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TEN
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^
Mmnrlo null cirbufiloP work my
specialty. T»l«pbona 1211. Kunday
phone 2076-J All work guaraniaat
CHE6SEBOOOUOH REPAIR »MOP
Ths Rad Front 649 Broad »«•
TIRES
I f 'lf « I ’ A •*"**'*
• I tit |<rlc«» four mnk»* It* thread
ing and repairing at low**t
Him moat completely rquipprd ahop
nrl rot?ipi*t*»nt workmen
Davis Tire and Rubber
Company
AUTOMORILF INSURANCE
pro taft your *'il«*ro«b4te tß_tka
Peyal Company. Kug
t,ml
. , - Flr». Than. Liability.
Prooartv D*mao*. * r< * C0, V? 10 ?
o"n*g«* V> n»n «»"•• «ccMant
..,1 (..fill pnllHpp. All at tha low
.at adaooata rataa
j V. H. ALLEN A CO..
•ph Pa tit 171 JUfhaon •*.
BICYCLES
AUGUSTA BICYCLE
SANITARIUM
P. K. Tant. Mqr.
Sow Who* Is for sale Ropalnng
a specialty.
n no 2721 21 r. KollQEl
CIGARS.
Kur Bigger, I'uaicr Augurta Bmokc
F. A. VV. CIGARS
Fatronl • Home 1 rulualry
WSL"C \ LOM3ARD
CICAR CO,
Makara.
COAL
Kln l -rlv Coni, itlan I»ry Pina ami
Oak Wood
W. C. IVEY & CO.
Robert Street writ' R. R- Ava.
Phona 781
GARAGES
IVEY S GARAGE
Phono 3197. 304 Waahington.
p'lva yanra’ experience with
Chalmera and Hopnnobllss.
CARS FOR lIJRR
GASOLINE, 1B .<
Motor car a washed and polished,
2fcc, 40e.
UNION OARAGE
563 BROADWAY.
Atlantic Coast Line
NOTK Thrar arrtvs ’* and departure*
ure |lv«n ni» Info 1 motion Arrival® »n«l
connection* are not |UirHn(«‘l
t »3 I L* ;
l |Npi J sop'Lv. A UK't n Ar J * > 3:15p
7 4*pl 8 t i>| Omngeburg ' *’
0 of,pi fi 4M I Omnler U-**l‘* !„
ts lTp *ra. Florence h «*•■: 9.10*
7 00a|&<’6 Richmond « •'MJ >:<*«*
7ti 20a| s 4<>.i[ \t i! D. U ' - ** •<* '> <'T»
11 Hallo ?»| n !•" Md I t 45p J ''V
I:Mplu -'trl sv r ui.i |i t™ • , '■*
4:lS|>< MlplAr. N Y. I.v.i 9 «6«- * -**»
Through Ulrotr.c Lighted stc ! Pn"
Man Bln peVa on <• ch tram to Now \ rk
dally.
Rteel ('•'nil'll' tmrnt rare ho'tnuound t>'
Ne» York on Monday*. Wedrcslivs ■' ti*l
Friday* oil train No 31 Observation
Droller ram I twwn Floronee nd An
guata. and on own A C. I. Nrw Dinar*
north of F'uucf.
T. D WAI.KId.
Di»l. Ant.
CHARLESTON A WESTERN
CaHUUNA RAILWAY CO.
(inactive J»n. 4, 104.)
Th* follow'n* in It • and departures
of train* Union Motion, Augi.se.
a* wall a* connections wltli otti.r ccm
panle* an- simp} a irn a* iuiui u.iiKu
ant ara no *n lament
Departures
7:l<> A. M No .. I'l'lt for Andaman.
11 ;vO A. II N" 1 Dully for Urarnwood.
Fpartanbuig. Greenville Aahavllla
4jj r M N I Dal y tor b|uruu.
Inn * Greenville, ale.
%SO A M • No «t> (tallji for Ilrauf. rt,
Fort Itoyal aid Ch.rraton.
It* P W No «: Dally for Beaufort.
I'or I Royal, Charleston. Hatunnan.
Arrlvsl*.
JIIO P. M , No. I Ikt ly from Bpartun
bur* U'ranvllla, ale.
7:05 1' M . No. 4.- Daily from Spartan
burg Aahavllla.
ti ll 1' 51 . No 41— Dal'jr fiom Baas,
fort, l'ori Royal Charleston and
Havtinnah
450 F V No 45—Dally from Beau
fort, Port Rovxl and Charlaaton.
100 P M No « Daily from Andetamt
KRNEFT WILLIAMS
Genera. Pasaengrr Aeen*
•M Brand war. Anrueta. tMk
Southern Railway
Premlsr Carrlsr of th# South
Schedule Effecttvo Jan. 4, 1414.
N. It Schedul, lifiirri published onlr
aa informal!' n amt are not guaranteed.
Union Station, Ail Tralna Dally
Train* Depart to
No
IS Charleston. S <* 7 10a.m.'
"6 Savannah, Jacksonville ....8 ro.t.m
s Columbia, s C 8 Ss«.m.
IS? Washington, Nrw York .. ~2 66pm.
3? Washington. Now York .. ..8:06p.m.
22 Charloaton ... 8 40p m,
20 CoHitnbln 4 <4>p m
Jl Charloaton, Jacksonville ...11:46p.m.
Tralna Arrlv# Prom
No
26 Charleston. Jacksonville ...8 20am
IS Columbia 10 Ode in.
131 Washington. Nrw Turk . . 12.01 p m
31 Washington, Now Y’ork . ..12:16pm
36 Charloaton t l6p m.
2? Jarkaonvlll# 7:oopm.
7 Columbia 4:S5p m
17 Charloaton 10 50p m.
Pullman Drawlng Room and Compart
moot Sleeping Cars Conches, Pining Car
Service.
Phone 4*l or 447 for Information and
Pullman Reset vntlona
MAC RUDER DENT, P P A
Telephone 447 724 St.
GARAGES
GARAGE—REPAIR SHOP.
HTtJDKHAKKH DEALERS.
7TH AND REYNOLDS.
PHONE 376.
AUGUSTA MACHINE CO.
PERROUX & JONES
Augusta Oarage
Repaint, vulcanising, supplies.
Free aid. open day and night
(.argent In city.
720-22 Reynolds St.
Phone 120.
"HARNESS MAKER"
W. W. SIMS
047 CALHOUN STREET.
Harness making and repairing of
valises and satchels.
S. E. MARSTON’S
llarneSH and Fthoe Shop. All work
done by band.
738 Ellis St.
MARKETS
<7 R Pm!th Native m**t*. tr**f pork,
veal, country **yl« *au*ag*, atnple
and fancy grocerl**; freah produca.
Ulon* 6*. 211 Center Ht.
MASON’S FISH MARKET
215 Marburv. Phone 1447.
Fresh Flail Dnlly. Norfolk Oyster*.
Fancy Groceries and Fresh Produce.
MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY
A. GREEN.
lie makes your mattresses level
and square. New tick made free.
Return mattresses some (lay. Phone
1216 shop* 1261 Mnrhury street.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
Wo have opened a first class
Palot Shop, and can attend your
want* at vert reasonable cost.
NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO.
Just across the Bridge.
L. F. GOODRICH
Architect
122 Eighth Street, Telephone
Augusta, Ga. 469.
DEATHS
WOOD, MUK MARY A resident of
Aiken, K. C , rllt'd at the roaldenco
of her daughter, Mrn. J M (.eng
nick, of Milford, Oa. The funeral
will be tomorrow afternoon In
Aiken. S. I'. Deceased la surviv
ed by three sisters, Mrs. J M
longnlck and Mrs G E. Long
i lok of Buford; also Mrs. W. M.
IliUhnm of Augusta, and one son,
Mr W K. Wood of Jacksonville
Fla.
C of Ga.Ry
“The Right Way”
Currant OunoGuie* ".ui. iv.ai .u.„. • iroa-)
DEPARTURES
For Dublin. N*l aim.ill, Maeon
and Florida point* 7:70 am.
For Dublin and Suvnnnuh . .. 2:54 pm.
For Savannah, M e n, Coluttt*
bu* and lllrtiiln*htim 0 20 p,in.
ARRIVALS
Fom Savannah, Macon, Co-
Itimbua and Hlrmlngham . 8 JO am.
From Dublin Savannah nod
Florida points 17:30 pm.
From Dublin Savannah. Ma
con and Fortda points .. ..7:50 pm.
All Train* Are Dally.
Train leaving Auguata 7:80 a. m. and
arilvlna at 7 SO p m„ carrlra a through
Pullman Ituffrt Parlor Par between Au
guala aml Savannah, connecting at Mil
ieu with through train for M icon. Co
lumbus. Hlrmlngham and Montgomery
Veatlbuled, electric lighted. Sleeping
Care, cooled with electric sane are car
ried on night trains between Auguata
and Savannah, On. Connecting at Mi
lan with through Sleeping Care to and
tri-m Macon. Colombo* and Atlanta
Fv any Information a* to fare*
echedulra. etc., write or communicate
with.
W W 7IACKFTT.
Trav'Mng 7’aeeenger Agent
Phone No. *1 718 Ttroad Street
Auguata, fin.
Georgia Railroad
Sflactlva Nov 2. «f|(
CENTRAu TIMS
Pullman bleeper aud la nor Car Bar
flea.
Noa I and 4, Augueta and Atlanta
Not • and 4 Charleston and A'lanta
Noa 1, ». 37 and 11. Broiler llultet
Parlor Car. Augu»ta and Atlanta.
No. I No, 27
E». Augueta IK- T.) 8:10a.m. 1 tVp m
It. Angus a IC. T.) 7 80*.ra. 1:00p.m.
Ar. Atlanta 1.10p.m. I Kp.m.
Ar. Washington ...10 80am. I 06p m.
Ar. Mllledgevllla. ~11:08a.m. 6 14pm
Ar. Macon ..lilOpin. Iltpm.
Ar. Athena .. .. ..12 Sip in 6.06p.m.
Lv Augvaa ..!*> (ll») tOl)
tK. T) ..1118am. 8 16pm 4:Sorm
(C. T.) ..11:16p.m. 8:16p.m. t SOp.m
Ar Atlanta 8.38 am 8:20p in.
Ar Athene 6:o6pm.
Ar. Wash. 8 10pm.
Ar. Mllledge 4 17pm. 4:27p.m
Ar. Macon 10 46pm 10:46p.m.
■Dally except Sunday.
Tralna arrive Augueta <Ctty TlmeV.
No 4 7:08a.m.; No. I, 3:80p in.; No. 18,
10:10p.m , No. 11. from Camak. B:46am.
(ex-ept Sunday); No. 42. from Atheni
II 48a. m
j r mij.ups. c. p. a
C, C M' MILLIN' A OTA
SCI Broad 8:.. Phonce 347. 841 and 23(1
MATTRESSES
I have romplled with the regu
lations of the Hoard of Health, I
can make mattresses at your
home, In or out of the atate. 1,.
J. Murray, f>o3 Hroad Ht. ’Phone
No. *66
7~ real estate _
If you buy your hou*** lot* and
farm lurid* from mn w« both mak»
vnor.ty.
J, B, CHAPMAN,
T’hnn* 2900-J Kill* A C*mpb*ll Ht*.
RESTAURANTS
BUSY I IKK
Phens 3147 J. 657 Broad St.
Pur l.sdles and Gent* Meal* Hant
nut The liest to eat. Hrrvad In tha
heat *D le.
REAL ESTATE
Attra/tlve bargains In city prop
erty and farm lands.
Kills end Campbell Ht*.
J. B. CHAPMAN
Phone 2900-J.
"SEWING MACHINES
LEWIS E. MOSLEY
Phone ISBT 631 Broad
Hewing mnchlnea repaired, needles,
ftarta of all kinds, bargains In second
land machlnas.
SANITARY HAIR
PARLORS.
Hair Pressing Messaging, Manicur
ing.
Phone 665. 946 Broad St.
SPECIALISTS
Mi. n r. at.fymn.
Chronic Di**a*** of Men. Women
nnd Children treated wltliout u»e of
knife.
Permanently Unrated nt Ml FI rood St.
Thone 1927.
TAILORS.
HARDWICK & GERMANY
TAH.ORS ANP RENOVATORS
ffult* Made to Order. tf*hone 1622
213 6th Street.
CHARLIE McLAUQLIN.
CJoth** (Itwntd, l*r<**H*d nnd
Dyed. French Pry Cleaning a *po
cljilty. lend:** Suit* ant! Skirt*
Phone 2735. Cor. Jackson Sr Calhoun
Street*.
WAGON MANUFACTURER
CoWrev wagon wits:
Established 1847
Manufnrtiuer* of farm wngona
rnrt* and truck*, especially equip
P*d for repairing and painting.
Corner Ellis and 9th. St*.
Telephone 1309-J Augusta, Qa.
LEGAL NOTICES __
TRUSTEES SALE
Under and by virtue of an order
granted by Tin- Honorable Joseph Gu
hahl, Iteferee In Hnnkruptcy. In the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the
■Nnrthc stern Division of the Southern
District "f (leorgla, 1 will sell at public
outcry to the highest bidder, for cash,
ut the store In Sandrt svllle. (leorgla.
Inla y occupied by Julian L. Jamerson,
the stock of nierchamtlse. fixtures, notes
and accounts and all other property be
longing to the bankrupt estate of sold
Jultun ti. Janieraon, Itankrupt. on the
31si day of Juuuary, 1814. at 12 o'clock,
noon.
The said property to be sold free of
all lleiia. anil all liens on said property
shall attach to the proceeds of said sale.
Said property will he offered In such
lois us a*me may lie divided by me as
trustee so as to tiling the best price
possible, then Mild property will be of
fcreil In hulk.
Said eilc, whether made In lots or In
I oik. will he subject to the approval of
the lliinorahle Iteferee In Hunkruptcy.
No bid will tie accepted unless accom
panied by u certified check or other sat
isfactory security hv ut least ten per
cent of the amount of said lild.
Til a ltth day of January 1814
11 II NKW MAN
Trustee In Bankruptcy for Julian h.
Jamerson, Itankrupt. J2i> 2d 'iso
ST AT F: OF GEORGIA.
RICHMOND COUNTY
C.'urt of Ordinary. Application f"r
Probate In Hn'min Form of Will of Den
nl* V' gf'll. Filed November 17th. 18:3,
Returnable to February Term, I!U4.
Annie M Wlgfall, Uropoundar, vs,
Lucius Wlgfall, ei at. Heirs n< Law
To Lucius Wlgfall. of Houghton,
Michigan; Clarence S. Wlgfall, Albert J
Wlgfall, Dennl* WlgfaT, Jr . Annie M
Wtgfn 1. Jr . Maude Wlgfall and Annie
M Wlgfall. of Richmond County. Goo i'-
ll I a.
Annie M. Wlgfall, as nominated FTxe
eutrtx, has applied for Probate In Solemn
Form of an Instrument tn writing pur
porting to be the last Will and Testa,
ment of Dennis Wlgfall, late of Rich
mond County, Georgia, deceased, and
having numed you us heirs ut law of
said deceased
Ycu, and each of you. are hereby cited
to be and appear at the Court of Or
dinary of Richmond County, Georgia, to
be held In the City of Augusta, Georgia,
on the first Monday In February, 1214.
at 10 o'clock a. m. and ahow cause If
arty you have, why said Instrument' 'n
writing should not be probated n
Pileum Form and admitted to record as
the last Will and Testament of the sab!
IVnnis Wlgfall, deceased.
Witness mv hand and seal this tlrat
day of Decembec. 1913.
ALEXANDER R. WALTON,
Dl. 19: J 9. !Sc Ordinary, R, C*.. Or,
STATE OK GEORGIA
RICHMOND COUNTY—
AH peraone having demands against
the Estate of Mrs Mary Carmichael
Neely, late of said County, deceased, .ire
hereby notified to render !n to ih> un
dersigned an account of such demur. Is
within the time required by law; and ill
persona. Indebted to said deceased, ire
required to make Immediate payment.
This 4th day of January, 1414
HANNAH NEEt.Y PLUMB,
Executrix of the Will of Mary C Neelv.
Deceaaed J 18 23 3 OF c 13c
STATE OF GEORGIA,
RICHMOND COUNTY
Whereas, James Berry Adams, has ap
plied for permanent betters of Admin
istration on the estate of Busier Jinks
Adams, late of said County, deceased.
This Is, therefore, to cite a’l p-rsons
concerned, to be and appear at the
Court of Ordinary of said County to be
he’d on the first Monday In February, A
D 1414. st in o'clock s m., and show
cause, ts any they can. why said letters
should not he granted.
Witness my off . lal el mature thl* Slh
day of January, A. D 1811
6' FNANDUN R WAI .TON
J Ml II 30 Ordinary R. C.
.HE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA.
LEGAL NOTICES
STATU Of GEORGIA. •
RICHMOND COUNTY -
Whereas, P, J Cronin, Administrator
nf the astute of Jeremiah O’Hrlen, late
of mid County, deceased, has applied
for betters i f lilsmlsaton from said Ad
ministration
This la. therefore, to cite all persona]
concerned to he and oppettr at tha.
Court of Ord narv of said County, to
he held on the first Monday In Feb
ruary, A I),, 1614. at I# o'clock a m. I
and show r.u,. ts any they can, why:
a id letters ah (ild not fat granted.
Wltnea* my official signature this 9th
day of January, A n. 1614
Af.RXANDBR H WALTON.
J 9 16 23 30 Ordinary. R. C.
HTATK OF OBORGIA,
MICHMONP COUNTY—
tVherene. Jane Floyd, widow of Ban-
Jamln F Floyd, late of avid County <6e
ceeaad, haa applied for year s support
Till* la. therefore, to cite all peraona
concrTped. to he and appear at tha
Court of Ordinary of aald County to
he held on the flrat Monday In Feb
ruary, A. D.. 1911 at 19 o’clock a m..
nnd ehow cauae, If any they can. why
raid year's support should not be grant
ed, and return of the appraisers made
the lodgment nf said Court
Witness mv official signature this >th
day of January A, D, 1914.
A! KXANDBH R. WALTON
J 9 It 23 »o Ordinary. B. C.
FT \TK OK rJKOnOIA.
BICHMONP COUNTY—
\Vh arena Maggie Bill*, has applied
fra- permanent Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of William H. Kill*,
late of aald County, deceased
Thla ta. therefore, to cite all peraona
roneerned to he and appear at the
Court nf Ordinary of a»td County, to bo
held on the first Monday In February.
A TV, 1911. at 10 o'clock a m., and
ehow cause, ts any they ran. why arid
Irttera should not he granted.
Witness my official signature thla 9th
day of Janu«rv, A. TV. 1914
ALEXANDER ft WAI/TON.
J 9 Id 23 30 Ordinary R. C.
SPECIAL NOTICE
NOTICE.
THE CONCLAVE OF GEORGIA COM
manderv. No. 1 K. T., called for Frl
day night, the 23rd Inst , haa been post
poned until Mondav, the 26th Inst.
All Interested will take due notice
If. A. URAHB. L. G. BEATSB.
Recorder. l <\
WANTED HELP—Female
WANTED) LADY COMPETENT TO
take care of house work and two mail
children Those with good references,
which are requited, may apply at No. 9
Elbert Ft. J26c
WANT TO KMPI/OY SEVERAL YOUNG
(dice Apply I'htiraday morning a*
9:311 Walker’s, 217 7th Street. Leonard
Building. J24c
81 RVANT WANTED: COLORED Wo
man to help with cooking Htid regular
housework. Apply Mrs. Calhoun, 852
Broad street. J24p
WANTED —Miscellaneous
WK BUY GREEN, PURPLE AND
Surety Stamps In parts of books.
Bring your stamps to us at once. Wal
ker's. 217 7th Street, latomlrd Building
J24C
WANTED TO BUY BETWEEN 200
nnd 260 yard eggs a week, will pay
highest prices. New Yifrk Case. J29c
WANTED—Rooms
WANTED: TWO ROOMS WITn
hoard for thr**. Private family or
hoarding house. Addri*«H *'G,” care
tfo
\\ kNTBD TO RENT TWO OR THREE
furnished room* for light housekeeping.
Address 21H Campbell St. J2sc
WANTED SITUATION—Fe
maIe
WANTED COMPETENT STENOGRA
PH *r occupied only part of time des res
po*ition, regularly or extra work at any
time. Telephone 2409-W. J2sc
WANTEU HELP—MaIe
WANTED FOR U 8 ARMY ABLE*
unmarried men, between
of 18 and 85; cltisens of United States,
of good chnnu'ter and temperate habits,
who ran speak, read and write the Eng
lish language For information apply to
Recruiting Office*. 1927 1-2 Second Ave,
Hlrmlngham, Ala.; 411 Cherry St., Ma
con Leonard Bldg., Augusta; Broad and
Twelfth, Columbus; Broad and Marietta
Atlanta, MSlc
WANTED: PEELING AGENT FOR
high class new household specialty!
ran give either city or country territory;
give previous experience and references.
W. H. M , care Herald. J23p
WANTED: A PRIVATE TUTOR FOR
hoy 13 years of age. Answer Mrs. L
O. Doughty, 10.12 QVeene street. J2se
WANTED—Farm
WANTED: TO SHARE CROPS ON A
one-horse farm. Address B. F. Wide
ner. 120 Oreggtown, Augusta, Ga. J23xg
WANTED —Beds ~
\t wil l' nm OLD FBATHER
beds ami 50 woolen mattresses. Will
pay the higheat cash price*. Send postal
to American Feather Co., Oeneral De
livery. Augusta, lia. J24p
WANTED—Salesmen
EXPERIENCED GROCERY SALKS
man f*»r retail grocery business; pre
fer middle-aged man. with reference,
confidential Apply Hampton. J24p
WANTED—Board
18 THERE \ P*Rl\ ITE FAMILY ON
The Hill willing to board a young
man until sprlnf? He wants the com*
fi*t 4>f modern conveniences and is will
ing it' pay within reason. H. R. W.,
care Herald. J24p
FOR SALE—Desk J
ONK TYPEWRITER DESK. REVOLV*
Ing chair (office), typewriter chair,
rubber carpet (300 yds.), upright pinna
Call 815 Broad St. J27c
FOR SALE—Home
FOR SAI.K A MODERN HOME IN A
good location at a reasonable price.
Also a nice lot ci.eap. 1. X. L, Herald.
J2SP
FOR SALE—ReaI Estate
FOR SALK NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
gas, slectrlc lights, hot and cold wa
ter, convenient lo car !ne, almoat new.
A bargain If sold at once. Address
House, care The Herald, J26p
FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE FOR
small farm close In: 6-room modern
cottage, bearing fruit trees and grape
vines; few steps from car line Apply
on premises. 1057 Chafee avenue. J'-’Sp
FOR SAI.K THE PROPERTY NOW
occupied by Cununlug Street Synago
gue Terms cash. Apply A. Silver. 102 S
Broad. J33tfc
FOR SALE—Livestock
FO.k SALK: ONR SINGLE MILE AND
team of hor!*«*». Phone 5002, county
l tu». JG. White Engineering Co! J 240
FOR SALE —Poultry
KOiIS FOR HATCHING, WHITE OR
p ngton, prlxe winners Augueta Fair,
IFBO per setting. Rhode Island Reds
31 Incuh tor eggs furnished on short
rotlce MN. C. C. Howard. Phone
| 2150-J. _ J24C
FOR SALE—Piqs
WR BALK. GUINEA I*loß. ALL AGF.B
and sics Monte Buno Bou try Yards.
Phons 4716-L. j23p
FOR SALE—Cow
FOR HALE ONE JERSEY COW AND
calf 4 weeks old. Apply to C. B. Har
rtson, 1112 McKlnne strath. J2.IP
FOR SALE—Mlscenaneous.
FOR HALE ONE LARGE DOUBLE
mb-'e desk, slut top-used but little
end In good condition. Apply Business
Office. Iteruld. ts
L"H FALK A FINE LITTLE sitin'-
pnrd pup. Address 213 7th street.
F< Ht HALE: GUNN'S SECTIONAL BOOK
Cases, In quartered oak: two stacks;
I ry boss. Bhune 6746-W. J. 4
BARGAINS IN ÜBRD PIANOS AND
Player Plano*. Pianos for rent, |4
per month up. Write for cataiog and
prices. Special attention given to
tuning and repairing. W. W. Kimball
Co.. 306 Jackson St., Augusta, Oa.
Phone 715.
pOB sai.l BABY MAXWELL, IN
gocrl running order; a bargain at 1189.
Cheeseborougli s Kepslr Shop. 649 Broad
street J--*P
KIREPROOF HAKES IF YOU NEED
one of any else phone 2697-J or write
O 1C Rowe, 106 13th street before buy
ing. I can ekve you money on any size
wanted; no harm to get my prices.
frl sat sun fl»e
FOR RENT—ReaI Estate
pint RENT: 430 WALKER STREET,
7 rooms, r*crption hall nnd b«th. Ap
ply K. L. Griffin, No. 1 Jackson street.
J2BC
FARM FOR RENT: 40 ACRES ON MiG
l*dg*ville road. 6-mile post; thre«-
rmiin house, two-room house and large
liarn; possession giv*n at once. Apply
H. C. Bourdman. Phone 1422. J24c
BTORE: FXJR RENT ON GREENE
street near Enterprise Factory. Ap
ply 1 : I'.t.i ■! street
FOR RENT —Rooms
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISItED
rooms to rent, with lights, gas, bath;
everything new and up-to-date; with or
w ithout meals; rates reasonable. App y
808 Mclntosh street. J* 3 p
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND ON PREMISES OF THE
North Augusta bund Company Tues
day. January 20th, one small hay mare
mule. Owner can get same by calling
at Company'* office. Terminal Building,
and paying cost of this ad and expense
of keeping. Prank E. Courtneyy, Ter
minal Building. J 260
X.OS4T; ONE SMALL WHITE POINTER
Idtch last Sunday, with liver spot on
ear and back, with chain collar on. An
swers to Nellie. Reward If returned to
9:10 Calhoun street or T. Christie, Heph
zlhah, Gu. J2sp
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LEND ON REAI. ESTATE.
Augusta Real Estate Co.. 833 Broad St.
JBtf«
Your Shoes repaired while
you are at home. Work called
for and delivered.
AUGUSTA SHOE REPAIRING
Phone 943. 965 Broad
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. Leather
Heels 65c
Ladies’ and Children’s Tack
Soles 25c to 50c
Tread Air Rubber Heels, 25c
Sprinq Step Rubber Heels 35c
Cat Paw Rubber Heels...3sc
Osulivan Rubber Heels...4sc
J. SAWII.OWSKY. Prop^
TO MY PATRONS:
HAVING MOVED MY SHOP TO 1535
Gwinnett and my brother being with
me. we are prepared to do house paint
ing. graining, paper hanging and furni
ture finishing. Furniture called for and
returned. C. E. C. Howard. Phone
2130-J. J29c
HOUSTON’S REAL ESTATE
NEWS
We are In the market to sell, buy or
exchange property,—any thing to keep
trading We have nine small place* in
the city we can sell you as an Invest
ment that will pay 10 to 12 per cent
net; don't this look good? A Truck
and Dairy farm on Dean Bridge road, 2o
acres, five-room painted cottage, two
room servant house, a lat-gu barn, 100
fruit trees or mOre, branch on place,
first-class land, price *2 000.00. Sev
eral desirable building lots on Monte
Sano and Summerville, from 5600.00 to
71,6000.00. A plantation of 1,000 acres,
more or less, a quantity of timber, price
78.60 pev acre; would exchange for city
property. Ten miles from Augusta on
uutotnoblle road, we have for sale one
of the best Improved farms In the coun
ty. 164 acres of land that will make a
bale of cotton to the acre, n five-room
residence, three tenant houses, large
barn, wagon-shed, cow and horse stalls,
pasture wired In. chicken ynrd and stole
house all In good repair station In front
of house, price 76,600.00. A handsome
home on The Hill, In a fashionable locu
tion, will exchange for a Greene street
residence between Washington and Knl
lock streets. One of the most desir
able residences on 300 block of Broad
street, will sell for 79.000.00, or would
consider exchanging for Hill property
Beautiful building lot near Cranford
Club, The Hill. 730.00 per front front.
Just as desirable a* other Ums on The
Hill that they are a»k ng 7-10.00 per front
foot for. We have for sale lot on
Hickman street, near Partridge Inn for
71.800.0. Fourteen lots on Heckle
atreet. near Bon Air stables, can sell at
a price so you can double your money.
Fifty acres of land near Richmond Fac
tory for 7700.00. 186 acres of land and
two tennant houses, 2 miles from Heph
xlbah for 71 600.00.
No trouble to show property. Our
automobiles and four salesmen at your
command. A call over phone 607 will
get us to you In a few minutes.
W. T. HOUSTON & CO.,
‘ Hanson Building
PALMISTRY
CLAIRVOYANT.
MADAM ELDON: SCIENTIFIC PALM-
Ist, clairvoyant and astrologlst; test
reading by mall; send blrthdate and 5
two-cent stamps. 4600 Fourteenth St .
N. W , Waahington. D. C. J2Sp
SEE NEW FORD AD IN THIS PAPER.
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BOILER.
GOOD 35 HORSEPOWER BOILER FOR
sale Will sell very cheap, aa partle*
have discontinued use of same. Ad
dress Augusta Trunk Factory, 755
Broad, opposite Monument.
DANCE.
DANCE AT RATH HALL, BATH. S. C-,
Friday night. January 23rd Music by
Balk's Orchestra. Sp.m. to 11. J77P
PIANO TUNING .REPAIR! NO.
W J. MILLER. PIANO TUNING AND
repairing, all work guarantead. Phone
2972-J or address 444 Broad St.. Augua
ta, Oa. f>-
RtSTAURANT*.
THE CHOP HUEY RESTAURANT FOR
Indies and gentlemen; leading people
patronise us; expert Chinese cooks; try
a chop auey In a box; take It home;
eveiybody apeak* highly of It. Fong
When. Jackson. Phone 2611.
frl s*t etin
SEE NEW PORD AD IN THIS PAPER.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ,
poll ELECR KICAL WORK CALL IHI.
Ingram Kl*ctrlc Co.. Fhon* 1351-J
Prompt, courteous efficient *ervlce 1
LOOK AT THESE SHOE
REPAIRING PRICES:
Men’s Whole Soles ....SI.OO
Men’s Half Soles and Rubber
Heel SI .00
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 Soles 25c to 5Gc
Tread Air Rubber Heels .25c
Sorinq Sten Rubber Heels 35c
Cat Paw Rubber Heels ..35c
Osulivan Rubber Heels -*4sc
Shoes called for and delivered.
ALEX RAE.
Phone 323 236 9th St.
SANG LEE LAUNDRY
so* Mclntosh st . office »t 4n6
Jackson St., next to Chop Suey Res
taurant. Phone 2411, Sang Lee, Prop.
K24-14C
HARMON PRESSING CLUB. DRY
cleaning and dyeing a specialty. Club
for men: 5 suits sponged and preßsed
for SI.OO per month. Send your work
where It la safe, we return all clothes
the same day we get them. All work
guaranteed. 1038 Broad. Phone 811. j26c
AUGUSTA GLAZING CO.
REGDAZING OF ALL KINDS,
SETTING PLATE GLASS.
REPAIRING CHURCH WINDOWS OF
LEAD AND ART GLASS.
REPAIRING SHOW CASES.
REPLACING AUTOMOBILE WIND
SHIELDS A SPECIALTY.
448 BROAD.
PAUL D. FAGAN, MGR.
PHONE 71. 931 p
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
CLAWFOOT SIDEBOARDS, TEA TA-
Mes. card table, desks, high post beds,
bonk cases, fenders, andirons, candle
sticks. Upholstering and repairing. F.
Kenyon, 812 7th St. Phone 2219. M2tfc
Swappers ’ Column
WILL SWAP LAWN SWING FOR ONE
book of Purple stamps. Address Swing
Swappers’ Column, care Herald.
FOR EXCHANGE: A DOUBLE-BAR
rel breech loading bird gun for spring
wagon, in good repair. Address Spring
Wagon, Swappers Column, care Herald.
WILL SWAP COTTON MATTRESS
and two cotton pillows for one purple
stamp book. Address Mattress, Swap
pers’ Column, care of Heraldj
WILL SWAP NEW TABORBTT FOR
book of purple stamps.” P. M. O. C.
WILL SWAP NEW GOLDEN OAK
center table for book of purple trading
stamps. P .M. O. C.
Wild. EXCHANGE WASHING MA
chine for chickens, groceries, or any
thing of equal value. V. H. J.
WILL SWAP TKN BARRED PLY
mouth hens and one rooster for one
bed lounge or for anything of equal
value. Address Bed Lounge, Swappers
( o uiiin, care Herald.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE A GAS
stove for a good kerosene cooking
stove. Gas stove In perfect condition
and one of the largest sizes. Kerosene
stove must be in good condition. Ad
dress T. D. R., Swappers Column, care
Herald.
WILL” SWAP A GIRL’S BICYCLE,
value $55.00, for a man’s bieycyle. Ad
dress Answer, Swappers Column, care
Herald.
Used Automobile Sale
One 5-passenger Westcctt,
One 2-pasenger Ford,
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.
Six Per Cent Bond
I can fjive you 6 per cent. First Mortgage
Bonds, well secured, at better than 6y 2 per cent,
basis.
JOHN W. DICKEY
GRIMAUD’S
VEGETABLE HOUSE
Fresh Green Beans, 2 quarts ..25*
Nice Lettuce, Celery,Carets, Spinach, Cauliflow
er Soup Bunch, Parsley, Thyme, Oysterplant, or
anything else in the Vegetable line.
Call or Send to 210 Cummings
Street, or Phone 1305
FRIDAY. JANUARY 23.
ROOF LEAK 7
Hava your work dune by sxpn 1-
raced tinners. All work glvor per
sonal at’enttoo. My price* act
right
P. A. DEMORE.
Phnn# *O9l. 121 Broad 8t
Oysters, Milk and Cream.
Oysters. 25<S 35?, 45?
At 426 Ninth.
CHAPMAN’S.
Phone 3371. jll
MASSAGE
MAN ICURE
HAIR CUT
SHAMPOO
= GET IT AT=
HICKEY'S
221 JACKSON ST.
soo^r
ARB
kOOils
Wholesale and Retail
Tin Shingles, Tin and
Rubber Roofing.
W.B.Toole & Co.
Tel. 264. 935 Broad.
“Let Us Cover Your
House”
WALL PAPER
Mailings, Shades. Pictures
T. G. Bailie A Go
712 Broad Street. >
A W N IN G if"
THE ROOF
QUESTION
We have helped many to solve
It. Let us help you. There is
nothing to surpass a roof of good
tin. Other materials have como
and gone, others will come and go,
but TlN—Good Tin—still remains
the dependable standard.
Insist on SLUSKY’S OLD-STYLE
REDIPPED I. C. TIN and you will
have a Good Tin. It stands the
only test—the Test of Time.
davidsTusky
PHONE 100. 1009 BROAD