The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914, June 18, 1909, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT COULD NOT CURE WEEPING ECZEMA Disease Begae over Ear and Spread till Faceawi Neck were Raw—ltch ing, Inflammation and Soreness were Terrible— Lasted Over a Year and All Treatments Failed UNTIL CUTICURA AGAIN PROVED GREAT SUCCESS "Eo*ramn befc*o orer the top of my ear. It cracked and then Ix-gao to spread. I had three different doctors and tried several things, but they did me no good. At last one side of my face and ray nook (dear up to my hair wore raw. The water ran out of it so that. I had to wear medicated cotton, and R was so Inflamed and k*one that I had to put a piece of doth over my pillow to keen the water from It. ana it would •tain the doth a port of tt I ! •i jroUow. Tl*h eczema itohad ho that it •earned as though • ar my face ail to pieces. The diHf*aa« in the fail and I did everything for It until th« Beat winter. Tb<*n I began to uhh the Cuticura Boap and Ointment, and it wan not more than three montlua before It WA/i all healed «j>. I ntlil use the Cvt.br wm Hanoi vent Pills once in u while to dearwe the blood. lam very thank ful that i tria< I Cuttoura, and I can recommend It to any one. Ann Peamoiki, Northfield, Vi., Dec. 19, ’07.” GROWS HAIR Cuticura Remove* Dandruff and Soother Itching Scalps. Worm ahempona with Cuticura Soap, and light dreflalnga with Cuticura, pm vefit dry, thin and falling hair, remove crusts, Hoaleu and dandruff, destroy hair parasite*, soofcbe irritated, itching surface*. stimulate the hah follicle*, loosen the scalp skin, aupply the root* with ennrgv and nourishment, and make th** hair grow upon a aweet. whoja*oiri‘\ hoaiUnr »*Jp when ail other treatment fail*. OomntMfi IC»urn«i ».id lni*rr»*l Tr«*»tm*mt tor Im’ llwioir of Infant*. CHpdrsn and A»1 tii«« cm*i»- «*« of Cuiieir* H- fp fvfwj to ('trydm lb** Skin. OuUcuvn Otntmont (tor i to fleAi tk* rtklo 1 f'utl- Hwoiwqt (flOc.K (or In tiu» form of ('hooolat* Mrtjttwd Pilia. Sfta. t»**r vl»I of OGJ to r»*rifv th* nio<wl •qul UirnnCnoirt the world I*'itt#r Drug A ( h*rn. Oarp M Poll* Prop* . r»o*ton. m*m WrilAMcd I-raw, CUUfitirm Ho..k oa HUi Dfanasw. PREACHERS THINK NAME WILL STICK Local Methodist Milliliter* Don’t Think the Word “South” Will Be Dropped Tin* matter of dropping the word “South" from tin* name of the South ern Method tat. KpUcopal church, which in at present causing u great .<> I of discussion among the Meth odist ministers throughout the South, will not ho settled at the general con* fi ri-nce at Asheville, N. is the optn 1. n of the Augusta Methodist min isters. The word "Southern ’* was prefixed to the name of Methodist (episcopal churches through the South at the outbreak of tin* Civil War and has not yet been changed The reaHGU that a great many ministers are clamoring for the change is the fact that a great number of jmople still beltvve the church to be sectional. Rev. E. F, Dempsey wtut**d that he was of the opinion that the name would not be changed at this con ference. Rev. C. A. Hattie, a prominent young minister of Jennings. La., was the first to agitate the change, in an article written by him In the Christian Advocate. HER PHYSICIAN ADVISED Taking Lydia L. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Columbus. Ohio. "I have taken Lydia E. .Pinkhaui’a Vegetable Com- pound during change of life. My doctor told me it wus good, and since taking tt l feel so much better that I can do all my work again. I think Lydia E. lTnkhaiu s Vegetable Com pound »tine remedy for all woman's trouble*, aud I merer forget to tell V - - 1 un friends wiuti It hits done for me." - Mrs. E. llA\'i>os. ;>(M East Long St., Columbus. Ohio- Another Woman Helped Granitevilta, Vt " I was pasting through tits Clumgeof Life and suffered from nervousness and other iMiuoytng symptoms. Lydia E l*iukhasn't Vege table Compound reeU«red uiy haalthiuui strength, and proved worth mountains of gold to ms For the sake of other ■uttering women I am willing vou Should publish my letter " Mac ChAKl.tw Sajuuay. U-F.1)., tiraulte ville, Vt. Women who are passing through this critical jasrlod or who are suiVrtug from any of those distressing 111* pe cattar to their »'t should not lose sight of tin- fact that for thirty years Lydia K Pinkhiun* Vugewbl* Campouod. which is made front roots ami herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills. lu almost every comma u*»y you will find women who have been ’reston'd to health by Lydia £. Pin kha in's Vegetable Compound. »m HOUSED POST i DEW HIKER 60. Chairman Fred B. Pope, of the flood commission, and commissioner Nlsbet Wingfield returned Thursday morning from Savannah, where they conferred with Col. Dan. C. Kingman In regard to certain contemplated changes in the river work specifica tions Col. Kingman think,-, it would not he advisable to replace that por tion of the river bank between Me- Klnne street and Hawk's gully that was washed away by the flood. The commission has been called to meet at the city hail at 12 o’clock Friday, for the purpose of consider ing the matter, and corning to some conclusion. ( apt. A. W. Anderson, general su perintendent of the Charleston and Western Carolina railroad .accompa nied Messrs. Pope and Wingfield to Savannah, his Interests lining chiefly at stake. If the river bank Is replaced the C. Hr W. 0 railroad can lay regular tracks, Instead of using a trestle. It Is the policy of the city government to Insist that the railroad bear its pro rata share of the cost of the work, should a tentative plan to that end be carried out. However, it Is not improbable that Col. Kingman’s disfavor of the idea will lead the commission to adopt specifications that were made out at lirHt, and If such is the case a con tract will be awarded in the near fu LUCE USE. SUPREME COURT Case Argued Tuesday. The Lawyer* Will Return Wednesday. Mr. C. Henry Cohen, Mr. Austin Branch arid Judge K. H. Callaway have returned from Atlanta, where fluty argued before the supreme eburt the case of Jf, B. White vs. Bryan Lawrence. The court has not ren dered u decision. The case before the court this time is that of charging double rent for the hotel. In January, 1908, Mr. Lawrence claimed a right to the abatement of the rent of the hotel on account of the loss of the benoflclUl use of the bar room, after the prohibition law became effective. TUIh claim wrb de nied by Mr. White and the matter was taken to the courts, where it re mained until March, 1909. The ease went to the supreme court, and was decided In favor of Mr. White, deuy | lug Mr Lawrence’s contention. Mr. Lawrence then sent Mr. Whits a check for over $13,000, which rep resented the rental of $833.33 a month from January, 1908, to April, 1909. Mr. White refused to accept the chunk, claiming that Mr. Law rence by his failure to pay rent pend ing the appeal of the case had forfeit ed all rights under the lease ami was liable fur double rent., or $1,666.66 a mouth as a trespasser holding posses sion of the premises. Judge Hammond decided that mat ter in favor of Mr. Lawrence, holding that he had done all that Ui« law re quired. Mr. White then appealed the case to the supreme court, and' It was argued Wednesday. Malaria Matin Pata Blood. Th« OWI Standard 'MeJVB7B TABTK I.KHM <'HILL TONIC, drives out msSwta and 6ulM« Ur til" ayalam lArr grows l>t*opl« mid chll<%ran, Ro<\ AIKEN PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS AIKEN, S. 0. — Mrs. J. C. Wood ruff Ims returned to Atlanta alter •pending it planaant visit to the Misses Fords of this city. The blue prints f° r the extension of the Alken-Augusta trolley hare ot last been sahmtttod to council. It Ib hoped »ow that there ht nothing fur ther In the way to keep the exten sion from being commenced at once as tt will bo a groat convenience for the people in the lower part of the city. Mr Fwldiw Soigler has gone to Oleuu Spring to recuperate from a spell of eteknesa. Mrs Janus .1 Igoe has returned to Charleston after attending the exer cises of St- Angela s Academy. Mias Kitty Lee Langley, of Augus ta has returned home after paying a wry pleasant visit to Miss Addle Bell Woodward of this city. The crops In Mi« vicinity of Atken were treated H> a very nice ratn Thursdat afternoon Miss Marrlana Ford has returned from a plea Mint visit to relatives tn Charleston Tin' Cleiuson college tvrtrance ex amination* will be held at she court house on July t. at » o'ck>ck NEGRO CONVICTED OF MURDER IN AIKEN AIKEN, S C. In the court of gen eral session* here Thursday, WUltam Knox a uogro. w«« tried and eonvict ed for Uto uiurdor of Pickens Penn, at a negro gathering March tth, I>oß Knox has been tried ottoe before and convicted but was glvwn a uew trial. The defense war ably represented by the Hetmersons. and ah*o by the firm of Davis. t/uiMer and tlyles The so licttor proseoated for the state. The juris* hate convicted naarty all of the oases this week, whether this was oaased lny the wholesale killings that have occurred In the comity this hut week cannot be determined The killing tar which Knox was convict >-d occurred near the place of Mr. j Selgler ot this place and was at u i negro gathering as is usually the | case it ts understood that a new trial will be asked for. $30,000.00 Guaranteed Sale WE WILL OFFER THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH GRADE CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND GENTS’ FURNISHINGS Of the old reliable firm of A. SILVER for the next fifteen days to the public regardless of cost and value, as the entire stock of CLOTHING must be disposed of within that limited time. Remember, this stock of clothing is one of the choicest stocks of mer chandise in the State of Georgia. Never before in the history of Augusta has the people ever witnessed such a slaughter in prices that will take place at this gigantic sale at A. SILVER’S, 1028 Broad Street. The doors will be thrown open to the public on SAT URDAY, JUNE 19th, 9 a, m. The store is now closed, arranging for the great gigantic sale. All goods will be marked in plain figures so a child can buy as cheap as a grown person. It will pay you to come 100 miles to attend this great sale. SI.OO in this sale will go further than $2-00 elsewhere. Come quick and get the first pick, all goods will be sold, no goods reserved.. Take no tice of a few prices we herewith quote you: Men’s Collars and Cuffs 100 dozen Men’s Pure Linen Collars, extra good quality, popular shapes; value 10c and 15c, q guaranteed sale pr Ice OL 500 dozen Men’s Pure 4-ply Linen Shrunk Collars; value 16c and 25c, guaranteed , g sale price 1I L 50 dozen Men's Pure Linen Link Cuffs, 4 Inches widfe, round and square corners, real value 25c, gg guaranteed sale price 1 Id Men's Rubber Collar s, all new shapes and styles, real value 25c and 36c, guaranteed g a sale price 1 ■ L Handkerchiefs Men's extra quality White Mercerized Cloth Handkerchiefs, guaranteed -j sale price OC Men’s soft finish Li nen Handkerchiefs, soft as silk and as pleasant to use, real value 15c guaranteed q sale price OC Men's splendid quality Scotch lawn Hemstitched bor der, 15c value, guaranteed / sale price OC Men’s very popular Handkerchiefs of imported White Lawn, soft finish, hemstitched, 15c and a 25c value, guaranteed sale price yC Men’s Pure Mnen Handkerchiefs, *sc and < a 60 value, guaranteed sale price IVC Men’s Half Hose Men's fancy Half Ho se, assorted colors, mercerized silk finish, neat aud flue, even gauze from a special se lected yarn; value 150 and 25c, guaranteed , • sale price '1 1C Men's Vicuna fast black Half Hose, seamless foot” spliced heel and to e, 25c and 50c value, g g-g guaranteed sale price IVC Men's drojvetttoh effect, lustre, lisle finish In assorted fancy colors, 260 and 60c value, 1 r$ . guaranteed sale price IVC Men's rich lisle finish lace patterns, assorted colors, high spliced heel and toe, splendid value -y at 750 and sl, guaranteed sale price OOC Also many other kin d too numerous to mention. Shoes! Shoes!! 100 pairs Monarch S hoes, standard price $3 50 and $4.00, guaranteed sale 4C T / /> price 3>Z.OV 175 paire Merritt, Elliott & Companv, regular price $2 .60, guaranteed £ g a sale price 100 pairs of various makes, regular price $2 £ g va and $2.50, guaranteed sale price *pi.«yV .300 pairs Hoys’ high and low cuts, prices ranging from $3.00 to $3.60, guaranteed sale £ , ~r, g price 51./V Belt*! Belts!! genuine cow hide, bro wu and black, leather lined, hand beveled stitched edge, gtlt and metal buckles, 76c to $1.50 value, guaranteed solo price i,VC Sait Cases A full line of Men’s Suit Cases at a very low guar anteed price. Iron King Overalls Men’s Union-Mad* Iron King O verst Is snd wa Jackets. $1 snd *l*s value, guaranteed sate / 9C . \ A splendid Boys' Overall, rest value, 50c -va _ snd 75c, guaranteed sals pries /VC Remember, that this Guaranteed Sale Begins Saturday, June 19, 9 a. m. Look for the big RED SIGN A. Silver THE AUGUSTA HLnALD Men’s Suits 300 Men's Suits, S3O and $35 values, <Ts*7 Qfk guaranteed sale price 4)1/ »OV 450 Men’s Suits, $25 and $27.50 values, + -% Art guaranteed sale price 1«5.0Vr 350 men's Suits, S2O and $22.50 values, .. guaranteed sale price lI.OV 400 Men’s Suits, sls and $17.50 values, q guaranteed sale price Os/V 500 Men's Suits, $lO and $12.50 values, £ qa guaranteed sale price iJ.Oy 1,000 Men’s Suits, grey, checks, stripes, solids, etc. High art goods, made by the finest tailors In United States sls to $25 values, to go In the » OO guaranteed sale price for / .OV Young Men’s Saits Young Men's Suits, in all shades and colors, strictly modeled according to the latest dictates of fashion, semi fitted back, deep front concave shoulders, close fitting collar with long broad roll lapels. Trousers full, peg top, belt straps, buckles and straps at hips. Boys* Knee Suit* f Boy’s Knee Suits in all colors, made with fancy flaps, fancy cuffs and all the little nifty up-to-date features' All $6.50 values, guaranteed sale _ _ A p rice *p*s.7v All $4.50 and $6 values, guaranteed r\ O sale price X.Vo All $2.50 and $3 values, guaranteed _ sale price , X. iV All $2.00 values, guaranteed sale * t p rice 1.19 Men’s & Young Men’s Pants Men's Pants made with Semi Peg top belt Straps, buckles, and Straps at hips, two hip pockets with top fastener. Splendidly Tailored and Modeled and the fit is perfect. Guaranteed sale price as follows; All $7.60 values, guaranted sale p ric « $5.79 All $6.00 and $6.50 values, guaranteed A *-v 0 safe price .. All $5.00 and $5.50 values, guaranteed -» rwv «*'• p r| <* 3.89 All $4.00 and $4.50 values, guaranteed sale price 0.2, 9 All $3.00 and $3.50 values, guaranteed sale price _ 2.J^7 All $2.00 and $2.50 values, guaranteed . sale price I*7B Men’s Hats Men's New Spring Shapes and latest style Hats, in soft and stiff of the latest shades, guaranteed sale price as follows: All $3 and $3.50 Hats, guaranteed sale a. A p*-' 0 * $2.39 AN $2 and $2.50 Hats, guaranteed salp * y: rk p rice 1.09 All $1.50 Hats, guaranteed sale A ... price 99C And a great variety of Sample Hats, guar- Ark anteed sale price... 09C Men’s Neckwear 50 dozen Wash Ties, various color*, four-in-hand, 25c values, guaranteed sale A price 100 dozen four-livhand Silk Ties, various styles and, colors, 50c value, guaranteed sale -t t\ Price IVC 100 dozen Bow Ties, made In var+ous styles and of high-grade Silks. 25c values, guaranteed sale price 9C 150 dozen four-in-hand high-grade Silk Ties, 75c and SI.OO values, guaranteed sale q price OOC We also have a large variety of other styles which are too numerous to mention. 1028 BROAD ST. Next Door to T. R. Maxwell furniture Co. Boys’ Knee Pants Boys' Knee Pants in plain and knickerbocker, pure worsted, neat and attractive colors, fine weave and medium weight. Exceptional guaranteed values. Sizes from 3 to 17. Shirks! Shirts!! 50 dozen Men’s Shirts, silk stripes and plaids, collars attached, values $2 .50 and $3.00 each, /n , *7O guaranteed sale pr ice «p 1. / 9 65 dozen Shirts, pongee silks, collars attached, .$2,00 values, guaranteed /n . -j sale price *pl.sV 40 dozen Shirts, pon gee silk, collars attached, $1.50 values, guaranteed fkO sale price 98C 50 dozen Shirts, pon gee silk, collars attached, SI.OO and $1.25 values, guaranteed -7A 50 dozen Silver brand Shirts, values sl, Art guaranteed sale price 09C 50 dozen Savoy Brand high-grade Shirts, value $1.50 to 2.50, guaranteed sale . . |-v price 4>1.1y 100 dozen assorted Shirts, values from 75c -jf-v SI.OO, guaranteed sale price OyC Undershirts and Drawers 50 dozen Men's Under Shirts, white, lisle and balbrig gans, short and lon g sleeves, drawers to match, 35c and 50c values, guaranteed sale 1 rt-» 65 dozen Men's TJn der Shirts and Drawers, white lisles and balbriggans, 75c values, -y vv guaranteed sale price a>yC 75 dozen Under Shir ts and Drawers, silk lisle, various colors, SI.OO values, guaranteed sale s r\ price 09C 75 dozen of Nainsoo k Under Shirts, and Knee Drawers, 50c and 75c values guaranteed sale price 39C 100 dozen genuine Scriven Drawers, SI.OO Aflr-> values, guaranteed sale price QVC 150 dozen Elastic Seam Drawers, made of best white material, 50c value, guaranteed sale -»rt price .. .. «59C Men’s Night* Shirts Bleached Muslin, curved arm holes, fancy front and one pocket 75c value, guaranteed sale price OyC Made of fine lakeside muslin, sloped shoulder, yoke neatly embroidered, SI.OO and $1.50 '7rt value, guaranteed sale price 79C Extra fine quality, made of Pongee Silk, Art $2.50 value, guaranteed sale price 4)1.09 Pajamas High gTade white checked Nainsook, with military col lar, front pocket, sloped shoulders, curved arm holes, pants with drawing band, $1.50 rtQ value, guaranteed sale price 9oC Suspenders Best quality silk twil led elastic web, nobby patterns, double stitched ba ok, white and black calf skin trim mings, 25c and 35c values, guaranteed lrtr-> Superior quality elas tic web, silk covered, polished gilt slides, calf skin tabs, 50c and 75c values, Trt guaranteed sale price «?9C The improved President Suspenders, latest fashion, most stylish and b est fitting brace ever put on the market, guaranteed sale vo price OOC Genuine Guyot Suspenders, guaranteed sale price «?VC A. Silver FRIDAY, JUNE 18.