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SHOPS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
Designed to place before the Public the Merchandise, Craftman
shlp and special service offered by the Exclusive Shops and
Specialty Stores not usually Advertised
AUTOMOBILES.
Magneto and c ,rburetor work my
,p*. ulty.
phone 2071*J All work guaranteed
CHEC6CDOROUOH REPAIR BMOP
The Red Fror>B 849 Droad
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
». *st atnrlc of flroa In August*
at'ut pricea four funk** Rethrew*!-
It «e and repair Ing at lo*eat <“<>•*.
The moat c«*mp’etely equipped ahop
nnd competent workmen
Davis Tire and Rubber
Company
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
protect your automobile in tha
Royal Insurants Company, of Butf*
lend. Hlr»*n«eat In the world In
sure* naulne! Flee, Theft, Liability.
Rroparty D*mag*. *nd Collision
Oamsg*a. We hao **>i* acrldent
and health pollclea. All a* the low
rat ndequate ratea
J V. M. ALLEN A CO..
•Finns 411. 121 Jackson St.
BICYCLES
AUGUSTA BICYCLE
SANITARIUM
P. K. Tant. Mqr.
N*w \VWI« for sale Rpputrln*
• specialty.
Hume 272*. 218 Kollock.
CIGARS.
For Bigger. Rualcr Auguata Hmoke
F. A. W. CIGARS
Pnlronlsr Mom- Industry
WOLFE A LOMBARD
CIGAR CO.,
Maker*.
COAL
RTmherly (Vul, alao Dry Pina nnd
Oak Wood.
W C. IVEY & CO.
Robert Street and R. R. Ava.
Phona 780.
CARAGES
IVEY S GARAGE
Phona 3197. 301 Waahington.
Five year*' r xp' lirnce with
Chaim ora mil Hoptroblloa.
CARS rOH 111 It w.
GASOLINE, 18' *o
Motor enra washed and pollahrd.
2 Sc. 10c.
UNION GARAGE
563 BROADWAY.
/ RESIDENT KEPT HIS CALLERS
WAITING TO WAVE HIS HAND
A 7 GOLDEN HAIRED TOTS
Washington President Wilson suspendotl huslnnss In the executive
offices today to greet the two little children of Mr. and Mrs H. 11.
Hrookhurat. of Jersey City. , . ,
Senators and congressmen were waiting, delegations were crowded
in the corridors, secretaries were bustling when the president saw two
golden hatred children arriving lie beckoned and they came forward
Kdmund 4 and Anna. 2 The boy was friendly at the outset but the
little girl was somewhat reserve.!. The president's cordiality broke her
shyness and as they left the offices they paused at the door and waved
their hands. The president waved his as long as they did. notwith
standing that callers were waiting.
REBELLING AGAINST
PUBLIC SENTIMENT
Representative M.mn of Tennessee
*lll frur. prove* a failure n* an in
mui recto. Mini ihiN Ihm'huim* h* ljfnomi
fiicfM, which tt«« more ptubborn
ll'iiH than or>t»grrM»ini*n. lit* U nut re
helling tin* Prenld#nt In at-
U-mptln* to break out of th«* civil nrrv
ho on the nMUtant
muster iiufMtoin hut ht In
public nmtliuent urn! In do in#
mo she la dimply butttnir bid head mMinst
a dtotid wmII. Wo have not too far on
the road to complete civil service re
st t m t«• make It possible for conisrcd
dlotml spoilsmen t<» force the country to
tithe the tmek track The Tenncduee
i ongreitaman I* not bucklu# up uifiitiiat
Ho** Wilson* but iVHlnit the lw>*s peo
ple whode view* the I‘ree dent Simply
reflects. Baltimore Sun.
A QUARTERS WORTH.
"How much do you charge for cut
ting off a dog's tall?" said a small
hoy to a veterinary recently, exhibit
ing a quarter In one hand and leading
a lean canine with the other.
"The operation customarily costs a
dollar, but I will do it for you for 50
cents." replied the gentleman ad
dressed
The boy looked at the coin In his
hand disappointedly for a moment,
but his face brightened. He stuck out
his hand which contained the coin
and said: 'That'* all I've got. Cut
off a quarter's worth "—September
Nationsl Monthly.
Can You Amuss Yourself?
In the February Woman's Home
Companion. Mary I .outer Gtslaui
writes an Interesting article entitled
"A Child's Oww Resources." In the
course of wtilch she makes the fol
lowing comment on people who have
not learned how to nniuae themselves
"A person who cannot amuse him
self Is. in the long run. constantly In
the inforior position. He often finds
himself In the awkward place of not
being able to get along without people
ahum he does not thoroughly like, of
haring t> accept favors from thoss
of whom he prefers to he Independ
ent."
AVIATOR DYING FROM FALL.
Basse Terre. Gaudeloupe. —Revbaud
the Frenrh aviator, is dying here to
day from Injuries received when his
machine capsized at a height of 400
feet
GARAGES
GARAGE —REPAIR SHOP.
BTUDEHAKKR DKALKRH.
7TH AND REYNOLDS.
PHONE 376.
AUGUSTA MACHINE CO.
PERROUX A JONES
Augusta Oarage
Repair*, vulcanizing, auppll-a.
Free aid. Open day and night.
Large*! In city.
720 22 Reynold* St.
Phona 120.
"HARNESS MAKER"
W. W. SIMS
647 CALHOUN STREET.
Mamaaa miking and repairing of
vall.ea nnd antrhala.
S E. MARSTON’S
Harnaaa and Shoe Shop. All work
dona by hand.
738 Ellis St.
HARMON’S PRESSING
CLUB
6 Bulls sponged nnd preened for SI.OO
per month.
Phone 411 103* Itrond Ht
MARKETS
O F. Hmlth. Native mente, beef pork,
vew). country *»yle *fui*ige. Map e
and fancy groceries; fresh produce.
Phone 4s. 218 Center B*.
MASON’S FISH MARKET
215 Marburv. Phone 1447.
Frcah Flab Dally. Norfolk Oyater*.
Fancy Orocerlea and Freak Produce.
Mattresses
MATTREBSE9 RENOVATED BY
A. GREEN.
lie make* your mattresaea level
and square New tick made free.
Return mnltr/eHc» name day. Phone
1616 -ah ops 1261 Marbury atreet.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
We have opened a first elan*
Paint Shop, and can attend your
want* at very roaaonable coat.
NORTH AUGUSTA WAGON CO.
Juat nrroaa the Hrtdgo.
L. F. GOODRICH
Architect
122 Elßhlk Street, Telephone
Augusta, Ga. 469,
Cigar Liqhters For Autos
(From the Klectrlcnl World.)
Although electric cigar lighters are
not new their use on automobile* la
novel. Many of the large foreign cars,
as well hs those of domestic make, are
equipped with this new convenience.
The lighters are made In several forms,
a cylindrical))! shaped lighter provided
with a dip holder and a watch case
type supported on a hook. A combi
nation electric cigar lighter and port
able lamp fills an Important require
ment on automobiles and launches.
The devices operate on six volts, and
are provided with contact button* and
flexible silk cord.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Attention, O O. 0.. Augusta Nett. 12231
AM. MKMItKRft AUK t'UUKNTI.Y UK
quested to inert at halt, Rills and Jack
son streets. Tuesday 9a. m for pur
pose of utending funeral of Hro. R. J.
Mitchell. lty order
PAUL DeMORR, ITest.
P. DARKEN, Pec.
LEGAL NOTICES
Debtor's and Creditor's Notice
STATK OF GBOROIA,
RICHMOND COD NT Y
All persons having claims agatnst
Oeorge It. Howard, late of said county,
deceased, or against hts estate, are re
quired to present the same to tho un
dersigned properly Itemised and proven,
wlihtn the tune rrquared hv law And
all persons Indebted to*said deceased or
his relate, are requested to make Im
mediate payment tc* the undersigned.
This January Ist , 1914
At JOB HOWARD.
Executrix of bast Will and Testament of
Oeorge H. Howard, No !. Union
Pavings Hank Ytutldlng, Augusta, (la
STATK OF GEORGIA.
RICHMOND COUNT Y
l.ttvel fV>r Divorce- In the SuprWtor Court.
P H. Cordon vs. Fannie O. Gordon.-
l.lhet for Divorce.
To the Defendant, Fannie O. Gordon:
The defendant In the above-Mated
case. Kumde O. Gordon. Is hereby re
quired to be and appear at the next
term of the Superior Court of Richmond
County, to he held tn and for the Coun
ty afcWesald on the third Monday in
March. 1914, then and there to answer
plaintiff tn his action for divorce, as in
default tn such appsaranee the Court
will pc-ceed tliereon as to Justice shall
appertain.
WHneae the Honorable Henry C. Ham
mond Judge of said Court.
Th'e Kith day of January, 19H.
GW). It POURNKUUS,
Deputy Clerk. S C.. R. Co., ('.a.
H A WOODWARD.
Petitioner's Attorney. J*6 SI F 8 13
MATTRESSES
I have complied with the regu
lation* of the Hoard of Health, I
ran make mattreeeea at your
home, In or out of the etate. L
J. Murray, 603 liroad Ht, 'Phona
No. 66*.
_ REAL ESTATE
If you buy your h mints lots end
ferm lends from m« w* bom make
monsy.
J. B, CHAPMAN.
Phone 2900-J. Kill! * Campbell Ht*.
restaurants
HCBY BEE
Rhone 3147-J. 667 Broad St.
For t-ndle* and Oenl« Meal* Pent
out The beat to eat. Served In the
beat Myta
“ REAL" ESTATE”
Attractive bargain* In city prop
erty and farm land*.
Kill* nnd Campbell fit*.
J. B. CHAPMAN
Phone 2600-J.
SEWING MACHINES
LEWIS E. MOSI EY
Phon** Ifjfft 631 Broad
Hewing machine* repaired, needle*,
part* of all kinds; bargains In second
hand machines
SANITARY HAIR
PARLORS.
Hair Dressing Messaging, Manicur
ing.
Phone 665. 946 Broad St.
SPECIALISTS
DR. N. K T ALFORD.
fThrnnlc DI seas** of Men. Women
nnd Children treated without use of
knife.
Permanently lorn ted nt 969 Rroad Bt.
Phone 1927.
"TAILORS.
HARDWICK & GERMANY
TAII/JRfl AND RENOVATORS
Fults Made to Order, 1622
CHARLIE McLAUQLIN.
CJothe* Denned, I*res*ed nnd
Dyed. French Dry Cleaning a spe
cialty. Ladle* Suit* nnd Skirt*
Phone 2735. Cos. Ja<-k*on 4c Calhoun
Streets.
“wagon manufacturer
CSWREV'WAOON WKB.
Established 1847
Manufacturer* of farm wugnnt
enrt* and trucks, especially equip
ped for repairing and painting.
Corner Ellis and 9th. Sts.
Telephone 1309-J Augusta, Ga.
Atlantic Coast Line
NoTK The** arriva s and departures
me Klvsn n* information. Arrivals and
connection* are not guaranteed.
»« I »» I ( M | SS
HM 2:sop|Lv. Aug’ta Ar. B:ssa| 3:15p
7 • 4sp fi:l<>pj Ornnseburg 6:67a 12:27p
9:<*6p 6:46p| Sumter 4:28a 11:00a
10:27p S;oftp Florence 3:03a 9:40a
7(H KMb I Richmond s:26p 1:10*
10:20a 8 4On) Wash. I>. C. 3 06p 9:40p
Bftlto, Md. 1 46p S:2op
?:04p 12:23p| W l»hila 11 36a 5:42p
4:16p 2:3lp|Ar. N Y. Lv. 9:15a 3:34p
Through Klectrie Lighted *teel Pull-
Man Slsspers on each truin to New York
dally.
Steel Compartment car* northbound to
New York pn Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays on train No. 36. Observation
Proller enrf between Florence and Au
gusta, and our own A. C. L. New Diners
north of Florence.
T. B WALKER.
Dist. Pass. Agt.
CHARLESTON A WESTERN
CAROLINA RAILWAY CO.
(Effective Jan. 4, 1914.)
The following arrivals and departuraa
es trains. Union nation, Augusts, Ja..
aa well aa connections with other com
panies are eltnpiy a ten aa Iniormutluu
an) ars not guaranteed.
Departures.
7:10 A. M No. s—Dally for Anderson.
|J:<O A. H. No. I—Dally for Green wood.
Spartanburg, Ureenvllla Ashevtlla.
4:88 P M . No S Dally tor Spartan
burg. Greenville, ete.
I SO A M , No. 44—Dally for Reaufort,
Port Royal and Charleston.
1:99 >. M . No 42 Dally for Reaufort,
Port Royal. Charleston, Savannah.
Arrivals
11:19 P. M.. No. I— Ikuly from Spartan
burg. Oreanvtlle, etc.
t:9» F M.. No. 4.—Dally from Spartan
burg. Aahevt le.
11:18 P M . No. 41—Dally from Heau.
fort Port Royal, Charleston and
Savannah.
9:99 r M , No. 49 Dally from Reau
fort, Port Royal and Charleston.
9:90 P M No S Dntlv from Andaraoix
ERNEST WIf.LIAMS
Oebera. Paaeengor Arret.
■99 ftiaaiwiT. Angus!a. GW
Southern Railway
Premier Carrier of the South
Schedule Effective Jan. 4, 1914.
N. 11. Schedule figures published only
at Information and are not guaranteed
Union Station. All Trains Dally
Trains Depart to
No.
18 Charleston. S. C. 7:19*.m.
84 Savannah. Jacksonville ... .*:loa,m.
9 Columbia, S. C. . 8 35a.m.
IS! Washing on, New York .. . 55pm.
>: Washington, New York .. ..5:05p.m.
t; Charleston 3:40p m,
80 Columbia S :00p.m.
84 Charleston. Jacksonville ...11:45p m.
Trains Arrive From
No.
88 Charleston. Jacksonville ...8:80s m.
13 Columbia 10:00a.m.
181 At aahtngton. New Tork . ..KUOlpm.
81 Waahington. New York . ..IS 15p nr
85 Charleston J:tsp m.
18 Jacksonville 7 oop m.
7 Columbia * :35p.m.
17 Charleston 10:50p.m.
Puhman Drawing Room and Compart
ment Sleeping Cars Coaches. Dining Car
Perries
Phone 651 or Ml? for Information and
Pullman Reservations
MAGRUDER DENT D P A.
Telephone 847 788 Broad St
THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA.
FUNERAL NOTICE
NORMAN DIED. AUGUSTA, «IA .
January 25. 1914. MRS. ANNh
CHEATHAM NORMAN, beloved wire
of fir C. I. Norman, aged 23 year*.
Funeral service* from Hardy*
Phutcli, on Murtlntown Road, Houtn
Carolina. TOMORROW (Tuesday) nt
12 o'clock. Relative* an«l friend*
are Invited to attend.
C. of Ga.Ry
“The Right Way”
Current Schedule* (76th. Meridian Time.)
DEPARTURES
F“r Dublin, Savannah, Macon
and Florida potnia 7:30 am.
For Dublin and Savannah .. .. 2:30 p m.
For Savannah, Macon, Colum-
I.ub and lilrmlngham 9 29 p m,
ARRIVALS
From Savannah, Mvcon, Co- •
lumbua and lilrmlngham ... 8:20 a.m.
From Dublin. Savannah and
Florida polnta 12:30 pm.
From Dublin Savannnh, Ma
ronaand Florida polnta .. .. 7:50 p.m.
All Train* Are Daily.
Train leaving Augusta 7:30 n m. and
arriving at 7 60 p m . carrle* a through
rullman Russet Parlor Car he’ween Au
guß'a mid Savannah, connecting at T Mil
ten with through train for Mncon. Co
lumbua. lilrmlngham and Montgomery
Veatlhuled, * ectrlc lighted. Sleeping
Cara, cooled with elertrlc fan* are car
ried on night train* between Augusta
and Savannah. On. Connecting at M!I
--len with through Sleeping Cara to and
from Macon, Columhu* and Atlanta.
For any Information aa to faraa
achedulea, etc., write or communicate
with.
W W lIACKFTT.
Trave'lng Paaaenger Agent
Phone No *2, 719 Rroad Street
Augusta Oa.
Georgia Railroad
Effective January 25, 1914.
CENTRAL TIME
Pullman Sleeper and Parlor Car Serv.
Ice.
No*. .1 nnd 4. Augusta and Atlanta.
Nos. 3 and 4, Charleston and Atlanta.
No*. 1. 2, 27 and 28,* Droller Russet
Parlor Car, Auguata and Atlanta.
No. t. No. 27.
Lv. Augusta IE, T.) ..... 8:30a 3:15p
I.v. Augusta (C. T.) ..... 7:30a 2:15p
AT. Atlanta l:&0p S:2op
Ar Washington 10:30a 5:05p
Ar. Milled gevltle 11:00a 5:35p
Ar. Macon 12:20tn 6:50p
Ar. Athena 12:30p 8:05p
Lv. Augusta (3) (11*) (91)
Kaatarn Time) ....12:15a «:15p 4:3oj>
(Central Time) ...11:15p 5;15p 3:30p
Ar. Atlanta 6:20a
Ar. Athens „....12:30p B:flsp
Ar. Washington B:R*P
Ar. Mlllcdgcvllle 9:27p 9:27p
Ar. Macon 10:45p 10:45p
•Daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive Augusta (City Time):
No 1 7:05 a. m.; No. 2, 2:30 p. m.; No.
28, 10:20 p. m.; No. 12, from Camak, 8:45
a. m. (except Sunday): No. 92, from
Athens. 11:45 a. m.
J P. HXIJaITPB. O. P. A.
C (' M'MTLLIN. A. Q. P A.
801 Broad St., Phene* 267, 661 and 2266.
WANTED HELP—MaIe and
Female.
WANTED: FIVE LADIES OR OFN
tle men, Rood canvassers, to make
house-to-house onnvass and take or
d»y* for article of merit. ('an, if pre
ferred, pay a small aalary and commis
sion, to those who mean buHlnees. Atf
dre** A. X., citre Herald. J27p
WANTED HELP—Female
\\ VNTED NTKSi; <>NE WHO II \S
had experience and can furnish refer
ence. Oood wages to right party. Ap
ply to 116 Broad street. J27c
\\ \\ti:d kbTti.ed cmi.oued wo
man to do general house work and
must live In the house; good
wages. Phone 6739. j27c
WANTED—Rooms
WANTED: TWO ROOMS WITH
board for three. Private family or
hoarding house. Address “G,” enre
tfe
WANTED: TWO OR THREE ROOMS
for light housekeeping by young cou
ple. no children. Address I A H. R., care
Herald. J2Bp
WANTED—Salesmen
WANTED RELIABLE SALESMAN TO
sell our Red Cross St. I»uls White
Lead as side line to store trade. Ex
tensively a<lvertised for seventeen years
and sold under strong guarantee. Dig
money for hustlers. State line of goods
you sell nno territory covered. Address
W. I>. Ha Is ted Oil Co., Milwaukee, Wls.
J-*c
WANTED —Miscellaneous
WANTED TO BUY BETWEEN .’OO
and 260 yard »»gg« a week, will pay
highest prices. New Ycfrk Case. J29c
WANTED SITUATION—MaIe
w OTON A 8 A CHAUr
feur, can furnish ftrat-clusa reference.
Address M. F. Burton, 1164 Broad St.
__ J-'P
YOUNG MARRIED MAN, RESIDBN'i
of Auffusta, who can furnish satis
factory references as to character and
willingness i 0 wo.k for employer's in
terest, is In urgent need of a position,
but not of a clerical nature. Will work
for a very moderate salary. Address
"Urgent,** care Herald. J2Sp
YOUNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES I*o
- as soda dispenser. Three years’
experience. Can give satisfactory ref
erences us to character and ability. Will
work for very moderate salary. Address
"Moderate," care Herald. J2Bg
WANTED SITUATION—Fe
maIe
i ANTED SITUATION A 3 COOK; CAM
furnish good Reference. Alice la-a,
12t>0 Moore St. J2Sxx
WANTED —Boarders
WANTED BOARDERS: TWO OK
three young men or couple; front
rooms; close In. 5131* Broad street.
WANTED—Board j
WANTED BY REFINED. MIDDLE
aged, business woman, nice room and
board. Must be reasonable and close
In. Give location and terms. Address
**G. O. M..** Cure Herald. j2Sp !
WANTED HELP—MaIe
WANTED FOR V 8 ARMY ARI.E- i
boiled, unmarried men, between ages
of 16 and 56; citlsens of United States,
of good character and temperate hiblta,
who can sreak, read and write the Eng
lish language For information apply to
Recruiting Officer, 1927 1-J Second Ave.
Birmingham, Ala.; 411 Cherry’ Bt. M 1 -
con. Leonard Bldg, Augusts; Bread snd
Twelfth, Co’umbus, Broad and Marietta
Atlanta. MSlc
FOR SALE—ReaI Estate
FOR SALK Till* PItoPKHTY NOW
occupied by Cummlng Htr.ct SynafOr
gu«. Tsrui* cnah. Apply A. Silver, 1025
I'.roarl J 23! fc
FOR RENT—ReaI Estate
FOR ItKNT 430 WALK Kit STIIKK I ,
7 room*, reception hall and bath. Ap
ply It. L. Griffin, No. I Jackson street.
J2BO
TO RKNT DWKI.LING OF 5 AND
ons of 6 rooms, ready for occuptncy
utMtut February Ist, In firat-c|«s* condi
tion: nil convenicne**. Apply at 443
Watkins sheet. J3lc
FOR UKNT: ON MONTK KANO, (IKOli-
Blh avenue, attractive residence, 7
rooms and Ixith. All modern conven
ience*: gar.ige, at • tile, (35.00 per month.
Goodwin dr Duvall., fIC
FOR SALE—Desk ~
ONE TYPEWRITER DKHK REVOI.V
lug chair (office), typewriter chair,
rubber carpet (39# yd*.), upright plana
Call 115 Broad HL J27c
FOR SALE—Miscellaneous.
FOR HALF.: ONE I. A ROW DOUBLE
Uue desk, flat top— used but little
nnd In g<»>d condition. Apply Business
Office, Herald. tt
Foi SM K. A FINE LITTLE KllKP
pard pup. Address 213 7th street.
BARGAINS? IN USED UIANOS AND
Player Pianos. Pianos for rent, $4
per month up. Write for catalog and
trices. Special attention given to
tuning and repairing. W. W. Kimball
Co., 306 Jackson St., Augusta, Ga.
Phone 715.
FOR SALE—Livestock
FOR SALK: THREE CHEAP MU LEM,
auto pair of laVge druft_ horses, har
ness and wagon. Phone 456-J. J 270
(OIJ.IKH FOR SALE: JUST TWO
left, one male, one female. Beauties, 6
and 10 months ohl. Pedigree* with
both. Monte Sano Poultry Yard*. Phone
6716-L. * J_*7P
FDR SALE 2 YOUNG MILK COWS.
with calves, fresh to pall. Can be
seen at the warehouse of Nixon Grocery
Company. J27c
FOR RENT—Rooms
FDR LENT: 2 FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. Apply JIJ4
Broad atreet. Phone No. 1931-W. J27p
FUH it ENT: i HAVE A NICELY
furnished room, convenient to bath,
centrally located, private family. Ad
dress H. D. L., care Herald. J2«P
FOR RENT: FOUR NICE ROOMS AND
bath, well located. Price (10.00. App:y
A. H. Holme*. Phone 2642-J. j2'P
ROOMS - FOR RENT WITH OR VVITH
out board; can also accommodate a
few (aide boarders, use of electric lignts.
telephone, hot and cold water. Phone
3341-J. 633 Telfair. 127 c
FOR RENT: NICELY BURNISHED
rooms with electric lights and hath,
with or without tioard. Apply 266 Waah
ington. corner Broad. J2BC
FOR - RENT: ONE DOUBLE ROOM,
fitted f r light housekeeping, and one
single room. Ail light and airy. I"4[
Broad. R®
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND ON PREMISES OF THE
- North Augusta Land Company Tuei
day. January 20th, one small bay mare
mule. Owner can get same by calling
at Company's office, Terminal Building,
nnd paying cost of this ad and expense
of keeping Frank E. Courtneyy, Ter
minal Building. J 269
LOST IN AUGUSTA JAN 22ND: TWO
pawn ticket*, one for (40.90 from
South End, Virginia, for diamond ring;
one (13.75 from Jacksonville, Fla., dla
mond ring, too. Flndtr will please no
tify H. If. llolsey, Collier's Holel, Sa
vannah, Ga., nnd receive reward. J 260
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LEND ON BEAT. ESTATE.
Augusta Real Estate Co., 633 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. SAWILOWSKY. Prop.
TO MY PATRONS:
HAVING MOVED MY SHOP TO 15351
Gwinnett and my brother being with
me. wo are prepared to do house paint
ing. graining, paper hanging and furni
ture finishing. Furniture called for and
returned. C. K. C. Howard. Phone I
2130-J. J29c|
SEE NEW FORD*ADHf THIS PAPER. I
ts
PALMISTRY
CLAIRVOYANT.
MADAM EI.LH.IN; SCIENTIFIC PALM-
Ist, clairvoyant and nairologist; test
reading by mall; send blrthdate and 5
t«o-cent stamps. 1500 Fourteenth St,
N. W., Washington, D. C. J2Sp
LOANS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND
county property. IStHI.Od up to large
amounts. Moderate rate Interest. Long
time If desifeil. P. F. Keenan & Co.
Montgomery Bldg., Augusta, Ga. J27c
“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 Soles 25c to 50c
Tread Air Rubber Heels .25c
Sorinq SteD Rubber Heels 35c
Cat Paw Rubber Heels ..35c
Osulivan Rubber Heels --45 c
Shoes called for and delivered.
ALEX RAE.
Phone 323 236 9th St.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
FOR ELECTRICAL WORK CAUL THE
Ingram Klsctrtc Co. Phons II&l-J.
Prompt, courteous efficient sarvlc#.
M. |TV"TAILORING CO.
PHONE SfcOl-J. 207 KOU-OC7K *T.
Flv# suits spot>K (,< l *»hd i>r»s*««l for It
Work c-ulled for and delivered when
promised. AH work guaranteed. fl<
DON’T lUBK THE CLEAULNH
House (’nil phone 42 nnd haV# KnU>k
ner build you .% dwelling house. 11* line
extensive experience lit both. J-'P
HOUSTON’S REAL ESTATE
NEWS
IV. are In the market to aell, buy or
exchange property,—any thing to keep
trading. We have nine am*U places In
the city we can sell you a* an Invcat
ment that will pay 19 to 12 per cent
net; don't thla look good* A Truck
and Dairy farm on Dean Bridge road. 2.
acres, five-room painted cottage, two
room servant house, a laTgo burn. lot)
fruit trees or mere, branch on place,
firat-clas* land, price (2 009.09. Sev
eral deslruble building lota on Mont*
Sano and Summerville, from JaOO.oo to
11.6000.00. A pantatlon of 1,900 acres,
more or leas, a nuunttiy of timber, pr.ee
18,50 ptT acre; would exchange for city
property. Trn mile# from Augusta on
uutomoldle roud, we have for sale one
of the best improved farms In the coun
ty. 154 acres of land that will make a
bale of cotion to the acre, a five-room
residence, three tenant houses, large
burn, wagon-shed, cow nnd horse stalls,
pasture wtred in, chicken yard and atefre
house all in good repair station In front
of house, price |5.5t>0.00. A handsome
home on The Hill, In a fashionable loca
tion. will exchange for a Green* sireet
res deuce between Washington and Kol
lock street*. One of the moat desir
able residences on 300 block of Broad
street, will sell for 19,000.09, or would
consider exchanging for Hill property.
Beautiful building lot near Cranford
Club, The Hill, (39.00 per front front.
Just ns desirable as other lots on The
Hill that they are aak:ng (40.00 per front
foot for. We have for sale lot on
Hickman street, near Partridge Inn for
$1,800.0. Fourteen lots on Heckle
street, near Bon Air atablea, can sell at
a price so you can double your money.
Fifty acres of land near Richmond Fac
tory for (700.90. 185 acres of land and
two tennant houses, 2 miles from Heph
glhah for $1.500.00.
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..
Hariscn Building
BOILER.
GOOD 25 HORSEPOWER BOILER FOR
sale. Will sell very cheap, as parties
have discontinued use of same. Ad
dress Augusta Trunk Factory, 735
Broad, opposite Monument.
Swappers' Column
WIIJ. SWAP LAWN SWING FOR ONE
book of Purple stamps. Address Swing
Swappers' Column, care Herald.
FOR EXCHANGE: A DOUBLE- B AR
lel breech loading bird gun for spring
wagon. In good repair. Address Spring
Wagon. Swappers Column, care Herald.
WILL - SWAP NEW GOLDEN OAK
renter table for book of purple trading
stamps. P .M. O. C.
WILL EXCHANGE A DOUBLE IK"N
bed and springs, also rotton mattress,
for any thing of equal value. Address
F. M. N., Swappers Column, care Her
ald.
FOR EXCHANGE: PAIR FINB
Strain Indian Runner Ducks for Buff
Roek eookerel; must be good stock. An
swer Buff Rock, care Herald Office.
ONE FRENCH MALE POODLE PtTP
py for chickens or groceries, or any
thing equal In value: two months old:
a beauty, --ddress Whaley, Swappers
Column, care Herald.
WANT TO EXCHANGE LA ROE
mule, good spring wagon, and cheap
2-horse wagon; would like'cows fresh
to pail or corn and hay or small boiler.
Address Farmer. Swappers Column, care
Herald.
Your Dollars Are
Your Ever-
Faithful Workmen.
They never tire. Night
and day ther’re at the task
of attracting other dollars
—if they’re Invested prop
erly. That's the main
point—proper investment.
And that's the reason for
the success of The Herald’s
"Real Estate” and "Busi
ness Opportunities” col
umns. Through them, so
many people have found
good, sound opportunities
for making their dollars
multiply.
Follow these columns and
you're certain to find just
the place where you want
to put your dollars to work,
and where you can be con
tent that they’re safe as
well as active.
If you'd ,| refer, however,
you can make such an op
portunity seek you. Just
take pencil and paper and
jot down in a ‘‘Want Ad"
what you are looking for.
When you have it written,
leave it with
Your Druggist or
Tell it to Phone 296.
DON’T DRINK STALE COFFEE
Wo roast it every clay, and ship by Parcel Post,
charges prepaid on 4 pounds or more.
Delightful flavors, per pound .. .
MARKS GROCERY COMPANY
Phones 401—402. 1023 Broad St.
Only Retail Roaster in Augusta.
Six Per Cent Bond
I can give you 6 per cent. First Mortgage
Bonds, well secured, at better than 6% per cent,
basis.
JOHN W. DICKEY
MONDAY. JANUARY 26.
PIANO TUNING-RBPAIRIira.
W J. MILLER, PIANO TUNING AND
repairing, all work guaranteed. #h n*
2972-J or address 444 Broad Bt., Atigus
i*. Ga. f 1 20
AUGUSTA GLAZING CO. "
RBSGLA7.ING OF all KIN DU,
SETTING PLATE GLAMS.
REPAIRING CIII'KCH WINDOWS OF
LEAD AND ART GLAMS,
REPAIRING SHOW CASES.
REPLACING AUTOMOBILE WIND
SHIELDS A SPECIALTY.
448 BROAD.
PAUL D FAGAN, MGR.
PHONE 71. 931 p
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
CJ.AWFIKIT SIDEBOARDS. TEA TA
hies enrd table, desks, high post bed*.
I k caara. fenders, andirons, candle
stick* Upholstering and repairing F.
KenyOtl. 312 7th St. Phone 2218. M2tfc
SANG LEE LAUNDRY
S 0( McINTOHH Si'.. OFFICE *T 406
Jackeon St., next to Chop fiuey Hee
taurent. Phone 2(11, Bang Lee. Prop.
, M 24-140
SEE NEW FORD AD IN THIS PAPER
tt
Oysters, Milk and Cream.
Oysters.. 25<*.
At 426 Ninth.
CHAPMAN’S.
Phone 3371. jll
Used Automobile Sale
One 5-passenger Westcctt,
One 2-pasenger Ford,
One 4-passenger Oakland,
One 2-pa*senger Speedwrell,
One 5-passenger Franklin,
One 2-passenger Baky Maxwell
One 2-passenger Oakland.
All Cars in first-clast condition,
and must be told at once.
L. C. Edelblut
651 BROAD STREET.
ROOF LEAK 7
Hava your work don* by axpw'-l
enced tinner*. All work given per
tonal attention. My prices art
right
E. A. DEMORE,
Phone 2091. (21 Broad 8L
T nn LE ’ s
rUUfs
ARB
£OOR s
Wholesale and Retail
Tin Shingles, Tin and
Rubber Roofing.
W.B.T oole 4& Co,
Tel. 264. 935 Broad.
“Let Us Cover Your
House”
WALL Pff PER
Mattings, Shades. Pictures
T. G. Bailie A Go
712 Broad Street
A WN IN G S’
MASSAGE
MANICURE
HAIR CUT
SHAMPOO
= GET IT AT=
HICKEY’S
221 JACKSON ST.