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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1909)
PAGE TEN Two Small Houses For Sale On a downtown t. rest, between Greene and Broad, I offer for quick sale two well built, three-room houses, on a lot 50 by 85 feet. The housei are rented to good paying colored tenants at $6 per month each, and the price asked Is $1,050. Wm. E. BUSH. Crawford Avenue Lot. A very desirable lot on Crawford Are., within one block of the John Milledgc school, for sale at $550. Dimensions of lot, 55x150. MARTIN & GARRETT Dyer Building Orders executed to buy arul sell stocks, bonds and investment securities on the New York Stock Exchange. We solicit your business. ARGO & JESTER 7 Library Building. Phone 12. The Augusta Savings Bank 823 BROAD STREET PERCY E. MAY, President. DR. THOS. R. WRIGHT, Vice Preat. . J. Q. WEIGLE, Cashier. DIRECTORS: \ Percy E. May, Hugh H. Alexander, Charles D. Carr, F. L. Fuller, Jules Rival, H. E. Allen, Chas. E. Brown, Dr. Thos. R. Wright, Arthur H. Merry. Accounts Solicited 4 PER CENT COMPOUNDED SEMIANNUALLY. We nr« opening now accounts dally. Can we not open one for YOU? , NORFOLK, VA., CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO., CHARLESTON, S. C. Gentlemen:- - Refen lug to your Inquiry regarding the quantity of the "KEYBTONM LIME so rhl 1 1 we contraoted with you to furnish. u« at the Charleston, H c Navy \ urd for the e-mitructlo n of lin (T<tl n kh. Noe. tine and Three, nre pleasetl to advise you that all of the carloads as this I.line passed with enee the requirements ,ls ,l ' l ' tl. S. (in vet rimeitt. and notwithstanding the flirt that We paid you several ruts per barrel higher price than we enuld have purchased several other lira mis, we found It very economical to use, on NCcounl of the increased amount of mortar yielded lit fact, our actual' re quirements of this material amounted to considerably less than ws nad rea son orjgtnullv to think we would want, and stated to you we would need which In a gt --at nn .mure was caused by the Increase yield of the lime ’ thir enmpani does a large amount of construction work under all de partment* Of the it. H. Government from the Atlantic In lha Pacific Coasts and should we have more work In your territory, requiring this material, we will endeavor In give you more orders for your “KEYSTONE* LIME PENN BRIDGE CO., (Blgned) j.T. McMnhon, Agent. GLENN SPRINGS MINERAL WATER This Water purified, cleanses and build* up the system and unable* It to throw off the thousands of germs thAt create dla casi- As u drinking and table water, Glenn Springs Water has no equal; as a medicinal water, thousands* attsst Its superiority oy*j all others. To those In health. It Is pleasant and satisfy ing, to the Invnllit and convalescent, It Is palatable, refreshing and appetizing. To the sick and to the well, It 1* highly bene ficial. MORAL: DRINK GLENN SPRINGS MINERAL WATER AND BE HEALTHY AND HAPPY. CHAS. M. CONNELL sou; auknt. •PHONE 1212. 9TH AND TELFAIR STS. We Do Not Claim to Have the Only Lithia Water of Value BUT WE DO CLAIM TO HAVE THE i BEST. Your trial order will convince you that Harris Lithia Water IS THE BEST $1.60 for 5 gallon demijohn, delivered to your residence. C.T.PUND & CO. ..DISTRIBUTORS.. Phone No. 260 or Any Druggist . Lei Us Show You the New Spring Novelties. THE LARGEST LINE OF LAVAUERS IN AUGUSTA. Shirt Walat Set*. Jt!t Pin*. Feb*. Hat Pin*. Brooch**. 1. J. SCHAUL & CO., POPULAR PRICED JEWELERS, 840 BROAD ST. Watch and Clock Repairing, Engrav ing. Diamond Setting, Etc. A Daily Fashion Flint' LITTLE GIRL’S FROCK. Made of two materials this little dress has the appearance of a jrulmpe and overdress, spotted challls was used for the dress with plain itiaterlnl for the yoke and sleeves. The bands used on the dress match the spots on the challls, while black velvet is used on the neck and ciifts. # Cut in :j sizes, 4, 6 and 8 years. Size 0 requires 2 3-4 yards of 36-in. material. Price of pattern 454 is 10 cents. Fill out biand and send to Pattern Dept, of this newspaper. Name ’ Address Size , RELATED. One day an earthquake and a case of ague chanced to meet. “We are related, I believe,” said A HELPING HAND Is Gladly Extended by an Augusta Citizen. There are many enthusiastic citi zens in Augusta prepared to tell their experience for the public good. Testi mony from such a source is the best of evidence, and will prove a “help ing haud” to scores of readers. Read the following statement: Mrs. W. C. Brown, yl6 King St., Augusta, Ga.. says: “I suffered for a long time from a const ant, dull backache and sharp, shooting pains In my kidneys. 1 could not stoop or ilft without suffering snd In the morning my back whb so lame and sore that I could hardly dres myself. M.v kidneys were v*ry sluggish and the secretions contained a sediment. Since using a box of Doan’s Kiduey Pills, procured at the Green & Horsey Drug Co., (he backaches and lame nosH have vanished, the headaches and dizzy spells are a thing of the past and my kidneys are normal. I give Doan’s Kidney Pills the credit for these good results." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole ngents for the United Steles. Remember the pame—Doan’s—and take no other. THE GRAND This Afternoon and Tonight. PROF. BRISTOL’S TROUPE OF (13) Horses, Ponies and Mules, and (6) other Big Acts. Children at the Matlneea, sc. PERFORMANCES Commence: Matinees 3.30 and run to 6.30 Night 8 and run to 11 p. m. There’s No Getting Away From the Fact Our Clothes must be giving satisfaction, for we’re doing THE Tailoring bustnass of the town. Call and see for yourself. slsl* TAILORS Scotch Woolen Mills 735 BROAD. “CHIROPODY.” AND MANICURING AT HICKEY’S HAIR DRESSING PARLORS. ROOM 21S HARISON L 'ILDINQ. “Hickey’s Barber Shop.” 221 EIGHTH STREET. THE AUGUSTA HERALD the earthquake. “We are,” replied the case of ague, “although we have never met before.” “Shake!” they both exclaimed sim ultaneously.—Exchange. WIFE COMES HOME AND BULLETS FLY New York Cotton Broker Has Exciting Time at His Chapel Hill Home. NEW YORK.—Pistol shots, leaps from windows, an Incidental burglar scare and other pleasantries of the kind marked an episode early the other morning at the summer resi dence at Chapel Hill, N. J„ of Wil liam H. Wicks, a cotton broker, with offices In this city. While nobody was killed or even Injured, there is a strong likelihood that the incident will have a still more interesting sequel. Wr3. Wicks, wife of the broker, left her home a iew days ago, ostensibly for a visit to Boston. Her husband remained at Chapel Hill and had long since retired when the disturb ance occurred. He wns aroAfced by the noise of somebody trying to break down the front door; whereupon, clad only in his night raiment, he leaped from a second story window. In the meantime, five or six pistol shots had been fired but Mr. Wicks paid no attention to these. He hur ried away in the darkness and bor rowed an overcoat which he put on over his pajamas. Then he awakened such of hts neighbors whom the clamor had not already aroused, and led the posse back to his home, de claring burglars had been trying to break in, When the relief party got there much surprise was expressed when it was found that the supposed burg lars were Mrs. Wicks, who had un expectedly returned home nad natur ally wished to get In, and John Sned ‘ecker, chief of police of Atlantic Highlands, whom! she had asked to accompany her and see no harm befell her. That was the close of the incident, except that not long after daybreak a woman, who was not Mrs. Wicks, left the house and took a train for New York. She was closely followed by another woman and a man, who WANTED: 50 MEN AND WOMEN Green & Horsey, the enterprising druggists, are advertising today for fifty men and women to take advan tage of the special half price offer they are making on Dr. Howard's celebrated specific for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia, and get a fifty cent package at half-price, 25 cents. So positive are they of the remark able power of this specific to cure these diseases, as well as sick head aches and liver troubles, that they agree to refund the money to any customer whom thts medicine does not quickly relieve and cure. With Dr. Howard's specific at hand, you can eat what you want and have no fear of ill consequences. It strengthens the stomach, gives per fect digestion, regulates the bowels creates an appetite, and makes life worth the living. This ts an unusual opportunity to obtain 60 doses of the best medicine ever made for half Its regulnr price, with the personal guarantee of a "•ell known business firm to refund the money If It does not give satis faction. cionaw^LMooß. Suits at SI 5.00 Suits at $25.00 When the Spring Suit problem confronts you, wend your way this way,* Sir, for, when you buy here, you buy right. Our Ties Are the Toast* of t,he Town 25c to $j.5Q McCreary’s 742 Broad Street - - - - Augusta, Georgia left for Middletown, Y.. and later in the day Mr. and Mlrs. Wicks both left the house, presurliably for Hew York, but they took different trains. LOCAL MANUFACTORY INCREASING ITS FORCE In The Herald today appears an advertisement under the help wanted heading calling for fifty more hands at the silk mills on the canal. This little paragraph Indirectly calls at tention to the great progress made by this industry in Augusta. It began with less than twenty-five employes and has now about eighty. The ad vertisement means that at least a hundred more are to be added to the pay rolls at once. A new department, has been added, hence the call for more help. It is these kind of small industries that are steadily advancing Augusta up the ladder of progress. vaudeville] At the Grand. Oh, good peopie, you had better secure your tickets early for the Grand this week, for the very best talent In vaudeville is represented at the Grand this week. Violet Moore, "the perfect little postal card girl,” is certainly a sure fun winner and earns a lot of real applause at each and every perform anme. Violet has a surprise in store for her many friends, for the balance of the week, excepting Friday, when the Grand will be closed for the day. Roberts and Fulton, in their de lightful little skit, "Sis in Service.” Miss Fulton is one clever surprise, for her character acting, impersonat ing a country servant girl of the “Sis Hopkins” type. Is one of the best "bits" seen here this season. This clever pair will introduce a lot of new stuff during the week. The big feature of the show is Bristol's Equine Wonders, certainly the best pony and horse act ever of fered hi Augusta, and especially at the very small price of admission. Mothers and fathers, you should cer tainly bring out the Tittle ernes" this week and see these wonderfully re markable ponies do everything but talk, nnd a little of that, and at the same time, give the youngsters a real treat. Amateur night is tomorrow night. Instead of Friday night, as it Is Mr. Wells' custom to "shut up shop" on> Good Friday, and a long list of local aspirants will have their innings on tomorrow night. Several extra fea tures, of a comedy nature, now being planned by Mr. Bernstein, will be "the extra surprise.” Next week the Grand will offer the best bill yet, and "that's going some." Follow the crowd today and tonight straight up to Jackson street to the Grand. Hours 8:30 to 6:30 and 8 to “Tone” In Your Suit - ; ’ v A Spring Suit with “tone” to it will put you in har mony with yourself—brace you up—and give you that confidence which wins uot on any proposition you may see fit to tackle, THE SEASON’S BEST! We’ve handsome Spring Suits, cut and tailored by artistic hands into the season’s correct styles, suited to all tastes and priced to accord with all pocket books. * r Suits at SIB.OO Suits at $30.00 11. ‘‘Come when you pleasure; stay as long as you like.” Any seat 10 cepts. Children at matinees 5 cents. P. S. It was a man who said that P. S. was made especially for the use of women. For it is in the postscript that a woman unburdens her soul. But P. S. has a double significance Inasmuch as It also stands for Patri cian Shoes. One is the vital part of her letter, and the other the vital part of her outfit. . P. S. is the last word on shoes as well as the final word in a letter. Call on Callahan & Dobson Shoe Co. and let their salesman show you some of their attractive new* models. MONTICELLO TO HAVE A $5,000 MONUMENT MONTICELLO, Ga.—Tuesday there were representatives of marble works here from Macon, Atlanta and Mari etta as well as the Monticello marble works to confer with the committee that is to purchase the $5,000 monu ment to grace the public square. The U. D. C. organization of this place has been very successful in raising funds for the monument. AN EASIER SUIT FOR $12.50, $15.00 or SIO.OO Something that is the embodiment of this Spring’s Style to the smallest detail. Broad Shoulders* Fancy Cuffs on Sleeves, and Trousers. EVERY FEATURE THAT YOU’LL FIND IN OUR $30.00 SUIT. v REMEMBER, we guarantee these Suits at $12.50, $15.00 and SIB.OO to give perfect service. The ■J. Willie Levy Go. 822 BROAD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. Suits at $20.00 Suits at $35.00 HAD HIS EYES OPENED. “The average policeman," remark ed the moralizer, “leads an aimless sort of life.” “That's right ■* rejoined the demo A' alzer, "but I never fully realized ,? until I saw one trying to shoot a Jg the other day.”—Exchange. Home Made Blood Purilier The best blood building prescrip tion known is as follows: To one half pint of good whiskey add one ounce syrup sarsaparillla and one ounce Toris compound, which can be procured from any druggist. Take In teaspoonful doses before each meal and before retiring. —liKe the “LIMITED” Here'! your chance to yet the one end only Coeater Urako tbit'! u safe and certain as “ air-brakes ’■ on e "flyer." The Forsyth Coaster Brake “any kid can work it.” Quick, easy adjustment. Brake attaches to rear wheel without remov ing from frame. Brakes by con trolling the hub. No friction, length of back- i throw Instant It adjustable, can t Jam or jerk loose. Automatic bal ance. Perfect control. Defies ! 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