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TEN Safety Security In determining an Invoatment Security In the flr*t coneldera tlon. Your banking home should be selected with the same care, Tha Plantar* Loan and Sav ing* Bank fill* every require ment of safety and seeurlty for your funds. Thq officers of tht» bank give their close, personal attention to It* affair*. Responsible Banking has been the policy of this Institution since- five first day Its doors were opened—44 years tM4O. That this policy Is aiqireelnted Is Indicated by th# constant and gratifying growth In business. On th* score of Safety,, Secu rity and Responsibility, w« In vite your account The Planters Loan & Savings Bank 'OB BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. L. C. HAYNE, President. GEO. P. BATES, Cashier, Do your Christmas shop ping early and avoid the rush. There’s no time 'like the present. It will pay to say "liiaw it in The Herald.” Read Herald “Wants' WANTED House and lot. down town or North Augusta to cost $12,500 or $5,000. Geo.W. Hardwick, Heal Estate and Loans 305 Dyer Building (Trade Mstk) AT THE MODJESKA TODAY FOR RENT No. Ftrrst. Rooms. IMf«. 408 Tsylor Ft 9 SIB.OO 302 Trlfalr St 5 18.00 814 Phillip Ft. 6 19.00 821 Phillip Ft 8 18.00 3711 TVslksr St 4 1* 00 449 Reynolds Ft. 4 11.00 448 TV Utkins St ....8 18.00 1848 Jenkins St 8 20.00 1708 Jenkins Ft 8 20.00 108 Reynolds St $ 10.00 418 Reynolds St 8 28.00 120 Centre St. (store A : dence) 38.00 932 Reynolds St 9 38.00 441 TVnlker St 9 40.00 441 H Welker St. 6 30.00 1041 ltroad St 12 40.04 1848 Broad St 8 12.80 1347 Kills St 3 880 Eve St n#*r TV. Wsy 8 22.00 429 Calhoun St 8 22.80 902 Centrs St 7 22.80 1713 Gwinnett St 8 10.00 1470 Slices St 4 12.00 1488 Cooper St 3 8.00 713 Kollork St. 4 13.80 6444* Brood St 8 33.33 Lockhart, Lucky & Co, 211 SEVENTH ST. Telephone 840. STORAGE ALL KINDB. WE SELL LIME. CEMENT. PLASTER. MANTELS, TILE. GRATES. ROOFING. PLATE GLASS. “Conersts for Endursncs.” WHALEY BROTHERS PHONE 3247. AIKEN IS GETTING GOOD ATTRACTIONS THIS ! SEASON i Theatre in Resort is Operated Under Supervision of the Municipal Government. Aiken, S. C. Since the city of Aiken i bought the Thestone Theater and the Aiken opera house has been operated i under the direction of the municipal - ity, a better class of attractions have been showing here, which Is appre i elated by the general public. Here tofore it ha* been difficult to secure the higher class attractions for Aiken, but Manager McCarter of the The stniift Theater, who Is likewise city | olt'tK end treasurer, has succeeded In ! bringing to Aiken for this week two •ot the best productions touring the I South this season. "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" will be seen In Aiken Thursday night before It appears In Augusta and "Peg O’ My Heart" is the attraction for Saturday evening. m pkg's nr MAIL, GERMAN! Instructions Issued Today to All U. S. Postmasters to Ac cept Same. Service Resumed Wathginton, D.C. -Instructions worn today being went by Pont master Gen eral BurleHon to pontma*iterM through out the country directing them, pend* log further notice to accept for mail ing to Germany and Austria-Hungary ull pm UiiKOH which conform to the pre scribed conditions of the international Parrel post service. This service be tween the United States and the coun tries nan <*l had been suspended be rime of the lack of transportntion fa cilities due to the war. Resumption of the service will make it possible to send Christmas remembrances to Eu ropean countries which would other wise have been impossible. Parcel post packages are now mail able to all countries with which the United States has parcel post conven tions, except Belgium. Turkey and the northern and northeastern Prance where military operations prevent re sumption of the service. Shortly after the war began Germany, Belgium and Prance asked that the service he su spended. Neither Austria nor Hun gary requested suspension hut the war caused r practical stoppage of the service. JOHNSTON NEWS Jalinston, 8. C.—TV. T,. TVinn of TVnrds, was accidently shot Thuraday | niorntnK by his own hands In a very peculiar manner. He went to the field to work and the do* started a rabbtl, so he returned to the house to Ret h|ii Kiin that was In the corner behind the bed. No one Haw the accident aa his wl' waa In a nearby town and the i hlldren at school. He was found leanliiK over In the corner with his liandn on the bed. The shot having entered his mouth and coming out throiißh the top of Ills head, knocking out several teeth ns he drew the Run forward, the hammer cauKht In some way and the gun discharged. Mr. Winn was 46 years of ago and leaves a wife anil nine children. He was hurled at Wards by his pastor, ttev. O. O. Hutchinson. M T. Turner, a prominent citizen ot this plnce Is quite sick. l>r. K. C. Cronck gave n splendid stereoptlcon lecture here Monday night at the Lutheran Church. Johnston played a match same of football with Batcsburg Thursday. The body of Gertrude Elisabeth Kee ler was brought here for hurlnl from Augusta accompanied by the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Foster and Mrs Gertrude Foster. Hr. W. S. Stokes, of Johnston, officiate,!. YOUNG JOHNSTON MAN IS DEAD AS RESULT OF ACCIDENT Johnston, S. C.—Clarence Hart, a young married man of the Tory Creek section, lies dead In our town tonight, Jibe result of an accident at the Peo ples’ Cotton Oil Co., yesterday after -1 noon at 4 o'clock. Mr. Hart was at the mill where he was having cotton i ginned. He put tits hand in the gin |to pull out the motes, i His sleeve caught tn the saws and j drew in Ids arm cutting It Into shreds. The nervous shock, together with | loss of blood, caused his death at 6 o'clock this afternoon, at the home of ' Mr. I'nuU near the mill. lie was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Hart of Johnston, amt leaves a wife and two young children and several brothers and sisters. The funeral took place yesterday, (Mondavi afternoon at Mt. Olive Ccmtery. Johnston. VACCINE WONT CURE GLANDERS IN HORSES Washington.— After months of care ful investigation the bureau of ant mnl industry has come to the conclu sion that vaceltu is not effective In I rendering horses Immune from gland ers The bureau recommends a tils I continuance of the serum and advises that all attention be concentrated on I the detection and destruction of the diseased horses. A thorough disinfec tion of water troughs, buildings, man gers, etc.. Which the diseased animals have come In contact with should he made in order to successfully check the spread of the malady. ■ —... . i - Hoys' Suits and Hants, 10 per cent ] off Special lot to close 28 per cent ,off No r atter what prices offered, , > “v* will fiud curs cheaper. F. G. [Martins. , IF KIDNEYS ARE HEAR TRY BUGHU Mixed With Juniper Is Old Polks’ Recipe For Flushing Kidneys—Stops Back ache and Uric Acid. When you wnke up with backache and dull misery In the kidney region, It generally means your kidneys are I weak. When your kidney* get slug gish and ‘log you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels, remov -1 lug all the body’s urinous waste, else 1 you have backache, sick headache, : dizzy spells; your stomach sour*, tongue Is coated, and when the weath \ er Is bad you have rheumatic twinges, l channels often get sore, water scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two i or three times during the night. | To relieve this distressing condition iat once get from your pharmacist a fair sized bottle of Stuart's Ituchu and Juniper Compound. Take a table; | spoonful In a glnsa of water after meals Stop entlng sweets or sugar. In a few days your kidneys will then act fine arid natural, A well known authority says this is the beat treut ; ment. Stuart’s Thirhu and Juniper Com ! pound acts directly on the urine [ through the kidneys. It keeps the blond healthy. It strengthen* the tuck of the bladder. It regulate* tho kidneys nnb does away with backache and all disagreeable symptoms. If discouraged with other medicines, be sure you get Stuart's Ruchu and Juni per, as Stuart’s Ik properly compound ed for kidney trouble. PARALYSIS ‘SrESE? by Dr. < hiuu*‘« Special liioixl bud Nerve Tablet*. Dr. Cham, 2.:4 N. T.-nth Htruet . Philadelphia. Pa. Dll PILE REMEDY wT Gjvea Inntant relief In itchlm?. Blfledlngor Piotruding Piles, Wc* The Dp. Boeanko C©„ l'hilt*deli>?;iu, Fku DROPSY SPECIALIST Ufluafly give quick relief, have entirely relieved mahv seem In if ly hopelefe* caste. Swelling find alert breath toon gone. Often g vus» entire relief in 16 to 26 daya Triai treatment Bent free. DR. THOMAS E. liREEN Successor to Dr. H. H. Green * Sen* Box P Atlanta, □>, JvlLisr _ . THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. A MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF FANCY FELT SLIPPERS - EVERY COLOR OF THE RAINBOW ~ FOR MEN AND WOMEN THE NEW BEADED SLIPPER in Black and Gun-Metal—also shown in our window is the hit of the season. Any girl would be de lighted with them for a Christmas present. The largest line of trim, stylish Footwear for Men and Women WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP C. A. NICKERSON, Manager Silver's Up Again! It Salt I am Not Even Asking SIO.OO and $15.00 For what I claim is the best clothes value in the United States at those prices. But $8.25 and $11.75 being the actual cost to me of suits and overcoats that are elsewhere being sold at from S2O to S4O. You can’t possibly appreciate the high character of these clothes—the quality, the style and finish—unless you come and look for yourself. Don’t get the idea that they are cheap or inferior in any way—they are not, but on the contrary, are the pro duct of the very best makers of high grade clothing in the United States. They are all best quality materials, new and distinct ive styles and such that any man may be proud of. All we ask is that you come and look—the clothes will do the rest. A. SILVER 1028 Broad Street Clothier Hatter Haberdasher WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2.