The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current, April 17, 1914, Home Edition, Page SIXTEEN, Image 16

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SIXTEEN 4% THK 4% Planters Loan and Savings Bank 705 Droad St, Augusta, Ga. Organized 1870 Capital and Surplus ....... . $230,000.00 Gross Resources .... .. $1,400,000.00 With amp)* capital »n<l unaxcallail facllltlM, this bsnk ottaru to th# *oofl p*opt* of Augusta and surrounding territory all of th» advantage* that make bank-connection satisfactory. Depositors' Inter#*!* r# , ’*lv* th# m it careful atl*nt|on. nnd are the initial factor# In lh* aflalra of thla hank. Th* account# of careful. con**rvattv# peopl# solicited. Dapoalta may b* mad# by mall, hafety Ix»ck lloxea at 1...00 to *20.00 p#r annum. ,xy L. C. HAYNE, Pr##ldant. AQti GEORGE P. BATES. Cathiar. “ A/ . M'/k Inspect the Largest and of New Spring I' lifPiil For Men and Women In the City of $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 Guarantee Shoe Co. Broad and 10th Sts. .111 H . !.ll Mil urtll il ''.^l Style Footwear Augusta. We Invite Yon To Best Display 10 BODIES FROM N. t EIRE RUINS —mmmm—mmmmmmrn , Flames Rage in Theatrical Boarding House. No Fire Es capes. Spectacular Rescues. N#w York. Klamra that swept through :i flva atury apartment hone# »t 741 Klghth Avenue today, claimed eleven victim* and resulted In th# aer lou# Injury of four oth<-ra. Ten bodies were taken from tha theatrical lioiirdltiß hollar that occu pied half of tin- liulldinß. Only four could ha Identified, the other* being ■ Imrrrd luyond recognition Th« Idrntiflad dead nra: William Wallace, 4ti year* old; Nallla Wallace, Ilia wife. Mra, Nollia Hpancar, a cloak model; and Muriel flavin, throe years old Mra. flon. C flavin. Internally hurt, i. led In h hoMpltal. The injured are: Jon. Messer, Mar tin Welsh and t’haa llurke Egret# Shut Off. The fire started In a pile oT waste In the haio-inenl of a five and lon cent aloro which occupied the around floor of the liulldinß. apread rapidly up ■talrwaya, shutting off egress by thorn. There wore no fire escapes in tlo front of the hulldlnK and the large mini hoi of dead and Injured wa* due to ihe refuaal of the panic atrlekon people to remain In the front windows whore many wore reamed by firemen. All of the dead and Injured were taken from Ihe rear room* and halls where they Were caught while attempting to reach the roof Hnd fire escapes. One man wah killed In trying to eacape over roofa. In the hour the flamea raged many thrilling reaeuea were made by firemen working from ladder* In front and from window* of a nearby tenement building Suspended by Feet. t'aptaln Smith, wlm waa auapended hy hla feet from a window, prevented I.ihilh lioylan from being daaheil to lealh when a ladder broke on whieh he was crawling from the burning ten ement. Captain Smith sized lioylan nnd held on to him until both could he drugged lu safety. The proprietor of the rooming house, 11 negro Janitor and several of the ri ued oempants of rooms In the luillillng were summoned to appear to day before an official Investigator. 100 Families Are Driven Out; 100 Horses Perish Chicago.—More than 100 families were driven troin their humex today by an early morning lire which dam axed atables of the United States Ex press Company and nearly flat build ings more than $200,000. The fire broke out In the expresa company's atables and 100 horses perished. BEGIN FIRST INQUEST. Boston.—Ten witnesses were sum moped to nppear at the inquest be gun today by the state police In the tire in the Melvin apartment house last Tuesday which cost eight lives, legislators will seek the passage ot drastic amendments to prevent build ings laws, aiming to reduce the fire husard. ATTACKED AGED NURSE. New York. Mrs. Marlon Rovell, wife of Fleming H Revell, Jr. a Fifth Avenue publisher, Is defendant In a $50,000 damage suit filed’ today in behalf of Mrs Della ,1. Cronin, aged nurse of the Revell baby. The nurse alleges that Mrs Revell assaulted her wltholit provocation, injuring her so badly that an ambulance was required to take her from the house. pythians Will attend ST. JAMES SUNDAY NIGHT The several lodges of Knights or I*)thins, of this city, together with the Uniform Rank and the I'ytblan Sisters, will attend services at St. .liiniee Church Sunday night In a body. This is the occasion of their annual sermon, which will be delivered by a prominent Knight. Rev Will T. Ham by, presiding elder of the Augusta district. The friends of the Knights of Py thias snd the public at large are cor dially invited to attend this service. St. James choir will render a special musical program. Have Courage. If there is one tiling more than an other that will cause discouragement 1t Is indigestion, but you should bear in mind that hundreds have been cured, permanently cured, and at a very small expense. Mrs. E. Foster, l.lma, Ohio, writes: "I was troubled for u year or more with indigestion. Chamberlain's Tab lets afforded the first real relief 1 ob tained. and by taking two bottles ol them my whole system was put Into a healthy condition.” For sale by all dealers. Strengthen* Weak and Tirad Woman “1 was under a great strain nursing n relative through three months' sick ness." writes Mrs. J. C Van Do Sands, of Kirkland. 111., and “Electric Bitters kept me from breaking down. I wfll never be without It." Do you feel tired and worn out? No appetite and food won’t digest? It Isn't the spring weather. You need Electric Bitters. Start a month's treatment today: noth ing better for stomach, liver and kid neys. The great spring tonic. Relief or money back. 80c and li.oo, at your Druggist. Honev Comb Crisp and the melt-in-your-mouth kind, 30c. at Sheron’s. DREAMLAND THEATRE SATURDAY’S PROGRAM. THE GEISHA. A Kay lire Production in Two IVirts PASSING OF IZZY, A Keystone Comedy. AN HOUR OF YOUTH, A Thanhouaer Producton, A GYPSY'S ROMANCE. SCHULTZ. The PAPER HANGER. A Joker Comedy. The MYSTERY OF THE WHITE CAR, A Qoldsenl. Two-Keel IToduotion. The n hove program will he shown until « t>. m. Six of the best reeis are selected from the above for nur night show. s ~ *HE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. AVOID OPERATION Get Out From Under the Shadow oE the Knife. I <"»•> WfFm <& - Taken in time they can be cured and tho operation avoided. The tonic principlo of Sitlla- Vila* picks you up and gives you new lifo and nope, new desires and energy, new strength and purpose in life. For two generations Dr. Thaeher has been helping Southern women to better health, to more cheerful lives. Sulla- Vitao is the means employed and evolv ed by this celebrated physician from thousands of tost cases. Any woman who suffers even in a slight degree can he benefited by just ono bottle of this celebrated remedy. Don’t put it off, don’t neglect yourself und become old and care worn boforo tout time, Get* bottle of Shis- Vitae from your dealer and if you find that it does not improve your condition the dealer will return full purchase price. But it will help you. It will improvo your digestion, clear up your complex ion and work wonders with your dispo sition and appearance. Get a bottle today. Don’t tieiayl Your dealer sells this wonderful puaranteed-to-henefit remedy in $1 bottles. Thaeher Medicine Co., at Chattanooga, Tenn. COLDS & LaGRIPPE 5 or 6 doses 666 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe; it acts on the liver better than Calomel and doe» not feripe or sicken. Price 25c. Let Us Keep You In the Style -New Hats from your Old Ones ladies' &, Wen's Felts, Straws, Panamas Cleaned and re-blocke<l to latest models. Panamaa made to any width brim or crown. No injurious chemicals usod. . German Hat Co. and French Dry Gleaners AUGUSTA. OA. 660 Broad St. Phone 1247-J. Thousands of women on tho verge of serious sur gical operations are saved / by a timely use of Stella-Vitae the ' great female male troubles are unnatural and unneces sary. T? BE SURE TO READ THE BARGAINS IN TODAY’S WANT ADS WSf/ The Most Dependable Footwear £5 0 JjL s^oo I \ rem edy. r The us ual fe- Knox Young Men’s Hats Exclusive models made only by Knox and shown only by Swan-Edwards. Spring ’l4 styles. SWAN-EDWARDS CO. Formerly H. J. PORTER CO. The Newest Styles ECONOMY SHOE CO. 310 Jackson Street y |v mi Extra Quality Knox Soft end Stiff Hats Beacon Quality Made by Knox KENNY’S COFFEES ARE THE BEST Mocha, per lb.. . ,35£ Java, per lb 35^ Manaraiba, per lb. 30£ Bogota, per lb.. . .30^ FRIDAY. APRIL 77. $5.00 $3.00 Laguayra, per lb.. Kenny’s High Grad?, per lb 25< Bour Santos .. . . Rio, Phons No. 601. 1 \ Ij /^y