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Sand the Coupon
It will bring you.
free, a bo* of N Eli
TLB’S F OOD
enough for 12 feed
Inga and a Book
about the babies
by Specialists
SO many of our babies war# slip
ping away because of bad food —
that the great State of New York aet
out to find out where the trouble lay.
They found it. And that tale of New
York telle you mothers this:—
That one cow in every thro* in
that atate — where laws are strict—
has consumption.
And doctors tell you mothers
that your babies get summer
Nestle s Foocl
They have (ham grew aturdr and
strong - -without any of the tremble that r«n>M
from raw oow i milk, that may b* good to
day ana had tomorrow.
In Naatift’a every chance ak aicknaaa has
been taken out .clean dairies, healthy cows,
ehan milking and than an iwtra purifying
aad packing in an air tight her* - so ft
reachaa yensr baby freak and pure as
mother’s milk itarlf. You add dear. Ira A
wafear - hail and it‘e isady for the baby
otek ail the •ood ai milk left m it. ad A#
%mmA the Cruprm eaAir.
Ten Years Apiece Given
to Matthews and M’New
Are Convicted of Robbing Bank
of Lyerly of $4,000
in January.
Ro*n», G«. —Frank Matthew* and
Mark McNnw, convlotert of having rob
bed the Hank of Dytrly, Oa. January
29, wore aentenced to ten yearn each
In the atate penitentiary. A etronn
plea for a lighter aentence on account
of Matthewa' health wn* made, hi* at
torney* claiming that he I* In the lant
atage* of tuherciiloal*, hut Judge
Wright gave the name sentence to
both men.
The rule for contempt of court
against U P. Whitfield, a Hums de-
Disease Due to Germs
All (ll*en*e, not only Infectious rtia
ense, but all other disease—colds,
throat troubles, Intestinal troubles
•are all due to Implanted
ccrni*. These germs, once In the
!>ou>. multiply by millions. Nature
provides for their extermination, hut
sometimes le uhc<|Uul to the task.
" hen nature begins to lose you soon
cel the toxins or poisons -your head
m h<‘s your tongue I* coated you are
dlxzy, wooxy, stupid, half sick then
sure enough sick.
The Bile Is clogged and must he re
leased before you get relief Bile Is
the disinfectant that atops the multi
plication of germs Release the lllle and
the trouble Is relieved.
The old-time Doctor who had no re
gard for your comfort, would give you
a good big dose or two of Podophyllln
Don't "W ear Ouf ' a Cough or Cold Hntoo that hit with Dr. Bell s Pine Tar-Honey,
WINTHROP COLLEGE
Reck Hill, 8, C.. June 1« to July 54 1914
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Led n *wilsfactory work In this summer school
»na nili* In* fIn«) rxumitmuon
Fhr rates and further Information, wrtie for Hummer 8,-hool Bulletin
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Rock Hill, S. C. President.
For the bride —nothing is too good, too pre
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A great variety of
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ting perfect polish
ing. and from the
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Hundreds of other articles that will please
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complaint—and sickness of all kinds
—yes, they • even get consump
tion—from such cow's milk. And
they tall you that you have no way of know
in* whether tbe milk you give your baby
•omea from such a row.
But scientist# and doctors have found a
way to gat ail the good in onw'i milk for
your baby without the dangers.
For three generations, countless thou
sands of mothers who could not nurse their
babies, have profited by this discovery, ana
have raised their babies te happy end
healthy childhood on
had changed and everything added that
your baby needs for a healthy little body.
tectlve from the Atlanta office, wan
net aside without h hearing in Chat
tooga superior court today. MoNew
claimed that Whitfield had extorted a
false confession from him under
threats and promises to sf>oo should
he implicate Matthews.
Four thousand dollars In money and
many valuable papers, which have
never been recovered, were taken in
the hank robbery, and the affair haa
kept (’hattonga county In a turmoil
of excitement since its happening and
has been an Issue In county politics,
resulting in the defeat of Sheriff YVini
pee for re-election because Wimpoe
left Matthews unguarded on a recent
trip from Atlanta to Summerville.
Matthews, however, did not attempt
to escape.
MANHATTAN DANCE FRIDAY
NIGHT.
The Manhattan Club will entertain
with a dunce Friday night at the Ar
mory.
• May Apple noot.) It would gripe—It
would make you sick as a horse —but
It brought the Bile from Urn Uver
every time
Nowadays such strenuous reme
dies are taboo. But nothing has ever
replaced this old-lime-tried remedy.
Holenoe has heen working for years
to take the gripe and nausea out of
Podophyllln and now In PolJol.nx you
have the old Bile-starting power of
Podophyllln without the gripe and
nausea
PoDolaix Is a Podophyllln formula
that tastes good that releases the
Bile gently wllhout annoyance or loss
of time. “PotH," from Podophyllln—
"Lux" from l.uxatlve. PoDol.ax Is the
mime the only name so accept no
substitute.
Wedding
Gifts
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A matchless showing
of new and exclusive
designs from which
you may choose gifts
of the happiest ap
propriateness.
■ Why
Cow ’s Milk
is Bad for
Your Baby
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PORTER-PH IN IZY
WEDDING TONIGHT.
Social Interest for tonight centers
In the marriage of Miss Mary Paxson
Porter and Mr. Ferdinand Phinlzy, at
nine o'clock at St. Paul’s, the church
ceremony to he followed by a recep
tion al the Porter home on lower
Broad Street, at which the bridal par
ty and family connections only will
be entertained.
Mrs. T. S, Stevens, of Raleigh, N.
who Is visiting her sister, Mrs C.
It. Adams, will leave Friday for her
home.
—The improvement in the condition
of Mrs. C. B. Pritchett and her little
daughter, Alice, will lie learned of
with pleasure by their friends.
The numerous friends of Mrs. R.
C. Jennings will regret to learn that
she has been moved to the City Hos
pital for treatment.
Miss Martha Phinlzy, of Athens,
Is visiting Miss Marguerite Wright,
while here to attend the Porter-
Phinlzy wedding tonight..
MRS. WILLIAMS ENTERTAINS
FOR MRS. FREDERICK WHALLON.
Complimenting Mrs. Frederick
Whallon, of Minneapolis, the house
guest of Mrs. P. M. Whitman, Mrs.
M. it. Williams entertained a number
of friends with a charming bridge
party given yesterday afternoon at
her home on the Hill, the game being
followed by a tempting tea. The
highest score was made 'by Mrs.
Bishop Alexander, and the consola
tion cut by Mrs. Miller Robertson,
both prizes being bridge sets. MrH.
Whallon was presented with a lovely
vanity hag as a souvenir of the pleas
ant afternoon
Invited to meet Mrs. Whallon were
Mrs. Joseph Fargo, Mrs. W. H. Hood
rich, Mrs. E. K. Murphey, Mrs. W. C.
Kellogg, Mrs. John Moore, Mrs. W M.
Alexander, Mrs. John Sylvester, Mrs.
Pinkney Steiner, Mrs. Miller Robert
son, Miss Annie O. Wright, Mrs. Wil
liam Martin, Mrs William Eve Mrs.
Sam Martin, Mrs. .las, Bothwell, Jr.,
Mrs. Whitman and Miss Mary Alex
ander.
—Friends of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Dempsey will regret to learn that tney
with their little daughter Katherine,
will leave in a few days for Lynn,
Mass., where they will make their
homo. Mr. Dempsey has since com
ing here about a year ago, been con
nected with the Has Company.
—Mr. Walter W. Duke, who has
been in Waynesboro, Oa., has gone
to Arcadia, Fla., where he will have
charge of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany.
—Miss Luclle Duke. Miss Effle Stoy
and Miss Cameron have returned
from Edgefield, where they were de
lightfully entertained by Miss Julia
Folk, with u reception last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Sam Martin and Mrs. Herbert
Clark will serve lea at the Cranford
Club tomorrow afternoon.
MR. SAYRE TO ENTERTAIN
ST. PAUL’S CHOIR.
Mr. lands Sayre will entertain HI.
Paul's choir Thursday night at the
parish house.
Mr. l.eroy Hanklnson and Master
Leroy Hanklnson, of Augusta. wh«
spent Sunday here w r lth Mrs. Hankin
son. returned home yesterday after
noon. making the trip In their motor
cur. Athens Daily Herald.
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
What- proved to be a very enjoyable
entertainment was the social given
last night, an old time musical by the
St. Luke Baraca Class for the Phlla
thea Class.
The program consisted of old time
songs, such as "My Old Kentucky
Home." "Old Black Joe" and others
The music being led by Misses Myrtis
Tinsley and Julia Osborne, the Baraca
class Joining In the chorus. This
proved very enjoyable Indeed.
An address was delivered by Rev. J.
O. Brand, pastor of Woodluwn Metho
dist church. Following this a reclta
tation was given by his talented
daughter, Miss Brand
The recitation by Miss Von De Leith
was greatly enjoyed by all present
After several games, delicious Ice
cream was served by the Haracas. who
proved efficient waiters to the fifty or
more guests.
THE BIJOU
"Henpecked Henry," h robust, tem
pestuous comedy, Rood for five laught
a minute, will be presented by Jack
Trainer and a company of IS farceurs
at the HIJou tonight for the lust time.
The story is of a retired banker "of
Kalamazoo, where the celery comes
comes from." who, with his wife and
! daughter, visits Chicago on a shop
ping tour The bunker is a gay blade,
land pursues his artful schemes with
! consideraibe success under the very
nose of his "Xuntlppl" of a wife Mr
jTralnor In the title role keeps the
.audience screamins with laughter
I continuously.
Mr. Trainor Is excellently supported
by Miss I.ouise Willis in the part of
I the wife, who makes the old man
"Jump through a hoop" every time
j she snaps her fingers
t ecords ever In vaudeville.
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Saved From Long "Pen"
Term; Squared With Wife
Macon Man Threw Carbolic
Acid in Wife's Face; Spouse
Won't Appear Against
Him.
Atlanta, Qa.— Rv squaring himself
with his wife, PeWltt Knight, of Ma
con, hss saved himself from a possible
long sentence In the penitentiary.
Knight was accused of throwing
carbolic acid in bis wife's face with
the deliberate Intention of blinding her
and disfiguring her. because of alleg
ed Jealousy Mrs. Knight, however,
still has her sight.
The affair occurred in a hlg down
town hotel a few weeks igo. Mrs
Knight's screams were heard snd when
the room w-ss entered she was found
writhing In agony on ihe floor with
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
her face terribly burned with acid.
Tiie husband, who was In the room,
said that she had tried to commit
HUicide and that he had knocked the
j bottle from her hand, spilling its con
sents on her face.
When Mrs. Knight’s pain was suffi
ciently relieved at the hospital for her
to be aide to speak connectedly she
accused her husband of deliberately
throwing the acid on her, and declared
that bis auiei.de story was all untrue.
Knight wan immediately arrested,
and the local authorities made plans
to prosecute the case vigorously. But
yesterday when the case was called
, Mrs. Knight did not appear to prose
cute her husband. Attorneys who rep
i resented her said she would not push
the case. After a consultation the
charges were withdrawn and the case
dismissed.
ONLY USED
FOUR BOTTLES
But These Were Enough to
Prove the Merit of Cardui,
The Woman’s Tonic.
Cobden, 111. —“Having used Cardui,
! Ihe woman’s tonic, In my family, for a
; number of years,” writes Mrs. Kate
Metz, of this town, “and always with
such good results, I feel it my duty
|to write you about it, so that you
may publish my letter.
My mother Is living with me, and
she is 52 years old. For the last three
or four years, she has been troubled
a great deal with cramping spells, and
all kinds of stomach troubles. For
days al a time, she would have a se
vere headache.
After reading the Ladles' Birthday
Almanac, and seeing how much Car
dui has. helped other women who
slek and ailing, she decided to give it
a trial. She got a bottle and began
taking it, three times a day. Sinco
then, she has been getting along sim
ply fine.
Mother only used up four bottles of
the Cardui, but she is no longer trou
bled with the severe headaches, and
her stomach is so much stronger, that
she can eat most anything. She is so
glad for what Cardui did for her.
We both feel that any lady who is
not strong and well, would h* greatly
benefited by the use of Cardui."
Try Cardui for your troubles.
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Back and medium models
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The prices range from
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Phone 2036 and Say: “Send Me The Herald”
MESSAGE TO NERVOUS PEOPLE
BY THE FAMOUS DR. WHITLAW
Ido not claim to be the possessor of some secret formula, whereby
ALL work is d ne without pain, but Ido possess methods and treatments
which, when combined with gentleness and expert workmanship, relieve the
pain to a minimum.
If you feel the slightest undecided, call at my office any day from 8 a.
m. to Bp. m. and talk with people who have neglected their teeth because
of the dread of the ordinary dentist’s treatment. Now they are my friends,
and are continually sending their friends to me. My offices are equipped
with <-very scientific device known to the dental profession.
I ESPECIALLY SOLICIT a call from those who have either been the
victim of inferior dentistry or who have neglected their teeth because of the
dread of the ordinary treatment. MY METHODS ARE HARMLESS and
PAINLESS.
FULL SET
$5.00
They never slip or drop
I give a written guar
antee for 15 yeans
with all my work.
No charge for painless extraction when other work is being clone.
References Union Savings Bank and inv work.
TERMS: DON’T WORRY
DR. WHITLAW
PAINLESS DENTIST
8 a. m. to 8 p. m.—OFFICE OPEN DAlLY—Sundays 10 to 3.
840 42 Broad Street (Over A. to P. Tea Store) Augusta, Ga.
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I invite you to call and
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I will tell you in advance
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I save aching teeth,
I save broken-down
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T save ulcerated teeth,
I can save 90 per cent of
the teeth others extract.
Phone 716.
Lady Attendant.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22
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