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PLANTERS
LOAN AND
SAVINGS BANK
fOS BROAD ST, AUGUST A, GA.
L. C. H»yn«, Praaldant.
Gao. P. Bat**, Caahiar.
Organized IS7O
Correct Living Dally
1* th* only method by which
ran be obtained In nny
dcriartment of life.
A Judicious Expenditure
OV’ money mud necessarily bring
thK l happy- result to those who
">N*TVf this rule
OUFf SPLENDID FACILITIES
For .serving this conservittlve
claas of people are unaa rolled
and thr<r Interests are carefully
gnarddd by ua.
WE IWVITE THE ACCOUNTB
Of GHinxdlana. Truatrea, Ad
mlnlat tatnra, Lodgo-Troaaurera.
and times having funda await
lng Im’eatment.
United States Depository
For Puntal Havlnga Funds.
CARE*\IL AND PROMPT
ATTENTION
Given to R'l bnnlnaas entrusted
to ua and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed
Dapoalta May Be Made by Mail.
READ THE “WANTS”
WHAT AILS YOU?
M'
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Is * y , vr BMBmwWßjpyM
DR. L. P. PIRKLE,
Specialist.
Inn bacteria destroyed and
expelled from the body and thua a long Hat of akin scrofulous and
kindred affections ale overcome and sound. vigorous hralth rstab
llshed.
All Chronic Diseases a Speciality Consultation, Examination
and diagnosis free I ala<. inakr calls
Phone S4Bl Office hour* V a in. to 1 p. m , it to T p. nt.
10 to 2 Hunday only.
DR. L. P. PIRKLE
SPECIALIST.
420-1 LEONARD BUILDING. AUGUSTA. GA.
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Al' lr \\| lL\
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Young Mon, don't you think it would be wise for
you to commence to M«e o little out of your salary each
pay day and got ready for that “Rainy Day?” That day
day is bound to come to you sooner or later.
We are helping other young men to save. May
we not help you?
THE MUST* SAVINGS BANK
35 YEARS Of FAITHFUL SERVICE.
How to Fight Tuberculosis
In a paper read last year before the
Bexar County Medical Society and pub*
Inhed In part in the Louisville “Medical
Progreii,*’ Dr. J. W. Carhart, of San
Antonio, Texan, a phyiiclan who hat
devoted much time to the *udy of tu
berculosis. said: “Since lime salts con
stitute three-fourths of all the mineral
substances of the human body, thuy
must be supplied In the foods or sup
demented »n mineral preparations, Of
neural starvation ensues with tuber
culosls unchecked. The widespread and
unchecked spread of tuberculosis and
other preventable diseases Is due large
ly to the decalcified (lime lacking) con
ditions of multitudes throughout the
civilized world.'*
Thus horn nnothtr authoritative modi
r;il source come* Justification for the use
of lime In the treutment of tuberculosis
Since this 1* one of the iriK red lent* of
Kckmnn'* Alterative, much of the sue
oes* ittendlns: the widespread use of
this remedy doubt)';** 1* due to the rom
blnatlon of this salt tn such * way us to
render It easily asslmTable. It causes no
siomich disturbance, and since it con
tains neither opiates, narcotics nor
habit-forming dviijf*, it is safe to try.
f‘>kman's Alterative ho* effected re
inarkahh result* In numerous «;i• es <>f
pulmonary tuberculosis fcfinsumptlon)
arid allied < hronh- afflict lons of tlie
throat and bronchial paanave*. In many
Instances such conditions, apparently,
hnvi- yielded completely to It.
In c ase your drufbfist I*'out of it. ask
him to ordc* or send direct t » us.
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
San Jose. Cali. "Jack" Sheridan,
dean of the umpiring staff of the Am
erican League, died here yesterday
from heart failure. He was 02 years
old and had been an umpire thirty
years
On Curing Superfluous Hair
By the “Beauty Editor.
To the Beauty Editor Please advise
me If there is anything that will per
manently kll! a verv had cnae of super
fluous hair that has become stiff and
coarse by repeated f dim es to find a real
cure." Mrs. 11. II W
The only prescription 1 know of for
completely removing every trace of Su
perfluous Hair Is Mrs. Osgood's Won*
del ipimed after a well-known society
woman who found that If Ytunoved per
inanenth her own unsightly hair
growth. It Is absolutely harndess ami
Incxj euslve.
You can obtain Mrs. Osgood’* Wonder
from T C. Howard’s Drug Htores: n
signed Money-Ihi'k Ouarantee comes hi
• very package oilier druggists also sell
d 1»o not iipply this presrvlptlon except
to hair \nu wish totally destroyed never
to return.
An invitation Is extended
by |)r. Plrkle to every nick
hiicl iillink man or woman to
consult him nt hlx office in
person or by letter. Write
your symptoms fully and
frankly and every letter will
he carefully considered, fully
answered and its statements
held as strictly confidentially.
Nature laws are perfect, if
only we obey them, hut dis
ease follows disobedience. I
believe that many hundreds
of mv cures form n well sub
stantial basis for every claim
I make; my treatment acta
directly on the organs af
fected and nt the same time
a general restorative tAne for
the whole system.
No doubt you know of
many cures of e.isev of fe
rn air weakness and kindred
ailments of women I have
cured Lat Me Offer You the
Relief and Comfort I Am
Giving Others Daily by
strenffthenlmr, and nrousim*
the stomach, liver and kid
neys into vigorous action.
Digestion Is promoted where
by the blood is enriched and
purified and disease produc-
THAT RAINY
KAY MKiHT
COME .WILL
IT FIND YOU
WITHOUT A
.DOLLAR IN
THE BANK?
SUBSCRIPTIONS
TO 5135.000.000
COTTON LOAN
1 Reserve Board Heads in New
England Whose Bankers Are
Said to be Primarily Interest
ed in Caring for Mills of That
Section.
Washington, D. C. —Dlrtct appeal for
subscriptions to the proposed $135,-
hOO.OOO cotton loan will be made to
Boston and New England bankers by
W. IV (i. Harding, member of the fed
eral reserve board, in active charge of
this fund.
Mr. Harding and Governor Hamlin
of the hoard arc in Boston today en
deavoring to Interest New England
bankers.
Bankers there are said to look upon
the plan as peculiarly designed to help
only the south and to feel that it Is
their duty primarily to cure for the
cotton manufacturers of their section
whose interests may not he along the
line of maintaining the price of raw
cotton.
Mr. Harding however, was said to
he confident that his mission w'OUld
meet with success.
Reports from other sections of the
country to date show that the plan is
being approved by hankers and busi
ness men.
Members of the federal reserve hoard
here look upon the proposed aid to
cotton producers as a matter which
concerns the whole country and hope
that view will tie taken in New Eng
land
IS. WHITKEY 01
IBIP OF IRC!
Sails With Surgeons and
Nurses, at Own Expense, to
Establish Large Field Hospital
New York. Mrs. Harry Payne
Whltnox. bo wan Miss Gertruda Van
derbilt, will sail tomorrow for Europe
on the I.UHltanln with a staff of four
surgeons and fifteen trained nurses to
establish at her own expense a largo
Held hospital behind the firing line
northern France. Ten motor ambu
lances, a large quantity of medic il
supplies and clothing sufficient for
3,000 men, women and children, dll
purchased hj Mrs. Whitney us a part
of her undertaking, were shipped to
Frame last .Saturday.
Wounded soldiers of the warring
nations will be treated at the field
hospital which Is to he conducted in
cooperation with the American am
bulance hospital, now managed by 1)1-
l vetoes Do Hauchtt anil Joseph A.
(Hake, near Paris.
The field hospital Is to be known as
i uplt In the American hospital scr
\... anil it is understood Mrs. Whlt
tu > is p" ■ pared to finance from her
own pi r on.d fortune other units,
| should Fex l o deemed necessary.
Mi \\ ’• uex's sister. Countess
! S/.echenyi. formerly Miss Gladys Van
e. rl ill, noxx is aiding the wounded in
AusUiu
“DELIGHTED”—
Carrie Wiliams. 1234 Pine Street.
“REFRESHING”—
Elise McKinney, 258 Watkins Street.
“GOOD”—
Leonard Thorp. 1216 Cumming
“BEST”—
Robt. Johnson. (P. J. Berckman.)
“REFRESHING”—
Edgar Williams, 1234 Pine St.
“BEST”—
Jas. Jones. 1430 12th St.
“O. K ”
W.H. Miller (J. B. White L Co.)
“GRAND”—
Lizzie McKinney, 253 Watkins St.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
BELIEF JT IBE
ARRIVAL OLYMPIC
Great Liner Safe at Belfast
Today. Anxiety Over Rumor
of Mine Disaster.
London, 10:55 a. m.—The safe arri
val today of the White Star lane
steamer Olympic at Belfast haa caused
much relief here. The detention of
this level at Lough Swilly, In the
north of Island gave rise to many ru
mors of disaster to the great liner and
her narrow escape from the mine field
has brought home to the English Imag
ination the grave danger from this
soiiree. Today the drastic mine policy
of the British admiralty is meeting
with general approval. New mine regu
lations virtually close the North Sea
from the nor th and navigation which
normally follows North Sea routes will
be diverted to the English Channel.
This change in trade routes will give
England much better control over neu
tral shipping which otherwise would
use the North Sea.
Merchants Dairy Lunch Open
All Night.
CONFIRM REPORT
SCUTTLING BRITON
London, 1:02 p. ng—Confirmation
of the report that Turkish cruisers
bombarded the Russian port of Novor
osslsk on the east coast of the Rlaek
Sea on Oct. 30 ami on the burning
and scuttling of the Hjytlsh steamer
Frederick,, was received today by the
Riitlah foreign office from Sir George
W. Buchanan, the ambassador of
Great Britain at Petrograd.
Hair Tinting
Made Easy
Many thousands of women have put up
xvith streaked and gray hair because
they knew of no absolutely safe way to
overcome this robber of youth and at
tractiveness.
After all. one of the chief pleasures
in life is that of appearing in as at
tractive a manner as possible.
“IWsxwnatone'' Hair Stain will help you
in just this emergency. With it you
pan touch up the gray spots Instantly—
or you cun In a few moments' time give
to your hair that rich, soft brown, so
much to be admired. Or. you can make
It a glossy black if you prefer. All this
without the possibility of detection,
failure or harm to either half or scalp.
No previous experience whatever Is
necessary when you use “Brownatone."
Just brush or comb it Into the hair.
A sample and a booklet will be sent
you upon receipt of 10 cents.
AP of the leading drug stores sell
" Brown atone. ’' Two sizes. 25e and Jt. 00.
Two shades on* for golden or medium
brown, and the other for dark brown or
black.
Insist on “Brownatone" at your hair
dresser'a.
Prepared by the Kenton Phartnacal
Co., 512 E. Pike St., Covington. Ky.
Sold and guaranteed In Augusta by
Green & Horsey Drug Co., and other
leading dealers.
AFEWOFTHEWHYS
Received at the Fair for Colored People.
THEY, TOO, ALL LIKE AND DRINK
©%I£AG-@ctc^
BUYING COTTOn AT U)c
In Exchange for Merchandise at our Low Cash Prices
REMEMBER we are to help the Farmers of the South,
BUYING COTTON, basis middling, from any producer, at 10
cents PER POUND, and giving in exchange any merchandise
selected from our entire stock at our usual low cash prices.
This remarkable offer will continue until we have bought
500 bales at 10 cents per pound. Having made arrangements
for storing and insuring this cotton, WE GUARANTEE TO
HOLD IT for 12 months, or until cotton goes to 10 cents in the
open market.
If you only want to trade out part of a bale now, we will
COPPER VESSELS
PROBABLY FREED
Washington, D. C.—An official des
patch from Ambassador Page at Lon
don today Indicates that the Italian
vessels San Giovanni and Regina
D'ltalia, laden with American copper
and detained by British authorities at
Gibraltar, have been permitted to pro
ceed to their Italian destinations. While
the despatch did not state specifically
that this action had been taken, it was
so construed by some officials here.
The handsome Dinner
Set offered for estimates*
was given
Maria McKinney
253 Watkins St.
Augusta, Ga.
Schneider
to Buy
500 Bales
at 10c
Schneider
to Buy
500 Bales
a! 10c
SCHNEIDER’S
We Are Doing Our
Pari by the Farmers
and the South by
give you a credit slip good
for merchandise at any
time in the next six months.
SCHNEIDER’S
Liverpool Talk
Cotton Reopening
Liverpool.—The Liverpool Cotton As
sociation will meet next Tuesday to
consider resolutions relative to the re
opening’ of the cotton market.
Merchants Dairy Lunch Open
All Night.
Overcoats, SIO.OO. $15.00 and $20.00,
big values. See them at Mertins.
READ HERALD WANTS
A residence without electrio
service is scarcely more mod
ern today than a residence
without water service.
GRAND-THIS EVENING
BLACK PATTI
“LUCKY SAM FROM ALABAM.”
Seats on Sale Today, 10 A. M.
PRICES —Evening, 250 to SI.OO.
|
“DELIGHTED”—
Sadia Fields, 1301 Augusta Ave.
“O. K ”
Lewis P. Bohler, 1102 Phillips St.
“FINE”—
Martha Singleton, 1119 Greene St.
“EXCELLENT”—
Maria McKinney, 258 Watkins St.
“O. K ”
Margie Bohler, 1112 Phillip St.
“GOOD”—
Walter Delph, 1037 Pine St.
“BEST”—
Ed. Durst, 1210 Dugas St.
Schneider
to Buy
500 Bales
at 10c
Schneider
to Buy
500 Bales
at 10c
