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FOUR WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? We ran make you cheaper prices for credit than you get elsewhere for cash. If you want a handsome suit, perfect in style, fit and workmanship, come where vour credit is good. HARMON TAILORING CO. Phone 811. 1038 Broad St. Win. SCHWEIQERT. A. 8. MORRIS, THOS. 8. ORAV, PrMldwK. Vie* Preeident Coehier. Union Savings Bank Corner Broad and Eighth Streets. Capital .. . • » -.V .». • • «•<• • .SIOO,OOO Surplus $ 60,000 Rtnekholders Liability SIOO,OOO Protection to Depositors .. $250,000 DIRECTORS: Win SCHWBIOTOT, T. 8 HAWORTH, A- 8. MORRIH. ®- DORIS, frank x dorr. a. a° T ooodwtn, BOWDRE PHINTZT, C HENRY COHEN, JNO r. MtTI.HERIN, THOS. H. ORAT. Depository United States Court, Northeastern Division Southern District of Georgia. ASKIN & MARINE CO. * $> ASKIN & MARINE CO. Our Opening Sale Of omen s Dresses Start Your Charge Account NOW ASKIN & MARINE CO. Come In And_ See These Charming New Stales —lt is needless, perhaps, for us to tell you that this i9to he a “dress” season; in other words, silk dresses will he in particular demand. That is why we are announcing this opening sale. We want to bring these up-to-date styles to your attention while the assortments are complete. —You never have seen prettier styles than these new, soft, clinging crepes de chine and mcssalincs. Then, 'there are chiffon taffetas, crepes meteor, and various novelty weaves,—made up in the latest fash ion, with many unusual and" effective trimming features. We have a complete line of sizes for both women and misses Q 77C at all prices from UP We Are Alto Showing New Wash Dresses From $3.75 up m no tu 0 s Style Hints For Men And Women MEN’S SUITS—Two and three-button styles with long roll lapels. Blue with chalk line stripes, fancy serges, brown checks, summer grays, and black and white stripes. All sixes for both men and youths sl2 to S3O MEN’S STORM COATS—The new Scotch weaves and fancy mixtures, for all kinds of weather. . . . Men’s Soft Hats with the new high crown, wide or roll brim, in the up-to-date shades. / —— WOMEN’S SUITS—In the no a- mignonette green, olive, wistaria, Copenhagen, mahogany and Mack. Smart little coats in the new short, cut away style; tunic, peg-top nnd draped skirts. All sizes for both women and misses, at all prices from sl2 to $37.50 TRIMMED MILLINERY—In all of the latest shapes and styles. . . . Silk and wash waists in the new bolero and draped effects. 1008 Broad Street DARKENS SRAY HAIR STOPS FALLING HAIR Darkens Evenly and Naturally Wh«n your hair turn* irray, faded, whit* or atroakrd with gray—ls hair ia falling out or In brittle or atraaglv, try tho follow In*: on rnlrlngrub "Q-Ban" on hair ami aralp like a nhumpoo. IM It fall tree and dry ov«*r nl*ht. Th* •ray disappoint and a few mon» np plj<atl<>n* of «j llan your hair In beau tifully darkened and uulrkly lieromex Ihhk. gloagy and luatroua. G-Ban alopn falling hnlr, promote* it* growth, fftnpn Itrhln* aralp and dandruff. U linn Rive* a delightful feelln* of refreahment and clnanllneaa to th* aralp an Q Han la not allrky or meaay, ha* a mild, pleaaant odor; aafe to uae and never dlaappolnt*. Itarken* hair *o evenly and naturally no one can tell. Keep* you looking youn* by keeping your hair dark, fluffy and beautiful. A large 7-ounce bottle anld for only 50c by Froat'a Pharmacy, 502 Rroad Rt., Auguata, Or. Out-of-town people'supplied by mall. German Hat Co. 660 BROAD STREET. Men'a and Ididlos’ Hats Cleaned and Blocked. We have the cele brated DRY STEAM CLEANER, the only one In the city. Old hata made new. Moat rea sonable charges. Parcel Post charges paid on out of-town orders. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA Says Wife Threatened To Take Child's Life Dewitt Knight Says He Went to Atlanta to Warn Didn't Throw Acid Atlanta, Ca. DeWltt Knight, of Ma <iin. <lu.. now under arrest on tho ilmrge made by hla wife, R.,mk Knight, of throwing carbolic acid In her face, declared today that hla wife had com* to Atlanta to regain poaaeaalon of her j 10-year-old daughter, Thelma. who la at the Home for the Frlendleaa, nnd that ahe atated her Intentlotia to kill h* r child unicaa ahe wa* able to ateal her from the home, • Pearing for the aafety of hla little lone, he atatea that primarily the pur | poae of hla vlalt to Atlunta, following j hla wife, waa lo warn Judge Tindall, <<f the I'hildren'H aourt, of the threats of hla wife. I|e at 111 ridicule* the atory told by j hla wife that he threw the carbolic ;n Kl In her face to Rpoll her beauty, i Knight explain* the carbolic acid a* an I attempt on the part of the woman to I commit aulclde w hen dlaappolntcd in xecurlng her child. ! Knight'* nged mother, Mr* <J. V. i Knight, and hla married sister, Mr* ; Jackson, have come up from Macon, land they both declare their belief In , Knight'* Innocence. The mother will fight to get her son out of trouble. She state* that every time Roaa Knight relate* her charge* against her aon ahe tells a different story. The disfigured wife, the victim of the carbolic acid, la steadily hi.proving ,at tho tlrady hoapltal. I BSH I HARD TO DECIDE. It la all right to play tho good fairy, but don't take a child into a toy store and give It three wishes unions you wish to stay thor indefinitely. Ayer’s Away back in 1841. Old enough to re member those days? Still used for roughs and colds. Sold for 70 years. Ash Your Doctor. m FOR SWOLLEN ANKLES OR EYELIDS TRY BUCHU Mixed With Juniper, Begt For Kidney or Back Pains and Swellings. Rwollen eyelids or ankle*, twinge* or hack paint. In the region of kld reya. spot* before the eyes, yellotv akin, ahortneaa of breath are aure algna of weak kldneya. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, constipation, dlxxlneaa, sleeplessness, Madder disorders come from sluggish kidney*. The moment you experience ony of the above symptoms got from any reliable drug gist a 14-nx. bottle of Htusrt's Buehu and Juniper. Take a tablespoonful after each meal. Drink plenty of water. Stop eating sugar nr sweets. In a day or ao your kidney* and blad der will act fine. The symptoms dis appear like magic, for Stuart's Buch'i and Juniper Compound acta quickly on the kidneys and bladder, strength ens these organs and drains all Im purities from the kidneys. You then quickly regain your buoyancy ajid am bition. The akin taking on the red hue of pure, rich blood. All swelling* In ankles or eyelids pass away. Bark pains and ahortneaa of breath ceaae to worry you. Paroled Bleaseite Cuts Well Known White Man - . Aiken ex-Convict Ready Slashes Robert Key. Object ed to Former Seeing His Sister. Aiken. S. C. —Yesterday afternoon Robert Key, a well known whito man of the Rilverton section of this county, was brought to Aiken, severely cut by <'alvln Ready, a former convict, and who was paroled by Governor I lira so last year. Key had three deep cuts across the hack and several across the arm, the doctors having to make many stitches to sew up the wounds. Rural Policeman Samuels and Depu ty Robinson went to the scene of tho trouble yesterday afternoon, hut Ready had fled, and it Is thought that he has made his escape Into Georgia. The officers learned that Ready was pay ing attention to Key’s younger sister and that Key objected because of the former's reputation. The result was a grudge and yesterday afternoon Ready slipped up to Key and cut him. Ready has a had reputation In this county having been up for arson, but the raw was no! pmssed and at the same fn urt plead guilty to assault and battery with Intent to kill and was given four months, but was soon parol ed by the governor. Another Atlanta Coup; ‘Super Dansant’ at Hotel Atlanta. After perusing the adver tisements and circulars sent out dur ing the past week or so by a local ho tel. Atlantians are wondering what in the name of volapuk a "super dan sant" is. The hotel management anounces that a "super dansant" will take place every evening in the dining room, or maybe it Is the ball-room. Society giris who know French, and spectac led professors who know Greek have searched the dlstlonarles In vain to find what a, "super dansnnt" may he. There Is super-man, and super-wo u an, anil there are super-annuated preachers, hut no dictionary, French, l.atin. English or polyglot makes any reference to a “super-dansant." In Europe, and In New York, there is a delightful form of entertainment which bears the French title of “sou per dansant." meaning simply a sup per with dancing, and this form of amusement Is known, of course by name If not by actual experience, to all cultutAd people. But "super dan sant" has got the public guessing. CAVALRY PREPARING FOR INSTRUCTIONS The Officers and Non-Commis sioned Ones Are Getting Ready to Attend the School at Fort Oglethorpe. Captain \V. K. Young of Troup K Cavalry. National tluard of Georgia, received official notice yesterday, re questing that he have the officers and the non-commlssloned officers in Ills company, prepare to attend the cat ai ry instruction school, to he held for tl e Instruction of the cavalry of the Na tional Guard of Georgia, at Fort Ogle thorpe, where the eleventh Regiment of the l r nlted States army Is now sta ttoned. Up to this time the school has been conducted at different posts in the Southern cities, and for the officer* alone. The meeting of the non-com missioned officers with their super ior* will he something new. as It will he the first time that It hss occurred In the history of the state of Georgia. Captain Young, although with the annual Inspection on his hands, will start at once to prepare his company for th" school. The school was held at Fort Oglethorpe last year, and the re turn of the company Is caused by the reputation the eleventh cavalry has for Instructing. The troup Is at present preparing for the annual Inspection which will be held, on April thirteenth by Major F. 1- Palmer, the inspector general of the National Guard of Georgia, lieu tenant \V. E. R. McCabe of the United States Cavalry, wll also be with Major Palmer. The Forty Year Teat. An article must have exceptional merit to survive for a period of forty years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was first offered to the public In 1872. From a small beginning it has grown In favor and popularity until it has attained a world wide reputation. You will find nothing better for a cough or cold. Try It and you will understand why it Is a favorite after a period of more than forty years It not only gives relief—lt cures. For sale by all dealers. TEN DAYS’ SALE Yearly Clearance of PIANOS and ORGANS At Kimball’s Branch Store. Wo nro of firing by far tin* most unparalleled opportunity ever afforded buyers, because of the sweeping price reductions we are making on used instruments., FREE -SEVEN PIANOS AND ORGANS GIVEN AWAY. 1 square Chickering, ebony finish, good tone. 1 square Excelsior, rosewood finish, good for several years’ usage. 1 Raven-Bacon square, rosewood finish, in good condition. 1 Farrand & Votey chapel organ, splendid tone. 1 Putnam parlor organ, oak finish, good condi tion. 1 Estov chapel organ, beautiful case and fine tone. 1 Mason & Hamlin parlor organ, attractive ease and pleasing tone. It is not necessary to solve any puzzle, or cor rectly guess any kind of a contest to got one of. these pianos or organs. Applications will be con sidered in the order they are received. Churches and deserving families not able to buy will be favored. We reserve right to select from appli cants the successful ones. THE REASON WHY. During the past twelve months we have taken in trade as part payment on new Kimballs so many used organs and pianos that our store room is still beyond its capacity even with the new addition just completed. Rather than pay storage charges on such instruments we are going to give away many of them as per notice above, and the balance at prices which are so ridiculous ly low as to seem almost increditable or unbe lieveable. Used organs from $2.00 up, and Square Pianos from $5.00 up. Used upright pianos as low as $57.00, including 1 such makes as Chickering, Steinway, Starr, and others. To make this sale as far-r aching as possible every used piano in our store, including several KIMBALLS, just returned from short rental, will be offered at this sale at prices that chal lenge comparison. When the KIMBALL COMPANY offers a sale of such magnitude, its unquestioned stand ing assures the public at once that a bona fide sale of instruments of true musical value is in progress, and they are quick to take advantage of it. Therefore, don’t delay a single day in in vestigating our offerings. Mail orders given prompt attention. Cash or convenient terms arranged, d When I You Buy IU AT <O,l READ HERALD WANT ADS JUST A FEW LEFT M'en’s $25.00 Suits $12.50 Ladies’ $25.00 Suits $12.50 NO MONEY DOWN. MASTERS & AGEE CO. The only store in Augusta that will sell you any thing to wear on payments for no money down. STOP WASTING YOUR MONEY When von DON’T buy vour Paint from us, you pay a middle man’s profit. In buving from us you buy direct from the FACTORY and sa\ that PROFIT. Our Paints are best. . Our Prices are Right. O’CONNOR-SCHWEERS PAINT CO, Manufacturers FRIDAY. MARCH 13. W.W. Kimball Co. BRANCH 306 Jackson Street. (Grand Opera House Block.) Ira E. Perkins, Mgr. YouS/w)