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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1909)
TEN HERALD WAN I ADS Reach the Right People at the Right Time for Results HAM AD SUPRtMAGY URAL) WANTS HAD! For ?1 days in December The Herald printed.... 1767 Want* The Chronicle printed.. 1062 Wants Herald’a lead 705 V/ants Herald printed from Jan. 1 to December 21 31,728 Chronicle printed from Jan. 1 to December 21 17,391 Herald’* lead 14 334 H< raid Want# fret results, and that * why the people uh«* them. If you want result* read and use Herald Want a every day and on Sunday. Last Bunday’i Herald carried 1/0 Wants. Last Sunday's Chronicle carried 123 Wants. Sunday Herald’s lead 47 Wants. READ AND USE HERALD WANT ADS WANT AD. SUB-STATIONS King’s Pharmacy, 128 G Broad Street. Hubbard Sr, Davenport’s Pharmacy, Corner 15th Street and May Avenue. O. B. CUett, 1605 Mc- Donald St. ‘Phone 2155. WANT AD. POSTOFFICE A number of replies to Want A 1 Bfp In the Want Ad Post Office. It la the rule of Ihe office to keep IlH'Hf. letters a few dnyH and If not called for, to destroy. There are a number of answers ad dressed to the following: C. S T. c. n k f r. c. i,. k. it. k. Coup]- V X. X Horse C H If W H. 11. 1 K .1. T. A.- 0. K Opporttielty Bntpain 7,. S. C. -H. H Cl V C F C. WANTED HELP- Male A UOOKKKKPKH AND COM-KCTOIt wrnitPd »t once. state AtldrtNH "Now,” cart* Herald. ri23c WANTED HELP Female WANTED: FIRST CLASS COOK for small family. Must conic well recommended. Apply 256 Broad Si. DIDlf COOK: RMLIAUI.IQ COOK WANTED «t once. Mrs. I'. E. Dunbar, 302 El bert street. d 260 WANTED SITUATION Male. W ANTICD POSITION HV A HOBI2R, reliable man as collector or icrovcry clerk. Best of r«*f« reneo*. Addrcan IV., No. 1246 Greene street, d26p WANTED- - Miscellaneous WANTED TO BUY HIDES. FURS, wool, beeswax, tallow, Ac. Write for price*. Crawford & Co.. 508-510 Reynold* *tret oet24 3mo*. WANTED TO RUT: SCRAP IRON. Write for price*. Crawford A Co., 80S-HO Reynold* *treet. 024 Smoi WANTED Logs OOOD PRICES PAID FOR OAK. hickory and elm lops, delivered nt our plant, Augusta, Ga. McKeusla Manufacturing Cc. 012tf FOR RENT—ReaI Estate BEST FARM IN RICHMOND county for rent, suitable for dairy, truck and poultry. One and one half miles from city limit* on Mllledgcvllltt Road. See Miss Heard, rare Mrs Jno. K Jackson, Harrlsonvllle. d23c A FLAT, 9M GREENE STREET, 5 room, all modern convenience, f:tO ou per month. A VERY DESIRABLE S-ROOM COT tage, electric lights, etc. Will rent 115 00 per month. A NICE 18-ROOM HOUSE AT 1030 Broad street: splendid location foi boarding bouse. For particulars aoe me. e. b McLendon, d2Bc 1030 Broad St. FOk RENT— Rooms three connecting rooms with all modern conveniences, for rent. Apply Cor Kollo, k and Jon<s streets. dlStf WILE RENT NICE ROOM. 15x25 feet, close in on Broad street, at low price, from January Ist. suitable for office, or lied room so: gentleman. 'Phone 1957, t!23p ROOMS: THREE ROOMS BATH and all conveniences, at Mm JJoKln ne street, for rent from January Ist. Address A. U. C, cars cl I raid. dlllo For Only a Few Cents You Can Tell Your “WANT” to Thousands of Responsive HERALD READERS. All Sorts of Articles Are Bought, Sold and Exchanged Through HERALD WANT ADS Every Day. WANTED HELP— TUaIe -ind Female. TTKI,! 1 WANTED: SALESLADIES and ah k: * n at A. .Vi. Thomas & Co., 646 Broad street. d24p FOR SALE Horses, Mules, Livestock, Harness, Carriages, Etc. IF YOU DON’T I IVY YOUR h ttThf-H and mule* from üb, we both I owe mo: «v. Lnrgc* supply on hand. StO'-t Yard ( 'o. nCtf LARGEST SUPPLY OF HORBKS and mules Irj this section. We can wave you money. Come to see us. Aok int.: Stock Yard Co. nCtf FOR SAD K BARKED P EGOS. WIN ninjr from my own breeding and I raiding; no bought stock: Dock, Ist; I 1 mi. and 2d; Pullets, Ist and 2d; | (’ockcrNw. 2d and sth; Pens, 2d and !2d Silver cup best display. A fww Doc Korol for wile. W. F. Wall, Vau- I t'lum*'*, S. C. dlOtf F(»R SALE: A NICE GENTLE SIX year old hay mare, with buggy and I,'irnoM, fill in flrst-clasH condition. Apply W 10. Ilolsion, care McKle & Hob-ton Sho»* Co., 970 Broad street. d23e 1 GOOD COW. 25 WHITE ROCK bens, 1 Mandy Lee Brooder, 4 Philo Brooder (‘oops. Geo. P. Elliott, 706 Broad St. d24p FOR SALE Miscellaneous WRAPPING PAPER: OUt NEWS papers for wrapping purpose. Ap ply at Herald Office. WOOD: FOR HALF, 600 CORDS pin*' wood, ear or train lots, phone 153. Nellwood Lumber Co. Augusta, Or. FOR BALK: HE WILL LIKE YOU If you give hint a box of MucHalee Clear That's why your neighbor smiles he amokeH them your turn next. Muekalep elgar Ib the beat 5 ei ritH stoke und la told at 104 places In Attrnria. I, a. Dorr, phono 1181. eottlrola Itt sal u In Oeo r gla and Caro- Unas. ts (It LATH: FOR SALE, A PAIR OF large well broken goats, will work Single or double. Address Login Few Kazan, Columbia county. d2Gp PIANO: UPRIGHT PIANO, IN PER feet condition, fine tone, as good ae new; would cost $330.00; can be had at bargain $135.00 cash. Plano can he seen and examined. Answer. W. A 0., care Herald. dlotf-c FOR HALF THU OLD FOLKS want you to give them gold spec tacles or eyeglass frames for Christ mas pres< nts For these practical presents sci (iodln Spectacle Co. d24c FOR SALK: A MEAT MARKET with llrHt class fixtures and Rood paying btislnc-s. For particulars phone 1802. d24c Lost and Found LOST TWO HOUND DOOS. ONE IS blue speckled, answers to name of Wheeler; the other Is a red bone wlielp color, deep red, small white stripe on breast. Howard ts return-j < d to J. N. Peeler, 1878 Greene street. d24p 1 TWO BAY MULES. STRAYED from Harrlsonvllle, between 5 and (5 years old. The finder will please advertise in The Herald or bring them to Barney Kerr’s and receive pay for their trouble. d24c 1 A IST ; POCKET BOOK, LAST FRl dny, about four o'clock, between 15th ami Yount: Sts. In path In Al len Park. Liberal reward If returned to M. P. B. Holly. 520 15th St. (12-lc HKIFUHS. LOST TUESDAY, TWO heifers, one black, and one black and white spots Reward If returned to 834 Evans street. (123 c Ladies’ Hand Bags ANOTHER SHIPMENT FROM NEW York, of Ladles' Hand Bags. nioHt stylish find »l»i;unt, In all slats and bathers. Hoe our alligator Hand Bags; prettlent and cheapest you «\.r j.iw. Fall and see them. Au gusta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad— wrong side street. M. M. Cleekley. Drop. ts E. M. Deas HAS SOME VERY .INK LAMB, veal pork, beef, chickens, turkeys and geese All orders given prompt attention 318 Jackson street. Phone No. 210. d24c Gent’s Shaving Sets. PRETTIEST. CHEAPEST LINE OF shaving sets, shaving mirrors, also fitted leather traveling rolls or cases. A alee gift for hint. Gillette Safety rnroftt, Cem Jr. Safety razors. Price only SI.OO. A tig tsta Trunk Factory, '- >1 Ilroad- wrong side street. M. M, Cleekley, Prop. FANG KEE LAUNDRY, 1017 Broad St. IS NOW OPEN FUR BUSINESS. Cut p-i , ami first class work guaranteed. j<y c Underwear A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF *'■ nt s l'mlcrwiar and (Derails at J P Saxon s. Uti Broad street. d 260 Shoes SOMUDNK HAS SAID: TAKES free lunch to draw a crowd, a toper t< tir.irt a cork, pretty Augusta girls to driiw attention, and solid Leather Shoes to draw trade, J. P, Saxon. d 260 Andirons SOLID BRASS ANDIRONS AND fire sots, will make a handsome Christmas present, $4.00 up. W. f I Toole, 553 Broad St. d23i Ten Dollars Reward j LOST: SETTER BITCH, LIVER and white, medium size, with collar lon, name plate lost off Return !- 403 Telfair street and got reward. .1 H. Morris. dl"l Brass Goods at Slusky’s | CALL AT SLUSHY'S AND SF j Brans Bets. d 2. Gifts For “Him.” NO DOUBT YOU ARE WONDERINt what you can give "Him” for j Christmas. The Augusta Trunk Fai j tory are showing this season th‘ most beautiful line of gent's pocke books, card cases, bill folds, letter books, cigar cases, etc. Nothing makes a more acceptable gift than an article In some handsome leather, I viz.: In seal, alligator, walrus, pig I etc. f‘e these beautiful goods. 851 Broad wrong side street—-but on right side of prices. SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS, AUGUSTA, C-A The Hatter HATS OF ALL KINDS RENOVATED and made now. We guarantee sal isfaction In every particular. Bring ius a trial order, and If you are not pleased It will cost you nothing. La dies’ and Gent’s Garments Dry Clean ed and Dyed. Culberth’s, 315 Mein tosh St. d3op Tomatoes YOU (’AN BUY AT J. P. SAXON’S thr» o large cans of tomatoes, hand packed, for 25c; a fine and complete lino of the best groceries at bottom prices. (126 c Work Boxes PRETTY LINK OF FANCY WORK boxes. Prices from <55 cents up. Also pretty lino work baskets, work I stands, clothes hampers, baby bask ets, folding lunch boxes. Lots of pretty Christmas novelties. Glv@ 11s a call, Augusta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad wrong side street. M. M. Cleekley, Prop. TYPEWRITERS. VISIBLE WRITERS WITH TABU lntors. Free trial or rented allowing rent to apply. Your opportunity to get a modern machine. Illustrated catalog on request. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO., 406-7 Leonard Building. JSc Electric Supplies. B. R. MITCHELL. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES; EVERY I)E --serlptlon: bargains in handsome electric lamps and fixtures. Esti mates cheerfully furnished on wiring anti all electric appliances. 311 Jack son. Phone 584. <l2lp Brush and Comb Sets. FOR TOILET SETS (OR BRUSH and comb sets) come to us. Beauti ful assortment. Prices from 25 cents to *25.00. Makes a useful, pretty Christmas present. We guarantee to save you 25 per cent In cost. See them. Augusta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad —Rong side street. M. M. Cleekley, Prop. Fine Shoes. IF YOU WANT TO HAVE YOUR shoes repaired, have It done at the right place, and the man who guar antees satisfaction. A trial Is all 1 ask. All work sent for and delivered. Walter F. Crouch, 217 Washington St. 'Phone 697. Jl2c Shoes TRY J. P. SAXON'S $4 00 LINE OF shoes for $3.50. d26c Watson, the Tuner (THE TUNER) HAS MOVED HIS tuning Rod repairing business to the Harison building. Rooms 305-316, 3d floor. Phottp your urder —No. 1717. Typewriters TYPEWRITERS: SOME SPECIAL ly good bargains In rebuilt and sec ond-hand machines. L. J. Henry Remington Dealer. Jlc Shoes THE REST OI.D LADIES* COM forts for SI.OO and $2 00. for sal by J. I*. Saxon. d26c A Tip For Xmas Dinners. DRINK PANTHER SPRING WATER with your Xmas Dinner and avol the discomfort that an over-loaded stomach brings Try' It. 50c; 5 gal demijohn ‘Phone 1305 city delivery phone 684(5. Summerville delivery. d2Sp Shoes THY J I* SAXON’S $4 00 LINE O shoes for $3.50. d 26. Pure Drugs IF YOU WANT YOUR PRESCRIP ttons filled ptomptly and with the purest of drugs, bring them to Hank in son s Pharmacy, or Phone 1270 and we will send for and deliver on short notice. hankinson pharmacy Successor to Vtdetto Drug Co. 619 15th SL JanSc TKE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, G/». A Home on Elbert Street One of the best resi dence streets of the city and property rapidly enhancing in value. Here is the Proposition: 605 Elbert street, has a frontage of 40 feet. The house has 6 rooms, with bath and is equip ped with all modern conveniences. It is a comfortable, cosy, well built little home. For a Limited Time You Can Buy This Real Estate Bargain For $2,500.00 As an investment, the house rents for S3OO a year. This is 12 per cent gross, on your in vestment, a clean 9 per cent, net. Can you beat that in these days of cheap money and low interest I * * Investigate, look in to this proposition, satisfy yourself of the values of the real op portunity that is offer ed. It goes without reservation to the first bona fide purchaser. A. W. LUCKY &CO., Leonard Building 219 Seventh Street, Phone 451. Brass Fire Sets : RING CHRISTMAS WEEK, WILL sell Brass Fire Sets at rock-bottom ices. David Slusky. d23c Xmas Flowers LACE YOUR ORDER FOR XMAS Flowers. Everything In season. We ve some very fine Begonias, Gloire Lorraine, Roses Hyacinths, Nar :.“us, Lily-of-the-Valley and all cut owers; Polnsettas, Hycenta, Nar isus. Palms, Ferns and all kinds of ot plants for Xmas. Central Dar en, 3 042 Broad Street. Miss Anne ow, Mgr., J. Rival, Prop. ’Phone o. 2122. d2sc he Great Majestic Range At Slusky’s. AKE YOUR WIFE A CHRISTMAS present of a Majestic Range, and :e will be happy. David Slusky-. d23c Tiles and Grates. \ RGE SELECTION AT LOWEST prices at D. Slusky’s. d23c Doll Baby Trunks. .'VERY LITTLE GIRL WANTS A doll baby trunk. Large assortment, -utest things you ever saw. Prices from 50 cents up. See them. Augus ta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad—wrong side street. M. M. Cleekley, Prop. Windsor Spring Water :E Li EVES NAUSEA. DYSPEPSIA, Kidney trouble; 5 gallons delivered Tents. Phone 112. Sam Lung Laundry 561 BROAD STREET. UT PRICES: CUFFS 3c PER PAIR collars l%c each, stiff shirts 10c, icgligee shirts Bc. d3lc Brass .Andirons at Slusky’s TOR BRASS ANDIRONS, AT IN side prices, see David Slusky. d23c Shoes \BSOLUTE WATER-PROOF SHOES iit J. P. Saxon’s, $4.00. d26c Palmist ! A DAM MAY. CLAIRVOYANT, palmist, who has made a life study ■ f her work, can help you no matter vhat your troubles may be. Consult her, 913 Broad street. ’Phone 2524. d29c The Barber Shop PROF. AMONITTI, THE BARBER and dermatologist, sharpening ra zors and other sharp-edged tools; hildren’s hair cut, 15c. Under Irish- Vmerican Bank. 17c PERFUMES We handle nothing hut the best of perfumes, toilet articles, drugs, etc. Hubbard & Davenport Y>r 15th St. and May Ave. Phone No. 43. Shoes GENTLEMEN’S CUSHION SOLE shoes at J. P. Saxon’s, for $3.50; all other places $5.00 —1455 Broad street. d26c Christmas Canaries. BEAUTIFUL CANARTES. GENUINE "Hartz Mountain” birds, imported direct from Germany. Every bird guaranteed exquisite singer. Prices lowest In city. Also beautiful line of gilt and painted cages. Prices guar anteed 25 per cent lower than else where. Augusta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad —wrong side street. M. M. Cleekley, Prop. SPECIAL NOTICES Near-Beer Saloons. BY ORDERS OF THE MAYOR, ALL Near-Beer Saloons or places were near-beer is sold must close at the usual hour on Friday night, Dec. 24th, 1909. and remain closed until Monday- morning at the usual time, Dec. 27th, 1909. Any violation of these orders will be dealt with according to Ordi nances and orders covering near beer saloons. M. J. NORRIS, d24c ? Chief of Police. LEGAL NOTICES. DEBTORS’ AND CREDITORS' NO TICE. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Notice is hereby given to all per sons having claim* against E. G. Mosher, late of said county, deceased. :o present them to the undersigned roperlv proven, within the time pre eribed by law. And all persons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make nmediate payment to the under signed. CORNELIA C. MOSHER. Administratrix. >9. 16, 23, 30. J 6,13 p. TRANSFER OF STOCK. Jersey City Heights. N. J. 20 December, 1909. AFTER PUBLICATION OF THIS notice once a week for four weeks t is our intention to transfer one undred and fifty-three shares of the apital stock of The Georgia Rail ad and Banking Company, belong ng to the estate of Johanna M. D. ■letneoke. C W. MEINECKE, Executor. A. H. D. MEINECKE, Executor. J23-30;j6-lop WHEN SHOPPING SAY : “I SAW IT IN THE HERALD” NO AEROPLANES TO BE SENT HERE Secretary E. S. Johnson, of the Chamber of Commerce is in receipt of a communication from the war de partment of the United States gov ernment thanking Augusta for the in vitation to locate the aeronautical ex perimental station in Augusta. The war department announces that The Want Ad A Remarkable Agency In Modern Affairs. (Newspapsrdom.) The want-ad page of the daily newspaper is a creation of modern times. Nothing at all similar to or suggestive of it in tale or history or print of any kind appeared prior to the publi cation of the American daily newspaper. The Des Moines Tribune of recent date contained some in teresting facts and wise observations concerning this light of po tential agency in modern affairs, the want ad: “James Gordon Bennett, the elder, invented the want ad, says The Tribune. “In the old days It was generally used to lo cate lost people or articles, to secure help or positions. “The want ad has grown with the years as much as any part of newspapering. Today it covers a wide field. "The latest patron of the want-ad page is the United States. The government has found that the most effective way to re cruit the Navy Department is to use the want ad. It is an nounced from Washington: •* ‘The only method of securing applicants which the service finds more effective than the colored posters is the newspaper want ads.’ “It is interesting to watch the development of a method of doing business. From the little personals James Gordon Bennett devised has come a new general market place. Everything under the sun is traded and sold in the want pages. The newspaper that has the want-ad supremacy is a veritable trading station for the state. “Moreover, the want page is a most interesting page to read. There is a great deal of human interest in the countless bargains offered. There is some pathos, some pure fun and some deviltry. Human nature is seen in many guises. The intelligent reader never misses tne want ads.” IT WILL PAY YOU it will be impossible to locate the sta tion here and that it will be located in San Antonio, Texas, at Fort Sam Houston where thero is a large army post and it Is thought by the govern ment that the men can be better trained. This closes the matter as far as Augusta is concerned. Russell's Chocolates and Bon Bon* Finest Quality at Burdell-Cooper Co. D
