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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 EXERCISES IN MEMORY OF LEE t Held at the Court House Tues day Afternnon. Able Address Made By Mr. Louis L. Battey. Tuesday, January 19th, was observed in Augusta as the 108th anniversary of the birth of General Robert E. Lee, beloved chieftain of the Confederacy. In Augusta exercises were held iji the schools, the banks were closed, it be ing a legal holiday, and In the after noon very appropriate exercises were held at the court house under the aus- This Formula Really Makes Hair Grow Some time ago I read in your paper a formula for a preparation which was claimed to destroy the dandruff germ and to strongly stimulate the nalr growth. In spite of the fact that I had already tried many preparations without benefit, and my hair was thin and fall ing out very fast, I decided to give your formula a trial. Accordingly I got my druggist to put up 6 ounces of Bay Rum, 2 ounces Lavona de Composee, and dram of Menthol Crystals, and applied it regularly every morning and night, rub bing carefully Into the scalp with the finger tips. Much to my delight and astonishment the intolerable itching ceased with the first application, the dandruff disappeared, the falling out of the hair stopped completely, and by the time I had used four bottles I had a finer, longer, and more luxuriant growth of hair than I had ever had before. I have since recommended this formula to many of my friends with equally won derful results. I understand that this formula can be prepared by all drug gists, and I strongly advise all your readers -who have not yet given It a trial to do so immediately.T. H. P. GRAY HAIR? Look Old? Peel Ashamed? Hair Falling? Want Dark, Lustrous Hair? When your hair turns gray, streaked with gray, faded, or prematurely gray or falling or thin, simply shampoo your hair and scalp with Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer. Thi s treatment will quickly darken your hair so evenly, beautifully and naturally that no one can detect you use anything, hut you will look younger and more attractive. Q-Ban is a clear, clean liquid that can’t injure your hair or scalp. Tt also has the effect of making your hair soft, glossy, fluffy, thick, giving It that soft dark lustre and abundance which makes the hair so fascinating and attractive. Stops dandruff and inching scalp and promotes an abun dant growth of hair. Q-Ban is not sticky or messy and is certain to darken your hair. Money back if it fails. Only 50c for a big 7-oz. bottle at Frost's Pharmacy, 502 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Out-of-town people supplied by mail. THE AUGUSTA HERALD Guarantees Advertisers Double the City Circulation of Any Other Augusta Newspaper If you have an article or a service of value to humanit.y and yon desire to sell it, you must make that fact known. You must make plain just WHY it should be bought, and you must also tell WHERE and HOW it may be bought. In this way Demand is created and Sales are made. The best known present-day method of Creating Demand is by Advertising. The reasons are so obvious that they need little discus sion. To most quickly succeed, certain established psycological prin ciples must be followed. The ad must be so arranged and set that it attracts the attention of the reader through unconscious artistic ap peal. Attention is held if the copy is simple, clear, direct and convinc ing. In this way new and sympathetic acquaintances are made; and this method, persisted in, converts an acquaintance into a customer, confident even in his first purchase and proud of you and of his con nection with you. The experienced and successful advertising plan and copy counsellor knows these things better than anyone else. One of the most prominent of them said recently: "I can always tell when I see an advertisement with mourning borders and garish type that the person who was responsible for it was inexperienced, unfamiliar with the are, or that he lacked the inherent qualities which entitle a man to deal successfully with his fellow man.” Assuming that what you have to sell has merit and value; that your ad is properly arranged and set; that the copy is simple, clear, direct and convincing—you still need the advice and assistance of the advertising agency to place you at the least cost and least waste before your particular audience, always remembering that THE DAILY NEWSPAPER IS THE MOST INTIMATE AND THE BEST MEDIUM in which humanity is interested. The foregoing accomplished, you must remember that Constant Reptition Makes Advertising Pay You must iterate and reiterate until you and your wares are household words. Success! Success!! My dear sir, you could not keep it away from you with a 42 centimeter gun. Advertising in the Herald Gets Results pices of the Daughters of the Confede racy. The address of the occasion was made by Mr. Louts L. Battey and it was his first public address in Augus ta since being admitted to the bar. Mr. Battey made a very able and eloquent address and was listened to with the closest attention by a large number of people. Rev. S. 1,. McCarty opened the exer cises with prayer and the principal speaker was Introduced by Mr. Chas. P. Pressley, w-ho, in a very happy lit tle address, referred touchingly and eloquently to General Lee and stated that he thought every Southern home should he adorned with a portrait of the great Confederate chieftain. Mr. Pressley also made reference to the splendid war record of \lr. I.ouis Rat tey’s father and grandfather on the Battey side of the family and also of Ills maternal grandfather in the civil war. Mr. Battey was warmly congratulat ed aftfr his very excellent address. Captain J. Rice Smith presided at the meeting with his characteristic charm. FUNERAL DR. ALLEN ihURSDAY afternoon Will Be Held From St. Paul’s Church at 3:30 O’clock, and Rev. G. Sherwood Whitney Will Officiate. The funeral of Dr. Joseph Eve Allen, beloved Augusta physician who passed away at an early hour Tuesday morn ing, will beheld at 3:30 o’clock Thurs day afternoon from St. Paul’s Episco pal church. Rev. G. Sherwood Whit ney will officiate. The interment will follow in the city cemetery. All of the pallbearers have not yet been selected so no announcement of their names can be obtained. The news of the death of Dr. Allen, while not a surprise, for he had been critically ill for some time, was never theless a great shock to the commu nity. No man in any walk of life in the city was held in higher esteem. Undoubtedly one of the largest con courses that ever attended a funeral service will be at St. Paul’s Thursday afternoon for the funeral. MOVING PICTURES BEING MADE AROUND AUGUSTA Exterior Scenes For “Satan Sanderson’’ Being Taken This Week---Is to Cost $25,000. A party of motion picture actors and actresses, including Mr. John W. Noble, in charge, Miss Irene Marfield, late of the Essanay Company, and Messrs. Orln Johnson, Howard Trues dale and Herbert Carleton, began work in and around Augusta this morning making some of the exterior scenes in “Satan Sanderson,” a film that is being made by the B. A. Ralfe Company, of New York and Los An geles. The pictures here are being made FHE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. HARD CASE OF BRIGHTS DISEASE “It is as impossible for him to cover as it is to empty the ocean.’’ These were the doctor's words to the partner of Andrey C. iAirsen, of Sorenson & Larsen, Salt Lake City, Utah. Larsen was down with Bright's Disease; Was water logged, having been tapped twice, and the doctor ad vised his partner to fix up his affaiis. This was in 1904. The treatment was changed to Ful ton's Renal Compound, and In March, 1905, patient was back to business, to the surprise of his physician and everyone else. As to permanence, a letter from Larsen dated February, 1911, six years later, said; "I am n perfect health —haven’t had a Btck day for several years.” The ability of Fulton's Renal Com pound to oppose Renal degeneration and reduce albumen in many cases of Bright's Disease is not a matter of opinion but a FACT TN PHYSICS, and we will mall formula Tor albumen test that will show the percentage from week to week. As the albumen declines improvement commonly fol lows, recoveries having been report ed in thousands of cases. Formula and literature mailed on request, John J. Fulton Co., San Francisco. Green & Horsey Drug Co., Is local agent Ask for pamphlet in the vicinity of the Hampton Ter race Hotel, the acqueduct, the home of Mr. Carey Lamar and Mrs. J. T. Bransford, Sand Bar Ferry, Lake View Park, Aumond and other places on the heights around Augusta. The party will be working here about a week. It is understood. The production will cost. It is stat ed, $25,000, and will be ready for re lease inside of two months. Help the Stomach Digest Your Food When the stomach fails to di gest and distribute that which is eaten, the bowels become clogged with a mass of waste and refuse that ferments and generates poisons that are grad ually forced Into the blood, caus ing distress and often serious illness. Most people naturally object to drastic cathartic and purga tive agents that shock the sys tem. A mild, gentle laxative, positive in its effect and that will quickly relieve constipation is Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, sold by druggists at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle. It does not gripe or cramp, but acts easily and pleasantly and Is therefore the most satisfactory remedy for children, women and elderly persons. For a free trial bottle w'rite to Dr. W. B. Cald well, 452 Washington St., Mon ticello, Ills. CALCULATIONS OF 1. EIiIGH WERE CORRECT Forecasted That River Would Reach 28 to 29 Feet and Maximum Stage Was 28.2 Feet. Splendid Work of Fore caster Appreciated. The Savannah river reached its max imum stage of 28.2 feet on Tuesday night and on Wednesday morning at eight o'clock it had fallen consider ably. The river will continue to fall rapidly, according to local forecaster E. R. Emlgh. Mr. Emigh predicted that tile river would reach a maximum stage of between 28 and 29 feet, making this prediction 28 hours in adva.i»» 0 r p,, be very conservative Mr. Emigh made the 28 to 29 foot forecast, although his actual calculations over a day in ad vance were for 28 feet even. The fact that he missed it by two tenths of a foot only demonstrates the expert knowledge that he has of the effect of of rainfall in the watershed on the stage of the river. Mr. Emigh nlmost Invariably is correct in his forecasts and he misses his calculations only In Inches. The people of Augusta and the farm ers of the Savannah river valley are deeply appreciative of Mr. Emigh’s earnest work in connection with river forecasts and the local forecaster is being warmly congratulated Wednes day upon the accuracy of his calcula tions of the water. The weather forecast is for fair (Heather Wednesday night and Thurs day. PICKINGS FROM “PIC By A. DAVISSON Dr. A. B. Martin of Harlem thinks very favorably of the work being done by the government experts, Drs. Riser and Brohun, In hookworm treatment. As frequently noted In The Herald, these physicians are In Columbia county until January 23th. as special ists for tl " relief of this disorder. Other counties, as Richmond, are also being visited. Dr. Martin—in Augusta today— points out as of peculiar significance that so astute a financier and Investor as J. D. Rockefeller would not have made this benefit a part of his South ern Foundation had it not been worth while. Mr. Rockefeller knew this mal ady is rampant among us and can bs cured. The opportunity offered by this free examination is one to be taken advan tage of by every family In the sec tions covered. It Is especially noteworthy that the rise in cotton has proven a boon throughout Pie’s Merchants and others are greatly gratified at the Improvement at once In accounts they carry. Mrs. J. E. Green is visiting Mr. and Mrs. and Master Trimmier at the family home on Greene street. The grandpa doctor says that wljh a new grandson at each end of the line Mrs. Green Is, to say the least, fairly busy. Gentlemen, Including Messrs. Jullen Harris and Steiner Branch, fell to dis cussing "pistol toting." And from what one could hear of the talk we may believe the crowd will be mightily pleased to see Augusta take stalwart steps at once toward stopping the nuisance. Just what was meant by a passen ger’s remark that "Davidson’s Cross ing Is the best looking station on the road," I do not know. Someone sug gested that he meant In the general topography of the out-reaching lawns end residences. Another Intimated the remark had reference to the yoting ladles who regularly- and occasionally —catch the train there. If you want to see how easily we forget the commonest ms tiers of his tory start a query among fairly In telligent readers. Ask your crowd who was vice president under Cleveland’s second term; or, for that matter, dur Ing Roosevelt’s regular term. Ask them If Thos. E. Watson ever ran for the presidency and when. Or, as nearer today's Interest, on what date did the South’s chieftain, General Lee. sur render. Or, In whst way were I,ee end Washington linked In history. And so on, and so on. Proved true are a noted bishop’s words to a class entering the min istry. "Young brethren, be not dls heartened when you come to find out how few people are really listening to you ” Our trouble Is we do not give gen uine attention to what we read or hear or even pretend to study. KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS ON STREET, ROBBED Wm. Durban, Herald Carrier, Assaulted on 15th Street Tuesday Night---Body Left For Dead Under Hedge in Park. After collecting on hi* route, Wil i Ham Turner Durham, a 18-year-old lad of 1259 Kills Street, a Herald news ■ arrler, was returning home, when at ili:SO o'clock on Fifteenth Street near 1 the Butt Memorial Bridge he was as saulted by three unknown negro men, ! knocked unconscious, robbed of his | money and hi* body, believed by his assailant* to be lifeless, placed In a secluded spot under a hedge alongside Allen Park and left there. Upon re ' gaining his senses some two hours later he succeeded In reaching his home, where he accounted for his late ness. He was physically weak and badly bruised. The police were notified, but It was stated at headquarters Wednesday ; that no arrest* have, as yet been made Five dollars In money was stolen besides hi* route book. It Is believed that the route hook, If found, I may lead to some nine. The young man was able to attend ,school Wednesday morning, as usual. Rheumatism Just put a few drops of Sloan’s on the painful spot and the pain stops. It is really wonderful how quickly Sloan’s acts. No need to rub it in—laid on light ly it penetrates to tho bone and brings relief at once. Kills rheumatic pain instantly. Mr. Jamtn B. Alexander, <\f North Harpswell, M*. t write*: “Many strains in my baok and hips brought on rheu matism in the eoiAtio nerve. I bad it bo bad one might whon sitting iu my chair, that I had to Jump ou my feet to get relief. lat once applied your Liniment to the affected part and in lena then ten minutes it was perfectly easy. I think it is the best of all Liniments 1 hav* ever used.” SLOANS LINIMENT Kills Pain At all dealara, 25c. Send four cents in stamps for a TRIAL BOTTLE Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. Dept. B. Philadelphia, Pa. Experienced Women Advise Mother's Friend Becnuso It in no perfectly wife to turn ,nnd has boon of such groat help to a host of expectant mothers, these wo men, experienced In this most happy period, advise ho use of “Mother’ll Friend." Applied extemnlTy to tho abdominal muscles Its purpose Is to relievo the unduo tension upon tho cords and ligaments resulting irom muscular expansion. Boneath tho sur face Is a network of (lno nervo threads and. tho gentle, soothing embrocation, "Mother’s Friend/' In designed to no lubricate tho muscular fibres as to avoid tho unnecessary and continuous nagging upon this myriad of nerves. Applied to tho breasts It affords tho proper massage to prevent caking. Tnero Is scarcely a well-stocked drug store anywhere but what you can iae'ly obtain a bottle of "Mother's and In nearly every town and village * grandma who used lc In sarl.cr years. Expectant mothers are urged tj try this splendid assistant. Mother’s Friend has beei .rev, by Bradfleld Regulator C«„ 10* Umar Bldg., Atlanta, Oft., for nearly half century. Hend for valuable tittle book to expectant mother*. / RB / To become a uni- I versal favorite,V' [ Chero-Cola had to be\ the perfect drink that\ it is. Take yours from \ the original bottle! I through a straw. You 1 I will enjoy its uniform 1 ! flavor and the certainty I \ of its cleanliness. Lhero-Colal STORAGE ALL KINDS. WE BELI LIME, CEMENT, PLABTER, MANTELB, TILE, GRATES, ROOFING, PLATE GLABB. “Concrete for Endurance.” WHALEY BROTHERS PHONE 3247. Read Herald “Wants” WHITES GROCERIES “More for a Dollar Than a Dollar Will Buy Elsewhere" “Surety Coupons With Groceries ” Hams 17c Flour 99c Sols-Rising Jersey Cream, 24-poimd sack, ..94^ Rice Rira :. 67c Potatoes ,',™k 30c Butter p'^i™. ry ’....37c Eggs SJ oo " ntry ’ 35c Breakfast Bacon pSa-2 4c Cheese 20c Peaches "Ham 99c Red Raspberries, No. 2, 4 cans 54^ Apricots, J cans 29<* CANNED MEATS Salmon, pink, 1-lb. tall, 3 cans 29c Salmon, Columbia ltiver, 1-lb. flats, can 18c Shad Roe, 2 cans.. . .34c Sardines, French, 2 cans 23c Tripe, large can, 2 cans for 38c Rrains, large can, 2 cans 34c Clams, 2 cans 34c Potted Beef, 3 cans . 25c Soused Sardines, 2 cans for 34c Kippered Herring, 3 cans 23c Corned Beef Hash, 2 cans .. . . 23c Pork Sausage Meat, 2 cans 35c CEREALS Flour, Ballard & Ballard, self-rising, 3 pkgs. . . ,25c Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 23c Oats, Quaker, 3 pkgs 27c Post Toasties, 3 pkgs 27c Puffed Wheat, 3 pkgs 27c Graham Flour, pkg. . 23c Buckwheat or Pancake Flour, package 9c Sanitary, Etable Brand, pkg 23c SOUPS Campbell, any kind, 3 for 25c Vnn Camp, any kind, 3 for 23c Souplets, 3 pkgs 8c DRIED FRUITS Peaches, 3 lbs 23c Apricots, 2 lbs 35c Prunes, 2 lbs 27c Apples, 3 pkgs 23c Raisins, layer, 3 lbs. 25c Figs, layer, lb 18c Raisins, cluster, pkg. ,23c Hates, 1-lb. pkg 12c Dates, Dromedary, 3 pkgs 25c Weather T • p - GRAOEY, jT n. Trustee. LEE EXERCISES HELD TUESDAY AT WOODLAWN The children of the Woodlawn gram mar school enjoyed an address Tues day on Robert Kdward I,ee, given by Rev. G. D. Htone In the school audi torium, In celebration of the birth of the Illustrious Southern hero. At th« Kama time appropriate exercises con 1 ‘tour campUjeion netd* \ DAGGETT & RAMSDELL’S PERFECT COLD CREAM Altai by the elite of New York Seelety for twenty three yeera and •till their favorite Imparti health end beeuty to tl.o P in, smoothee away the marlu of Tone. briny. Natura l bloom to aellow cheek., da- mirages Kweleema I net and wrinkle.. Improve your looks It* daily use. |n t iboi 10c.. 28c., BOc. In Jert 35-.. 80c . 85c* 81.50. When mu /o-lrf itnno /> d ffymt f»t lln bett mid tnmm la the non. THREE LAUNDRY GOODS Soap, Armour’s Hammer, 7 cakes 25c Washing Compound, bar 5c Spotless Cleanser, 6 cans 25c Lighthouse Washing Powder, 6 pkgs. . . .25c Surety Washing Powder, 3 pkgs. . . . 27c Potash or Lye, 6 cans 23c Argo Starch, 7 pkgs. 25c Celluloid Starch, 8 pkgs 10c Sal Soda, 3 pkgs.... 10c Ball Bluing, box.. ...5c NUTB. Walnuts, pound OgC Pecans, Paper Shell, lb. SrtC Brazil, pound Tree Mixed, two pounds .. . .jjflC COFFEE. Rio, pound lor E. G. D„ pound 2§C Surety Brand, pound .. ■ .gSC Moeha and Java, pound .. 35C SNOWDRIFT Size 5 SQP *«*• *IOO hi™ 20 *2 00 COLD MEATS. Boiled Ham, sliced, lb 35C Bologna Sausage, sliced, pound 2QC Wiener Sausage, lb. .. 20* Pig Feet, dozen Owe Pork Sausage, pound .. vKc Luncheon Com Beef, lb. Hogshead Cheese, pound OQc Souse Meat, pound .. .. 20C CANNED VEGETABLES. Peas, Sifted Sweet Wrinkle, six cans .. 83^ Tomatoes. No. 3 cans, six cans 53^ Corn, Sugar, six cans .. XltC String Beans, six cans .. Sweet Potatoes, No. 3 cans. three cans 20*'’ Beets, Baby, two cans . -2HC Asparagus Tips, Robin Hood, three cana RSf' Tomatoes and Green Peppers, two cans . •20 r ’ Lima. Beans, three cans. ft'fc, Lye Hominy, No. 3, three cans .. . 25 c Pumpkin, No. 3, Van Camp’s three cans .. 250 Pork and Beans, No. 2, three can* .. . 27«" Generally fair slating of songs, recitations, etc,, were also held. School was dismissed at noon. Age is Not the Cause of your nair falling out. It is the con dition of your sculp. Hair Tonic will destroy the germ which is the cause oi tins trouble, ou cunts a bottle. T. G. Howard.