The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current, March 06, 1914, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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FRIDAY. MARCH 6. Special Sale New York Standard Granulated SUGAR 25 f L r 87c Lowest Price in History of Augusta Absolutely an unheard-of price. Only to purchasers of SI.OO worth of Ten, Coffee, A. & I\ Baking Powder, Spices or Extracts. 14 Lbs. SUGAR 50c Only to purchasers of 30c worth of Tea, Coffee, A. & P. Spices, Baking Powder or Extracts. \ Swift's Premium Hams OAp pound V^w A. & P. Hams,Jb 19c Other Specials Evan. Peaches, Ib ... .6c Grern Peas, can 8c Kin. Herring, can .. .7c Fiq Bars, Ib 7c Potatoes, peck .. . .35c A. & P. Flour StsS:::S Broad Yard Eggs Dozen 28c READ HERALD WANT ADS / m*-H \ The Gibbs Inspector Says: “Every Tomato that goes Into Glbb9 Cat sup must pass under the eyes of SIX Inspec tors, —and I am ONE. After the Tomatoes are thoroughly washed, some slight Imper fections are likely to appear. The smallest SPOT, or SOFTNESS, or GREENNESS,— will cause us to take-out the imperfect To mato as UNFIT. One Inspector may err, but SIX makes the Inspection THOROUGH.” GIBBS HEAD CATSUP is offered you as an Absolutely PURE Cat sup,—of Fine Flavor. Though we purchase only CHOICE Tomatoes, —the "Pick of the Crop,”—yet, after the Tomatoes are washed under MANY Sprays of Water, —our Inspec tors throw out One Tomato in every Twenty five.—To these WELL-INSPECTED Toma toes is added only Granulated Table Sugar and Spices. NO PRESERVATIVES. Gibbs is a GOOD Catsup. Gibbs Bull Head Apple Jelly, 10 Cents Made from the pure Juice of Northern Apples and granulated table sugar, conforms to ALL Pure Food Laws. No preservatives. FULL 8 oza. All Grocers. Gibbs Preserving Company BALTIMORE - MARYLAND IJVERY m i,I. HEAD LABEL. IS A GI’AHAWTEF. OF HIGHEST QUALITY. Red Salmon, can 15c Japan Rice. Ib 5c Matches. 7 boxes ..25c Imp. Sardines 8c Codfish, package 8c UP. Butter, Ib. 35c GIBBS HEAD CATSUP COSTS 10c BLEASE'S WORDS WERE DISCUSSED Warm Talk Over Printing or Not of Governor’s Replies on Last Day. Columbia, S. C. Whether in print a atatement from Senator Uhrlatenaen, ai'i'ompnnlril Ity lettera from clllwni of Hsaufnrt county concerning atate montH made hy Governor lllraM In re rent mesaage* to (he general aaaein hly on the Fortner hill, wan under dla ruMNlon In the aepute Thursday when that Iwidy recc.sacd for dinner. The statement was to the effect that the people of Beaufort county held the governor In contempt for his stale 'iiients In Ills messages referred to and Senator Christensen In caustic lan guage flayed the governor. Senator Sullivan thought the lleau fort senator had a perfect right to have his statement and the letters printed In the Journal and made n mo tion to this effect. Senator Clifton moved to amend hy striking out the first two paragraphs of the state ment In which the part wherein 11 was staled thut lleaufort people held the governor In contempt was contained and to print the balance of the state ment and the letters In the Journal. Personal Privilege. Senator Christensen rising to n question of personal privilege had math- his statement and sent It to the desk and asked for its incorporation In the Journal Senator Crouch had offered n motion to rescind the messages of Governor Klease on the Fortner bill. Senator Strait thought there had been noth ing hut a political Jumble for the past twenty-four hours. Senator Christensen said he hnd made Ills statement and stood hy It. hut left it entirely with the senate whether to endorse the statement or not lie said he was responsible for what he said and ledined to agree to eliminate any of it. Senator Alan Johnstone warned the senHte to consider where it was going if the motion of the senator from Saluda to rescind the governor's mes s;wtc prevailed. Bordered on Insults. He said that uction had been taken after the message from tho governor which bordered closely on insults to every senator and which had been pre sented hy the senate, had been printed In the Journal In open session in an swer to assertions that the senate had been sitting behind closed doors afruld to let the people know what they were doing He said to adopt the Saluda senators motion would he destroying all that procedure. He said this had led up to a situation which was un pleasant and irritating, and while he spoke of the right of the people of any county to petition or memoralUe the general assembly yet he held that the senate was the Judge of what should and what should not he printed in its journal This covered, he stated, mes sages and other communications from every source. The Newberry senator thought the course suggested hy Sen ator Crouch would he blotting out what the senate had done in cold Judgment. Following Stator John stone's speech. Senator wt, *y drew his motion to rescind the gov ernor's message and it was on the sug gestion of Senator Johnstone to Sen ator Clifton that further consideration of the matter was postponed. SPRING BLOOD AND SYSTEM CLEANSER. During the winter months impuri ties accumulate, your blood becomes impure and thick, your kidneys, liver and bowels fall to work, causing so called “Spring Fever." You feel tired, weak and lazy. Electric Bltters-the spring tonic and system cleanser—is what you need; they stimulate the kid neys. liver and bowels to healthy ac tion expel blood impurities and restore your health, strength and ambition. Electric Bitters makes you feel like new. Start a four week’s treatment— it will put you in fine shape for your spring work. Guaranteed. All drug gists, 50c. and *I.OO. H. E. Bucklin & Co. Philadelphia or St Louia. A lot of fine Boys' Suits, all wool, half price. F. G. Mertina. EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS HEOHESnKYP.iI. Were of But 10 Seconds Dura tion. Felt Distinctly on the Hill. Reports of Shocks From All Over Georgia. Thre wan a distinct earthquake shock felt yesterday afternoon In parts of Augusta and In many places throughout Georgia. on the Hill the shock was felt much more distinctly than In the city. The imost perceptible shock down town was felt at the Southern Bell Telephone Company where the young lady oper ators felt the building quiver for an Instant. The shock came at 4;00 o'clock and about the same time It was felt at points along the Georgia rail road. The seismograph at Middle reported the shocks as light but rapid In the country districts In this section ne groes, It Is said, were badly frighten ed. The earthquake, which was of about, 10 seconds’duration, did no damage. It was a reminder of the earthquake of 1886, but was, of course, not nearly so serious a proposition. NATIONAL BANK CLOSED. Cape Girardeau, Mo. The First Na tional Hank of Cape Girardeau was closed tty a national bank examiner to day pending examination of Its books. Bad paper to the extent of *70,000 Is said to have causced the examiner to take this action. The directors assured depositors that none would lose a cent. The bank Is capitalized at *lo<,ooo and has deposits exceeding *500,000. SAFE. Baby's eating pins Oh. my! He will swallow them and die. Mother sits and calmly grins; "They won’t hurt, they're safety pins." —Cincinnati Enquirer, AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. LISTEN MOTHER DO BE CAREFUL If child's tongue is coated or it is cross and feverish, give "California Syrup of Fig|.’’ Don't scold your fretful, peevish child. See If tongue Is coated; this Is a sure sign Its little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with sour waste. When listless, pale, feverish, full of Cold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn't ont, sleep «>r act naturally, has stom achache, Indigestion, diarrhoea, give a teaspoonful of "t'allfornla Syrup of Figs," and In a few lioura all the foul waste, the sour bile and fermenting food passes out of the bowels and you have a well and playful child again. Children love this harmless "fruit lax ative," and mothers can rest easy after giving It, because It never falls to make their little "insides" clean ami sweet. Keep It handy. Mother! A little given today jcivos n sick child tomor row, but get the genuine. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of "Unll fornla Syrup of Figs," which has di rections for babies, children of all ages and for grown-hpa plainly on tho bot tle. Remember there are counterfeits Hold here, so surely look and see that yours Is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company," Hand hack with contempt any other fig syrup. PRESENT MR. DEAL WITH STICK-PIN Retirrng Vice President and General Manager of Augusta- Aiken Remembered By Em ployes of Company. MV K. C. Deal, who hns resigned ns vice-president and roup nil manager of I lip Augustn-Alken Hallway A Ktectrlc Corporation, to accept Hip position of vice-president and general manager of W. N. Cnler Xr Co., was presented wttli n handsome diamond stick phi yester day afternoon as a testimonial of tils esteem In which he Is held hy the em ployes of the local corporation. The employes of the company who had con tributed toward the purchase of the gilt gathered yesterday evening at K:3n o’clock In the Terminal building. Mr. M. H. 1 lender, commercial agent, was the spokesman. Mr. Deal Is down from New York go ing over matters pertaining to the local company with Mr. R. W. Spotford, act ing general manager, who hy the way. It Is believed, will he made general manager within the near future. Any way, such was the Intimation of some of the lending officials of the Augusts- Aiken when they were here from New York a short time ago. Mr. Deal responded In a short ad dress In .which he feelingly thanked the donors for thetr thoughtfulness of him. Mr. Deal Is very popular with a large number of the employes of the Auguata- Alken. After Mr. Deal’s talk short talks were made hy Messrs. Ueorge It. Conklin and It. W. Hpofford. THREE WILL DIE. New York.—ln a running plutol fight with three men suspected of robbing a drug store in Brooklyn early today, Patrolman Thomas Wynn and two of the fleeing trio receiv ’d wounds from which. It is sal 1, they will die. All were shot In the abdo men. Besides Wynn the wounded are George Stevens, J 8 years old, and Wm. McHenry, 26. James Martin, the companion of Stevens and Mc- Henry, was captured. FOR QUARTER OF CENTURY. Greenwich, Conn. —William h. Kerris for a quarter of a century In charge of the hooks of the Greenwich Savings Bank, was arrested at the bank today charged with embezzlement. The hank was closed hy order of the state com missioners last December. A SOUS STOMACH. GAS, INDIGESTION Each ‘‘Pape’* Diapcpsin” di gests 3000 grains food, ending stomach misery in five minutes. If what you Just ate Is sourlng , on your stomach or lies like a lump of lead, refusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested food, or have a feeling of dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste In mouth and stomach headache, you can get blessed relief In five minutes. Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula, plainly printed on these fifty-oent cases of Pape's Dlapepsln, then you will understand why dys peptic troubles of all kinds must go, and why they relieve sour, out-of-or der stomachs or Indigestion In five minutes. "Pape's Plapepsln” Is harm less; tastes like candy, though each dose will digest and prepare for assim ilation Into the blood nil the food you eat; besides, It makes you go to the table with a healthy appetite; but, what will please you most, Is that you will feel that your stomach and Intes tines are clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to laxatives or liv er pills for biliousness or constipation. This city will have many ‘‘Pape's Dlapepsln” cranks, as some people will call them, hut you will be enthusiastic about this splendid atomaeh prepara tion, too, If you ever take It for Indi gestion, gases, heartburn, sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach misery. Get some now, this minute, and rid yourself of stomach trouble and indi gestion In five minutes. For Sale by the Following Grocers: AUGUST A, GA. AUGUSTA MDBK. CO.. 110,5 <tth. HEI.DINO, K. 8.. 1564 Walton Way. 11R1.1,, W. V., 1.101 J'.’lh. lIOYLK. W . 704 Jackson CASTLEBERRY A WII.COX. 616 Broad. CABTI.KBKRRY A WILCOX. Summerville. CitI.LINS i*. J , 7SI ith. DRIUGAUS. J. lb. 1617 Broad. HAYS, M. lb. BIS 4th. HII.DKIIKANDT, N , Jr., 226 Bttt. IK >I.I.KY J. N . 1202 15th. JONES, W R. & CO, ItSS Broad LACK MAN. J K„ Central Ave. McCarthy, t f mm »th. McCORMICK, j , 527 Young Met'Oß MICK, J K, 848 Liberty. McDONALD, j. W., Jonea ami 15th. MARK WALTER, 11. J, 1001 lll,aid Mt'.LNKRS' CUT PRICK GRO CERY, 1121 Broad, MURA. J J. & CO.. *l7 Bth. OELLKKICH, J. C. lb, 1657 Broad. PARKER. H. 1., ft SON, 1625 Twiggs PRESCOTT, A. Ib. 1102 Gwin nett. SANCKEN'S OROCKRY, 564 Rrosd. STROM, C, J.. 11th and Fenwick. THOMPSON. Q. J., 1257 Broad. , TIMM. A. 1026 I>'Antiguan. WALL. HUDSON. 116 16tli. AIKEN, S. C. BUSCH. J FARIN'. I.TTPO, J W. OREENE, J. A. ALEXANDER, GA. DARKFIKI.D, J. W AVBRA, GA. THIOTKN ft FAOUCE. BARTOW, GA. SLADE-ROOZEIt CO BATESBURG, 8. C. FOX, M. W. ft HON. BAMBERG, S. C. DECKER, G. A. A BRO. BARNWELL, S. C. ATTAWAY, S J. BARNETT, GA. FIELDING'B NEW STORK. BLACKVILLE, 8. G. BITST, J. L. BLYTHE, GA. NORRKLL, R W. FAI.MER-RKKSE CO. BONEVILLB. QA LA VIGNO. LAWSON BRADLEY, 8 C. FULLER, W. T. ft CO. RUSH. L. I. ft CO. WATSON, E W, A BON. Published by the Growers of India Tea £® 1 f ®— — i—js) l I® ®i t^' 1 — Api h> A crCm Union Increases Service TWO connected telephones make the simplest form of tele phone communication. Three segregated pairs give three lines for telephone talk. Unite the three pairs by means of a central office and an intercommunicating exchange system is formed, giving fifteen talk tracks. Five pairs thus connected give forty-five lines of communi cation, and so on, in regular mathematical rule. Millions of such groups are thus connected in the Bell System. (fj&l 1 \ 488559 ‘ * Phone 2036 and Sqy: “Send Me The Herald” INDIA TEA BUTTS, GA. NEWTON, A. S. CRAWFORDVILLe, GA. PARK, J. W ft CO DAVISBORO, GA. DOWNS, O. F. MOYE. L. J THOMPSON, R R. WASHES, .1 II DENMARK, 8. C. RICE, li| C. ELKO. 8. C. ST RING FELLOW, B. Jr. QIBSON, QA. GIHSON MERC CO. KENT, L. A. GIRARD, GA. DIXON. F. R HEY MAN BROS. THE STAR TRADING CO. GOUGH, GA. GAY. I J. GAY, 8. P. PLANTERS SUPPLY CO. GREEN'S CUT, GA. COLSON, I. P. SYMS, H. E. GRIFFIN'S LANDING. GA COCHIIAN STORE. HARRISON, OTA. ICARRISON SUPPLY Co. JKNKINS. 11. 1,. , HERNDON, GA. DRAKE, T C. HERSHMAN, GA. HaRRIStIN. YV. 11. WADE, T. T. IVA, 8. C. McGIIEH. W, FRANK. CORNER CASH STORE. JOHNSTON, 5. C. LEWIS ft BLAND. LYBRAND ft JONES. KITE, QA. JOHNSON. J M. LANGLEY, 8. C. HELL, J. P. LOUISVILLE, GA, WABDEN, Y. E. LOUNDEBVILLE, 8. C. BONDS, A. M. LIDE, GA. WOODS, S. A. MAYFIELD, QA. CARR. J. M. McCORMICK, 8. C, CORLEY BROS. FUI-I.ER, It. M ft CO. - RICE, T. J. CO. MONTMORENCI, 8. C. WOODWARD, C. 11. MEARI, GA. BUXTON ft MKAKH. CAIN, K. C. SANDERS, W P. MILLEN, GA. WILSON ft CORBETT. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY MILLHAVEN, GA. COMER, E. T MITCHELL. GA. t. El iv I u ft SON. KITCHEN, W. T. MT. CARMEL, 8. C. HORTON. W 11. MORRAII, J. W. ft RON. NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. EDEN FIELD, C. K. PETTY, C. E NORWOOD, GA. CASH GROCERY CO. PARKSVILLE, 8. C. ROBERTSON ft CO. PLUM BRANCH, 8- C. BRACKNELL. J. YV. ft SON. RIDGE SPRINGS. 8. C. KIRKLAND, M. B. ROCKY FORD, GA. PARKER. W. H. SPREAD. GA. McNAIR. S C S. ST. CLAIR, QA. WHITE, YV. 11. BYLVANIA, GA. PALACE MARKET. TENNILLE. GA. SESSION, T. I„ SMITH, E F. THOMASBORO, GA. THOMAS, T. M THOMSON, GA. .. BOATWRIGHT, 11 L. HAYES ft COLVIN. JOHNSON. ROY J. STORY BROS THOMSON MERC. CO. WALL. B. R. TROY, S. G. HORNE J 11. PUCKETT. J. T. VIDETTE, GA. BURK. C. A. CAUSEY, s. a. Mcßride, w l. ROWLAND, T. R. THOMPSON. S. A. WADLEY, QA. MILLS, D. M. WARTHEN, GA. BROYVN, W. B. FRANKS. W. H. WASHINGTON, GA. JOHNS, LATIMER ft CO. HOWARD MERC. CO. DAVID, J. A. WILLINGTON, 8. C. COVAN ft LEROY. WILLISVON, 8. C. YVU.LIHTON GROCERY CO. WRENS, GA. AVERETT. J G. ft SON. GO DOWNS, W H. JENKINS ft SMITH. WILLIAMS. J. J WRIGHTSVILLE, GA. THOMPKINS, 11. C. WRIGHTSVILLE GROCERY CU SEVEN