kinds propmtiTy
done Baggage and furniture moving
a specialty. Phono 49-W; residence 917
11th St. A. S. Tones. J 25
GLASS! RL'tSS! GLASS!
PHONE YOUR WANTS FOR WINDOW
glass, plate glass and windshield
glass to 16. A. H. McDaniel, 434 Jack
son street. 335
CASH MARKET.—EAT MORE MEAT.
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT, CHEAP
for cash. Chlttllngs, tripe, hogshe;Pl
cheeses and liver pudding; best sausage
In town. Mbk Station—Pure cream,
sweet and buttermilk. Phone 2064-J. We
receive transfer orders here. Eatmor
bread, cakes end pies. W. M. Royal
Mascot Butcher, 1303 Twiggs street. 325
DR~w~j7~g R kEN e7~s u ug EON ” DEN T
-Ist. Crowns and bridge work a spec
ialty; gas administered. Office hours: t
a. rn. to 6 p. m. Phone 3067 . 909 Tel
fair St., Augusts, Ga., near Union Sta
tion. 32$
ROBERT WILLIAMS’ STORE.
MOST EVERYTHING —FRESH MEATS,
fresh bread, fruits groceries, lanterns,
Buttercup snuff, tinware, glassware,
plow points and wings, 1765 Mllledgo
... Hi
BUSINESS NOTICES
JOB PRINTING.
THE PEERLESS PRINTING CO., 957
Broad street, wants that job. Bring
it to us, or phone 2566 and we will do
the rest. Peerless Printing Co. J 25
PERSONAL.
WIDOW 39, WORTH $50,000, WOULD
marry. Confidential. B-Box 35, League,
Toledo, Ohio. J 24
IF YOU WISH TO MARRY, REGISTER
with us. Ust and descriptions o'' well
to-do members furnished free Strictly
confidential. Ideal Correspondence Co.,
624 Hobart St.. Oakland. Cal. J24.J1
REMOVAL NOTICE.
C. A. Plcquet has removed law office
to 806 Chronicle Building. f#
MEAT MARKET.
EASTERLING BROS., TWO MAR
kets—476 and 1148 Broa '. Established 22
years. All that's best In meats; fish and
oysters; poultry and eggs; tve've got It.
The other kind we don't handle. Our
trade won’t have it. They want the
best and they get it here. Phone 58-500-
501 for immediate attention. J 23
A GRAND EXCURSION FROM YOUR
home to New York Case, "The Res
taurant With a Reputation"—for cleanli
ness and service. Where? Ask any
body. J 25
DeWITT & CLARY WISH TO AN
nounce that they have combined their
two shops into one at 805 15th street,
near Walton Way. Four barbers—no
waiting: Y'our patronage solicited. .125
THE BEST RESULTS IN PICTURE
framing to lie had. at Harper Bros'.
Art Store. The Picture Framers, 426
Jackson street, opposite A. & A. Sta
tion. J 25
HOT LUNCHES, SANDWICHES;' REG
ular meals at all hours; hot coffee,
hot soup; anything you want, any time.
Mary Fields, 1309 Twiggs street. J 25
WM. L. JONES’ FISH MARKET.
OYSTERS AND FISH OF ALL KINDS
delivered to any part of city. Phone
1701-J. Corner Twiggs and Campbell. J 25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To All Users of Chalmers' Gelatine:
We are now packing in each package
of gelatine a united profit-sharing cou
pon, valued at two and one-half cou
pons. The gelatine now on this mar
ket has no coupons in the package.
Send us Jas. Chalmers' Sons signaturo
from the box of Shredded Gelatine or
the box end reading “Chalmers' Granu
lated Gelatine" from the package of
Graulated and we will send coupons for
each signature or end. We will he glad
;o also mail you a catalogue of premiums
upon your request to do so. H. P. TAY'-
T,OR, Jr., selling Agent, 18 South Four
teenth St.. Richmond. Va. eod,A22
Swappers’ Column.
SEND IN YOUR SWAPS. There’s no
charge for Insertions. You pay 5
cents for each answer. Have you
anything you want to Swap or Ex
change? Let the other fellow know.
Augusta Is full of active, energetic,
eager Swappers who will be glad to
make your acquaintance through the
Swappers’ Column.
Business is booming with the shrewd
swappers of Augusta. Are you Inter
ested In swapping anything? Try your
hand. It costs nothing to answer a
swap tn The Herald.
If you want to offer a swap, send It
In. No charge for Insertion. Replies
to your swaps cost you 5 cents each
when delivered. Make a swap tomor
row. Do some business.
WILT, SWAP: A BRAND NEW CAR
riage for a gtod milk cow or some
thing of equal value. Address Richard
son, Swappers’ Column, care Herald. 324
WILT EXCHANGE: HANDSOME co
lonial mantel mil-row for gentleman’s
chlffcrobe, porch furniture. Address Co
lonial, care Herald. 324
WILL EXCHANGE A BABY CLOTHES
washer (cost $5.00), for one book pur
ple or brown stamps. Add. ass Washer,
Swappers’ Column, case Herald. 324
WILL SWAP: 'MAGNETIC JUNIOR
oak No. 13 heating stove for groceries
or anything I can use to the value of
$4.00. Address Magnetic, Swappers’ Col
umn, care Herald. 324
I HAVE A COUPLE OF VACANT LOTS
In the town of Cecil, Oa., will swap
for anything thßt I can realize SSO on.
Address Lot*, Swappers’ Column, care
Herald. 324
a'fEN TO KEEP BABY CLOSED IN;
large enough to give n child room to
play In and walk around but will keep
out of mischief. Will swap for groceries
or anything worth $1.50. Address F. M..
Swapyrt’s' Column, care Herald. 325
WILL' EXCHANGE: LARGE GOOD
combination saddle and buggv horse,
also buggy and harness, for an automo
bile. Address Automobile, Swappers’
Column, care Herald. 325
WILL SWAP: ONE REFRIGERATOR,
In good condition. Ice capacity 30
pounds, for groceries. Address Refrigera
tor, Swappers’ Column, care Herald. J2B
WOULD LIKE TO SWAP: ANYTHING
I have for a good second-hand go-cart,
equal value. Will also swap purple of
brown stamps for AVbuckle signatures,
Horsford’s red labels, or the letter F
■from ’’Snowflake” flour, or the Pbik
tickets from Obellsh or Table Talk flour
also have about 100 Octagon soap arid 5(1
Patmore coupons, will swap for signa
tures, labels or pink tickets Address
"Snowflake," Swappers’ Column, cars
Herald. 326
WANTED TO IWAP: SECOND-HAND
Smith Premier for second-hand Corona
typewriter and pay some difference Ad
dress Smith-Premier, Swappers’ Column,
care Herald* J2B
W ILL EXCHANGE' FIRST-CLASS
horse, eight years old, and good rub
ber tire buggy In first-class condition,
for an automobile. Address McCm-rnlck,
Swnppers’ Column, rare Herald. 326
WILL SWAP: “ ONE WHITE ENAmT
eed Iron bed with spring, been In use
only a short time, for groceries Adless
Iron Bed, Swappers Column, care Her
ald. 326
WILL TRADE FOR GOOD COW: ONE
good two-horse wagon; one good one
horse wagon; one disc Jiarrow, ns good
as new four cutting boxes for cutting
feed; 50 to 100 cords 4-foot pine wood.
Address Cow, Hwsppera’ Column, corn
Herald. J 26
CHICKENS TO BWAP: ONE ROOSTER
and two hens, pure bred 8. C. White
f/eghorns, hntrhed last May. will swap
for one 24-lh. sack sugar and one %-
sack Merry Widow flour. Address J. VV.
I)., Swappers’ Column, care Herald. J 27
FUNERAL NOTICE
DIED— JANUARY 22ND, Ist,s, AT HIS
!*te residence, 203 Broad Bt.. In the
85th year of hi* age, MR, JNO, J
BRRDENBKRO. Kuncrel service* from
St Matthew’s Lutheran Church THIS
AFTERNOON at 3:30 o'clock. Inter
met-4 City Cametery. 324
CHE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
At the league meeting which takes
place in Savannah Monday a repre
sentative from each ball club In the
circuit will turn In his annual re
port; the last statement of the year
before the opening of the 1915 season
of the South Atlantic League.
The schedule compiled by George
Stallings, recently, will ho gone over,
or rather each representative will he
given the privilege of seeing it. The
schedule of last season was a very In
adequate one a.id It Is hoped that the
one of this season will prove fair to
each club In the circuit. There Is not
much to worry on this score, however,
lor George Hatlllngs evidently knows
his business when It comes to draft
ing one.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCE
MENTS
FIRBT WARD ANNOUNCEMENT.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY CANDl
dacy for Council to represent the First
Ward, subject to the rules und regu
lations of the White Primary.
330 THOMAS E. VEUDERY.
AT THE REQUEST OF FRIENDS I
hereby announce myself a candidale for
council from the Second Ward, subject
to the white primary. Respectfully,
If M. H 11. DUVALL.
AT THE REQUEST OF FRIENDS 1
announce myself for Council for Third
Ward, subject to the White Primary.
J19.30,31,23,28;5un*,tf JAMES B. PAGUB,
i” ANNOUNCE MYSELF CANDIDATE
for Council, Sixth Ward, subject to
White Primary.
(Signed.) RALPH B. WILLIS.
317,24.31,17
SPECIAL NOTICES
OEUTSCHEN BCHUET2EN CLUB.
ALL MEM BEKS ARE HEREBY Re
quested to attend the funeral of J. I.
Brederiberg today (Sunday), at 3:80
P. m., at St. Matthew’s Lutheran
Church, By order of the President.
324 JNO. E ECKHOFF, Bcc'y,
PROPOSAL FOR REMOVAL OP
BUILD4NQ AT 761 REYNOLDS.
SEALED FROPOHALH ADDRESSED
to Architect O. Lloyd Preacher, Chron
icle Building, Augusta, Ga,, will he re
ceived until 12 o’clock noon, Thurs
day, Jan, 28th, 1916, for the removal
nt a two-story frame building desig
nated ns Number 751 Reynolds street,
from the site. All material except fix
tures, etc., belonging to tenants, shall
become the property of the successful
bidder, who will move all a*ay from
site as rapidly us possible after pos
session has been given. The right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids sub
mitted. (Signed.)
CEN’I RAL REAL ESTATE * WARE
HOUSE CO,, car# Alexander-Good-
Win-Duvall Co. $24,11
SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE
Herald Want Ads Will Sell Any Real Estate
That is Priced Right—But You Must Give
Them a Fair Chance.
To expect to sell real estate amounting In
value to several thousands of dollars simply through a few
publications of a 5 or 10-line classified advertisement is not
a reasonable expectation—even if it does sometimes prove
true.
The most conservative advertisers among
merchants plan to spend from ,1 to 4 per cent of their gross
receipts for advertising. Some spend much more.
But how many advertisers of real estate
really spend so much?
If the property offered is to be sold for
$5,000, how often is an expenditure of $l5O made for news
paper publicity? Yet that would be but 3 per cent of the
selling price of the property offered for sale.
And to sell real estate at a cost of 3 per
cent for finding your buyer would be a pretty good business
policy—wouldn’t it?
Of course, basing your campaign on the 3
per cent appropriation does not mean that all of this may be
needed—for, often, the first insertion of your advertisement
will bring your result.
The important thing is to use space large
enough to present your story fully—to tell all facts and de
tails about your property. And if one telling is not enough,
your plans should provide for “hammering away” until your
result is reached. And, very often, the result will come be
fore you have spent even 1 per cent of your selling price.
Every day is a good real estate day in Au
gusta Herald want ads. You can be certain that every man
in Augusta who is really wanting to buy will be watching
Herald want ads every issue.
IN THE LOCAL STOVE LEAGUE
President Kalbflelsch, of the local
association, will represent the "Corn
backs” and will leave Augusta this
afternoon for the home of the Llpe
men. At a recent meeting, or ralher
meetings, the stockholders of the ag
gregation here, met at the offices of
the president of the chili and hod a
heart-to-heart talk together, and the
outcome of the llttl« gathering was
that Mr. Kalbflelsch goes to Havan
nah thoroughly armed with a clear
understanding of the situation, as It
concerns the Augusta club. There
fore, as far as the Augusta report
goes, to the league officials. It’s all
O. K.
When Manager Dudley was engag
ed by the Augusta club all the players
under contract, the ones that are due
to report back here, were given In
charge of him. Dud. was Instructed
to take these names and add, as many
to them as ho wanted—just so he hod
a winning bunch to report here for
the spring practice.
From the little news that could be
gleaned In regards to Imdley's efforts
along the lines of gathering together
a bunch of “winners,” It Is found that
ho Is proving successful.
The Hportlng Editor forwarded yes
terday afternoon, a letter to the Au
gusta pilot to-be, asking him to send
Automobile
Painting
Let us paint your Car
now at War prices.
First class work.
Let us see your car and
give you our price.
Also expert repairing
of Fords, Muxwells, etc.
Second hand cars $75 up
Speth Garage
930 Edit St. Phone 2137
a list of the players whom ho has al
ready contracted with to report to
Augusta for the official try-out, which
will take place her* about the latter
part of May. The full list of players
that will he given a chance to play
with the local team this season will
be published In next Holiday's Herald.
It is understood that Dudley has
gathered together a bunch of players
that will certainly prove a "winning”
bunch. However, this remains to be
seen. Nevertheless, It Is hoped that
ho has. It Is also understood that he
has the future team completed, or at
least very near It.
Borne might say that this “stove
league” stuff, dealing on what’s to be
done base!,ally, here this season, Is a
little premature, hut then It’s just a
little over two months before a real
sure-enough South Atlantic League
game will he staged In Augusta.
The first game will he played here
nemewhero about the flth of April.
THE WEATHER
Forces at.
Washington, D. C. - Georgia: Rain or
Snow In west and north, rain In south
east Sunday, colder with a rold wave
In northwest and at. night In east and
south; Monday partly cloudy.
Month Carolina: Rain Sunday, possi
bly snow In northwest, colder with n
cold wave at night; Monday probably
fair.
Tourist
Attention
If you want to enjoy a
good ride, in a good auto
mobile, with a good driv
er, phone 2137.
One 7 passenger Packard,
One 5 passenger Stevens,
One 5 passenger Cadilac,
By Hour, Day or Week.
Prices Reasonable.
Speth Garage
930 Ellis St. Phone 2137
ROOF LEAK?
Hnve your work done by experi
enced tinners. AJI work given per
sonal attention. My prices are
right
E. A. DEMORE.
Phone 2031. 523 Broad St.
AUGUSTA SHOE
REPAIRING.
Have your shoes repaired at these
prices:
Men’s Wide Bottoms,
sewed *IOO
Men’s Half Soles, sewed and
Rubber Heels *IOO
Men’s Half Soles, sewed .. 75U
Men’s Half Solos, nailed .. 5(jC
Ladles’ Half Soles, sewed and
Rubber Heels 75^
Ladles' Half Soles, sewed ..
Ladies' Half Soles, nailed ..
Children's Half Soles 25 c & 3&C
Best Rubber
Heels
Ladlos’ HaJf Soles, turned . .75*-*
Work done while you wait.
Work called for and delivered
on short notice.
Phone 943. 965 Broad St.
J, SAWILOWSKY, Proprietor
Special Rubber Bottoms .. *llO
Don't Rip Off That
Old Shingle Roof
Slusky’s Rubber
Roofing
It Is fireproof, wear and weath
erproof. Easily appMed, and win
last for years.
SI.OO PER SQUARE
AND UPWARDS
We also offer now very low
prices on all Metal Roofing Ma
terials, Paint*. Mantel*, eta
DAVID SLUSKY
Phone 100. 100$ Broad.-
HICKEY’S
221 Eighth Street.
5 BARBERS 5
No Waiting.
Courteous Attention.
Young men, have you
Been our Full English
Hair Cuts? They are
classy latest cut out.
Mothers, don’t forget
we employ the best
“BUSTER BROWN”
hair cutters in the city.
Give us one trial and
be convinced.
W.W.BOLYARD, Prop.
FOR RENT
Two desirable Flats,
each 7 rooms and bath,
gas and electric lights;
all modern conve
niences.
Cose in; good neigh
borhood.
614 Ellis, lower Flat.
516 Ellis, upper Flat
Apply to
Mr. R. E. Cothran
ITerald Office,
Phone 297.
READ THE “WANTS’'
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