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TEN 4% THE 4% Planters Loan and Savings Bank 706 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. Organized 1870 . In Operation Vt Years The molt offldoot *rtOTllnlstratlon of finance 1* necessary to the men of moderate means, while advice and counee! In financial and bualnes* transactions Is often needed. This bank supplies these essentials. Men and women In all walks of life find the service, facili ties and assistance of this Institution of much value to them. We welcome the small account ns well as the larger ones, and solicit the banking business of careful, conservative energetic people. . Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent Those are In five different size* at. $3.00 to $20.00 per year, or on thin hast it for less period. L. C. HAYNE, President. GEORGE P. BATE 3, Cashier. KINDERGARTEN BILL IS FUSSED Senate Measure Provides That Each Georgia County May Vote on Putting It Into Effect Atlanta. The kindergarten bill, In troduced la«t year by Senator W. D. McNeill of the Twenty-ewond dietrlct. end amended by Senator R H. Miller of tin* Twenty-fourth, panned the sen ate Wednesday by a vote of 2K to 8, after a heated debate of two houra, LARGE WATERY PIiLES ON FACE ■■■ Began Itch. Rubbing Made Them Worse. Festered and Came to Head. Could Not Rest. Used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Trouble Gone. ■ - Twry. Mina "Whrn 1 first noticed th« trouble It fine irimplea which bewail to Itch on my entire person, but my fare sertnr<l to be more affected than other part*. ] would rub them which would make them Itch much worse Then 1 began to scratch and this caused them to become large and form watery pimples. They fettered and mine to a head, then they burst and became sorer On account of the itching ut night I could not rest well. “After using skin lotions they would heal a little, then break out again. After about a month my sister told me about ('iilirura Bonp and Ointment. 1 used water as warm as I could l>ear and made a lat her with Outl cura Soap, bathed then dried and applied the Cuticura Ointment which gave relief at once. I kept on using them and In a month a time the trouble was entirely gone. Cuticura Hoap and Ointment had cured me.** (bignod Mrs. Ella A. Hunter, Jau. 31. HU4. Samples Free by Mail Par rad. roueb. rhoppad and bleeding band*, Itching. burning palm*, and painful finger i'ii* with *hapelia* nail,, a one-night, Cuticura treatment work, wonder*. Hogk hand*, on ratlrlnK. In hot water and Cuticura Soap. Dry. anoint with Cuticura Ointment and wear *aft bandog"* or old. loo*e glove* during tha night Although Ouiirura Soap (26a.) and Cuticura Olntuicnt (60c.) ora •aid by driigglit* and dealer, everywhere, • aainplc of each with d'i-p. Shin Hook will ba Mint free upon requ.wt. Ailitroa puct-canl "(Xiticura. llcpt. T. Ho*Utu." No. Six-Sixty-Six Thi* i* • prescription prepared especially or MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. Fire or six do*c* will brrak any CMC, and f taken (ben »• ■ lonic the Fever will not 'eturn. Il act* on the liver belter than Calomel and doe* not gripe or ticken. 25c ffi W» are Jnet am glad to get Uw. regular little dapoalt oT the worklo* man and to extend to him all our banking aooommo dattob* aa »a arts to deal with larger huelnea* man Some of our ao-eatted smalt account* are anion* the moat nleaaant that wa handle We know your account will grow Thav all do We add 4 par rant tntereat to tt overv alx month* MARK A BTAHT TOMORROW MORNINO THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK 85 Years of Faithful Service which cofmurnMthe major portion of Wednesday's *<eKslon. Senator Miller's amendment carried a local option provlftion, which per mits each county to vote on the fjupfltlon of whether the kindergarten feature Khali he added to its public ischool H.VKtern. With tliis added local option pro viftlon the bill adds u kindergarten fea ture to the state's public school sys te n, which Ih to derive 11h HUpport from the school fund, as at ptrnent apportioned. This aportlonment is baaed on the number of school chil dren in a county between the ages of six ami eighteen years. Pupils under four years of age will not hr* admitted in the kindergartens. I’resident .1 Randolph Anderson took the floor In support of the meas ure and others who led in the debate for it were Senators McNeil, Miller, Allen. FMkin and converse. Those who led the opposition were Senators Tar ver and Stark. Senator Ollff at first opposed the hill, but withdrew- his op position when he learned the appor tionment for the schools would remain on the same basis as present. Club Women Pleased. Many prominent women were pres ent when the vote was taken. The womens clubs of the state have work ed hard and earnestly for the passage of this hill and the ladies were very happy that It had passed the senate. It will now go to the house. The MvOrory school hook bill, which recently passed the house, will hroh ab|y he taken lift by the senate with in the week The educational commit tee of the senate Wednesday recom mended that it he taken up as soon as too copies have been printed for distribution. When the senate convened Wodnes 'lny H resolution of the educational committee of which Senator Smith of the Ninth In vice chHtrmun. recom mending that the McCrary nchool hook bill he connidered hy the senate us n whole 11 h h special order op « dole |o be fixed by the rules commit tee mis adopted. This Mil passed Ihe house several days ago. One hundred copies ST It Will be printed for the use of the Semite. A fight was precipitated when the bill of Senaton; Anderson of th« First urid Mule of the Thirty-fifth, intro duced In> s i iear, providing for the ln ereuse of the senatorial districts from 41 to 60, came up for passage. Moves to Postpone. Senator Unit moved that It he post poned for a week to let the hill, which Is a constitutional amendment, he bet ter considered. He also rend a sub stitute bill providing that there shall nut be more than three counties to a district when the slate Is redivided Into ttn new districts. Senator Tarter of the Forty-third opposing the bill and substitute, mov ed that consideration of either of them be Indefinitely postponed. If this mo tion carried, the hill and substitute would be killed. Senator Hale pointed out that Geor gia. when the present constitution Mas drawn up. had 75 representatives and 4 4 senators; today, he says there are more than ISO representatives slid still a senators; For years, he said, th necessity of Increasing the numher "f senators has been pressing Senator McNeil, of the Twenty second, asked that the senate show the usual courtesy to an author or a bill by postponing It at Ills request. Hy vole of 21 to 16 the motion to indefinitely postpone was lost; by a \tva voce vote the motion to postpane for a week tvas carried. CASHIER' I i ; fsL '* I 1 J at THE WAGE EARNERS BANK .'/i * PAUL GILMORE. J Mr. Paul Gilmore, In the peer of all j comedy drama successes, is coming |in the Hi*.n Monday, Tuesday and j Wednesday. "The Mummy and the Humming; liird" was originally produced by Mir | ('has. Wyndham and played most sue-i ; eessfully for years by Mr. Paul Gil i more. The motif of the play is one siig- I gestlve of dramatic possibilities, thei | < onsequeneeft that' flow from the ne- 1 elect of the wife by the husband, who | takes love for granted and forgets that j j the woman craves the continuing evi dence of It, the sympathy and heart | communion of the true wedded wife, j The theme Is worked out with fine' | dramatic Insight and power. The plot with Its plot within a plot Is admirably conceived and developed in logical se ipience and directness. The action Is progressive, the Incidents heighten the interest and the acts are worked up [ to the effective climaxes. hTe dialogue Is exceptionally bright and trenchant ! and the whole play takes hold of one s sympathy and imagination. Mr. Paul Gilmore, the eminent actor, j will lend this most excellent company j of pluyers. The play and company i are mooting with the greatest success! .very where on their globe trotting | tou r. Two matinees per week, Wednes days and Saturdays, at 4 p. m„ me announced and one show each night, starting at 8:30, it being remembered that Mr. Gilmore will he seen at the Hijou In four of his successes, each play running three days. The Hijou management has bought the show outright and the eminent star will be seen at 25c, 35c and 50c at night and 15c and 25c at matinee. M/WE. CAILLAUX TRIAL ON 2OTH Orders Are Issued Forbidding Women to Attend Trial—ls Doubtful If They Will Be Carried Out. Paris The trial of Mmmr. CnlHaux will begin on July 20 and already all the possible accommodation ban been i pplied for. I believe the proeureur grneral has given orders that no ladles shall be admitted but the order is not worth the paper It Is written on. I have yet to know an occasion so thrlll- Ingly sensational when women w< re excluded. Ministers, high politicians and low politicians not to mention high officials have cause to know tii : power of the petticoat-government. It Is expected that the trial will last about six days and that we will no doubt have the usual dramatic scenes for which French courts are famous. There shall be five Judges to try the ease. M. Albanel presiding. Multre I.abort, the lawyer for the de fense, will, 1 hear, not resist the facts but confine his efforts to attenuating the guilt. It Is stated that there will be fifty witnesses for the prosecutiou and about twenty for the defense. I learn that M. Uiborl will summon a celebrated surgeon to say that Cal mette might have been saved if the bleeding bad been Stopped and no op eration bad been attempted. In any ease, there Is likely to be a battle roval between the masters of modern surgery. Meanwhile the probable save of the prisoner Is discussed. Tt Is said that, contrary to all precedent, the names of the Jury are already know n, and further, that the oplnts to he sub mitted to them will enable the first offender's act to be applied. They will he asked to state whethen the death of the victim was Intentional on the part of Mme. CalUatix or whether Cal mette simply had the had taste to die from wounds he received without be ing Invited or expected to do no by the avenger of her husband's honor - and Incidentally of her own. HEAVY DOWNPOUR RAIN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON For Fifteen Minutes Precipita tion Was Half Inch—Wind Wen - * As High As 30 Miles. Yesterday afternoon between 4:45 and S 00 o’clock Augusta wma drenched with one of the hardest raine thl* lunimw. After a number of Intermittent shower* earlier In the afternoon tho rain came down euddenly without a moment’s warning and loured for a quagter of nn hour. The precipitation for the fifteen mlnutee' downpour wae a hatf-lnch and the total amounted to »(t of an Inch. It wee accompanied with a wind which at time* reached a velocity of thirty mile* an hour. Fortunately there wa* little llghtnlg. In striking contrast of Tues day's storm. SKIPPED FROM THE SKIPPER. "I hear the sea captain Is tn hard luck He married a girl and alio ran away from him." "Ye*, lie took her for a mate but | she was a skipper.”—Tit-Hit* WANTED: COLORED HOYS TO CAR ry paper* In Colored Territory. Apply Pub Station No t. IPS: Kollock St. ts, "" * A guarantee with every Hart Sehaff. tier A Marx Suit that ts a Cl CAR AN THE. See F. G. Mertia*. Just received, car load of Chevrolet Roadsters. L. C. Edelblut, 551 Broad St. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. r f [' ■!?' , r " " ~ ' ' f '*'-V® ' ;”'^?^ i w'* •’ - y Jgf v * >; ( J' jm >: yr *• -■> m,;- •v ' 'V ,; v' V. '^-jnLgKfp-w"* . ■ <t*-Tj| S , v »- rs a - . ~:3 „.» 2| KSpT?uT ‘, * fy r~ ~ ' • u . For those who know and demand the best; built in layers of the best felt; weighs 50 pounds. Guaranteed. Price sls OO Terms SI.OO a week. Refrigerators We have a few of the well known White Mountain Refrigera tors left. Prices $27.50 and up. Terms SI.OO a week. The Sellers Thl* famous Kitchen Cabinet needs no Introduction to thoae who know. Buy a Sellers and you have the best. Brices $28.50 and up. Terms SI.OO a week. Dixie Grass Rugs I! -TBrlg kA »"V m ft JKft I t%VI - j f* i*l mr §R if - r. jl |R > yi Here la a gras* rug that heads the list. Prites $1.75 and up. Term* SI.OO a week. WE DIVIDE THE PAY MENTS FOR YOU. The Blue Ribbon Mattress A.G & Son 12 Broad St. Augiuta. Gc 1 COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHEPSII BRASS BEDS gjJ $12.48 viMJ| This full size Brass Bed, guar anteed not to tarnish, price . sl2 48 Terms, SI.OO a week. Englander’s Steel Couch TyAj »•; ij.. fifes’* 4 - Tjk w American Fibre 25 per cent reduction on odd Chairs and Rockers; finished brown or green. AG RHODES & SON ONE OF TWELVE Of the strongest chain of Furniture Stores in the U rfit ed States of America and the home of Nationally advertised mer chandise. The representative manufacturers of the country, the men who are not afraid to proclaim their products to the world choose this store and this chain of stores for the outlet of their wares. There isn’t a furniture house anywhere that wouldn’t have been mighty glad to have secured this merchandise fr.onymakers of high repute. That we were favored is due to the fact that we are numbered among their biggest customers, customers with a quick outlet and large annual output, customers whose ability to do things successfully on a BROAD SCALE has never been questioned. The reputation of the makers of these stocks wasn’t built in a day or a week ;it has taken years for them to reach their present enviable high point. And so with these pertinent facts before you, pass on please to the printed truths below. To demonstrate to your satisfaction the extent of our claim in being Augusta’s home of Nationally Advertised Merchandise, we have arranged two windows, beginning with the choice pro ducts of the representative manufacturers of the land. Don’t miss them. Kindel Bed Davenports SIMPLY WONDERFUL—WONDERFULLY SIMPLE: A hand some, comfortable davenport, a perfect bed and a roomy wardrobe. There in brief is the story of the KINDEL. A story that Illustrates a twenty-four hour service 365 days in the year, for years to conio. As a davenport, the KINDEL PARLOR BED has few equals in ap pearance. To all intents and purposes it is a solid, substantial dav enport when performing this service. No suggestion of a converting mechanism is at all visible. It is a real davenport. Prices $37.50 and up. Terms $5.00 a month.. If you are In need of a steel couch don’t buy the one just as good, but see the genuine Englander at A. G. Rhodes &- Son. Prices $13.75 and up. Terms SI.OO a week. PORCH GOOD ROCKERS 98c and up. Finished White Maple. Swings Complete with Chains and hooks, only $2.98. Terms SI.OO a week. THURSDAY. JULY 16. *Rish die Button-and Resf styyal Royal Rest Chairs If you are not acquainted with this world's famous chair you should call tomorrow and let us show it to you. Price* $17.50 and up. Terms SI.OO a week. Sturgis Luxury •f 'y r 77Tvsa 8 , ■ - I . -•tJW This collapsible Luxury fart heads the list for comfort and dur ability and costa no more than others. Price* $7.50 up. Terms SI.OO a week. We Furnish the Home Complete for a Little Each Keek.