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HEATH, BOLSTER & TURNER
• Wholesale FRUITS AND PRODUCE
Corner Walker and Twiggs Street*.
Phone 2288. AUGUSTA, GA.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
We Deliver by Telegraph to Any Part
of Civilized World.
STULB’S NURSERY
• Augusta’s Leading Florist.”
Uptown Floral Shop 203 Eighth St. 4, Just off Broad.
PHONES 549-570. NIGHT CALLS 1536-J.
ALBION HOTEL
Schwitzerlel-Seigler Company
• WHOLESALE.
NOTIONS
418 EIpHTH STREET. PHONE 829.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
QHIITHFRN Augusta’s Oldest and Only
* TIGIVII Exclusive Welding Shop. .
WELDING BROKEN PARTS OF AUTOMO
mKHTf AVV BILES and parts of machinery of
\ f | alt K»n.ifr welded and made tiond at new
927 ELLIS STREET. PHONE 1332
MARATHON AUTOMOBILE TIRES
NONE BETTER.
ARRINGTON BROTHERS & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Distributors.
BEFORE
Placing Your
Orders
TO
Out of Town
Concerns
Consult Your Local Merchants
or Manufacturers. .
Trade in Augusta
Wholesale Merchants and Manufacturers
of Augusta, Ga.
fc horsed by the Traveling a.id City Salesmen ot Augusta, Lieorgia.
In Memoriam:
The Man of Mystery
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Born Years Ago--
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Married
Dec. 31st 1919-
4
Death Expected
Requiescat in Pare
NEW LIST OF OFFICERS OF AUGUSTA COUNCIL NO. 312, UNITED COMMERCIAL
TRAVELERS.
Senior Councrllor J. II Neibllng
Junior Oouncellor H. It. Tracy
Pant Councillor K W. ThelllriK
Secretary ami Treasurer 11. W. Fletcher
Conductor J. C Burton
Page C. M. Fmror
Seminal .* C. D Wheeler
T. P. A. LOCAL OFFICERS POST E. AUGUSTA, GA.
J. H. MORRIS. President. T. H. SHERMAN. Secretary.
Augusta Travelers as Seen Through the Periscope
NEXT MEETING of Augusta Council
No 312, United Commercial Traveler*,
will be beUl next Saturday January 10
This will be the firm meeting; In the new
year and some Very important business
will come betore the meeting, and a tul,
attendance Is requested. The work for
the spring will come up and as Augus
ta council la leading all the other coun
cils, the good work must be kept up. so
Conte out, boys, and see what’s doing.
J. G. CRISP, an old Augustan, was In
the city for the holidays, but has re
turned to Athens, where he is now
mak.ng Ills home and is connected with
the Calloway Grocery Company.
T. R. WOODWARD, of the Augusta
Bedding Company, has made his -tt
trip for the new year last week 1.1
South Carolina, and reports business
good and prospects fine for the coming
spring.
TOM DICKS, of iilrsch Brothers, of
Baltimore. Md., the great pickle people,
was home for Christmas, but has return
ed to Atlanta to get back on the j« b for
the new year.
J. T. MAY, of th - Oxford Buggy Co.
of oxford. N. C.. who has been taking
a good rest through the holidays, a is
Dark on the firing lino next week Mr.
May Is the veteran of the road, but
knows how to sell baggies.
JOHN H. SEHLER, of Eiwood Meyers
Company. advert sing specialties I
Spring Held, Ohio, Is getting In some
nice work for the coming year John
has at last got the Job he likes and If
he will stick to the work he will make
a value bV addition to the Klwood My
ers force. • >
SAM RAMSEY, of the Goodyear Tlr
and Rubber C mpai y. was tn th - c:t>
this week calling on th - irsd. and mak
ing some ace contract* Bam Is an old
Augusta boy and has ota of friends wire
always wthvim him.
P. W. TMEILING, of the M J H Ins
Company, has returned from a sa « *man
meeting' which was hi id this we h Ir.
Savannah, Ga , and reports that Me
undertakings will b made by the 57
varieties this coming year, and I<* k»
forward to a large increase In business
this year.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
E. H. CLARK, JU., of the N. K. Fair
bank Company, has received a w 1
deserved proinot on by being mad
■upervlsor of the State of Tennrss
end left with his family for Chatta
•oga Friday night, wit ic he will tmtk
.* headquarters and home. Tile man
lends of Holt wish for him all the Itn ,
in the world and that 1920 will b.' moie
prosperous than 1919.
R. C. NANCE, of the Augusta Dm.
'ompuny. has been kept off th • road
Ills week lo help take stock, but wi.
b back m South Carolina next week
..nd will turmsh all his trade with a.
.lie pits they need.
J. H. NEIDLING. of *the Nelbllng
vg Company, goes out Monday on his
irsl spring trip. Jack says his spring
me is simply gorgeous, and while the
prices may seem high, the quality and
workmanship will always be there, and
.f you Intend buying a nice suit for th
.*; r.r . s him before the b »t ones are
picked over.
SAM McCREAHY. of McCreary* left
ycs.erday for Columbia. S. c., where he
.s to spend the week-end with Mrs.
McCreary aid son. lie will return Mon
day for work.
C. A. MORAN, of the Pratt nnd I„.am
bort Company, varnish makers. N w
York, leaves for the* factory tomorrow
;ig- a few weeks' visit to the boss and
wall -return for the spring business in
i thruary.
EDWIN SPETH. of the Central Oil
md Gas Stove Company of Gardner,
.lass . who has h on spenellng the hoi -
iays at home is ntt again after bust
. ss through Florida,
L. H. PETERSON, "f the Augusta
Packing Gompany. Is putting In se*m
od ao.k these days, and from he
vay Pete has to wok. he must be the
hole rhees around that packing plant.
JNO. F. HARRELL, of the John J
Miller Cigar Company, was out this
k full g up th snow eases of h s
isteiiie s w | li all those City Nationals
ntt they sold out of dur.ng the liedl.
days.
AUGUSTA COUNCIL No 312. Pn ted
Commercial Travelers, Is still leading all
the other eounctls In the Georgia and
Executive Committee.
J. H. Netbllng, W. L. Steves. S. L.
McCreary, H. W. Fletcher. E. B. Pil
cher. L. F. Verdery.
Florida Jurisdiction in membership, now
iving a men bership of over 2tie), which
■ the largest in its history, and it is
ope*d that she will keep the lead; and
the members will keep up the good
ork that has been going on better
. ogress will still be made. Come out
■xt Saturday and hear of some of the
ood things Augusta Council Is doing
A. F. EVANS, of the Waynesboro
rocery Company, was In the city y s
rday greeting his laigo nun.brr of
lends. Arthur is a good 17. C. T., but
. is hard to get him to a meeting, but
..evert heless he is always with us.
H. F. CHAPMAN, of the Schumacher
Flour Company, was out this week
down around Bullock, and reports that
hey have all finished taking stock and
that they haw gotten down to business
and in the humor of buying and that
uusiness wus fine
808 FULLER Is stilt on the loaf, but
Is making himself very us ful around
McCreary A Co. Boh even helped to
take stock when there* was no ladies to
be waited on Boss Bob has about two
more w eeks to loaf before he will b.*
getting out after them u;;aln.
T. F. BENNETT, of the Qeorg a-Car
ollna Products Company, was off a short
while this week and says that ICe cream
made' by the Georgla-Carollna p enlucts
is still being sold tn large quantities.
B R. TRACY, of th* Schwltxerlet-
Seig'.er Company, taken his fanuly und
motored down to Sa'ann.nh for the
week-end. He will tetum In win -o
make his trip out Monday morn hg.
H. W. FLETCHER, ’of the H W.
Fletcher & Co. Merchandts Company.
*e virked a little this we k bit lq no
whole good day by going out hunting
Thursday and only irturnlng with one
-'ever .a!b t; but he modi good of llhn
b having him for dinner Friday,
belcher has promised to do b.tter
next time.
L. R. ALLEN, of the Liberty M ils
Flour Company, made a short trip to
the mills th s w»ek at Nashv lie. T nn..
for a salesman meeting, but return d to
the city Friday. He will make a start
I for busine*»s next week
JNO. J. MILLER & CO.
CIGAR JOBBERS.
Agents For
Admiration Cigars, Cortei Cigars,
Girard Cigars, Red Dot Cigars,
Garcia Grand Cigars, Totacco ot All Kinds.
Cuesta Rey & Co. Cigars, Cigarettes by the million.
Send us your orders.
JNO. J. MILLER & CO.
733 ELLIS, WHOLESALE, PHONE 581.
Place your order with one of the jobbers
represented on this page. Any of them
will be glad to quote prices and give you
fir-t-class service.
“SWEETLY YOURS”
CANDIES
MOLLINGSY/ORTH CANDY CO.
1
Manufacturing Confectioner*.
AUGUSTA GEORGIA
BUILD WITH BRICK
GEORGIA-CAROUNA BRICK COMPANY
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.
FARM MACHINERY
The latest of all kinds of Machinery and Repairs
of all kinds carried in stock at
WIRTZ & HERNLEN
TURPIN HILL.
Also 601 Broad Street—Schneider’s Corner.
Marphey & Company
Wholesale Distributors
Blackstone Tire*,
Knight Cord Tires, regular size.
Canton Tires, Oversize.
WOOD
SAW MIIX SLABS—6O DAYS DRY.
Cut 4- ft. Lengths $5.00 Per Cord.
Long Lengths $3.00 Per Cord
Cut Stove Size $6.50 Per Cord
AT SIX MILE POST, SAVANNAH ROAD.
WOODWARD LUMBER COMPANY
Phene 158. Cor. Roberts and Dugas Sts.
THE ELWOOD MYERS CO.
Representative, Mr. J. H. Sehler,
IS HERE SHOWING COMPLETE LINE
ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.
High Grade Leather Goods,, Phone 2933-W for
Pocketbooks, Card and Cqjn Purses, Appointment.
Memo Books, Diaries, etc.
Exclusive Art Calendars,
Metal Signs and Weatherproof Signs,
Bank Specialties, Novelties.
214 WASHINGTON STREET.
Your Local Whole
sale Merchant or
Manufacturer
Deserves Your Business. Consult them
before placing Your Order
Out of Town.
Wholesale Merchants and
tiiCnufaclarers of
Augus'a, Ga,
SUNDAY, JANUARY 4