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EIGHT The Herald’s Shower of Gold Greatest Baby Contest in Augusta. 54—DISTRICT PRIZES—S 4 3— 5150 PONIES AND CARTS-3. 3— THE COLUMBIA GRAKONOLAS 3 3— 530.00 BABY BUGGIES- 3. 3— 510.00 PURSES OE GOLD 3. 12 -$5.00 SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS 12 60— GOLD RINGS 60. Call 236 and Ask for Contest Manager. OPEN EVENINGS 639 BROAD ST. OPEN EVENINGS JoshW'‘- ■ '■wsj W l • -vjf-i jN tMnttm Guarantee Shoes Are Good Shoes They are better shoes for the money than can be secured elsewhere be cause they come to you direct “From Maker to Wearer” New Styles, New Leathers, Honestly Made. You are saved the middleman’s profit. You get actual shoe value for every cent paid us. Every pair bears our guarantee of “Your Money’s Worth or Your Money Back" $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 Guarantee Shoe Co. Broad and 1 Oth Sts. MISSIONARY RALLY SOON AT GROVETOWN Woman’s Missionary Society For the Fourth District of Hephzibah Association to Hold Meeting on Wednesday. Tile Woman's MittHionary Society or the Hephzibah AdHOciatlori will hold a Rally for the Fourth District at Drove Church, (Jrovetown, Ga. ( May HOth. Representatives from the churches of both (he third and fourth districis are expected to be present and the meeting bids fair to be one oT the greatest rallies ever held in the association. The program has been carefully I repared and the committee is for tunate to have present Mrs. W. H. I’rior, of Greensboro, vice-president of the northeast division. Mrs r. it Frost, superintendent of the W. M. S. of the Hephzibah Asso ciation will preside. The Key Text for the day Is: ‘‘But first they gave their own selves to the Lord” and the consecrated lives of the speakers will be an inspiration to all who are present. The services begin at 9:45. Devotional—"l will lift up mine eye,, unto iho hills.” —Mrs. W. H. I’rior. Greensboro. Words of Welcome—-111 John 1:8 Miss Lucy Hamilton. Response Romans 1:11 —Mrs. Ma son. What are we here for? —2 Tim. 2:15 —Mrs. Tom Ramsey. The Basis of Missions —John 3:16 Mrs Frank Walton. Lands to Tio I’ossessed—Numbers 13:17-20—Mrs. W. H. young. What Doth Hinder?- —Numbers 13: 32-33 —Mrs. Jordan. Giants—Unenllsted churches, tin enlisted womnn, unenllsted Y. W. A., R A.. W. M. S and Sunbeams, lack of leaders, lack of personal service, lack of living. Adjourn Tor dinner Afternoon Session. What Shall We Do? Numbers 13.30 Mrs. R. W. Thiot. Revelation Found in prayer. Information Found In study of God's word. Inspiration—Found in Fellowship. Realization —Found In personal con secration. Solo—Take My I.ife —Mrs. J. B. Wall. Devotional —A word to the posses sor Mrs. U. A. Lansdale. A discus-ion of obstacle to mis sionary spirit in out local fields Led by Mrs. Prior. Conclusions- Testimonials Plans There will be a large number of Augustans at the Grovetown mce'.ii g next Wednesday. Rev. H. L Reeves at First Presbyterian Today Rev. .1 Tt. Sevier, F>. D,, who Is at tending the General Assembly of the Southern I’re*hyterian rhurch, has arranged for Rev. 11. L. Reeves of the Sibley Mlaaion church to preach to day at 11:00 a. m Mr. Reeves is a young man of great earnestness who Is engaged In mission work In the city, lie will likely have a large crowd out to hear him this morning. At the night service Rev. W. <3. G. Renway, of the Itedpath Chautauqua Association, will preach. Mr. ltenway has been heard at the Chautauqua this last week Hnd has made a most favorable Impression on the many who have heard him. His theme for the service tonight will he: ••on the Way to Heaven." He will have a large congregation at this his toric church, and will delight them, no doubt. Baptism of Children at the Asbury M. E. Today Rev. A. D. Echols, who has made su( h a splendid success at the Asbury Methodist church since becoming pas tor of the church in 1910, announces a baptismal service for the children of his church today at 11 a. m. All who have children that have not been bap tised are requested to be present today and present them for the service. At the same time there will be a recep tion of new members. Quite a number are to be admitted into the fellowship of the church. Dr. Echols will preach on the theme: “Christian Armor." Public cordially invited to attend. P. W. SMITH’S PHARMACY 11 Successor to JAS. P. SMITH Broad and Crawford Ave. Phone 350 JUST INSTALLED A MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY Just phone 350 and we will send for and deliver your wants promptly. We handle only the purest drugs and chemicals. Prescription Work Our Specialty. I'HE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA-~ Baracas Hold Monthly Meeting; Splendid Arrangements Are Completed For Convention Tho City Baraca Union held its reg ular monthly meeting last Tuesday night at Asbury Methodist church. The classes all had a fine representa tion and close attention was given the different reports of the classes. The reports showed a steady growth among the classes. A delightful feature of the meeting w'as an address made by Mr. C. O. Davis of St. Duke’s Baraca class, on "Baracalsm As a Panacea for the Morbid Conditions of Augusta.” The talk was greatly enjoyed by the great crowd of young men, and has beifi talked of on the streets since. Report. Mr. J. O. Belding. the chairman of the committee on arrangements for the coming Baraca convention, made his report. It showed that he had made good as chairman of the com mittee and that all things were about ready for the great meeting to begin here next Sunday. Mr. Belding Is an expert on details, and the way he has handled the arrangements for the an nual meeting of the Baracas has met Remarkably Effective Way To Remove Wrinkles Every Woman Should Use These Won derful Formulas Given by the Ameri can Dramatic Star, Valeska Suratt, Celebrated for Self-Made Beauty. By Valeska Suratt SOME wag ha« asked why we have nothin# hut a pale moon at night when we need light most, and have the sun Iri the day-time when w'e don’t need it. at all. Similarly, youth endeav ors to preserve Its beauty at a time when beauty Is not so necessary, while old age neglects to preserve It when It Is v*ry necessary. There is a reason. IT ople have heretofore found the re moval of wrinkles to be a huge task and h strain on patience. But the task has now been revolutionized, as any one will prove who will use for a short time the wrinkle remover given below. Dissolve " % ■ 'f* **, ■ "It Takes Years from the Face In Quick Time.” two tablespoonfuls of glycerine and two ounces of eptol in half a pint of hot water. This will form an exquisite cream. Applied regularly and liberally, It will produce startling results in a short time, and deep lines, wrinkles and crow's feet will disappear, leaving the skin youthful and vigorous. Don't fall to begin using It today. • s • A OF. I.A IDE O.—Dandruff Is one of the most fruitful causes of falling hair, and poor, thin, sickly-look ng hair. Many have dandruff and do not realize It. tt Is not necessary to have dandruff "very bad” In order to cause hair trouble. A little dandruff Is quite as Injurious ns a profuse amount of It. Dandruff and falling hair can be positively and quick ly stopped and the hair forced to grow most luxuriantly by applying every day liberal quantities of an economical mix ture of one ounce of beta-qutnol, half a pint of alcohol and half a pint of water (or with a full pint of bay rum, If pre ferred!. This makes a hair and scalp remedy of extraordinary power. 'lt Is a dandruff remover ami lialr grower In one. and will do more good to your hair with hearty appreciation of the young fellows. It was decided at the meeting to have a Baraca parade on the coming Sunday of all the Baracas in the city and the delegates that may be in the city at that time. Asbury Wins. When the roll was called it was found that the Asbury class had won the banner for another month. The banner is awarded on the percentage of the class roll that shows up at the monthly meeting. Asbury has taken the banner for several months in suc cession. The feeling of the classes shown by the hearty cheers given this successful class as it has taken the banner month after month. The an nouncement is ever met with hearty cheers and congratulations by the oth er classes. After the meeting the union was served with ice cream, cake and flow ers. Tho young ladies who served were mots cordially thanked by thw young fellows as they took their de parture for their homes. and scalp than anything you have ever used. Every drug store can supply you with the beta-quinol. • * * MISS F. B. T.—Don’t despair. A beautiful complex on can surely be ac quired in a short time, by using a cream made by mixing two tablespoon fuls of glycerine in a half-pint of hot water, and while Stirling, adding one ounce of zintono. When cooled it is ready to use. This makes every spot, freckle and blemish vanish in a short time, giving the skin a purity and a tint that is astonishing. There is no other cream known that has ever produced such results. Get the zintone at any drug store. * * • MISS QUESTION -Neither T n;r any one else can give you an absolute as surance that the bust can he developed. However, in many cases, the results of the following formula have been very successful, and since it is perfectly safe, you should try it. Mix two ounces of ruetone. and a half a cup of sugar, in a pint of cold water. Dissolve thoroughly, and of this take two teaspoonsfuls after each meal and before retiring, * * • JANET For a head wash and un usually rich shampoo, you will revel in the use of eggol. Dissolve a teaspoon ful of eggol in a half a cup of hot water, and shampo in the ordinary way. It leaves the scalp cleaner and fVesher than anything else can do. Also it acts very quickly, reduces labor, and makes the hair easy to do up. For summer use, it is a real luxury. It is very economical. You can get enough eggol at a moderate cost for twelve or more shampoos. It cleans more quickly and effectively than any soap or other shampoo known. * * * FEMININE—For removing those su perfluous hairs from the lip and the fuzz from the face, moisten them with simple sulfo solution, which you can pro cure at drug stores. 'Phis has the remark able action of completely dissolving the hair, harmlessly and surely, instead of burning it off, as other hair removers do. It leaves no mark whatever. * * * BEATRICE—You will go on for years as you are doing, using creams and tonics to get rid of pimples. Here is a sure and quick way. It is a blood cleans er of splendid power. Dissolve twelve ounces of sugar in a pint of water, and add one ounce of sarsene. Take three or four tablespoonfuls three or four times a day. Get the sarsene at the drug store, in the original package, by the ounce. • * • MRS. N. O. R. —You can get rid of your blackheads in a few moments by rubbing them with a hot, wet sponge upon which has been sprinkled some neroxin. This can be secured at any drug store. It should be used regular ly over the entire face, and then washed off. • * • EVA C. M.—Sprinkle hydrolized talc on your arm-pits and you will find a wonderful relief from excessive perspira tion. It can be used on any part of the body. For feet that perspire freely, and) for destroying completely all offensive odor, including the odor of perspiration, it is unequalled by anything known. It will save your garments, too. from fading from perspiration, end will relieve you of the embarrassments and m series which such perspiration causes. The LARGEST VARIETY Of Summer Furniture to Be Found in Augusta New attractively designed furniture. Refrigerators Every style and size you can im agine* Coolers. Porch Goods of Character Lawn and Porch Swings, Rockers, Settees, Grass Rugs. Headquarters lor BABY VEHICLES We have undoubtedly the most complete line of baby vehicles in Augusta. Every size and kind that is known is represented in our im mense stock, and our prices are less than you will be required to pay elsewhere. This Sulky is one that is most popular with the youngster, and much enjoyment can be got ten out of it. We have them from $2.50 up. Reed Pullman This is the premier of them all for the baby, and is the handsomest thing built in a baby bug gy. It is equipped with every conveni ence and luxury. Prices range from $12.50 to $45. Here is a simple rage everywhere. MAXWELL BROS. “Home Furnishers’’ SUNDAY, MAY 17. A Every contrivance that is the Oriole Go-Basket Baby rests perfect ly contented in his running Oriole. It is the greatest inven tion ever designed for the comfort of the baby and the coirfre* nience of the mother. Prices are from $9 to $12.00. 973 Broad St.