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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1909)
PAGE TEN TO APPROVED TENANTS We offer for rent the new flat* now being erected On the North Bast comer of Greene and Washington afreets. Each flat has hall, parlor, dining room, three bed room*, two o£ which are connoted by bath, butlers pantry and kitchen. The houses are fitted with gas and electric fixtures, call bells, etc., and in fact, everything to be round in up-to-date apartments. Price of Greene St apartment :, Mo $41.67 Price of Washington St, apartment*, Mo 35 00 6GODWIN & CO. No. 2 Union Savings Bank Building. Jackson St. 'Phone 638. List Your Property With Us Now and let us get you a good tenant MARTIN & GARRETT DYER BUILDING ARGO, JESTER & CO. COTTON MERCHANTS BEAVER BUILDING, NEW YORK. Members: New York Cotton Ex- Orders solicited for pur changa, New Orleans Cotton chase and sale of Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton As- and Grain for future de soclation. livery. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. New York Stocks Orders for Stocks and Bonds executed on the New York Stock Exchange. Your business solicited W. «. GARDNER 124 Bth Street. $2,500.00 Will buy you a nice, brand new, up to-datc, 2-story, 7-room frame house with bath mid every modern convenience that you -ould wish for, and with surroundings that would please anyone, ou lower Walk,«r street, Juat a few doors from the ear line. If you hav e al ready rented, buy It anyway and we will rent It for you for $26.00 per mouth, whleh will afford you, u you nee, a nice Investment. If you lea'h waul to buy a home or make an investment, we think you rr.uid make no mistake by looking Into thla, as we con sider It a bargnln. STAFFORD & McCLELLAN Phone Is. 5 Union Having* Bank Bldg , Jackson Street. JUST RECEIVED Another shipment of thoee little R ecordirig Home Savings Banka. " r, ie moot popular uuxttlary bank maJe. You can tall at all *fmee how much you have in the bank. Let ut loan you ami. 4 PER CENT INTEREST PAID TO ALL. THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK Perey E. May, Dr. Thee. R. Wright, J. g. Weigle, President Vlce-Pre widen t. Caahler. WAYNESBORO PERSONALS. WAYNEUSHORO. C.n Mias Virginia Anderson of Augusta Ik au attractive visitor Id the city. Miss Cbrlsttuu Garnett of Savan nah Spent Tuusdav na a mum»i at the Melrose with Mrs. Mamie l>. Her rlngtou Mr C. M Adams. Mr. C A. Adams and Mias Ruth Adams of Macon; Mr. H H Adams and Mies Jennie \dams of Sauderisville, spent Tuesd«\ in tile city. They estUi on (heir auto. Tha many frleirfts of Utile Mr. John Wrtgfct Carswell are pleased to learn “Hickey’s Barber Shop” THE BEST OP ALL General Contractors ... Many of the Best and Biggest Buildings in Augusta and surrounding territory have been erected by us. Kstimates given on all classes ol work. Just give us a chance, that is all we ask. (all us by phone 158 — or call to see us or let us call to see vou. ...J, lL”i 1U1! i — auj_i WOODWARD LUMBER CO. tbai he Is improving after a severe spell of fever. Mr John l). Munnerlyn has return ed from an extended visit to Tybee. ELKO PERSONALS. ELKO, S C. The continued ruins are damaging fodder and hindering the gathering considerably. MLs Edna Stale; of Charleston Is spending some time with relatives and friends hsro. Mrs S. V Hair spent last week at Healing Springs a health resort in Blackvilh township. DAYS OF DIZZINESS Come to Hurtdrede of Augueta People- There are day* of dizziness; Spells of headache, sldeache, baok j ache; Sometimes rheumatic pains; Often urinary disorders All tell you plainly the kidneys are I sick. Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney | Ills. Here Is proof in Augusta: Mrs T R. Woodward, 843 Phillips St., Augusta. Ga., says: "I am pleased to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills in return for the good they did me. I suffered a great deal from backache and a constant dull ache across my loins. The kidneys secretions were Irregular In passage and deposited a sediment if allowed to stand. I also suffered from headaches and dizzy spells were frequent. Finally learning of Doan’s Kidney Pills, I procured a box at the Green & Horsey Drug Co., and after using them the backaches and pains In my loins dis apeared. In a short time my kidneys became normal, the headaches vanish ed and I was able to rest well.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan's—and take no other. CORNERSTONE LAID. BOWMAN, Ga.- Masons laid the cornerstone of the public school build ing here. Grand Master Jefferies, of Atlanta, officiated, assisted by John R Dickey, of Atlanta, arid home mem bers. Pate, Oettcate Women and Girls. The Old Standard 13HOVE'S TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC, drive* out malaria and Guilds up tho system. For grown people and children, 60c. Hosiery Sale Friday and Saturday 100 dozen Men’s fine Half Hose at Half Price —in all popular colors —remember Fri day and Saturday only—limited 4 pair to each customer for SOc OUE $9.75 SUIT SALE CONTINUES FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER. : : : : : Me Creary’s 742 BROAD AUGUSTA, GA. WATERLOO SOCIAL NEWS WATERLOO. S. C— Of the many charming social affairs which have been given oompllmoutary to Mrs. C. j. Larson, of Charleston, there has been nothing more delightful nor thoroughly enjoyable than the love ly party of Thursday afternoon, given by Mr*. Joel Casper Smith, at her handsome homo on the Hill. The hostess’ home was made most attractive for the occasion, lovely flowers being used tn charming profus ion throughout the rooms, palms and ferns adding a picturesque effect tn tee recaption hall. The spacious vlue eovered veranda of the Smith home was very pretty, indeed, with luxuri ant ferns and pot plants, rugs and chairs being invitingly placed there on. It was here that the hostess. In a beautiful white gown, embroidered and lace trimmed, received her guests assisted by her aunt, Mrs. Cora Wharton, of Rockingham, and her mother. Mrs. John H Wharton. A de lightful program of entertainment was furnished during the evening, after which a delicious Ice course was served. Mrs. Smith's guests included, be sides the lovely honoree, Mrs. Cora Wharton, Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson. Mrs W. C. Wharton. Mrs H. C. Ful ler. Mrs. J. H. Wharton and Misses Janie Butler and Janie Larson, of Charleston Mrs 0. J. Larson, ono of the most charming and beautiful matrons of Charleston, was tli e honoree on Fri day evening, at a guessing contest." with which her niece, Mrs. William Carl Wharton, complimented her. at Tainted Blood is a Terrible Affliction. II PmtnciHl Mrknm, Untold Misery and Frequently Death, ttf permitted to derelop. Erery restim must be dnren from the •viteta entirely eliminated before the victim can be oooiidered cured »ud We have tre*t«d wuoi'et* fully thoustnda of case* of BLOOD POISOS during the paet #,« years. Physicians in con• tant attend ance are graduate* of leading ccU«-K*e — Mrp*-%enc*d Special ft*. Oerfalaable Knowledrr. Uneaeetloaed Skill aed Wide Paper!* * ace Make Oar ferric** UaWpeatahle la Ike Treataieat of ffooaf Po/aan, Afaeyaaaaaaa, KHhemy Truwkjmm, D+bllHy. JMn Olaaaaaa, Cmtmrrh, Uvmr Trmmbtwm, ▼ I/arfMar Trmmbimm. Our office* are thoroaghlr equipped witk every modern appliaaoe known to medical science. We make no charge for conauUetioa or for medicines during treatment, CALL 011 h’HiTi ITS TOD4F. 4a aiSwil najMwiw. Let w kec«r ynmr lyafftwu aid in Mn free! ww« ww ettkeetm , r b„ mm%L ii\'<yrmatum upon a<l ekrimic *«-.1 eproal sUmwjm sf «*»4*4 wrua nm( FREE m reimt- To* ekouid read tArn*attd K2COW ytmr—sj OW, HATHAWAY 4 CCMPAWY, Inman Building, ATLANTA. CA. THE AUGUSTA HERALD NAUGHTY SEA BREEZE DISROBES MAIDEN Gownless Girl Plunges Into Cab At Atlantic City and Escapes To Her Hotel. ATLANTIC CITY—The sensation of being disrobed by a young hurri cane was the fate of a young woman who with two companions had gone to the board walk to see the thrilling spectacle of the sea in its greatest rage in ten years. The gale was forced down the lane between the two high buildings at Ocean avenue and the boardwalk at a speed which bared the heads of women and men in a twinkling. The wind took hold of the light summer gown of the woman, gave it a few flirts and then the ripping began. There were screams and women in the vicinity started to the rescue while men, too, began to move for ward to save the catastrophe of an Involuntary disrobing act on the prom enade, Quick as she dropped her umbrella and left her millinery to its fate, the gale was quicker. The skirt parted in several places and lingerie was exposed in such profusion 'that there were cries of Oh!” from many di rections. With a blush and wail she rushed to a cab and was driven away in confusion, deserting her two girl companions. CARRIERS WANTED Wanted several boys with wheels to carry The Herald. Apply J. V. LaTASTE, Circulation Dept. BENSON RESIGNS. HARTWELL, Ga.—E. B. Benson, a large merchant of Hartwell and this section and for twenty years presi dent of the Hartwell hank, tendered his resignation to i..e board of direc tors of that institution. He has been connected with that bank since its organization in 1888. It is not known who will succeed him. her lovely home, "Sunny Side.” Mrs Wharton's parlors were made unusually pretty and attractive by th*. use of quantities of summer flow ers. roses, together with ferns, being arranged with artistic tast e in bowls, vases and jardinieres throughout the hallway and dining room, the win dows of which were thrown open, flooding the apartment with the soft afternoon sunshine, thereby enhanc ing the already lovely scene. The tabic was prettily appointed, there resting on the centerpiece of rich and lovely lace, a tall cut glass vase filled wit a lovely long stemmed roses and asparagus fern, the bonbons and Ices carrying out the pretty pink color scheme. The guests were met at the front door by Misses Janl e Butler and Janie Larson, each attractively gowned in dainty evening dresses and ushered into the drawing room, where Mrs. Wharton, wearing a becoming and ex quisite pink gown, received with the honor guest, Mr*. C. J. Larson, who was very lovely lti a delicate lingerie gown. After an hour or two of lively guess ing, it was found that Mrs. Thomas E. Harris had made the highest num ber of correct answers thus being aw arded a daintily embroidered apron. Enjoying Mrs. Wharton's hospital ity were: Mrs. Thomas J. Anderson, Mrs. Telford S. Boyd. Mrs. Irwin p. Moore. Mrs. Joel Casper Smith, Mrs. Cora Wharton. Mrs. Thomas F'. Har ris and Mrs H C. Filler. Mrs. G. W. Long was hostess at a lovely dinner pivty on Saturday, Senator Raynor Senator Isador Raynor, of Maryland, who failed of endorsement for re election to tbe United States Senate, through the efforts of Arthur P, Gor man, son of the former U. S. Senator, Arthur Pue Gorman, who broke with Raynor shortly before his death. DANCED WITH GLEE, CATCHING TYPHOID Little Girl Feared She Might Not Join Her Mother, Aunt and Sister in the Hospital. NEW YORK—When Mrs. Hugh Moriarty was taken from her home in the suburbs of Montclair, N. J., to the - Mountainside Hospital last week with typhoid fever, her daughter, Esther, who is five, wanted to go along, and didn't understand why It was that she couldn't. Her tears over the parting were scarcely dried before her sister, Lil lian, eight was taken to the hospital also as a typhoid victim. Then her favorite aunt, Mrs. .Delia Mulholland, who lived in the jame house, was stricken, and had to make the same journey. ‘‘Why can’t I go?” pleaded Esther “They all have typhoid dear,” she was told, “and you’re a well little girl.” “Well, can’t I have typhoid like mamma and auntie and Lily?” she asked. "Please let me have it. too." Then she cried indignantly. “I want it! I want typhoid!” The family had been drinking out of an old well which, it has been found, was infee'ed. The doctors felt sure that Esther could scarcely escape the fever which had attacked the others, so they told her: “Well, maybe if you're a good girl you'll get it, too.” Yesterday the symptoms appeared. When they told the child and brought the ambulance to the house, she danced and clapped her hands for joy. “Oh, I'm glad!” she exclaimed. “I got it! I'm going to mamma!” She was placed in the same ward as her relatives, all of whom are in a serious condition. Little Esther makes the twelfth case of typhoid fever in the neigh borhood resulting from infected wells. The wells have now all been closed. CARRIERS WANTED Wanted several boys with wheels to carry The Herald. Apply J. V. LaTASTE, Circulation Dept. when she entertained Mrs S. 3V. Puckett, and sister, Miss Caprie Pow ell, of Columbia, afid Miss Ida May Wharton and guest. Miss Minnie Godley, of Columbia. —Mrs. Long's home was pretty and bright with a profusion of garden dowers, lovely pink and white roses forming the chief decorative feature in the dining room, ferns placed about the room adding to its loveli ness. The day writs one of informal but very genuine pleasure, delightful mu sic being one of the moat enjoyed pastimes of the day. Mrs. Long al ways a perfect hostess, proved her self on this occasion most charming and gracious. Mrs. Telford S. Boyd entertained a limited number of friends Saturday evening. In honor of Mrs. C. J. Lar son, whose visit to her niece. Mrs. W. Carl Wharton, is being marked by so many delightful social atten tions. Mrs Boyd’s home was prettily dec orated with cut flowers and ferns. Music and Nations were enjoyed for several hours, when Mrs. Boyd invited her guests into the dining room, where a delirious fruit and ice course was most charmingly served. Pres ent were: Mrs. C. J. Larson, Mrs. W. C. Wharton. Mrs H, C. Filler, Mrs J. Robert Anderson and Misses Janie Butler and Janie Larson. Picture Framing Our Specialty Just let us show you what we have—how nicely we do the work— and—how reasonable our charges are. You’ll be pleased and we’ll be delighted. • T. Q. Bailie & Co. “OLD DOMINION” PORTLAND CEMENT IS GOVERNMENT STANDARD and guaranteed by us to be second to no other Cement made. Owing to location of these mills, and our ability to ship quickly in solid car lots, and also mixed car lots with other materials, as well as in small lots from one of our 20 Sou them Stocks —no one should be excused for using anything else, when the best is wanted. Write us. Carolina Portland Cement Company DISTRIBUTORS CHARLESTON, S. C. JAMES T. WILLIAMS SLASHED IN THROAT •DAWSON, Ga. —Monday evening James T. Williams, proprietor of the Williams Furniture company, here, was seriously and perhaps fatally cut in the neck with a pocket-knife by Grenwood Kennedy, local representa -1 tive of the Standard Oil company. Kennedy was angered by Williams placing his account with a collecting agency and the controversy arose over this. The attending physician states that Williams is resting quietly this after noon, but his condition is critical. A warrant charging assault with intent to murder has been sworn out against Kennedy, and he is now in jail awaiting commitment trial. PAPER BUYS ENGINE. CALHOUN, Ga.—Thea Calhoun News has placed an order for an en gine and other equipment for their plant on Railroad street. The News has jumped into public favor, and is meeting with success. Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Cures Tbrnogli the Blood Poison, A /mq bme pairs,can- CER, SCALY SKIN, Agj Rheumatism, Eczema, itching: Humors. you may Test b. b. b. free. FT7FMA is by Poisoned Blood ■.va.livi/1 xf you have watery blister*, open, itching sores or humors with ooz ing matter, skin cracks ana bleeds witn soales—then take B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm). It kills the poison, cures the worst Eczema, makes the blood pure and flch and heal* the sores and stops the Itching forever. It is wonderful how B. B- B. cools the blood —how quickly the pimples and lumps disappear while in t}:«ir place B. B. B. gives a smooth, rosy skin with pure, rich blood. RHEUMATISM OR FOUL CATARRH with shoulder pains, hawking or spitting, headache, earache, even old, stubborn rases are quickly cured by Botanic Blood B*lm (B. B. B.), because thest trouble* some from blood poison. CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON For twenty-five years Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) has been curing yearly thousands of sufferers from Primary. Secondary or Tertiary Blood Powjon. If jrou have achee and pains in Bones, Back. Joint*. Mucus Patches in mouth, Bare Throat, boils. Copper Colored Spots] Ulcers on any port of the body. Hair »r Eyebrows falling out, open humors, take B. 8. B. It kills the poison, makes the blood pure and rich, completely changing the entire body into a clean, healthy condition, healing every sore and •topping all aches, pains and itching, in this way curing the worst case of Blood Poison. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (B. B. B ). Is pleasant and safe to take; composed of pure Botanic ingredients. It purifies And enriches the blood. B. B. B. strengthens th© nerves and builds up the broken down system. DRUG(JIBTB II PBR LARGE BOTTLE, with direc tions for home cure. SAMPLE SENT FREE by wHtlng to BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Q a . When writing for sample give name of your trouble, If y*u knew. Lake View Casino 3 WATSONS --3 Greatest Act in Southern Vaudeville New Motion Pictures Every Night MORRIS’ ORCHESTRA Two Complete Shows Night ly, Beginning 8:30. FREE! WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18. AUGUSTANS LAND CAROLINA CONTRACT Hampton anti Varnville Will Erect School Be tween Two Places For Mutual Use. Special to The Herald. HAMPTON, S. C.—Hampton and Varnville, S. C., will shortly issue bonds to 'the amount of SIO,OOO each for the purpose of erecting jointly a $15,000 school building to be erected halfway between Hampton and Varn ville. Preacher and Holman of Augus ta are the architects. GORDON SUPERIOR COURT. CALHOUN, Ga.—Gordon county su perior court will open here next Mon day, with Judge Fite presiding. There are quite a number of cases on the civil docket, but nothing of a sensa tional character is expected to come before the court. Quench Your Thirst With A BoitleCf Hires Wherever Soft Drinks Ape Sold. DIXIE CARBONATING CO.. August*, Ga. FOR RE^~ 1331 Ellis, 6 rooms $22.03 1273 Broad St., 5-rooms $20.00 1211 Ellis St., 5-rooms 22.53 814 Jackson St., 6-rooms .. .. 20.00 338 Walker St., 6-rooms .. .. 21.00 1345 Broad St., 6-rooms 21.00 1329 Ellis St., 6-rooms 20.00 1321 Drutd Park Ave., 4-rooms.. 15.00 1446 Broad St., 6-rooms 15.C0 1110 Marbury St., 6-rooms .. .. 18.00 829 Campbell St., 5-rooms .. .. 15.00 728 Fenwick St., 4-rooms .. .. 12.50 730 Fenwick St., 4-rooms .. .. 12.50 Barnes St. (2nd above Camp bell, south side), 5-rooms .. 15.00 OS 'll m«q pun SUIOOJ-i “ig John L, Armstrong Union Savings Bank Bldg. Jackson St. ’Phon e 693 (Formerly No, 6 Library Bldg.) The Air Dome Augusta’s Only Summer Theatre. The People’s Popular Play House New Vaudeville Show Tonight.
