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Never Falls to Restore
Gray flair to its Natural
Color and Beauty.
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J f h. d n,' P l rorno,c " a iMunant growth
i« healthy hair. Stops its falJinir ont
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1 i)ik> Hay Spat. Co., Newark, N J
Hay’* Karlina Soa Pcttfw ~ .
CARS IDLE AWHILE
TUESDAY MORNING
"Water Supply at Power
House Ran ao Low it Wai
Impossible to Keep the
Tranaformera Cool.
The earn did not run until 0 o’clock
Tuesday morning, duo to the fact that
the water supply at th<* power house
ran ao low that it wan Impossible to i
keep the transformer* root.
There 1* a amnl) at ream of water
mining to the jiowcr house from
Hae * cro«k, and it i* ukwl to run
through the transformers to keep
them cool. The water that come*
through in pumped buck to the stream
and I* run through again. Tuesday •
morning, however, the stream coming (
from the creek diminished to Much
an extent that (t could not cool th* 1 j
hot water that wan pumped back from
the transformer* The water, after
reach lug a certain temperature, 1* use
lea* to run through the transform
er* a* It will not cool them Thin
Was the troulil* Tui uday rimming
The water been me so hot that the
fish cf mi IS not liv« and novel J of On m
were floating in the Hinati pool that
Wa* there One of tin* official* of the
company when *«•»n : aid that h**
thought there wmh enough water to
run the cars, hut if th«* supply grew
short Tueada.v night, there would be
no light* in the city.
♦ ♦
♦ LOCAL AND PERSONAL ♦
♦ ♦
bove Peck, n negro w ar aotit to jail,
Tufkdn morniii ; l*v sheriff (’lark out
the charge of rhuMny, and swindling!
it •• nu that Ic I ;«*1 beaten a Mi j
Weather* In HOipr n.mi»a<l|on out in
the country a few da« ago I’h* dat ’
for p: 'tliidnufy has not been amio im •
ed a* >c»
Mr <\ I! Uay, the commercial agent
tor the Hoik hem ro id at Suviunnh h ;
In *he oft* Mr Uny ha* tiitmt row* j
friends tin** a he wa* at one lln« * j
ton uterclal ng« at hor**,
Itemy I'homas charged wi«tl S**ult
an I 1 ti.-i • til have a pr» »m»n n >
trial before Judia iw*nn**tt Haturda
afternoon at t o’clock lie plaint Ft
Iffllitc Wntktnf, claim* that lie made,
an iisault en her when in w* nt to
ht* house to get -me <1 It* r « ht« ken
Ihni had gotten out of the yard
rapt M l«. lohiimm hue gone in.
pnrr>, Ph*. on bm m for Id* Itnitw.
THE GREAT LARQNEY
APPEARING AT DOME
Th> pi ihi* \lr Ikjmiv If«l <
„f„X vn, vvrv much <1 If 111*’
vast rmwdh thu; Milniih <t I’ll*’ B |ri f
Ollbrrs Sun in n'i'»' ' v " n ' l"' r
(rriu.m 1 M* :i»ron» lx one of
Aivrrlo* n lonviK’l ihutm'ii «*nl *•»
Ibliutk uml hi* hsd tho smilonfo
srrosmtmi nil tl>p llm, In* wns on
Hip slnuo Tin’ I .cl*lts, In tho sketch
'The Musical Maid and (bn Trinnii
Juggler wro 011101 iitolnc nnd pro
dtirrd several nnvolllo- .lilhn H«m>
Is n *.,,«< dancer nnd ««.» rsculvcl
with groat (nvnr Tin- |4rlnron w< ro
■ « flno »' ro r nnd nvrr Rlvon gro.it
ni'plnmio
All should r*< lh<* isront offering
ihl*- nook
ili > f oil\ wPI I'o- tinil iij i . tr nl
•II itorfononno. - \o increase In
pri<’ A soil Hi cents
West End Local News
Mr* Nannie Richard mm. after vl*
Hint friend* unit relatives In Kd*c
flrU) came on to \ugu*ta on n vtoil
to lor cousin. Mr. .1 It Hoe*c. on
lllcki moot ami Soil v< Mcrdav (or
hor homo tn Knrdvce, Ark.
Mr K W. Poi<tm-*t *lll reside at
MS t'rawforii avenue ami Mr Jamo*
Henson »UI oooupy SIS Crawford ave
mto after October l»t
Mlaao* Halite Timmerman and tola
MrMamta of 1110 lirnad atret |pft
thl* toormnit foi l*aiksWj:ie s c to
vlalt frionda and roiatlvo* Thoy will
probably atay aovoral wooka
Mr Chao Krtaht, who ha* been
with Mr Krheldlmc tn Savannah for
roino I Into haa been transferrin! to
AiUtviMa. hi* homo. Ho reside* at M*
\Vrl«ht» avenue
Alcohol
/4»t yarn doth* if a ( -mtly wiiiwt.
Itkt Aft i Neraenen.V., h ml isutl*
bHrt ffhmtl eAcW (Lee it
TRADING STAMPS
AGAINJN VOGUE
The Merchants Association
Considering Rescinding
of Ruling Against Pre
miums.
, Green trading stamps and premiums
Valoro will prolialily be allured by
:ovoral Augusta merchant* within ;i
Khorl tlmo In tholr effort to draw a
Kreatei amount of Irado to Augusta
iluriiig the coming winter. At present
the Augusta llotall Merchant* Assocla
tlon has a ruling by which their mern
bors urn debarred from entering In
to and) nchemen, but Mr. Fred Speth,
of Hpoth (Iron , appeared before the
organization today and asked that It
he rescinded.
The matter went over for consitto
ration In executive session and tne
outcome is yet In doubt so far as the
llotall Merchants Association Is con
cerned as no Information wa* given
out concerning their action on tho
matter.
However, It la learned authorita
tively that several merchants are cbn
tcmplatlng using trading stamps and
premium attractions and therefore It
H regarded as a certainty that bust
tv * s arrangements of this character
will b ■ In vogue here during me next
fi*w month*.
RAIN PROSPECTS
GONE GLIMMERING
Observer Say» Chances for
Fall Not *0 Good as 011
Recent Days.
Observer Fi*hcr Kay* the prospect
for rain today I* not mo good a* it
wa* Monday. The «ky at early morn
ing wsh overcast and for a while a
downpour wrh imminent, but later the
dements cleared and it wav fair jt
no on.
A storm In tho gulf has spoiled
our chances for a few days, ' said Mr.
Usher. “You see those storms gen
erally move for several days In a sort
of semi-circle Then they trail off
In a Hoc toward th. northeast, either
up tho Atlantic coast or through the
middle Southern states The tail »f
theae storms always affects a meteor
ological disturbance, which general
ly brings rain. It may T»e a week
before u. feci the effects of the storm
or perhaps a little sooner.”
The river at H o’clock tbin morning
* |ght f• ♦ t de« p a fall of .It of .1
foot in tin* last 24 hours?
Best the World Affords.
“It gives me unbounded pleasure
to recommend Ilwklen’s Arnica
Halve • says .1 W. Jenkins, of (’lmpel
HID \ c I am convinced it’s the
best salve the world a fiord* It cur
ed a felon on my thumb, ai.d It never
fjii s to beat every sore, burn «»r
wound to which it Is applied 2r»c at
all druggists.
HODGE PODGE
An author Is a poor creature who
bun to empty In brains to till his
stomach.
It k the absence, not the presence
• a rncKu, that most trerpiently wrecks
the matrimonial ahftu.
h Hie world Ih round, why do we
keep talking about the lour corners
of the earth?
The tea. hore never could Ht iml
what It baa to If It didn't have lota of
I ntnd.
We don't know what wo shall wear
In Heaven, but probably an expres
sion of surprise will bo one thlm*.. Oh,
I look who* here*. Boston Tran
script.
PROPER TRtATMENT.
Mr Jones (a ttel "I
' don't .» k special prlvllcg* s, Mr
Jones. What I do ask Ik that you, for
ln*»auc<\ a man, should treat me ex
actly a* von would amu (ter man. In*
“tend el talking small talk, and treat
mg me like a thing to be protected,
Ind a I that, assume toward me the
attitude vou d*» to Mi Warrington
; Treat tm like a *:'sml fellow
Mr Jonr*! (Qtllckb’l “Why, cor
Utnlv. old chap. Lend nt** a fiver,
; wIP you?" Lite.
Couldn’t Deny The Truth
Mt' Wobbles I shall never for
yet d« nr how Idiotic you looked when
(you pro|K»sed to me.”
Mr Wobhb-s 1 with emphasis) “1
i was Idiotic’ tli*me Maguxlne.
Mlaa Ida Clark and Mr. Thomas
Matthew* worn quietly married at the
homo of Kov Cha* Wilkinson on
Chaffee avenue last utght.
One of the attractive feature* of
the revival at St Luke la the music,
Rev Hill preached a fine sermon last
night and the crowd wa* enchant
eit Propoaltkvn for pravors wa» re
*|Hinded to b> about 30, and all *eem
ed to be touched by the aplrlt.
Mr John v Banka, of Crawford
avenue ronttnui» to bo tn a serious
condition, but It t» thought that ho
I* a little Improved.
Rev J ' Thotnpaon returned last
night from Woodstock tia„ where he
went to till »he appointment tor Rev
R R Pilford.
M'nhout Aicobol
A HoJr Builder • • Without Alcohol
A Blood Purifier • • Without Alcohol
A Great Altcrafive • W ithout Alcohol
A Doctor'* Mrdicme • Without Alcohol
Aver'* S*r*apanlla • Without Alcohol
W. k... u W. paMtak f C u«»
lh. f».»>1I ,>«r Uw« M»»|
OPENING OF FALL SUITS AT BLEAKLEY’S
UNDER GREAT DIFFICULTIES.
V/HAT ORDINARILY EMEARA.SSEFJ THE AVERAGE MERCHANT-ME RELY ACTS AS A STIMULANT ON NERVY
BLEAKLEY.
OUR FRONT IS TORN OUT, AND YET IF THE SUN CONTINUES TO REVOLVE ON ITS AXIS, THE WORK WILL
BE COMPLETED IN TIME AND BLEAKLEY WILL GIVE TO AUGUSTA THE HANDSOMEST DRY GOODS ES
TABLISHMENT IN THIS SECTION OF THE COUNTRY.
1 Simply has to apologize to his competitors for what he is now going to do;
n W 4% f(jr If Yet circumstances are such that he feels that he is fully justified and he
i JL Jt* jk art/ ML? 3L believes that his method of counterbalancing the handicap that he is now
— under, will meet with a hearty response from the trade in general—Read On
Over Two Hundred Pall Suits
WILL ISK OFFERED--SALE COMMENCING TO MORROW. ALL UP-TO-DATE AND ABSOLUTELY THE
LATEST STYLES.
These Suits are all Marked in Plain Figures and the Prices Range From 5(3 tO (3(3
And on account of the above mentioned condition of our Front, we have decided to cut the price of each and every garment.
FOR THE FOUR REMAINING DAYS THIS WEEK—WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY. 1-5 OFF.
VIZ
$20.00 PALE TAILORED SUITS, WILL BE $16.00
$25.00 Fall tailored suits, will be $20.00
$27.50 FALL TAILORED SLITS. WILL BE $22.00
$20.00 FALL TAILORED SUITS, WILL BE ‘ $24.00
$35.00 FALL TAILORED SUITS, WILL BE S2BOO
And Etc, Etc, F‘.c. TERMS ABSOLUTELY CASH
This offers tin* greatest opportunity that Augusta women have ever had to pick out the choicest garments ever shown in Au- (
gusta at this, the very commencement of the season at the above mentioned discount.
ALL GOODS HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AND ARE NOW IN STOCK READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
EVERY RORY WANTED, IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE WHETHER YOU INTEND TO BUY OR NOT, WE WILL BE
CLAD TO SHOW YOU OCR SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW SUITS.
BUY OF BLEAKLEY AND SAVE MONEY
The Earl of Granard
Jil Sljy9SWfsic*Stc£
Newport Society lias been lunch interested in the
visit of the Earl of Granard. This is a snapshot of
his Lordship walking with Mrs. Harold at Newport.
HOCD COMMISSION
WILL MEET TUESDAY
Thr t'xpcutlvt rommttt<*o of th *
d Conn d 1 1 M
H 1»op«* rhi'trt.LH*. vll' Ivdt! i\ m«»**r j
|mg nt th* OHlO*** of the Chaniln r of l
j (’otumorrt* thin Hfteriumn and di’ push !
| ho fiHull'lllty t»i brgckcttud 11i«* dt>
'row futhit inundation*.
‘ <* v •'• RESERVATION- V M INTO HfS WIGWAM 1 X* IK roU Rt AFRAID OF INDIANS, I
V, SIXTY TWO'- , ' l - 0T H| S> WAR PAINT on TMf tribe IS GATHERED THERE.— A YOU'D BEST GO HOKE TO MA,- \
TVVAS THEN l FiXIGhT WiTN CODY /{* \ ‘ A.c L ' W U ’ N CHIEFTAIN,' iWE AR TME;R RAVAGE VNARWHOOP6 j BUT IF TOU WANT TO SEE THEM \
.AGAINST The WILT SIOUX' .- - JWL' b NAN, ‘ '& *CROSS-EYED JOHN*'] THROUGH THE AIR' J JUST COME ALONG WITH PA' 'J
T»f ■ sjt EyJflT'f 1 ESS E i witSTlps^
i i ■>, - .j ’, -
*[’HE AUGUSTA HERALD.
Tfudr pancluslon will be roporte’d to
the joint committee of thr rrprrsenta-
Hvcs >f iht* various organisations of
*hr city and they will In turn rotor
Ihi 1 matter to city council whore final
action will bo taken.
Distilled w * ter. The purest water
on the market, at 4c per fpllon. do
liver? L tntsrstite Ice and Fuel Co.
FINAL SURVEY
Of NEUMIIGHWAY
Will Begin Wednesday at
Belvedere All Roads
Will be Widened.
The final survey of the August i
Aiken boulevard will eommenee Wed
nesday at Helvedere and there now
remains only a few miles to be com
pleted. Eleven miles of new road
will be needed to complete the Pro
posed highway and along the other
portion of the route old roads wilt
!be used with here and (here a
straightening. Of course, all of she
road will b e widened and brought up
to the highest standard.
The boanrYof supervisors of Aiken
county will niee’ within the next ffw
days and pass upon a special appro
priation for the read, and from ex
pressions already heard there is no
! but ihat they will provld * all
the money needed beyond the amount
which has already been raised for
the project by public subscription.
— «
Take no substitute—Demand Clinch
field.
DEPUTY MARSHAL'S
SLAYER ARRESTED
! Was Cani-ht in a Eiißgy,
SicL and Fagj-ed Out.
; ZITH I.ON. (ia lb nF. Perdue, who
killed Deputy Marshal Perth at
BampsTlllr Sunday, morning was ar
i rested at Zenith, in Crawford county.
I Tuesday morning and jailed here. He*
i was tnnkirs hi* way southward in a
hugs', fit- wag sick and fagged out
and readily surrendered, hut declined
to m~ke a statement.
RHYMO THE MONK.
HOIILCniN
IN CITYJUESDAY
South Carolina Railroad
Commissioner Came Over
From North Augusta.,
Hon. P,. L. Caugnman wno was re
cently re-elected railroad commissio
ner of South Carolina was in the city
Tuesday. He came over from Nortli
Augusta where he went lo investigate
complaints made against the Southern
railroad. Complaints were made that
the road had not made certain re
pairs since the flood and the commis
sioner was requested to investigate,
lit gave out no results as to the in
vestigation. “Augusta certainly de
serves credit for her remarkable and
tapid recovery from the flood." he
said in talking to the Herald man.
Many of Mr. Canghmans friends
eatne over to the eitv on the exettr
«ion and lie has been busy receiving
congratulations on his recent victory.
A GENEROUS LAND.
"This is n fotne country, Bridget!”
exclaimed Noralt. who had but recently
arrived In (he Cnlteo States. "Sure it's
generous everybody Is.
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Mother’s
Baby
- ill so*n''tlrrv > * «?»** sir*k. Dr.
Thornton’* Kasy-T<e*lht*r,
great Baby Medicine. U fcwaran
v od to ’ire your child of HI
teething troubles in the stmn n*'i
and Dowels. It is sooihlrg *«iiJ
curative and never falls to ben
efit. If it does, your d.uggist
will refund »ha 25c you pa*d ice
It. For Teething. Summer Com
plaints. Diarrhoea. inJigPSti'*u.
Unienco. ate . it Ih unequalled.
S* «id for rertlflcates of worn! t*
fnl nirtw. Druggials ami country
| i,i~rehants sell tt for 25r per box.
or mnd to us. Address. K.isy-
Tf-rther M*Jlelne Co.. Hartwen,
* Ga.
“I asked at the postoffice about slnd
in' money to me mudder, and the you*n§
man tells me I can get a money orde/
for $lO for 10 cents? Think of tha|
now!”—Youth’s Companion.
E) THE IHURSDAY H
i ruD A‘wrrt NIGHT
jtj GRAND om.v
| CHARLES KLEIN'S
SUPREME SUCCESS
The Lion
And the Mouse.
1 NOTABLE CAST, COMPLETE
SCENIC EQUIPMENT
U , —Seats Selling Now B
Prices—2sc to $1.50
WE ARE OPEN.
for business six days of each week
and for 32 weeks of eaeh veer. LTVrs
telling you so as to have von keep It
in mind that can drop in any
time and buy
THAT WALL PAPER
you're ra-jkonlng on getting for your
house. Paper that's becoming for
every room you have can be bad here.
Plain, embossed or with gold. 'Avhen
l •light of us, the prices are guaran
teed correct.
W. C. Rhoades & Co..
OPERA BUILDING.
PHONE 757
(Copyright. tan*, hr Amerte*e-Journal-Examiner
SEPT.