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FRIDAY. MAY 22. INDIA TEA H{ch, Satisfying, Full Flavored, Invigorating as Coffee 300 CUPS TO THE POUND. ONE TSASPOONFUL MAKES TWO CUPS. I Published by the Growers of India Tea GUARANTEE SHOES Cover the most exhaus tive variety of styles to be found anywhere. It matters not how your taste runs in footwear, whether you want the staid and conservative lines, or the extreme styles— we have them all and the “twixt and between/' We carry none but de pendable shoes, and through our "From Maker to Wearer" plan save you from 50 cents to a dollar on each pair. You cannot equal Guarantee Shoes for the money. We Guarantee “Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back” 1 Guarantee Shoe Co. BROAD AND TENTH STS. IKE SMITH ON PARCELS POST Georgia Senator Asks For Re !)ort on Postage Second Class vlail. Wants Different Cars. Atlanta.—Senator Hoke Smith who. by the way, is expected in Atlanta for a brief visit Saturday or Monday with Vice President Marshall has presented in the senate a resolution calling for a report from the joint committee on postage on second class mail matter and for transportation of the mails. This is the joint committee which was appointed in 1912 and Senator Smith says it has finished Its inves tigations. He urges the necessity for immediate report on the ground that the parcels post is of such character that it should be handled in a differ ent class of cars and at cheaper rates than ordinary mail matter. Senator Smith says It Is Impossible for the postmaster general to increase the present weight of parcels post packages to 100 pounds on account of the present form of railroad transpor tation and the necessity for enlarged space in which to handle the parcels post. He says that with the report of this committee it W’ould be practicable lo adopt a different style of car for the transportation of parcels post and make the railroad transportation cheaper, thus stltaining the present re duced rates w'hich have been fixed by the postmaster general and making ii possible for tho postmaster general to still further reduce the rates. Senator Smith has been a most ac tive supporter of the parcels post, and it was due largely to his efforts, with Senator Bourne, that the original bill was brought before the senate, which provided for low rates for short dis tances. Senator Smith does not think it feasible to increase the weight of the package beyond fifty pounds until an improved system of transportation is adopted, and the object of his resolu tion is to bring a report from the committee which has been Investigat ing the subject, so that legislative ac tion may take place which will facili tate the further development of the parcels post. $1.50 to $3.00 straw hats, the Blum & Koch make, no finer hat or bigger value can he found. See F. G. Martins. You’ve tried the rest, now buy the best—SENSATION is the brand. SAYS Q-BAN FINE TO BARKEN CRAY HAIR Apply to Hair and Scalp Like a Shampoo Hair Darkened So Evenly No One Can Tell. "Q-rian,” says a renowned hair and skin specialist, "applied to hair and scalp on retiring. Just lfke a shampoo, will darken the gray, faded or streak ed with gray hair so evenly and naturally that no one can tell it has been applied. In addition your hair will have that soft lustre and appear ance of abundance which makes the hair so fascinating and attractive. It is not a sin to have gray hair and look old. but is unnecessary as Q-Ban will keep your hair a dark, even shade and make you look young and vigorous. Your hair is your charm. An applica tion or two of Q-Ban enhances its beauty a hundredfold and Is guaran teed to beautifully darken the hair. Try it. Q-Ban Is not sticky, is harmless, delightful to use. Make a personal trial of Q-Ban. It will please and surprise you with lovely dark hair and lots of It. A large 7-oz. bottle costs only 50c at most druggists and at Frost’s Pharmacy, 502, Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Out-of-town people supplied by rhall. IE BLADDER OR KIDNEYSJOTRER Try the Favorite Recipe of Old Folks—Buchu and Juniper. Everyone knows that Buchu and Juniper properly compounded Is the best medicine for weak kidneys or bladder. When the urine becomes cloudy, the bladder Irritated; when you have an unusual flow of urine, scalding, dribbling, straining or too frequent passage from the blauder— your head and hack aches—your ankles or eyelids are swollen, spots before the eyes, leg cramps, shortness of breath, sleeplessness and despond ency, dizzy spells, and If weather is bad you have rheumatism, try the following: Get from any reliable druggist a good sized bottle of Stuart's Bmhu and Juniper Compound. Tube a spoonful after meals. Drink plenty of water Drop the use of sugar and sweets. In a day or so your kidney* will act fine and natural, Stuart's Buchu mixed with Juniper has been used for years to elenn out Impurities from the kidneys and bladder, also to neutralize the uric acids In the blood and urine so It no longer Irritates, thus ending all kidney and bladder weakness and curing Diabetes. Htu art'a Buchu and Juniper Is a fine kid ney and bladder regulator and has helped thousand* of sufferers when most every other medicine failed to help or cure. Be aura it's Stuart's 11U chu and Juniper Compound. THE AUGUSTA HER ALB. AUGUSTA, GA. FINAL STRUGGLE ST QUERETIRO Has Been Scene of Many Im portant Events in Mexico. Maximillian Executed There. Juarez, Mexico,—Queretaro, capital of the state of that name, where it Is believed the final struggle of tap present revolution in Mexico will cen ter already has been the scene of many Important evonts In Mexican history. When American forces took Mexico City in 1847 the capital of Mexico was removed to Queretaro by President Herrera. It was in Queretaro that Beiuto Juarez was recognized us constitution alist president in 1858. Juarez's elec tion was accomplished by the liberal party which had been organized at Queretaro under tho constitution of 1857. A few days after tho recognition by the liberals of Juarez as president, Felix Zuloaga was proclaimed presi dent by the clerical party. In tho war which followed and which ended in 1861 with tho complete victory of Juarez, an important battle was fought at Queretaro. Queretaro also was the last stand of Maximillian. After lie had landed with the hack ing of French troops in 1864 Juarez was driven to the north. In February of that year the French troops furnished by Napoleon to sup port Maximillian were withdrawn from Mexico. Hard pushed by tho liberals under Juarez, tho imperialist generals united at Queretaro and Maximillian wns called there from Mexico City and When the city fell ho wuis impris oned, tried by courtmartial and exe cuted. Saturday Games For the Baraca Baseball League The Baraca Baseball League open ed last Saturday with great success. The teams all seem to be about even ly matched and some great games are expected to be played. A very close end interesting struggle lor the pen nant is predicted. The managers of the teams that lost their first game are not discour aged in the least, and are at work strengthening their respective clubs in every way, and claim that the per centage column will look a different way after Saturday, when the second schedule game will be played. The schedule for Saturday’s games are as Tollows: St. Johns vs North Augusta, at North Augusta. Second Baptist vs. Absury M. E., at Allen Park. Second Christian vs. Curtis Baptist at Thomas Field. BASEBALL WEATHER American League. Chicago at Boston; cloudy. Clevaland at New York; clear. Detroit at Philadelphia; clear. St. Louis at Washington; clear. Nation?.! League. Boston at Chicago; clear. Philadelphia at Pittsburg; clear. Brooklyn at Cincinnati; clear. New York at St. Louts; clear. Federal League. Chicago at Baltimore; clear. Kansas City at Brooklyn; clear. Indianapolis at Buffalo; clear. St. Louis at Pittsburg; clear. ' SPORTLETS (By J. H. 8.) It looks as If Manager Brouthere is going to use the Tigers as the step ping stone towards that coveted spot at the top of the percentage column. That Colunfhus bunch got theirs and now It’s the tigers' turn. Who’s next? The Wllderites, of course! It's true Clark sawed out a couple of times in yesterday’s game, but he wag simply saving his “big ones” for the final rally. Remember, he rap rep In the winning run. Manager "Babe’’ Brouthers showed a great deal of "spunk” yesterday when he benched Neyenhouse and went to bat In his place "Babe" has a bad case of Charlie Horse. Mackert Is the real "candy kid,” when he gets on the bases. There could not be a more lively or fleeter man. He takes all kinds of chances, and the best iart of It, gets away with them. Burgess should also he mentioned here. That "gent" Is certainly going I to make a record with the stick in I this league. One can always depend 1 upon him for a hit. In fact, he’s the one best bet in the hitting lino. Now that the local aggregation hat placed the Macon Tigers underfoot, the next thing to consider Is keeping them there. Cnn this he done? Hope so, remember that bunch of Foxes? As the Comhacks have the "hold-tin rag" down to perfection It wouldn't be a bad Idea to get a little of that "Casey Jones’’ energy and make a flying bound ahead of the topnotch ers “I’ll bet another thousand I’ll go higher than you.” FISHING PARTY IS BACK FROM DOWN THE RIVER A fishing party went down the Sa vannah river yesterday to Clark's lake on the new excursion boat "Chappell." The party was given by the opera tor* of the boat, O. T. Branon, H. H. Ferrell, and A. 11. Wagnor, assisted by John McElmurry, end consisted of Messrs. Cico, W, Wright, Ed Lyons, Jack Overton, W. T. Hanklnson, Archi bald Blackshear, F. I’. Farrar. George Barnes. Albert Barnes, M. Haynle, and a number of others. All reported having bad a fine time. The host left, the wharf, foot of Centre street, about 10:20 a. m. and returned last night shout 11 o'clock. A big reduction on n suit of clothes will not always give you the biggest value. Hee the suits we offer for 11100, $15,00 and $20.00. F. ~ •‘•srtinn, 854 Broad, You’ve tried the rest, now buy the best —SENSATION is the brand. TANCO& Root Out the Core Painlessly With TANGO; End Your Suffering. No wonder every body is enthusiastic about TANGO. It is tho one safe remedy GUARANTEED to root out tho CORE of the corn, without pain or making the toe sore. Rings and plasters that press on the painful corn, caustic remedies that make tho flesh raw and worse than tho corn, gouging and cutting —only makeshifts © that do not roach tho root, tho CORE, or kernel of the corn. TANGO for Corns is safe and posi tive. Applied in an Instant, dries in a minute, and it’s done. No bump in the.shoe to press on the tender corn, no bandage to pull awny with excru ciating agony, no picking and goug ing. The first touch of TANGO ends your Buffering, anti it roots out the CORE of the corn painlessly and without swelling or soreness. If it does not your druggist will roturn your money. The one GUARANTEED rem edy, 25 cent* at ALL Druggists. Made and guaranteed by Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta. JOES DANGER THREATEN YOU? Are You in the Coils of Disease? K Maybe tho serpent -of sickness is crush ing you to death? Your pack is heavy, a dull, a never end wearinessholds you. 'oo many women well ow tho meaning of prlessdraggingdaye ,d endless nights. Functional and or i derangement s grow lily when neglected— become deadly in , Don’t suffer longer. ilia - Vitae will relieve now. is wonderful remedy is tAe guaranteed wo nan’t tonic of the world. It is the Un shed work of a lifetime of a distin guished physician who gavo the best 'oars of life study to its perfection. Stella- Vitae is a lifegiving tonic guar inteed by every dealer who sells it. Whenever a bottle fails to benefit you, .he dealer cheerfully refunds every >enny it cost you. It is perfectly harm ess—healing and health in every drop. Thousands of well women all over the South testify to its wonderful proper ;ies. Shake off the serpent. Got well. Begin today. Get a Dottle of Stella • Vitaa, the guaranteed-to-benefit rem edy. Your dealer sells It in $1 bottles. Thacher Medicine Co., Chattanooga, fenn. _ CREDIT Summer Clothing At Special Prices —Special values this month in men’s and women’s summer cloth ing. We’re reducing stock: clos ing out many assortments at a third less than regular. —You don’t need ready money: we don’t ask you to pay cash. Your credit is always good here. $1 a week will buy any of these up-to-date, guaranteed styles for man, woman or child. —Come to the store that offers you the best values / on the easiest terms. ASKIN & MARINE CO. 1008 Broad Street ts You Buy a Sift Here You Will Pay Either SIO.OO or $15.00 $5.00 that others sell at $7.50 and SB.OO. We carry a full line of gent’s furnishings, including Onyx Hosiery, Lion Brand Collars Stetson Hats, Eclipse Shirts. Our $2,00 Hat Special Equals Any $3 Hat. A. SILVER Clothier. 1028 Broad St, Furnisher TRY KENNY’S TEA AND COFE*EE If you want Tens nnrt Coffees to suit your taste, Kenny will blend Ihem for you In hnste. Now Is the time to serve tea with Ice. You will find our CHEON to bo very nice. All varlotlos of Teas, from 4QC to $1 50 P*r pound. OUR PRICE IS RIGHT Choon .. ~ 50C per lb. Baker’s Chocolate . .32C per lb. Granulated Baker’s Cocoa . 20'' ior Mi lb. Huger 81 15 l”T 25 lhl '- High Grade Coffee 25 (: per lb. C. D. KENNY COMPANY 1048 BROAD STREET. PHONE 601. ALL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. LOW, PLAIN PRICES At either of these prices you will get high grade, best grade gar ments that can not be bought elsewhere for less than $lB to S3O. We have a Palm Beach Suit at ►pay us a UfTLE, AT I v. £ ■' - ; 1 A TIME /^Opcttm\ /AccouniX THIRTEEN