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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1909)
PAGE TEN Two Small Houses for Sale On a downtown »tre<t, between Greene and Rroad. I offer for quick Rale two well built, three room hou*ea, on a lot 50 by 86 feet. The houses are rented to good paying colored tenants at $6 per month each, and the price asked in $1,050. Wm. E. BUSH. OPPORTUNITY To buy a nice little home of five rooms and bath. Electric fights and gas Or It can be bought on an Investment basis, show ing tho attractive yield of 11 per cent. It Is conveniently located, In splendid condition and good nelgnborbood. Let us show you this property. MARTIN & GARRETT Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds. STOCKS Orders executed to buy Arid sell stocks, bonds and investment securities on the Xew 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, Vlee-Prest. J. <«, WEIGLE, Cashier. Dl RECTORB: Percy E. May, Hugh H. Alexsnder, Charles D. Carr, F. L. Fullsr, Jules Rival, R. E. Allen, Chas. E. Brown, Dr. Thos. R. Wright, Arthur H. Merry. Accounts Solicited 4 PER CENT COMPOUNDED SEMIANNUALLY. We are opening new accounts dally. Can we not open one for YOUf TO THE TRADE The dealer who buys an ordinary Cement, Lime or Plaster, at a saving In price lo him of 10c to 20c per barrel and $2.00 to $3.00 pot ton. and sells the same to the unsuspecting customer at corresponding prices, Is neither helping htmaelf nor you. "OLD DOMINION" CEMENT "KEYSTONE WHITE LIME. "ACME CEMENT PLASTER.” are a Utile higher In price, but satisfaction goes with every lot. Aak the Dealer-or CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY CHARLESTON, 8. C. l,et us quote you direct. 6I.tNN .SPRINGS MINERAL WATER This Water purifies, cleanses and builds up the system and enable* It tn throw off the thousands of germs that create dts ease \s a drinking and table water, Glenn Springs Wuler has no equal; iih a medicinal water, thousands attest Its superiority over all others. To those In health, It Is pleasant and satisfy ing; to the Invalid and convalescent, It Is palatable, refreshing and appetising To the sick and to the well, It Is highly bene ficial. MORAL: DRINK GLENN SPRINGS MINERAL WATER AND BE HEALTHY AND HAPPY. ChAS. M. CONNELL sou-: aoent. PHONE 1212. 9TH AND TELFAIR STS. PLENTY OF BACON. Kind Lady And you say the last place you stopped you got the cold Awnings Wall Paper Mattings TABJUUEICO.& Baths Turkish SI.OO Russian 75c Shampoo 50c TURKISH BATH HOTEL, HARISON BUILDING. Let Us Show You the New Spring Novelties. THE LARGEST LINE OF LAVALIERS IN AUGUSTA. Shirt Waist Sets. Jelt Pina, Fobs. Hat Pina. Brooches. •hmilder? Handy Pikes And the cold ham, too, mum, I bunked In a refrigerator car. Cattle Feeds Ground Alfalfa, mixed with ground grains, "Otto Weiss" for Horses. Ground Alfalfa and grains for Cows. Choice Green Alfalfa Hay. Very choice Timothy Hay, good stock. Johnson Grass, good roaghage. N. L. Willet Seed Co. AUGUSTA, OdOROIA L. J. SCHALL & CO.. POPULAR PRICED JEWELERS. 840 BROAD ST. Watch and Clock Repairing, Engrav ing. Diamond Setting, Etc. CLEARING HOUSE BANKS STATEMENT Percentage of Actual Re serve of Clearing House Banks Was 25.75. NEW YORK —The statement of the clearing house banks for the week (5 days) shows that the banks hold $10,028,025 more than the require | rnents of the 26 per cent reserve rule. I This Is a decrease of $3,947,800 in the : proportionate cash reserve as com ' pared with last week. The state mi nt follows: I/oans —1,320,946,600, Increase sll,- 423,400. Deposits—sl,364,ols,9oo, Increase $8,747,200. Circulation —$48,964,600, lnorease $261,000. Legal Tenders—s77,l3B,4oo, de- j crease $1,434,600. 5pecie—5274,047,600. decrease, 326- 500. Reserve —$351,217,00, decrease, sl,- / o I*ooo. Reserve required— $241,178,975, in crease, $2,196,800. Surplus— $10,038,025, decrease, $3- 947,800. Ex. U. S. deposits—slo,62B,72s, de-1 crease, $3,940jp5. The percentage of actual reserve j of the clearing house banks today , was 25.75. The statements of banks and trust companies of Greater New York not reporting the clearing house shows that these institutions have aggre gaHe deposits of $1,217,933,300; totai cash on hand $146,247,800; and loans amounting to $1,072,715,200. COTTON GOODS AND YARN CLOSED STRONG NEW YORK—The cotton goods and the cotton yarn markets today clos ed at first hand. Jobbers will show special offerings In wash goods de partments next week. Their trade was light during the past week. I)re3s lines of linens are being or dered well. Stocks of burlaps in this market, have been reduced ma terially. MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK—Prime mercantile paper 3 1-2 to 4 per cent. Sterling exchange with actual bus iness In hankers bills at 486.25 at 486.30 for sixty days and at 487.60 for demand. Commercial bills 185 5-8 at 7-8. Bar Silver, 60 7-8. Mexican dollars 14. NOT QUITE CLEAR. "But,” queried the dear girl’s father, 'do you earn enough to support two?” “Two!” eehoed the would-be son-in law in surprise. “Say, I only asked for your daughter. Are you going to try and ring her mother sci cn me, too ?”■ —Exchange. A Hit! The Two Button It’s only one of 184 low shoe styles in Ihoe M - summer line. The others are just as clever and “fetching.” Most styles £5.00 THE FLORSHEIM BOOTERY •16 BROAD STREET. Our Windows Worth a Walk. THE AUGUSTA HERALD VAUDEVILLE AT THE GRAND. For Easter week of the new spring season the Grand will, for the week beginning tomorrow afternoon, offer a flattering bill of features full ol brightness and color and cheerful in stances, all tending to lift the lay mind from the morbid and dolorous scenes of every day life In the busi ness world, and offer a better clew of the optimistic occurrences that are I quite as frequent and of more good. The complete bill revels in singing comedy and novelty, and promises to make a great -success here, a success In keeping with the expectation of : the Grand cllentelle, and warranted ! by the high class regular weekly of | ferings of this place. One of the features will be provided by the Adele-Purvls Onrl a trinity of meritorious French gymnasts, each gifted with a fine stage presence, and their act is one of the most sensa tional novelties ever presented on any stage, introducing many startling elec trical effoct-s, and the act is present ed in such a manner that will make them talked about for many days. The extra feature is Haggarty and I.eClair, the real Irish entertainers, presenting “A Bit of Human Nature.” This act is copyright and the proper ty of Larry Haggarty, the real “King of Ireland.” This sketch is a positive novelty and Is not a caricature nor ; offensive to the Irish race, but on the I contrary this team of refined vaude villians introduces clever singing, gen- j uine Irish humor and heart interest. I T/arry Hagga.rty is an old establish ed vaudeville favorite and whatever his offering may be he always domi nates that offering, which was born to him. Miss LeClair, hls partner. Is a pleas ing comedienne and a laugh maker of a pronounced type and teamed with such a comedian as Larry Haggarty they are sure to make a hit that will add to their fame as well as keeping the Grand high-water mark. Sandford and Darlington (vaudeville comedy kings) will offer a fun feast that will make a mule laugh. Bill Jones, the character comedy star, is another bright offering for an already attractive bill. Inclusive motion pictures of the Grand pattern, than which there are none better and with a display with which none can compare will occupy their accustomed position on the reg ular daily bill. Everybody knows that at the Grand there is always to be found the latest and best picture plays .gathered from all parts of the world. Performances by the amateurs have come to be a popular feature here, and the amateurs have shown them selves so good that the woek’s bill will not be complete without one night being devoted to the would he’s,” and as next Friday night Is the night selected for the big fun night, a long list of local aspirants have entered for the cash prizes. Four performances will be given each day, beginning tomorrow, East er matinee, 3.30, and continuing until 6.30. Starting again at 8 and con tinuing until 11. Remember, “come when you please and stay as long as you like.” The top gallery is re served for colored patrons only, and colored nurses are admitted in the balcony at all watlnees, with children. The Grand is now the universal meeting place for all Augustans these warm afternoons and nights. Follow the crowd and you will meet me at tee Grand. AT THE SUPERBA. The Superba will present its pat rons Monday with a show In keeping with the season, and one ot the that ever graced the boards of an Augusta vaudeville house. No expense or effort has been spared to put on the very best pro gram ever seen at the Superba, and as good as any ever seen or to be seen at any ten-cent vaudeville house tn the South. The star attraction will be the Mu sical Wilsons, the "Colonial Duo,” the most elaborate musical novelty ever seen here,- This act will be put on with beautiful electric effects and spe cial stage settings, and Is guaranteed to be high-class and thoroughly en joyable, nnd alone worth *everal tipies the price of admission. Mr. C. Ernest Edwards, late of the "Slrollers Opera Company,” will be swn in a refined singing change act full of pleasing features. Alley & Thorne will furnish fun by carload in their original comedy sing ing and dancing act. Mr. Luck will again be heard in high-class Illustrated ballads, with fre quent change of songs and slides, the latter of which are genuine works of hand-colored art. mnde especially for Mr. mck. The song for Monday will be the beautiful ballad “T’d Live or I Would Dte for You,” a song by the composer of ‘lxive Me and the World is Mine," and one which haw attained almost as much popularity as the former. i The best of mot'on pictures put l on In faultless Superbagraph style will precede and close each show, making six big acts for the edification of the faithful, if you want to see a real show, visit the Superba this week. Monday pictures are run from 3 to 5 and 7 to 8, and from 5 to 7 and 8 to 11, real vaudeville holds, full sway. AMUSEMENTS THE ARCADIUM. One of the largest and most attrac tive Mils will be at the Areadtum be ginning Monday and lasting until Sat urday. They have listed people of great reputation in the art of mak ing people laugh. Such as the orig inal Joe Chevers, known the world over as the greatest character com edian and patter vocalist on the stage. A word from The Critic; “The Alham bra boasts of an old favorite this week In Joe Chevers. It Is now some time since we saw Joe here, but ap parently he has lost none of his tal ent as a comedian. There are few who ken the game better, nnd to his credit be It said I have seen some of the stuff copied more than once. ; Naturally, he has to oblige with the ' Bard ot Armagh, whoa* brogues are SPRING STYLES We wish to thank our Customers for the most generous Easter business our store has ever known, and to assure them that we will ever strive to give them the best values in Cloth ing and Furnishings it is possible for them to obtain. We guarantee every garment we sell, for the reason that we will sell no garments we can not guarantee. You’re safe here ! MCCREARY’S “Home of Good Clothes” 742 Broad St. AUGUSTA, GA. bound with straw, and he lings the same as he always did, with fair pa thos.” Another big feature act will be little Miss Annie Chevers, who sings her songs in five different lan guages. This little Miss has made a hit in many of the largest cities jn the country. Rogers & Marvin, known as the song birds of the South, will present for the first time in this city a lgugfi ing comedy "A Quiet Evening at Home.” Edwin Rogers is a singing comedian and a laugh producer, and It can be said for the benefit of those with the blues, you will forget you ever had a care in the world. Miss Marvin is known as the phe nomenal female baritone in high class billiard. This act Is truly in keepipg with- the Arcadium motto, ‘’Quality Vaudeville.” It Is composed of good, clean comedy with funny situations and lines that bring legitimate laughs, also introducing old-time Southern melodies. It is one of the best dress ed acts in vaudeville. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle: Receipts estimated at 100; market steady; beeves $4.85a7.15; Texas steers $4.50a4.70; Western steers, $4.20a5.70; stockers and feed ers $3.56a5.60; cows and heifers, s2a 6; calves $5.50a7.75. Hogs: Receipts estimated at. 10,- 000; market strong to 5c higher; light $7a7.35; mixed $7.05a7.42H: heavy $7.10a7.45: rough $7.10a7.20; good to choice heavy $7.20a7.46: pigs $5.85a6.76; bulk of sales, $2.76a7.40. Sheey: Receipts estimated at 2,- 000; market steady; native $3.75a 6.26; western $X75a6.30; yearlings $0.25a7.30; lambs, native, $5.60a8.70; western $5.50a8.10. Dally Movement of Produce. Wheat, 66,000 bushels, 164,600 ship ments. Corn, 202,600 bushels, 314,300 ship ments. Oats 409,200 bushels, 385,400 ship ments. MONEY LOST WHEN STORE BURNS AT WRENS Mr. Henry Spearing Re ports Loss of Six Hun dred Dollars in This Manner. Mr. Henry Spearing, of Wrens was In Augusta Saturday and reported the loss of hts store by fire Friday morn ing at an early hour. Mr. Spearing said that indications pointed to the store having been robbeJv before It burned as an axe and crowbar were found outside and the front door was open when the flames were first [ noticed. Mr. Spearing sleeps some distance from ihp store. H e lavs his entire loss at $2,000, S6OO of which was cash he left In the store. The fire was dis covered shortly after midnight Fri day morning. HIS cool weather is just a breath ing spell for Spring to gather strength. 0 Get away with your new T A Spring Suit before the other fellows pick out the smartest and best fabrics. Select your Suit, while you have the choice of the greatest variety of exclusive patterns that will be shown this season. The most attractive Suits are the first to go. Get a good start—select your Suit Now. See the new fabrics in Blues, Grays and Olives. See the new pin stripes—the handsomely cut Coats with broad collar and lapels—the concave shoulders —the splendid tailoring—the ease and graceful hang of the Trousers. sls, $lB, S2O, $25 and $35 ION CLUB 10 GIVE JUjONCERT Will Be At Tubman Au ditorium Under Auspices of Junior Class. The Arion Choral Club will give a concert at Tubman auditorium on the evening of April 16, under the au spices of the Junior Class of Tub man School, which, promises to be a rare treat for music lovers. The program appears in full belt"" The solol, “Joy of the Morning,” by Miss Margaret Baker Battle, will doubtless be a feature and among others of particular note are the “Gypsy Maiden” by Mrs. Henry Wall and the “Song to Tubman High School,” by the Amphlon Quartette, This last number was specially ar ranged for the occasion. The program follows: Onward (Vocal March) .. . .Giebel Arion Choral Club. Country Courtship Karle Mr. Murrah and Club. Sailor’s Song.. Emerson Miss Margaret Baker Battel. Invitation Hoffman Choral Club. Part 11. Loves Old Sweet Song .. .. Molloy Choral Club. Solo, “Gypsy Maiden” Parkei Mrs. Harry Wall. Old King Coal Edes Choral Club. Song to T. H. S. Amphlon Quartette Carmena > Wilson Arion Choral Club. Prof. Samuel T. Battle, Director. Mrs. S. T. Battle, accompanist. Effective Thursday, 16th, Atlantic Coast Line Train No. 32 for New York and points East will leave at 2.30 p. m. instead of 3.00 p. m. L. D. McCULLUM. Commercial Agent, No. 807 Broad St. MORE DISTANT WHEAT FUTURES ADVANCED CHICAGO. —The May wheat deal was sidetracked Saturday to make way for the more distant futures which advanced more than three cents a bushel owing to liberal purchases by leading bulls. At the close prices were to \ cents above the final quotations of the preceding session. Corn, oats and provisions also closed firm. THE FALSIFIERS. The world is full of people who Have little love for truth; Prevarication Is an art They learned to use In youth. SUNDAY, APRIL 11. They keep it up and all through life, Unblushing, live a lie, Upon their friends the double-cross Right merrily they ply And thread the mazes of deceit Until lt’a time to die. » Such people are unable quite To travel on the square; Themselves so crooked, they opine That crooks are everywhere. ’Tis by themselves they judge the world— A foolish thing to do. There are some honest folk on earth, I’d have you know—a few, Although they’re ’most as lonesome as The oyster In the stew! —Exchange. SPECIAL OMEGA Flour, 1-8 sack 90c Excellent Flour, 1-8 sack 90c Fresh Country Eggs, guaran teed, per dozen 20c Fresh supply Virginia Hams and Shoulders. j. w. McDonald SUCCESSOR TO E. J. DORIS, Corner 13th and May Ave. Phone 533. And Still They Come (Impossible to Stop Them) No combination on earth can stop the men from coming to us. We have the goods and know how to make them up—That’s why. Pay Us Less And Dress Better t sls Tailors Scotch Woolen Mills 735 BROAD.
