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PAGE TWO BESSIE TIFT COLLEGE. FORSYTH. GA. rOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN. F«ni|lf n( rnlvtnltF iPMhrn, Hnm* life that of n Ur»v family. K»«r y •» Mon of iin >!<*> un«’« i • m-rn , nos a Irarl.er. I'vet v aturietit uti'lrr « out<*Cl of ■ n#l! *»»v »rne»l Il<iui|>mrt>« complete and hr It aptmivrri In rveiy i«i*ut of fcMtruction. Fip»n«M nt "HtWtH r»*t of fut ni«hi»« the beet ••Ivan tutr * i n each ffrofirtmemt. - /»r k*>MultfMllv otla:.‘£u*. %td>hfu C IL S JA( KSCN, Fr»ii«t«nt. Telephone Girls Who telephone sendee arc trained op erators. They are citizens of this city and arc faithful, earnest workers. Hut they are human beings. Their energies arc -bending toward giving you good service. Their mistakes arc mistakes of the head and not of the heart. EFFICIENT SERVICE. REASONABLE RATES. For Information Call 9050 Southern Bell Telephone ts Telegraph Co. For Goodness Sake Eat C. B. W. Lunch Biscuit Good For Small and Tall Fat and Lean And Young and Old ASK YOUR GROCER. Are You UullcilnK? W« Carry a Large Stock of f~W f• HARO WOOD MANTfLt, , koofinir m ‘ t “m J, TAR PARER I\WWI PARIAN HOUSE PAINT*. (Hack ana Oalvarixaa Corrugate* Iran, I*r and Roain t.nt Bull* ing Paper; Tin Shsngitt, etc. ■atimatea cheerfully tumiahe* an tin roofing, gutter*. *i*_ ..l vantaact Iron cornlcaa, and skylight* ■ DAVID SUUSKY, too* BRO AO STREET. better Start that Savings Account To-Day. Remember. d*laya are oangeroue. Many opportunity which would prove virtually gold nuggete" to people. hav« clipped by owing to delay* or hesitation. When you have a Bank Account, you Have something on which to fall back and ean always gracp op pertunltlee at they present themselves. Box dec. your money will not lie HHe. THE AUGUSTA SAUNGS BANK allows POUR PCR CENT. INTEREST. THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK SJJ BROAD STREET. READ HERALD WANT ADS. American Women are becoming famous for their pretty hands : : Blame « the Qas Range AUGUSTAN RE-ELECTED IN BIRMINGHAM MONDAY Many Augustan* were Interested in •he municipal election held at Fiirni- Itig ham yesterday, hy reason of their acquaintance with George Bodekcr, candidate soy re election to the office of chief of the lire department. He won out by a majority of 654 vote*. Me In regarded aH one of the heat fire chief* In the Southern states, and It will be a source of much gratification to a bout of friend* In this, hi* na tive city, to know that he wa* chosen by auch a large majority. It Se»cnea th« Spot Mr E Humphrey, who own* a lar*r« *on era I More hi Omega, 0,. and I* prea it of th»* Adam* f’ounty Tf*l«*pjioii# <’*».. n* well un of th* Homo THephonf ('•>, of I*IKo t ‘minty. «»., H«y« of u. King n Nc?i I>lHrovM> It Mv»d my liw oner. At I think It Aid It Minimi to r«*nch thi* spot th%vpry nont ot iny couch. nlicii everythin* «l*»* fmi«Mi I*r Klng> N>*‘ IM*oov.»ry not only r»-urh*a tnt* coufh *p«»t, it 11 ««• l» th.» nor* •*l*ot» nnd th«* w»«nk upot* in throat, Itmir* nnd «*h«**t. Hold under (uatuntni* at all UrußglNla. LOo. end fl.oO. 1 riu bottle free Don't overlook the Sunday pr„iir f»oln* to the Seashore 'la the Chtr iealon Ait WciM«rn Carolina Ihilway. 1 rnlnn leave. 7.00 a j.v EPSOM SALTS PRESCRIBED AS PRICKLY HEAT CURE A Well known physician of the city Dr .1. W AndcrHon noticed on n car the other day a baby that anffer ed with prickly heat. It's nurse could do nothing to quiet Its cries, aud he suggested th,. following pre acrlptton Otto tablrrpoonful of epsoni salts, dissolved In a rliihk of warm water; sponge child in the solution twice or three times a day. and heat will dis appear th three days. Allow the wat er to dry on the skin; don't turn towel. The remedy Is said to be one that nevi*r falls. The Worlds Beat Climate l» not entirely tree from dlemac. on Ihr tilth elevations frv.ra prevail, ehlle on llie lower levels malaria Is encountered to n irrenter or less extent, aeeatdlnt to oil it tirte To uvrrcome climate affections tn-relume, inslstln. launttl.e htllnusrem fever and axue. nml ycrreral debility, the most effeettvr remedy u Klectrlc In t.-rs the crest slteretlve and hiooil pnn her the antidote for every form or tairiii) weakness, nervousness, and Insomnia Sold trader auataatee si all drusßiata rrtce UN- WATCH THE BABIES Or, Thornton's Ea»y Teether. 1« ifirruilV «'o»M|>ut ( mt»s«| • from | lies preeeripUon of * phyMcian who Eminently *u<vc»»ful in trnstlng aurh dUea*** a* terth- Ins Hummer Complaint. t»l«r rhow*. liiAi(.*-n um, FUtuleney »n«1 ether bo«*l «n-1 •lory.-d* h trOOWf* of children It i* p GUARANTIED Itemedy whlrn contain* no opiate* nr deleterious drill* Mend for cert lfl«\it «*• .»f the nondt-rful cure* It his mide. l't'iMisu and Country Merchant* »#M Tt for ?Sc par hr** If ymir di uMiata >an nut * imply you, send *lc for a bn* Adnrnap lAIVTIITHIR MEDICINE CO. It'** *« r- i fl* •Naaaet • aamt **•*••* Niagara Palls l.ake Chautauqua The St. Lawrance River The Adirondack* and The Seashore are best reached by tha big four Route (New York Control Llnaa.l Trains Fast and Frequent Most Convenient Hours Parlor Cars. Dining Cars Through Sleeper* insunnir greatest comfort anroute Ask far tickets rta the 810 FOUR £ B SMITH, T. r A. AUenta. Os O L MfVrtmtX. O * A r'hattan.v.« Taan H 3 RHEIN. O P. A.. CIS sumeU. U. ♦ r_o a 1(1 MU-M 1 L i THE AUGUSTA HtKALU. ffIUOIOS ISKED TO PIT REGULARLY MERCHANTS ASK THAT PAY DAYS BE ARRANGED IN ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS - FOUR NEW MEMBERS Constant Increase in Mem bership Shows Organiza- i tion Flourishes. The executive committee rff the An guaUi Retail Merchant* association met yesterday afternoon at the of ficer of the Chamber of Commerce and the following member* were pres ent: Mesarg E C. Denton, Geo. P. Elliott, A. B. Von Kamp, W. T. Field, P. H Rice, .1. L. Bowleg, R A. Heath and W. F. Walker, three of the execu tive committeemen being absent, on jury duty at the court house. Four new members were admitted f, P . big Messrs. O. F Sullivan, .John R. White, R. A. Fraln and C. .1. Strom. The principal action taken by the committee was a decision to present a petition to the varloua railroads of the city asking them to arrange to pay their employes at regular Inter villa during the month no that they will be able to settle their accounts properly. It seems that many of the railroad employe*, have accounts with many of the merchants and on owing to (be fact that there is some uncer tainty concerning the pay days Jhey are unable to calculate just when they will he able to pay Up. In addition to this the executive committee also decided to leave the matter of closing up this afternoon for the merehantg benefit game of baseball with each Individual and con sequently some will close while oth ers will not. • X-RAY MACHINE LOCWEDJULIET Wounded Man At Hospital Brought To Office of Dr. Crane So Powerful Searching Machine could be Used. This morning the City hospital au j thorltlrs brought. .1. B Rogers, o ! Wards. 8 I'., who was accidentally shot Monday morning, up to the of | flees of I)r. Crane In the Leonard building so as to be able to make list of the X-Ray machine In locating the bullet. The wound was indicted In the left leg below the knee and It seemed Im possible for the attending physicians 4o locate the bullet and so the ser vices of the modern searching ma- i chine was brought Inlo requisition with admirable success. The condition of the wounded mm is very satisfactory and he will prob ably soon be out of the hospital. CoiTi]f MANSION PREYJF FLUMES’: Walton House on Monte Sano Destroyed By Fire Sunday Morning and was Only Partially Insured. Sunday morning about 3 o'clock the magnificent country home in Monte Sano formerly owned by Mr. Maurice Walton tai destroyed py fire, the origin of which is unknown The property wat, purchased a llttlo over a year ago hy Messrs, .lame* J. Cha i'pc, Goo. Kvans and Kllett Umar and the two Inner named gentleman have hctki making a summer home of the place for some weeks. Howevsr. both were aw»y Saturday night and re matned out until last night when they were surprised to find the proper;* j burned Th* house was worth about 1.1.000. but owing to the fact that It was country property It was not insured for anything Ilk* Its r-al valu* and the owners have lost much bf the fir* In sddttton to this the place was *)*• gantl* furnished and It is understood that this Is a total loos. IN RECORDER'S COURT. In Recorder's court this morning. W P McKlnnte was fined $2 50 for a "plain drunk"- l Fred Riliott pleaded not guilty to i * case of disorderly conduct and hi* tease wa* dismissed —., ' . ** John lltxon, arratguiui for disor derly conduct, was adjudged guilt* and fined fS Cases of dtsorderh conduct against J. C.. Kddb- and loan Pope. Susie (flies and t’harltj* l.tfnipkln w*re dismissed RANIT*BREAK^ WASHINGTON "he Ptrwt Vs tifdtHi Batik, ot FiitMty, Wt»t Vlr -1 iliiii, CipUii twenty five tbouMoU l dollar*. »uMK»nded today, K b G#r I r*u rwtlvtr. || !*=ji l :' ‘Wyhzyiy' I " "’vf" I JV I D isl 1. ¥ Uas. Wms, 9SP^Bi§ f / ::qZ£ff . I \ —MEIgS HH i;s %'i j]. i'll \\\ & f(/ J' '. yi J r ' a y't n \2/ /TfJ?£-X.\n ■WL , ifr "Tr- Wj » Whether You Go To Your Country Home Or Remain In Town, You Can Look Ahead To a Far More Pleasant Summer If You Provide Yourself with a Pianola Piano In the country, of course, you must have music. There will he a thousand and one occasions, such as impromptu dances, guests to he entertained on rainy days, etc., which demand it. In town, while friends are away, few theatres running and the lazy days and evenings disincline you to go out, you will never he at a loss for amuse ment after you once experience the fascination of producing music yourself with the Pianola Piano. Your present piano will be accepted in part payment for the PIANOLA PIANO. Pianola Pianos cost from SSOO to SIOSO. Pianolas (in cabinet form to be used with your present piano) $215 and S3OO. —Moderate monthly payments. Thomas & Barton Company 712 Broadway, Augusta, Ga. GROSSCUP REVILED IN SERIES OF LETTERS OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN CHICAGO.—A mysterious series of letters addressed to federal building authorities, and denouncing Judge Peter S. Grosscup in scurrilous terms, has been stopped In the mall. Secret Investigation to determine the author ship of the letters has been lauched by the postoffice authorities, while the judge who wrote the United States court of appeals' decision reversing and getting aside Judge K. M Landis $29,000,000 fine against the Standard Oil company, is In the east. "Cllnchfleld Coal Is a steam producer. Are You on Good Terms With Your Stomach? Treat it right—its your best friend. Abuse it —and you’ll find there’s a limit. When the limit is reached, the stomach must rest. Kodol rests it. That Is what Kodol la for. The stomach can not stop work ; If It did you would stop existing. It cannot even take a vacation and "rest up”— except when it has Kodol to assist ft Very likely yon never gave a thought to how hard vour stomach works. Most people don't until they have to. Sometimes, though. It cost lest to do a little thinking before one has to. Even the galley-slave of the ancients rested-at Intervals. Rut the stomach of modern man works harder titan tiie galley-slave, and It never rests— of itself. Kodol, of course, will rest the stomach, but that Is something nature didn't provide for. If people now-a-da.ru lived the way nature intended. It wouldn't have been necessary to provide for it. but they don't that's th* trouble. Ret ter keep on good terms with your stomach, if you can. Your health depend* absolutely upon the perfect performance of the stomach's func tions. Kver think of that—or why it Is truet Th* human bndv is composed of certain chemi cal elements. These an* combined to form sub stances such as fat. protein, carbohydrates, min eral matter and water. The food ww eat Is composed of exactly fhc«e element*. The stomvh must disintegrate this food and correctly apportion it tothe needs of the system. 1 >oks like a lot of work for the stomach, doesn't lit No wonder It occasionally needs Kodol to lielp It do Uita Ttie person who has the kind of a stomach that can do Itaowu work continuously, without assis tance ha* a good deal to be thankful for. Most people haven't that kind. That it why they re quire Kodol. Alcohol Barrel Exploded And Young Boy Was Killed Dropped Match Near Bar rel. Another Boy Badly Burned. Depot Fired. ATLANTA, Ga.—One boy was al most Instantly burned to death and another is expected to die and the depot at Red Oak. on the Atlanta and West Point railroad burned to th'- ground as a result of an explosion of Kodol will do all the stomach's work for It, when necessary giving it a |*eriod of complete rest. The rest that restores health. That's how Kodol ruroH Indigestion which is merely a good digestion "gone wrong. - ’ People u«ed to think that when they had indi gUßtion they should stop eating or limit them selves to a prescribed diet. Others commenced purging with cathartics. All that, is very dis agreeable and, unpleasant. Also, it isn't necessary. P’arvation or purging doesn't cure anything. Kodol doesn’t cure anything either hut shows nature the right roan, in short order. Kixiol merely establishes complete and perfect digestion. Tt does this by digesting every particle of tha food. Tlie stomach then rest - and cures Itself. That is what w as intended w heu Kodol was made. It couldn't be any oilier way. Kodol is quite indfcpensable to a pood many persons. To all, in fact, who haven't time In their dally lives fora careful selection of foods and diet, livery quickly enthles nature to rec tify any disagreeable effects* of wrong eating. Our Guarantee Go to your druggist today ar.d get a dollar hottle. Then after you have used the entire con tents of the bottle if you can honestly say that it lias not done you any good return the bottle to the druggist and he will refund your mousy. W'b will tlien repay the druggist. This offer applies to the large hottle and to but one in a family. Every druggist knows our guarantee is good The dollar bottle contains 2S times as much as the fifty cent bottle. Kodol is made at the laboratories of E. C. DeWltt & Co., Chicago. a barrel of alcohol Sunday afternoon. The two boys struck a match near the barrel, causing the explosion. The dead boy, Walter Smith, aged fifteen, son of Mr. and Mrs. L W Smith. Valued Same As Gold. TT. G. Stewart, a merchant of Cedar View, Miss., says: "I foil my customers ulvn they buy a box of Dr. King's New • TM1»« rb«y gr-t the worth of that '. If afflicted wiin constipation, malaria or biliousness. Sold under guarantee at all druegst*. Zoo