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SIX Names of Senators and Representatives Elected to the Legislature in Wednesday’s Primary TYllowlng turf the names of the sen ator* and representative* elected to Oeorjrta's general assembly Wetlnea day In so far as they have Ixwn re ported to date. The name* of the state senators, preceded by their senatorial districts, appear first: Firm Senatorial District A. A. Lawrence, Chatham. Third Senatorial District —J. R. Thomas, Wayne. Fourth Senatorial District—L B Akin, Glynn Seventh Senatorial restrict —J. A. C-rlton, Colquitt. Eighth Senatorial District—J. W Callahan, Decatur Ninth Senatorial District- W. A. Buchanan, Early. Tenth Senatorial District—Mark Tl- Btm, Worth. Eleventh Senatorial District D. C. Pickett, Terrell. Thirteenth Senatorial District—C R McCrory, Schley. Fourteenth Senatorial District Z. T. Peacock, Pulaski. Fifteenth Senatorial District—M, J. Paulk, Jrwln Sixteenth Senatorisl District —N. 1,. Gllllz, Emanuel. Seventeenth Senatorial District —H A. Boykin, Screven. Eighteenth Senatorial District —W J. Wrenes, Jefferson. Nineteenth Senatorial Ihstrlct W. R. Reid, Talftiferro. Twentieth Senatorial District —John 0. Walker, Hancock. Twenty-first Senatorial District -T JL Turner. Jones, Twenty-second Senatorial Idztrk’t — (1. O. Persons, Monroe, Twenty-third Sefiatortal District —J. W Bloodworth. Houston Twenty-fourth Senatorial District- Cured His RUPTURE I win badly ruptured whll* lifting a trunk a«vrml year* ago. Doctom sstfl iu> only hop* of curt wu Rn operation. Truaaaß <ll-1 int< no goof) Finally I got boM of •omHlilnif that quickly and coin plainly ourad me. Ysftr* have pa*s<‘<l tjid the rtiptiw#* him nevar returns*!, al though I am doing hard work a* a car penter Thor** wm no operation, no lout lime, no trouble. 1 hare nothing to sell but will give full Information about how yon may And a complete cure without operation, If you writ** to me Kngene M Pul an. Carpenter, 4R-A Murcellus Ave nue, Mariaaquari, N J. Better cut out this notice and sho-w It t<» any • there who ere ruptured -you may aave a life or at laaat atop the mteerv of nipt lire end the worry and danger of an operation WAIL PAPER Mattings. Shades. Pictures T.G. BAILIE & CO. 712 Broad Street AWNINGS To Cotton Shippers and Warehousemen! OTTON BAX E TAG* Plain or couponed and nnuiWwl. In lUfMt unowil. OTTON BRANDS Tin and oop por, Wrtra numbers, «to. W* out aava you monay. OTTON INK—lmportation lm po*albl*t but an Inn* aa supply iMta, at ram old price, |? Mi for W gallon*. Tftc for 10 aalluna — for marking and branding. I. L Willet Seed Cl. AUGUSTA. SUITS - SUITS ■■■■ ■ ■ ■ i The biggest values ever offered. $9.75, value* $19.00. $14.75, value $25.00. slj9 75, value $30.00 to $35.00. TAILOR SUITS TO ORDER. $22.50, $25.00 and $27.50 $36.00 to $50.00 value* to do**. F. G. MERTINS the clothier and tailor C. C. Mlnter, Muscogee. Twenty-seventh Senatorial District - A J. S. Stovall. Clarke. Twenty-eighth Senatorial District — B lb. Ooolsby, Jasper. Thirtieth Senatorial District —A. S. J. Stovall Klhert. Thirty "first Senatorial District —D.\ T. B. Bonner, Franklin. Thirty-third Senatorial District—J. O. Adams, Hall. Thirty-fifth Senatorial District —L P. Dobbs, Cobb. Thirty-sixth Senatorial District —B. F. McLaughlin, Meriwether. Forty-third Senatorial Ihstrlct—T W. Hurhtn, Gordon. Forty-fourth Senatorial District— McFarland, Walker. The Lower (louse, Among thoHo chosen for the lower house of the state legislature In Wed nesday's election the following have been reported: Quitman County—T. W. Oliver. Whitfield N. A. Bradford. Griidy —W. D. Barber. Miller —P. D. Rich Brooks- Hodges and Turner. Campbell D. H. Bullard. Crisp H. B. Roberta Glynn—J. E. Dart. Stewart —W. S. Boyett. Floyd J. W. Hale, G. D. Anderson and A. W. Findley. Muscogee- -Nell, Swift and Wohl winder. Burke—H. L. Follbrlght and Evans Heath. Laurens —G. B Davis and W. B Coleman. Clarke—l* C. Brown and O. H. Ar nold. Madison J. N. B. Thompson. Gwinnett Johnson and Pharr. Hancock—W. H. Burwell. Forsyth—W. P. Sloan. HaJJ Lutlier Roberta and Richard Martin. Clay--B, Z. Arnold. Houston—J. C. Hartley and B. A. Nunn. Marlon J H. Hogg. Gordon —V. H. II a tikes (•'llOlllO -B. L Smith. Junes—T. W. Duffy, laiwndes W. H. Griffin and O. K. Jones. (Jonew defeated Webb by two votes and the latter will contest.) Monroe C. M. Taylor. Wilkinson W. A. Jones. Jefferson -Jsmes King. Screven -J. H. Evans. Bryan J. Q Edwarda. Tift—J. H. Young. Mclntosh- J. D Clark. Doolv M. E. ltushln. Turner J. B. Hutcheson. Meriwether N. F. Culpepper and Blon Williams. Terrell- M. J. Yeomana Cobh Fred Morris and J. T. Dorsey, j Early—O. 11. Sheffield. Paulding J. B. Baggett. MOST WONDERFUL WOMAN IN AUGUSTA MRS. MONA DUMOND Only two weeks ago a woman cam* to this city, a perfect stranger, ehe was unheralded and unattended, but possrsee that wonderful gift of Clair voyance and Mrdiumshcp, end already has become a sensation, as hundreds are turned away daily, for tha re markable tests performed hy this mys terious enigma prove the magnitude of her strange and wonderful power. Without asking you a stngl* Qne* Mon this noted woman will toll yon exactly what you called to find out, or positively make* no olmrge for her tlma. Rh* tells you whom and when you will marry; help* you to win the man or woman you love; Mettle* l<ov er*' Quarrel*. Fumtly Troubles; never falls to reunite the separated; over come* evil Habits and had I nek of all kind* Bho lift* you out of your sorrow and Trouble and starts you on the path of llspptne** and Pros perity. Her advice on Business, law Butts, Divorce, Speculations, Invest ment Is unequaled. She tell* you ex actly when to huy or sell. In fhet, there la not a problem under the Hun that this W-mitrkal>lc Woman cannot solve with ruse, accepting no fee uti le** perfect aatlwfactlon Is given, Aa proof of her remarkable Power, she will tell your name In full a!*o full names of Husband, Wife or Sweet heart. giving Dates and Pacts of the past os well as the Future that will more than convince you. She ts truly a great adviser and worthy of your confidence. Hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Special Readings, 50c and SI.OO. lo cated tn strictly private home, where you meet no strangers, fall and he convinced. 1107 Oroene Street. Near 11th Street. Please Remember Name and Number. Positively no letters Answered ajgk GARDEN HOSE l*arjr<‘ shipment of Gflnltui TTorc just re* reived direct from furtorv. Hose Reels, Hose Pipes. Trfirpe assortment Lawn sprinklers. THEO. 6. McAUIIfFE 116 Jackson Street. Baker—W. J. Kidd. Lumpkin—J. A. Packery. Sumter —Crawford Wheatley and J. E. Sheppard. Wilkes —A. S. Anderson and G. A. Green. Oconee—James H. Lowe. Decatur—E. H. Griffin and A B. Conger. Baldwin —J. H. Ennis. Clinch—R. G. Dickerson. Ware—C. W. Parker and I* J. Cooper. Bleckley—Dr. T. D. Walker. Ben Hill—Wesley Walker. Echols—J. P. Keene. Franklin—W. B. Westbrook. Montgomery—J. L. Gluts. Randolph—W. S. Short. Jasper—W. H. Key. Pulaski—W. E. Chancey. Worth—G. H. Sumner. Glascock—W. D. Allen. Fulton —R. B. Blackburn, S R. At kinson and Walter P. Andrews. Chatham —Myrlck, Shuptrlne and Jackson. Emanuel J. C. Brown and William Atkinson. Jenkins—A. S. Anderson. Warren—H. G. Veazly. Coweta- Garland M. Jones and J. T. Kirby. Pierce J. R Walker. Dodge J. L. Cravey. Macon —B. B. Brooks. Thomas Bowers and Hopkins. Schley- R. J. Perry. Crawford —R C. Lesure. Colquitt R. L. Shipp. Wilcox—C. D. Mcßae. After Seeing Braves Defeat the Giants in 3 Games, Augustan is Confident Stallings to Get Pennant Mr. Arthur Johnson Says Braves Will Also Win the World** Series---The Wonderful Work of Maranville and Evers. Mr. Arthur B. Johnson, tho well known Augusta baseball fan who 1b con iiected with the livery stable tmslness of Mr. Newt Heggie, 1h Just back from New York, whore tie haw all three of the ganipn In which the Brave* defeat *'d the fllantn. Mr. Johnson comes back thoroughly convinced that Stallings’ great bunch of hAll tossers will win the National League pennat. “There i*n't anytiling elee to !t,“ Bald Mr Johnaon “.Boston cannot be headed. That team has come from a tall-ender position to flecond place and If New York should lose today uud Boston should win the Braves would be leading the National League, and when they once get ahead they rati not he stopped. “I have never Been such defensive work as that displayed by ‘Rabbit' Maran vtlle nt short and Johnny Rvers at sec ond. They ate up hit* In almost every Inning of game. Then .too, Ihere is <k)dwy, wtio Is a star catcher and who Augustans Can Be Proud of One Thing at Least-To Be No Increase in Price oi Clothing AUGUSTANS CAN—- There Is some consolation In the fact that clothing will not be any higher this winter. The Augusta clothiers, of course, purchased their winter stocks long before the war started and suits for males and females will not be any higher In price, than before. The removal of tile tariff on wool was expected to make clothing some what cheaper but It seoms that It has not done so thus far. With the price of foodstuffs, drugs ASK LANDING AFTER SUNDOWN Passengers on the St. Louis Request waiving of Regula tions. Anxious to Relieve Families New York.—The Red Star lfnxr Fin - land, which files an American flag flag, sailed today for I .tverpool wtth many British and French reservists aboard. There were about 100 pas sengers tn the cabins and about 360 In the steerage. A radiogram received today at quarantine from a passen gers' committee on the American Unor Bt. I suits, which sailed from IXverjiool on Aug. 15, requested that the regula tion forbidding the examination of ships arriving after sundown he waiv ed The request was granted. The St. Louis Is Expected to arrive late tonight. The radiogram read: "St. Ixmls passengers will deeply appreciate If, through your courtesy, they can land Saturday night. Many are traveling uncomfortably, owing to loss of baggage abroad and all are axcsedtngly anxious to reach thetr ! homes and relieve their famine* of I anxiety." COLORED PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION The synodical Sahhath school con vention of colored Presbyterians, now | to session tn this city. 1# greatly fa- I cored by having present at all of the j meeting* Dr. J. A. Worden of Phil adelphia. on* of the atrong«st men of the Northern Presbyterian church. His addrens will be the principal one at the popular meeting Sunday afte"- noon at S:3O o'clock, at Haines Instl . tute. The last message of this useful | Christian man will be an uplift to r.l ! who shall hava the privilege of hear ' Ing him. This convention ha* brought togeth er a creditable number of useful men and women from the states of Georgia, North and South Carolina and Mlsais ' etppt. The meetings have heen later i estlng and helpful and no doubt the results for good will be far-reaching > and effective. BETTER THAN SPANKING spanning .toes not cure children of bed-wetting There ts a ronsMtntlon.il cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum mers. Box W. Notre Ikime. Ind.. wit) i send free to any mother her succeasful nom* treatment, with hill Instructions i Send no money, but write her today !f i y.uif children troucle you In this way. Don't blame the child, the chances are 1(t can't help tt. This treatmen - also surra adults and age I people troubled 1 with urine difficulties by dny or night. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. ' Wayne—C. H. Meadows. Jeff Davis—H. Y. Moors. Toombs—Robert A. Smith. DeKaib—R. F. Smith and L. J. Steele. Douglas—W. L Dorris. Elbert—W. J. Mathews and T. M. McLanahan. Dawson —R. A. Elliott. Hart—Race to be run ovsr. Polk—Led better. Jackson—Stark Commerce and Dr. L. C. Allen. Walker —Harrl a. Clayton—R. W. C. Green. Fayette—C. D. Redwlne, Cherokee—J. N. Simpson. Oglethorpe—N. D. Arnold. Walton—B. J. Edwards and J. J. A vrett. Bartow —W. A. Dodd and E. D. Cole. Carroll —-L. Z. Dorsett and L H. Beck. Effingham—J. W. Rlzer. Telfair —Matt Cook. Tatnall—H. H. Eldera and W. H. Purcell. Taylor—C. B. Marshall. Morgan—F. C. Foster. Rockdale—J. H. McCalla. Richmond —S. L. Olive, S. F. Oar lington and J. R. Beall. Bibb—Wallace Miller, B. J. Fowler and T, R. Ayer. Spalding—W. H. Connor. Dougherty—H. A. Peacock. Taliaferro —J, A. Beasley. Irwin —J. B. Clements. Greene —C. C. King. throws to second with the speed and ac curacy of Jimmy Archer of the Cubs. The entire team plays with an abundance of confidence and never believes that It Is beaten. Why. the New York Giants were made to look like a bunch of bums by that crowd from Boston! After Mar quard had been pounded unmercifully m the first game McGraw sent Tesreau In to win the second. He too. was driven from the mound and tn a desperate at tempt to snatch the last game Muggsby sent the Old Master, Christy Mathew son. In. Christy pitched wondrt-ful ball against Tyler and neither side scored until the tenth Inning, hut It was then that youth and stamina showed strong and severol hits In succession produced enough runs to win for the Braves, while Tyler was nnhltablc. “In James, Rudolph and Tyler, Bos ton has the greatest trio of pitchers in organized hall today and they axe going to win the world's series.'’ and other necessaries of life having Increased rapidly sinoe the war start ed Augustans will derive some con solation at least from the fact that the price of clothing will not be any higher Giving Women’s Shoes Away —■— FOR ——» 5 THE W PAIR 95c Think of It! Second Pair a pair of (Tp Shoes for 5 Cents* To dispose of _ the shoes quick ie C ly we have de- Qpnnnrl Pair eided t 0 offer OCuUIIU rdll the first pair for PZf* 95c and the sec ond pair for sc. 3fie< Skxffisfy jMMJLUMIiiIWMk LRiCTi J m—^ 730 Broad St. Opposite Monument. One Man ~9000 Horsepower How the Largest Exclusive Tire Factory Keeps Cost Down and Keeps Quality Up Tircstoflc TIRES Cost No More Than Average Every facility for economical production that science has been able to produce has been brought to bear in the Firestone plant to give you Firestone quality at ordinary price. The power plant, where one man feeds the boilers that produce 9000 horsepower, is one example of Fire stone scientific management. The great Firestone plant naturally attracts the countrv’s greatest tire experts. Most for Your Money in First Cost and Final Economy Firestone Tire & Rubber Company “America’* Largest Exclusive Tire and Rim Makers’’ Akron, Ohio Branches and Dealers Everywhere DROPSY SPECIALIST Usually give quick relief, have entirely relieved many seemingly hopeless cases. Swelling and short breath soon gone. Often gives entire relief tn 15 to 25 days. Trial treatment sent DR. THOMAS E. GREEN Successor to Dr. H. H. Green’s Sens Box P Atlanta, Ga Everyman in this factory is a tire specialist, doing his work with skill and accuracy. Here nothing but tires is made, and every ounce of steam power, every effort of the workmen, every bit of study and thought, are focused on the making of Firestone Tires. This concentration and specialization in production make it pos sible to give highest quality at a cost no greater than only average tires. ll(ftTnTrvi!! iBBS Every Member of Your Family Will Enjoy This Hot Water Service GET away from the old-fashioned water heating methods. Save time, labor and money, and have genuine hot water comfort. Nothing means more in your household. The Ruud Tank Water Heater will give you and your family more real satisfaction and comfort, and save you more time and labor than the same amount oi money could possibly buy in any other household convenience. Phone us to-day, or better still, visit our showroom and see for yourself what this wonderful beater will do. The Gas Light Co. It will cost you nothing extra to have your Coffee »*nt Parcel Post when ordered from Kenny’s to be sent anywhere. Try Kenny’s High Grade 4 Pounds for SI.OO Guaranteed to give Satisfaction. C. D. KENNY CO. 1048 BROAD ST. PHONE No. 601 Augusta, Georgia. SUNDAY, AUGUST 23. St