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SIX LOCAL WHOLESALERS RELIEVE IN AUGUSTA'S FUTURE D. C. Goldstein & Company, Moving Into New Quarters, Preach ‘Trade in Augusta” D. C. Goldstein & Company, one of the leading dry goods and notions wholesale houses in the Southeast, are very optimistic as to the outlook for this fall’s business. This enterprising firm is preaching the gospel of “Trade in Augusta” all over their territory and their activities in this direction are believed to be bearing fruit. Gold stein urges every retail and wholesale merchant in the city to get on the band wagon in the same direction and thereby put Augusta back in its place as a leading com mercial center. D. C. Goldstein & Company' have just moved from their former stand at 964 Broad Street to larger and more commodious quarters at 650 to 652 Broad Street. Their new place, besides permitting the carrying of a larger and more complete line of goods, which has become a neces sity through the great expansion of their business, is also more conveniently arranged and modemly fitted out. They are now in position to handle their big volume of trade with the utmost in service and Goldstein’s custom ers are to profit by the change in quicker deliveries and a wider range of goods from which to make their selec tions. The firm is composed of three live-wire business men: D, C. Goldstein and Max Tunkle, both having made their homes in Augusta for many years and being well known all over this section. The third partner is I. E. Harkins, who has been here for some time in connection with the business. Mr. Harkins is a man of twelve to fifteen years’ experience in the three phases of the dry goods business: manufacturing, wholesale and retail. Mr. Goldstein is in charge of the sales and of the business, while Mr. Harkins is office executive. Mr. Tunkle is the silent partner, having other prominent business connec tions here. Mr. W. Wiltshire, head of the Auditing Dept., since the opening of business by this firm has aided ma terially in the building of this successful firm, also Mr. Adrian Cohen, another very valuable man, has been with this firm for a long while. Both of these well known gen tlemen will welcome their many friends in their new quarters. All of them are old hands at the dry goods Buy in Augusta QUICKER SERVICE. SAVE ON FREIGHT. IT’S YOUR EOGIGAI! MARKET. Keep f Your Money at Home. Make Your Selections Now. You Can Drive Your Auto to Augusta and Take Home Your Goods—Save Freight - Immediate Deliveries — Wh en You Buy—*ln Augusta. If Ordinary Hose t } * Do Not Satisfy Your Customers B. V. MAY i ' ROR MEN AND MIEN M*nuiir***rs«l by The May Hosiery Mills, Inc., Burlington, N. C. DISTRIBUTED BY <• D. C. Goldstein & Co. 650-652 BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA • GEORGIA. A Card Will Bring You Good Sellers. game and have certainly made more than a go of it under the present firm style of D. C. Goldstein & Company. D. C. Goldstein & Company was established in 1920, yet in four short years they have developed into a com mercial power in Augusta and a concern known through out the Southeast among the retail trade for their fair dealing and prompt service in the matter of deliveries. The contributions of the firm to the commercial life of this city can better be gained by a visit to their estab lishment and seeing the magnitude of their facilities for doing business. In speakng of the advantages in encouraging and urging the people of southeastern territory to trade in Augusta, a member of the firm said: “Trade in Augusta is not a mere slogan or motto, it is an assimilation in simple common-sense form of good advice. Why Augusta is situated in the center of the richest section of the South. She is on six railroads. She has a first-rate cotton exchange. She is a manufacturing center for cot ton goods. All these things work to the advantage of buy ers in Augusta, because the railroads mean better deliv eries; the cotton exchange means she is in touch with the market of the product in which this section is most inter ested ; the fact that Augusta is a cotton goods manufactur ing center means a ready market for cotton and the facil ity of procuring the products of Augusta’s mills with a minimum of transportation expense. Augusta should be a great trade center by every principle of reasoning and the merchants, wholesale and retail, can make it just that by constantly pulling together and continuously preaching: ‘Trade in Augusta!’” Thin member of the concern added, relative to the prospect* for 3924 fall business: "With the price of cotton taking a healthy turn up ward, the Indications of a fair crop and a generally better feeling among the people,, there la no reason why Augusta should not boom this fall I). C. Ooldsteln A, Company anticipate the biggest fall trade in the his tory of the business and we are preparing to handle It.” The territory covered by the concern embraces si* southern states and they get the cream of the business. The office la run on a thorough ly buslnss-llke plan, cautious In matters where cgutlon la necessary and progressive in the main. Modern preachments of going forward with the country are strictly followed and the firm ls profiting thereby on an amassing reals. Such a concern Is an asset of a distinct character to any city and Augusta business circles would welcome additional firms of this calibre. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. “Rockford Fashioned Hosiery” These Stockings are perfectly sash % ioned in the knitting. The shape is as permanent as the Stocking itself. The Fashioned Toe is shapely and comfortable- IN SILK-LISLE 1 AND MERCERIZED FOR LADIES ONLY D. C. Goldstein & Co. AUGUSTA fFhe Producers of N » Hyklass Hosiery % Extend sTHeir Heartiest • 0 Congratulations s' TO D. C. Goldstein & Co. \ % \ Upon moving into their large and commodious quarters which is evidence of this Augusta concern’s rapid and successful business progress. ■% » Campe Davis-Blair Co., Inc. The FASHIONED FOOT has no Seams and Fits Snug and Smooth. The FASHIONED LEG is knit Slen der at the ankle and gradually widens to its full elastic width at the top. They excel in Comfort, Appearance and Wear. DISTRIBUTED BY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 GEORGIA.