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First Boat Passed Through the
Stevens' Creek Locks Yesterday
Mr. Philip M Markcrt Brought Cargo of Lumber to the City
and Carried Back Fertiliser. Expected That Commerce
Will Be Considerable.
The fir»l I'imt iwim I through the
loi k* nt the (loorgla-Carolina Power
n*m hi thr mi'uili of <’ro*h
.n ihe gav.nnuh river ycatrrday. II
w*« ■ lnrm- |»>lr boat owned by Mr
I hlllle M Marker* a farmer who ri
id,* o min' f'aroiina *tit, Ju«t ahov»
he rlkm. Tbu boat was laden with
GiBHS
Mrs. Country Woman Says:
"One® I thought it waa necesnary to
mfcktt my owtt Tomato Catsup. And Pre
serving Time uaed to worry me sick! Hut
I’ve changed my mind!—l can get Gibbs
Catsup for only 10c —and to MY Tattle,
it might be made from MY OWN
RECIPE.”
GIBBS Min CATSUP
la a HOME Catsup. It I« PITRE. It is
nuule from art Old-fashioned Recipe, from
especially selected Tomatoes und Granu
lated Sugar, und Vinegar and Spices. It
is Roiled down one-third to give it the full
tomato Flavor. Order a llottle today.
Gibbs Ball Head Apple Jelly 10 Cents
Made from the pure juicu of Northern Apple* and
granulated table augur, conform* to ALL Pure Food
law*. No praoervatlvM. Full 8 ox*. All Urocer*.
Gibbs Preserving Company
. BALTIMORE - MARYLAND
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HtnHKST (JPALITY
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WOMEN AND MEN
Coats
Suits
Dresses
Walkinq Skirts
Petticoats
Millinery
ERYBODY WELCOME HERE.
"Renter CO.
r „ .* ■ 1 * j T. T •¥** . . x. . ecijaa
940 BROAD ST. AUGUSTA. GA.
We are Open Till 7 O’clock Every Day.
lumlier for the r|ty and returned with
ii cark'o of ftinllaer.
II In expected lhal Ihe ninmeroe to
and from Auguela via Ihe Steven*
Crock dam will he runelderable from
nr w on. Front the <lam to * point l ,
mile aloto Itie r’tiannet him keen
mailc ftplrndld becauae of the dam
Credit
GET SMART,
NEW CLOTHES
EOR EASTER, NOW
Easy to Buy. Easy to Pay. Easy
to clothe the whole family the Men
ter way. No red tape here.
Come, men and women, and qot
your stylish Easter Clothes here.
Evervthinq n% w
and uo-to-date.and
prices as low as
any cash store.
ipl
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Overcoats
Raincoats
Suits
Trousers
Shoes
Boys’ Suits
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ha' kina the water n|> into an enorm
nut timid or lain
Not only will hoata run up the river
hut for neverSl mile* up Hlevcrrt Creek
I a lan and the truffle by water will prow
Ito lie large for ihe pH m*tea I roMwm
that then. »re no railroad farlMllM In
i n large lindy of territory mi both the
• lenrgi* and dimlltw aide.
The work at the dam will he en
| flrely rompleled hy Ihe fire* of May,
only a few workmen how being an.
ployed on Ihe flniahtng up Jot .a,
fBBBOEB OF BABACA
KUO LIST SIGHT
Mr. Marshall A Hudson De
livered Interesting Address
at St. John's Luncheon at Y.
M C. A
A large and Interrating meeting of
both I'htlathoH and Haraca unions t’f
thl* rlly waa held at tbk Ht. John
Methodist church last night, the ob
ject of the gathering being to hear
Mr. Marshall A. Hudson, president
and founder of the World-Wide Ha
rm's movement.
At 6:16 o’clock yesterday afternoon
a delightful luncheon waa served at
the V. M. A. building to about a
hundred members of the Phllathea
and Haraca classes of the city. In
honor of Mr. Hudson Here he made
a brief address which waa thoroughly
enjoyed.
At Ihe Ht. John meeting later the
speaker was Introduced by the pas
tor. Hev. H. P. Wiggins. Among oth
er things. Mr. Hudson said:
The origin of Ihe Haraca organi
sation was nothing more nor leaf
than a business man having a vision
In which he realised the great good that
could he accomplahed hy, putting the
gunday school on a business basis by
adding features that/would make the
work appeal to men
•Tn the year lH»o. I was a busy man,
having Interests In three different
Cities and 1 waa traveling moat of
tbu time. I observed how small was
tlic percentage of men who were tak
ing un active part In church work
they seemed to have no place In the
church, and usually found more at
tractions and diversions nt snlonns
and ao-callsd places of amusement.”
VEDRINES SUFFERING
SWELLED HEAD ATTACK
Noted French Airman is Car
ried Away With Hik Own
Achievements; la Said That
He Craves Publicity.
Paris. It will not he for the want
of advertise! ent nr notoriety if Jules
Vedrlnes. one of the greatest French
airmen, dies In poverty. Jules Is -one
of the most remarkable men of the
das n man who has tlm unfortunate
faculty of stirring up strife wherever
he may he lie seems lo he suffer
ing from what the French call "la
folio' des grnndruro," or, In other
words a very aevere attack of swelled
head. Which la a great pity In view
of hla wonderful achievements aa nn
airman.
It don* not n*nm long *ine« In* xinicti'
a *<•»! In tin* chamber of deputies amt
w« tan re(P«mber the day when he
wu thought to Im» dying aa the re
atilt of a very naaly tail Never due*
lu< iiilm* a ihance of getting full pllb
j licity In the newapapara. You must
have read of how lie flew around the
I’yramlda, navigated a camel In ttie
Kayptlun dewert. unit heat u crack
Jockey In u hnrae nice. If** followed
thia by boxing the aara of a fellow
airman. M. Rung, out In Kgypt, and
then refiihliik *" meet hla compatriot
on the field of honor. A member ot
the National Arrlal league of Prance
tella me that the lrrepreaalble .lutes
now atylea himself "la Majeste Ved
nnea Premier," all of which auggeat
a Mb kink In hla mental make-up.
When at Calm Vedrtnea wa* offered
a lift liy the French consul In his
imtoniohile In which were the consul's
wife and other two ladles, “tin von
think," said the omnipotent Veilrlnes
"that I am ttoln* to net In with all
these old hens'" When the long-auf
ferlng consul told the aviator a tltll
- that the Khedive was graciously
pleased to accord Mm a reception Ins
retort was: "And who says that I
want to meet your old Khedive?" De
cidedly a most Intareatlng personality
Recently he has again provided nx
cellent “copy" for the Parisian news
papers He Is now on hla way to
i'klio to defend a libel action brought*
uaalnst him by M. Iloux snd It Is char
acteristic of the man that he la tra*
cling on a Herman steamer, for by »o
lining he Is running the risk of being
put In a Herman prison to serve n
sentence passed on him for espionage
technical, of course In consequence
of his having passed over prohibited
Herman tones In Ills flight from Paris
to Cairo. The Herman shipping agent
reminded him of tills fact and also that
a Herman ship was, technically. Her
man territory anil that he was liable
to arrest If the Herman authorities
demanded such a step. Germany, for
sooth! The whole Teutonic army In
spires no terror In the heart of .Tales.
With a regal bow Veilrlnes stepped on
hoard
Found s Cure for Rheumatism
"1 suffered with rheumatism for two
years and could not get my right hau l
to my mouth for that length of time,"
I w rites I .is* 1.. Chapman. Mapleton,
lowa. "1 suffered terrible pain so t
, could not sleep or lie still at night.
| Five years ago I began using Chum
j bcrlaln's t.lnlme'it nnd in two months
| I was well and have not suffered with
> rheumatism since." For sale by all
dealers.
: Spring Laxative and Blood Claanter
flush out the accumulated waste
I ami poisons of the w inter months;
I demise your stomach, liver and k>
neys of all Impurities. Take Dr.
King's New l.lfe Pills; nothing better
j for purifying the blood. Mild, non
| griping laxative. Cures constipation;
i makes you feel fine. Take no other,
fsc. al your Druggist. -
Hucklen's Arnica Salve for' All
Hurts.
Come to Sheron's now and
select vour Easter Eqqs: they
have a lovelv display.
One female of every nine In New
York state Is employed In u factory.
AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA.
[i IS HR 111 BIS
IRFFB-CITT CAMIBI
Augusta Y. M. C A. Still in
Sixth Place. Teama Were
Working Hard Today.
The rvdnmn of figures showing how
they stand In Ihe big Y. M. C. A.
Inter-city membership campaign,
which ends tomorrow night at Id
o'clock oontlnuea to grow. Mobile
Is probably the gure winner In the
race hut Angua’i ie working all her
might to rows ahead of Charlotte,
now standing In fourth place.
The two local teams headed by
Mcsara Ixtvo and Clark are deserv
ing of great credit for the way they
are aoMri'lng for new .nemhent and
rcnewali of old memberships.
The Standing.
lb low la the atandlna of all the
cities !n the campaign and also the
standing of the local teama
Mobile R. 357
Charleston 4,036
flreenvllle 3.81 ft
Charlotte 3.73 C
Savannah 8,686
Augusta 2,765
Columbia 2.28 S
Cireenabor.i 1,71fi
Winston-Salem 1,683
ICE CREAM
"THE CREAM OF QUALITY."
We are now ready to serve "Better" lee Cream in any quantity,
at any time. Wo Invite Inapectlon of our plant dally.
Order from your grocer, or direct.
BETTER ICECREAM CO.
MacCartan Street, under Planters Hotel. PHONE 1778.
beer pork
HEAD CHEESE
M.A. BATES & CO.
223 Kollock Street. Phone 1677.
SAUSAGE
LAMB POULTRY
You Spring Suit Will Cost You
What You Wish To Pay
Because we have such an assortment at p
such varying prices to select from. The
prices range from $15.00 to $35.00.
The materials are the goodlooking \
mixtures and stripes prevalent this
Spring Felts and Straws m
In the shapes peculiar to this season,
are priced from $1.50 to $5
Mens Furnishings ,
Including a most novel and splendid assortment of ties (well worth to
$2.50 which are marked as low as 55c)
Shirts, Socks, Etc., have just arrived.
SMARTEST OF ALL MEN’S SHOES
FOR NEW SPRING WEAR
Mon’s white canvas
oxfords, button and
blucher .. .. $3.00
Order By Mail
What you want or see ad
vertised. Our Mail Order
Department is most com
plete.
I Wilmington 1,770
Sumter 1.483
Local Results.
I l»v# 1.51 ft
Clark 1,085
! Boys 110
WEALTH OF HAIR
Pariaian Sage Makea Thin
Lifeless Hair Soft and
Abundant.
Keautlful hair, fluffy, lustrous,
abundant and free from dandruff, Is
one of woman's greateat charms—lt's
her main delight—yet so msny of ths
fair sea have streaked, thin and life
less hair, and think there Is no rem
edy. Beautiful hair la largely a mat
ter of attention. Parisian Sage fre
quently applied and well rubbed Into
the scalp works wonders. Try It to
day, and you will be surprised with
the reault—-not only will ths hair be
come abundant, soft, fluffy, radhint
with life, but really doubly beautiful.
Parisian Huge supplies hair and scalp
needs. It surely removes dandruff with
one application, atopa Itching head and
cleanses the hair of all dirt and ex
cessive oil.
All drug and toilet counters sell
Parialnn Huge in fifty rent bottles
Look for the trade mark—" The Oirl
with the Auburn Hair." Try at least I
one bottle from T. O Howard. H*
will refund the money If you are not
autlafted.
Now English lasts
in oxfords, patent,
gunmetal and tan $5
Weather —* r —FAIR
O' STORE
FOR MEN
MEN ’
Will find the largest variety of
New Spring Suits
The latest and most attractive
Easter Togs at
MCCREARY’S
“HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES”
Woodward Contracting Co.
L. W. Woodward, Mgr.
405 Leonard Building.
6eneral Constractors. Phone 2968.
KENNY’S COFFEES ARE THE BEST
Mocha, per lb.. . Laguayra, per lb.. 30^
lb 35 < High ° rad 2 V
Manaeaiba, per lb. 30£ Bour Santos ...
Bogota, per lb.. . Rio,
Phone No. 601.
The Herald is the Paper sh the Home
Roys’ Oxfords, pat
ent and gunmetal,
for $2.00 and $2.50
...OAY. APRIL 3.
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A Columbia
Medallion
Is given away free with
every purchase of $lO in
our store. Preserve your
likenesses in that way.