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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 SAVOY CORNER Broad and Jackson 45—Phones— 143 Ours is THE STORE OF QUALITY—as well as the LOWEST CUT PRICES. IVe want your patronage, and good will. Come to see us for all your Drug Store Wants. SPECIAL LazelTs Sachet Powder, in original 25c bottles, 15c. Reg. Our Price Price S. S. S., small SI.OO $ .59 S. S. S., large 1.75 1.20 B. B. B 1.00 .59 Mellin’s Food, small ... .50 .40 Mellin’s Food, large ... .75 .60 Horlick’s Malted Milk- Small size 50 .40 Large size 1.00 .75 Hospital size 3.75 3.00 Eskay’s Food, small ... .50 .40 Eskay’s Food, large ... .75 .60 Peptogenic Milk Powder- Small size 50 .40 Large size 1.00 .75 Lydia Pinkham’s Comp. 1.00 .75 Bradfield’s Regulator 1.00 .75 Pierce’s Favorite Pres. 1.00 .75 Golden Med. Disc 1.00 .75 Carter’s Pills 25 .19 Morses’ I. R. Pills 25 .19 DeWitt’s W. H. Salve .. .25 .19 Kodol 50 .40 Lemon Elixir 50 .40 * Special Cut Prices on Fountain Syringes, Hot Wafer Bottles, etc. /!// fresh new Goods, no old stock. We can save you money on all your Drug Store Wants. Remember the Place, HOWARD'S, On the Corner Broad and Jackson Sts. NORTH GEORGIA CONFERENCE GOES TO ATHENS IN 1910 Tourteon Delegates Were Selected, I 4 •'/. J. H. Eakes and Rev. M. J. Gofer Among the Fortunate Ones. ATLANTA, Ga—Athens was chosen as the next meeting place of the North Georgia conference, Saturday morn ing, after St. James church, Augusta; Rome and Hartwell, had laid their hospitable invitations before the ses sion. The conference will meet in 1910 in the First Methodist church of Athens. Fourteen delegates, seven from the clergy and seven from the laity, were selected before the conference adjourn ed its day's session. Eight ballots had been found necessary during the morning to complete the list. The delegations as selected are as follows: Clergy, Dr. James E. Dick ey; Dr. J. H. Eakes, M. J. Cofer, Dr. W. P. Love joy, Dr. John D. Ham mond, T. J. Christian and B. P. Al len, with J. H. Sharp, J. T. Daves and C. E. Dowman as aternates; laity, John N. Holder, John T. Duncan, Sam Tate, John D. Walker, Joseph A. Mc- Carty, John L. Loftis and S. E. Leigh, while J. W. Harbin and J. C. Ward law will be alternates. Much business, some of it exceed ing the importance of routine affairs, was in addition to that outlined above transacted during the morning. The conference adjourned to meet again in memorial session Sunday after noon at 4 o’clock. The education board's anniversary will be celebrated Saturday evening. At 9 o'clock Saturday morning the conference convened for its fourth day’s session in St. Paul’s church. The opening hymn was announced by the bishop and after Its singing Dr. A. P. Parker, of China, offered the opening prayer, and followed this by reading the second chapter of Acts as the Scripture lesson. The min utes of Friday’s session were read and approved. Bishop Hendrix opened and an nounced the second ballots for cleri cal and lay delegates to the general conference that meest In Asheville next May. CONTRACTOR Thirty years’ experience in the building business. Estimates cheerfully gifen on all classes of work. W. W. WOODWARD, Jr., General Contractor and Builder, 944 15th Street. Phone 1897. SPECIAL LazelTs Bocadia Talcum Powder, 21 c b xes, 19c , Reg. Our Price Price Peruna 1.00 .75 Fletcher’s Castoria 35 .28 Lyon’s Tooth Powder .. .25 .19 Colgate’s T. Powder ... .25 .15 Calox Tooth Powder . . .25 .19 Sanitol Tooth Powder 25 .19 Sanitol Tooth Paste .. . .25 .19 Squibb’s Talc. Powder .. .25 .19 Colgate’s Talc. Powder . .25 .15 Riveris Talc, Powder ... .25 .19 Pasteurine Tooth Paste . .25 .19 Euthymol Tooth Paste. .25 .19 Dentieiira Tooth Paste. .25 .19 Cuticura Soap 25 .19 Packer’s Tar Soap .. . .25 .19 Krom Soap 25 .19 Williams Shaving Stick. .25 .19 Colgate’s Shaving Stick. .25 .19 Colgate’s Toilet Water. .50 .33 Colgate’s Toilet Water. 1.00 .74 Pompeian Cream, small. .50 AO Pompeian Cream, large. 1 00 .75 Hind’s H. &A. Cream . .50 .40 Rev. J. H. Eakes and Rev. M. J. ( ofer, with 131 and 127 votes each, and 117 being the necessary number to elect on the basis of number of bal lots cast, were declared elected the third and fourth of the seven clerical delegates allowed. Ballots were or dered prepared for three mor clerical delegates. Forty-one votes were cast for lay delegates, and 22 were therefore ne cessary to elect. John W. Holder, with 27 votes; J. T. Duncan, with 26 votes; J. A. Mc- Cord with 23 votes, and J. L. Doftis, with 22 votes, were declared elected third, fourth, fifth and sixth dele gates. Ballots were ordered pre pared for the seventh. Several candidates in either class did not on this ballot receive the re quisite number of votes. While the ballots were being col lected, Rev. H. S. Williams Intro duced a verbal resolution that me moirs that have already oeen pub lished as obituaries be omitted from oral reproduction at the annual me morial exercises. This was adopted. The following resolution, introduced by Revs. W. O. Butler, R. F. Eakes and C. C. Cary, was adopted: “Whereas, the beauty and utility of our annual memorial services are greatly impaired by the number and length of the memoirs that necess arily have to be read, and which can not well be abbreviated, and, “Whereas, we believe that as ori ginally designed these memorial oc casions should be restricted to tri butes to our preachers only; “Therefore, be is resolved, That that this session the memorial com mittee be excused from reading tri butes to any but members of the con ference.” The resolution met with a negative ! vote that was not called for till Bishop Hendrix, the presiding officer, had Tsfen reminded of his omission. It prevailed again, a few minutes later, upon the failure of a motion to re consider. The resolution is interpreted by its framers to mean that the momirs de ceased wives and widows of minis ters of the conference will not here after be - read at the memorial exer cises, though they will be published with the memoirs of deceased minis ter that will continued to be read alone. Rev. Joseph E. Robbins, of the New Hampshire Methodist conference, was introduced to the North Georgia con ference by Bishop Hendrix. The third ballot for three additional clerical delegates to the general con ference resulted in no election, no candidate receiving a sufficient vot. > —» With Mrs. Paladlno and Mrs. parjp hurst here at once, no wonder the draw lng rooms are a-flutter and a-twll/it. 1 —New York Evening Sun. T. G. HOWARD The Ciit»-Rqte Druggist. We are Exclusive Agents For Tampa Smokers and Norma Martinez Smokers These are made of selected Havana Tobac co. Yon cannot buy anything better for sc. MME. STEINHEIL BEFORE AND AFTER Madame Steinheil, the "tragic widow,” of Paris, as she appeared in the days of her glory, and as she now looks, garbed in her weeds of woe. Augusta in the Midst of the Holidays; Thanksgiving Shoppers Crowd the Stores Saturday, and again in tbr- afternoon arid at night, the struts and stores of the city were crowded with a holiday throng of shoppers. The Thanksgiving week festivllties and the cool bracing air seemed to bring the people out in a great crowds and the indications an- that Monday and all of next week will ser- the busiest week In the retail dis trict that Augusta has had in some time. And the merchants In their interesting ston- news and business announcements in The Herald are already stressing the fact that peo ple, as far as possible, should do their holiday s topping early Read the advertising columns of The Sunday IP raid as carefully as you do the news of The Herald, and you will save a great deal of time and money in your Monday’s shopping. And incidentally if Wish the best values, the best jjir -rains, and the best store service be sure to say, “I saw It in The Herald." SPECIAL Peroxide Cream, a good value at 25c, 19c. Reg. Our Price Price Mother's Friend 1.00 .75 Scott’s Emulsion, small. .50 .40 Scott’s Emulsion, large. 1.00 .75 Angier’s Emul., small .. .50 .40 Angier’s Einul., large ... 1.00 .75 Phillips’Emul., small ... .50 .40 Phillips’ Emul., large ... 1.00 .75 Sloan’s Liniment, small. .25 .20 Sloan’s Liniment, med. . .50 .40 Sloan’s Liminent, large. 1.00 .75 Wine Cardui 1.00 .59 Creolin-Pearson 25 .20 Creolin-Pearson 50 ,4C Creolin-Pearson 1.00 .75 Herpieide, small 50 .40 Herpicide, large 1.00 .75 Wampole’s C. L. Oil ... 1.00 .75 Listerine, small 25 .20 Listerine, medium 50 .40 Listerine, large .... ... 1.00 .75 Swamp Root, small .. . .50 .40 Swamp Root, large .. . 1.00 .75 THE AUGUSTA HERALD SPECIAL Howard’s Cold Cream, a prepara tion of merit, absolutely greaseless 25c jars at 19c. \\ hitman’s Chocolates and Hon Rons, lb 80c Premiere Chocolates, lb 80c Quality Chocolates, lb GOc All guaranteed under the Pure Food laws. Received fresh three times a week by ex press. Reg. Our Price Price Johnson’s C. & F. Tonic— Small size 25 .20 Large size 50 .40 Tutt’s Liver Pills 25 .19 Carbolic Salve Henry . .25 .19 Grove’s Chill Tonic .50 .40 Allcock’s Porous Plasters .15 .12 Belladona Plasters 15 .12 Pluto Water, quarts .. . .35 .28 Hunyadi Janos 35 .32 Apenta Water 25 .22 Rosaline 25 .19 R. &G. Rice Powder ... .25 .22 Prophylactic T. Brush . .35 .25 Bromo Seltzer 25 .20 Bromo Seltzer 50 .40 Sal Ilepatica, small .. . .25 .20 Sal Ilepatica, large 50 .45 Diapepsin 50 .40 Mi-o-na Tablets 50 .40 Stuart’s Tablets 50 .40 Stuart’s Wafers 50 .40 Methodist Missionary Board Makes Fine Report To Conference Special to The Herald. ATLANTA, Ga. —The Missionary Board of the North Georgia Conference wa « able to make the best report Friday night that it has ever made In the his tory of the conference. The had helped 89 pastors who brought into the church 2,136 members, this Is equal to the wrk of these on self sup porting charges. Mr. Asa <*. Candler stated that 11,009 members in the North Georgia conference had raised for all purposes $676,000, which Is not half what it ought to be. The board recommended that the bis hop appoint Rev. Julius McGrath, Mis sionary to the Hebrews and J. O. Grogan Conference Missionary Secretary. The laymen asked the conference to adopt a resolution that looks to raising SIO,OOO as a. special missionary fund. It wan adpoted: The Treasurer’s report is ns follows: For. Mis. Home. Mis. Assad Paid Assail Paid Rome District 019.30 $18.35 $16.10 $15.34 Oxford District 21.20 28.85 17.70 17.70 Marietta District 12.10 15.74 10.10 9.32 LaGrange District 22.70 f 22.70 18.90 18.90 Griffin District 24.60 32.J8 20.40 20.40 Gainesville District 21.60 23.50 18.00 18.0) Elbert on District 18.00 18.00 15.10 15. T. Dalton District 16.40 15.40 12.80 12.80 Augusta District 23.10 26.98 19.20 19.20 Athens District , 19.60 18.92 16.30 14.00 Atlanta District 42.40 45.85 35.40 30.01 Total Home Missions assessed for the North Georgia Conference $20,000, and paid $20,038. Total assessed for Foreign Missions in the North Georgia Conference $24,00, and paid $26,500. Total for both Home and Foreign MD. sidns $50,538. There are other departments to he heard from such as church extension, special permissions, etc., which are of missionary natures. Mr. Aia G. Candler Is treasurer of the board. IN LIIO DISPUTE BIT BEASELY SHOT LAVONIA, Ga.—Ah the alleged result of a dispute over a land title, Bart' Bean ley, waH Hliot anil -killed here near Knox Bridge, just over the Booth Caro lina state line today hy his aged fath er-fn-law, Harve Hmith. Smith Is about 70 years old, lldth families are prom inent. While the full particulars are not known, It Is claimed that the tragedy grew out of the fact that Beasley’s mother-in-law bought property for her daughter, and Beasley objected to the papers being vested in his wife's name. SPECIAL Opal Cream, the genuine, prepared by J. H. Jones,2sc FATHER PHILIPPE LECTURES TUESDAY Much interest is expressed In the forthcoming lecture of Rev. Father Phil ippe, the eminent wireless expert and scientist of the Sacred Heart college Tuesday evening at St. Patrick's hall under auspices of the Sacred Heart (bi dets. Father Philippe will lecture on wireless telegraphy and give demonstra. tlons showing to the lay mind Just upon what principles It works and indicate its possibilities. He will be assisted by Messrs. Maroen Duvall and Mr. From, two experts wth tin* key, who will send and receive "messages from the au dience |>y means of Father Philippe’.* wireless apparatus. EX MAYOR ARRESTED. NORTH WILKHBBOIIO, N. C.—J. R. Oaffey, ex-mayor of Nortti Wll wesboro was arrested here today on a charge of Kraft and bribery while mnyor, following the finding of a true bill hy the Wilkes county grand Jury, lie gave bond for appearance at the March term of superior court. * ( It Is said that “the peopp- arc tired of Mr. Gannon’s profanity.” They Hn even more tired of his tyranny.- Ghar lesion News and Courier. /to I All Southern Road Oarage. Why buy 56-in. tread when you can get 60-in. tread to fit, our Southern Roads 'i We have them. MOORt-EDtNFIELD ELECTRIC & MEG. CO. 1033 BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA ,GA. SAVOY CORNER Broad and Jackson 45—Phones— 143 SPECIAL Talcum Fowder, full 1-lb. 25c Si iter Top Tins, at 19c Reg. Our Price Price Pape’s Diuretic 50 .40 Parisian Sage ....... .50 .40 Slump's Restorative .. . 1.00 .75 Danderine 25 .20 Danderine 50 .40 Danderine 1.00 ,75 Hay’s Ilair Health .. . .50 .40 Walnutta Stain 00 .50 Pitts Carminitive 25 .20 Teethiua 25 .20 Winslow’s Syrup 25 .20 Doan’s Kidney Dills ... .50 .45 Garfield Tea * .. . .25 .20 M. &B. Mouth Wash .. .25 .20 M. & B. Mouth Wash .. .50 .40 M. & B. Mouth Wash .. 1.00 .75 King’s Discovery 50 .40 King’s Discovery .. .. 1.00 .75 Bromo Seltzer 1.00 .75 DeWitt’s Kidney Pills. .50 .40 Hall’s Catarrh Cure .. . .75 .60 Savoy Hot Chocalate The best in the city. Good, hot and rich, large cup with plenty of whipped cream. Hot Tomato, Reef and (’lam bouillon. Delicious lee (’reams and Ice Cream Sodas, and all the other popular drinks. PAGE THREE GOV. BROWN CANDIDATE N SECOND TIME Special to The Herald. ATLANTA, Ga. -Gov. Brown will be a candidate for re-election. The announce ment will create no surprise. The Im pression has been general that he would make the race again, but the governor himself has been reluctant to confirm It. It Is reliably stated that the governor Informed Ids friend and counsellor, Judge James M. Griggs, congressman from the second district, of his purpose to stand for re-election. Judge Griggs called to see the governor a couple of weeks ago. They conferred for an hour or more and the governor Is reported to have punctured a gubernatorial aspi ration by stating emphatically tihat he would try to hold the Job for two more years. - • * « PROPERTY OWNERS MAKING PAYMENTS Special to The Herald. MACON, Ga. The first Installment of money due by property owners of Ma con for the paving on Popular St. be tween city hall and the First Baptist church Is due today, and several of the owners have already met the obllga tlons. Payment for the paving Is to be made In three Installments, If the owners de sire to meet the otiHftntlnn that way. The first payment is due today, thirty days after the completion of the work, the second will be In thirty days from now. and the third In sixty days from the present. STUDEBABER E. M. P. “30” CARS IIN STOCK
