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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1909)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 bigesti is ENDED_FOHE\Itfi Out-of-order Stomachs feel fine about five min utes aftey ; faking a lit tle Diapepsin. Nothing will remain undigested o sour on your stomach if you will take a little Diapepsin occasionally. This powerful digestive and antacid ► .tough as harmless and pleasant a: candy, will digest and prepare for as similation into the blood all the food you can eat. Eat what your stoamch craves, without the slightest fear of Indiges tion or that you will lie bother.-.! with sour risings, Belching, Gas on Stomach, Heartburn, Headaches fr< stomach, Nausea, Bad Breath, Water Brash or a feeling like you had swat lowed a lump of lead, or other dis agreeable miseries. Should you be suffering now from any stomach dis order you can get relief within five minutes. if you will get from your phar macist a 50-cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin you could always go to the table with a hearty appetite, and your meals would taste good, because you would know there would be no Indi gestion or Sleepless nights or Head ache or Stomach misery all the next day, and, besides, you would not need laxatives or liver pills to keep your stomach and bowels clean and fresh. Pape’s Diapepsin can be obtained from your druggist, and contains more than sufficient to thoroughly cure the worst case of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. There is nothing better for Gas on the Stomach or sour odors from the stomach or to cure a Stom ach Headache. You couldn’t keep a handier or more useful article in the house. An easy way to tight lice is to drive down posts in the yard; wind an old bran sack soaked in crude kerosene about It and let the hogs do the rest. The next time you run up against a contrary hog that refuses to go through a chute into the wagon, try the following plan. Clap a feed basket over his head, and he will back anywhere you want him to go. By a little maneuvering you can have the hog in the wagon before he knows it. Cows that are allowed to go dry too long never attain their best. Provide some device for supplying wat er In the stable for the cows. The cows that have the most com fort are the ones that give the owner tne most profit. DOUBLE STAMPS SATURDAY TILL 12 New Cranberries, quart !....13c Norway Smoked Sardines, a can 8c Early June Peas, a can 8c A. & P, Ball Blue, a box 5c B. & G. Olive Oil, quart bottles 70c Selected Yard Eggs, (guaranteed) dozen . . ,29c California Asparagus Tips, 35c value 25c Asparagus Stplk, large cans, 35c value 25c EXTRA STAMPS FOR SATURDAY. I A AA I n Stamps with $1.85 *P I vl.Ul/ Purchases as follows: 3 lbs. best Mocha and Java Coffee SI.OO 1 lb. Golden Key Mixed Tea 60c 7 cakes A. & P. Laundry Soap 25c ____ $1.85 35c BUTTER 35c Don’t let your grocer tell you that the butter market has advanced, and he will have to charge you 40 cents a pound for good butter. ’Tis true that the butter market has advanced. But you need not think of paying 40c for good butter as long as we handle the Finest Elgin Creamery, which is always fresh, pure and sweet. It comes direct from Creamery to Consumer. Once you try it you use it always—try one pound and be con vinced. Per Pound 35c. New phones 721 7 22 723 -PACIFIC Ti ffl Importers and ffetauers 350 Stores in U. S. iv'' .? " &>**** ' jpt I David Belasco, foremost American manager-playwright, who first intro duced to the public Mrs. Leslie* Gar ter and Dave Warfield and’ those theatrical productions have been among the greatest successes of the American stage, now stricken with pneumonia, and is said to be very dangerously ill. The death of Belasco would be a blow to the entire the atrical world of England and Amer ica; with Harrison Grey Fiske he is the only producer of plays of great importance who remains independent of the theatrical combine. —Mr. Frank B. Lowe, of Atlanta, superintendent of Agencies for the Northwestern, is In Augusta. Mr. Lowe is temporarily In charge of the local office of that company in the Harison building. SPECIAL SALE O’CLOCK. David Be la sen 844 Broad Street ffS For Your Hair Here Are Facts We Want You to Prove at Our Risk Marvelous as it may seem, Rexall "93” Hair Tonic has grown hair on heads that were once bald. Of course it is understood that in none of these cases were the hair roots dead nor had tlie scalp taken on a glazed, shiny appearance. When the roots of the hair are en tirely dead and the pores of the scalp are glazed over, we do not believe that anything can restore hair growth. When Rexall "93” Hair Tonic will do as above stated, it is not strange that we have such great faith in it and that we claim it will prevent baldness when used in time. It acts scientifically, destroying the germs which are usually responsible for baldness. It penetrates to the roots ■if the hair, stimulating and nourish ing them. It is a most pleasant toilet necessity, is delicately perfumed and will not gum nor permanently stain ihe hair. We want you to get a bottle of Rexall "93” Hair Tonic and use it as directed. If it does not relieve scalp irritation, remove dandruff, prevent Ihe hair from falling out and promote an increased growth of hair and in every way give entire satisfaction, simply come back and tell us and without question or formality we will hand back to you every penny you paid us for it. We lend our endorsement to liexali “93” Hair Tonic and sell it on this guarantee, because we believe it is the best hair tonic ever discovered. It comes in two sizes, prices 50 cents and SI.OO. Remember you can ob tain it only at our store, —The Rexall Store. Alexander Drug Co. SELLS-FLOTO SHU HE GOGS HERE Excellent Work of Per formers and Honesty of the Aggregation Made Good Impression. The performance of the Sells-Floto circus Thursday afternoon and night was an honest show, that by far eclipsed the performance of any cir cus that has previously been in Au gusta. It was not that the show was the largest that has ever been here, not that It was featured by sensation al “pass In the air”acts, but that it was an honest circus. The acts were high class and expensive, pulled off with a vim that pleased the audience. Every member of the circus seemed to enter into his, her, or its part, with as much anxiety to please as If It were the very first performance of the show. Nobody “Bilked." The first thing that impressed the patrons of the circus was the hon esty of the employes. Nobody was “bilked,” there were no *S%ort change artists, ind the attendants were courteous and very attentive to the patrons. On entering the me nagerie, the neatness and cleanliness of the animal cages was conspicuous. The animals themselves were all clean and well fed. The stock was well cared for, the horses solid and well groomed. To mention the number of high class acts in the circus and do them Justice would be Impossible. Every one who went to the performance came away well pleased, the criticism being “It was so clean and high class.” “The personnel of the per formers was so much above the aver age.” “It was full of ginger,” etc. The performers were nearly all young they took a personal interest in mak ing their act well received the cos tumes were clean and very well de signed, and not one did an act lag. Armour Prize Team. The stock of the circus was easily the prettiest and most valuable that has ever been to Augusta. The “Ar mour Prize Team,” composed of six heavy, dappled grey, draft horses, was a treat to the lover of horse flesh. Despite the fact that they are the heaviest horses In the world, they handle themselves like ponies. In the exhibition In the amphitheatre these great big horses that have the appearance of being clumsy, walked, trotted and galloped, and made short turns with the heavy wagon, with as much grace and ease as a "three year-old” could have done under sad dle. But the prettiest piece of horse flesh that has ever been seen in Au gusta was the beautiful Arabian, steed. The horse is perfectly white with some few tiny black spots. Be sides being beautiful, the horse is a very valuable one, being one of th 6 very few genuine Arabian horses in America. Nelson Family. The Nelson family, famous for thirty years as the feature attraction of as many circuses were as good as ever. Three generations of this family of acrobats take part in the act. They are out of the run of the oridnary circus performer, and pre sent an act that is clean, daring, ar tistic and high class. The Rhoda Royal, troupe of high school horses, was the neatest eques trian act ever seen in Augusta. The riders were neatly costumed, the horses beautifully matched, three blacks and three whites, and they were very well trained. ’ The Eliett sisters, in their great aerial butterfly act, were roundly applauded. The clowns, with all new tricks and funny make-ups, were a source of much amusement to both young and old. The trapeze acts, the work on the bars, the tight and slack wire walk ing was daring new and original. DonP forget the calves and ye tri.ngn. Don't leave them out In the cold • ights until they are pinched and haggard. There Is no surer cause of scours than dirty feed palls. Be scrupulously clean as to palls, troughs and the food used In feeding you-is calves. It will save the •rt cble oi carrying calves thro t»a. THE AUGUSTA HERALD WANTS SIOO FOR PART OF LEOPARD’S TAIL Circus Suing Express Com pany In Bibb County Superior Court. Special to The Herald. MACON. Ga.—What is the value of a leopard’s tall, or rather a three inch sec tion? In the case in question the owner puts a value of SIOO upon the three inches, hut tiie Southern Kxpvoss company iias Other ideas about the value and lias de clined to concur with the owner. The dispute has given ri*“ to an inter esting suit, died through Attorneys Ro land Kills and Gua Paly, in the superior court of Bihh county. The matter will come up before Judge William Felton next week, and then circus and show people will have an idea how to value tlfc tails of their prized animals. It seems that over n year ago Manager Rollins, of the Rollins shows, had a leop ard expressed to Macon from Augusta, and during the trip the tip of the ani mal's tail was injured so badly that an operation was advised after a complete diagnosis of the trouble. The operation was successful, but the animal emerged from the operating room with part of his tail gone. Mr. Rollins believes that the company is liable, and for that reason he has been willing to spend money in having the case prepared. The tail of a leopard Is one of the several points of beauty about animals of that species. The tails are generally long and spotted, and look like a guiding rud der stuck out in the wake of the beasts. The Rollins animal used to perform some funny stunts by the use of his tall, but since the injury he has been unable to go through with that part of the program. WEST END NOTES Mr. E. A. Council or Sumter, S. C., has moved his family to our city and will reside at 1818 Starnes street. Mr. R. S. Tillman has under eon strution a modern home on the cor ner of Crawford avenue and Jenkins s'reet. He expects to have It com pleted by the first of November. The choir of the Christian church will meet to pratlce new songs at Mr. F. XJ. Henderson's, 223 Crawford avenue Friday night. Each one is requested by the choir master, Mr. Saturday Bargain Sales OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 10 O’CLOCK MULLARKY <& SULLIVAN CO. LOOK FOR the hour sales Our Saturday Sales has proven a veritable sensation throughout Augusta. Throngs surpassing any in our history have responded. Offerings Tomorrow better than ever, and the prices in every instance re veal money savings well worth while. WATCH FOR THE AFTER SUPPER HOUR SALES -NOTHING LIKE IT ELSEWHERE. Great After Sup per Sales. 6 TO 7 P. M. LIGHT HOUSE WASHING POWDER. Unequalled for washing and cleaning, makes hard water soft; America’s best prepara tion for the laundry, f rv 3 for lUC The first five customers at this hour to get free package. TALCUM POWDER. I>arge tin boxes, 3 for IOC SAFETY PINS. 5e large slze ) nickel- _ plated, 2 dozen for OC LADIEB’ HOBE. Fast black and tan, m ]\/ seamless, at • FLOTILLA TOILET SOAP, For the bath, regular _ 5c soap, 2 cakes for OC 7 TO 8 P. M. ARMOUR’B SOAP. Celebrated Laundry Soap, large size cakes, pure •wv quality, 3 for IvIC The first five customers at this hour, to get free soap. 10c PERCALEB. Double fold light and dark colors, at OC 60c CUSHION COVERB Woven Tapestry, all colors, at £7 C MEN’S 12/jc SOX Black and Tan, '7l/ seamless, at " /'2\' 9 TO 10 P. M. 15e Talcum Powder, m large size, at / v MEN’S FLEECE Shirts and Drawers, -y _ brown mixed, at MEN’B 50 BHIRTB Colored Negligee, 'Jfh choice styles, at $1.25 SLANKETB Roman stripe, soft and _ warm, at. J OC Men’s 50c President ■j Suspend'-rs at C Get Ready For ‘The New Season u- —} > 9 J. R. Reese, to be present. Mr. Coalman Ranks, who has been sick for some time at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Izzie Holmes, wifi be brought back to Mrs. .J. H. Scott’s on Corset Covers For Saturday’s Sale 50 dozen Corset Covers, bought for Saturday’s sell ing; neatly trimmed in new styles lace and em broidery; attractively made of soft, finished '■x ~ Nainsook, at a surprisingly low price of.. .. /OC Dress Sateens 3,000 yards Dress Sateens, new fall styles; White, Navy, Brown nnd Garnet grounds; some with side borders, at only 11/C Muslin Gowns A Manufacturer's lot of $1.50 Muslin Gowns, the very best styles in low, high and v-neck; a stun ning lot. this Saturday, a. all day, only *pl Comforts Five Bales Heavy Cotton Comforts, ■— tomorrow, special, at J JSC 100 Comforts, large, a leader, choice a j Sllkoline patterns, at. only Dress Goods 100 pieces Fancy Drosß Ooodß, good, honest wear ing material, lr. attractive /■» • patterns, only C Belting for Saturday Silk, Moire, and Mercerized Wash Belting, . solid colors and fancy, only yard lUC A Towel Leader Below manufacturer's cost. Housekeepers, here it it: large-size Huck Towers, 33x18, red hemmed vor ders, close grain, . Saturday only IUC Torchon Laces 2,000 yards imported Torchon Lace, fine light weight, attractive patterns; ~l\/ value 6V6 to Bc, at A BRAND new outfit awaits you at this big Credit Store. Every style, every quality, every garment is the best that can be had —and our guarantee insures you against all risk. You can’t save anything by paying cash. You can’t get better styles or qualities by paying cash. Why, then, should you inconvenience yourself? Our SI.OO a week plan does it all. It clothes you in fine garments and makes the paying part so easy that you never miss the money. Guaranteed Clothing for Men, Women and Children Complete Outfits, sl2 to S3O » VCte \ 1015 BROAD STREET Crawford avenue. News has been received from Rev. P. H. Moars and Mr. YV. It. McElveen, who are attending the centennial or the churches of Christ at Pittsburg, Pillow Cases 15c Pillow Cases, hemmed, ready . .-v for use, large size, at IUC 12%c White Curtain Swiss; neat, new q patterns; wide widths, at OC Hosiery Economy Something New for Augusta We are now Augusta agents for America’s famous "Cadet Hosiery,” for Men, Women, Hoys and Girls. Scientifically made, with twisted linen heels and toes, of fine double twisted Egyptian yarn that Is guaranteed to give double the wear of any other Hosiery, or money refunded. We hack it up. This )h hosiery economy never known before here. Misses Cadet Rib Hose, I,lsle and Cotton, Linen heel and toe. Linen knee; black, tan, and white; ali sizes, from 5 to 10 inch; a. light and medium weight, at Boys’ Cadet Black Rib Hose, heavy weight., £» Linen toe, heel and knee; from G to 10, at’. Ladies’ Black and tan Lisle Cadet Hose, plain lisle, lightweight., 5-Inch rib top, garter clasp proof; linen heel and toe, at ajC Ladles’ block, fine rib Cadet Hose, linen heel and toe, extra elastic; warranted to outwear two pairs of any 50c hose in Augusta. This Is the manufac turer’s guarantee, and we back It up, at. J.&C Persian Silk Trimming 200 pieces, all colors, Persian Silk hands and braids, all color combinations worked with silk .fx and tinsel; value, 25c and 35c, at one price.. IUC Reductions in Buttons Metal Itress Huttons for fall trimmings; regular value 16c to 25c, _ special at 5C Outing Flannel Two cases light patterns, pink and blue _ check and stripe, Saturday, at 5C Oil Cloth 25c best standard quality, widest _ width, all colors, at IgC PAGE ELEVEN Pa., saving the convention Is great, delegation largest, yet., and weather nearly freezing cold to them. Mrs. Jennie Smith has been very ill for several days.
