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HUNDREDS DIE IN FLOODS THAT SWEEP FRANCE (Continued from Page One.) leaves no hope that the high water mjirk will be reached before Thursday morning, when the flood is expected to reach a maximum of 31 feet, or a height greater than was reached by the disastrous flood of 1802. At the same time the department admits confidentially that it is impossible to predict anything with accuracy, as the whole of France is still in the grip of an unprecedented storm. Rain, snow and hail are falling everywhere, the coasts are stormbound and ships are fleeing to the harbors for refuge. Blinding Snowstorm A blinding snowstorm raged in Paris Wednesday, coupled with the bitter cold, adding to the consternation, suf fering and misery of the poor and homeless. In the face of a national disaster France is giving a line exhibition of pluck and solidarity. Political divis ions have been burled and the gov ernment and people united to solve the problem of relief. Powerless to do anything to conjure the rage of the elements, those in authority have de voted themselves solely to the work of rescue and of providing shelter and food for the homeless Appeals for Help Every resource of the government, including the army, was employed Wednesday. Boats were requisition ed at all ports and soldiers and fire men worked tirelessly. Nevertheless Premier Brland and the other minis ters, who had not left their posts for 48 hours were unable to respond to the appeals for help coming in from every direction. Provincial authorities have been instructed to act on their own initiative without awaiting orders from the central government. Streets Are Yellow Canals. The situation in Paris was not changed appreciably from yesterday except that more streets had been converted into yellow canals, more dis tricts evacuated, a few more pave ments had caved in and traffic com munication was completely paralyzed. One of the greatest causes of alarm continued to be the constant rise of the subterranean streams under the center of Paris, which flooded cellars and undermined the foundations of buildings. Whole streets have been roped off as unsafe. All of the bridges over the Seine are still standing but traffic over more than half of them has been closed. Only Two Railroads Another serious phase of the situa tion is that Paris is becoming rapidly isolated, telegraph and telephone wires being “drowned or grounded." Wire communication is failing In all direc tions. It Is Impossble Wednesday to communcate by telephone between the two banks of the Seine. This greatly crippled the work of relief and the de spatch of prompt succor. Only two railroads to the north and west are operating directly into Paris Wednes day. $200,000,000 Loss. Premier Briand and Minister of Finance Cochery, after a consultation Wednesday, estimated that the flood losses would exceed $200,000,000. Paris has been divided into five sec tions, each in charge of a military or ganization, which will control the re lief and rescue work. WITH DECKED VOTE, ASQUITH IS IEIJLECTED ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Premier Mobbed. ♦ ♦ LONDON. —Follow ing the elec- ♦ v tion of Premier Asquith, the ♦ ♦ premier was mobbed by militant ♦ ♦ suffragettes. The women in a ♦ V body charged time after time in # ♦ their attempts to reach the min- ♦ ♦ ister and there were several live- ♦ ♦ ly skirmishes with the police. ♦ ♦ Mr. Asquith was conveyed to a ♦ ♦ place of safety. ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦♦♦♦♦♦«>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ LONDON.—Thirty results out of 39 left over from Tuesday’s elections to parliament gave the Unionists four gains and the Liberals two. The slate of the parties at 1:30 o’clock Wednesday was: Government coalition: Liberals, 226; Irish Nationalists, 74; Laborites, 37. Opposition: Unionists, 253. Premier Asquith, for the East di vision of Fife, and Richard B. Hal dane, for Haddingtonshire, were re elected, but while the prime minister returns to parliament with a sub stantial increase of 615 over his for mer majority, the secretary of state for war must be satisfied with a ma jority less by 4,435 than thqt, obtained in 1906. John A. Simon, the liberal member elected for the Walthastow division of Essex, is a w r ell known barrister and was counsel for Great Britain in the Alaska boundary arbitration case. Dord Willoughby de F. Crosby, the husband of Eloise, daughter of the late W. L. Breese, of New York, again represents the Unionists in the Horn Castle division of Lincolnshire being returned with a greatly increased ma jority. QUICKEST TIME TO FLORIDA With Pullman cars and Dining cars from Blackville. Heave Augusta 6.20 a. m.. Aiken 7.05 a. m. Arrive Jack sonville 2.00 p. m. SOUTHERN RAILWAY HIGH COURT DELAYS ON CORPORATION TAX Provisions of Payne Act Not to "be Argued Before Latter Part of March. WASHINGTON.—AII hope of the parties directly interested of procur ing a decision from the supreme court of the United States in regard to the j constitutionality of the corporation tax provisions of the Payne act before March 1, the date by which corpora tions must have made their income returns, has been abandoned. There is hope that the question may he de termined before the close of the period for the payment of the tax, June 20. Next Friday arguments in all cases before the court will be suspended un til Feb. 21, when the court will meet again after a three weeks' recess. If the court follows Its custom, It will not announce its decision on the mo tions to advance the Vermont case in which the constitutionality of the pro visions is involved, until next Mon day before the adjournment. It is not believed that the case will be set for argument until a late day in March. By that time other cases covering the same question may have reached the court. Arrived today Kosher Sausage and Imported Cheese of all nations. H. J. Markwalter. 'Phone 1094. SELLING COCAINE TO BE MADE FELONY Mississippi House Passes Bill Providing for Pen alty of Ten Years Im prisonment. JACKSON, Miss.—ls a bill passed by the lower house of the state leg islature Tuesday Is adopted by the state senate, the sale of cocaine In Mississippi will hereafter he regard ed as a felony instead of a misdemean or as at present. The hill provides a penalty In the state penitentiary of ten years. —Mrs. James U. Jackson has return ed from Columbia. Cat>arrh Will Go Relief in Two Minutes, Complete Cure Soon. Don't go on hawking yourself sick every morning; it’s cruel, it’s harmful and it's unnecessary. If after breathing Hyomei, the won der-worker, you are not rid of vile 1 catarrh, you can have your money back. No stomach dosing—just take the little hard rubber pocket inhaler that comes with each outfit, and pour into it a few drops of Hyomei. 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In addition to low prices, double “S. & H.*’ Green Trading Stamps, till noon. Pre-Inventory Sale Furniture IRON BEDS, strongly made and constructed in every particular, heavy coat of best white enamel, large size, regular £ $3.50, at J>2.4v CENTRE TABLES, of selected oak, golden finish, 24-inch ao top, round, $1.50 value, sale price VOC ROCKING CHAIRS, roomy and comfort able, golden oak or mahogany finish, re clining back, regular $4.50 A G chairs ... OAK DRESSERS, full quarter sawed, golden finish, 38-inch, top, square or oval mirror, brass trim ™S' ,2S $ 19.98 IRON BEDS, double size, brass rail head and foot, of best white enamel, regu lar $6.50 a q value, special VO NEW WALL PAPERS Do your papering now—before the great rush of Spring Housecleaning. We have skilled workmen, and are able to take care of your or ders promptly. We also guatantee all of oAr work to give satisfaction. Our.new papers are nearly all heye, and ate certainly marvels of beauty. Measurements taken and estimates cheerfully given. Phone No. 385. Prc= inventory Sale of Suit Cases and Trunks Travel With With an Indestructo Trunk The dignified personality of the Indestructo Trunk will lend an air of refinement to your travelling. In hotels, here or abroad in baggage rooms—on steamers—everywhere—the owner of attractive baggage (9 cared for with more deference than just the ordinary “tourist.” He is looked upon as one who has “travelled”—-who knows and insists upon good “service.” Indestructos have proven their worth, tested by thousands upon thousands of miles of the hardest travel known*—wear proof, water proof. Each trunk is guaranteed for five years, against fire, accident, wrecks, carelessness and neglect while transit. This is the only trunk that carries such protection to the owner. Registered against loss. A trunk you would buy if you saw it. Complete showing of all the newest models and sizes. We are sole agents for Augusta. SOLE LEATHER SUIT CASES —Steel frames, corners capped with leather, linen lined, straps out and Inside, 24 and 26 inch -j size; $4.50 Suit Cases, special, at DRESS SUIT CASES—Of genuine Cow Hide Leather, leather IniVidleH sewed on, linen lined, russet, brown or black, fitted with shirt pock ets, straps in top, body and outside of case, best brass locks, 24 and 26 inch size. $7.50 Genuine Cow Hide Leather Suit Cases, at «5 GROCERIES 1 More for a dollar than a dollar will buy elsewhere’* 200 DOZEN CHOICEST FLORIDA ORANOES, DOZEN 15c Another Orange Sale—Choice Indian Rivet Florida Oranges, Famous the world ever, 1 ff Good size, sweet and juicy, 2 dozen to customer, at I FLOUR—Washburn Crosby’s Gold Medal, one of the best known brands in the QF country, 24-li), bags J *)\j FLOUR—Decker's Buckwheat flour, 6 lb. pkgs., 34c, ■ /X 3 lb. pkgs 9 jC SYRUP—Georgia Cane, abso lutely pure, guaranteed to please, 1-2 gal. L.j(j Gallon. ra at JJL APPLE BUTTER— I -7 , Clymer brand I / C CATSUP—BIue Label, 'y ■) brand, pints 2.JC «*** I3c 50c TEAS—AII our regular teas at this price will be sold tomor row straight or -l-l blended, lb JJC TEAS—Eng. Breakfast, Young Hyson, Formosa, Ceylon, or mixed, 60c lb, at 4 JC CHOICE TEAS—J B. White & Co., special blend, equal r ) r )f to any 30c tea, lb tjv BIRTHDAY PARTY. Quite an Interesting and most de lightful time was spent, last afternoon, a: the residence of Mr. and Mrs. It. Joseph Sacre, 225 Broad street, when their little son, Ambrose Sacre, cele brated his twelfth birthday. A large number of his little friends were they certainly enjoyed TWO DELIVERIES TO THE HILL DAILY. AUGUSTA'S ONLY DEPARTMENT STORE Pre* lnventory Sale Continues ROCKING CHAIRS, golden oak or imita tion mahogany, com fortable arms, $3.50 at lue .\... $2.98 ODD DRESSERS, of best white enamel, 42-in. top, oval mir ror, for spare rooms and cottages, $19.50 It a1u !’....5!4.98 EXTENSION TA BLES, golden oak, 44-in. top.# pedestal, highly polished, ex tends to 6 feet, $15.00 at aU,e :... $12.49 themselves splendidly from four to! six o’clock. The rooms were beautifully dec orated and the colors being red and green with an immense crescent of rings of green. A letter was In each ring spelling his name and repre senting one for each year. Lovely BUYING ON THE CLUB PLAN Have you looked into the dif ference between our Household Club Plan and the Instalment Plan? There is a vast differ ence not only as regards the price you pay, but the manner in which your purchase account is handled. By joining our club we make It very easy for you to furnish your home with high class, desirable furniture, drapy cries, floor coverings, etc., at absolutely no higher prices than if you paid cash, nor are you subject to the undesirable features of the collector neces sarily connected with the In stalment Plan. The member ship of our Household Club Plan is increasing by leaps and bounds. We solicit investiga tion of this plan at the Charge Office or Furniture Department: (The qualifications necessary to join the club are but two, steady employment and good personal character.) PRUNES—Sitiall, rlpp, plump, sweet, Santa Clara Fancy fruit, per pound, PEACHES—Fancy evaporated California, bright, thin Q skinned fruit, lb Mv Sensational Sale Fine Cigars Finest quality, very best brands. Don't think because they are sold at this price, they’re not as good as any 5c and 10c cigars on the mar ket. Try one for your next smoke. 6 Regular lOc Cigars z 0 P" 10 Regular 5c Cigars An opportunity for smokers to lay in a supply of choice cigars. The opportunity may not come again. E. C. D. COFFEE Our own Hpecial blend, standard of excel lence, demonstrated, equal to quality elsewhere, 'J '1 35c lb LL\j RIO COFFEE—Hive this coffee a trial. It tells It's own I'l story In a cup I l.\j CITY CLUB COFFEE—None to equal It for flavor and strength, indeed a perfect ')An coffee, lb L*t\j Pre-Inventory Sale Rugs and Mattings 5,000 Yards Matting Remnants Half Price We have been doing a great matting business and as a result, there are many short lengths, out from the great, rolls on which wo Started this season. Hundreds of pieces in usable lengths, 5,000 yards Choice Straw Mattings, hundreds of designs, select and de sirable pal terns, regular 25c to 40c yard kinds I / r-v j at :... l /2 Price WOOL VELVET RUGS—These rugs arc of the best qual ity all wool velvet, in 10 different patterns, handsome colorings and designs, $22.50 r. 9 :.... $19.50 SMYRNA RUGS, all wool, in a number of excellent designs, re versible, finest qual ity, 36x72, OS $3.50 value, VO SIB.OO Tapestry / a ryO Brussels Rugs at «?/4.y0 Wfi'vo just 50 carpet size Tapestry Brussels Rugs to be sold at this price. A splendid as. sortment of handsome colorings and designs. Many of these rugs are woven without, seams, best quality, regular low price, # fVQ SIB.OO, special at «T)l''t*VO MATTING SUIT CASES—Best quality on wood frames, leather cor ners, bolts and straps, leather handle riveted to case; 1 'tp $4.50 values, special at 1 SIO.OO Genuine Cow Hide Leather Suit AQ Cases, at *pO»VO MINCE MEAT—Helmet brand, made of choicest in- /\ gredientH, pkg Ml/ OLlVES—Delicious Queen Olives plain or stuffed, i 25c, 18c and I LAj COD FlßH—Selected JO (ish, St lb blocks Package Q at Ml/ CORN COD— ( 'ape Shore brand purest packed, 4 Ar can . 1 ■ v BEEDE6 RAlSlNS—<'hoi. i St. California, lb. 0~ packages 01/ SEEDED CURRANTS— Q < b aned, lb Ml/ red bells were suspended from each ring In the crescent. The large table filled with all the good things, with ari Immense cake with twelve candles and lots of fruits around it, was given good attention by these darling little ' folks: Those enjoying the pleasure were: | Misses Helen Von Sprecken, Minnie THREE TAPESTRY BRUS SELS RUGS, of ex tra good quality, sizo 9x12 feet, 20 patterns to Belect from, good designs, rich color es- SSI ,15 .512.49 6MYRNA RUGS, all wool, good styles, light or dark, reveTS able, $2.50 values, size 30x60, at «Pl*VO CALIFORNIA RAIBINB—SO6 pounds loose Muscatel liaising, challenge price, O at .. OC • CITRON—Very finest Blazed citron, I r pound I tip BALAD DRESSING—Th<* Royal Mayonnaise, A'\r* pints taJC at 2. 23c BAKER’S CHOCOLATE—Fam ous Premium, QOn pound u4u OLIVE OlL—The Francois brand, pure French Olive oil, quarts l- 2 pint bottles 1-41/ FLAP JACK FLOUR—Meeker’s 5 lb. packages, I9c 2 lh basts, JELLY—Olymer brand, Straw berry or Rasp- I O berry, each * 01/ Macro, .Julie Bredenberg, Margaret Macro, Agneg Flytho, Emily Weiglo, Bessie Macro, Virginia Murphey, Kath ryn Buck, Onlda Bundy, Marah V. Parks, Masiors Henry Von Spreekon, .1 I*. MoElhenny, Charles O’Noal, Henry Bredenberg, Charlie Sacre, Kenneth Fourchor, Bessie Phll|iot, John E. Murphey, Edward Voa Speckon, Ambrose Sacre and others.