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EIGHT "OPPORTUNITY OFFER" IS CREATING ACTIVITY AMONG CANDIDATES IN TNE SHOWER OF GOLD CONTEST Two Wavs of Getting Votes, But Securinq Subscriptions is the Best Wav —Biq Bonus of 450.000 Votes Given on Sub scriptions This Week Which Amount to S3O T i« Ir, 'Opportunity Offer” of The Augusta ll(.‘raid's Shower of Gold contest and parents of babies aro working hard to secure the big bonus ballots that will be Issued on every S3O turned it; before 10 o'clock Tues day night. The competition for the SSOO In gold offered by The Herald Is becoming more and more exciting every day. Everybody has been interested In It whether a child of their own had been entered In tint list, or not lor everybody lias some little favorite In llahyiund and it would be hard in deed, to find a person who has not formed some preference, who has not picked out some little cherub witicli they wish to koo win. Wher ever one goes one hears nothing but talk of this great race and speculation as to Hr probable outcome is rife. Wo predicted at the outset that every thing would have to give way to the babies nnd it has been even so. The nomination lists are still open and we Invite you to name your little favorite ns a candidate Tor gold and glory. If Its name is not already In cluded among our hundreds of sweeb faced proteges. Just fill out ft nomi nation blank which will be found on another |K4P" of this paper or if It Is convenient, just write the name, the parents' name and address on a pos tal card and send to the Shower of Gold Department of The Herald. In connection with the nomination blank which appears In these columns we desire to emphasize one point on which every one does not seem to be entirely clear. But one of these nom ination blanks will be accepted In be half of any one baby. Every baby nominated now will be granted ft pre liminary 5,000 votes, but henceforth none of the nomination blanks will be accepted In their behalf Subscriptions Count Most. There are two ways of securing votes One is by voting the coupons published In each lßsue of The Herald. . . . „ Another and really the best way oT gntherlng votes will be subscriptions gathered for this paper and for which votes will bo exchanged whether they bo old or new. You may take It for granted that all of your friends and relatives and most of your neighbors and acquaintances will he only too glad to helii you along any line you may RUggest to them. If they are not already readers of this paper they will be glad to give you their aub «criptlon when once you hnve explain, i d that It will menu votes for your little darling, or, If they already be subscribers, they will be equally glad to give you a renewal of their sub scription. Pay No Attention to Rumors. Knock era lire everywhere. Some people "KNOCK” because they are aore on tho world nnd ar® thenißfilvw failures. So pay no attention to HU MOUS ns they are started hv the Knockers Yoii have our assurance that every' candidate in the race will have a square deal. The Heralds Shower of Uold Is conducted by a man of wide experience, und you have his assurance and your own Judgment against the word of selfish or Irre sponsible “KNOCKERS. Whose worxl are you going to tnke? Head over this list of prizes ngain: SSOO in Gold- First Grand Prize SXSS Scrlpim-Booth Cycle Car—Seo ond Grand Prize. SXOO In Gold Third Grand Prize. S2OO In Gold -Fourth Grand Prize. The District Prizes. X $l5O Ponies and Carts. X $75 Columbia Grafonolas. X SXO Baby Buggies. X $lO Purses oT Gold 12 $5 Savings Bnnk Accounts. Which of these prizes are you going to get? Remember there Is nothing worth having that It not worth striv ing for. . The following Is the standing of contestants: DISTRICT NO. t. City of Augusta. Ata R. Alien j’X! Augustus Alston 6.000 Doroihv la. Abernathy a., a., a.. Goo Dunbar Boyd 6.05<» J F. Buckley.. .. a. a 5.000 JU L lilitchlnjrton 41.000 Lillian 801 l Marlon Kdwnrtl Butler 6,000 Moselle Bo won.. 15.550 John Austin Best 14,625 Paulin* Boo** 45.625 C*’nra Louis* 801 l ... a 5.600 Georgia Browner.. .. a a a a .a .. 6.000 Rue Bailie 11.00# Gary lamir Ufa lev 6.000 Wtn. B Braid 7.200 Marini writ* Bothwell 6.875 Alpheus Beane. 15.06<* Wilson Jenn'ng* Bryan 66.660 Marguerite Conion 6.000 LUOtl* BMfl#.. a a. a. a a 42.600 la. G. Boat**. Jr 26 600 Bayard fully, Jr 17.250 Wilma Connor 11.000 Jack Cunningham 45,750 Prank Cheesoborough 46.950 MHdr*<l Crumpton.. % .a 54,475 Dorothy Croatar % .. .. 14,275 William Cook.. .. .a .. 26,756 Connor deckle v.. . ~ 12,060 Bullion H Clark ... ... 7 050 3no Cohen. Jr 10.850 Katharine Fa lamas ~ 1f.500 J I*. Calkin.. .. .. «. •• .. .. 15.000 llrlrn ("mhin i, .. 17.160 \ll*i» Dorothy Dick* .. 6.675 Elisabeth Donnelly , .. 10,750 noh***| Dunn 12.250 Manias IV ... 10,950 Bulat howling 11 400 Mctbfl l'vrlyn Dorrt'l 7,000 lennl* Pl'bn bath Duke 16.000 %nnl* Da via 7 050 William Durham 6 450 tVm Gibson Draa. .. 45.906 faa. I.** RthemdffO.. .. *• ». •• 11.425 Bryant English ... ... 5.000 flurhtirt MeLnln Furlow., .. 46.10# ffllgsbeth An» a Faulkner ... .... 12.750 William V Plyth* 12.0 09 Robert Parr .. •• .. 22,000 Wllhnm Foster 26.050 7*o K Griffin. Jr .. .. 44.500 Prank R Gracey 11.025 Anna Wright Goodwin ... ~, 5 000 Wildrr Jennings Grammar., ~ .. 46.650 Dorothy Harrl* 6,000 Mild rad Hopkins .. ..... 6.000 Ml** Margaret llcffrrnan.. ~ .. 8,700 Wm. ll*nry Holm** #O.OOO Rutherford lllrkev ~M M, 7.000 Dorothy Agnes Halford 11.600 May flail . 46.750 6am Holl ngwworth ... ... 6 000 Marl* Junta llulb rt ............. 10,000 Joel Hill 5,000 i I Joseph Hall. Jr 7 600 I Elizabeth Robenra Howell 15,650 ; J:«m Foster Henderson 30,00 ' j ! Frahk Horne 5.000 I Claud Hutchinson 6.500 Cota Hatch 5,000 | KSdward K. ilarveater 11.650 J Robert L«* Henry. Jr 5.0 M Dorothy Agatha Hamilton 10,725 1 Francis Nevln Hackett 6,675 James Iloward ...» 5,000 j Milo Humphries .. 16.<100 Evelyn Hagler 5,000 Ernestine Ingram 35,200 Melvin 1 rigid t 5.600 Martha Hue Ivy 7.100 Helen .Inner ... 12,960 Miss Bet tie Jones 8,000 Hermann Kleppel 22.676 Vivian Lundy 9,250 May LesteV 5,000 Dorothy Louise La nad el 45.75*, Lamar Jrfiyton 5000 Mildred Lorlek 6,750) Joe Lively 44,82;* 1 Margaret Avarv Lamar 6.400 ) Willie Lundy 5,000 .Tub. It. I,Htli-lon. Jr 10,001; ] • Norris Landrum 7,00# I Geo. Coleman Luck.. .. .. .. .. 11,050 j ; < Jen. Lynch 7.6 >0 I | Kmrna Louise I,ester 5.000 j William Lester 5.000 1 j J. K. Kcssell, Jr. . 7,700 Evelyn Kilpatrick 5,000 ' Joe King 31,250 Baby Karl* .. .. .. 6.000! i Martin Kelly 6,250 ; Eliza bet h Kahrs 17,900 1 Eugene Kuhlke.. 11100 1 .nolle McDonald 5,000 Addle Mundy 5,06* j Edwin Magruder 47.000 j Francis May Mock 46.100, Helen MulheHn 5,000 Mhh Theltn McLaughlin.. 5,000 j fjoula Jacob McAllister 5.000 j Mary Elizabeth Metts 46,1251 Joseph Moog 28,250 j Vernon L. Marshal! 30,675 Jno. Murphy 5,000 Andrew B ittcy Mulcay 35,754) I Henry Mann ... •••• 10,750] Anthony Mulherln ... 11.650 j Elizabeth Mitchell 44,000 “Baby" Milton 5.000 j Wade V. Milliard 5,(t00 . John Welgle Merry ... 46,750 Mr. Jhh. E. McLeod ... 7.20** i John Moy* 5.000 i Margaret Minn la 46,550 Agnea Meyer 6,750 j Robert Clifton McCreary 7.650 John Jacob Minger 7.000 I'Vank McMillan 6,000 Robert Ford Matbewaon 39,175 Martha Miller 5,000 Walter I). Merry 46,125 Louise Wright Marsh 5,000 Gwlnn Nixon 8,950 Neville North 2 Wallace Carl Nelson 12.750 T. C. Newsom* 5,000 Rebecca Andrews O'Hara 46,725 Elizabeth O’Hara 45.600 Jaa Robert Owens 7,350 Maggie Owens 5.150 Baby Bendlcton 5,00<» Dorothy Bund 8.050 Elizabeth PlleheY .. 24,000 Cl.as. W. Pilcher, Jr 5,000 Minor Barker .31,560 Louise Parker 30,025 j Morion Page 45,675 Miss Elizabeth Prlntup 5,000 Miss Marjorie Platt 5,000 Master Jack Preacher 7,650 Leßoy Printup 5.000 Martha Elizabeth Parker 32,600 Emma I/** Pollard 5,000 Edward Russell • 5,000 J F. Roberta. Jr 14,900 kVancla L. Reid .... 10,050 Mary Catherine Reynolds. 28,175 Jno Mill* Radford 5,000 Mary Roper 27,725 Ralph Llnwood Rainwater 5,000 Elizabeth Rlc* 44,725 Chna. Itamho 45,400 Marcus H. Rushton 5,004 Mary Sheehan 44,000 Fred Louis Rohmidt 46,550 John Henry Scbarnltzky 45,000 "Baby*’ Rancken 8.500 "Baby" Rpcth 6.500 (’barley KM ward SummeYall 8,750 Kathryn Rullervun 7,000 i Steward I>. Steward ... 6.450 Mm. Ratil 8.900 Bernice Stovall 6,250 ' William Schroder 7.225 j Agnes Sheehan 5,000 i Ernest Strauss 6,000 Permelln Relgler 39,750 Wm. Boykin Sanford 7,100 Edward O. Rcott 6.25# Sybil Sykes 46,095 "Baby" Thomas 5,000 Janies Shield Trowbridge 10.525 Marlon Dessl* Thomas 31,700 Robert B. Thomas 5 000 Ruth Trader 84,650 i Hairy Thompson 6’(KM \ Myrtle Thompson .. .. 22,650 Harriet Tiller 5.000 Thomas E. Vrrderv, Jr 46,125 Paul S. Vogelsang. 7.1?5 Elizabeth Vohaur 14,750 George Verdery 5.000 Harry Valden. Jr 6.750 ChHN. Henry Wiggins 32.625 J til la Wilcox 6,000 Ernest Monroe Watkins ... .. ... 6.600 "Baby" Walker 5.000 John 1\ Whitley ~ ~ 34,125 "Baby" Wiggins 5,000 John Whatley. ~ 12,425 Ella Mar Wode ... 11,650 Joseph It. Wllkerson 7,100 Terrell Wiggins 14.725 Rutherford Walton ... 5.000 | Sarah Barry Whitney 19,235 James I'. Walker 5.00# Willie Wilson 5,00# I David J Whitney ... 8.760 | Wm. B. Winter 5.000 Caroline Walk ns 42,100; I Ruck Watkins ... ... 10.525 : David Wolf 5.000 Leo Wyman 6.65# ! Mnrallls* Xlmanta 45.950 j Mlldren Young 10.750 Freda Yates 7.600 ; John Jas. Zimmerman, Jr 12,725 DISTRICT NO. 2 BLYTHE, GA I Josh Bell 5.000 Vim a Bar wick 5.000 j Beryl Clark 5.000 ! Luther Dosler 31 #75 I Ruth Dye 5.000 ' James Foss 5*009 Di n Grimes 5,000 C V. Hatcher 5.00# ] Mice Hadden 5.000 ! Fulcher Hardy 5,000 i John R. Hatcher 6.600 Fred D. Pennington 6.000 : Ruby Ricker 5.000 i Be a trice Templeton 5 000 , Willie Templeton 8.000 Francis Turner 5,000 Lillian Templeton 5.000 Willie Taylor 5,000 GROVETOWN, GA. |C A. Clifford, Jr.. .. 7.150 Mary Ellen l\>ro f.aio Sarah Emllv Morris 6.200 bONEVILLE. QA. ! Thomas Roger* 45.800 Sterling Williams.. VOSO WAYNESBORO. OA. I Angus Prentiss 0,195 Francis Zsckery 10,250 MITCHEILL, GA. i Norman Chalker 30,i50 I Surah Kitchens 26.400 THOMSON, GA. James Neal 10.725 1 Martha Shields 6.675 j Sarah Stem 8,750 John Forrest Watson ... 7.050 I John F. West 45 675 WARRENTON. OA. Carl Bray 5.000 i St. Clair Bales 5,000 ! Mary Cason ......... 6,00# | Kr*4 Cox well 5 00® Baby Dent 6.o**# Wychle Fowler ... 5,00# Mattie Lou Foster 5,000 Mary Felts 5,000 Carlton Kitchens ... ... ....... 5,000 1 VV'lhur Harper 5,000 ! Lowell Kitchens 5,000 | Mary Lou McGregor 5,000 j Alfred Maasengale 5.000 Crawford Pilcher 16,525 Norris St cine 5,000 | Venn!* Swindle ... 5,00 c r. M. Smith, Jr 5,0*0 ] i Ida Stein 18,750. I Junle Simms 5,00 j I 1 M iry Smith ..... 5,000 I : I ouiae Wldtely 21,320 I El.zubeth U heeler 5.002 I Margaret Wright 5,000 Bar nurd Wbholt 5,000 SPREAD, GA. . Elbert McNa r 23.000 J.izzle B Rabun 31*975 HEPHZIBAH, GA Geo. Adams 8,350 Margaret Baxley 5,00 (I Grace Banks 6 0 Ixjulse Bargeron 5.000 Lawrence Cadle 5,0 i Washington Carawell 20,125 1 V f lrg nla Kills 5,000 1 Mary Givens 5.000 | Louise Greene 5,00 j J. P Gooding 16.200 Carlton Jones 5,000 ' Wolllam Jenkins 5,000 ( Evelyn Lansdell 5 006 j | Ruth Lansdell 5,000 ' I Mary Lansdell 5.000 ' (Jertrude Mays 5,000 I Louise McClellan 5,000 Emmet Rhoden 10,975 ; \ iricent Snell 5,UUit ! la Ilian Srn th 5,000 ! John Sewell 5.000 Emmie Winters 6,000 AVERA, GA. j Ha He Lee Dioxn 38,650 1 William Rivets 21,000 . GIBSON, GA. Harry English 34,400 j Thonian Hooks j 9,325 • Nell Swint 43,250 MARTINEZ, GA. I Lillian and Lldy B vens 7,505 CAMAK, GA. Helen Byrd 20,675 A. J. Kirby 12,500 Sarah Lunsford 14,125 KEYSVILLE, GA. Isabella Cook 5,000 1 ! Robert Daniel, Jr 15,900 Lewis Durk ns 5.0001 Ruth Durkins 5.000 ' Marlon Wode 14,675 ST. LLAIR, GA. ’ohn G. Logue 5,000 Sarah Powell 5.000 Mattie McGee 5,000 Carnie Salter 11,000 Henry C. White 5,000 Geo. Yeomans 5,000 1 LOUISVILLE, GA. Francis Bethea 5,000 Laurie I>*e Little 5,000 Julia Phillips 5,000 Eleanor Ramsey 5,000 Margaret Rowe 5,000 Francis Singuefleld 5,000 DEARING. GA. Katherine Parker 7,600 Sarah Prlntup 7.625 Marlon Culpepper 8.950 Willard Adams 10,125 LINCOLNTON, CA. Name No. of Votes Bernard Albea 6,249 James Clary 5,000 W. Crawford, Jr 7,500 Char es May B,ouo William Wilkes 7,450 E. Ward 5 000 WRENS, GA. Miss Bobbie Tanner 41,850 Mary Barwick 13,025 Catherine Carpenter 29,375 Louise Walden 36,500 1 Agnes Wren 17,050 I EVANS, GA. Mary Griffin 35,900; MAYFIELD, GA. Thomas Jefferson Wheeler 5,000 DISTRICT NO. 3 SNELLING, S. C. Name. No. of Votes. Vera Eaves 24,350 LANGLEY, S. C. Dwight Allen 21,350 Ruth Howard 11,975 Beatrice Knowles 16.950 jJ. M. Miller, Jr 10,750 BRANCHVILLE, S. C. j Cecil* Patrick 7,675 ] Gladys Mlley 5.0<»0 | | Annie Steedly 5,000; 1 P. M. Wimberly 19,650 ; John Norman Wimbiy 5.0(H) j Joseph Whetstone 5,00# | Francis Ellen Bryant 14,150 1 HAMPTON, S. C. Baby Braining .t 6,975 Baby Cruse 7,101 i Billy Bishop 5,000 Edwin Gooding 7.650 ! John Vincent 12,700 George Warren, Jr ~ .. 20.650 ] , John William 24 760 JOHNSTON, S. C. Marlon Lott 24,379 BATH, S. C. Nell Bandy 22,650; Irene Greene 15,1**. U - Paul Jones.. 1; , BRUNSON, S. C. E. W. Addison, Jr 12,375 ltoxle Cook 14,850 Lavania Hughes 11.600 Theodore Meats 9 950 Marl* Preacher 11,750 Louise Rivers ... 13.000 AIKEN, S. C. J. C. George. Jr 25,675 Tansey Monday 20,95# Lillian Robinson 44.125 Baby Wyman 17.600 1 Claude Wooten .. 29,100 James Wise 11,650 1 James G, Bushhee 35*964 ALENDALE, S. C. Virginia Calhoun 7.500 I Ernestine Jordan 42,10#' Emily Zelgler 12 975 1 FAIRFAX, S. C. James Brunson 5.000 I Mable Brooks 32,475! Jessie Addison 6,000 Lois Deer 6.000 William George 6,<K)O I H. m. Haverly 6.00# j Elizuzbeth Harter 6.000 Cnrlysle Mart* r 5,004 | Otis Lyons s’ooo 1 Brunson l.oadholt 5.00# 1 Jack I.lghtsey | i Ruth Mlxson 34,000 Weyland McCain 5,000 Louse Tliten s^ooo' Miriam Thomas 5,000 Percy Wilson 6,0001 John Y. Wldentan 6 000 ELLENTON. S. C. |Glnd\* Bush 5,000 I Helen Kllxuheth Dunbar 42.400 J Blanche Crosland 16,300 Jefferson A. Stokes 16 475 i TRENTON, S. C. • FJtxabeth Posy 28 150 GRANITEVILLE. S. C. Baby Barker 5.000 1 J Dorothy Boy a worth 21,300 I Morris Eargie 5.004 Alice Krc*son 16,325 1 John A. May, Jr.. .. 17,6751 Henry Clay Parker 5.00# ; Winifred Halden 5,00#! I Clarence Timmerman 14 00# NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. j Claude Freeman 34.250 Annie lllcks 36^300 Florence Henderson .. 461*50 | Stella llanktnson 11.000 I El sabeth Hampton 5,00# I Helen Jons 21.050 i Baby Montgomery 16!400 ] Mvrtls Odom 6.3751 Shirley Robrtson, Jr ............ 11.0751 Clay Stallings 22.960, ) John Whatley 45!250 j Jack Williams 14 650 , Llnwood Gray Whltlaw 4#, 126 VARNVILLE. S C. ! James Mixon 17.1751 , Otis Rent* n #SO CLEARWATER. S. C. | B D. Bell ... 19,700 1 Edwin Way 14,850 WARRENVILLE. S. C. latrine Shaley 36.976 ' Dalton Jones 21,000, Kmma T turner man ... 34,650 i THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. TROY, S. C. Emily Burnsiae 14,750 May Davis 17,900 Floyd Hollie 7,50 Hexy MuJllnox ..... 10,000 May Robinson 15.000 Pearl Robinson 14.750 MISCELLNEOUS. Mollle Louise Fairey, Orangeburg, S. C 43,900 Paul Hammond! Dunbar Beach Is land, S. C 11,000 Chon Deny. Waterloo. S. C 9,425 Elolse Sanders. McCormick, S. C. 7,600 Marv Elizabeth Berry. Bamberg. S. C 12,000 Mattie Morton. Walhalla. 8. C.... 32.675 T’orn fie'gler. i'lunri Branch, S. C... $.900 Emile Marly, Barnwell 39,950 The Herald’s Picture Gallery By Tommirif » Studio wMjsSp**" ' '%swfi|9v Hi •»_ jaEfc.i' l THOMAS E. VERDERY, JR. Ilpre is a little man who has a host of friends and admirers who are anxi ous.to see him one of the grand prize winners In this great enterprise. This is Master Thomas E. Verdery, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Verdery of 116 Broad street. Master Thomas has one of the best dispositions and al ways has osmething to say, therefore he makes friends very readily. IBs friends are going to do their best to have him named as the first grand prize winner when this contest closes. Master Thomas was one of the very first to enter the Chower of Gold con test and has received a good number of votes. Watch out, little competi tors for Master Thomas can run a swift race! HOKE SMITH VSJ CONVICT LABOR Senator to Fight Bill That Will Operate to Increase Cost of Cotton Bagging. Washington. Southern senators and congressmen, says a special to the Atlanta Journal, are aroused over the bill to prohibit the importation Into the United States of "goods, wares, or merchandise, made in whole or in part, from materials manipulated in any ; way by convice, pouper or detained la bor.” The bill passed the house some time ago. The Southerners have contended all the time that the passage of the bill will nullify the good effects of the tar llT act In so far as it relates to cotton bagging. Senator Hoke Smith and Congress man W. C. Adamson yesterday con cluuded an exhaustive investigation at the treasury department which con tinued them In the belief that the pas sage of the bill will operate to In crease the cost of cotton bagging to Southern farmers. Cotton Bagging. The tariff act contained a provision against the importation of goods or wares made in whole or in part by con vict. pauper or detained labor. Sen ator Smith and Judge Adamson learn ed at the treasury department yester day that the cotton bugging manufac turers of the United States sought to have the importation of cotton bagging stopped under this provision. The treasury department turned down these American manufacturers on the ground that convict labor was used only In cutting the timber for which Russian sag 'is made and in unravelling certain classes of waste, both of which are used in the manufacture of cotton bag ging. Shortly after the adverse decision of the treasury department on the appli cation of the cotton bagging manufac turers the bill that has so aroused Southerners was Introduced In the house This measure goes further than the tariff act In that it excludes from Importation any commodity man ufactured from materials “made In whole or in part by convict, pauper or detained labor.” Sought and Failed. The bill accomplishes Just what the American manufacturers of bagging sought and failed to accomplish through a ruling from the treasury de partment. Its passage would exclude all foreign bagging and would give the home manufacturers a monopoly of the business so they could charge South ern farmers almost any price they pleased for cotton bagging. Cotton bugging was placed on the free list In the tariff act, hut If the present bill becomes a law, the cost to the farmer will be Increased by one third Senator Hoke Smith expects to resist the measure in the senate He has Introduced already and has passed a resolution calling on the treasury de partment to furnish a detailed state ment of the things that will he ex cluded from Importation under the hill. Hot Waathar Tonic and Health Builder Are you run down—Nervous—Tired? Is everything you do an effort? You are not ln*y—you are sick! Tour Stomach. Idver, Kidneys, and whole ayatrm need a Tonic. A Tonic and Health Builder to drive out the wnste matter—build you up and renew your strength. Nothing better than Elec tric Ritters Start today. Mrs. James lbincan. Havnesvllle, Me., writes "Completely cured me after seven! doctors gave me up." 60c and SI.OO. at your Uruggist. i Buoklen's Arnica Salve for Cuta OPPORTUNITY PERIOD 450,000 Bonus Votes for Every Club of S3Q Worth of Subscriptions During This Period ENTER YOUR BARY’S NAME AT ONCE IT IS NOT TOO LATE ssooin Gold is Within Your Reach OPPORTUNITY CLOSES TUESDAY = JUNE 9th, 1914 === WE WANT PICTURES of every cherub whose name appears in the list or who may be nominated in the future. See the Shower of Gold Manager and arrange for a Photo at the well known Tommins Studio. HOW TO NOMINATE—To nominate a baby, fill out the Nomination Blank, bring or send it to the Shower of Gold Department, or just phone G 39. A representative will call. Get in and Get Busy. You can Win That $500.00 in This Period Sixty Gold Rings Free As an extra inducement • to parents to give their lit tle ones an early start. The Herald will give additional prizes of Sixty Handsome Gold kings to the first twenty contestants in each district turning in twenty dollars (S2O) on subscrip tions. THE AUGUSTA DAILY HERALD’S “Shower of Gold” Contest For Babies of Augusta and Vicinity. Nomination Blank GOOD FOR 5,000 VOTES FREE. I hereby nominate Address Parents’ Name 'Phone No. District No Your Name and Address Only the first one turned In counts. $385 Scripps Booth Cycle Car Second Grand Prize Phone 236. Call this evening at Contest Head quarters, 639 Broad Street. Ask for Contest Manage#* $300.00 IN GOLD Third Grand Prize Call at the Shower of Gold Dept., 630 Broad Street WOT Or Phone 236 and We Will Gall on You COUPON BALLOT GOOD FOR 10 VOTES The. Augusta Daily Herald’s Great "Shower of Gold” for Babies of Augusta and Vicinity. For Baby .... Parents’ Name Address District No This Ballot Must Be Voted Before June 6th, 1914. Coupon ballots must be neatly trimmed along heavy black lines, and where more than one is being cast, must he securely pinned or tied together When these instructions are carried out. It will be nec essary to make out only the first or top ballot Mark each bundle plainly with number of votes contained therein THURSDAY. JUNE 4. 500,000 Bonus Votes To Every Candidate Turning in Their First $20.00 Worth of Subscriptions . GET THE HABIT