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SUNDAY, JUNE 22
Every Little Herald Want Ad May Mean Dollars for You Every Day in the Year
GASOLINE AND KEROSENE
ENGINES. Carload, all sizes,
just received; also pumping,
wood sawing and feed grind*
ing outfits.
Lombard Iron Works
Are You
In This Picture?
A smooth, hard road—a quiet, swift-moving car—a proud
man at the wheel—soft summer sunshine everywhere—are YOU
in the picture?
It’s a moving picture and the reel unwinds rapidly and pleas
antly as the car speeds on.
Make the car YOURS—put yourself in control of the soft,
purring motor—and yield to the lure of the open road.
Take three minutes—invest just 180 seconds in reading over
the list of cars given below.
For S2OO, S4OO, S6OO or $1,600 you can secure a big value
in a slightly used automobile. Your investment of THREE MIN
UTES, plus the amount of cash necessary, will then yield a big div
idend of happy hours.
INVESTIGATE THESE BARGAINS TOMORROW.
One Dodge Touring Car. One Vim Truck.
One Buick Roadster.
One Used Nash Touring Car. one Used Nash Truck.
One Ford Truck. One 2-Ton Troy Trailor.
These offers are worth your investigation.
R. H. Arrington
593 Broad St. Telephone 1763.
One 7-Pass. 01dsmobile“Eight” One 5-Pass. Buick “Six”.
One 5-Pass. Oldsmobile “Six”, One Studebaker Roadster.
run only 3,000 miles. One 7-Pass. Studebaker.
One Haynes, 7-Passenger. One Reo Truck.
All of these cars have just been thoroughly overhauled and are
just out of the paint shop. See us quick, for these are SURE
ENOUGH BARGAINS.
Woodward Motor Co.
655 Broad Street. Telephone 44.
One 1918 Overland Roadster One 1917 Reo Touring car.
$450. SSOO.
One 1918 Elgin Touring Car, One 1918 Chevrolet “490”,
$650. S4OO.
W. L & W. J. Hatcher
5558r0ad St. Tel. 44.
Two 5-Passenger Oldsmobile Two 7-Passenger Oldsmobile
“Sixes”, “Sixes”,
Two Oldsmobile Roasters. One Dodge Touring Ca.
These cars have been completely re-built in our own newly
equipped shops and are guaranteed mechanically efficient.
Weathers & Garrard
Phone 621. 525 Broad St.
Real Estate Loans at Six Per Cent Interest
We have connections that enable us to make loans on Improved Farm and City Prop
erty at 6% interest. We can lend money within ten days after application is made.
Blanchard & Calhoun
REAL ESTATE BONDS INSURANCE.
1111111 I I I I I I
FARMERS, ATTENTION—We have a
line of harness, collars and
saddles. We do hish-class repairing.
JNO. F. BATTLE, 635 Ellis St., Augus
ta, Ga.
iIIIIII I I I I I 1
CASH REGISTERS.
The National Cash Register Co.
P. L. MANNEN, Sales Agent,
410 Eighth Street. Phone 2777
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
POLITICAL NOTICES
FOR COUNCIL-—FOURTH WARD,
j RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT
1 aim a candidate for Council from the
Fourth Ward, subject to the rules of
the White Primary.
C. VERNON ELLIOTT
wed.sun.tf
UPON THE EARNEST SOLICITATION
of many friends, 1 hereby announce
myself as a candidate so City Council
from Ward one. subject to the rules and
regulations of the White Primary,
wed.sun.tf R. O. SMITH.
FOR COUNCIL—SECOND WARD.
AT THE REQUEST OE MANY FRIFNDS
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
election as councilman from the Second
ward for the term beginning 1920, sub
ject to the rules of the white primary
Respectfully,
Btin.wed.tf J. J. CALLAHAN.
AT*THE REQUEST OF NUMEROUS
friends I hereby announce my candi
dacy for Council from the Third "’nrd,
subject to the rules of the White
Primary. T. P. DANEHEY.
—Sun-ts.
I BEG TO ANNOUNCE MY CANDIDACY
for Council from the Sixth wurd, for
the term beginning January Ist. 1920.
Subject to the rules '>f the White pri
mary. W. E. MI K ELL.
sun.tf
SPECIAL NOTICES
ft
MERCHANTS RANK,
Augusta, Ga,, June 20, 1919.
DIVIDEND NO. 49.
THE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
of $3.00 per share has been declared by
tin* Board of Directors to stockholders
of record this date, payable July 1.
Checks will he mailed.
ALBERT S. HATCH,
j 23 President.
MUNICIPAL REGISTRATION.
Commencing Monday, June 2nd. 1919,
and ending Saturday. June 29t.h, 1919, at
t> o’clock p. m. Offices for the registra
tion of voters shall be kept opened at the
locations named below, daily (Sundays
excepted) from S o’clock a. m.. to 1:30
o’clock p. m. and from 2:30 p .m. to 6
o’clock p. m.
Ward No. I—2lß Fifth St.,; J. T. Hol
man, Registrar.
Ward No. 2 —Location of Office at
748 Broad; T. J. Keenan, Registrar.
Registrar.
War No. 3 —Location of Office at, City
Hail, Corner Greene and 9th streets;
Daniel E. Bennett, Registrar.
Ward No. 4—Location of OfflAi, 1268
Broad street; B. F. Chapman. Registrar.
Ward No. f. Location of Office 1738
"Broad St.; G. W. Perkinson, Registrar.
Ward No. fi—Locution of Office, Old
Summerville office, 2020 Walton Way,
near foot of Hill; W. L. Boyce, Registrar.
W. P. WHITE.
Mayor City of Augusta.
SPECIAL NOTICE
A CALLED COMMUNICATION OF
Acacia Lodge No. 315, F. and
A. M.. Will b‘ held at the Ma
sonic Temple, North Augusta,.
S. on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, June 24th, M. M. degree
will be conferred. All visiting
Masons are cordially Invited
and welcomed. By order—
It. L. MERRILL. W. M.
S. L. MEDLOCK, Secy. J 22
WA NT ED—TR AIN ED OFFICE 11ELP.
We are receiving calls every week nt
initial salaries of from $75 to SIOO per
month for those who have prepared thern-
Hdves for office positions. Ah we advance
into the period of prosperity which al
ready lias opened, the demand is becom
ing more arul more urgent. Bookkeepers
and stenographers are scarce and the
salaries correspondingly high. Are you
prepared for one of these high-salaried
positions? If not, lose no time, but write,
telephone or call today for our tuition
rates. Stack’s Business College, Hud
son Bldg., Augusta, Ga.
We Make and Sell Only
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
AND CREDIT FILES
Lowest prices. Small
monthly payments. No
interest charges. Writ
ten guarantee.
Old registers repair,
ed. rebuilt. bought,
sold and exchanged.
P. L. MANNEN, Agt.
410 Eighth St.
1 Phone 2777
The National Cash Register Co.
Bolyards’
Barbs:
Shop
fHiircessor to
Hickey's)
221 Bth Ht.
10 Chat re.
Baths,
Shower*,
Most morlern
Equipment.
Perfect Hantta-
I lon.
Cutting of Chil
dren's Hair a
Hpecialty.
EXPKRT MAN.
ICURING.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Announcing
Racine Horse Shoe Tires
Guaranteed 5,000 Miles #
All sizes carried In stork
Independent Motor Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G 44 Broad St. Phone 3503
Republic Trucks
QUALITY
and
SERVICE.
Federal Tire*
Auto Accessories
Ball and Roller Bearings
Stromberg Carburetors
Belding - Lucky
- Anderson
635 BROAD St.
PHONE 384.
LOOK FOR
Lewis Auto Accessory Co.
509-13 Broad St. Phone 282.
Stratton & Pritchard
Oldsmobile
Specialists
General Auto Repairing
j?l3W«shington St. Phone 444.
BATTERY SERVICE '
Lewis Auto Accessory Co.
509-18 Broad St. Phone 282,
CONCRETE
CONCRETE WALKS
Floors, Sidewalks, Drive
ways, Paving, Founda
tions, etc.
CHESTER E. STORY
434 Eighth St. Phone IS
DRUGS
RAYMOND’S
DRUG STORE
Opposite Union Station
Phone 3185
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
DAIRY
We are in poeition to handle a
few more customers for ovonlng
delivery.
ALBION FARM
Phone 229-J.
DETECTIVES
Montgomnry Bldg. 7VI. 2121.
UNITED DETECT
IVE AGENCY
All general detective work
secretly undertaken.
Consultation free.
ELECTRICAL
"electric fans. ~
Place your order now—the hot day*
will noon be here. Price* from 110.00
to tsu.n.
KVK REPAIR CO., Auffuata, Oa.
Iray Phone 2027-J. Night
EDUCATIONAL
W!I,I„ COACH IHJRING RUMMER IN
college and high school *<ibj*cte. Tele
phone 3679- W J. P ' aeon, head of Kng
llah I»epl., Richmond Academy. JI2
Fruito
W. A. McGAHEE
548 Broad Street. I
FURNITURE
BARGAINS IN FURNITURE
Wli HAVE HOME EXCEPTION Al„ BAR
gain* In Iron l»»d springe, mallreeaea,
dreeeere waehatande, chelr*, rocker*,
porch swing*, round i»len»lon lablea, and
»e. ond hand sewing machine*. E. M. An
drew* Furniture Co., 11l till* St. Phene
Ik JM
For Space in This Department, Phone 296 or 297.
GARAGES
MORRIS GARAGE
515 Broad. Phone 2868
Only fully equipped shop in
Augusta for testing and repair
ing generators, starters, mag
netos and carburators.
MARBLE AND GRANITE
WORKS
MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, ETC.
Marble and Oranltc Monuments,
IRON FENCING AND VASES
A LARGE STOCK of Finished Monu
ments always on hand ready for letter
ing Patronize home Industries.
C. r. KOHLRUSS,
Cor Washington and Ellis St.
Augusta, Ga. Phone 2081
_ J2B
We do crating, also moving.
Phone 2375-J. j 23
Furniture Packing and all
Kinds of Hauling. Phone 2687.
J7
MOVING AND HAULING
MILLS TRANSFER COMPANY
WE HAUL YOUR R.’GUAGF
to and from all parts of tho city. Moving
and hauling Is our specialty and when
you arc In a hurry phone us. Also nice
wagons for straw rides ami picnics with
careful drivers. We also do packing.
Phone 3141; residence phone 40f>.
621 Calhoun St., Corner Twiggs. Jl9
newspapers”
“TRUE STORY”
OFFERS
$1,000.00 IN PRIZES
For your llfte'* romnnee. Thin Is
a new magazine, brim.fnll of real
truo-to-life stories NOT fiction.
Mill News, Inly Cosmopolitan,
American, McClure's, and other
loiulinr iii:m;i/.ines .on sale at
WATHON DRUO COMT’ANT
News Department
928 Broad St. Phone'9ls6.
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING
YOHH PIANO AND PLAYER PIANO
and organ tuned, regulated, repaired,
voiced, everything done to make them
play like new. Thirty yearn' tuning In
Augusta. Out-of-town order* attended to
oil ehort not tee. Phone 2120-J, Address
611 3rd St. 1). \V. Hutto. JO
PIANOS ANO PLAYER PIANOS
THE MIGHT KIND AT THE MIGHT
price—Tho Everett, Hultx, Hauer and
Harvard and the famoun Orlppon player.
W. J. MILLER PIANO CO.,
416 Bth atreet. AuguHta. Ga.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Sale’s Studio
High Grade Photography
4th Floor, Herald Bldg. Take
elevator.
Little Jim Case
EVERY DAY SPECIALS
Regular Breakfast . . 35c
Reguar Dinner (12 to
3) ,45c
Regular Supper . . . ,35c
Best Foods, Best, Cooks
and Best Service.
317 JACKSON ST.
RUBBER STAMPS
WHEN YOU WANT—
Rubber Stamps
Seal*, H tend I*. Badge*, etc., turned out
Promptly and Correctly, See
E. W. DODGE
215 ftlnth Ht. Hatablluhed 47 Year*.
Ship to L. SGHARFF & CO.
Augusta, Georgia.
Hides, Rubber, Rags, Bones, Scrap Iron,
Metals, Wax, Tallow.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
Free Tickets to Rialto
Scattered between the Want Ads of The Herald,
there will be the names of six Augustans. If your
name appears simply clip out and bring to The Herald
between 10 a. m. to 2 p. m., tomorrow and you will
be furnished with a pass for yourself and a friend.
The only cost will be the war tax of two cents on each
ticket which you will pay at the ticket window of th«
Rialto.
Tickets MUST be called for day after name ap
pears in paper.
RESTAURANTS
SHOE REPAIRING
BEST SHOE REPAIRING
Half soles and rubber heels—
Men's .SI.SS
Ladles' Ll 9
„„ . WM. GOINGS,
522 McKlnne street Telephone ML
_ JS®
SHOE REPAIRING”
Wo are now prepared to repair
your shoes
ON SHORT
NOTICE
Shoes called so: and delivered. We
guarantee quality and prices rea
sonable.
AUGUSTA SHOE
REPAIRING
J. Sawiiowsky, Prop.
Phone 943. 956 Broad St.
Special attention given t#
Parcel Post Orders. |
TIN CONTRACTOR
W IT TOOLE—SHEET METAL WORK-i
er. Warm air furnaces. Prices reason-*
able. Work pruiirnnteed. 925 Broad
Phone 264.
TAXICABS ■
AUTOS FOR HIRE.
PICNIC, BATHING. BARBECUES,
liarlles and Sunday school plcndcs.
Lombard's, round trip 50 c, each.
O'Kii'fo's, round 11rp ewb.
Got up your private parties and pnonw
2101-W. _ .«*
S. W. KINGSMORFJ. J 3 *
772 —Phone —772
RENT A
NEW FORD
.4«gagfr
YOU DRIVE.
FRED SHIVERS
Ninth and Jones Streets. \
WELDING
WHEN YOU WANT
WELDING DONE
On automobiles and all broken parts of
machinery, send to
SOUTHERN WELDING CO.
848 Ellis Street. Phone 1332
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teed to produce reaulta or no charge.
Interesting book went, free In plain
wrapper. < ’orreapondence confiden
tial Cumberland Chemical Co., 149
Berry Block, Nashville, Tenn.
The*, tiny CAPSULES
•re superior to Belli*
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