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SUNDAY, JULY 5. the shackleton antarctic trip Cross Antarctic Con nf, ent Fr °m One Sea to the T “, her and Accomplish the Longest March Yet. .Jr°? d 0 h °P e t 0 cross the Anc nt ,‘ '' Contine nt from one sea to the rtnd t 0 accomplish the longest . ■; ever attempted in that blizzurd said Sir Ernest Shackleton to il* expedition?*'*’ h, “ P,an# for hls com ’ ■-vear e -ivi tVe f abodt 900 milps to go before « not , the South Pole. Our object 0 reach , it. but to travel through country unexplored. f ilm,t W v°nnn 0f ,V 1C gurney is a matter 1 ihmw 4 it' 000 li" 11 ! 8 ; Our organization, . k ‘ '* wed nigh perfect. We are Mng l.i (lays' food for blizzards, but e can go on much shorter rations If ■ ssary. We can travel only in the cvnw ,hp first tlm ® antarctic ■ xplorers will use aerial propellers on motor sledges, which can travel at be- There’s as much difference between Dan Patch Special Horse Feed and the thousand and one fancy named mix tures as there is between Dan Patch anda“plug.” , ♦ , Dan Patch Feed is composed of ohoicest oats, corn, alfalfa meal and Louisiana cane molasses, made by our exclusive hot process. No indigestion, so com mon when cold mixed feeds are used. Tonee-up the animal. Prevents disease. Effects a savins oxl6s to 20$ on your feed bills. if WE ALSO MANUFACTURE International Horse and Mule Feed Internotional Poultry Ftod International /mm/ Molasses Food International Cow rW International Jewel Hen Peed Happy Jack Mule Fred Sold everywhere. Ask our Dbtribstor lor mne of seareot Dealer. International Sugar Feed No. Two Co., | MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. Augusta Grocery Co. J £ST g “- ' Wholesale DhtrUmtan. ICE ICE 22 12-lb. TICKETS FOR St.OO FRUIT Choice ripe Fruit of All Kinds. VEGETABLES Fresh Vegetables always on hand at Lowest Prices. GROCERIES We can save you money on your Groceries, both staple and fancy. Telephone us before buying. Free delivery to any part of city. J. L. RADFORD Phone 1846. 15 East Boundary. Interest Notice Interest on deposits in our Savings Department is now due and payable. All deposits in this depart ment made on or before the I Oth of July will bear interest from the first of the month. ‘ Savings accounts are especial ly solicited. The Citizens & Southern Bank 709 BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA, - GEORGIA. tween 15 and 20 miles an hour and car ry about 15 men each. “Do not think, however, that we are depending on these alone. We have 100 of the best Canadian dogs. Our food has been carefully thought out. For breakfast we will have three ounces of lard, two ounces of sugar and one ounce of dried milk, with some proteid wheat. For lunch we will have Brazil nuts and almonds, with dried mlk, and dinner will be the same as breakfast. “One of the men of the last expedition has designed a sleeping hood something after the fashion of a motor hood. It weighs 35 pounds and six persons can sleep in It, while the one used previous ly weighed 30 pounds and accommodated only three persons. GIANT MANAGER SECURES TWO MORE GOOD PLAYERS New York.—Negotiations have been practically concluded fov the purchase by the New York American League duty of Monte Pfyl, first baseman and Out fielder S-tarit from Jersey City of the International League. Both Pfyl and Strait are wanted by Manager Chance because of their heavy batting. Pfyl was carved for several yea#s on the reserve list of the New York Giants. He jumped to the coast outlaws. When the league was taken into organized ball Pfyl was sentenced to five years in that company. Later he was reinstated and McGraw permitted him to sign with Jer sey City. Strait also comes from the Pacific coast, where he gained a reputa tion as a distance hitter. The Americanizing of English Seaside Resorts London. —England is an effete country, seaside municipalities are telling us ev ery day. There is no gaiety, no veal life, and the solution seems to lie in tlie Americanizing and Continentalizing of these pleasure spots. As befits Lon don’s most popular seaside resort, Brighton has started first in the reform race. Chalets for male and female uses have been erected all along the seashoVe and in the shops you can see Mexican bathng suits of startling colors. These, we are told, come direct from Atlantic City, whence comes another innovation to be tried here shortly. These are floats about twice the stee of afternoon tea-tables, around which bathers, with the salt water lapping thei*r chins, may swim and enjoy the cup that cheers but does not inebriate. Nobody at Brighton haG worn the Mexican suit yet, but the lack of enterprise is due to modesty, which will disappear in quick time when the Cockney girls take their annual va* cation. New 2nd Chamber to Take Place at House of Lords Prime Minister Will Lay These Proposals Before the House of Commons. London.—During the month of July the prime minister will lay before the house of commons the proposals of tne government for a constitution of n new second chamber to take place of the house of lords. It is not expected that any attempt will be made this year to translate these proposals into law. but they are being made in ac cordance with a promise in the king's speech at the opening of parliament that they would be submitted for con sideration during the present session. While the scheme is not yet com pleted it is known that the hereditary principle, which even many unionists oppose will be largely or entirely elim inated, and that the other churches of the kingdom will be gfrven similar representation to that no wenjoyed by the established Church of Eng land. What the liberal party, except those opposed to any second chamber at all, aims at is to secure that the new second chamber shall, to a large extent, he in union with the house of commons. In order to obtain this it is probable that every freshly elected house of commons will have the right to nominate a certain proportion, per haps one-third of the second cham ber. Thus if a house of commons is liberal, so will be the other branch of the legislature, and, if on the other hand, it should be conservative, It will be able to constitute the second cham ber In harmony with Its own views. As the house of commons is becom ing more and more a house of groups, it would follow that the various groups would have representatives in the sec ond chamber, and England may yet live to see laborites, socialists and even Irish nationalists seated on the benches now sacred to peers of the realm. If this plan were adopted It would be a question whether it would be necessary to continue those provision', of the parliament act, which prohibit the upper house from vetoing house of .common hills more than twice. However, this is one of the tre mendous tasks which the liberal parti has undertaken and to carry which It must overcome not only the oppo sition of the unionist party, the church, the present peers, but that great body of English eonversatism which will brook no change in estab lished things and customs. PRINCESS MARY TAKES UP GAME OF LAWN TENNIS London,—Prlncoee Mary, daughter of the King and (iima, haa aerlonaiy taken up the game of hum tennis, and is re ceiving lessons from Mrs. Lambert Chambers, the present lady champion. The game is now one of the most popu lar In the British Isles, having been given an immense impetus from the championship matches played last year, when the Americans won the Davis cup. and Mcljoughlln made such a spectacu lar fight for the British championship. During the winter and spring new courts have been laid own all over the country, and the game is played at all the big house parties, while Innumerable clubs have been organized. All the parks, too, now have their tennis courts, and if not lmedlately, at any rate In the near fu ture Kngland hopes to produce young players to replace the veterans who have to be depended upon to uphold her end in the game. Other members of the royal family are devotees of the game. King George plays fairly well on the courts at Buck Ingham Palace and Windsor Castle, and is a frequent spectator at tournaments. SWIM ENGLISH CHANNEL FOR ALEXANDER TROPHY New York.—Alfred Brown, of this city, announces that he has completed ar rangements to go abroad In August. In an attempt to swim the English Channel ba the Alexander trophy, a silver ctip offer ed by a Ism don promoter of water sports. Brown says he wtO he piloted by John ny Welland, of Dover. who handled many swimmers In attempts to lift the trophy and equal the feat accomplished by Captain Webb and W. Burgess. Henry F Sullivan, of Lowell; Samuel Richardson, of Boston, and Gustave Schlomberg. of New York, have also signified Intention of going after the valu able prize, and there Is talk of Samuel Flnkelman of New York and Miss Rose Pltonoff, of Boston having laid plans to undertake the trip in September. CINEMATOGRAPHIC ART; FILMS PRESENTING JESUS Berlin.- That film, presenting the pe-. *on of .le*u* ere calculated to shock the eenelbllltlee of reunion* people and may not he preeented In Prussia, I* the final decision of the Prussian supreme court, upholding a police prohibition of the pic. tore* The film *tory wee taken from Klop»tock’» "Mesalah." It I* a preten tlou* example of cinematographic art The court, rullnsr a*aln»t It, huaea Ite decision on a form**- decision, holdlmc the t.'hrletlan religion to be a part of the public order, against whoa* dlsturhnnr* the police are empowered to act. It consider* the film In |t*elf likely to of fend and declare* a further possibility of offene* la the fact that It mlyht he presented In connection with coin I o scene*. WANTED: COLORED ROTH TO CAR ry p.ipor* In Colored Territory Apply , Sub Station No. 1, 1037 Kollock Bt. ts THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA. GA. =GO TO= BALK'S On 600 Block Broadway. On Monday, July 6th, and get your share of the many Great Bargains That Balk is offering as an in ducement for you to come to his popular store. Fine Plaid White Lawn at, per yard. . . . fJO Extra quality Apron Gingham at per yard JC 60c Children's Rompers.. . 39 ( - 39c Children’s Wash Dresses f <’ r $1.50 Ixidies' Fancy Parasols at 98'- $1.50 Ladies’ Silk Crepe Waists at •• • *1 OO Fast color printed Muslin, per yard 30 Extra nice Ladles' House Dresses. . .. SI 00 Mice white Pique Skirts.. 980 Lovely Beauty Pins (6 on card), a card.. 50 AT BALK'S MILLINERY DEPT. You can find— Fine White Chip Hats at gJJ 00 Fine Real Panama Hats at *2-50 Fine Imitation Panama Hats at SQO and 750 l Children’s White Hats at 25* ’ and 50>- Lovely Roses.. 25'' and SQC Forget-me-nots. . 15C and 25c Wings, in white and black for " 50'' We give Purple Trading Stamps with cash purchases and also on hills paid on or before July 10th. C. J. T. BALK 600 BLOCK BROADWAY. DOUBLE VOTES INM.&M. CONTEST AT^— CASTLEBERRY & WILCOX TWO STORES We carry in stock all products listed in Herald’s M. & M. Contest. By buying from us you get votes on our sales tickets in addition to the regular value of the labels on the products themselves. We have a full and complete line of groceries. Will give you what you want when you want it. We are agents in Augusta for the famous STONE’S WRAPPED CAKES Made with fresh Country Butter and Eggs. The fact of the wide imitation of these cakes is itself proof of their conceded success everywhere. They are the most for the money that can be had. Summerville Phones 6746-6747 SILVER SLICED 10c A Pore White Cake. MEPHISTO 10c A Chocolate Cake. CASTLEBERRY & WILCOX ALWAYS TO PLEASE YOU That’s our constant aim and ambition. Goods that please—prices that please—service that pleases—adjustment of all complaints in a way to please. Hence we are called “The Store That Satisfies.” f fey -ffi! vs|v / &,>s■ ■' s •• \ ; \3SMM : m •5, " H j flip cf # JliffF Wi 1 White Skirts in P. K., Ratine and Opera Cloth .. . $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Children’s Dresses from 0 to 14, $1.25 value for 89^ LINEN SQUARES AND SCARFS SLIGHTLY SOILED SI.OO value for . . . .75 </' 75c value for All colored linens suitable for dresses and automobile coats, at a very reduced price. DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS UNTIL NOON. J. A. MULLARKY CO. S3O Broad Street SPANISH CAKE lOc Sour Cream Spice. GOLDEN SUNBEAM lOc Rich Yellow Cake. TWO STORES An odd lot of Waists of exceptional good value, for $1225 $5,00 White Waists,trimmed in net and fine lace, for $2.50 White Waists, in mull and marquisette, for $1.75 Black and White Lawn Waists, $1.25 value for 75^ White China Silk Waists, reduced to . $3.50 Ladies’ Skirts in blue and tan, reduced to .. 50^ \II Indies’ Lingerie Dresses for HALF PRICE RAISIN CAKE 10c Tellow Raisin Cake. ORIOLE FRUIT 10c Spice Raisin Cake. 616 Broad St. Phones 3166-8167 THREE