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Makes Home Baking Easy
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Sjgito
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HmhG
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Tho only baking powdor
ntado from Royal Orapo
Oroam of Tartar
NO ALUM.NO LIME PHOSPHATE
TWO REVIVALS IN DOUGLAS.
Dougin*. G*.—lc.nxla* pooplo now
htivn no <rn' u**i for not Improving th«*lr
rptrltiml oondlftonn, n« th*r« aro now
two rtrvtval* In progre** In tho city,
nno at tho Mftthcxllat church hr Inn
euodncted Try tho pant or. Rffv. W. A,
muJ ono m)<l<-r a larx« tont
ndVrtniDK tho court houno. boln* con
fltKitod hy tho famoTW evanßollHt, "Un
r.l<* Chartia" WUk*r*on of Auxuata.
INDESCRIBABLE
SDEEERINGS
Dumb Chills, and Other Serious
Symptoms, Complicated the
Illness of Miss Ruther
ford, Formerly of
Atlanta,
PonjrtaftJfvniQ, Te!r--"FTvn y*arH hk",
1 wan r.'itfftit tu n ruin at tho wrong
tliim" writes lOdna Rutherford of
JHiuklamvlUa, Tex., “and from that
Urn© WA» token with. dumb drill# and
fovori uiul suffered more than I can
toll.
"I tried nil tho medicines that l
thought would do mo any good, find
four different doctors, but got no re
Hos, so I lwioin to take Cardul.
*'! have now taken six bottles of
('ardut and am wonderfully improved.
1 f» el better than 1 have In many
mold ha and am thankful to your won
derful medicine.**
There Is a reason why Cardut is so
i-nri ptbumlly succMsful m reftevlnwr
women’s trottbka. after other modi
i ln< • fall, and tEiat Is, that It contains
Vnr« herbal ingredients, which have to
b» Imported especially from
and which by thefr spertflo action on
the womanly organs, help to strength
» n and restore them to hualth.
Cartful Is mono successful than other
medlclii«Hi bcwatise It Is *Mtfforent.” It
In tu a class by Itsolf. It Is not a
ruse all. but a woman** medicine, a
tonic f«ir weak women.
It dors bne thins, end doe# It well
That's the nooret of Its f»0 years of I
SUODOBI.
N. TV Writs to: I,adl#v‘ Advisory Dept
< ”tu»tiiueMulleins <V. Chattsn <*>*».
Tsna.. f»<r 6 pec lat Instructions, and 64
!>«»*« bo»»k. “Homs Trentment for Worn
«n," sent la plain wrapper, on request.
GROCERIES AT
BARGAIN PRICES
Meadow Gold Butter 3Ce
Busy 800 limns, a lb.. 18c
yMajcstio Breakfast Ba
con, 22c
French Market Coffee, a
lb 25c
Country Produce of all kind
Brush Country Eggs, per
down 22c
.Best Alaska Salmon, 2
for 25c
Pie Beaches, 3 cans for. .25c
J. M. FENDER
No. 1219 Marbury St.
We solicit your patronage.
Special Wagon Delivery.
Telephone 2935.
DISTINGUISHED
PASTOR EVANGELIST.
Never heart in Anjont*.
SI, James Ctmreh 10:So a. in. and
t: SO p. m.
Rverj: dar thta week.
Gtvo him a eerttftl hear!ns.
Slltnasis frtsb
Kennesaw
Biscuit oc
Baked L rery Day
r. K. ftlV* CO, ATI^NTA
SOCIETY
MRS. MORRIS ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. J*-rry Morris entertained her
! "Forty-two** Club very delightfully
j yesterday afternoon at her home on
I Telfair street. There were four tables
| of bridge players, and the top score
j prise, an exquisite veil pin. was won
hy Mrs, MoshelL The low score prize,
n pretty work hag, wax won by Mrs
I*. Clinton. Mrs. Julian N/nfth drew
: the consolation, a fancy apron, and
j the visitor's prize was presented to
| Mrs. H. B. Russell.
At the conclusion of the game a de
| Ilghtful collation was served. The
next rmi tjn*' v. ill he with Mrs. Reed
on lower Broad street.
BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE
IN WAYNESBORO
Waynesboro, Ga, — evening the
Baptist church was tho scene of a
t" autiful wedding when Miss Bessie
Wilson w;ur rmirrhl to LL John lw>i
la-rt f tear dan. Tha church was beau
tifully decorated In green and white,
the stately Foster lilies against tlie
background of ferns and palms com
pleting the scene of beauty. injring
the wedding the sweet strains of music
rendered, by Bearden’s orchestra a (Pled
to the occasion several charming se
-1 vetloris, besides the wedding march,
filling the church.
Tho ushers wore Messrs. W. JT. Pa
vis, M. C. Cohen, (’handler Wimberly,
and Marvin Cox, entered first, follow
ed by Miss Virginia Anderson with Mr.
Robt. Cates, Miss Georgia Thomas,
with Mr. Jack Hegglc, Miss J,ela An
derson with Mr. N. H. Kendrick, Mes
dames l-’Yank Fulton and Milter Dyne.
Little Mias Margaret Walker Ka
varma.; and Master Miller Byne pro
codod the bride who entered on the
arm of her ancle. Pr. Milker Byne
and was met at tho altar by Rleut.
Heard*-*! and his best man, Pr. Robt
K Miller. The ceremony was per
formed by I>r. O. W. Durden In Ills
usual happy manner.
Mrs, Byncfs gown was of blue Hllk
nrarrjulgotte over white satin, and Mrs
Fulton’s and the bridesmaids were of
white satin with white silk marqui
sette embroidered In silvor. They all
carried pink carnations. JJttle Miss
Walker was In white lace with pink
•satin ribbon and Master Miller Byne
In whiter
Miss Wilson was the cynosure of all
BT. PAUL’S EASTER
EGG HUNT.
In pursuance of a custom long wince
establish**!, tho Lcullch’ Aid Society ot
Ht. Paul's church will give their an
nual Faster egg hunt on Tuesday of
next week. are sparing no pains
to make their Faster egg hunt one
of the most entertaining and enjoy
able of the season. Hundreds of beau
tiful eggs will be placed in the grass
and there will be prizes awarded the
lucky hunters. There will also bo a
heautful gold egg. In addition to
the egg hunt, the ladles will have a
fish pond In which the children will be
entitled for a small sum, to fish for
the interesting things which their
book w ill catch. There will be deli
cious home-made randies and cake, as
well as lee cream sold, and altogether
the afternoon will be filled with pleas
ure, and the child who Is not at St.
Paul's on next Tuesday afternoon will
miss a great treat.
DELIGHTFUL MUSIC.
A r*rlt*l was given n» Bon Air ho
tel lust night by the pupil* "f Miss
Margaret Klelw, whoso voeul lnstrue
tlon has been generally commended
(luring her stay In Augusta.
Mrs. John O. Sidling was enjoyed
In a number of the light, graceful se
lections In which her volco Is particu
larly happy. Quite triumphant was
l„.r rendition of Browning's little verse
The Key's at the Spring" Her re
in nt training shows a marked develop
ment In the volume of her voice.
Miss Clio Hothrock of Aiken Is a
young contralto whoso voice gives de
cided promise. Its quality Is rich and
nwonant, unil Its response to the brief
training Miss Hothrock has had com
mends alike the method of cultivation
and the pupils for develop
ment.
itogovoy, whose sojourn in A.pgusta
for the whiter has been a delight to
music looker*, contributed to the enjoy
ment of the occasion with an exquis
ite Interpretation of the second Clioptn
nocturne, Kpus 9. Ills encore was
equally delightful.
The proceeds of the entertainment
wore given to the Milk and Ice Fund.
—Mr. James Cainak. of Athena, Is In
the etty \ tsltlng for u few days with
friend*.
—Mrs. Kavls Winter has returned
to her home lh Burke county after a
visit with Mr* Charles Story on Hay
strxTt.
Mr. Henry Cranston leaves Sun
day aftofn.cn for Halt lmoae after a
visit with Mr and Mrs. Jack Cran
ston.
Jdrs. George Mclsuighlin, of Ms
cxm. Is vlstlng Mr* John H. Holmes on
Telfair street.
&lr* Alfred Richardson and son
iere over frym liamwell for a visit
with Mr* ftandford Cohen.
—Ml* W 1\ Rhett and her two
I boy*. with her mother. Mis. Charles
j Harper. left yest. leJ.ty for their home
at Harden City, U 1., after a pleasant
| visit of several weeks with Mrs. T.
1. Hickman and Miss Ellen Hickman
- l>huuls of Mrs. Fred Elliott will
learn of her Indisposition with much
I regret. She Is »t the hospital for
(an v>ih'ration.
i Mr. Hal Human has accepted a
position in the Georgia Railroad bank,
h aving been compelled to give uj' his
! coHey, studies on account of bis eye*,
j Mrs C. A Rowland left yesterday
I for Atlanta.
One of tho pleasant social occas
ions of tin? coming week will bo tho
dance given on Monday evening at tho
Odd Fellow* hall in honor of Mrs.
Pipr tt and M's* Parks of AtJanta
- Misses Marguerite and KJeanor
Boatwright and Mia* Marta Thomas
left t<Hlaj tor Union Point and Ath
ens, to »*• “»ne till Wednesday.
“Just Say”
HORLICK’S
It Means
Original and Genulna
MALTED MILK
The Food-drink for Ail Agos.
More iiealdiful than Tea or Coffee.
Agree, with the weakest digestion.
Delicious, invigorating and nutritious.
Rich milk, malted grain, powder form.
A quick lunch prepared in a minute
lake no substitute. Ask for HORLICK’?
MT Others are imitation
eye* and never was fairer maiden
wooed or won. Her wedding gown of
heavy white Ductless satin was com
pletely veiled In exquisite potnt de
Gaze lace, caught With artistic satin
hows. The long bridal veil was caught
to the bonny brown hair with h.Tlf a
wreath of vailey 111 lea A shower bou
quet of bride roses and valley lilies
completed the beaut'lful picture.
The recaption at *the home of the
bride was an elegant affair and large
ly attended. The decoration* were pink
and white, carnations and roses being
used. The dining table was covered
with white cluny lace over pink satin
banded with pink rtblion. A cut glass
basket filled with pink carnations and
tied with pink tulle was the attrac
tive centre pieoe, whllo crystal candel
stlcks at the corners, completing the
decorations of the table on which were
pleaced pink and white mints and pink
and white spun cknrly balls. Delicious
refreshments were served.
The bride and groom quietly slipped
away In the midst of the gayety on
their honeymoon. Her traveling dress
was a smart coat suit in black arid
white with blouse to match and a chic
black and pink chip hnt with butter
fly on the upturned brim of coral col
ored Rtraw.
Waynesboro relinquishes her claim
to Mrs. Reardan with genuine regret,
lor never waft there a more popular or
lovable girl reared in her midst.
I.t. Reardan, is an officer In the In
fantry service of tf>e 11. S. A., and Is
stationed at Port Sam Houston, Texas,
during tho -manouvres.
Children’s Clothing, 50c up; 10 per
cent off for cash, at Mertins.
DOUGLAS TO'ISSUE $50,000
MORE OF SCHOOL BONDS
Douglas, Ga.—Tuesday niKbt at a
mass meetlns held at the court house
In Douglas by a lartte body of citi
zens of tho city, It was decided to is
sue additional bonds for the city or
1 ‘oiivlas In the sum of about $,">0,000
tor tho purpose of Improving the pub
lic schools, and with this money ad
ditional school buildings will lie erect
ed, as tlie three building* of the pub
lic school of the city are inadequate
for the accommodation of the present
attendance.
GRAY HAIR RESTORED.
HAIR STAIN'!
H&I IWnS^^LtSS
Ir Ui»i pjsissa
WALNUTTA CO., SOI R, 14lfc St., HU Louis. Mo.
teatl nil A4t’l u 4 «KT FU EE hAMFLK.
FUNERAL NOTICE
SHISD THE FRIENDS AND ItHI.A
tiv.-fl us Mr. end Mrs, Robert C Shed
Mr. William It. I. Shed. Mrs. Fred J.
A. Shed, Mr and Mrs W. It, lOUtor of
Augusta, and Mr. and Mi s. 11. j.
Jordan of Savannah, tin-, are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral of
MR. ROBERT C SI IKK from the
residence. 1455 Siloox g reet TOMOII.
ROW tKRIDAY) MORNING at in oa
o'clock. Interment West View cemc.
tery.
MODEL GROCERY CO.
ANTI-TRUST PRICES
Specials for Friday and Saturday
HI nilO Table Talk Brand Fancy
* L/L/Ly t\ Patent, large sack $ 1.45
EASTER
VEGETABLES
Spinach *
Lettuce
Celery
Green Peas
Fancy Tomatoes
Now Potatoes,
iVO.
10-lbs. Granulated Sugar 52c
Fiue Sifted Peas at 9c
Extra fine sifted Peas at 12c
Sue Kxtra fine Peas at 18c
Fancy Com A 9c
ti cakes Octagon Soap 25c
MODEL GROCERY CO.
Corner Walton Way and Fifteenth Street.
PI ION K ISW2 al3o
THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA.
WANTED SITUATION—MaIe
- ■ i.
If you are out of work and want a
)ob. out your Warned Situation in The
Herald. It will be published free. There
is many a person In Augusta who has
obtained a good situation through
Herald Wants.
WORK WANT! tfHTION OF AWT
kind that is honeet by a young man.
Bookkeeping or general store work pre
fered. Can furnish best of referents.
Address E. D. J., care Herald. Al3xx
FTREMAN -WA NT f: J * l $ v A N BXPER
leneed man a Job as stationary’ fire
man; can furnish references. Address
Fireman, care Herald. Al4xx
CLBKKr-WANTED BY A YOUNG
married man wTTi several years’ ex
perience, wishes a position ns gspeery
and meat clerk; can furnish best of ref.
erencea. Address P. C., care Herald,
Alixjc
CLERK—POSITION WANTED HY
young married man, who Ip staple, and
can furnish references, good reason for
being out of work, can fill position as
collector, city salesman, clerk in store
or manage mriai! business; make me of
fer. Address Energetic, care Herald.
Al9p
CHAUFFEUR POSITION WANTED
by an axperiene***! chauffeur; can furn.
Ish good reference. Address J. W.
Norris, Union Point, Ga. AT3c.
WANTED HELP—MaIe
’ ’WANTED CARRIER BOYB
WANTED —SEVERAL BOVS TO CARRY
The Herald. Apply at Subscription
Dept., 731 Broad, and Sub Station No. 2,
1410'/a May Av*.
A FIRST CHARS COLORED PAINTER;
must bo strictly reliable. Jacob Phin.
izy. alOtf
BLACKSMITH WANTED SEVERAL
gwsl blarksmPti heli*rrs. Ixiwry Wagon
Work, BUI* and 9th St. Al2tf.
WANTED—Boarders
BOARDHRS: TWO ROOMS WITH
board, one room has private bath in
alcove. A 4 929 Greene street. al7c
BOARDERS: FTRST CLASS BOARD
and also table board can be had in my
private residence and splendid neighbor
hood E>y falling at 458 Broad street or
phone 30H8. a2lc
BOARDERS: TWO ROOMS WITH
board, one room has private bath in
alcove. At 929 Greene street. alOp
al6c
WANTED HELP—Female
CHAMBER MAID- WANTED AT ONCE
n first-class chamber maid. Apply at
61# Reynolds St. Al3c
HOUSE WOMAN WANTED A GOOD
house woman. Must bring references.
Apply 443 Broad St. Al3c.
WANTED- GOOD COOK FOR SMALL
family. Apply No. 707 Greene St. A 14c
MAID-WANTED A RELIABLE COL
ored maid for house work. Apply City
Hospital between 10 and 7. A 14c.
WANTED- SIX YOUNG LADIES Be
tween 16 and 20 years of age wl’h
singing voices and a little Idea of dancing
for theatrical company now playing. Can
offer a summer’s engagement In a city
Hose by. Address Chas. Brewer, Superba
Theatre. Al3p
WANTED SITUATION—Fe
maIe.
COOK WANTED SITUATION AS
cook or nurse. Alma Beeves, 1245 Tel
fair St. AlSxx
WANTED SITUATION as HOUSE
girl or nurse. Maggie Wilson, 522
Kollock St. Al3xx
CLKRK- WANTED POSITION IN
store or hotel by Veflned young lady.
Address M. J. G., care Herald. Al4xx
WANTED—Rooms
ROOM: WANTED TWO NIUE FTR
nished adjoining rooinA. Permanent if
satisfactory. References exchanged.
Phone 703 or address J. L. S., care Her.
aid. ltp
WANTED—Miscellaneous
ASH REGISTER: WANTED TO BUY
at once, small cash register In good
*i'd er. Address Cash Register, care
Herald. m 3 i f
11( tI'SH WANT ED TO BUY F< >R
cash a 4 to 6 room house in Summer
ville or Monte Sano; must be a bargain
Address O. C. C., care Augusta Herald.'
Al4p.
MILLINERY
NICK LINK MILLINKRY AT RKA
sonable prices. Mrs. Courtney, 913
Broad. Alßp
EASTER MEATS
EVERYTHING GOOD FOR FASTER
nt the Parlor market. 101 R Broad St.
Special home killed spring lambs, spring
chickens, fresh country eggs, 20c doz.
A lap
BE A BOOSTER.
AND SMOKE THE NEW AUGUSTA--
made cigar. “1920 Club Smokers,” for
sales it all cigar counters. AHe
Strictly Fresh
Eggs, guaranteed
20c Dozen
Meadow Gold
Butter, 30c lb.
Fancy Cream
Cheese, 17c lh.
FISH AND
OYSTERS
Spanish
Mackerel
Trout
Shad,
Fresh Water
Bream
tke.
FOR RENT—ReaI Estate
HOI-f-E—FOR RENT ONE SIX ROOM
-house Including bath and all con
veniencep. 1021 Campbell St. Apply Mrs.
T. F. Cashln. Al3c
FOR SALE—Poultry and Pet
Stock.
2.3 CC LAYING HENS,
WHITE LEGHORNS
RHODE ISLAND REDS
ANCONAS,
BROWN LEGHORNS
WHITE MAMMOTH PEKIN DUCKS
WINNERS AT THE AUGUSTA SHOW
Booking order for eggs. Ail show
birds. J. Miller Walker. A2oc
FOR SALE—Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: PEACHES WILL SOON
„ b c?. rlpe ’ untfl then - < '* ss for hatching
11.50 per setting. Poultry, pigeons
peaches and pecans. Belvedere Fasms
Phone 3146. f27tf
FOR SALE: AUGU.STAMaDE~A.VD
best made cigars. E and D, 5 cents
D«*roe 10 cents. Dorr Cigar Factory.
P4ione 3146. f27tf
FOR SALE: KEEP THE MITES AWAY
and your h<ns will hatch well. Tobacco
stems }% cents pound. Lice dust 25
cents box. Telephone 3146 Belvedere
B ’ arms - m!7tf
FOR SALK--SMALL. JOB PRINTING
outfit, rotary press, new type; every
thing In. first-class condition. Address B.
H . care Herald. M2ltf.
LOST AND FOUND
EYE GLASSES: LOST, BETWEEN 302
Broad and 314 Ellis streets, paJr eye
glasses with gold chain and ear piece at
tached Finder please return to 302
Broad - ml3p
DOG—LOST ONE LIGHT BROWN
bull puppy about a year old; answers
by name of Tige; finder will please re
torn to 720 Kollock St; suitable re
ward. Al3p
LOST OR STOLEN FROM P. O: ONE
Peerless bicycle with red tape around
hajidle bar and some paint scratched off
near seat. Reward for return to John
Brewer at Lombard Work. Al4c
HAND BAG—FOUND THURSDAY
morning a lady’s hand bag, coh’ains
small change; also two other articles,
owner can get same by calling at Herald
office and describing. Alsxx
DOG* LOST POINTER DOG,
and white; return to J. G. Jefferies,
319 Broad St. Al3p.
PURSE- LOST BETWEEN McINTOSH
and Campbell streets on Broad, black
purse, contairjng small change and door
key. Finder please return to Herald of
fice. A2op
UM WRELLA —LOST BLACK** SIIuK,
gold handle umbrella, with large old
English M on handle. Liberal reward for
information leading to recovery at 5-9V6
Broad St. Alsp
POCKET BOOK—TOST BIG BLACK
pocket book containing necklace and
other articles. Reward if returned to
522 Greene street. Al3p
EGGS—BUTTER.
FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER FROM
Lawrence Dairy. 30c per pound. Also
orders taken for milk and cream. Law
rence Meat Co. A 19c
ROOFING.
THE BEST ROOFING PAINT ON TUB
market, 60c per gallon, while It lasts.
People’s Lumber & Supply Co., Phone
339. m2stf
TILES.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
Mantels, Tiles and Grates can be seen
at David SUisky’s.
AlO Tues. Thurs. Sun.
NIGHT SCHOOL
OSBORNE’S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Day rates reduced from SIO.OO to SB.OO
per month. Night rates. $6.00 to $4.00
per mon’h. Chartler easy short hand
taught. Phone 6?1 or 1410. mlc
N. M. OGDEN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILD.
er. Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Office, store fixture and repair work
given special attention. Phone 2830. Geor
gia avenue. North Augusta, S. C. A 19c
FOR HIRE.
Automobiles for Hire -
Georgia - Carolina Auto
Co., 520 13th St. Phone
1038. a9e
ENGINES AND PUMPS.
GASOLINE ENGINES AND PUMPS, 2
to 12 H. P. in stock. Wood saws and
sputters.
PIANO.
WANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that the famous Stultz & Bauer piano
is now sold in this territory direct from
factory on a money'-saving plan by Cl.
A. Lucas, Aiken, S. C. alßp
ROOFING.
I. C. ROOFING TIN IN ROLLS,
every sheet stamped, $2.30 per roll and
upwards. D. Slupky.
AlO Tues. Thurs. Sun.
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR ~
MANICURING, MASSAGING AND
hair dressing parlor. 113 Montgomery
Building. Phone No. 927. Mrs. O B.
Allen. A7c.
WATCHES AND JEW£LRY~
EXPERT WATCHMAKERS
REPAIRING OF WATCHES AND
Jewelry in high-class manner my spec
ialty. Gold and silver bought for cash,
J. H. Sacre, 662 Broad. al2c
DUST
DUST EXTERMINATOR KEEPS DOWN
dust, cleans the floors and rugs and
kills germa. A. H. McDaniel, 613 Broad
Ml4tf
PAINTB.
PARIAN PAINTS SPREAD THE
farthest look test and cost less. Sold
by David Slusky.
AlO Tues. Thurs. Sun.
NOTICE
J. H. SAt r NDERS WISHES TO NOTIFY
his friends and the public that he Is
now proprietor of the Leonard Building"
Barber Shop, where he give his
friends and customers the best of ser
vice. A 13c
AUTOMOBILES.
FORD. 20 H. P.. SBOO AND IHP. BAMP
aon 35 H. P. Get our prices before
buying:. Lombard Iron Works. a2lc
MANTELS. TILE AND GRATES
I HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
mantles, tile and grates In the city.
Look them river If you are buying. A. H.
McDaniel. 613 Brond. Ml4tf.
PAINT
I HAVE ALL KINDS OF PAINTS AND
paint material. 1 can All any order.
A H. McDaniel. 613 Broad. Ml4tf
TIN SNINGLES
HIGH GRADE PAINTED TIN SHlN
gles. $4 per square, at David Slusky's.
AlO Tues. Thurs. Sun.
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS
REBUILT AND SECOND HAND MA
chlnes.
Remingtons
Smith Premiers
Underwoods
Royals
Olivers
\ml lots of others. L. J. Henry,
ton Dealer. A 16c.
BE A BOOSTER
AND SMOKE T 9 CO SMOKERS.” THE
new cigar. Everyog©
likes them. Wolf. Lombard Cigit
LV., Dis'ributors. Phone 1326. Al3c
DR. BOWEN’S SYSTEM
CURE ALL LAWN MOWERS’ COM
plaints, by giving them a razor edge.
W. J. Bowen, 1044 Broad St. Al6c.
AUCTION.
MULES AT AUCTION FRIDAY. APR.
14th, 1911, 12 o’clock, at Richards Sta
ble. Frank W. Coffin, Auctioneer. al3c
SWEET PEAS.
FOR SALE: BLOOMING SWEET PEAS
potted calla Iflliee, at Sym Mura,
606 East Boundry or Phone 1853. aloe
BE A BOOSTER
AND SMOKE THE NEW AUGUST A
made cigar, “1920 Club Smokers.” for
sales at all cigar counters. Al3c
CONTRACTOR'S MATERIAL.
STEEL BEAMS. COLUMNS ROD. GOAL
chutes. ash dump, ventilators, rope
and blocky and bolts. Lombard Iron
Works. a 2 Sc
VISIbTe WRITING TYPEWRITERS
THE NEW MODEL REMINGTON
possesses this feature, as well as many
other valuable improvemen's. When you
get a Remington you get all that is de
sirable in typewriter construction. L. J.
Henry. Remington Dealer. Al6c
SCREENS
YOU OWE IT TO YOUR FAMILY’ TO
protect them from the disease carry
ing fly, mosquito. The W'oodward Lum
ber Co., the makers of high grade
screens. Telephone 158. M9c
WONDERFUL
HEALING
SALVE
A REMEDY THAT POSITIVELY
cures 98 out of every 100 cases of Skin
Troubles. Acts like a charm. It is trufy
wonderful. Guaranteed under the food
and drug act of June 30th, 1906. Try it
for old sores, ulcer 6. itch, ring worms,
poison oak, etc., and if not satisfied mon.
ey will be refunded. 50 cents. C. 11.
Howard Drug Co., Broad St. A2sc
MAKES
NEW
SKIN
A26c
BE A BOOSTER
AND SMOKE THE NEW AUGUST A
made cigar, “1920 Club Smokers,” for
sales at all cigar counters. Al3c
FOR SALE CHEAP
1 Atlas Engine, 75 H. P.
Atlas Engine, 45 H. P.
Single Cylinder Horizontal Slide Valve
with Steamfecd Pump for 55 H. P.
Boiler.
I Large Cameron Steam Pump, 2t4x3 In.
I DeLoach, 6 saw Lath Mill, with new
saws.
4 Differental Chain Hoists
1 k't Pulleys and Boxes
l set Miter, Gear and Shafting 1 15-36.
1 Shredding Machine.
2 2-horse Wagons
I Dump Cart.
I lot Manl/a Rope
I Large Logging Cart.
1 Set Iron Wheels. 6 ft. diameter
1 4-horse Road Plow
1 Hay Rake.
Can be seen at 105 9th St.
E. J. O’CONNOR,
Phone 52,5 Irish Am. Bk. Bldg.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
EXPERT WATCHMAKERS
REPAIRING OF WATCHES AND
jewelry iu high-class manner my spec
ialty. Gold and silver bought for cash,
J. H. Sacre, 662 Broad. al3c
RUBBER ROOFING.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GALvA
nlzed Corrugated Iron and Rubber
roofing in Augu?*a at the lowest prices,
at David Slusky’s. aßc
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
CALL PHONE No. 1717, OR LEAVE
order at 506 H&rlson Bldg. Robert J.
Watson. msc
BE A BOOSTER
AND SMOKE THE NEW AUGUSTA
made cigar, “1920 Club Smokers,” for
sales at all cigar counters. Al3c
TRUNKS REPAIRED
SEND US THAT OLD TRUNK OF
your’s to repair. Our repair man is
the best and nothing but first class work
goes. A complete line of leather goods.
C. T. Wilson & Sons, Trunk Mfg., 314
Jackson St. Phone 1811. Al9c
THE HATTER
HATS OF ALL KIND RENOVATED.
Panama and straw hats bleaching a
specially. We use the most modern
system of bleaching. Culbreth, No. 315
Mclntosh St. Phone No. 744 and we will
call for your work. Ml2c
" trunk HOSPITAL
OUR TRUNK DOCTORS (AND THEY
are good ones) can put your old dis
abled turnk or grip in first class condi
tion. A new slot locjt. clamp, etc.., and
It's in condition for years of service. Cost
is small. Give us a call. Augusta Trunk
Factory. 763 Broad —Almost opposite Al
bion Hotel. Mstf.
MILLINERY
NICE LINE MILLINERY AT REA
sonable prices. Mrs. Courtney, 913
Broad. Al9p
EASTER MEATS
ALL CHOICE CUTS OF HOME KILL
ed meats; also spring lamb and dress
poultry for Easter dinners. Lawrence
Meat Co. Phone 156. A 19c
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
NO REPRODUCTIONS, INLAID AND
clawfoot sideboards, cyd table*, cen
ter tables, bureaus book cases, fenders,
andirons, candle-sticks, upholstering a
specialty. F Kenyon. 312 7th street.
Phone 2219. m2 °
SCREENS
WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS.
mortised, tenoned, steel pinned, best
lumber, wire, work. Ring 158. and our
man will come. Woodward Lumber Co.
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E. P. TANT
THE BUTCHER
SELECT MEATS
506 9th Street.
Phone 1968.
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From Now On
l will give prompt and personal at
tention to repairing and painting
roofs. Good work and reasonable
prices.
E. A. Demore
Phone 2031. 523 Broal St
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R. J. CORLEY
Phone 6786. Box 506
HOUSE PAINTER and
DECORATOR. “Quick and
prompt” satisfaction guar
anteed. Prices right. Work
right. a 15c
IHUHSDAY, APRIL 13.
LEST YOU FORGET
lOOH *re £00? s
'UN, TIN SHINGLES, RUBBER. COR.
zugateii Iron, Tar Paper, Roofing.
Tel. 264. W. B. Toole, 335 Broad St.
ALEXANDER SEED CO.. ‘
911 BROADWAY.
AUGUSTA. - - - - GEORGIA
, are selling rr.cr; seed to more dif
turent people now, han v.e evur did at
ms time of the year. There is a rea
something Ir the qual
’•T->. 7 here are no better seeds in the
world than those we sell. They are
true to name, tested and are hUdled by
careful and experienced seedmen
I Get our catalog and Two States XL
| rnanac. They are fr-.e and will be a
hig help to you.
Loosing your chicks? Ask our Chick
en Crank how to stop this loss. Life
Saver Chick .Climax Grain Mix
ture, Boston Food Hoppers. Mason
Chick Servers, and other Poultry re
quisites we handle make poultry raising
easy.
Philo System incubators.
Cycle Hatchers $6.50; Cycle Hatchers
with Brooder combined, $8.50; Philo's
Book SI.OO, worth SIO.OO. Prairie State
Incubators 100 eggs SIB.OO, 150 egggs,
$22;50, Our Chicken Crank will show
you why they nr* the best.
Our Crank will give ycu any infor
ms* inn you desire, whether you buy
from us or not.
Alexander seed go..
AUGUSTA, GA.
911 BROADWAY
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Friday and Saturday
We will have a fresh supply of Vir
ginia and Florida Shad, Spanish MacK
erel, Salt Water Trout, Fresh Water
Bream, Croakers, Red Snapper and
Black Fish. Prompt Delivery. Phone
583. 917 Walter street.
J. N. B. ARMSTRONG,
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SHAFTING, PULLEYS, *ELT»
Uimm iMN WBH& MSUSTA. &&
Another Car Load of
WALL PAPER
Just received— Wholesale
and Retail. We are ready
to supply samples to all
paper hangers in i.nd out of
Augusta with New York
jobbing house prices.
W- C. Rhoades & Co.
311 Jackson St.
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HILL & SYMMS
Expert Cabinet MAKERS.
Repairers of ANTIQUE AND MOD
ERN FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY
AND FINISHERS.
Roller top desks and pianos a spe
cialty. Second floor Thomas & Bar
ton.’s
712 BROAD ST.
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CABS FOR HIRE
... AT ...
Augusta Machine
COMPANY
563 Broad Street
tues-rhurs-sun-tf
Your Children
SHOULD BE
Photographed
EVERY YEAR,
IVe Know How.
Tommins’ Studio
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Notice
TO THE PUBLIC
I wish to notify the public and my
friends that I will open an up-to-date
Butcher Shop at 302 Washington St.
corner Ellis, and will handle nothing
but the best of meats and will give
all orders my Personal anß prompt
attention.
M. T. HAIR.
Phone So. 542. ml2e
Wesley Royal, Contractor
Estimates Prom
ptly given on all
classes of Paint
ing. Special at
tention to Inter-
tor Work. Phones
3 666-2229. Office
lU 27 Broad St, or
►l-\. H. McDaniel,
Phono No. 16.
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