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Planters Loan & Savings Bank
705 Broad Street. Augusta, Ga.
Organised 1870. In Operation 43 Years.
U. S. Depository for Poeta] Savings Funds.
Gross Resources .. $1,400,000
No bualn*** program or orgardaotten 1*
plot* until you how* fully orrnngod your botvh connootlon.
Thl* appllao 'o rvorr toon and woman, to every corporation,
firm or Individual, and to every rtano of tmainma. wholhor pro
foaotonal. merronttt* or agricultural. Mat, your Hanking Connoo
tlon with thl* bank, whoro th* moot palnataklng o*y* and offici
ant attention are given to all bualnooo ontruatod to ua.
Safety Lock Boxes in Five Different Sizes to
Rent, $3 to *s2o per year.
Correspondence Invited.
L. C. Hayne, Pres. Geo. P. Bates, Cashier.
‘Better
Shoes
For
Less
Money
Here’sHowWe
Dolt!
We buy our shoes direct from the manu
facturers cut out the jobber’s profit and
give you the difference. In this line of shoes
you will find every correct style, and you
can depend upon them for long and comfort
able service. Be good to your popketbook
and save that dollar on your next pair of
shoes by buying them from us.
A BIG ARRAY OF
FOOTWEAR
When it sifts down to a big assortment
—a line of shoes wherein every style and
every leather is shown tD fit every conceiv
able kind of foot you’ll find it right here.
We cater to the footwear needs of Men and
Women, and offer a line that stands pre emi
nently the best the market affords for the
money. STYLjE, COMFORT and SERVICE
are the three reasons for asking you to give
these shoes a trial.
$2.50
$3.00
$3.50
Guarantee Shoe Co.
BROAD AND TENTH
M’me Caillaux Calls For
Her Husband; Quite Weak
Pari*,—Fifteen ringleader* among
woman prlaonrr* In th* Halnt I**ar«
penitentiary who protested airalnat th*
aporlal privileges firing accorded to
Mm*. Calllatix were placed In isolation
coll* today. Madam* Caillaux, who
appeared In a condition of *xlr*m*
fatlg'i* today, called Impatiently for
her huahand, th* former mlnl*t*r of
flnanc*. When h* arrived at th* Jail
a long conference enaued.
MI-O-NA QUICKLY
ENDS INDIGESTION
Po not continue to auffer with Indl
geatlon or dyspcpala caualng heart
bum. rilzxlne**, after-dinner diatre**,
headache, blllouaneaa, pain In the
bowels, or gour and gassy *tomach.
(let effectlva and lasting relief at
once. Huy from any drugglat—today—
a fifty cent box of Ml-o-ne Tatdeta.
They quickly and aurely end Indlgea
tlnn and atomach dlatreaa —are pleas
ant to take and perfectly harmless.
Ml-o-na la one of the moat depend
able remedlea for dlaordered stom
acha. It heala the wore and Inflamed
membrane* and la not only a digestive
and antacid giving prompt and effec
tive relief, but la a tonic that tonea
up and atrengthen* the entire dlgea
tlvo ayatem—the flow of gantries
Jutcea I* Increased, then the food la
properly digested and assimilated —
you enjoy robust health.
Why suffer stomach distress an
other hour? It la not only needless
but may be dangerous—many serious
diseases are the reault of neglected
atomach Ilia.
I)o not delay—get a box of Ml-o
na today, take them aa directed, and
If you are not entirely satisfied with
result*—niont y refunded.
Sprint Cleaning
Now is the time to use
our
BED BUG POISON
large bottle with
brush .. ~ . .... . 25<
Ellcays’ Ant, Bug and
Roach Powder,
and S(H.
Peterman’s Roach
Powder,
and
Peterman’s Discovery,
and
Moth Balls, 3 lbs.
for 25<*
lied Odar Flakes,
per package 15^
Phone us vour wants.
Motorcycle Delivery.
T. 0. Howard
The Stores
Dreamland Theatre
TOMORROW
ADVENTURES OF SHORTY
A two Broncho Production
HEART OF THE HILLS
In two parts.
JEALOUSY AND GIANT
PONDER
A comedy*
THE COLONEL AND THE
NUT
A comedy.
Watch this apace every day
for Dreamland Program.
T
this town saved
in their youth
For many years in fact for 34 years since
this bank was incorporated, October 12th, 1879,
we have noticed that the voting men who stead
ily save, if only a little hit at a time, eventually
become the ‘.‘Big Men” of Augusta.
The Augusta Savings Bank
34 Years of Faithful Service.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
Eatonton Man Died In
Mexico; Father Thinks
Was Victim Foul Play
Eatonton. Os.—Certain facts taken
Into consideration after receipt of a
• Her announcing Dr. Prank Nolan'a
death, at Tampioc. Mexico, on March
Bth, have caused hts father to * >Ubt
whether hia death was from natural
causea.
The manner of mailing the letter
and Dr. Nolan'a strong constitution
cauond the suspicion tnat he might
have been wounded and afterwards
died from the effects.
Many telegrams have been receiv
ed from all over the country with of
fers of assistance. Friends In New
York wired offering to confer with
Secretary Bryan, and here the matter
now rests. Colonel Nolan Is anxious
to have the remains brought here, but
In deference to numbers of friends
and relatives will not go to Mexl*«
Nothing definite has been ascertain
ed about Dr. Nolan's death as the
letter sent by a Dr. Pressley Is tne
only new* received from any source.
Colonel .( () Nolan, father of I»r.
Nolan, was formerly a member of the
legislature from Henry County.
Officers Searching For
Alleged Calhoun Slayer
New Evidence Found; Husband
of Woman Charged With
Uncle’s Murder.
Csluhoun, Ga. —Search for Charles
Chapman, husband of the young nleco
of Sid Chapman, for whose alleged
murder at their home near here Satur
day morning, Mrs. Lizzie Starnes,
slste rof the slain man, and her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Chapman, are
under arrest here, was begun today.
Following the mornln's developments
In the case the warrant was issued
for Chapman, who is said to be at
Wildwood, in Dade County.
Officers attach much significance
to the fact that two dogs belonging
to the missing man, which were at
the house Friday, disappeared the
night of the murder Police are
searching Tor evidence to substantiate
their theory that Charles Chapman
visited his home the night of the mur
der. and was followed away by the
dogs.
What officers claim Is new light
on the murder developed in the find
ing in the ashes of the fireplace In
the Chapman home of a piece of
metal shell Identical with those used
In the gun with which the young far
mer is said to have been killed.
Officers have announced their in
entlons of postponing the preliminary
trial until the arrest of Charles Chap
man.
The funeral of the slain man was
conducted from the Salem Baptist
Church yesterday by Rev J. .lones
Requests of the accused women, who j
are merbers of the church, that they
lie allowed to attend the services were
denied, the only relative of the slain
man present being a brother, Lewi*
Chapman.
Endorse Honor System
For Yale Examinations
New Haven, Conn. —Details of the
liiinur system in examinations rocom- i
mended by the academic senior council
at Yale, with approval of the faculty |
and acceptance of which ia to he I
voted on by the students on March
HO, were made public today.
Withdrawal of all supervision by the
faculty of the honesty of examinations |
and of other work In the college Is
proposed and leaves the question of
honesty to each Individual and to the
public sentiment of the college. Each
student on entering college is to sign
a card signifying his acceptance of
the system. At the end of each exam
ination paper the student is to certify
that he has complied with the require
ments. but no one supervises him
see that he has done so.
BEST FAMILY LAXATIVF.
Beware of constipation. Use O’".
King’s New I.lfe Pills and keep well, i
Mrs. Charles E. Smith, of West Frang- j
lln, Me., calls them "our family laxa
tive.” Nothing better for adults or
aged. Get them today, 25c All drug
gists or by mall.
H. E. Buckiin & Co. Philadelphia or St.
he BIG
MEN of
“WHAT I WOULD DO”
When you’ve a question to settle you are
always glad to have the advice of som2 one who
knows all about the matter.
You ask him and he says, “Well, what I
would do is this/' etc*
Well, isn't there one question you must answer
right now—How can I get the Spring outfit to best
advantage ?
—and
Don't you think that a house like Swan-Edwards
with years of clothes-buying and selling, is just the
place to go to have your question answered ?
We think so---think we can show you that we
are right*
Try it at least*
Men's Spring wear ready*
SWAN-EDWARDS CO.
FORMERLY H. J. PORTER CO.
FOR WEAKNESS AND LOSS OF
APPETITE
The old Standard general strength -
enlng tonic GROVE'S TASTELESS
rlilll TON'TO, drives out Malaria an!
build* up tke system. A trua tonic
and sure Appetiser. For adults and
children. 60c.
Magnetos recharged,
price JjLTOO. Special price
to dealers.
Reliable Auto Co.
For Sale by the Following Grocers:
AUGUSTA. GA.
AUGUSTA MDSE. CO.. 1106 9th.
BEI.DING, E. S., 1364 Walton
Way.
BELL, W. V., 1301 12th.
HOYLE, W„ 704 Jackson.
CASTLEBERRY A WILCOX. 61*
Broad.
CASTLEBERRY & WILCOX.
Summerville.
COLLINS, P. J„ 731 7th.
DRIUGARS. J H.. 1617 Broad.
HAYS. M. R.. 618 4th.
HILDERRANDT, N.. Jr.. 226 Sth.
HOLLEY. J. N.. 1202 16th.
JONES. W. R. & CO.. 1132 Broad.
LACKMAN, J K., Central Ave.
McCarthy, t .f.. 1401 9th.
McCORMICK. J.. 827 Young.
McCORMICK, J. E.. 846 Liberty.
MCDONALD, j. W., Jones and
15th.
MARKWALTER. H. J., 1001
Broad.
MILLNERB’ CUT PRICE GRO
CERY, 1121 Broad.
MURA, J. J. & CO.. 317 Sth.
O EI.I.ERICH, J. C. H.. 1657
Broad.
PARKER. H. L. & SON. 1625
Twiggs.
PRESCOTT. A. B, 1102 Gwin
nett
SANCKEN’S GROCERY. 664
Broad.
STROM, C. J., Uth and Fenwick.
THOMPSON, Q. J.. 1287 Broad.
TIMM. A.. 1026 D'Anttgnac.
WALL, HUDSON. 116 15th.
AIKEN. S. C.
BUSCH. J. FA BIN.
LUPO. J. W.
GREENE, J. A.
ALEXANDER. GA.
BAREFIKLD. J. W.
AVERA, GA.
THIGTEN & FAGLEE.
BARTOW, GA.
SLADE-BOOZER CO.
BATESBURQ, S. C.
FOX. M W. & SON
BAMBERG. S. C.
DUCKER. G. A. A PRO.
BARNWELL, S. C.
ATT AW AY, S J
BARNETT, GA.
FIELDING'S NEW BTORE.
BLACKVILLE. S. C.
BUIBT, J. L.
BLYTHE, GA.
NORRELL. R W.
PALMER-REESE CO.
BONEVILLE, GA.
LAVIGNO. LAWSON.
BRADLEY, 6. C.
FULLER. W. T. * CO.
RUSH, L. L * CO.
WATSON. E. W A SON.
BUTTS, GA.
NEWTON. A. 8.
Published by the Growers of India Tea
Ladies’ & Men's Felts, Straws, Panamas
Cleaned and re-blocked to latest models.
Large Panamas made to any width brim
or crown.
No injurious chemicals used.
Special for Wednesday Only;
We will clean all gloves for 5C per
pair.
We guarantee absolute satisfaction.
German Dry Cleaning and Hat Co.
INDIA
TEA
CRAWFORDVILLE, GA.
PARK. J. W. A CO.
DAVISBORO, GA.
DOWNS. O. F.
MOYE. L. J.
THOMPSON. R. B.
WASDEN. J. H.
DOWNS. H. T., JR.
DENMARK, S. C.
RICE, H| C.
ELKO. S. C.
STRINGFELLOW. B. Jr.
GIBSON, GA.
GIBSON MERC. CO.
KENT. L. A.
GIRARD, GA.
DIXON, F. B.
HEYMAN BROS.
THE STAR TRADING CO.
GOUGH, GA.
GAY, I. J.
GAY, S. P.
GRAHAM, W. D.
PLANTERS SUPPLY CO.
GREEN S CUT, GA.
COLSON. L. P.
SYMS, H. E.
GRIFFIN’S LANDING, GA.
COCHRAN STORE.
HARRISON, GA.
HARRISON SUPPLY CO.
JENKINS. H. L.
HERNDON, GA.
DRAjyE. T. C.
HERSHMAN, GA.
HARRISON, W. H,
WADE. J. T.
IVA, S. C.
MrGHEE, W, FRANK.
CORNER CASH STORE.
JOHNSTON, 5. C.
LEWIS A BLAND.
LYBRAND & JONES.
KITE, GA.
JOHNSON. J M.
LANGLEY, S. C.
BELL, J. P.
LOUISVILLE, GA.
WASDEN Y. E.
LOUNDESVILLE, 8. C.
BONDS, A. M.
LIDE, GA.
WOODS. S. A.
MAYFIELD, GA.
CARR. J. M.
McCORMICK, S. C.
CORLEY BROS.
FULLER, R. M. A CO.
, RICE, T J. CO.
MONTMORENCI, S. C.
WOODWARD. C. H.
MEARS. GA.
BUXTON A MEARS.
CAIN. E. C.
SANDERS. W. P.
MILLEN. GA.
WILSON A CORBETT
BRAGG. D. A SON.
CHEW. H. H A CO.
ELLISON A WEEKS.
McKINZIE, A. G.
” TUESDAY. MARCH 24.
MILLHAVEN, GA.
COMER, E. T.
MITCHELL, GA.
KELLY J. C. A SON.
KITCHEN. W. T.
MT. CARMEL, 8. C.
HORTON, W. H.
MORRAH, J. W. A SON.
NORTH AUGUSTA, 8. C.
EDEN FIELD, C. E.
PETTY. C. E. , , l
NORWOOD, GA.
CASH GROCERY CO. ’j
PARKSVILLE, S. C.
ROBERTSON A CO.
PLUM BRANCH, S. C.
BRACKNELL. J. W. A SON.
RIDGE SPRINGS, S. C.
KIRKLAND. M. B.
ROCKY FORD, GA.
PARKER, W. H.
SPREAD, GA.
MeNAIR, S. C. S.
ST. CLAIR, GA.
WHITE, W. H.
BUMMERTOWN, GA.
BISHOP, L. L.
SYLVAN IA, GA.
PALACE MARKET.
TENNILLE, GA.
SESSION, T. L.
SMITH, E. F.
THOMASBORO, GA.
THOMAS, T. B.
THOMSON, GA.
BOATWRIGHT. H. L.
HAYES A COLVIN.
JOHNSON, ROY J.
STORY BROS.
THOMSON MERC. CO.
WALL. B. R.
TROY, S. C.
HORNE. J. H.
PUCKETT. J. T.
VIDETTE, HA.
BURK. C. A.
CAUSEY, S. G.
mcbride. w. i„
ROWLAND, T. R.
THOMPSON. S. A.
WADLEY, GA.
MILLS, D. M.
WARTHEN, GA.
BROWN. W. B
FRANKS. YV. H.
WASHINGTON, GA.
JOHNS. LATUIfER A CO.
HOWAR > MERC. CO.
DAVID. J. A.
WILLINGTON, S. C.
COVAN & LEROY.
WILLISTON, S. C.
WTLLISTON GROCERY CO.
WRENS. GA.
AVERETT. J. G. A SON.
GODOWNS, W. H.
JENKINS A SMITH.
WILLIAMS. J. J.
WRIGHTSVILLE. GA.
THOMPKINS. H. C.
WRIGHTSVILLE GROCERY CO