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WEDNESDAY. APRIL tt. Society FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH EASTER EGG HUNT. Thin afternoon at four o'clock hi the court house yard the Vaster egg hunt given each year by the ladle* of the Christian church will ha an event moat attractive. * Hundred* of freah eggs from the country have been secured and rtain- Ul» colored which have bnn hldilen about the law n to be {Recovered by the little folk us they run about filling their basket*. Among them la thn wonderful "goltfep egg" which wins the first prise. Admtasion Is btit ten cents, and can dy. cake and cream will be on sale. Send the children. DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY MEET TOMORROW. The regular monthly meeting of Chanter A. Daughters of the Confed eracy. will be bold tomorrow, Thurs day afternoon at four thirty o’clock at Confederate llali. All members arc requested in attendance. PORTER-PHINI2Y WEDDING CARDS OUT. Cards of Invitation were aer.t out today by Mr and Mr-. I IfUStll* Hurt Porter e„ the marriage of their daugh ter. Mary Paxson to Mr. Ferdinand Phtnizy, on the evening of Wednes day, April Hth. at eight thirty o'clock at St. Paul church. There are no reception cards, and only the two families wilt he enter tained after the church ceremony. WIVOSOTIS CLUB TO GIVE DANCE. The Myosntls Glut will give one of their delightful lances Thursday even ing of next week. IMPORTANT MEETING. Members of Textile Union No. l.'ta*. will moet tonight at eight o’clock at Kl I'.veil's hall. EASTER EGG HUNT. The Pythian Sisters will have their Faster egg hunt at May Park Thurs day afternoon, beginning at three thirty o’clock. Every child in the city Is given a cordial invitation to he present and enjoy the hunt. AMATEUR PLAY FOR BENEFIT OF THE CHILDREN’S HOME. A number of the enterprising young girls in the neighborhood of the Chil dren's Home, realizing what a deserv ing institution the Home is, and in what need of money th managent is. are aranglng to present a clever littlo play entitled “Philly's inheritance.” the proceeds derived from the sale of tickets to be given to the Home. Thursday nigdl of next week,'April lkth, is the date of the play and those who anticipate attending are asked to secure their tickets of Airs. Hol lingsworth. , BOYS’ MISSION BAND TO HAVE EASTER EGG HUNT. ►.The Boys’ Mission Band of ,thfi First Presbyterian Church wit) hav t their Ea3ter egg htjnt tomorrow, Thursday, afternoon at 4 o’eloc otr the church lawn. Everybody is invit ed to be present. •\IIZPAH CIRCLE TO MEET. The Mi/.pah Circle of tlio King's The Secret of Health is Elimination of Waste Every business man knows how difficult it is to keep the pigeon holes and drawers of his desk free from the accumulation of useless papers. Every housewife knows how difficult it is to keep her home free from the accumulation of all manner of useless things. So it is with the body. It is difficult to keep it free from the accumulation of waste matter. Unless the waste is promptly eliminated the machin ery of the body soon becomes clogged. This is the beginning of most human ills. DR PIFRCE’S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY -* (In Tablet or Liquid Form) Assists the stomach in the proper digestion of food, which is tamed into health sustaining blood and all poisonous waste matter ia speedily disposed of through Nature’s channels. It makes men and women clear-headed and able-bodied—restores to them the health and strength of youth. Now is the time for your rejuvenation. Send 50 cents for a trial box of this medicine. Send 31 ono-e.nt .tamp, for Dr. Pfare.’i Common Sense Medical Adviser—looß petes—worth $2. Always handy in ceso of family illness. The Difference M, { Between the “up-to-date” aqwvlV. 1 and the “out-of-date” * You needn’t watch this Range. You can trust it. Sit in the cool while it Ff does the work. TVllekS mcess COPPER-BEAJUNO IRON RANGES have patented points that insures far greater effici ency, economy and comfort than can be found in other ranges. iHeat slays in the range and Temperature even and eoneie oat of the kitchen. lent with less fuel Pipe back of warming closet, Reservoir adjoins Tire box. hot essening heat radiation. water instantaneously. Made from copper bearing iron that insures added life and ser vice. It looks as good as it acts. ''Ask the cook. If your deal er can’t show you a Princess, write us. Allen Manufacturing Company, Nashville, Tenn. il Daughters will meet Friday afternoon at I o’clock at the Y. W. C. A. CIVIC AND PUBLIC HEALTH COMMITTEES OF WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET. Mrs Warren Walker, chairman o! the civic department of the Woman * Club, and Mrs. Greenville Talbott, <>[ the public health committee, will hold tin Important joint meeting of the two departments Thursday Hfternoon at 4 o'clock at Confederate Hall They request all the captains and lieuten ants. and all who assisted In the clean-up campaign, to meet with them. MRS. ROBERT COTHRAN SOPRANO OF REID MEMORIAL CHOIR. Mrs. Hoberl Cothran's beautiful so prano voice will be heard Easter Bun day at both the morning and evening services at the Reid Memorial Church, when she will sing ’’Eight of the World" and "Easter Tide" as solos. Mrs. Cothran has a beautiful soprano voice, which has been carefully train ed, and she will prove spiito an ac quisition to the choir, with which she will from now on he identified. MAY RP DOUBLE WEDDING. It is rumored that Misr Helen Woodrow Bones, cousin of -the presi dent and companion of ills two dmigh oers. is engaged to Dr. Cary Grajson, U. S. .V. the president's private phy sictim. There may not he a triple wed ding in the White House, or even a double wedding. But the general gos sips of the social whirl have already begnn to chatter about Dan Cupid's probable power of breaking the record this year with a double or a triple ceremony.—Exchange, ■*—Miss Florence Mannion and Miss Lleberman, two very attractive and charming young Brooklynites, arc guests of Mrs. E. J. Doris at her home on the Hill —Miss Ada Bryan’s friends will re gret to learn of her indisposition. —The hosts of friends of Mr At. Al bert llushton will regret to learn that he is 111 with a nervous breakdown at his country heme near Wheeless. Altn. Joseph Ferst has returned to Savannah after a brief visit with her daughter, Mrs. Moses Devy. —Dr. W. H. Doughty’s Triends are delighted to see him out after his re cent severe Illness. —Air. Robert Erwin, of Hartford. Conn, and Mr. Hubert Neville, of England, are the house guests of Air. and Airs. Frank E. Freining. —Mr. Samuel Parrish closed his winter home.on the Hill today, and to the regret of his many friends who have enjoyed his stay here, left for Uis home in Southampton. <— Mrs. Evers, oT Poston, arrived to day for a visit with her sister. Airs. M. F. M e Dade. —Miss Lucia Parker, of Greenville, S. C., will arrive next week for a visit with Miss Marlon Fleming. Friends of Mrs. Mary Emma Walker are very pleased to see her out after her recent illness. —Mrs. Bessie Biggar left today for Hendersonville, N. C., where she will spend several months. —Mrs. Inman Chase, who is visiting M-iss Isabelle Graham, will return to .Marietta Friday. Addrt-uiDr.V.M. IHcroe. BuJToUI.S.y. | Nadine Face Powder / T 1 {ln Grttn Boat* Only ) Keeps The v- *2* Complexion Beautiful Boft and velvety. Money back if not an tlrely pleased. Nadine I* pure anil tiarm traa. Adhere* until waalied off. Prevent* Munburn *nd return of di*oolor*tion*. A million delighted u*er» prove It* value. Tint** Fl**h, Pink. Brunette, Whit* By Tof/ef Countees or Mail. SOc. National Toilet Company, Paris, T.nn. INSPECTING THE CHJIMD Committee From the Directors of the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company Left This Morning on Special Train. A committee of the directors of the Georgia Railroad asid Banking Com pan.v left this morning on a special train to Inspect the road. The com mittee Is composed of Mr. W. .1. 110 l llngsworth, chairman, and Miji.srs. H. C. Boardman and Leonard Phlnizy. As their expert, the committeemen carried Mr J. A. Griffin, superin tendent. of malntenance-of-way of the Georgia, Southern and Florida rail road, with headquarters aLMacon The committee is expected to he gone two days and while away will inspect bridges, culverts, depots, track* and other properties of the road. A report will be made by this com mittee to the annual convention of the stockholders on the 13th of May, next. An- annual inspection trip is made by the directors' committee so as to ascertain Just how the lessees are handling the road's property. HOLE OVER BESERVE CITIES Resolution to Investigate Selection Goes Over Senators Hoke Smith, Williams and Ransdell Talk. Washington.—After hot debate be tween Southern senators, the first move to Investigate the selection n( the twelve regional reserve cities ol the new banking system was made in the senate today, Senator Hitchcock, democrat, Introducing a resolution railing on the organization commit tee for all its data and the reasons upon which it based Its conclusions selecting the reserve districts, Under objection by Senator Swanaon, demo crat, it went over until tomorrow. Warm Discussion. The resolution came as the sequel to discussion between Southern sena tors over the selections of Atlanta and Dallas as against New Orleans. .Sen ator Ransdell declared an effort would he made to overturn the selections bj appeal to the federal reserve boetfd. He presented the resolution passd by a New- Orleans imiHS meeting charging the cities were selected on grounds of political expediency and personal ad vantage and aggrandisement. He then i ndeavored to have printed In the use ords arguments made for New Orleans before the organization committee'. Senator Martin of Virginia objected to "cluttering up the record with the claims of all these cities." Have Become Hysterical. "The people of New Orleans have become hysterical, and are taking themselves too seriously," asserted Senator Martin. "The people of New Orleans are very much aroused.” returned Sena tor Ransdell. "They propose to get this matter finally settled by the fed eral reserve board when It is appoint ed. They propose to set aside this preliminary decision and they are try ing to lay tile foundation for thal ac tion before the American people." Spirited controversy among Sena tors Ransdcdt, Martin and Hitchcock was Interrupted by Senator Williams of Mississippi. Foolish Democrats. "The poor old foolish democratic party,” lie said, "is going through the same old game she goes through with whenever she comes into power. Why, if the twelve apostles were on this committee and settled these reserve cities with divine inspiration, there would be some seurrtlloua criticism.” Senator Williams added that a reso lution should to- passed calling on the organization committee for arguments made before It, its conclusions and reasons for them. The report, he said, should he printed as a public docu ment for use of the federal reserve board. Senator Hoke argued to sup port the selection of Atlanta and the incident rested with Senators Swan son and Sheppard trying to gel Into the record arguments for Richmond and Dallas. Senator Williams object ed, and Senator Swanson declared he would rend his into the record latcf in the day. “WHY GOD GAVE THE TEN COMMANDMENTS” THEME Rev. Geo. E. Davis Preaches at Second Baptist Church To night. Services End Friday. Rev, Geo. E. Davis is reaching many people by his able -ertnons at the Second Baptist Church, corner of D’Antignac and Eleventh street*. .At the services last night the house was almost filled and Mr. Davis held the people s; ellbound for almost forty minutes with his splendid sermon on "Big Man, Little God.” It was one of the most eloquent ap peals ever heard in the church. Th'-re were many who pressed forward after the sermon and asked to he remem bered in prayer. The door of the church was opened and five applied for membership. The services will close Friday night. At the service tonight Mr. Davis will preach on “Why God Gave the Ten Commandments.'’ The pastor urges the members of fHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. thr> church and his friends to he on hand at each service. The remaining hours of the meeting will b- the most helpful of all, and you will find a warm welcome. ‘ THE CONFESSION OF SIN” TONIGHT AT ST. JOHN’S Address of Much Interest to Be Delivered By Rev. S. P. WiKffins. Public Invited. ”It Is very evident that the revival services are doing much good at St. John’s," said the patuor, Rev. 8. P- Wiggins, this morning. "The Binging of Mr. Milam is a Joy Hair Tinting Made Easy Many thousands of women have put up with streaked and gray hair be cause they knew of no absolutely safe way to overcome this robber of youth and attractiveness. After all, one of the chief pleasures In life la that of appearing In as at tractive a manner as possible. "Brownatone” Hair Stain will help you in Just lids emergency. -With It you can touch up the gray spots In stantly—or you can In a few momenta time give to your hair that rich, soft brown, so much to he admired. Or, you can make It u glossy hla< k If you prefer. All this without the pos sibility dt detection, failure or harm to either hair or scalp. • No previous experience whatever Is necessary when you use "ISrownw tone.” Just brush or comb It Into the hair. A sample and a booklet will be sent you upon receipt of 10 cents, * All of the leading drug stores sell “Brownatone.” Two sizes, 25c. and SI.OO. Two shades one for golden or medium brown, and the other for dark brown or Mark. Insist on “lirownatonc” at your hairdresser's. Prepared by the Kenton I’harmacal Co. 512 K Pike HI,, Covington, Ky. Hold and guaranteed In Augusta by Green & Horsey Itrug Co., Frost's Pharmacy., and other leading deal ers. ANDREWS BROS. COMPANY 780 BROAD STREET Double Purple Stamps Given Before Noon A World of Dining Tables at factory Cost Hundreds have already voted this the greatest of table sales. It started Monday and a perfect stream of tables has been leaving our warehouse ever since. Already it has proved itself not only our best, but our biggest and most successful sale. It is larger in quantity and variety than ever before. These tables are of the same high standard we sell the year round. Tables better than the ordinary sorts, not only on account of good workmanship, but because of the specially good styles. The savings are a third to one half. This is perhaps the greatest merchandising event of the whole year. It is vast in magnitude, unrivaled in value giving. It is in full sway now, and no one with a table need will wisely miss this opportunity. Prices Range From $6.74 to $24.95 Wo also have a largo quantity of Tables with plafond bases, mounted on claw oy scroll tfeei, in quartered oak or Veneered Mahogany, beautifully grained, ranging in prices from $7.98 t<»535.00 Our Housefurnishing Club Plan • You pay the same as for cash, every piece of Kuril it lire, Roll of Matting, pair oT Curtains, and every other article in our Furniture Department is marked in plain figures, one price to all, hence no exorbitant price is asked on account of your buying on the Houscfumishing Club Plan. A small fee of $3.00 on every hundred is charged Purple Stumps are given on monthly payments, almost entirely offsetting this fee. It enables you to buy a whole suite at a time nr make any other larger investment than you ordinarily would or could, and pay by the month. It is dignified and ooiivenient. to the people. Up him a miignlfleent voice, and believe* In using largely the Brand old hymn* or the churcti And It la verv manifest that the people prefer those old gospel *ongH which have filled multitude* with the hope and comfort of salvation.” Mr, Wlggin* will uac na hla theme tonlht, "The Confession of sin.” Per haps no subject Is of more practical Interest to the people. He slso announces a special serv Ice for mothers and daughter* Tor Thursday afternoon at. 1 o’clock, and a service for hoys and Kiris on Fri day afternoon, at t o’clock. Mr. Wiggins Is Kreatly pleased over the success of the street meetings, which thp ministers are holding every on at the corner of Broad and Camp bell streets, at f, o’clock. Dr Hamby will preach today. Tin hour Is fi o’clock. RUN OlTOfl GOVERNORSHIP Will Probably Be Necessary to Vote Again For Alabama Executive on May 11th, Birmlnflham, Ala.—Additional re turns today from Monday’s state-wide democratic primary Indicated that a runoff vote in the primary of May 11 will he necessary to decide the gubernatorial nomination. While for mer Gov. B B. Comer continued to lead his nearest opponent for the of fice, Charles Henderson, by a good margin, It appeared almost certain that his vote would not total a ma jority. Comer's plurality over Hen derson today was estimated at 10,- 000, Outdistanced. H. F. Kolb, who on early returns promised to closely contest with Hen derson the privilege of opposing Co mer in The May 11 primary, apparent ly had h'-en outdistanced. Frank S. White apparently had been nomlnSi ed Tor the short term in the United States senate, late returns In creasing bis lead over Kay Uushton Tables like llm accompanying cuts can be had in all si/.cs from T 2 inches in diameter, extending to (I feet, to 54 inches in di ameter, ex - tending to S feet, M a d e in imitation or solid quartered oak. and Watt T. Brown. Previous Indica tion* of a majority of 25,000 for Con gtessman Oscar W. Underwood over Congressman Richmond I’ttw’son Hob son for the long term senatorial nom ination wire unchanged by Into re-, turn* Bankhead Lose*. The nomination or Wm, 11. Oliver over Wm B. Bankhead lor congress In the Sixth dletrirt seemed practi cally assured today. The rare In the Ninth dlHtrici be tween Geo. Huddleston and Nathan Miller, and that in t,he Eighth ills- Even ware you sure of getting absolutely pure mlllc, still It would not do for your baby. 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Taylor ap i arently has been defeated for re nomlnatlon In th First district by Os »-ar 1,. Gray. Representative* In all other districts have been re-noml n a ted. CAufioN. M. D- Would you have the price ts I said you needed an operation? Manning Would you say I needed an operation If you thought 1 didn’t have the price?—Life. Do you know why cows * milk will not do for your baby ? Many mothers who cannot nurse their babies think that cows’ milk is a safe substi tute. But it is not. You can't depend on (jetting cows’ milk fresh arid pure. Nearly all milk is 30 hours old when you get it. There are but 8 clean dairies In every 100, arid so many eowe infected with tubercu losis, you esn’t be sure that the milk you get is free from these dangers. fng to modern health standards. Ses whether your baby weighs as much as he should, end whether bis meas urements are up to the standard of a a baby his age. 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