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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23 FOR SALE—ReaI Estate FARM FOR SALE This ideal farm for 5a1e,240 acres,good red pebble sandy loam with clay sub-soil, just enough rolling to drain,with good creek running through the place. About 300 young peach trees, about 100 fine pecans. Good 5 room dwell ing house and two tenant houses. Also barns. This place is located on a good public road about 25 min utes from the City. Terms on demand. We are offering 173 acres of good land. An ideal country home. Two tenant houses. Barns and stables. Plenty wood for fuel, on a good highway. 20 minutes from the City. At a very attractive price. Forty (40) acres of good land, half mile from the city limits. Will make an ideal suburban home. Price and terms on demand. We have money to loan for good, improved real estate. John B. Murray Co. REALTORS. 108 Eighth Street. Phone 3287. HOMES and LOTS On the Bargain Counter for short time only. 2157 KINGS WAY. Seven-room stucco bungalow, tile batli, hardwood floors, Areola heat. Garage—a real cozy little home. Only SSOO cash required, bal ance payable like 07 OCO rent. Price wl 320 WALKER ST. Seven room frame house, metal room, plas tered Inside and papered. Nice Wide lot 60x150 feet. One room servants house on pre mises, well located, near busi ness district on Walker street. This house can be bought for the next few DA OCrt days at 1730 WRIGHTSBORO ROAD. Nice Stucco Bungalow, hard wood floors, garage. Price wood floors, garage, DA PfifJ Price only JS2R BROAD STREET. Five rooms, metal roof, fruit trees in yard, garage, chicken houses, rasy terms. OQ Cfjfl Paving paid. One lot 62 V4x160, corner Wrightsboro road and Cook Si. Well situated on north wort corner. An ideal location for Railroad man to build on will be sold at $575 within the next 10 to 15 days. We have lust off Walton Way, a beautiful site facing the city on west side Metcalf street. S’™ a, one. S7OO JOHN W. BRIDWELL & COMPANY REALTORS Masonic Bldg. Bth St. Phone 1178 ion ACRES LAND 4’i MILES FROM the city, very cheap, $3,090 if quick sale. For particulars, address Farm Bargain, care Herald. n 23 FOR SALE: BUNGALOW ON LOW er Broad. Can be bought direct from owner. Address Home, care Herald. n 23 FORREST: 1542 FENWICK ST., four rooms and drive-way. Phone 6597-W. n2 '* j REDUCED PRICE For limited time only we offer a new. modern bungalow, S rooms and bath, garage, and outhouses and grounds im proved and fenced. Recently priced at $4,000. Owner must sell and agrees to DO f»nfl sacrifice now at .... v>OfUUU (Liberal terms) Apply .at once to I J. Roy Cooper & Co. I Tct. 387 No. 10 Johnson Bldg. REAL ESTATE LOANS Approximately $100,000.00 local money avail able on improved city property in Augusta and North Augusta. Rates of interest 7 per cent and 8 per cent. No delay. John W. Bridwell & Co.’ REALTORS MASONIC BLDG- BTH ST. PHONE 117* PHONE 296 FOR SALE—ReaI Estate BUNGALOW on McDowell FOR SALE .sr Situated in an exclu sive residence section of the Hill, this beauti ful home, containing living room, dining room, serving pantry, kitchen, four bed rooms, two baths and sleeping porch, is of fered for sale. Lot 100x300, adorn ed with beautiful shrubbery. On account of owner’s removal from city, this property can be bought at a real sacrifice at quick sale. BLANCHARD * & CALHOUN REALTORS. MARION BUILDING. FOR RENT—ReaI Estate FOR RENT: NORTH AUGUST A,7- room cottage, Arlington Heights. Apply B. C. Wall. 11 FOR RENT: LARGE HOUSE. LO cated In good residential aection. In heart of city. Ideal for roomers or boarders. Reasonable rent. Answer House, care Herald. n - i G-ROOM COTTAGE, LARGE GAR den, and chicken yard. Rent rea sonable D3G9 Cwnm’ngs St.. The Hill. Apply Mrs. H. O. Tabb. 950 Reynolds street. Phone 1071-J. FOR RENT: ONE HOUSE (FOUR rooms and bath), furnished, partly furnished or unfurnished as party may desire. This Is a new house and can get possession December 1 ot January 1. Address your communlra tions to W. B. F„ care Augusta Her ald Augusta, Ga. "et BUSINESS or PROFESSIONAL , OFFICES We have for rent a few especially desirable offices in The Herald Building—one of Au gusta’s most modern and best equipped fire proof office structures —a few of which are on the front. If inter ested, c o m m u n icate at once with LEAGUE & DUVALL Renting Agents. FOR RENT: 407 ELLIS STREET. s3l per month. 218 r,th street. S2O per month. Fish business outfit for sale. Apply 218 6th street. n 23 FOR RENT—Apartments ATTRACTIVE 3-ROOM APART mont, on 400 block of Broad street, from December Ist. Call 2777; night phone 1348-W., n 27 FOR RENT: TO~ADULTS. Up stairs flat, ideal location, modern conveniences; rent reasonable. Phone CT47-J. n 33 FOR RENT: FLAT OF THREE roomi and bath. Apply 1327 Broad street. n 23 FOR RENT: FURNISHED APART mrnt. Bedroom, diningroom and kitchen. 1129 Kills. Phone 1230-W. n 25 RESULTS —The One Big Reason for The Herald’s Undisputed Leadership in Want Advertising FOR RENT—Rooms ONE NICEYY FURNISHED FRONT bedroom (upstairs.) Gentlemen pre ferred. 427 Ellis. n 23 FOR RENT: TWO ROOMS COM pletely furnished, gas stove, use of ltvingroom, piano, lights, water, fire less cooker. In private family. Phone 25G4, Mrs. W. R. Easterling, 474 Broad street. n2S FOR RENT: ONE COMFORTABLY furnished front room In private fam ily. 1015 Telfair street. Phone 2291-J. n29 FOR RENT: TWO LARGE UNFUR nislied rooms and kitchenette. Rent reasonable. Apply 951 Greene St. n 29 TO RENT: TWO NICELY FURNISH - ed apartments for light housekeep ing. Call 1011 Reynolds street. Phone 2698-J. n 23 FOR RE'NT: TWO LARGE DESIR ahle rooms, kitchenette and bath; centrally located; good neighborhood. Suitable for light housekeeping. No children. Phone 3250-W. n 23 FOR RENT: TWO OR THREE UN furnlshed, light housekeeping rooms on Monte Sano. Phone 6872. n 23 FOUR ROOMS COMPLETELY FUR nislied for light housekeeping; bath, furnace heat, garage; private home, The Hill. Couple onjy. Phone 6G43-W. n 29 ROOM ADJOINING BATH. IN PRl vate home, on car line, on Monte Sano, near Veterans' Hospital, steam heat, hot water, use of phone and garage. Rent reasonable. Phone 6469. n3O ONE COMPLETELY FURNISHED front room. Could accommodate tourists. Mrs. C. C. Howard. Phone 2130-J. n2S FOR RENT: NICELY FURNISHED front bed room, all conveniences and bath. 1002 Greene street. Apply 1010 Telfair street. n 23 WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. in private home (upstairs), on Greene street, suitable for business couple or men. Phone 1669-J. n 25 FOR SALE —Automobiles USED CARS FORD Light Delivery, in A 4 n t perfect condition, 0n1y.... } It 3 FORD 1 Ton Worm Drive VICO Motor Percet; only «pluU HUDSON Coach, 1923 model, The best buy in Augusta ... S6OO HUDSON Speedster. New tire*, new Paint, Motor DQCn perfect vOJU DODGE Roadster, Cl OR A good buy for O I 4 0 DURANT Sedan, 1923 ?7Rfi Model. Just a good car, for *1 OU AUBURN "6”, Now Paint, AQCfI New tires. Motor perfect.. MwOU TERMS TO SUIT YOU. See Graham, Used Car Dept. HENRY WEATHERS MOTOR CO. 81$ Ellis St. Phone 621 CADU.LAC * V° fauMaL* CHALMERS DlCfl Touring JU FORD CCC Chassis Cadillac tqnn Roadster tPiJUU FORD CO7R Coupe • *$ DODGfc tORfl Touring BUICK <O7R Touring vil « OLDSMOBILE IQ7R Touring CADILLAC l7Rfl Touring Oldw SS? . SBSO Several Other*. LIEBRAL TERMS Phinizy & Connell Motor Co. Used Car Dept. 631 Broad St. Phone 273* NEWAND USED AUTO PARTS WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF AUTO AND TRUCK PARTS IN THE CITY. BING AND PINION GEABS AXELS AND DBIVE SHAFTS CONNECTING BOD BEARINGS BOCK BEARINGS SPRINGS. CRANKS AND AC CESSORIES. Oct our price* before you buy. W* cuiniiitc* to mvi you mon«y. Mail orders will receive our prompt attention. AUGUSTA AUTO WRECKING CO. 1119 ELLIS ST. PHONE 3767 (We Buy Old Care) ONE FORD TRUCK. JUST THE thing for a pre*«lng club .or milk delivery. Forty dollar reta It. 1718 Broad street. W. M. Flynn. n 23 THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Sunday Classified Advertisers Are urged to have their copy in The Herald Office not latetr than 3 p. m. Saturday. Insertion cannot be guar anteed after this hour. FOR SALE—ReaI Estate FOR SALE—ReaI Estate FARMS JUST FIVE MILES from Broad and Eighth Streets, we have a beau tiful little tract of 4V4 acres good soil, located on splendid road. Couldn’t be Improved on as a site for a pretty home, small branch bounds property on ono side. Price $900.00. Easy terms if desired. SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES. 13 miles from city. Four room house, small barn, and stream. Price $1,000.00. TEN ACRES, three miles from city limits, on Sklnner-Picquet Road, Just oft Washington Road. Property is heavily timbered. Pretty location for a home. Price $1,300.00. DAIRY FARM. 2V4 miles from city limits, on good road. Forty acres land, pretty pasture and meadow land, stream and smnll pond on place. Improvements consist of pretty seven room hftine, cow barn, garage, stables, etc. Price cheap, given upon request. TWENTY-ONE ACRES, new four room house, barn, and small storehouse. Number of fruit trees. Kne’s Creek bounds property, l’rice $2,150.00. CITY PROPERTY $3,500.00. Nice home on lower Walker street in pretty section. Two stories, seven rooms, rents for $35. $4,000.00. Walton Way opposite Tubman School, a bargain. Two stories, seven rooms. Good lot. Possession on short notice. $5,500.00. Bungalow on Summerville side of liill. Six rooms and sleeping porch. Located In beautiful section. Possession January Ist. IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL- TRY US. For REAL ESTATE see - H. R. POWELL & SON REALTORS ISO EIGHTH ST. PHONE 753 GIVE HER A HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Six-room Stucco Bungalow, brand new, with all modern con veniences, steam heat, hardwood floors, screened sleeping porch, garage. Pavement paid. Only Small Cash payment required, balance monthly. Will accept a good lot aa part payment. JOHN JAY COHEN & CO. MASONIC BLDG. PHONE 516 A Satisfied Customer Is a Good Advisement, but— don’t count on him too much A customer may be satisfied and still not be talkative. If you depend solely upon sat isfied patrons to advertise your merchandise or your service, you may live as long as Mr. Methusaleh before success comes. The quicker way to build business is to ADVERTISE. Newspaper advertising will do more for you in one year than word-of-mouth advertis ing can do in twenty years. Arrange for a daily advertisement on the classified pages of the Augusta Herald. Your growing sales and increasing profits will convince you that it pays to advertise. The Augusta Herald PHONE 296 Several Thousand itfore Circulation Than Any Other Augusta Newspaper The Paper With the Want Ad*. FOR SALE—Automobiles FOR SALE: ONE MINIATURE Au tomobile, capacity 500 pounds, speed 25 miles. Formerly at Dreamland Theatre, driven about 10 miles. Rea son for selling, boy too small to ope rate. Apply 1619 Walton Way. n 23 FOR SALE. CHEAP: FORD TOUR- Ing car, 30 days old. Will sell on ensv terms. Southern Finance Cor poration. 220 Lamar Building, Augus ta, Georgia. dl3 AUTO REPAIRING All Night Wrecker Servlet. JOHNSON. REYNOLDS A SIKES l-lioncs 820-831. 942-944 EUla St. RADIATORS REPAIRED BUICKS and other good Used Cars 1924 MODEL BUICK, six cyl inder, 6-passenger touring, In perfect mechanical condition, has five good cord tires. 1924 MODEL BI.TICK, four cylinder, 6-p:issenger, touring, used very little and runs like a new car. STUDEBAKER 6-Passenger Sedan, In good mechanical condition, upholstering and ap pearance excellent. 5 good cord tires. BUICK TOURING, fOCfl 7-passcnger M*4JU BUICK TOURING, DdCfl 5-passenger I UU OAKLAND tlßfl Roadster v I DODGE TOURING, CHEAP. FORD SEDAN CHEAP D. M. LYON Cor. Broad tnd Sixth St*. Tel. 1006. USED Tl. •*» CARS 1 1923 Coupe DO7R New paint and bumper*.. v 4 I J 1 1923 Coup# DOnfl New paint sPJUU 1 1922 *97C Sedan q>4 I vl 1 1924 oocn Touring V»4dU 1 1924 »97C Touring *P4 I O i 1924 «onn Touring «P«JUU 1 im SIRS Touring I O J 1 1923 «MCn Touring UU Don’t fail to aee these car* if you are looking for a bargain. Free Wrecker Service. McGOWAN - MOTES MOTOR CO. 521 Broad St. Phone 357 Have you teen today’* Herald Want Ad*. 1 C l c SPECIAL 1 CENT SALE One Day Only, Monday, Nov. 24th Huy one pair of CLAUSS guaranteed Scissors at regular price and get an other pair for 1 cent. Trowbridge Hardware Co. 847 Broad St. 1 c lc PERSONAL DON'T BE LONESOME, HAVE REAL refined friends, everywhere, per sonal and strictly confidential ser vice. Write Box 3, Blythebourne Sta tion, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stamp appre ciated. suns,n23 MATRIMONIAL MAGAZINE; photos, descriptions .many wealthy, matrimonially Inclined mailed free. Cupid's Columns, St. Paul, Minn. suns,n39 A BABY IN YOUR HOME, THOU aands of copies of a new book by Dr. 11. Will Elders nre being distributed to women without cost. Every woman who wants children should rend this hook and learn all about STRRIL TONE and Its worfderful effect In con stitutional weakness. Many tilings are unfolded that the average woman has never been told hefore. For free book send iißme to Dr. 11. Will Elders, 272 Ballinger Bldg., St. Joseph, Mo. suns.tf » —————— LONELY HEARTS: 1 HAVE A sweetheart for you. Exchange ro mantic letters; make new friends. Members everywhere. Efficient, con fidential and dignified service. Eva Moore, Box 908, Jacksonville, Florida. 5un,.125 IT IS REQUESTED THAT THE two men who so kindly rendered as sistance to lady at corner Greene n.,d Cainub.ll streets ‘ln January, 1923, phone 1054 for further Information. suns, n2l WILL MUM. L. W DEAB, FORM EU elv residing nonr Windsor Springs, R. F. D., No. 2, Augusta. Georgia, or anyone knowing this person’s where abouts, kindly communicate with us at once relative to an Important mat ter. Estate Service Bureau, 802 Ar cadia Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. n 23 LONELY. JOIN THE HUNNYSIDE Club. Box 406 St. C., Loa Angeles. Calif. n 23 WILL MR. DAVID MARION BUT ler, formerly of 617 Ellis street, Au gusta, Georgia, or anyone knowing this person’s whereabout*, kindly communicate with us at once relative to an important matter. Estnte Ser vice Bureuu, Bt)2 Arcada Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. n 23 TELEPATHY: TRANSFER YOUR thoughts to others! Make others love [you; bug vour good*; do anything von I want! William Mlckel. 4419 So. Wil ton Place, Lo* Angeles. n 23 ‘■HOW TO WIN Tin; MAN YOU Love,” a booklet for women only. Price 25c. Palace Pub. Co., Toledo. Ohio. n 23 EPILEPTIC'S WRITE FOR FREE Information on latest methods of treating this disease. Box 692, Lander, Wyo. n 23) LONELY HEARTS JOIN OUR CLUB —we have a companion for you, many worth from ss,(bill to $59,900; most euc cessful homemaker; descriptions and photos free. Standard Corr. Club, Orayslake, 111. n 23 CHARMING YOUNG LADY WORTH $50,90(1, will marry. C. Box 65, Ox ford, Florida, n 23 ATTRACTIVE WIDOW WORTH $30.- 009, will marry. If-Box 866, League. Deliver, Colo. n 23 MARRY: WEALTHY YOUNG LADY, pretty, wants honorable husband. Eva, B-1022, Wichita, Kunsas. n 23 PRETTY MAIDEN WORTH »60,f100, but so lonesome. L. Box 89, Ox ford, Florida. n 23 McMILLAN’S ORINOONK CURES all forms of ITCH. Guaranteed. Not greasy. One application (occasionally I wo, rarely three) onlv. Postpaid $1 05. Carefully tested McMillan Drug Co . 1224 Main HE, Columbia, H. ft. sun.nSO LEADING CLUB, LARGEST, MOST reliable for lonely people, confi dential descriptions free In plain seal ed envelope. Thousands wealthy mem ber*. If sincere write Established 20 years. Mrs. Wrtiliel, Box 28, Oakland. California. suns.nSO MARRY IF LONELY; FOR RTO siiltN. try me: best and most suc cessful "Home Maker;” hundreds rich wish marriage soon: strictly confi dential; most reliable; vears experi ence: description* free. "The Success ful Club.” Mrs. Nash, Bo* 656, Oak land, California. sun*,n3o BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO sail, want to buy, or you hsvs a want to fill, address Want Ad De partment, care Macon News, Macon, Georgia, and share In Central Geor gia's prosperity by advertising In The Macon News. tt WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT the Ledger’s classified advertising produces the best results In southwest Georgia. Over three times as much foreign space published than our near est competitor. Rates, 8c per line, counting elx words to the line, cash to accompany order. If interested ad dress Classified- Advertising Dept . Columbus Ledger, Columbus, Ga. ts CONCENTRATE! COVER COLUM bla's trading territory with one cir culation! Your want ad placed in THE COLUMBIA RECORD reaches prac tically every home In the City of Co lumbia as well as the outlying ter ritory. It I* one paper that Is read thoroughly from the first page to th* last. Advertise your want* In Colum bia through THE RECORD. Cost count six averago words to the line one time So per line, three times 7o per line, seven times *c per line. 80 times 6c per line. Address Classified Department, Th* Columbia Record, Columbia, H. C. Record Want Ad. Bring Results. tt MONEY IN - GRAIN—SI2.SO BUYS guarantees 10,000 bu. wheat; no fur ther risk; movement Be opportunity 3500: 4c 3400. Particulars. Market let ter free Investors’ Guide, 343 A. A R. Bldg , Kansas City, Mo. suns.nSO oTiv NEW CHEMICAL SOIL analysis will show whether you have oil on your land, or land you Intend to huv. sell or base Particulars free Box 324, Blue Island, HI. t>23 IF YOU HAVE 3300 WILL START you In new business, tremendous sales, should net you 1100 aalary weekly, experience unnecessary. Me chanical Machine Works, Baltimore. Md. n 23. FOB SALE: lZ'i INVESTMENT FOR cash. Good store, rent* for 3420 a year for 13.000, Just because need ti e money. Will carry Iwlf If necessary. Address Cash Investment, cars Her ald. n 23 SEVEN SENATOR OVERMAN HAS TALK WITH HERALD MAN By Augustus Davisson. SALISBURY, N. C.—ln an Inter view with Hon. Lee Slater Over man, of Salisbury, junior U. S. sen ator from North Carolina, the writer first gleaned a few Items concerning the Republicans of the state. „„„ It seems there are about 100,000 Republicans In the state, the party usually, having a state ticket In the field, Including governor, as this year. They are credited with five members in the upper and ten members In the lower house of the legislature. They were represented by one regiment on the Federal side during the War between the States. Good Americans, native to the Southern soil and sharing the trnlts of all the oldest settlers, these Republican rovters have all the privileges to be enjoyed, of course, In the way of free and frank speech, oral and written. In the contention for their policies this gives them advantage over the alien importation who has no con* 1 cern as a citizen higher than his own selfish alms. Of course In a political race they likewise have the privilege along with any other body of using any amount ol "bunk" thought necessary to attain the coveted end of party success* The Independence of these TW> Ilnel folks in all matters is an out* standing characteristic, and taken by a visitor us accounting for muett of the success of state-wide move ments. The people on opposing sides of an issue thrash things out in a fair way, yet decided, and when tho scufflo Is over they may have bruised themselves a little, a better result than butchering the project in question. In speaking of the part North' Curollna took In the Civil War, Senator Overman referred to a fact not usually known, which the writer, because born in the Old Dominion, was not expected to chuckle over. The senator points to the historical admission that In Pickett's famous charge more North Cnrollnlnns were kilted and fewer taken prisoner than from the ranks of the Virginia troops, a correction of the»popular estimate, which has usually been partial to the Virginia side. Between Senator Overman and the postmaster holding that posi tion under every Republican ad ministration for forty-two years exists a life-long friendship, a large portrait ot the senator hang ing in the office of the postmaster. Tile senator himself, modestly as lie moves among tiie associates of a lire-time, having been born right here 70 years ago, is Justly popular and beloved. Picturesque in his gentleman-planter hat and cut away frock, carrying a cane he does not lean upon, ho would be marked a block away as a man of im portance, Going from the speakership of ths house of the state body 21 years ago, Senator Overman has been ranking Democrat on three Im portant committees—rules, approp riations und Judiciary, being active chairman of the last. it 1* pleasant for a Georgian 44 hear the senator allude to his as sociation with Georgia represent** lives. ll* liked Tom Watson a* h 4 knew him in his ln»t days In Wash* lngton; closely thrown with Bans • ator Bacon for years, he was ver# | fond of him, and has a full aps predation the state’s present reps resentntlves. As a lawyer the private carte# of .Senator Overman has been snot cesbful. and as testimonial of bid popularity anecdotes are told of blf rising fortunes. When private eeos reiury of famous Governor gel I Vance, young Overman was paylni ! court to ths charming and brlllian i daughter of Chief Justice Merry i mail, who was In the race with th [ governor for (lie U. 8. senatorshli The race between Ids patron ani ills prospective father-in-law iru not exactly comfortable to Mfc Overman. He went to Governo# Vance to offer bis resignation. “Now, Lee,” as Mrs. OvermiA tells it, "don't you worry, for fl Merrynian can stand you as a oorld In-law, I cun stand you as prIVaW secretary-” Looking young nnd bright her flowers in their beautiful hotnX Mrs. overman spends most of nS lime in this rather than the (.’aril'll home, usuully Joining -the senate# in Washington for the last tUr*d months of the winter season. Nor are there any "evenlfH shadows” either upon the path***# of the senntor himself. Alert drtd blithe, he takes an Interest in rJJ community matter*, civil and eoaML and his constituents aay if he do|d not go to Jlenven before then, tt# will be sent to Washington tat 0 fourth term of six years. Senator Overman made speech*# In the late campaign, as did also hid grandson, Lee Overman Gregory, aa on-coming young lawyer, and Mr#, Gregory was vice-chairman of tit# county campaign committee. THANKSGIVING DAY i TO WITNESS A FINE THEATRICAL PROGRAM Tim Augusta theatres are all oN ferlng extra fine programs for Thanksgiving Day In furtherance of the holiday spirit that alwajrs prevails on that day. The Imeprlal Theatre will pres sent, in matinee and evening show*, "Seventh Heaven", one of the lat est hits from Broadway, advance press dispatches saying It Is one of the best shows out this season. The matinee opens at 8 o’clock and evening at 8:30. Seats can now be reserved. The Modjeska offers one of Its banner bills of the year In David Wnrk Griffith’s super production, "America.” This Is hailed as a historical and a dramatic classic, and has received the hearty en dorsement of patrlotlo organiza tions all over the country wherever shown. The local D. A. R’s. are sponsoring Its here and are urging every man, woman and child In the city to see It, both for its historical value and for the wholesome enter tainment it provides. The Rialto brings Mary Phllbta, known as the "wonder girl of the screen,” In "The Gaiety Girl.” Mary Phllbln Is well known to the screen funs’ of Augusta nnd her new pic ture has received a great deal of commendation In tho larger cities where It was recently shown. As added tid-blts, the Rialto also has a Spats comedy, “Hot Stuff”, and a Kox News reel. Have you something to* sale? Augusta Herald Want Ac's sell EVERYTHING. Phone us—296.