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Thrift-Yes Thrift is the Word
That Boy of Yours
* playing In your home or on the
' street on his way to and from
school, Is the business man of tomorrow. Just as you (rive thought
to the boy’s training for right morals, that make for virtue, so should
you help him acquire that self-dlsnlpllne which makes for success In
business.
If the hoy wants money do you give It to him’
t»o you consider It small to ask an accounting?
latter on will the world adopt a similar attitude?
Without the habit, of THRIFT, firmly established during the
early years, the prospects of a future cltlaan of strength, stability and
good character Is remote.
Your liny's future mean* so much to you and to him that you
r«nnot afford to let hint grow up without acquiring the THRIFT
habit It is easy going when onco started The Ideas we have accu
mulated In our study of boys are at your disposal,
THE
Planters Loan and Savings Bank
705 BROAD STREET. AUGUST. GA
IN DAILY OPERATION 46 YEARS.
L. C. HAYNE, President. GEO. P. BATES, Cashier.
COLLATERAL LOANS
On stock and bond collateral I can furnish
you six month loans at 4 3-4 per cent.
JOHN W. DICKEY
Augusta, Ga.
“I Can’t be Bothered This Way
This is the fourth time this morn
ing you have interrupted me to tele
phone. Call up the telephone company
at once and order an extension tele
phone for your desk.”
Is your work often interrupted in
this way or do you often have to in
terrupt others when you wish to tele
phone?
Why not end the problem by pay*
ing a few cents a month for an .exten*
sion telephone?
A telephone for each desk means
greater efficiency and saves many times
the cost.
T. A. WHITAKER, Dist, Mgr.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
DID YOU READ THE “WANTS" TODAY?
AUGUSTA HERALD READERS ARE SUBSTANTIAL CUSTOMERS FOR AUGUSTA HERAtP «u*t
Freckles and His Friends ::: By Blosser
FRECKLES IS THERE WITH SALESMANSHIP
m mos.tom duff - r'T\
Wa.ve You any fresh 4p|§|p|plg l # )
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DICK TALKS BUSINESS, BUT
MARGIE DREAMS OF A
LOST LOVE.
I have Just realised, little book. I am
watching the mulls like a girl who has
a sweetheart In another city. Hut I
am sure Malcolm Stuart never has
thought of me in any way except as a
"human being that understands.'’
I believe, little book, l mean to hint
someone to whom he rati unburden his
soul. It Is strange that since he has
been writing to me, he seems to have
gotten over the Idea of wanting to see
me. and yet l think I understand.
From paring that yacht deck month
in and month out. with no one to talk
to except the ctptain. he has come to
welcome the chance for self-expression
as a prisoner welcomes an unexpected
ray of sunlight In his cell. .
All through that long and dreary
year In the hospital. Malcolm Stuart's
letters helped me live through the
awfulness of It all without making a
fuse. I iloh't think, little book. I ever
was prone to fake emotions. No wo
man Is who stops to think. We wo
men are not the sentimental sex and
because of that we do not accept a man
at his face value after the blinders of
first love are off.
This morning, after t received that
letter from Malcolm Stuart, Dick came
Into tny room, lie talked of his busi
ness which he had taken over on Mr.
Selwln’s death.
"Margie.” he said, "we are going to
be rich In a few years we are going
to Ije able to do as we please Mrs.
Selwtn'a money will be placed on a
secure basis. I have been drawing out
part of her money and Investing It In
bonds, for there was one time when 1
was afraid we were all going to be poor
again,
"Gradually. I shall withdraw Mrs.
Oelwln's money from the firm and pul
It where it will he safe: then I shall
feel I have repaid Mr. Selwin for all
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Mike, Sweep Out Padded Cell 59613.-B; Goldberg.
Copyright, 1016, hy R. It. Goldberg.
CONFESSIONS
OF A WIFE
his kindness. We are on the road to
riches, dear, farther on the road than
I ever expected to be.”
As Dick talked I watched him from
a new angle and decided Dick will not
be able to stand prosperity. While
he had been struggling I saw a kind
of spirituality grow on his face but
this Is being obliterated by his free
dom from worry. Today I know 1 can
never care for Dick as I used to.
I know I shall always have a cer
tain remnant of comradeship with him.
but it will be only mild and critical.
Little book, when I realized this, I
felt sorry for myself. My love had
meant more to me than to him. He
had treated It lightly from the first.
To me It had been the one great thing
In my life and now, having lost It, I
am all at sea.
(To be continued).
HARDWICK READY TO TAKE
THE STUMP FOR WILSON
Atlanta. Ga.—United States Senator
Thomas W. Hardwick has arrived in
Atlanta from his home in Sandersvilte,
'Ja., and Is now awaiting instructions
from the speakers' bureau of the na
tional Democratls executive committee
in regards to hts itinerary In behalf of
Woodrow Wilson's campaign.
Senator Hardwick expects that his
itinerary will bring him into the west
ern states, with the possibility of the
trip extending as far west as Califor
nia. He will leave Atlanta as soon as
Instructions are received from the na
tional headquarters.
The heller that the Democrats will
be triumphant, hut that they will have
a hard and gruelling fight, was firmly
expressed by Senator Hardwick.
The senator stated that the Wilaon
sentiment was keenly felt In many sec
tions of the country, and the Demo-
cratic supporters, although certain of
victory, would carry on a thorough and
painstaking campaign in behalf of
President Wilson.
• The prospects are bright, and we’re
going to work, and we'll win,” said
Senator Hardwick.
ELEVEN OF CREW LANDED.
London.—Lloyds announces that the
steamer Roddam has been sunk and
that eleven members of the crew have
been landed at Valencia.
KNOBLOCK RE-TAKEN.
York.—William Knoblock, the
prisoner who escaped from the federal
penitentiary at Atlanta In company
with Robert Fay. convicted of con
spiring to destroy ships carrying mu
nitions to the Entente Allies was ar
rested here last night.
CALOMEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
•I 7
“Dodson’s Liver Tone” better
than calomel and can not
salivate.
Calomel loses you a day! Tou know
whnt calomel Is. It’s mercury; quick
silver. Cu'emel Is dangerous. It
crashes Into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the hones and should never be
put Into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish, con
stipated and all knocked out and be
lieve you need a dose of dangerous
calomel Just remember that your drug
gist sells for 60 cents a large bottle
of Dodson's Liver Tone, which Is en
tirely vegetable and pleasant to take
and la a perfect substitute for calo
mel. It Is guaranteed to start your
liver without stirring you up inside,
and can not salivate.
Don't take calomel! It makes you
sick the next day; It loses you a day’s
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ens you right up and you feel great
Give It to the children because It is
perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe.
MODERN UP-TO-DATE FLAT
(NEW.)
208 Lincoln Street.
Six Rooms, Bath, Lavatory, Cabinet Mantels, Stained
Floors, Screened Electric Bells, etc. Q C ftft
Ready to occupy tpjDsUU
Prontaut & Best, Inc.
803 GREENE STREET. PHONE 808.
Phone 303 AAII Phone 304
Quality Service
PRICES RIGHT.
THE BEST TO BE HAD
ELLIS ICE & COAL CO.
T. S. Raworth, Pres. J. F. Ellis, Mgr.
Augusta, Ga.
Phones—3o3—3o4.
LAY IN YOUR WINTER COAL NOW.
NOTICE
OF REMOVAL
THE GAS
LIGHT CO.
Will Remove To Their New
Office and Store Room 708
Broad Street October Ist.
(Lee & Well’s Old Stand)
Telephone 222
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30