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WAYCROSS JOURHAL. FRIDAY, SEPT. 4, 1*14. New Ship Canal Aids the German Control of Baltic With th* help ol bar now ship canal goland. Thto laland w coded to RS|||f|||A SYSTEM connecting Kiel Bey with the Hirer Germany by the Brltleh In 1SH. It Elbe end thus the North See, Oerme- grece. le e elgn of old ege, eno ee we ell deeire e youthful end trectlre appearance, get buey **. once with Wyeth'* Sage end Sulphur and look yen re younger. TURPEXTIKE REPORT. New York, Sept. 1.—Turpentine 4* to 4i 1-1; Roeln 1.7*. ny ie now le complete control of the Bel tic See. When the German Em peror I net June formally opened the Ilea twenty-mllee from the mainland Germane here made it e eec- ond Gibraltar. It la eteo the headquarter! of Keioer Wilhelm Canal, or ee It le of- ,big German dlrlglblea end In thle toner celled, the Kiel Canal, he made,the Brltleh fear that there helloooe nia duel preparation for war. accord-[can croaa the channel and drop bomba Ine to certain military expert!. The on London. canal which le elaty mllee In length, I Without the Kiel Canal, the Oer- joina Kiel, a etrong neral port, with men werahlpa would he at the mercy themouth of theMbe!near which lira of the Brltlah nary but with It .a- Wilhemaheren, the headquarter! of .German! control the Baltic and the German nary. not hare to light' unlem they want The canal which thu» connect! the I The Brltleh lleet far outnumber! Baltic and the North Sea, wai begun | German and to glre battle now would in 1447. It woe completed In 1145. but|b« fatal to German eucce.i on the ran. It loon dereloped that It wni not big. By way of the canal It h ■*! enough. Proriilon bed not been made of lUty mile* from the North for the accommodation of war ablpa and merchant ship* of the alia of mod era vessels. So It waa determined to enlarge the canal. Thle work waa completed laat Jane. The original canal waa SIS feet wide at the surface and seventy two feet wide on the bottom, with a depth of Sf 1-3 feet. In 1»0» work waa com menced to make the canal double the original width at the bottom and Sf fast daep. To celebrate the comple tion of the work, a squadron of Brit ish dreadnaughta went through the canal, to Kiel, accompanied hr * squadron of German warahlpa, the Kaiser himself standing on the bridge of the Hohensoltern. which led the way. Kiel Is the chief naval port on the Baltic. It la 70 mllea from Hamburg and ita harbor la big enough to float all the warships In the world. It la 11 miles long, 4 1-S miles wide at Us mouth, and a quarter of a mile wlda at the south end. It has a uniform depth of water of 40 feet. At Kiel thera are Imperial docks, ship-build tug yards, and basins large enough to bold the biggest draadnaughta. The name of Kiel goea back to the tenth century. Then It waa apelled Kyi, and meant a safe place for ahlpe. It la very strongly fortlflsd, having two forts at the entrance on Its western slds and four forts on the east side. At the Elbe entrance to the canal la the town of Brunabuttel and from that point on aa far west aa the Neth erlands frontier, there are a string of Immensely powerful forts which guard the entrance to the Rivera Elbe and Weser and Etna and particularly pro tect Wllhetmahaven, the great naval port of .the North Sea, Bremerhaven and further Inland. Hamburg and Bremen. In front of the mouth of the Elbe are sand banks an din front of thse* la the powerful laland fortress of Hell Sea to the Baltic, while to go around by way of Denmark, aa any but Oer- man ships would have to do. It la miles. AT OWE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS OPEN, HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH. Breathe Freely! Clears Stuffed.up. latlamrd Nese and Head and Steps Catarrhal Discharge. Cares Dali Headache. Try “Ely's Cream Balm.” Get a small bottle anyway, just try It—Apply a little In the nostrils and Instantly your clogged nose and ■tepped-up air passages of tho head open; you will breathe freely dullness and headache disappear. Py morning! the catarrh, cold-ln-head or catarrhal sore throat will be gone. End such misery now! Ge small bottle of “Ely’s Cream Balm' at any drug store. This sweet, frag rant halm dissolves by the heat the nostrils, penetrates and heals the Inflamed, swollen membrane which lines the nose, head and throat; clears the air passages; stupa nasty discharges and a feeling of cleansing, soothing relief comes Immediately. Don't lay awake tonight struggling for breath, hawking and blowing. Ca tarrh or a cold, with Ita running nose, foul mucous dropping Into the throat, and raw dryness Is dlstrossiug but truly, needless. Put your faith—just once- In Ely’s Cream Balm" and your con! or catarrh will surely dUapoea*. ONE OF THE BEST MIMICAL COMEDIES ON THE ROAD AT THE ■1M8-8 '111.’ll.VOX a.VYHD Subscribe for The Journal. RESCUED DESPAIRING WIFE After Four Tun «f Diseouragiag Conditions, Mr*. Bullock Care Up in Despair. Bubal Cum to Rucoe. Citron, Ky.-I* an talenstlag letter ban ttdt place, Mia. Bettla Bollock wittea u Morn: "I suffered lor lour rests. with wocsaly troubles. sod during IMs time, I could only sit op lor a Uttle while, end could not walk anywhere at •H- At times, I would bare severe pain. In my leftside. The doctor was caned In, tnd hie bttt- ment relieved mo lor a while, hut I wu soon confined to my bed again. Alter ttud. aottdag seemed to do me any good. I had rotten to weak I could not stand, end I gave up in despair. At last, my husband got mea bottle ol Cardui, Uw women’s tonic, and I cook mcucod taking It Pram the very Bn! does, I could tefl ttwu helping me. I can now walk two mllea without It* bring me, and am doing aU my work. II you are all ran down bout wonaaly troubles, doul gin up In despair. Try Cardui, the woman's tonic. It haa helped mot* than * million women. In Its SO yen* ot continuous success, and should surely help you, too. Your druggist has sold Cardui lor yean. He know, what It win da Ask hint He wm recom mend It Begin taking Cardui today. . gmSSUN LOW EXCURSION FARES VIA Atlantic Coast Line j lila •Tho Standard Railroad of Thu South' ATLANTA, OA. On note October IS. IS, 14, final limit Oct 14, 1114. BALTIMORE. UD. On aala 8epl. S, S, to. Final limit 8«»t. IS, 1114. B08TOX, MASS. On aala 8e»L 11. IS. IS. Final limit Sept S4. 1014. DALLAS. TKX. On ante Sept IS, IS, SO. Final limit Oct Ind, 1*14. DETROIT, MICH. On eat# Aa*. t? to S Ine. Final limit 8ept IS. LOUISVtLLK, KY. On ante Ails SS, St. SO. Final limit Sept. S, 1*14. MACON, GA. On tale Sept II, St Final limit Sept SO, 1914. PHILADELPHIA. PA. On aale Sept 6, a, 7, I. Final limit 8ept IS. RICHMOND, VA. On aala Sept 4. 7. Final limit Sept It, 1414. RICHMOND. VA. Ou sal. Oct 16, II. It .Final limit Oct SO, 1414. A loo low round trip Summer Tourist Week-end and Sunday Ex cursion tickets to numerous resorts. ^i»'mwi«vj«Ms For Pullman raoomtloaa, scksdulsa, rales and farther Information rill on A. C. L. ticket agent*, or writ. K. M. NORTH, A. 0. P. A. P. C. WRIT, T. P. A. Savannah, Go. U P. GREEN', T. P. A.. Thomuvllle, 0*. OPEN BY QOT. 1ST -A1 Re- Washington, D. C., Sept though confronted by a vast amount of preliminary work the Federal serve Board hopes to open the banking system for business by tober 1, according to an announce ment yesterday by Secretary of Treasury McAdoo. One of the board's many troubles la the choice of a aecretary. The post was offered to Henry B. Fine, dean of the department of acletoce. Prince University, but declined. Parker Wlllla of New York la under stood to have been offered the post. Petitions for a hearing from banka In Pittsburg and Baltimore which are dissatisfied with the work of the serve bank organisation committee In making reserve cities, have reach ed the board. SWISS SOLDIERS IN HONDURAS SEND MONET. Washington, D. C. t Sept, a.—Two contributions to the Swiss relief fund reached the legation here today from Bwlaa soldiers In Tegucigalpa, Hon duras. As they were not called to ser vice on account of the time It would take to get from Central America Switzerland, they said they would ■end money to help at home. A con ■Iderable amount of money already has been received at the legation and also at the consulate at New York from Swiss In this country. Word waa received today that Ootto Steiner, chancellor of the legation who had been held at Cardiff, England, apy, had been released through the efforts of the Swiss legation In Lon don. STOP SUFFERING FROM ASTHMA AND HAT FEVER. “I want every Asthma sufferer to try my treatment entirely at risk,” Dr. Rudolph Schlffmann an nounces. “Go to the druggist listed below and get a 50-cent package of my Asthmador and should It fall to Itlvo instant relief, this druggist will cheerfully refund your money with out any question whatever." The Doctor aaya further. “No matter how violent the attack, how obstinate the case or what else haa failed, Asthmador and Aathmador Cigarettes will give Inatant relief, usually In 10 seconds but always within IS min utes. Hundreds of unsolicited teatl monlals abundantly prove what my medy haa done, but I know It will do the same for others. I am so pos itively certain that It will produce Inatant relief and will be found the best remedy ever used that I havo no fears of authorising this druggist to give this guarantee or of his being called upon for the refunding money." No risk whatever la ru buying this remedy under thla pout- guarantee. f Persons living elsewhere will be supplied under the same guarantee their local druggist or direct hy R. Schlffmann. St. Paul, Minn. For aale here by the Cherokee Pliar- macy. INDIANS EVEN SERIES) MIX HITS WITH ERRORS. 8avannah, Sept. 3.—Mixing hits with errors by the visitors. Savannah evened up the post-season series for South Atlantic league champion hip with Albany Tuesday by win ning easily, 5 to S. both the visitors' runs coming In the ninth. Causey out-pitched Wiley all the way and had tho better support Four hits In the ninth with a bad throw Zimmerman enabled the visitors break their long string of goose eggs, but came too late to place them even close to victory. Manager Llpe was presented with handsome steamer trunk, a gift from his players, when he came to the first time. Mayer's triple In seventh sent over two of the lo cals' live runs GRANDMA NITER LET HER HAIR GIT GRAY. Kepi Her Locks Dark, Thick, Glossy, with Sago Tea and Sulphur. When you darken your hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can because It'a done so naturally, evenly. Preparing this mixture, though, nt home Is mussy and trou blesome. For B0 cents you cun buv any drag store the ready-to-i.se tonic called “Wyeth's Sage and 8ut- phur Hair Remedy." Yon just damp en a sponge or soft brash with It and draw this through your, hair. taking me small strand nt n time. By mern- II* nil gray hair disappears, and. af ter another application or two. your hair hacomea beautifully darke glcaay and luxuriant Ton will also discover ‘dandruff Is gone and hair has stopped falling. Cray, faded hair, though no die- ETER HATE ITY If Tea Have, the Statement ef Thli Wayeress Citizen Will Interest Tea. U. 8. FLEET TO STAT IN MXEICAN WATERS. Washington, Sept 3.—Secretary of the Nary Daniels today announced that the American fleet will remain in Mexican waters indefinitely. 0SHAUGHNE8ST GOES TO VIENNA FOR U. 8. Ever have a “low-down” pain In the back? In the “small," right,over the hips? That’s the home of backache. If It’s caused by weak kidneys, Use Doan's Kidney Pills. Waycross people testify to their worth. Read a case of it: Mrs. K. C. Smith, 21 Clinton St., Waycroas, aaya: “A few times each year my kidneys become weak. I suf fer from backaches, headaches are frequent and I have dizzy spells. At | times everything turns black before' My eyes become badly affected. Whenever I have these spells, I take Doan's Kidney Pills and am soon all right again. They have done me more good than anything else I have ever am only too glad to recom mend Doan's Kidney Pllla to others." Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't almply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pllla—the same that Mrs. 8mlth had. Foster-Mllbura Co., Props., Buffalo, N. T. Washington, D. C., September 3.— Nelson O'Shaughnessy, formerly Unit ed States Charge d'Affalrs in Mexico CUy, haa been detailed aa secretary to the American Embassy In Vienna by the State Department ONE OF THE BEST MUSICAL COMEDIES 05 THE ROAD AT THE GRAND TONIGHT. WA70B0SS A SOUTHERN R. R. 00. Change ALL AUGUSTA COTTON MILLS ON FULL TIME. Augusta, Sept. 3.—The Augusta Fac tory, with its hundreds of hands, started work yesterday after a months Idleness, and now every cotton mill In the city Is running on full time. The cotton mill men of Augusta are extremely optimistic. They feel they will have markets for their goods In South America, Africa and Asia, and they are buying cotton rapidly at 8 cents a pound. KILLED BT TRAIN. Wilmington, N. C., Sept. 3.—W. B. Horae, Jr., employee of the Atlantic Coast Line, died here today fro minju- ries received when an engine of the Coast Line smashed Into the handcar on which he and three others were riding. CYPRESS SHINGLES The Hebard Cypress Co. of* fers (or sale at tba mills, Hebardville, for a limited time only; Random 16" Clipper Shinties at 61.25 per H. 3x16 Star A Stir Shinties at $1.50 per N. of Scbednle Effective Feb. IS, 1914. Notice: The arrivals and de partures are given as information and are not guaranteed. Southbound Train No. 3. 0 Hebardville, lv. .. 9:00 a. u>. 2 Wnyx, Albany Ave. lv. 6 Grundy, Ga., lv 8 Lavinia, lv 10 Fredel, lv 12 Atwood, lv 15 Olive, lv 18 Walker, lv 20 Hopkini, ar. Northbound Train No. 4. 20 Hopkins, lv 11:30 a. m. 18 Walker, lv. 15 Olive, lv. ... 12 Atwood, lv . 10 Fredel, lv. .. 8 Lavinia, lv. . 5 Grundy, lv. 2 Wnyx., Albany ave. lv. 1:25 p. m. 0 Hebardville, ar. .. 1:30 p. m. Trains Nos. 3 and 4 daily ex cept Sunday. JOHN M. HOPKINS, Gen. Supt Subscribe for The Journal. Notice!! C.We will give a ticket with ev ery dollar cash purchase good for one vote in the Waycross Journal cash trade contest. C Trade here for CASH and WIN an automobile. Phone 305 REDDING DRUG & SEED STORE WHEN YOU THINK OF THINK OF 260 Durtn* norm weather It la often Inconvenient to go shopping. Make known jour dm* store wants to as phons and wall save yon time and tronbla of coming to onr euro COAL! COAL! Lay in your supply for winter. Large lump from the famous Kentucky district de livered $5.50 ton. Blacksmith Coal and Pennsylvania an thracite stove and egg sizes. Phone 70 JOHNSONS GOAL 6 WOOD OFB FUK DELIYEBY 8ERTICE In a port of onr up-to-date business- setting system and wa want oar cos- to mere to make fall ana of It Oar goods an trash and of superior qual ity. Wa want your drag basil Oar drag .ton to nt your door. JUST PHONE MS. L W. ELUSTON 4*44444t4*4444tt * W. J. GASSETT ♦ ♦ BUILDING CONTBAOTOB ♦ * Phong 103. ♦ ♦ WATOaOSS, OA. ♦ Typewriter Gives Business Standing The small town merchant, the rural business man or the farmer who uses s typewriter bos the advantage over the man who does not. The typewriter not only saves time in writing letters and making out bills, but it odds prestige and reputation to the user. The L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter is especially adapted to use in rural'districtt because it will stand . more wear and doe* not require an expert operator. By followr- ing the instructions we will give you, you will have no trouble learning. Mali This Coupon Today Picric tend me your free book Q I d*«ot wee typewriter at preceot. ] exchange It for a new one. To the L. C. Smith A Brae. Typewriter Co. 14* BoD Street, Sarannab, Go. U1 If. Flyer Street Atlanta, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS For all farm and garden seed and have a fresh and complete sup ply for your fall planting, our prices are right, call to see us. Pridgen Brothers Phones 62 or 301 A8K THE FIRST MAH YOU MEET where to the bent place to have your carriage repaired. Nine chance* out of ten he will direct you hero for our akilt are carriage repairer* la known far and wide. Known favorably too, or ao fenny people would not aend their carriage to ua from a great dtatance. C. W. TOCHG. U Albany Ave. Phone 14* SAFETY IRST Commercial Department Open an account and pay your bills by Check, you [then have a perfect receipt and the Bank is your Book-keeper. Savings Department Open an account in the Savings Department, the small amounts de posited from time to time will sur prise you from year to year. In terest at 4 % Compounded ^quarter- IT- If you have a surplus fund|that will Time Deporftsi b ° “L e thre \ 8ix ’ nin8<twalve , c " wai ‘®imonths, purchase a Certificate of Deposit, bearing interest at 5%. While planning your vacation, o before starting on a trip, purchase TRAVELERS Travelers Checks, should they be rnrrifC lost or stoled, notify us, we will is- Llitlho ^ gue you duplicates. They-are good all over the world, and are cashed without exchange charge. Prompt, Polite, Progressive Citizens Bank of Waycross Waycross, Ga.