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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14. This Is Distinctly A Season of Diverse Styles. A pleasing harmony in effect has been created here by the artistic blending of the different style periods into models ot charming style. Our beautiful display of Suits illustrates 1 liis style ten dency in its most exclusive and artistic aspect. It is a showing that has proven irressistiblc to those who have seen it, they have gone away friends of the store forever, because they have gotten just what they wanted at the price they were willing to pay, iq rn . HUM to end of time. Suit Prices lO «JU 862 BROAD ST. Social and Personal KEEP SMILING. Brightness wins when naught else will Keep smiling. Sunshine always fillß the bill, Keep smiling. North and south or east and west, ‘Tls conceded and contessed. Optimists are liked the best. Keep smiling. If they talk behind your back. Keep smiling. If your wagon fails to “track,” Keep smiling. Though the skies are glum and gray There will be a brighter dav, Clouds are bound to break away, Keep smiling S'pose you have an ache or pain. Keep smiling. If it's hard to bear the strain, Keep smiling. It's a fad. alas too true, Telling others what to do. And advice ntvself—boo—ho Kee*p smiling. —David B. Clark. —Mrs. $ Thelmtne Meyer has re turned fron an extended and very delightful tr), north. —Mrs. W. H. Robinson has returned from Covington. Ga. 4% T t\e Planters Loan and Saving Bank 705 Broad Street. The Oldest Savings Bank In The City. In successful operation 38 years and growing more popu lar with the people and strong er In their confidence each year. In selecting a bank tor your Savings Account do not fail to investigate the facilities and strength of this bank. Resources Over $1,000,000.00 Safe as “Safest.”* The same careful attention to small accounts as to the larger ones. Deposits may be made by mail. * L. C. HAYNE, President. CHAS. C. HOWARD, Cashier. Jill The World Loves J& GOOD GLASS OF 30DA WATER. OR A DELICIOUS SAUCER Or ICE CREAM. AMD A PLACE WHERE THESE CAN BE ENJOY ED. THE PUBLIC NOW REALIZES THAT HOWARD'S SAVOY SYRUPS AND CREAMS, ARE PURE, AND THEY ALSO KNOW THAT THEY RECEIVE GOOD SERVICE AND PROPER TREAT MENT HERE DON'T FORGET OUf CANDIES. BEST QUALITY— ANY— QUANTITY—4Oc AND 60c POUND. Howard*s Savoy On the Corner Agency for Balk’s Nursery, Cut Flowers & Flants. A DIAMONDS. FINE JEWERLY. RICH CUT-GLASS. STERLING BILVER. FANCY GOODS. Wm. Schweigerf & Co. , 7th and Broad St. LEADERS IN EVERYTHING FASHIONABLE ANDREWS BROS, CO. i AN APPRECIATED ; DONATION. j A check has been received by ». j Augusta friend from a former Au gustan. now residing in Los Angeles, | for the freshet sufferers, ihe check being the result of a very deligh i.l little entertainment given by the Au gustan for the freshet sufferers ana participated in by several local celebrities and a number of Los An geles beauties and patronize", by a great many Southerners now making that, city .neir home. It is a greatly appreciated offering j and will be placed where it will do | the most good. — OFFICERS ELECTED FOR NURSES' ALUMNAE. At a meeting of the Nurses Alumnae, held yesterday, ih • fol lowing officers were elected; President, Miss Angie Sullivan Vice President, Miss Doaior. Treasurer, Miss Bellinger. Secretary, Miss Dend> . Nominating Committee: Miss Mary Biggar, chairman of nominating coir i mitt.ee; Miss Bonlware, chairman ot | the visiting committee. —Miss Hilda Gchrken lias return id from New York and a visit to | friends in North Carolina. Money Has Wings IF YOUR QUARTERS AND HALVES HAVE WINGS, IT MAY BE DUE TO THE EAGLES ON THEM. WISE FOLKS CAGE THEM IN OUR VAULTS. YOU KNOW THEY FLY TO YOUR AID WHEN YOU NEED THEM MOST. WE PAY INTEREST THE RATE IS 4 PER CENT. START AN ACCOUNT TO DAY. Irish-American Bank “The Bank for Your Savings.” Beautiful House cMarriage This Afternoon Marked by all. the sweet solemnity that is associated with a home wed ding was the marriage at 2 o’clock this afternoon of Miss Emmeline Parks and Dr. Bascom O. Quillian, of Wrightsville, Ga.. the ceremony being attended by the family connection and a few near friends only. The Parks home on lower Broad street, the lower suite of which was given over' to the guests, was very lovely in its array of graceful bamboo, which was trailed over the walls and which seemed to grow about the win dow and doorways, forming portieres of living green, and trailing over and above the pictures. in the front drawing rom, in the embrasure of the north windows, was reared an altar of palms, ferns and huge snowy white chrysanthemums. Here the ceremony , was impressively performed, the swell ing tones of the wedding march, from , 'he skilled Angers of Miss Bgssie Burnside, annou\cing the entrance of ithc bridal party, which entered through the rear parlor and advanced i to the altar, where the ceremony was | impressively performed by Dr. Rich ard Wilkinson. The maid of honor. Miss Willie Parks, wearing a stylish gown of tan ! pongee trimmed with russet, brown ! and green, with a hat in the same l shades, and carrying an armful of state ly American beauty roses, enter '< d alone and was followed by Ihe bride, who whs attended by her father, Mr. William F. Parks, the groom, with i his best man, his brother, Mr. Will Qullllan. of Atlanta, meeting the ; bridal party at the altar. The bride was very attractive in a stylish traveling suit of wine colored : broadcloth, Ihe coat elaborately MR. CLAUDE BENNETTT TO LECTURE ON PANAMA CANAL. Augusta frii nds of Mr. Claude Bennett, of Washington, D. C., will be interested in the lollowing from Ihe Atlanta Journal: At an enthusiastic meeting of the Literary section at Ihe Atlanta Wo man's club this morning the plans were made for the initial entertain nent which will start ihe movement of the building of the Atlanta Wo mans club house. Every club woman in Atlanta, not merely (he members of the Atlanta Woman’s club, bul all the organiza tions of ihe city, are interested In (he hsillding of a club house to which each Georgia woman will havu a personal claim and interest. Mrs. Bolling Jones, president, o: ihe Admits Woman's club, lias re reived Idlers from all over Ihe state j encouraging (he movement and prom. ; islng her (heir ready assistance, Tim i literary section of ihr Atlanta Wo man's club will have the distinction ; of arranging for the iirsi elfori to | wards its culmination. The occasion : will be a lecture a( tin- Grand opera i house and the lecturer will bo Mr ! » laude Bennett, ot Washington City, who needs no'introduction to i Atlanta audiences. Mr. Hennett'g PERFECTION 13 SEL DOM ATTAINED BUT OUR OMEGA Tins |{p;ichc<l the Very Highest Mark Towards Realization of Same, No One fan But Help Admir ing the OMEGA Handled and sold By I s. SMITH BROS. Distributors THE AUGUSTA HERALD PHONE No. 183. braided and Ihe hat of velvet, also in the wine colored shades, being most becoming. Her flowers were an arm ful of superb bride roses. Immediately following the ceremony and congratulations, buffet refresh ments were served, alter which the young couple lefi for a bridal trip to Atlanta, Athens and Winder, Ga., be fore going to Wrightsville. where iliev wilt make their home. Mrs. Quillian is the youngest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher parks and is relinquished most regret fully to Wrightsville. where she will form the renter of a circle of admir ing friends, who will soon give her as prominent a place as that she occu pied in Augusta, where she counts iter friends by the score, and where her brightness and unselfish thoughtful ness for others have greatly endeared her to all who have the happiness of Iter friendship. Dr. Quillian is one of the leading young physicians of Wrightsville, a man whose professional prominence is second only to that which he enjoys in a social way, and a matt who, if his future be predicted by what he lias already accomplished, will ere long be one of the leading physicians in the state. The beautiful array of gifts display ed In the library testified to the es teem in which both Dr. and Mrs. Quil lian are held by many friends. Among Ihe out of towns guests In attendance at the wedding were Ihe ! groom’s mother. Mrs H. P. Quillian. of Winder; Mrs D. F Miller, of Ath ens; Mrs. ,T. H. H. Parks and Miss Sarah Virginia Parks, of Charlotte, N. i C.; Mrs. B. E Thrasher, of Atlanta, land Dr. N. G. Slaughter, of Athetiß. subject will be "The Panama Canal ” on which lie Is thoroughly convers ant and eminently qualified to dis euss through personal observance. The lecture will be given on Mon day evening, the 26th, and most or the boxes have already been lafirii. —After a pleasant visit with Mrs Milledge Lockhart, Mrs. Symms Rowe returned this afternoon to Louisville, Ga. —Dr. George Atwood, of Valona, Ga., Is visiting Dr. and Mrs. T. E Oertel. —Mrs. Thomas Bryson has as her guests her mother, Mrs. W. H. Maulding, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. G. Dowling of -Hampton. K. c Mrs. O. G. Dowling's marriage to Mr. Dowling war u reeem event that will interest her friends. She was Miss Leonore Maulding. of Hampton and v.-as one of the hrighi young students at Columbia College, giving up tier studies to become ni tride of Mr. Dowling. She will re turn to Hampton today, Mrs. W. II Maiding remaining until tomorrow cu Hexi day. —Dr. “itgene MTTTphey has return ed to the city. The marriage of Miss Erma Renkl and Mr. Edward Gallaher Is tlio event of ibis evening, occurring ,n six o’clock at Si. Patricks church. -.Mr .1. J. Tyler has returned from Philadelphia and other points —Mihh Caroline Meldrlm Saturday from the North. Misses Sophie and lane Meldrlm are with Mr. and Mrs. G. Noble Joins in Charlottesville, Va. • • » Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest M. North have return-*i to the city from the isle of Mope, where they spent ihe summer. —Sa vannah News. MEETING THURSDAY. There Will In a meeting fit Ihe As seriated Charities Thursday at 12 o’clock In the Woman's (Till, Hoorn A full atleiidnnee Is desired. E. S. HOLLINGSWORTH, Secretary. ITCH cured in 30 minutes by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by G. P. King, Druggist, AT THE SUPERBA. The popular amusement house con tinue* to draw large crowds wttli Its entertaining 1)111 of this week. ' Doc' Sain non lx making friend., dally with hi* hi-atitiful baritone voice, whll< Mile, Delores please* everyone with her artiatlc singing and xylophone aolna. The Kellys are simply great. by" Kelly In particular winning fresh laureli, i very day with her sen sat lor tt I dancing. The pictures are of the best. Matinee* 4 :10 and Z . 30. Kvenlngx K to 11. JUST AS DIFFERENT. "Talk about your clever chauffeur#' You should see Fambly!'’ "Why, Kauildy haunt a motorcar, hats he? "No; hut you ought to *<•«. steer his hahv-coach through a crowd. Knoxville Journal, BEIEGSTES (KILL fITEIOJEBIIIOI At the last meeting of Camp Flem ing, No. J 389, IT. 0. V„ Augusta, the following delegates were elected to attend Ihe *,nnual veterans' reunion in Atlanta, on October 22-23, as rep resentatives of their camp: C. O. Toole and L. Posey; alternates, L. Eldson and Z. Smith. Camp 1389 is one of the most en thusiastic in Ihe great C. C. V. or ganlzation, and besides iheir official delegates quite a large personal rep resentatlon will attend the Atlanta reunion. MIMES FUND IS IIUIE The Herald continues to receive front day to day contributions to the national democratic campaign fund, and Wednesday morning Hr. .1. it. Morgan sent in his subscription of $2 to tlie cause. WEST END LOCAL NEWS The Parish House of West End is doing well; lots of nice work is turn ed out dally, and is sent to the lower part of the city for sale. Mr. w. O. Martin left Monday for Atlanta on a business trip. Mr. C. 11. Hall and W M. Johnston left lor Atlanta on u pleasure trip. Mlsr Annie May Undo, of 215 Craw ford avenue, is quite ill. Mr. ,1 C. Platt, Jr , is expected lo return in about three weeks froth Shnwmut, Ala, Mr. Edward Tnnt is doing nicely af ter Itis recent illness. Mrs. John Byrd Is visiting friends in South Carolina and will return Wednesday night. Mr. Tom Clark, of Crawford avenue, is quite 111. Mrs, Will .1 Owens lias Improved from a recent Illness enough to be out. Slie left Tuesday for Grovetown to visit relatives. Mr Will J. Owens was out of the eltv Wednesday lo attend a hlrlhday dinner of his grandmother's, she be ing 89 years of age. About 100 of the family were present. Rev. Wells, member of St Luke's rlmreh. Is In a meeting near Thomp son, Ga. AGREEMENT HAD OVER NEAR BEER TAX Money Deposited With Or dinary Walton Will he Paid to State if Law is Declared Couatitutional. Mr. C. 1C Dunbar, of Augusta, and Attorney General John C Marl, have reached an agreement In the near beer tax eases whirl, are now pending whereby Mr. Dunbar will deposit with Ordinary A. It Walton of Richmond county, entitled check* covering ihiti amount of the taxes due by Ills cli ents. the same to he held by the or dinary until Ihe suit 111 the lest ease 1 Is concluded. Thin settlement was made In order to reduce the expenses to the stain and the parties at Interest. If the lax proven to he constitutional and tip piles to local eases the money will he turned over to the state Much Interest l H centered In the case In plication and the outcome will be watched by hundreds of dealers throughout this section of Georgia. CIRCULAR letter SENT TO IIOMESEEKERS .Secretary K, H Johnson, of the Chamber of Commerce, has Issued a circular letter which h<- Is grading out broadcast over the country calling ti ntion to th*- hoineseekers' rates for the winter which is being pm on by! ail the leading railroads from easlern and western points. Secretary Johnson also wlshea that any one In Augusta or surrounding territory who ha friend . who eoniern plate coming south would send their names to him and he will send them a copy of l he letter and InslrucMofis ax to how to obtain stopover prlvl lege and a round trip ticket for mi. per cent of one fare Guaranteed, All-Wool, Tailor-Made Suits, Strictly high grade, tailored, made-to-order, suits and two hundred different patterns for you to select from. J ake a look at the goods. Every suit is guaranteed. Pressing Club Does Work on Short Notice. BROAD R.egal Tailoring Co., RICHARDS <», HOGAN, OF AUGUSTA, General Agents. DON’T LOSE YOUR HAIR Parisian S:r.e Stops Falling Hair in Two Weeks, or Alexander Drug Co. Will Refund Your Money. Look at your comb tiair coming out pret ty fast, isn't iff Getting so thin on top that you :.*■« com monctng to fool rath er fldglty. Perhaps you an even beginning o worry ? > pqrf; v fy i —** liamn l) o v ' i, worn ; dou'il despair; don’t lie a w n k - - nights; don i wait another day, bul go to the drug store ol Alexander Drug <'o., and get n large bottle of Parisian Sage 1* will only cost you 50 cents, and lie lore jon have used II a week you will say It is worth SHI. The people in Augusta and vlcin lly, and especially the readers of The Herald ought to know that Alexau dor Drug Co. guarantees Parisian Rage to slop falling hair, to euro daudruff, to stop itching scalp. As a hair dressing, and especially for ladies of refinement, il lias no equal anywhere. it has a most de lightful yet delicate Odor, which most hair ionics nave not, II will, in one week's time, change harsh, unattractive hair into lustrous ami luxuriant hair. The women who use Parisian stage never fall to add wonderfully to their sttFaeltvem as. "I have used and seen used, sev eral hair ionics and mealled re newors, hut never had any come to niv not lee that can ever compare with Parisian Sage. H leaves ihi hair clean, Hullv ami silky, hnd does not leave one particle of stioklnesa. ’ —Mrs. Ida Wilcox, linlr dressor, Cold water, Mich. Buy Parisian Sage ni Alexander Drug Co. or direct by express, ai; charges prepaid, from Giroux Mfg, Go., Buffalo. N. Y. IN RECORDER'S COURT. The police docket was light Wed nesdav morning and the recorder's court was In session only a few min utes. W. 11. Vandy violated (he TfiOlli set* lion. He was given $2.50 or 5 dayH. .lames ftyco was charged with viola- Hon of the 460th section. He was given $2.50 or 5 days. "Happy” Sullivan, an old negro, got on II drunk Tuesday nlghl and elided up In Ihe baracks. lie received $2.50 or f> days. James Heng was before the recorder Wednesday morning charged with simple larceny. It appeared that ho stole some palm from Ihe man he was working for mid sold li. The recorder hound him over to Ihe city court un der a bond of $l5O. Fore Sore Feet. "I have fomin Bucklen's Arnica Halve to let ihe proper thing to uso for sore feet, us well as for healing burns, sores, cuts, and all manner of abrasions," writes Mr. W. Slone, of East Poland, Maine. |l Ih th i proper ililng too for piles. Try it! Sold under guarantee at all drug stores. 25c. HON. J. S. REYNOLDS SUING PUBLISHERS Wan is Twenty-Einht Dol lar* Back Paid for Books The enne of Jo*. H Reynolds v*. Slate lllalorlcal a: inelatloli. wax tried before Judge I leaflet l Tuesday after noon. 'I he judge bus rexerved hi* Judgment. According lo Mr. Reynold*, | he bought three volume* of the Gy-; eloped In of Georgia, thinking Dial It. j wax a xet of historical fact* of Geor ! gin and of the prominent people. ||« claim* that the bookx are not up to! what the hook company's agent rrprn-l Honied them to he. The amount of the xiiit lx |yk. MAYOR DUNBAR ON NATION COMMITTEE Ha* Been Given Authority to Reeeive Contributions For Campaign Fund. Mayor W, M. Dunbar has been ap pointed a men,bar of the national 1 democratic finance committer for j Richmond - nitty with authority to re 1 <lv«- contribution* for the campaign I Several city officials started off thej dxt Wednesday and together with outside subscription* It. |* expected that ipillt a neat >,utll will ho turned in from Richmond county. A Last Sot Least 3 mJ MM Will pleasejthe Man of the Hour” The Argyle— Most Styles $5.00 “Classy” to a degree, showing in every line the stamp of NOW. May we fit you prop erly with a pair of Argyles? The Florsheim Store, 816 broad St. NEGRO WHO CUT ANOTHER SURRENDERED HIMSELF Frank Derby, alias "Candy,” the ne gro who cut another In front of the Walker Institute .Sunday afternoon surrendered to County Policeman Gay Wednesday morning. The negro whom he t ill Is in a serious condition at the Dantar hospital. LIFE’S JOURNEY Is Burdensome To Many In Au. gust*. Life'* Journey I* a heavy burden With a constantly aching back, Willi urinary disorders, diabetes, Willi any kidney 111. Duail's Kidney Pill* relieve and cure. Mere Is August u proof I hat this Is so; Mr*. J. Q. Crawford, living at t-dR Mulberry St., Augusta, Qa., says: I have had kidney trouble for *ev • ral years and have been a great sufferer. I doctored and used aov eral remedies but nothing seemed to help me. My hack ached and pained me most of the lime and I would b« so lame at times I could hardly got around uud b was almost impossible for me lo turn over In bed. 1 finally procured Doan's Kidney Pill* at the Green A Horsey Drug Co., took them as directed and tlfhy relieved the pains, regulated my kidneys and my strength and energy wa* restored. 1 think Doan» Kidney Pills a very re liable remedy for kidney trouble." For sale by all dealer*. Price r.O cents Foster Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the ITnltea Stale*. Remember the name—Doan’s— and inki no other. Fortunate I* iho man with a pull— providing lie doesn't, poll the wrong wuy. woß ™ %1 A DOUBLE ® PAGE THREE