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EIGHT
SHOPS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
Designed to place before the Public the Merchandise. Craftman
ship and special service offered by the Exclusive Shops and
Specialty Stores not usually Advertised
AUTOMOBILES.
Magra :o and c.rburr*tor work my
specialty. Telephone 1211. Sunday
phone 2075-J All work guaranteed.
CHEESEBOROUGH REPAIR SHOP
The Red Front. 649 Broad St.
Augusta, Ga.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
stock of tire* In Auguata
strut four tnakrH. Hethrojid-
Ing and repairing at lowcut cots».
The moat completely equipped zhop
nnd competent workmen.
Davis Tire and Ruliber
Company
BICYCLES
AUGUSTA BICYCLE
SANITARIUM
P. K. Tant. Mqr.
Now Whorls for wale Repairing
a specialty.
Phone 2725. 21F. Kollock
COAL
Kimberly foal, also t>ry Pine nnd
Oflk Wood
W. C. IVEY & CO
Robert Street nnd R. R. Ave.
Phone 780.
EVERY DAY Is
Bargain Day In the
WANTS.
GARAGES
rSAROUX & JONES
Augusta Garage
Repair*, viilcanislnK. supplies.
J'icc nid. din'll itnv ami nUlil
largest In city.
720-22 Reynolds St.
Phone I2(i.
GASOLINL, 18' ..c
Mc.ti r '. rn washed and polished,
2Re, 40c
UNION GARAGE
563 BROADWAY.
NEGROES HELD
FOR SHIAH
.Tames Scabrook and Willie
Wright Sai 1 to be Responsi
ble for Series House Bur
glaries.
Janus SoibriK.l. hihl Wlplo VVright,
nsgroc*. wanted In Savannnh for a
lon* N«'ii«*.s of during house burglart*?*,
wore arrest ihl hero by the city fsdioe
and me helm: hold pending the ar
rival of the Savannah authorities. The
I«h*hl authorklet vhai 4«* them *ith
tnlmJeen aiiurs.
At .3 oVloik Snnda> morning the
negr«»es, in Augusta on!> thr«*e day*,
were arrested rum the Lombard Iron
Work** l»> t'ollee Sergeant Quarts* and
I'atrolMi an Dunn, «*n n charge of being
suspicious characters. With these two
negroes wmh another, Willie McGuheo,
who whk sent to police elation with
hi* companions on a (similar charge.
When a Treated all three of the ne
groes had pidtold ooncealed on thotr
persons, and it waa here a clue waa
fount! that, after diligent service on
the part of the deteethe foree of the
pollee department, led to confessions
to the tseveral Savannah robberies. The
stolen article*, consisting in part, of
two pair of opera glasses. cake* of
*oap. three pair of (spectacle*, a razor,
shoes, brushes, etc., -most of which had
been pawned here, have been recov
ered liy the detective*.
A letter received by the August* po
hc from the police In Savannah de
scribed exactly one of the revolver*
found on one of the negrroe* when nr*
reeled. The piatol reported taken In
Savannah wa* a peart handle, SVfe-lnch
barrel. No. 2M.214. and thi* waa the
Identical pin found on one of the ne
groes.
Even with thi* fact Marina the prls
on«m In the fai t it took (several hour*
ha*d work hv the Mentha to make the
near ora acknowledge to the Savannah
theft* They Moutly maintained that
they had bought the good*.
It I* believed that the anr eat of
the** three negroes I* one of the moat
important made by the police In some
time bevauae It will prevent burglarle*
here that undoubtedly would occur had
the negroes not been captured when
they were
NAZIMOVA IN “BELLA DONNA.**
XiuUmova I* said to he tremendously
fascinating In the name part cf "Hella
tv»nna.” that Janie* Bernard Kagan
adapted to the use* of the Mage from
the )topular novel of the same name
b> Kola ft litcheii*. Unquestionably,
the heroine of no\ei and' play 1* a*
wicked a woman a* ever lived hut in
tim hands of Kasimova, interpreted by
her method* the actre** ha* added
fame to heraelf in lhi* her latent rolr.
In her love acene*. Kasimova goe* to
the limit of realiam It 1* said, hut al
wgyi there la that artistry which
stamp* her a* the foremost emotional
actreaa of the time* Mr. Fagan ha*
condemned the lltchen* mo el Into a
four-act play, hut he 1* Maid to have
followed the author’* plot with much
more fidelity than iv uauail) found in
GARAGES
GARAGE—REPAIR SHOP.
HT IT I) KFiA KK R 1 >KA I. EU H.
7TH AND REYNOLDS.
PHONE 376.
AUGUSTA MACHINE CO.
IVEY'S GARAGE
Phone 3197. 304 Washington.
Five* yearn* experience with
ChalmerM and Hopmoblles. t
CARS FOR HIRE.
HARNESS MAKER
W. W. SIMS
547 CALHOUN STREET.
HarneN* making and repairing of
vnlliea and eat chela.
S. E. MARSTON’S
IlarncNM and Shoe Shop. All work
done by hand.
738 Ellis St.
MARKETS
G S. Smith, Native meat a, brrf pork,
veal, country atyle rwiunage, ataple
arid fancy groeerlea; freaii produce.
Rhone 68. 218 Center B*.
MASON’S FISH MARKET
215 Marburv. Phone 1447.
Freah Flah Dally. Norfolk Oy liter*.
Fancy Groceries and Fresh Produce.
MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY
A. GREEN.
Ho makes your mattresses lovo!
.ml eyuare Now ttek mu do free.
Upturn mattresses mmo day. Phono
1916 shop* 1251 Marbury street,
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
Wo have opened a first clans
Pnlnt Shop, and can attend your
wants at ver. reasonable cost
NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO.
Just across the Bridge.
at ago adaptutioviH of hooka. The re
sult 1m said to he o powerful and very
intereatlng (story. ’The scenic plcturea
are report sal to fully carry out the ef
fect of real Its and the little detail* of
the performance are *ald to help ma
terially In making it thoroughly fas
cinating throughout. Supported by her
original New York cast, which pre
sented the drama at the Empire Thea
tric, last aeamui, Uhurles Krohman pre
sent* Naziimova in “Hella Donna,*' at
(he Grand Thursday evening, January
22nd.
To Curs « Cold in On* Day
Take LAXATIVE HltOMo QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. W. OHOVE’S sig
nature 1* on each box. 25c.
LEGAL NOTICES
st\ti: of Georgia,
Hh lIMoND COUNTY
My virtue of an agreement between
Counsel for respective parties, In the
of Spears A IMlcber vs Albert Mil
ler. same being a trover suit pending ir.
the HwperluV Court of Richmond t’oun*
t>. will he sold on the pith day of Jan
uary, 1914, at II o'clock a. m., at public
outcry, before the Stable Door of K. .1.
I von & Do., 7.'t4 KM It m stri»et, one black
mare mule aUnit six year* old, about
fifteen and a half hands high.
JOHN \Y CLARK.
Sheriff of Richmond County, Ca.
.1 10 12 13 14 .15
Atlantic Coast Line
NOTE These arriva s n nd departures
are given as Information. Arrivals and
connections are not guaranteed.
1
■' l-’t •’ 3rtp l.v. Aug’ta Ar.f 8:55*1 Map
7 4Rpl I. 10pl Orangeburg 5:57a]12:'.!7p
!»:cr»P 6 45p| Sumter I 4:25a 11 OOu
B’.-’Tp S cop Florence ; 3:03a 9 40.1
7 00a! f. :05a I Hichmond ' 6 35p 1:00a
10 :•«« . v 40u Wash. D. C. | 3:06p 9:40p
II 44a 110 i v ’a Haiti*. Md. I 1 46p! 8:?0p
" 04p 1. Ml >\ I'hila 11 :30a | 5:42p;
4 i:*p! 2 :np \r N Y. l.v 9 :16h 3:34p
Through Electric lighted steel Pull-
Man Sl» « p«A s i>n each train to New Y*rkj
daily.
Steel Compartment ears northbound to
New York on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frida \s on train No 38 Observation
Hi oiler cars between Florence end Au
gusta, sml our own A. C. I. New Diners
north of FWence
T B WALKER
Dlst. Pass. Aqt.
Southern Railway
Premier Carrier of the South
Schedule Effeettv* Jan. 4, 1914.
N II Schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
Union Station, Ail Trains Daily
Train* Depart to
No
18 Charleston, 8 C. .... 7 lo*,m.
24 Havsnnah, Jacksonville S 20a.m
s Columbia, 8 C. .... 8.35a.m.
\\ log N ' •
32 Washington, New York . 3 05p m.
22 Charleston 3 40p m,
70 Columbia . ... 4 oop rw
24 Char lea tun. Jacksonville ...11:45pm.
Tratna Arrive Frpm
No
25 Charleston, Jacksonville t 70am
1* Columbia .. 10 00a m.
131 Washington, New York . 12 01pm.
31 Washington, New York 12 15pm.
*5 Charleston 215 p m.
29 Jacksonville . ~7 00p m
7 Columbia . .. .. .... .... 8 35pm
17 Charleston .. .... .... 10 Sop m.
f’ur-n m !>r.»w »'g n«'or»i and Compart
ment Sleeping Cat s Coaches, Dining Car
Service
Phone Oil or 947 for information and
Pullman Itescvations
MAtIRUDER DENT T» I* A
Telephone 947 Hm*d 8t
MATTRESSES
I have compiled with the regu
lations of the Hoard of Health, I
can make mattresses at your
home, in or out of the state. D.
J. Murray, 503 Hroad St. ’Phone
No. 660.
RESTAURANTS ~
BUSY REE.
Phone 3147-J. 657 Broad St.
For Eadles nnd Gents. Meals Sent
out The best to eat. Served In the
best style.
REAL ESTATE
Attractive bargains in city prop
erty and farm lands.
Ellin and Campbell Sts.
J. B. CHAPMAN
Phone 2900-J.
SEWING MACHINES
LEWIS E. MOSLEY
Phone I*'* 531 Broad
Hewing machines repaired, needles,
parts es all kinds; bargains In second
h nd machines.
SANITARY HAIR
PARLORS.
Hair Dressing Messaging, Manicur
ing.
Phone 665. 946 Broad St.
SPECIALISTS
I >R. W. E. ALFOHa
Chronic D schhch of Men, Women
nnd Children treated without use of
knife
Permanently located at 969 Rroad St.
Phone 1927.
__ TAILORS.
HARDWICK & GPRMANY
TAILORS AND RENOVATORS
Suits Made to Order. .Phone 1622
213 6th Street.
AUGUSTA, ORDROTA.
WAGON MANUFACTURER
LOW RE Y WAGON WKS.
Established 1847
MunufacUi! ers of farm wagons,
carts and trucks, especially eqiAp
ped for repairing nnd painting.
Corner Ellis and 9th. Sts.
Telephone 1309-J Augusta, Ga.
C cf Ga.Ry
“The Right Way.”
Current Schedule* (75th. Meridian Time.)
DEPARTURES
For Dublin, Savannah, ;*iucon
and Florida points 7:30 a.m.
For Dublin and Savannah .. .. 2:30 p.m.
For Savannah, M icon, Colum
bus and Birmingham 9.20 p.m.
ARRIVALS
From Savannah. Macon, Co
lumbus and Hlrmingbam ... 8:30a.m.
From Dublin, Savannah and
Florida points .12:30 p.m.
From Dublin. Savannah, Ma
con and Florida points .. 7:50 p.m.
All Trains Arc Daily.
Train leaving Augusta 7:30 n. m. and
arriving at 7:50 p. in., carries a through
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car between Au
gusta md Savannah, connecting at Mll
len with through train for M icon. Co
lumbus. Birmingham and Montgomery.
Vestlbuled. electric lighted. Sleeping
Cars, cooled with electric fans are car
ried on night trains between Augusta
and Savannah, On. Connecting at Mil
len with through Sleeping Cars to and
from Macon. Columbus and Atlanta
F<»r any information as to fares
schedules, etc., write or communicate
with.
W W HACKFTT.
Traveling Passenger Agent
Thone No 62. 719 Broad Street
Augusta. C, a.
Georgia Railroad
Effective Nov. 2, 1918
CENTRAL TIME
Pullman Din'i'ct aud Parlor Cur Ser-
Vico.
N<* 8 and 4. August* and Atlanta.
Nos S ami 4 Charleston and Atlanta
Nos. 1, 2. 27 and 28, llrollsr Buffet
Parlor Car. Augusta and Atlanta
No.l No. j|
l.v. Augusta (K. T) 8:30a.m. J OOp.ra
1 v Angus a (C. T.) 7:30a.m. 2:l>op.m
Ar. Atlanta 1 &0p m. k 7ip.m.
Ar. Washington ...10:80a in. 6 :06p.m.
Ar Mlllod|-evlHs. ..11.03am. 6:19p.m.
Ar. Macon .. ... ..12:20p.m. 6 26p.m.
Ar. Athens . .12:Si pm. 8.06p.m.
l.v. Angus a (3) 411 •» (91)
(K. T.l ..12 15am. 6:15p,m. 4:3opm
<C. T.) 1116 pm 6:16pi1). 2:20p.m.
Ar. Atlanta (:lb.m 8:20p.m.
Ar Athens 8:OSp in.
Ar. Wash 8:10p.m.
Ar. MlMsdge 9.27p.m. 9:27p.m.
Ar Macon . 10 45p m 10:46p.m.
•Dally gtcept Sunday.
Trains arrlvs Augusta tCtty Time);
No. 4 7:06a.m ; No. 3. 7:Bopan.: No. 33.
10 30pm : No. 12, from Camak. 8:46a.m.
I except Sunday); No. 92. from A them
It :46a.m.
A. 41 JACKSON, O. P A.
C C M. MiI.UN A O V A
Ml Broad St.. Phones 277 e*l and 22*6
CHARLESTON A WESTERN
CAKULINA RAILWAY CO.
(Eftsctivs Jan. 4, 1914.)
Ths following arilvnls and dees Hurts
sf trsiiia, Union Station, Augus n. U*.,
ss wsit ss connections with other rnrn*
patties sie simp > s '»n as luivinutioa
SnJ SIS no. guaranteed
Departures.
7.10 A. M No 5 Dally for Anderson.
Uo!t A. 11 No 1 IVilly for Ufeenwood.
Spananhurg. Uresnvllls Ashevllla
4:26 V M Nc 2 Dally tor opartan
burg, Greenville, ete.
130 A M, No 46 (tally for Beaufort,
Port Uoyal and Chsr:ceton.
1.54 P M No 47 Pally for Beaufort
Port ltoy si. Charleston, Savannah.
Arrivals
11:10 P. M . N 6 2 I'aily from Spartan
burg Otsanvllle. sic.
106 P hi . No. 4 Pally from Spartan
burg Ashevt Is.
12:16 1’ M . No 41—Dal y from Bsaa
fort Port Itoyal. Charleston and
Savannah.
IIS P 14. No 46-—Daily from Hesu
fort. Port Roys! and Chsrleston.
|OO P M No « Th.llv from Ardeis-A
ERNEST WIU.tAMS
Oeners. Passenge- Asenl
Ml Braadws». Augusta (la.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
DEATHS
\ SHURLEY, W. E. —Died yesterday af
ternoon, at 3 o'clock, after an
illness of about three months.
Funeral services were held from
St. Patrick’s Church, this after
noon at 4 o'clock. Interment In
the City Cemetery. He is sur
vived by his wife, one son, Mr.
Harry Shuriey; one daughter,
Miss Mary L. Shuriey; three sis
ters, Misses Sallie, Mary L., and
Carrie Shuriey; two brothers, Mr.
M. H. Shuriey, of Florence, S. C.,
and Mr Robert Shuriey, of Kan
sas City.
DEFORREST, MILDRED LOUISE—
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Deforrest died this
A. M. at two o’clock, in the 17th
month of her age. Funeral serv
ices were from the residence, this
afternoon at three o’clock, tile Rev.
Father Kane officiating. Inter
ment was In the city cemetery.
LEGAL NOTICES
Debtor’s and Creditor’s Notice
STATE OF GEORGIA.
RICHMOND COUNTY—
All persona having claims against
Dcorgc If. Howard, late of said county,
deceased, or against his estate, are re
quired to present the same to the un
d'-rsigned, properly Itemized arid proven,
within the time requared by law And
all persons indebted to said deceased or
his estate, are requested t> make Im
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Tills January Ist.. 1914.
A LIFE HOWARD.
Executrix of Daht Will and Testament «»f
George H. Howard. No 2, Union
Savings Bank Building, Augusta, Ga.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE, SOCIAL LODGE No. 1, F. "and
A. M.
THE REGULAR JANUARY OOMMU-
W ideation of Social Dodge No. 1,
X U. and A M., will be held in
lodge Rooms, Masonic T>m-
AjKa pie, on Tdesda night, lhe 12t'i
|\ it 8 o’clock. Members ot
Webbs Dodge No. 166 aml
transient brethren fraternally
v nvited to attend. By order—
T. M MORRIS. W. M..
W. B. TOOLE, Sec y. Jl2 13c
ATTENTION CAMP 435, U. C. V.!
REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING WILD
he held at Court House, Monday,
January 12th. at 8:00 p. m.
By order of
A. J TWIGGS. Cap. Commander.
\v A. * dark, Adjutant.
IJI2
SPECIAL NOTiFeT
CHARLESTON <&. WESTERN
CAROLINA RAILWAY, j
Office of Agent.
THE CHARLESTON K WESTERN j
Carolina Railway Co. will sell at their
transfer platform February 12th, 1914,1
at 11 a. m., at public outcry to the
highest bidder, caiload of lumber .
shipped In S. A. D. car 43.40 X, by Bar
wick Lumber Co., consigned to C. <& I
W. C. Ky. Co. sold to protect demur-!
rage and other charges. Purchaser to
immediately remove Ids property.
Terms cash.
H. R. WALKER,
J 12 20 28 F 4 11c Agent.
Call for Answers To
Your Want Ads
These answers will be held till Wed
nesday and then des royed. See if any
answers belong to you. Call for them
at once or forward instructions:
A W L 5. J H C 1.
A D H 2. * ,lß ' rancc ant *
A A A 1 Inci, l'.
A B C i. J H I 1.
Answer 1. Immediate 2.
Anxious 1. Immediate
ADI. Possession 2.
AEJIJ M U 4.
Box 1103 6. K 1.
B M 1. Lumber 12.
B P H 1. L A D 1.
B 1. L H 1.
B and B 1. L L 1.
Broker 1. L 2.
B A B 2 L J 1.
C 2. M S 1.
CMT2 MULL
Chance 1. M D 1.
C A M 1. N A C 7.
Cow 2. M O 1.
Carriage 1. Owner of
C C 1. Cottage 1.
OREL OXI.
D H S 1. Shoe Shop 1.
EL P G R 1.
Emanuel 1. Permanent 1.
Farm 1, Pcny 1.
Flat 1. O 3.
Firm 1. Rooming House 3.
T G R 1 House 3.
G T 4. R H S 1.
G H 3. Roller Top
G B 1. Desk 1.
G 1. Real Estate 2.
Gas Stove 1. Skat 1.
G N G 1 S 1.
Grocery 2. S M F 1.
G S S 1. Truck 2.
GPL T 1.
H L M 1. T E B 1.
H H T 1. W 4.
H B E 1. Wholesale
J A C 7. Grocer 1.
jeweler 2. W J McL. 1.
J E 6 V 1.
J H X X X 1.
WANTED HELP—MaIe and
Female.
\Y ANTED ALL EMPLOYED AND UN
employed stenographer* of Augusta to
register with om* free employment de
partment L. C. Smith A- Bros. Type
writer Co. Jl3c
WANTED —Boarders
\\ \NTED HOARDERS: CAN ACCOM
module three (3) young men or one
<D young man and a couple with board
ami room next to Golf Links Phone
2569-J. Jl2p
WANTED FIFTY OLD FEATHER
l»eds and 50 woolen mattresses. Will
pay the highest cash price*. Send postal
to American Feather Co., General De
livery, Augusta. Ga. Jl6p
SITUATION WANTED—Fe
maIe.
WANTED POSITION AS ROUSE*
keeper or companion, by aged lady.
Apply 514 Chafee Ave Jllxx
WANTED HELP—Female
\V VNTKP A ooon COOK TO DO
Krtternl hou*«work fur a family of two
In it rmall —rl appo'nttsl cottage on
th*> HUI min living on tho Hill pro
frbml but not nhaoluatrly raatutial if
*uR» In other rrgartl* Apply tomor
row (S»und:i> * at third cottage back of
Held Memorial Church, John* Road.
Summerville after two o'clock. jlJp
WANTED AT ONCE WAITRESS
with etperieooe white or colored. Ap
p'y at *i'» Rroad atreet. JIJp
WANTED—R'-'orns
BNT \ NIC* ROOM IN CKN
trnl location with hot bath. Address
C.. cars He a d jiio
WANTELJ HELP—MaIe
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY AB.DE
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
of 18 and 35; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write the Eng
lish language. For information apply to
Recruiting Officer, 1927 1-2 Second Ave.,
Birmingham. Ala.; 411 St., Ma
con Leonard Bldg., Ailgusta; Broad and
Twelfth, Columbus; Broad and Marietta
Atlanta. M3lc
WANTED: CHAUFFEUR COM PE
ten t to repair automobile and willing
to run hark line on commission. Apply
at The Gem, Bth and Greene. jlftp
WANTED: PHARMACIST WITH
small capital to open drug store. Best
location In city. Fine opportunity for
right man. Apply Jas. R. League
Co., Union Savings Bank Building. jl6p
WANTED BOY: WANTED WHITE
office boy, 12 to 14 years old. Reply
in own handwriting. Stnt*P salary ex
pected. Insurance anu Real Estate, care
Herald. jl-’p
WANTED—Miscellaneous
SIO.OO IN GOLD GIVEN TO
any one suggesting the most
appropriate name for Soda
Fount, Cigars and Billiard
Room at 725 Broad St., to be
formally opened on January
20th. Address 725 Broad St.
WANTED: THAT BOY OR GIRL TO
have the advantage and opportunity
that la due them. "If you love music
you should have a Plano or Vlctrola
In your home." "Play while you pay."
We can arrange terms to suit you.
W. P Manning Music Co.. 1148 Broad
fit.
WANTED: AN 8-FOOT FLOOR SHOW
case. Apply to John H. Kalirs, 877
Broad stVeet. Jl4p
FOR SALE —Real Estate
FOR SALE: A HOUSE, 1558 WALTON
Way, 2-story 7 roms, all modern con
veniences. In good condition. Phone
2110—J. jl4p
WE CAN i EDI. CHOICE LOT 52 FT.
frontage on Central avenue, 2 doors
from Johns street, Monte Sano, with
SBSO worth of improvements (no dwell
ing) for $1,600. Choice locality. Low
price. Augusta Real Estate Co., S';3 l
Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Phone 348. Jl3c
FOR SALE: A FINE LOT ON Mc-
Dowall street, cheap; also several
other attractive lots and homes in city
and suburbs. T have a good farm /or
sale. J. G. JeffeVies. Phone 1097 or
1428-J. jl3p
FOR SALE —Miscellaneous.
A FEW PIECES OF BIGGSk HEPRO
duction. solid mahogany to go at cost.
Upholstering and furniture rrpairing.
Love's Antique Shop. Phone 2871, 709
Ellis St. D7tfc.
FOR SALE ONE PRAIRIE STATE IN
cubator, 240- egg capacity, used twice.
Call phone 941--rlng 2 or P. O. Box 613,
Augusta, Ga. jl2p
FOR HENT—Reai~ Estate
FOR RENT: ELEGANT NINE-ROOM
residence, tw r o flors. ideal for two
families. Has all conveniences, large
yard and servant outhouse, also stable.
Location splendid, near business center
and post office. Apply Alexander &
Steiner, Inc., 127 Bth St. Phones
FOR SALE—Shop
Fort SALS: TWO-CHAIR WHITE
barber shop: prod locution. Apply to
Ills Fenwick street. R. A. Dial. .114 p
FOR SALE—Poultry_
EGOS FOR HATCHING, WHITE
pington, prize winners Augusta Fair.
M.r.O per setting. Rhode Is'and Reds.
SI.OO. Incubator eggs furnished on short
notice. Mrs. C. C. Howard. Phone
2130 —J. ji3c
FOR RENT —Rooms "
FOR RENT: TWO ROOMS IN NORTH
Augusta, near Hampton Terrace, to
couple without children; furnished or
unfurnished. for light housekeeping.
Phone 2898-J. Jl3p
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND
That ws can aav© yuu money on a
Plano or Plano Player. We have no
high priced salesmen, our rent Is
low, and, of course, can afford to sell
at lower prices.
Come In and let us show you.
W. P. MANNING MUSIC CO,
1148 Broad.
STRAYED OR STOLLN: ONE
black horse mule, about 16 hands high.
Reward for information and return to
No. J Jackson street. Jl3c
LOST: ONE CRANK FOR 1913 MODEL
Marlon. Finder please return to L. C
Edelblut and get reward. 551 Broad
street. Jl2p
SCHOOL BOOKS FOB ALL SCHOOLS.
bought. sold nnd exchanged. Dell
quest's New and Old Book Shop, 213, 213
7th. St.
LOST: A WHITE (SPRINKLED WITH
black) pointer dog. little sure under
right eve; answers to name Ranger. Re
ward If returneil to P. C. Carnes. 316
Mclntosh street. jl2tfc
LOST: SATURDAY ' EVENING FROM
the Depot to Broad street or on Sum
merville car, a purse containing money
and a pass to Savannah on the O. of
Ga. liberal reward If returned to 31S
Jackson St. jl4p
LOST: ON MONTH SANO CAR OR ON
Greene street, between 13th street and
Greene street Presbyterian church,
watch— monogram 11. C. N Finder will
receive reward If returned to R. C.
Nance, care Augusta Drug Co. jltp
AUGUSTA GLAZING CO.
aiulaajnu or all kind*.
SETTING PLATE GLASS.
REPAIRING CHURCH WINDOWS OF
LEAD AND ART GLASS.
REPAIRING SHOW CASES
REPLACING AUTOMOBILE WIND
SHIELDS A SFECIALTT.
448 BROAD
PAUL D. EAGAN, MGR.
PHONE 71. 9310.
WARNING!
WARNING TO CITIZENS AND TO
our customers: Tlease don't deliver
your clothes to anyone that cals for
them. May say they are from Mo
l.aiighlln's Clothes Cleaning place Un
less they wear a silver badge In the
design of a Matties cross with this
mark—Ca l Boy No. 1 and No. 2, Mel,..
C C If they wear this badge they
are from Charlie McLaughlin's O'othes
Cleaning Place, corner Sth and Calhoun
street. Phone 2735. jtTc
EORD AUTOMOBILES
CAR LOAD I.ATEBT BTYT.ES; JUST
In; cal! and see them, will ba gout
directly. I.omharo Iron Works DtO'fc
PIANO TUNING.REPAIRING.
W J MILLER, PIANO TUNING AND
repairing, all work guaranteed. Phone
[ 2972-J or address 444 Broad St , Augus
ta. Ga. fl2c
SANG LEE LAUNDRY
*O9 Mclntosh st . office \t 40*
Jackson St,, next to Chop Suev Res
taurant Phone 281 L Sang Lee. Prop.
, .... >tc
Your Shoes repaired while
you are at home. Work called
for and delivered.
AUGUSTA SHOE REPAIRING
Phone 943. 965 Broad
Men’s V 2 Soles, sewed and
sorinq step rubber
heels SI.OO
Ladies’ soles, sewed and spring
step rubber heels 75c
Tread Air Rubber Heels, 25c
Spi inq step rubber heels, 35c
O’Sullivan rubber heels, 45c
J. SAWILOWSKY. Prop.
BOILER
GOOD 25 HORSEPOWER BOILER FOR
sale. Will sell very cheap, as parties
h ve discontinued use of same. Ad
dress Augusta Trunk Factory, 735
j Broad, opposite Monument.
LOOK AT THESE SHOE ~
REPAIRING PRICES:
Men’s Whole Soles SI.OO
Men’s Half Soles and Rubber
Heel SI.OO
Men’s Sewed Soles .. ..75c
Men’s Tack Soles 50c
: Ladies’ Soles and Rubber
Heels . .75c
Ladies’ Sewed Soles .. . .65c
Ladies’ and Children’s
Tack 501e5....25c to 50c
Tread Air Rubber Heels .25c
Sprinq Step Rubber Heels 35c
Cat Paw Rubber Heels ..35c
Osulivan Rubber Heels --45 c
i Shoes called for and delivered.
ALEX RAE.
Phone 323 ' 236 9th St.
! WANTED BUSINESS PEOPLE OF
Augusta to use our free employment
i Bureau; competent stenographers furn
; ished. L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter
1 Ji3c.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
DOUBLE DIP MATCHES. 8 BOXES
25c. Cod Fish bricks 3 for 25c. Nor
weigen Smoked Bloaters, 7 for 25c.
Florida Oranges, per doz. 30c. Fancy
Lemons, per doz. 19c. Our High Grade
Coffee, per pc id 25c. A nice premium
with each pound. Wolverine Tea Co.
1288 Broad St. Phone 3356. "Where your
dollar does Its duty." apr 23 14 i
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
CLAWFOOT SIDEBOARDS. TEA TA
bles, card table, desks, high post beds,
book cases fenders, andirons. candle
stocks. Upholstering and repairing. F.
Kenyon. 312 7th. St. Phone 2219.
M2tfc.
Call For Y®ur Swaps
The following answers to SWAPS are
in the Herald Office and should be call,
ed for at once. Answers will not be
held later than Wednesday—then de
stroyed.
Automobile 6.
Auto 2.
A. W. T. 1.
Baby Walker 7.
B B B 3.
BM F 1
BH M 1
Cows 4
Cooker 1.
C C 1
Car 2.
Daisy 8.
Doll Carriage 1
Eatmor 16.
E R 2.
EL C 1
Firm 1
Washing Machine 2.
F S S 1.
Heater 4.
Indians 3.
Iron Bed 1.
J A M 1.
J L S 1.
Mandy Lee 1.
Lumber 1.
Oil Stove 1.
NH B 1
P G R 2.
Pigeons 1.
Rabbits 1.
Surey 2.
Stamp Books 1.
San Antone 1.
S Plants 1
Tyepwriter 1.
Victor Talk 1.
Feather Bed 1.
Wagon 1.
Z S S 4. 4
Swappers * Column
WILL SWAP A GOOD HEATER,
burns wood or coal for a bath tub or
something of equal value. Apply R. H.
S., Swappers’ Column, care HeYald.
WILL SWAP-ONE BLICHINSBES
ser typewriter, in good condition, for
heater, groceries or feed. Address Type
writer, care Herald.
WILL SWAP LA WN SW IN (V FOR - ONE
book of Purple stamps. Address Swing
Swappers’ Column, care Herald.
SWA P I RON BED ~AND SPRINGS
for one hook of Purple Trading stamps
Address Iron Bed, Swappers’ Column,
care Herald.
LEATHER COUCH FOR ROCKINbr
chair or for (•ash or anything of equal
value. Address Couch, Swappers Col
umn, care Herald.
WILL SWAP A FLORENCE AUTOM A
tic oil stove for a gas stove in good
condition. Also a splendid washing
machine for a book case or anything of
equal value. Address Washing Machine,
Swappers’ Column, care Herald.
DON’T DRINK STALE COFFEE
We roast it every day, and ship by Parcel Post,
charges prepaid on 4 pounds or more.
Delightful flavors, ptr pound .. .
MARKS GROCERY COMPANY
Phones 401—402. 1023 Broad St.
Only Retail Roaster in Augusta.
$ MONEY $ MONEY
To be invested in Augusta Real Estate. I have
several clients that want me to buy property for
them.
I will buy anything that is Cheap. x
See me if you have Real Estate for Sale.
JOSEPH W. BEASLEY
Room 215 Dyer Building. Phone 6868-L
Six Per Cent, Bond
l can give you 6 pt*r rent. First Mortgage
Bonds, well secured, at better than 6i/ 2 per cent.
basis.
JOHN W. DICKEY
MONDAY. JANUARY 12.
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE.
Augusta Real Estate Co., 833 Broad St
jßtfe
ROOF LEAK?
Have your work done by experi
enced tlnnen. AH work (riven per
sonal attention. My price*
rlftit
E. A. DEMORE,
Phone 2031. 623 Broad St.
Used Automobile Sale
One 5-passenger Westcott,
One 2-pasenger Ford, i
One 4-passenger Oakland,
One 2-passenger Speedwell,
One 5-passenger Franklin,
One 2-passenger Baby Maxwell
One 2-passenger Oakland.
All Cars in first-class condition,
and must be sold at once,
L. C. Edelblut
651 BROAD STREET.
T nn LE ’ s
, rUUfs
ARE
gOOR s
Wholesale and Retail
Tin Shingles, Tin and
Rubber Roofing.
W.B.TooIe&Co.
TeL 264. 935 Broad.
"Let Us Cover Your
House”
WALL PAPER
Mattings, Shades. Pictures
T. G. Bailie 4 Go
712 Broad Street.
AWN IN 0 S’
Oysters, Milk and Cream.
Oysters.. 25ch
At 426 Ninth.
CHAPMAN’S.
Phone 3371. jll
MASSAGE
MANICURE
HAIR CUT
SHAMPOO
= GET IT AT=
HICKEY’S
221 JACKSON ST.