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THURSDAY, MAY 14. Of Course Its Only a Case of "Sour Grapes" The following is from the Columbus Inquirer-Sun: Augusta has a peculiar manager in Brouthers and after watching his an tics during a game it is not hard to figure out why Augusta is almost at the bottom. Brouthers has a very bad MY FAMILY DOCTOR HONEST AND RELIABLE The Wonderful Curative Powers of Black-Draught, Says F. R. Huffman, Have Made Me Name It My Family Doctor. ’•t'aynesvllle, N. C—Mr. F. R. Huff man, District Deputy, W. O. W., of this town, makes the following statement: "Permit me to describe my experi ence of the wonderful curative powers of Thedford's Black-Draught. It has nut only relieved me of indi gestion and heart trouble, but I also believe it has affected a permanent cure in Fistula, with which I suffered terribly at the same time that I had indigestion and heart trouble. As I have not suffered from fistula for the past two years, and as I had no operation, nor used any other medi cine, Thedford's Black-Draught must have effected a cure by purifying the AN ARRAY OF BARGAINS Will Be Presented on Tomorrow and Saturday By this Popular and Progressive Dry Goods House That Will Prove Attractive to the Wide Awake Buyer. REND AND BE CONVINCED DOjVT MISS THIS SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY *•-*■■■■• ■■ 1 ■ MIDDY BLOUSES We have a limited num ber of Middy Blouses, made of good quality galatea, neatly trimmed and well made, worth $1.50, your choice 89^ DAINTY UNDERMUSLIN and NEGLIGEE WEAR TEN. FIFTEEN, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Children’s Muslin Drawers, well made, out full size . . -10 (: Children’s Drawers, extra Rood muslin 150 Children’s Underwaists, cut full «.’r e 25C FORTY-NINE CENT 3 Corset Covers, cut on new lines, lace and embroidery trimmed at 490 Night Gowns, nice quality Nain sook. pretty trimming, embroid ery and edging 490 Women’s Drawers, good qual ity Nainsook, tucked ruffle trimming 49'' McElwee,Thomas Dry Goods Co. Wholesale and Retail “The Store of Low Prices” 866 Broad St. habit of believing himself the umpire. He calls all fouls, balks, strikes, balls —and in fact everything else and kicks like a maverick when the umpire does not agree with him. He encourages mutiny among his players and has no hesitancy in bawling them out so loud ly that the bleachers and grandstand can easily hear his remarks. A fight ing manager helps to win ball games but a grumbling or babbling one helps to lose them. Well, Mr. Inquirer, you are so quick blood and relieving the cause, —indi- gestion and torpid liver. , For the past five years, Thedford’s Black-Draught lias been my family doctor, and I have found him to be honest and reliable.” Do not allow indigestion to make a martyr of you. Your stomach is one of the most, important organs of your body. When it is working properly, you will feel fresh, bright, happy and healthy. When it is clogged up with undigested food, you feel sluggish, worn-out. weak and miserable. For over 70 years, Thedford's Black- Draught has been regulating irregu larities of the liver, stomach and bow els. Don't you feel the need of it? Try it. Costs only one cent a dose. At druggists. Dainty, Rich Summer Dresses Lingerie Dresses of the most fascinating sort, real beautiful models that you’ll find a delight in glancing over this distinctive assemblage, in which Zephyr-like Organdy, Voiles, Crepes, and other soft, diaphanous fabrics have been so deftly manipulated. $3.50, $4.98, $5.50 to SIO.OO Special Sale of Silk Dresses Two Lots Very Special Friday and Saturday. $12.50 values, Friday and Saturday $6.98 $16.50 values, Friday and Saturday $9.98 Values that cannot be duplicated at any store in the city. In either one of the lots you can find the Dress you want. Crepe do Chines, Poplins and Taffetas, regular value $12.50, at $6.98 $16.50 values, at $9.98 Gingham and Cham bray Dresses. House Dresses of ser viceable gingham and ehambray, a good qual ity that will wear and launder well; in all col ors and sizes; $1.50 values, choice .. .. 89^ FIFTY-NINE CENTS Pretty Night Oowns, fine Nain sook. lace beading trimmed, full size 590 Petticoats, with scallops, with flounce, with embroidery and ruffle 590 Women’s Drawers, nice quality Nainsook, lace and edging trimming 590 SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS Corset Covers, beautifully trim med with lace and embroidery, at 75C Night Gowns, yoke effects In lace and embroidery, high or low necks 750- Pretty Drawers, dainty trim ming of embroidery and lace, choice Quality Nainsook 75*' to dig out the reason as to why the local aggregation is almost at the bot tom, maybe you can give your reason for being at the bottom. Is this a case of “sour grapes,” on account of losing that first game? LITTLE AUGUSTA BAILEY BURIED AT SLLENTON Ellenton, S. C.—Little Wallace Au gusta Bailey, the five-year-old daugh ter and only child of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bailey, died at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller, Monday afternoon, the 11th. at 5 o'clock, after an illness of several weeks with typhoid fever. This sweet, lovable and interesting little girl was the idol of her parents and loved ones. Her short life was not spent in vain, for she endeared herself to loved ones by bonds of affection that time can never break and her life, so beautiful and modest, will count much in re plenishing the kingdom of God. She was sent as heaven’s sunshine to sweeten and bless the lives of all around her and then called to join her little sister, who preceded her to the throne just six short months ago, and to be at heaven’s portals to wel come those left behind. May God comfort the sorrowing loved ones. Her little body was laid to rest at Daisy May church. Rev. W. H. Holley conducted the funeral services. AUSTRIA AT EXPO. London.—A telegram from Vienna says Austria will be officially repre sented at the Panama-Pacific Exposi tion at San Francisco, but as the gov ernment has granted only $12,000 no special Austrian pavilion is to be erected. MT. ETNA STILL ACTIVE. Catania, Sicily—Earthquake shocks continued throughout the night an i early today while Mount Etna was still active. Only insignificant dam age was reported. ADDRESS BY SECRETARY NAVY. Washington, D. C.—Secretary of the Navy Daniels tvent today to Po(t De posit, Md., to deliver an address at a celebration of founders day at Tome Institute in which his eldest son is a student. REMNANTS Thousand yards of Per cales, 36 inches wide, worth lOe, in short lengths, at 8 1 /^ 500 yards lOe Oham bray, in solid colors, at 6i/ 4^ EIGHTY-NINE CENTS Crepe Gowns, very pretty, scal lops of pink at neck, full hlzu sleeves 89*' Sample Night Gowns, no two .alike, trimmed In assorted •styles, choice 89 f -’ Beautiful Corset Covers, for under sheer waists, elaborately trimmed, choice ~. 89*' NINETY-EIGHT CENTS Real Nice Petticoats, daintily trimmed with lace, embroidery and ribbon 98* : Combination Suits, neat trim ming of lace and edging. Fine quality Nainsook 98*' Nainsook Drawers, with pretty ruffles and shadow lace trim ming, at 98*’ THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. The Herald’s Picture Gallery By Tommirifi Studio CAROLINE WATKINS. One of the favorite little cherubs in this contest is Miss Caroline Wat kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wat kins of 418 3rd street. Miss Caroline's friends are many and are unanimous in declaring that it is impossible for their little favorite to lose if concen trated efforts on their part will make her a winner. If any of the friends of the other “dimpled darlings” think they are going to leave Miss Caroline behind in the race for fame and for tune they are sadly mistaken. JOHN CAVES. r - : V . And here’ is a lit tin man who dis plays danger signals to the other dear little entrants in the Shower of Gold contest. lie is Master John Laves, of 410 Centre street, and already a vigorous campaign has been launched for this splendid little man. Master John is a splendid little chap, of whom his parents and many friends feel proud, carrying sunshine and a wealth of good nature with him wherever he goes. Master John was one of the first babies nominated in this great race for fame and fortune and if it is only true that “the early bird catches the worm,” sterling achievements may be expected of him between now and June 29. SOUND ADVERTISING ROAD TO RATIONAL SPENDING Lawrence, Kag.—"Sound advertising dors lint lend tr> the destmetton of the saving instinrt of ills American fyopie nnr to the reckless spending of their money. It leads to Intelligent and ra tional spending.” This gtaement was made hy Irvin S. Cobh, magazine writer, at today’s session of ttie National News paper Conference at the University of Kansas. Mr. Cobb's paper was prepared In an swer to ttie ipitsllon. "Is advertising de stroying the thrift of the nation?” Addresses were made hy Klehsrd II Waldo, advertising manager of a New York magazine and others. Coughed for Three Years. *7 am a lover of your godsend to hu manity and science. Your medicine, pr. King’s New Piscovery, cured my cough of three years standing,” says Jennie Flemming, of New Povpr, Ohio. Have you an annoying cough? Is it stubborn and won’t yield to treat ment? Pet a 50c. bottle of Pr. King's New Piscovery today What. It did for Jennie Flemming it will do for you, no matter how stubborn or ehronlc a rough may be. It stops a cough and stops throat and lung trouble. Relief or money back. 50c. and SI.OO, at your Druggist. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Pimples. You’ve tried the rest, now buv the best —SENSATION is the brand. FREE PHOTOS Ts you haven’t a good likeness of your little one, bring him or her to the “Shower of Gold” Editor, and he will have one taken at no cost, to you by the Tommins Studio. ('ontest Department. Phone 236, 639 Broad St. Call the Contest Manager, Ask for full Particulars., iHfe 1 1 £>o / UCHT ]OQ 1 UGHt\ OO \ /AW / —/ NOT f A MOT \ //A SW / TH/S /LIGHT I THIS \ UGYTC f - 7CoVmr~\ COVER \ X££P/ ON / KEEP 0N \ KEE Wf/ J THIS - \ THi c */ PO 7 COVER f po \ CO' / MOT / ON I NOT V 0 ' EXPOSE L j EXPOSE W TO no \ TO \ LIGHT / uu | LIGHT \ tmtaMr-J NOT If., in 1 eP IT0 SE \ KEEP \ ’S J light I THtS ? / • j COVER / KEEP ON t THIS L COVER I DO ON I NOT . I EXPOSE j TO DO I LIGHT MOT f COSE |“~" TO | k t: (» I 'ght r,;,;,. X Lic.ni \ I** \ \ . II (*(IV /I- 1 I L' -M ---v—~~~ * • v ' 1 • * | I \ \ 1 II c \ khevA I Be Sere te Reed the “Wants" HEAT THE BATH ===== AIND = SAVE THE CHILD Do II With a Gas Water Healer GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF AUGUSTA Good Intentions - Not Enough The enlightened public today demands more. It demands abso lute protection. Every brewer tries to make pure beer and hopes it will be pure when you drink it, but— They send it out in a light bottle, and it’s the light that starts decay and develops the skunky taste. Schlitz goes to you in a Brown Bottle which protects the beer from light and keeps it pure and wholesome from the brewery to your glass. See that Crown is branded "Schlitz. ” riione 753 Gehrken & Howard WLiolcsale Distributers Bii Calhoun St., Augusta That Made Milwaukee Famous j THREE