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FRIDAY. APRIL 17. BOYS’ BLUE SERGE SUITS at $3 98 to $?.98 Splendidly made, of fine wearing serges—in the new Bulgarian, Norfolk and double-breasted models. Suits for boys of Bto 18 years. No-Sir-Ee!—Couldn’t, Keep This Man Away! He Was Here the First Day-and He’s Back Again! For Tomorrow Will Be a Great* Day of This Sale of 2158 Men's and Young Men’s Spring Suits All Wool Garments, Strictly Tailored, At SIO.OO and $14.75 SIO.OO for the usual $17.50 New Spring Suits SIO.OO for the usual $20.00 New Spring Suits $14.75 for the usual $27.50 New Spring Suits Every Suit in this entire lot made by expert Union Tailors. Every garment strictly hand tailored. —Hard to tell just how the score stands now on the remain ing suits on hand. They’ve gone like “wild fire” and it will be many a day before you mfen will have another opportunity to buy new suits like these—made in Syracuse, N. Y.— at such tre mendous savings. Among the Many Styles Are to be Found:— TWO - BUTTON SACK SPRING SUITS, THREE EUTTON SPRING SUITS. FOUR BUTTON SPRING SUITS, And As For The Fabrics, Please Note!— Newest Tweeds, Newest Casslmeres, The savings are real-genuine-the greatest saving on a suit-the average amounts to $12.35. Tomorrow-Another 3,000 Men's Shirts at 55c! * » —A third shipment of brand-new Spring Shirts for men that came too late to be included in last week’s tremendous sale. So we place them on sale tomorrow, bright and early, at:— New Spring Striped Madras Shirts New Spring Striped Percale Shirts New Spring Shirts With Plaited Bosoms Plenty of Soft 5 h rts With French Guffs. Plenty of Soft Shirts With Attached Cutis, Plenty of Soft Shirts With Plain Bosoms. COMMITTEE TO GO TO CAPITAL? Messrs. R Roy Goodwin, Nisbet Wingfield and F. B. Pope May Go to Washington on Levee Appropriation Mat ter. At a meeting of the River and Ca nal Commission held this morning it was dclded that it might be neces sary to send a committee on to Wash ington to take up with the war de partment and congress the question of appropriating for the levee. In the event it is decided to send a commit tee Chairman Thomas Barrett will appoint Messrs. R Roy Goodwin, Nis bet Wingfield and F. B. Pope. The question of a survey by the board of engineers is said to be the obstacle in the way of an appropria tion at this session of congress. It will be the purpose of the com mittee to remove this obstacle if pos sible so that the appropriation can be secured at this session. LEFT HIM CIGAR MONF'C Chicago Oliver W Norton, a weal thy Chicago manufacturer, was noti fied today of a bequest of $250 to be dedicated t» purchase of cigar-' The monev was willed to iilm by Mrs Elizabeth (’. Vincent, who died recently. The wllj. provides: "To Oli ver VV. Norton to be expended for the best, cigars he can buy, I give and be qtiath $250.” Newest Serges, Newest Worsteds, All Sizes-Stouts 9 Lon This Season's Newest Negligee Shirts. This Season’s Newest Colorings. Shirts Cut Full and Large. RED CROSS SENDS RELIEF TO FLOODED DISTRICT Washington—At the request, of Rep resentative Aswell, the American Red Cross today ordered the dispatch of clothing, provisions and seed to 2S families —about 150 persons—whose farms have ben inundated for the third time in three years by the Red River, near Markirvllle, l.a, RESINOL WILL HEAL YOUR SKIN Stops Itching Instantly and Clears Away Unsightly Eruptions. No matter how long you Suv- been tortured and disfigured by itching, burning, raw or scaly skin humors, just put a little of that soothing, antiseptic Restnol Ointment on the sores and the suffering stops right there! Healing be gins that very minute, and your skin gets well so quickly you feel ashamed of the money you threw away on useless, tedious treatments. Resincl is also an excellent household remedy for plmpic?, dandruff, sores, burns, bruises, boils. and for a score of other uses where a soothing, healing ap plication is needed. It. contains noth ing of a harsh ot injurious nature and .an be used with confidence on the tenderest or most irr-tatel surface. Practically over - druggist sells Rcsinol Ointment fSflo and Ji.Ob’,. and Reslnol 5,.-ip 1 25 c.) For trill free, write to Dep*. r,-n. Itestr.d, Hulttmorc Md. Ask for ftcr by name and thus avoid ■'sub stitutes.” LOWEST PRICES OUR CHIEF ATTRACTIONS SCHNEIDER’S THE PEOPLE'S STORE - A STORE FOR EVERYBODY Newest Pin Stripes, Newest Black and White Stripes, 55c ALL SIZES PROMOTION FOR MB. BURWELL Augusta Agent of Southern Express Company Become Inspector of Service. Mr. John R. Wofford Successor. Mr. E. C. Burwell, for jeara the popular and efficient agent of the Southern Express Company at Augus ta, has been promoted to tho posi tion of inspector of service. It is probable that his headquarters will be in Atlanta. Mr. .John R. Wofford, formerly in spector of messenger service with headquarters in Savannah, has arriv ed ,ln Augusta to take charge of the Augusta agency. Mr. Wofford Is ari experienced man In the express busi ness and will doubtless make his company a very able a>wnt here. Mr. Burwell Is receiving a splendid promotion an l while ills many friend will regret to learn that his new po sition will take him away from Au gusta a considerable portion of his time, still he will be able to come here frequently and will retain this city as his home. RECALCITRANT WITNESSES. Washington. All recalcitrant wit nesses before the interstate commerce commission's inquiry into financial operations of the Billiard Co., with the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad, have agreed to testify fully concerning the facts in their posses sion and to produce the books and pa -1 tiers of the Billiard Company. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. $14.75 for the usual $22.50 New Spring Suits $14.75 for the usual $25.00 New Spring Suits —But for the benefit of those who will come tomorrow we say there will be no disappointments, for at thi3 writing we are reasonably safe in asserting that there will be on hand, bright and early in the morning, suits for all men—and all sizes. s ami BZe For the Usual SI.OO Spring Shirts For the Usual $1.25 Spring Shirts For the Usual $1.50 Spring Shirts MIT MONTHS' YET FRANK CASE ; Long Processes of Litigation to Follow Stay of Execution i Set For Today. j Atlanta, Ga. The execution of Leo 1 IM. Frank for the murder of Mary HAVE PRETTY HAIR Soft, Fluffy, Abundant Use Parisian Sage. It Stops Fall ing Hair and Itching Scalp. | If your hair is not as soft and ! heavy as that of some friend, do not despair—do as she does—give It dally attention. Beautiful hair Is largely a I matter of care. If it Is too thin, ' make it grow. If It. Is harsh and brit tle, soften it up—lubricate it. if you have damlrurr it is because the scalp is too dry aud flakes off. Freshen tip the scalp with Parisian Sage and all dandrufi disappears. Parisian Sage, sold id fifty cent, bot tles at drug and toilet counters, Is Just what you need. It quickly stops Itching head, cleanses the hair of dust and excessive oil; takes away the dryness and brittleness, makes it seems twice as abundant, and beauti fies it until it Is soft, fluffy and lus trous. You cannot he disappointed is Pa risian Sage. Always sold by T. G. Howard on money back If not satis fied plan. Newest Black and White Mixtures, Newest Black and Blue Serges, nlars Phagan, which nlul been set for noon today will at least bn delayed many months by the action of attorneys yesterday, in tin- opinion of legal au thorities here. It was pointed out today that a tedious process of litlga-- tlon which may include a decision by the supreme court of the Unite-) States will now be necessary before the last recourse to save the con victed factory superintendent's life has been exhausted. Attorneys for Frank w«e quoted today as saying that the report of Wm. .1 Burns, who Investigated the murder at the Instance of the prls- I oner’s friends probably would tie ! placed In their hands for the hearing Mat/ Help if You Have Tuberculosis Proper diet, fresh air and temperate habits aid persons suffering from Tuber culosis. Often more Is needed. Reports shew that ICektmin's Altera: Ive his brought about many recoveries. Head what It did In this c re. Madison Bake Minn. “Gentlemen: In lierembev, 1 tins, I wis taken with hemorrhages of the lungs, which confined me several weeks, each time to rny bed. My doetor advised me to go West. In November I started for Denver, Col. After my arrival I met Michael Brody, who, upon learning of mv cond'tlon. urged me to lake IC< k niun's Alterative, I kepi on taking the medicine and Improved fast. In Match, ism, I returned home. lam entirely well’ have a good appetite and sleep well When I left Denver my weight was I*o pounds. I now weigh 165, iny nor mal we’ght. I thank Hod end your Al fernt vc for my health,” (Abbreviated) (Affidavit) PAC'D D, FASNACHT. H'kman> Alterative Is most effica cious In bronchial catarrh and severe throat and long affections and upbuild ing (he system. Cent -Ins no havmful or habit -forming drugs. Accept nu substl lules, hold by leading druggists Write Eckoiun (eiboratory, Philadelphia, I’u., | for booklet ot recoveries. Men’s Guaranteed Socks, 25c a Pair The "Truso" brand—silk lisle socks—ln black and colors. Guaranteed to wear; if they don't prove sat isfactory, bring thm back! 25c a pair—o pairs for $1.50. So we BOARD STEWARDS AFTER DRUSE Resolution to Effect if His Members Are Members of Locker Clubs He 3hould Not Criticize Them in Newspapers Atlanta, Ga If the pigtor of the First Methodist Church, Rev, II M. Dultose, formerly of the b’t. John Church, Augusta, adjudges It a vio lation of the law of the church tor one of his rnetnbnrH to belong to club, then lie should deal wlili that member In the manner prescribed by the church discipline Instead of criticis ing him In the newspapers. This In substance was the sense n resolution adopted Thursday night by the board of stewards of Hie church at a called meeting. The chairman 'if the hoard, R. A. Hemp hill, was directed to lay the request before Dr. Oußose, culling a commit tee to go with him If he should see fit. Dr Dußose was asked Friday morn ing if he cared to make any statement with reference to the action of the stewards. "I haven't a single state ment to make not one,” was his reply. YALE-HARVARD RACE. New Haven, Conn. —Official an nouncement of the arrangements for the annual Yale-Harvai d regatta at New- London were made here today. The varsity eight-oared race will Do rowed up stream at 4;!10 p, m., on June 19. ELEVEN IF KIDNEYS ARE WEAK TRYBUCRU Mixed With Juniper Is Old Folkn’ Recipe For Flushing Kidneys—Stops Back ache and Uric Acid. When you wake up with backache and dull misery In the kidney jeglon, It generally moans your kidneys ars weak. When your kidneys get slug gish and clog you must relievo thnn, like you relieve your bowels, remov ing all the body’s urinous waste, else you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue Is coated, and when the weath er Is bad you have rheumatic twinges, channels often get sore, water scald* and you are obliged to seek relief two or Ihree times during the night. To relievo tills distressing condition at once get from your pharmacist a fair sized bottle of Htuart's Buehu and juniper < ‘ompound. Take a table; spoonful In a glass of water after meals. Stop eating sweets or sugar. In a few days your kidneys will then act fine and natural. A well known authority says this Is the best treat ment. Htuart's Buehu and Juniper Com pound acts directly on tne urlnn through the kidneys. It keeps the blood healthy. It strengthens th* neck of the bladder. It regulates the kidneys and does away with backache and all disagreeable symptoms. If discouraged with other medicines, hs .■Hire you get Stuart’s Buehu and Juni per. as Stuart's Is properly compound ed for kidney trouble.