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SIXTEEN Safety Security In determining an Investment Security Is the first considera tion. Your banking homa should be selected with the same care. The Planter* Loan end Sav ings Bank fills every require ment of safety nnd security for your funds. The officers of thl* bank (five their close, personal attention to Its affairs. Responsible Banking has been the policy of this Institution since the first day it* doors were opened—44 years ago. That this policy la appreciated Is indicated by the constant and gratifying growth in business. On the score of Safety, Secu rity and Responsibility, we In vite your account The Planters Loan & Savings Bank 'OS BROAD ST.. AUGUSTA, GA. L. C. HAYNE, Preeiden-. GEO. P. BATES, Cashier. STEAM HEATING SYBTEMS and Hot-Water Heating riant* repaired and put In flr*t-olas» working order. Valvea, Automatlo Air Valve* In dock, the very beat quality. Expert steam-fitter for thl* work. Telephone u» today. Phone 472. THE HENRY WUTT CO., 111 Broad Street. CHENEY’S EXPECTORANT Cures Whooping Cough, Croup Folds, running of the no*e, sore throat, Cheney's Expectorant slightly laxative. Pi vonts the whoop In whooping cough. Children like Cheney'* and hna been on the market fifty year*. Take the old, tried and true cough cure. 25c at drug etcn vs.—(Advt.) / 4 f /Iff 8 The House of SCHWEIGERT Gift* that Make the Merry Chrlatmaa Laat the Whole Year Through. W# have auch a largo and varied atock from •which you cnn make your selection that we for bear to e nmerate the thousand and one articles that will he appropriate. Our atock comprises the most exquisite, the sensible and exclusive New Things In Dependable Jewelry Coming from ua guarantees the recipient of its value and quality. You can't buy a poor one from us—our stock is In keeping with our long established reputation for carrying the BEST OOOITS at the most reasonable prices. We especially invite you to inspect our stock of Perfect Diamonds we have them in all settings tnd at all prices, ev eryone being perfect— Diamond Ear Kings. Diamond l.a Valuers, Diamond Kings. Diamond Hrooches, Diamond Cuff Links, Diamond Studs, Diamond Bracelels, etc. Come, let us show you. It will M> a pleasure. Engraving by Experts. We will keep your purchases until Instructed to deliver. Wm. Schweigert & Co. The Christmas Jewelers. IHEORY AND FACT INCURABILITY OF BRIbIJIS DISEASE Professor Tyson in his work on BRIGHtS DISEASE says: “As to special curative measures ... di rectly diminishing Albumenurla, I be . lieve there are none . . ” Old beliefs are tenacious. But no ; matter how venerable and sacred, theory must give way to fact. From ! a safe lull of evidence we take the j OFFICIAL figures in a recent test case the analysis being made by one ; of the most noted analyst# in this | city: Jan 12 Albumen 2 700 gms (24hrs) Jan 28 Albumen .465 gifts (24 brs) Reduction in 12 days nearly 8 per ' cent. This ease was in extremis and the treatment was prescribed too late but In the face of the testimony of analyt ical chemists what becomes of the old dictum that, there is no agent that reduce* albumenurla? Lamarck has truly said the great difficulty Is not In discovering but in getting the ac -1 (cptance of new truths. But the light : is spreading The ability of Fulton's Renal Com , pound to “diminish albumenuria" in many cases of Brights Disease is not 1 a theory but a FACT IN PHYSICS to ! prove which we will mail formula for ! albumen test that will show the per j rentage from week to week. As the 1 albumen declines improvement com i monly follows, recoveries having been reported in thousand* of rases. Formula and literature sent on re quest John J. Fulton Co., San Fran cisco. Green & Horsey Drug Co., Is local agent Ask lor pamphlet. EXPECT NO ROW ON JUDGESHIP That Fight Over New Georgia Federal Position By Senate Republicans, Not Believed. Washington, D. C.—Small credence is placed In the suggestion that the Re publicans of the senate purpose to moke a Party Issue of the creation of an ad ditional federal Judgeship In south Georgia. Senator ltoot, of New York who suggested that Judge Speer lie written a letua- In regard to the legis lation, Is understood to favor the hill, and Senator Borah, of Idaho, has slated that Ids desire for a postponement wok for tlie purpose of getting data aa to the requirements of the south Georgia districts. It Is regarded as but natural that Judge Speer’s v(ewa on the bill should he sought. Inasmuch as its purport Is to divide the Judicial work In the southern district amt lighten the labors of an ad mittedly sick man. INTERNED. Washington, D. C The German cruis es Cormoran with twenty-two officers snd 355 men has Interned for the war at Guam, according to a dispatch re ceived here late yesterday from Captain Maxwell, American naval governor of that island. IN ITALY NOW, 'THE TO SOT AND BE SILENT’ Vote of Confidence Passed in Government and Its Policies Regarding War. Position Now is---“ Watchful Neutrality.” Rome, 3:20 g. m.—A vote of confidence In the government and Its policies was adopted almost unanimously today by the chamber of deputies. Previous to the vote Premier SalandVa delivered a speech to the deputies In which he reaffirmed his statement made In a previous address that Italy’s posi tion was one of watchful neutrality. He sild that nothing had happened to war rant any ehange In that piosltlon. For World Supremacy. “What I can guaranty," he declared, “Is that the govemmem will follow a purely Italian policy hut in saying this I do not mean that we will disregard the policies of the great power* or the grouping of the powers fighting for the suiretnacy of the world. Italv ts sat isfied In protecting her noble traditions and preparing for her great future.’’ Makes No Prediction*. The premier refused to make any pre dictions as some members urged him to do. He said that the government would he sincere and that If It made mistakes these would he paid for by the copril rv. Begirding what was already past, he declared that Italy had a right to pro claim lir*,' neutrality and that If she had bargained for It she would have dis honored herself. He concluded by say ing: "Now Is the time to be silent and to act." OPEN BIDS FOR 8 SUBMARINES Great Diving Ship Must Have Speed 21 Knots on Surface, 16 Knot 3 Under Water. Washington.—Bids wore opened to day at the navy department for eight, now submarines, one of which is to displace between 925 and 1,066 tor.s (the exact specifications being a naval seert.) The great diving ship must have a speed of 21 knotß on the sur face and 16 knots under water; will lie propelled by Deisel engines with oil fuel and tie of sufficient cruising caaclty to accompany a fleet around the world. There were only two bid ders, the Electric Boat Company and Iho Lake Submarine Torpedo Boat, Company. The latter submitted thirty separate bids. For the big sea-going submarine the electrie company’s bid was the loweet, at $1,350,000 for a ves sel of 925 tons, while the Lake Com pany’s bid for smaller harbor defense boats was the lowest, being $373,000 for a vessel of 280 tons. As (he lump appropriation of $4,- 468,000 must provide at least eight boats, it would appear that It will he necessary to choose the smaller type in at least seven cases. LOANS SOON ON GEORGIA COTTON Details of the Wade Plan Per fected. Money to Be Loaned Next Week. Atlanta, Ga.—Robert F. Maddox, chairman of the Georgia committee in charge of the state's share of the Wade cotton loan pool, wired Frank Hawkins, president of the Third Na tional Bank, from Washington Tues day that all the details of the plan had been perfected and that the money would he loaned on cotton beginning next week. Mr. Maddox has been meeting with the central committee In Washington, and is expected home in a day or two. On his return there will probably be another meeting of the commit tee, of which Mr. Hawkins is state chairman. The fund was to have been ready for loans this week, but the delay is caused by the fact that all the fortns of notes, cotton warehouse receipts and the like have not been received. As previously stated, the Georgia fund will lunout to about $20,000,000. It will be distributed through 100 sub committees representing various sec tions of the state, ami will be loaned to farmers through the banks. Lou ns will not be placed on less than 100 bales of cotton unless on the specific recommendation of the state committee. The money will be loan ed Ht the rate of 6 cents a pound, basis middling, but subject to a 20 per cent margin That is, on the 100-bale transaction, money will be actually loaned only eighty bales. which would be equivalent to 6 cents a pound. GRANTED NEW TRIAL. Atlanta, Ga. —The state supreme court has reversed Judge Ben Hill of the superior court, on the ground that the wording of a charge by him tend ed unduly to Influence the minds of the jurors, and James Sewell, convict ed of the murder of F. H. Goodman last September, will get a new trial. Sewell's lawyers appealed on the ground that Judge Hill erred In his charge to the Jury when he said: "When a man Is dying and has given up all hope of life, the solemnity of the scene, give his statement the sanclty of truth and Is admitted as evidence." The court was referring to the dying statement of Goodman, the victim, who accused Sewell of murdering him Sewell claimed that he slew CVodman In self defence. The affray took place I na cheap hotel in At lanta WICLI3TON FUND, BELGIANS. Wllllatoo, 3. C. The mens llarscn ria** were the hosts to the residents o{ WUlleton and community at a most de lightful affair In the BountiPe tell. Oys ter* were served In all style*. Later an Interssting isih on Utiatum and the THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. The Famous Economy Shoes for men and women TSSSSSSt AT ACTUAL COST The Utmost in Shoe Value is Represented in These Prices *WRBWRRWRWwa^amwmmMuwmmmwmmmmumMmKMmmmMnnezsmm}mammm&mMmanmMmmMMMWsawMrvarjaMKCßMMcaaMmMmmmwNKnmHwmmimmwmmMmKamMMCMmwßMmaaMWWMmw^mmMßwmwm All Economy $2.50 Shoes now $2.10 All Economy $3.00 Shoes NOW $2.40 All Economy $3.50 Shoes ROW $2.95 Belgians was made by Rev. W. M. Jones, pastor of the Baptist church. Move than a hundred persons were present. The class cleared about $25.00 which will he sent to tile Belgian sufferers, through the South Carolina ship fund. THE CZAR LEAVES. Petrograd.—Emperor Nicholas, hav ing finished his tour of inspection of the Knssi n army fronts in the Cau casus left that region, it is officially announced, on December 15th. A communication from the army staff in the Caucasus dated December 18th, says recent engagements of the Russian forces have been insignifi cant. KIDNEY OR BLADDER WEAK? Just Mix Juniper and Buchu. Old Folks’ Recipe. The symptoms of diseased kidneys and bladder; Scalding, dribbling, straining or to frequent passage of urine; forehead and the back-of-the head aches: stitches and pains In the back; growing muscle weakness; spots before the eyes; yellow skin: sluggish bowels; swollen eyelids or ankles; leg cramps; unnatural short breath; sleeplessness and the despond ency; Diabetes, Bright's Disease. The moment you have any of the above symptoms or a dull backache and rheumatic twinges, get from any re liable druggist a bottle of Stuart's Buchu and Juniper. Take a table spoonful after meala Drink plenty of pure, fresh water and abstain from eating sugar, sweets or highly season ed foods Your kidneys and bladder will then act fine and natural. Stu art* Buchu and Juniper has been used for generations to flush clogged kid neys, also to neutralize the acids in urine so It no lonrer hurts you to pass water. Stuart's Buchu and Junlpet Cotncpund is old folks’ recipe for kid ney trouble. PARALYSIS by Or. (W. &P«-UI Hived and N«tt* Tablets. Hr. Ohm, ZU N, Truth Street. PbtUdrlpbt*. Pa. Dllao bo-san-ko-s pilk kkmedt Give* In*ten* relist In .u-hlng. * Blssdlng or Protruding Pits*. Ms. The Dr. Doeaako Cs, Philadelphia. Pa. , Fit Style Quality !■&! dfH ■^jpj o^-rv ¥ ECONOMY SHOE STORE 310 Jackson Street Special Sale of Men’s Bed Room Slippers In Plain Kid with Chamois lin ing, in black and tan. Also in Felt, all sizes. $2 and $2.50 values $4 (TA special Thursday l#vV WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP C. A. NICKERSON, Manager WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER T 6 Comfort Value Satisfaction