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Husband and Wife Both
Saved From Suffering
I wl»li to tel! wm tlu' good result*
tip self iiml huehaß'l received from l»r
Kilmer’s Nwump Hooi Alwhii eleven
vearz Hir.i 1 had a gevrre attack of Ist
Grippe and wm confined to rnv bed
about eight we«k* under thi* doctor*
rare H<< pronounced my ease kidney
trouble and rhcomntlzm iind not re
eel vine <be results from the dortor’a
treatment I ahould have received, I
derided to try Bwanp-Root, After
taking several bottles of Swamp-Root
I was able t . yet up and attend to my
work. About a year Inter my hits
band was affected with a sever* at
tack of I In v trouble anil doctored
for aom« time with the doctors and
received no benefit Knowlna of the
good I had received, he decided to
try Swamp-Root. Ills condition was
such that he mas confined to hts tied
and worda cannot tell how he auffer
ed, hot afti-r t«kln« Swamp* Root he
was relieved so he could go on with
his work without pain I wish to
heartily recommend Swnmi Root to
all peraons nTfllcled with kidney and j
bladder troubles and yon may pub j
llth this letter If you wlah.
Youra truly,
MRS A K. BRIOGB.
Bid red, Pa.
Sworn and subscribed to before me,
this 25th dav of May, 1 f*l2
IRA MCCARTHY.
Notary Public.
Letter to
Dr. Kilmer A Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for
You.
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co ,
Binghamton N Y . for a sample *i*e
beitle It will convince anyonp You
a 111 a so receive a booklet of valuable
It foi million, tolling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, bn sure
and mention The Augusta Dally Her
a d Regular fifty-cent and one-dol
lar size bottles for sale at all drug_
fttOK'S.
FUMED SUICIDE
? MONTHS AGO
Former Macon Bartender
Spread Papers on Floor, Lay
Down on Them, Shot Self.
Macon, Ca. .1 K. hivli, aged Of
yejiric.' end until iwrttlly employed aa
a bartender nt tin* near beer aalnnn
run by M lit m«, on ltridge How.
committed aulcide yeaterday by alntot-
Inc hlmaelf through me ‘.end.
Apparr nil v tbe old man had been
making preparation* for the deed for
nt h d a uion'ii Three weeka ago
he look an old i-lntol from n bureau
drawer. took It -part and oiled It «nd
then put the |«tng bn< k together attain
Tueaday morning, while hla aon, led*
Pdf lb. waa eleeptng. Oavla aroae front
hla bed. aproafl newapnpera about the
floor and placing the platol to hla
bead Iliad the fatal ahot. lie lived
far one hour.
Home time ago Pavla waa Indicted
for violating the elate prohibition law
and hla health alee failed him. lie had
often apoken to hla non about Ida eyea
telling him thHt he feared he »■««
going blind, nnd hud deelared aeveral
tltnea that he wan tired of living ami
that he u tahed It waa all over.
The dead man wun a native of
Tv Iris* eoitnty and hrd hern In Macon
only a few yearn. ttealdea hla aon.
with whon he roomed over the etnre
of J l,axunia. on Mulberry afreet, he
leavt » a daughter, who la nltrndlng a
Methodlat achool In North Carolina
Strengthens Waak and Tirad Woman
'1 waa under n great atrnln nuratng
a relative through three tnontha' alek
neea." wrlt«>a Mra. J. C. Nan De Sande.
of Kirkland. 111., and "Electric Hlllera
kepi me from breaking down. I will
never be without It." Po you feel tfred
and worn outT No appetite and food
won't digeat? It lan't the aprlng
weather. Tou need Eleeliie Itlltern
(Start a month'a treatment today; noth
ing better for atomarh, liver and kld
reya The great aprlng tonic. Relief
or money bach. 50c and 11.00, at you*
Druggist.
A HANDSOME COPPER BAS-RELIEF OF
MAJ. BUTT PRESENTED TO CITY TODAY
Is Gift of Temple Noyes Lodge, No. 32, F. A. A M., Wash
ington, D C., of Which the Lamented Augustan Was a
Member. Formally Accepted By Mayor Hayne This Morn
ing at Bon Air. Henry Lans burgh, of Washington, the
Original Donor.
A handsome almost life-sire copper
tablet, a re pro<l net lon of the late Ma
jor Archibald Willingham Hull, whose
memory reala deeply In the hearta of
Aucnttanr. was preaenled thla morn
in# bjr Temple Noyes Hodge. No. .12,
Free and Accepted Maaone of Wash
ington. |). to ftie city of Augusta
The preaentatlon was formally made
hy Worshipful Master I-eroy W. ller
hem, of Temple Noyea laidgc. In the
main lobby of the Hon Air hotel, where
the tablet stand* In prominent view
Mayor Hayne In behalf of the city, ac
cepted the gift In a itraeeful and ap
propriate manner
The presentation was scheduled to
take place at 11 o'clock. It was de
layed. however, and a* the memorial
hridge dedication exercises beitan at
noon It was made briefly The remarks
of both Mr. Herron and Mayor Hayne
the only speeches made, consumed not
more than ten minutes.
The reproduction was presented to
the Temple Noyea l-odge by Mr Henry
1-anshurg of Washington, the proprie
tor of a large department store and a
well known and well to do eltlaen.
with the axpresaed wish that It lie Riv
en In the eltlaena of Augusta by Tem
ple Noyea through Mr Herron
Telegram Read.
In presenting the magnificent re
production of Major Butt to the city,
Mr Herron read the following tele
gram, the receipt of which Monday
was his first knowledge of the beau
tiful gift from Mr Hansburg
“Washington, r>. C., April IS. 1914.
"Mr. I.erny W. Herron. Muster Tem
ple Noyes lavdge. Hon Air Haiti.
Augusta, flu
Appreciating the delightful evening
■pan* at the get-together meeting of
Society
MR. THOMAS W. HLACKSTONE
GRA.DUATF A IN PHARMACY.
The niinn.nus *rlenda of Mr. Thomas
W. Illttckalone arn congratulating him
on having passed the Georgia State
Hoard Itonrd of Pharmacy.
Mr Hlnekstone has a natural apti
tude for hie profession and by close
application to his studies while In Ma
con has qualified as one of the finest
pharmacists In the stale Fur the past
three years or more he has been asso
ciated with the Frost Pharmacy and Is
again with this up to date company,
and It Is a mailer of very general
rongralulatlori to all who know him
that he has permanently located In
gnnar bfor ln-8A Harengwe sh shh
Augusta.
Miss Ruth Hell, who Is making her
home with l>r and Mrs Alford on 'he
Hill, has as hnr guest Mlaa itrace Ham
aey of Grovetown
MEETING OF CHILD LIFE
CHAPTER.
The Augusta Chapter of the Amerl
nin Institution of Child l.lfc will meet
tomorrow, Thursday, afernoon at four
o’clock at the Tubman.
—Miss llelle Itlackstone left this
morning for for Mllledgtvllle, wdiere
she la to attend the Sunday school
Convention.
PEARCE SYMMS CARDS OUT.
Cards of Invitation have been sent
out by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kdward
Pearce to the marriage of their daugh
ter. Claude Rochelle to Miss Mar
lon Stovall Hynuti*. Wednesday
evening. April 2!Hh al half afler eight
o’clock at First Hahptist church.
Miss Georgia Hull Is visiting
friends In Columbia.
LAW POWERS WEDDING
THIS EVENING.
The marriage of Miss Kllen l.aw and
Mr. Frederick Powers, Jr., will he a
beautiful event of this evening, taking
place at First Itaptlat church, f>r. M.
Ashby Jones officiating After the
church ceremony the bridal par
ty will he entertained at the home of
Mr and Mrs. William A. I,aw on the
Hill, prevloue to the departure of Mr.
Powers and his bride on a wedding
journey.
Mr* A. J Hallnna la In Charleston
visiting friend* while In attendance at
the Ravenal-Kppes wadding this even
ing.
EPSILON PHI TO GIVE DANCE
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Thv Kpsllon Phi who always give
such drllghtfiil dances will entertain
tomorrow night al K of I' hall with an
Faster Dance which promises to he the
I pleasantest ever.
MANHATTAN CLUB TO
TO ENTERTAIN.
Friday night the Manhattan Club
will entertain their friend* at a dance
which they will give at the Armory.
Friends of Mr*. \V. 11. T. Walker
will regret Id learn that she la at Mar
garet Wright for treatment.
MYOSOTIB DANCE TONIGHT.
The Myosotla Chib will glee their last
dance of the neaaon tonight at the Ar
mory.
MIS LOWREY ENTERTAINS
FOR MISS PORTER AND
MISS PHINIZY.
One of the prettiest private lun
cheon* that has ever been given at the
Country Flub was the one at which
■Ml*a Margaret Lowrey enterained to
day In honor of Ml** Mary Porter
and Mlaa iHAetta Phlntzy. the other
guest* living Mlaa Porter's maids.
The table st which the eight guests
were sealed was exquisite In it*
adornment of spring flower*. In the
centre was a huge fancy basket of
growing ferns filled with gorgeous
spring flowers, Raster lilies and gor
geous tulips in varying tones of rose.
At each guests’a place was a fancy
basket filled with fragrant violets and
dainty little pink rosebuds, wlioch were
given as souvenirs of the delightful
occasion
Miss l.owrey received her guests
wearing a smart gown of dark green
tnffcla and an elegant little French
hat of tango tonea with a crown of
Temple Noyea l.cdße and the many
courtealea extended to me both at the
meeting and at the banquet, I desire
to present to you as master of Tem
ple Noyes Hodge, also Its officers and
members, a llfe-slxe reproduction of
Brother Major Archibald Butt, made
out of a single piece of copper, to be
presented through you In behalf of
Temple Noyes Hodge to the people of
Augusta. 1 have 'shipped by express
prepaid this day on 5 10 train due to
arrive In Augusta at 12 01 tomorrow,
direct delivery to your hotel. Beat
wishes to entire delegation
“HKNRY HANSBI'IItHI 1
In making the presentation Mr Her
| ro.i stated that he hoped that the city
would place the reproduction of Major
llutt In a prominent and conspicuous
i place In the cltV, to serve as a model
jto the young men of Augusta. that
they might follow the example he has
set.
City Appreciates.
The few words of Mayor Hayne ex
pressed the clty'*4ipproclHtlon of the
gift and stated that the donors could
rest assured that II would he placed In
a carefully selected spot The figure
will be moved from the hotel shortly
and a temporary location named. It
la officially slated that It will event
ually oecupy a plaee In the new city
hall, now the poatofflce building.
The figure of Major Butt la hammer
ed out of one aheei of copper and the
workmanship la of the very highest
class. It is surrounded by n rectan
gular frame about five inches wide
and made of copper also. The whole
bears a dull finish. The reproduction.
In bas-relief. Is a striking likeness of
Major Butt, clad In military uniform.
In a standing posture, and shows the
, entire figure.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTa, GA.
his ftrst year he should weigh three times hie weight et birth.
If your beby dost not weigh aa much as he should, there Is probably
something wrong with bis food. A baby that is getting proper nourishment,
the right amount of sleep, eserclee and fresh air, will be ruddy with health.
The beet food for baby it mother's milk. Bui if you can't nurse your
beby, use the one safe substitute and watch your baby grow strong.
Nestles Foocl
Is thv nasrvst thing thvrvls to mother’s
milk. Thv basis of Nsstld’s It purs
cow’s milk from sanitary dairies. The
Indigestible curd raesnt for the
calfe four etomeche lt made soil
and fleecy as In mother's milk, and
the special baby needs, not In cow's
milk, are added. To prepare. Just
add cold water and boll one minute.
Send the coupon for a free bos of
NeetlE'a—enough for twelve feedings
—and our book on the Care of Babies
—both free. The "Better Babies’*
Chart will alto be sent you. It tells
what your baby should weigh, how
white molru silk wrenthed In tnngo
gardenias.
Mlaa a gucata were Mias Por
ter, Mlaa I’hlnlsy, Mlaa Martha <'ole
man, Mra. Rob Nc.elv, Mlaa Kleanor
Teague. Ml** latum Tobin. Mias Geor
gia Hull, Mlaa Alice Hull
Acquitted of Murder; is
Charged With An Assault
Savannah, Ga.—Within I es* than
eight hours after hla trial and ac
quittal In the superior court for the
TERRIBLE ORDEAL
SAFELY ENDED
Broken in Health. Miserable,
Suffering, For a Score of
Years, Lady Came Safe
ly Through Ordeal.
Johnson's Rayou, I-a.—Mra. L, P.
Semar, of thin town, who has been in
a deplorable condition for years, now
makes the following statement, "I was a
great sufferer for 20 years, with pains
In my hack, right side, headache, and
lower bowels, was very Irregular, and
also suffered terribly at times, with
dizziness and faintness.
During this time, I tried six differ
ent doctors, hut could get no relief.
I heard of Cardui, the woman’s ton
ic, and began taking It. After having
taken a course of this treatment, (8
bottles), according to directions, I
feci no pain, am regular, am able to
do all of my work and. In fact, feel
like a new woman,
I can surely recommend Cardui, the
woman's tonic, to all women suffer
ing from female disorders.”
Cardui is the Ideal medicine for wo
men It Is prepared especially for wo
men. ami contains Ingredients which
act directly on the weak womanly or
gans, thus helping to liulld up, in a
gentle, natural way, the entire wo
monly constitution to a healthy con
dition.
The wonderful success which Oar
dut has attained In Its past 60 years
of continuous use. Is due principally
to its merit. It has helped many hun
dreds of thousands of weak women. It
will surely help you, too.
Try Cardui,
N. B. —Write to: Ladles’ Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga. Term., tor Special Instructions,
and 64-page took, "Home Treatment for
Women, sent In plain wrapper, on re
quest.
ONLY ONE
The Record in Augusta Is s Uniquo
Ons.
If the reader has a "bad back” or
any kidney Ills and la looking for an
effective kidney medicine, better depend
on the remedy endorsed by people you
know Bonn's Kidney Fills have giv
en grfnl satisfaction In auch cases.
Augusta clllxena testify to this. Here
Is a vase of It:
Mrs Walter Harmon, 124? Broad
St.. Augusta, tin., says: ”1 had been
having a lot of trouble with my back
and often It gave out completely. I
couldn't even wash the dishes or tidy
the house. 1 was so miserable. The
pain bothered me at night and kept
me awake a great deal 1 often had
duty spells and sometimes my sight
was affected I had read a lot about
Ibutn's Kidney Fills being a good kid
ney remedy and 1 got some from
Frost's Pharmacy. 1 could tell that
they were helping me right away and
I was soon rid of the ailments. Those
who need a good kidney medicine
should certainly take Doan’s Kidney
should ccrlsoo 11-akagtv long 'SI-1 Yw-
Pllla.''
Price r.oc at all dealers. 1 Vm't simply
ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Har
mon had. Koater-Mtlhurn Co, Props,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Does your baby
weigh as much
as he should?
ARE his little legs and arms
as plump as they should
be? Is his little body round
and chubby? Are his cheeks
rosy and his eyes sparkling
with health?
When your beby It elt month!
old he should weigh twice as much
as he did when born. At the end of
tall he should be, what cheat, arm
and leg measurements be should
have, how large his head should be,
etc. Meeture your baby by thia chart
and tea how ha compares with tbe
modern standards of baby health.
Bend tbe coupon today.
N^3TUPS FOOD COMPANY.
Woolworth Bldg.. New York
Pluit •rod me, PRKR. your kook and
trial package
A OHM •e t sees******eee **********eeeeeeeeee ee
Add* til
killing of "laughing" Charles Barbour,
restaurant keeper, Walter B. Hrooks,
ex-policeman, wait In custody of the
police charged with assaulting W. R.
Kallarrt. aged 60 yeara, In hla place
of business, at 6:30 o'clock yesterday
morning. Mallard Is confined to his
home, and hla condition Is reported us
serious.
In hts statement to tKe police Brooks
claimed self-defense and insisted that
the old man fired on him with a re
volver without provocation. He said
he wont to Ballard’s place of business
early thia morning to bid hla little
girl goodbye, us he was leaving for
Charleston to go to work in the navy
yard. Ballard says Brooks threatened
to kill him.
A SHOW GIRL’S LAMENT,
In the days of my youth
When the women wore clothes
That covered and hid ’em
From chin pleeu to toes.
The queen of butdesque
Who In tights dared to pose
Has considered a masculine treat.
Hut today when the garments
Are sliced full of Vs;
One slice at the neck
Anti one at the knees.
When the skirts are so tight
That tlie girls dassent sneeze
Just think what extremes
We must reach. If you please,
To coax the men In from the street.
—Detroit Free Press.
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We Ret a good deal of satisfaction
out of this value for the money way of do
ing business. It's very nice to feel that
every time we sell a pair of Walk-Over
Shoes we are giving full value for your
money.
FOR MEN - FOR WOMEN
| CALLAHAN'S /
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■k Shoe il
■MI Httk Am !■
ATTRACTIVE
NEW HATS
Largest variety of
new style straws
and Spring felt
shapes.
Stetson and other
famous makes.
$3.00 to 55.00
McCreary's
“Home of Good Clothss”
GLORIOUS HAIR
Always Attracts—Use Parisian
Sage. Thin Or Faded Hair
Becomes Abundant and
Radiant With Life.
Girls and women of all ages want to
he charming, beautiful and attractive
—it’s their birthright—but unsightly,
thin and lifeless hair destroys half the
beauty of a pretty face.
If your hair is not attractive, is fall
ing out, streaky, full of dandruff, too
dry or if the scalp itches and burns,
don’t delay—use Parisian Sage. Rub
It well Into the scalp. It will go right
to the hair roots, nourish them, and
stimulate the hair to grow strong and
luxuriant. Parisian Sage removes
dandruff with one application and
cleanses the hair of dirt, dust and ex
cessive oil.
Parisian Sage gives the hair just
what Is needed to make It soft fluffy,
thick and gloriously radiant. It is soid
in fifty cent bottles only by T. G.
Howard, and at all drug and toilet
counters Look for the trade-mark
“Girl with the Auburn Hair.” Accept no
substitute. I
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BAILIE
EDELBLUT
FURNITURE
COMPANY
Special Thursday
Sale on Porch
Rockers and
Hammocks
$2.50 Rockers $1.98
$3.50 Rockers $2.50
$4.50 Rockers $3.25
$6.00 Rockers $5.00
$4.00 liannuiicks
at :$2.75
$5.00 Hammocks
at $3.75
$6.00 Hammocks
at $4.50
$7.00 Hammocks
t $5.25
Watch Sunday’s ad.
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/EDNESDAY. APRIL 15.
Special for
This Week
Castleberry
& Wilcox
. TWO STORES
Phones 3166 3167.
616 Broad
Phone 6746 6747.
Summerville.
Best Creamery But
ter, in pound cartons,
a Iflr
pound %/vrv
Cooked Brains fit
you are not using
these you are missing
sotmething d
good. A can .. *
Empress Brand Cali
fornia Aspa ra g us,
white and tender.
T »o 25c
cans
Best Wiennies, *f C..
a pound .... * ***•
Cormelo Brand Ha
waiian Sliced Pine
apple, extra large
cans. ORr
A can
California Table
Peaches, packed in
thick syrup. RRf
2 cans «J*/C
White Roe Shad, fine
for salad, milder
flavor than Salmon.
lr 25c
Bowling Club Sar
dines. These are nine.
2 cans ORr
for
We have the agency
for Stone’s Wrapped
Cakes. These cakes
are made with best
eggs and butter. Bet
ter and far cheaper
than making cake at
home. If you are not
already using them,
just try one, any
kind, and you are a
regular customer. Six
kinds —Golden Sun
beam, Silver Slice,
Mephisto, Raisin,
Spanish and Creole
Fruit. A 1
cake *
We are agents for
Chase & Sanborn’s
Coffees and Teas.
There is no better
Coffee in the world
than Chase San
born’s. Per pound,
30c, 35c, 40c
We Give Purple
Trading Stamps.
Stamps also given on
30 day accounts when
paid by tbe 10th.
We deliver anywhere
Good Accounts *
Solicited.
Castleberry
& Wilcox
TWO STORES
616 Broad
Summerville.
Same value, same
service, both store,*.