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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29. IPITICE IF IGLEI! HEART Subject of Discourse at Re vival Meeting This A. Ivl. at St. John's Church. The union revival meetings which are biing conducted at the C. & W. C. depot under the leadership _of Rev. Frank Hall Wright continues" to at tract great numbers of people, and if is felt by those in control that great good is being accomplished. The ser mons of this forceful speaker are not only presenting a powerful persua sion to unbelievers to accept Christ as their savior, but he is appealing with good effect to the professing Christians to make their lives count for more, and to give Christ the con trol. This morning at St. John’s a very effective service was held, bringing out a good attendarfbe. The text was Prov. 23:7. "For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he." Mr. Wright said in part: "Tour heart gives you your true character. It is the seat of your moral nature, the center of conscience, the source of faith. Sin also begins in the heart, so the work of God must go down within us. Many are outwardly good while within they are unclean. We can overcome our worse overt sins more easily than the secret sins of the soul. Only as we keep our eyes, on Christ may we have victory here. The preacher said: “If all murderers were in jail there would iftt be enough left outside to run business, for Christ says that the person who cherishes anger in his heart is a murderer, as you think in your heart so are you. The came is true about thieves. In New York A large business man saw the head of a prominent" firm pass the subway gatekeeper unnoticed and I Shipments are Given Safety and Service By Southern Express The new low express rates give the shipper the maximum of safety, service and satisfac tion at the minimum of cost. Fragile and valuable packages shipped in safety trunks/ Pick-up and Delivery Service i Shipments called for and' delivered. Descriptive receipt given for every shipment at time received from consignor and receipt secured when it is delivered to consignee. Prompt and personal service guaranteed. FREE INSURANCE CLAIMS SETTLED Without extra co£ shipments by Express service guarantees delivery Express are insured for $30.00 when in good condition. Claims for loss weighing 100 pounds or less, and for or damage settled promptly. Perish 50c per pound, when weighing more. able goods are handled with despatch. Shipments May Be Forwarded “Express Charges Collect” Ask Yonr Agent for Rates and Information. Southern Express Company SERVICE IS STANDARD A VERITABLE DENTAL PALACE £MJ . ■■■» . ■ „ 4 ALL WORK GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY RAINLESS PilKngß in Gold, Plat inum, Porcelain and River.. and sl. Prices for all lines of work upon the aaroe reasonable basis. REFERENCES : Union Savings Bank of Augusta and Thousands of Sat isfied Customers. put his ticket back in his pocket. He went to his bookkeeper and told him to# close the splendid account which this man was running with him. A year alter this the man who was dis honest enough to retain a street rail way ticket failed in business, carry ing many of his associates to finan cial ruin. But he was a thief long ECZEMA ITCHED FOR 20 YEARS-- RESINOL CURED All Over Face, Arms and Hands. Would Walk the Floor All Night. Dec. 8, 1913: “I had eczema for 20 years. It started on me when I was but 13 years old and am now 34, and have suffered all these years. I started with small pimples all over my face, arms and hands. My hands would sweJl up so that J could not shut them, and I was almost blind. it would itch, then burn, and 1 had to keep the affected parts wrapped up so that 1 would* not scratch them. I couldn’t sleep at all— just walked the floor a whole night. “I have tried many different remedies, and spent a large sum of money, but had no relief. Resino.l Soap and Resinol Ointment were recommended to ire. They gave me great relief after the third application, and aft?r using four jars of Resinol Ointment and three cakes of Resinol Soap. I am completely cured.” (Signed) Mrs. H. E. Fleager, Box 13, Dauphin, Pa. Resinol Ointment anu Resinol Soap quickly heal skin eruptions, clear away pimples and blackheads, and form a most valuable household treatment for sores, burns, boils, piles, etc. For trial size, free, write to Resinol, Dept. 10-R, Balti more Md. Sold by all druggists. Pre scribed by doctors for 19 years. Is Dr. Whitlaw’s New Parlors 842 BROAD ST. UPSTAIRS Every modem equipment and convenience. Dr. Whitlaw, with his corps of expert assist ants, are always on hand. .Week Days—B a. m. to 7p. m. Sundays lO a. m. to 2p. m. Gold Inlays and Pro celain Crown, $4.00 up. before he was thought so to be. “God knows that some of you are natural born liars, and how he hates liars. He says they have a place in the lake of eternal fire. And pride; some people are so proud that when they try to be humble they are proud of their humility. The battleground of every contending force of good and evil is the heart. If you are bank rupt, face the ledger. There is just one thing I want more than anything else —his approval in that great day.' Is Sickness a Sin? Excess in eating, drinking, smoking, working, even excessive anger, over loads Nature and is sinful. When she falls behind in her work, the mucous membrane of the mouth sends you no tice by a coated tongue and slimy taste. The whole mucous lining of your body is similarly coated and the bad taste and coated tongue are warnings that the Bile. Nature's disinfectant, flows feebly and that the blood is tak ing up the toxins or poisons. The Mucosa, as it is called, must be cleaned —your blood must be disin fected —and a free flow of Nature's own disinfectant, Bile, is the only gen uine relief. - PoDoLax Releases the Bile Your father and his father took Pod ophyllin or May Apple Root in their day to release the Bile. And it did it —but the doing doubled them up with pain. The griping was intense—so. mollycoddle laxatives came into use and they failed to deliver the Bile. PoDoLax is a Podophyllin formula with the gripe and nausea taken out. Every chilli takes it without grimace It costs 50c per bottle and is entitled to a place in every home. As the rea soning member of your home, it is your duty to investigate these state ments. Ask for PoDoLax—the man who offers you something else ques tions y‘>ur judgment. Crown and Bridge Work $4.00 up. Tooth up. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. Tonight the meeting will begin at 8:10. at the *C. & \Y. C. Depot audito rium. BUSINESS TUESDAY IN SUPERIOR COURT $ Settles Railway Right-of-Way Matter. Declines to Grant Divorce in the Mixon Case. In tile superior court yesterday the jury rendered a verdict in the Pos tal Telegraph-L. & N. case. The superior court also considered other matters, among them a divorce case of Michael H. Mixon vs. Mrs. Clara M. Mixon. The jury declined to grant the divorce petition on the grounds that there were riot sufficient grounds for a divorce. The Mixons had lived together fur many years up until two years ago. A verdict was rendered for the de fendant in the case of Daly vs. Him. The following is a copy of the ver dict in the Postal case. “We, the jury, in the two above stated consolidated cases, find, that for taking the property, to-wit, suffi cient land on the right-of-way of said Georgia Railroad and Banking Com pany, from the station at Camak in Warren county, Georgia, through the town of Camak and through the coun ties of Warren, Hancock, Baldwin, Jones and Bibb to a point in Bibb county seventy-four miles from Cn mak and four miles from Macon, and known as the Central Railroad Junc tion, being the place where tlie Geor gia Railroad trains go onto the tracks of the Central of Georgia Railroad Company, as may be necessary to construct, maintain and operate a tel egraph line, consisting, with the wires thereon, on a single line of poles to be set about one hundred and fifty (150) feet apart, excepting at sharp angles where they may be not less than seventy-five (75) feet apart, and around curves where they may he from one hundred and seventeen (117) to one hundred and thirty-one (131) feet apart, the land to be occupied by each pole to be about one square foot; to gether with such space as may be necessary for anchors and guy wires lor said poles at such points as said anchors and guy wires may be neces sary; the said Postal Telegraph-Cable Company shall pay to the Georgia Railroad & Banking Company, as owner, (he sum of fifty (*SO) dollars; and to the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company, lessees, ten dollars ($10) jointly. "We find that the consequential damages to the property of the Geor gia Railroad and Banking Company, not taken amount to nothing, und the consequential damages to the proper ty and rights of the Louisville & Nash ville Railroad Company and the At- Lantic Coast Line Railroad Company, lessees, not taken, amount to nothing, jointly. And we, therefore, find In favor of the Georgia Railroad & Bank ing Company, and in favor of the Lou isville & Nashville Railroad Company, and the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, lessees, Jointly, the total of the above amounts assigned to them respectively: and find such totals against the Postal Telegraph-Cable Company. We also find on such amounts and totals interest at the le gal rate of 7 per cent per annul from Aiigust lfi, 1911. “This 28th day of April, 1914. "S. A. EORTSON, Foreman.” DR. JONES AT THE WALKER INSTITUTE Will Deliver the Annual Com mencement Sermon There Next Sunday P. M. All roads among the colored people in Augusta will lead on next Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock to«the Walker Baptist Institute, corner Anderson Avenue and Mills Street. At that time and place Dr. M. Ash by Jones, pastor of the First Baptist Church, will deliver the annual com mencement sermon. Dr. Jones Is not only one of the foremost pulpit ora tors of the country, but he is well known as a staunch friend oT thfc col ored race. He will have a message of uplift and of warning for the col orede people on next Sunday after noon. Rev. S. C. Walker, president, and Prof A. C. Ourtrlght, principal, cor dially Invite the public to attend the exercises next Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. You’ve tried the rest, now buy the best—SENSATION is the brand. Have Courage. If there In one thing more than an other that will cause discouragement It Is Indigestion, but you should bear In mind that hundreds have been cured, permanently cured, and at a very email expense. Mrs. E. Foster, Lima, Ohio, writes: "I was troubled l or a year or more with Indigestion. Chamberlain’s Tab lets afforded the first real relief I ob tained, and by taking two bottle* of them my whole system was put Into a healthy condition." For sale by all dealers. Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser Flu-h out the accumutrted waste and poisons of the winter months cleanse you r stomach, liver and kid’, neys of all Impurities Take Dr King's New i.lfe Pills: nothing better for purifying f*»-> blood Mild non griping laxative. Cures constipation makes you feel fine Take no other 2Br, at your Druggist Ducklen's Arnica Salve for All Hurts. SENSATION FLOUR makes more, liqhter, whiter and better biscuit than any other. Try it. A SMALL FARM CHEAP Just out of the city; suitable for truck farm or lots. This place can be bought for one i half its real value. JAS R LEAGUE Sc CO., 212 U. S. Bank Building. | Phone 176. ANDREWS BROS. CO. 870 BROAD ST. DOUBLE PURPLR STAMPS BEEORE NOON GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES SI.OO Perfect fitting,made witli yoke want, and box plaited panel back skirt. The yoke and top of skirt are piped in white, the collar chambray em broidered in white, the cuffs are turn back and solid colored. Tn tan, and white, bine and white, pink and white, and black and white. Shepherd cheeked or pin cheeked, neat, durable, becoming and a bargain for the price asked SI.OO Imported Ratine Crepes, sheer crepe grounds with with > or novelty colored ratine stripes that mak the fashionable gpfvns that re quire very little trimming. Ihe > ard • *IOO to $2 25 Burton’s New Cloth, in solids checks and stripes 5»5C and 35C White Co ded Crepes, lor 290 Swiss Co ded Crepes, with black stripes and checks 39 ( ' Linegrie, Crepes, the yard 19<' 25^ Sheer, Fancy Crepes 350 to 85*’ Cleopat-a Crepes, in solid colors; pink, blue, green, fie ’ted colors, and all white, the yard t g});’ Ramie LI >en, .’l6 Inches wide. In green, lea ther, pink, blue, copen, the yard 36-lnch Navy Linen, for trimming of middy 8 "lts •• • 50*’. 591 Peter Thampson’s Linen, fast color, navy ljnen, the yard 95c Nub Novelty Crepes SQC to $1 39 $1.50 Crepe Kimonos in a Special </* 1 Sale for, Each -i •L/C/ Solid grounds with Japanese figures, in pink, blue, lavender, tan, Copen and black grounds, with effective combinations. Made empire style, satin trimmed yoke depth, and around short sleeves. Cool summer negligees for the attractive price of SIOO I I \...i11: sj/w New Embroidered Voile, Foulard and Black Jap Dress WE QUOTE A FEW White Embroidered Voile Waist and Tunic, with big armholes, hemstitch ed plaited collar and cuffs The skirt is plain voile, girdle of same dru|e ed and tassel finished; this charming dress ls« BLACK JAP DRESS OIQQC FOR 01 3.3 J With larg-» eet-ln sleeves ami full blouse waist. The skirt has the new long tunic, forming a double skirt, the sashes are caught. In front and draped with tassel ends. The collar is of white organdie, black edged. HAD TO BE. Five-year-old Jimmie was telling about some medicine he had tuken while 111. "Yes," he said, "I took some com pulsion of codllver oil, and—” "You mean emulsion, don't you— not compulsion'."' said the visitor. ''Well," rejoined Jimmie, "there was a good deal of compulsion about It." MORE VARIED. ANYWAY. Ron (n golf enthusiast) You must acknowledge, father, that It requires WASH FABRICS COTTON CREPE KNICKERBOCKERS FOR WOMEN, Elastic a\ Knees and Belt 50c DRAWERS FOR 39c THE PAIR Nainsook Knickerbocker Drawers, with fine cm broidery edge and seam Ing 50' Corset Covers of finest nainsook trimmed In ex qulslte quality embroid ery, dainty laces and hand embroidery 591 *•><l *125 Finest Nainsook Gowns with best quality em broidery edges-, some with lace combined with embroideries. 890 tc <l9B SUMMER KNIT UNDERWEAR, UNION SUITS Lisle Thread Union Suits tight or loose knees, at .. ~ 50<: and 75c Outside Vests, at .... 15C, 250, ' n great deal of skill to drive a ball a hundred yards—” Old Farmer- Shucks! It doesn't re l quire half ns much skill as It does to drive a pig fifty feet. REGULAR DAWG. f'Uy Ouy—What kind of s dog do you call that? Farmer—That’s a huntin' setter. City Ouy—Whnddeya. menu, huntin' setter? Farmer—He hunts hones and then sets 1 and eats ‘cm, Ratine Striped Crepes, tn white ard white sheer crepe ground with satin stripes of blue copen, green, pink and lavender, also solid blue aiufcopen; iho yard 50C Burton’s Silk and Cotton Woven Crepes, the y»”d 850 47-inch Mercerized C.-epe Voile, the yard 45C Sheer, Lo/ely, Plain Voiles, 17 inches wide; •he yard. SQC and 750 Dolly Var en Voiles 29’’ 40-inch White Voiles 250 Rosebud Crepes 290 Ratine, white SIOO Ratine, In copen, rose, tan, dolph. SI .OO quality S()C 75c qualit for 39C Mercerized Mulls, In white. 40 to 48 Inches wide 25 <: to 750 Flaxon. the queen of fabrics, 81; Inches wide, plain and checked JQC to SQC Chemise and Knickerbock er Drawers Combination embroidery trimmed, each *125 Chemise and Evelope Drawers Combination embroidery trimmed, each *125 Crepe Gowns, In pink, blue or white, each 79' Crepe Gowns, embroidery trimmed, each .. *1 OO Niagara Silk Un derwear at COST PRICES Extra size Summer Union Suits, at 500 and 751 Gauze Vests, at lQt , 15' . 250, 50' Summer Weight All SilkQl QC Foulard Dress for 01 iOJ Polka dotted In stripes, navy and white and black and white. The waists are full blouse with large armholes; the vest, and collar la of while net. A full ruffle hip depth, gives the f ash! liable silhouette. SpC c ia| sale of LaGreeque Princess Slips at HALF PRICE. Lace and Mull Oamlsoles with lace sleeves, to be worn under sheer waists, Double Paneled Skirts, scalloped and embroidery trimmed, 890 to *2 00 Children’s Drawers, In plain tucked the pair IOC Children's Nainsook Knickerbockers, 2 years to 10 years 250 ft 500 Fine Mercerized Summer Union Suits, lace or tight knees .. $1 and *l5O Silk Mixed Gauze Vests *IOO DO TELLI 'I have a very central ocatlon now." "Where do you live?” "In the telephone building,” Doctors Endorse If we did not believe doctor* endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral tor coughs ami colds, we would not offer It to you. Sold for TO vases. Ant Your Doctor. FIVE