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SUNDAY. MARCH 8.
MEWS OF SOCIETY
MEADOW GARDEN OPEN
TO VISITORS.
Meadow Harden will be'open on
Monday. March the ninth, from eleven
to two o'clock. '1 wo member* of the
local '■chapter L>. A R., will be pres
ent to receive visitors. t *
Summerville o*r Nelaon Street.
WILHENFORD NOTES.
Called meetlna of the Children a
Hospital Association for Tuesday,
March tenth, at ten o'clock, Y. \V. C.
A. rooms
• We extend thank* for the following
lor Hospital Sunday, received luring
the week:
Checks .. .. . .|85.00
St. dolin'* Methodist 4.00
St. Matthews' laitheran 10.00
Kxtra for Reid Memorial 9unday
school.
Balk’s
Millinery
Department
Will shrfw on Monday. March
oth, and every day this week,
Real Panama Hats and other
Spring Novelties
In Ladies’ Hats,
Misses’ Hats,
Children’s Hats.
Imported flowers
From ROC to *2 a bunch.
The largest assortment ever
shown —
Domestic flowers
From 15C to RfljC.
fancy Ribbons
Fgom 3 to 15 inches wide, some
real beauties.
Veilings and
Veils
Hat Pins
Ornaments
AH personally selected by Miss
Balk during her recent visit to
New York.
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We most cordially invite the
stylish ladies of Augusta ana
vicinity to call and see this
large stock of up-t.i-the mint*c
Millinery at reasonable pric*
We give Purple Stamps
We • - • - • • •
Lovely hold Leads at
10c a String
C. J. T. BALK
600 BLOCK BROADWAY-
STORAGE
AND
BUILDERS’
SUPPLIES
“ACME” and "CHEROKEE"
PLASTER.
(Cement and Wood Fibred)
“Eureka"—"Keystone" and
“Peerless" Lime.
"Standard" Portland Cement.
"Medusa” Stainless Cement.
"Nooga," Painted and Galvan
ized Metal Shingles.
"Sal-Mo" Composition Shingles-
Rubber Roofings.
Mantels, Tile and Grates, Floor
Plate and Window Glass.
f Metal Store Front*.
Show Cases.
“Quality Endures When
Price is Long Forgotten.”
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
OUR BTORAGE FACILITIES
ARE UNBURPASSEO.
Whaley Brothers
622-824 REYNOLDS ST.
Phone 3247.
MEETING OF CIVIC
DEPARTMENT OF
WOMAN'S CLUB.
There will he a meeting of the
Civic Department of the Augusta Wo
man'*-Club tomorrow. Monday at 12
o'clock at U. D. (’. Hall.
TEMPERANCE RALLY.
The Wood lass n Union of the \\ C.
T U. will have a Temperance Rally
this nlt-rnoon at four o'clock at the
Woodlawti Baptist Church An enter
taining program lias been arranged
lor the occasion, and all Interested
are cordially Invited to be present.
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BAPTIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of tlie First Baptist Church will meet
tomorrow. Monday, afternoon at a
quarter past four o'clock in the Sun
clay school room. A full attendance
of uiemtith's is requested.
PARENT TEACHERS'
ASSOCIATION.
The meeting of Parent-Teachers'
Association oT the Summerville
School, which was post mined from
last week, will be held Tuesday ai
ternoon at fdur o'clock at the school.
All members ure requested to attend.
MUSICALE AT THE
HAMPTON TERRACE.
For the muslcale that will be given
Monday evening at Hampton TFrince,
under the direction of Miss iftug&ret
Klebs, the following program is an
nounced :
Sunlight Walta Ware
Will o’ the Wisp Spross
The Fairy Pipers Brenner
Miss Daisy King—Jackson.
Duets.
(a) Old German Song .. Traditionary
(b) Last Night KJeruil
Miss Mabel Rogers—Mr. Frank Hulse.
Ptnno Selection
Mr. Robert Irvin
The Song My Mother Taught Dvorack
A Little Way Harris
But the Lord is Mindful. Mendelssohn
Miss Mabel Rogers.
A Idress by Mr. Joseph H. Hannen,
of Washington. I). C.
Sacrament MacDermick
O Sole Mio D 1 Capua
Bird of Love Divine .. Hayden Wood
Miss Jackson.
Duet.
Sweet Genevieve Zucker
Miss Jackson—Mr. Frank Hulse.
Come Into the Sun .. Lond m-Rouald
Yesterday Srross
His Lullaby lacob-Bonds
Miss Rogers.
Rockin' In de Win' Neidlinger
1-oVe's Echo ..Newton
Phil's Secret Schleslnger
Miss Jackson.
Miss Klebs and Mr. Irvin at the
piano
The Children's Home and Mash
rak-el-Azkar will be joint beneficia
ries of the evening
SONG RECITAL FOR D. OF C.
The Augusta Chapter Daughters of
the Confederacy. Co-operating with
the National Society for Broader K ln
catjon. will present to tlie Augusta
public Agnes Conrad and her asso
ciated artists at the Tubman audito
rium on Friday and Saturday of this
week, when they will give a song re
cital that promises to be most enjoy
able.
The tickets have met with a ready
sale, end the indications are that a
large and interested audience will
greet these artists.
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MIZPAH CIRCLT TO MEET.
The Mizpah Circle of the King's
Daughters has postpone 1 its regular
meeting and will not meet until"
March 20th.
CHORUS CHOIR ORGANIZED
FOR THF WOODLAWN
r.ADTIST CHURCH.
Friday night there was organi/.ed
■ chorus choir forth* Woodlawn Bap
tist. Church, and tonight this choir
will lie heard for.the first time. Prof.
Rattle is in charge and is most en
ilmsiastic in regard to the fine mate
rial which he lias to work on
Rehearsals will be held every Fri
day night, » , ,
FRECKLES
February and March Bring Out Un
sightly Spots. How to R*mova
Easily.
The woman witH tender skin dreads
February and March because they are
likely to cover, her face with ugly
freckles. No matter how thick her
veil, the sun and winds have a strong
tendency to make her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace of mind
the recent discovery of a new prescrip
tion, othtne—double strength, inakt*3
It possible for even those most sus
ceptible to freckles to keep their skin
clear and white. No matter how stub
born a case of freckles you have, the
double strength othtne should remove
them.
Get an ounce from your druggist and
banish the freckles. Money back If it
fail#.
Look to us for the Newest
Things in
LADIES’ LEATHER
HAND BAGS,
SHOPPING BAGS.
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We deal in leather and
are therefore judges T>f
genuine JeatheT bags.
See ur.
AUGUSTA
TRUNK
FACTORY
735 Broad.
Opposite Monument.
CHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA.
HAIR.
As r.ir hair, a group of young wo
men stood discussing the dyed wtg
fal, and one remarked:
''Dickey says that he always knows
what life lias in store Tor hint by the
way Ido my hatr. t don't know what
he would prognosticate did I put on «
Nile green wig for dinner or a laven
der one for luncheon.
"Absent treatment on his part." In
terpolated her husband, pausing be
side the group,
His young wife narrowed her mis
chievous eyes and proceeded:
"He declares that when my hair I*
on top of my head he puts on hla
dress clothes and looks uncommuni
cative". •
"Feels ditto," put In Dickey.
"And that when it Is low oti my
neck, he gets out his velvet Jack'd,
slippers and pipe and makes ready
to five Of course, It doesn't always
follow —”'
"Rule that works two ways," said
Dickey, sotto voce."
"Sometimes it means a t n a gown
and train, but it looks like tlie Cling
ing Vine, whether it is or not. and
men so adore it.l’m sure 1 don t know
why. I've noticed that the Clinging
Vine Is most uncomfortable: it
spreads all over the place and Is very
hard to he rid ot—"
"My dear.” expostulated Dickey,
softly.
"Women or vegetable. ’ went . on
his spoils'' relentlessly. "Then ocea
slonaily he conies hack and finds me
with It‘in a braid down my back.
Then—”
"Cologne and liot tea." murmured
Dickey.
"Cook's gone, pyrotechnics," mur
mured her Incorrigible husband.
She sighed. "Sometimes It's braid
ed flat to the back of my head —"
"That means deadly earnest philan
thropic and argumentative. Then au
revoir!" said Dickey, disappearing.
“Isn't he ridiculous?" she laughed
"But I bilieve that it really does
work that way."
Does it?—Leonore Oalwell in Bal
timore News.
COTTON GLOVES IN VOGUE.
Fashion is making it easy for tlie
woman of limited means this season
by countenancing the use of cotton
gloves for everyday wenr—the cotton
gloves that come with chamois or doe
skin finish In white, cream and yel
low.
Hitherto cotton gloves have not been
worn by women wishing tp lie In fash
ion, and the woman who has to count
her money carefully has been embar
rassed to know how to meet the ex
pense of the present voguo for white
gloves for street wear. The «usc of
chamois or doeskin gloves sieved the
promlem only in part, for, satisfac
torily as these gloves wash, they in
volve a serious little Investment of
dross allowance money.
The cotton gloves with chamois and
doeskin finish are just what Is needed,
especially now lhat muff time ap
proaches, for muffs arc hard on gloves.
Besides being cheap the cotton gloves
are good for the hands, as they help
to save tlieip from chapping. They
are very durable, enduring without
signs of wear innumerable washings.
DOROTHY DIX ON WHAT A
WOMAN DEMANDS OF MAN.
A woman demands: That a man
shall be as iron to all the words, But
putty tn her hands.
That he will lie a creature of Inflex
ible determination, But let her wind
him around her finger.
That lie will know how to kiss. But
that she will be the first woman lie
ever kissed.
That he will be adept at love-mak
irig, But never utter a word of sen
timent to any woman except herself.
That he will alwaysenotlce how she
looks. But be blind to every other wo
man's appearance.
That he will admire her when she
is dressed up and has her hair waved,
But that she will he equally beautiful
to him she has on a dirty ki
mono and her hair in curl papers.
That he will never fall to go Into
ecstasies over tlie cooking when the
dinner is good.Hlut that tie will not
mind a burnt roast, nor watery vege
tables.
That he will have no nerves himself,
But will know how to make allow
ances for nerves in his wife.
That he will be the head of the
house. But permit his wife to say
where they shall I've, what they shell
spend, where they shall go, whom they
shall know.
That he wdll consider It a privilege
to toil all day tri support his family,
and he delighted to chase around half
the night with his wife to parties and
theatres.
That he should so adore his wife he
would be utterly miserable when she
is out of his sight, Hut he perfectly
willing for her to go off for three
months’ jaunts to Europe without him.
That lie should honor his wife by
marrying her, But nlways he ready to
pity her for having married him.
That he should never whine nor
complain about how hard a man has
to work to support a family, Hut thal
he should he filled with sympathy over
the hard lot of his wife for having to
spend what he has made.
That he should be fond of his own
family before marriage, But sever all
relations with them as soon as he gets
married and perceive that his wife’s
relatives have an inalienable right to
camp in the best bedrooms, and have
all the money spent on taking them
about, and buying them promts.
That he should be a lion and not a
mouse, But never dare to voice a ™/i
round In his own house, or ask for u
hook in a closet.
That he should he a crackerjack
business man. Hut think It all right for
his wife never to keep an account or
know where her money goes.
That he shall make money like Mr.
Rockefeller, And spout high browed
philosophy like a long haired social
ist.
Expecting ail these divergent things,
is it any wonder thal so many women
are disappointed In their husbands?
MRS. CHARLES JOHNSON
TO GIVE TEA-DANCE.
Mrs. Charles Johnson will entertain
with a tea-dance at the Country Club
Wednesday afternoon, guests being
Invited from four to seven.
CITY UNION OF KING’S
DAUGHTERS TO MEET.
The meeting of the City Union oi
the King's Daughters, which was to
tiave been held last week and which
was postponed, will he hold Monday
afternoon at four o'clock at the Y.
W. C. A
KELLY’S
SPRING STYLES MAKE THEIR INITIAL BOW HERE EVERY DAY
Children's Wash Dresses HALF PRICE
Spring Hosiery
Onyx now aprlng weight Silk
Lisle Hose. Mark, white aud
tail 25<’
r ,oc Onyx Silk Lisle and Silk
Boot Hose, black, white an I
tan
Extra Special Onyx Silk from toe
to hem, and silk lisle Hose, regu
lar. out size or wide top, In blade,
white and colors i .. 50<’
The Hose for Dancing— Kavser's
Italian Silk Hose, they stand the
test oT the tango, no drop-threads
or breaking, we have them in all
colors, black and white #1 50
Onvx f’ure Thread bilk. In black
an*street and evening shades; let
us match your dress; the best
ever at .. .. *IOO
Holeproof Hosiery, pure thread
silk, 3 pairs to box, Mack, white,
tan and gunrnetal, guaranteel for
3 months, the box ltd (HI
ALL WHITE GOODS AND LINENS AT COST
Lawns, Mercerized Mull, Flaxon, Linen Suiting, Marquisets, French Dimity,
Linen, Lawn, Towels, French Nainsook, Voiles, Table Damask, Crash.
Phone I I I Dyer Bld 8-
,262 I -fl I 307 Broad St.
DROPSY
SPECIALIST
t'sually give quirk relief,
have entirely relieved many
Keendnsly hopeless case*
Swelling and eliort breath
soon gone. Often glvee
entire relief In 15 to 25
days. Trial'treatment sent,
free.
DR. THOMAS E. GREEN
Successor 10 / Dr, H. H.
Green'. Son.
Box P Atlanta, Gs.
COLORED MEN
Wanted to prepare as
Sleeping Csr and Train
Porter*
No experience neres
wiry. Positions pay 145
to SIOO a mon'h. Hteady
work. Chicago' roads
Panxre nn4 Uniforms
furnished when neces
sary. Write now
Railway Inst., Dept. 2ts
Indianapolis, lad.
The Store That Has The Hew Things First
The special values offered in this advertisement afford
only a suggestion of the splendid exposition of Spring
Styles that daily increases in beauty and attractiveness.
NEW AFTERNOON AND STREET DRESSES
THE STYLES
Illustrate the unique and popular
mods* of the year Including the new
cat tier, pannier and ruffled effects
and the varloui forme of bouffant
draperies and smart bloused waists
that distinguish the "Sprlng‘'l4" gar
ments from those of former seasons.
Every dress is a distinct triumph of
the designer's art.
SPRING COATS
New in' dels of Silk Woolens, Mohairs aixl Linen*
smart, siufppy styles for motoring or dress wear.
Kxtra special—Linen ;uid Mohair Motor Coals in
white, cream, pink, navv, grev and Idaek.
Prices $7 50 and $8.98
Announcement
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Wo invito von to booomo our
giiost in tho (’orsot Sootioii
FROM MARCH 9th to 14th
INCLUSIVE.
It is for a Stylo (’hat With
MRS. M. E. GLEASON
The Demonstrating Export
of tho Modart Front
Laoed Cornet.
Let her show you the Modart from
her point of view, for nobody Is quite
so competent to speak on Modart
merits as they effect your individual
wlhNok and figure requirements.
A trial Tilting requiren but a few
minutes and cost you nothing Ap
pointment by letter, phone or In per-
Hon may he made with Mrs. fileason
during the week.
Silk Underwear
Laee trimmed Crepe de Chine Un
derskirts, in delicate pink nod
blue, wusliuble, #4 f)R to #B9B
Glove Silk Envelope Chemise
Combinations, In pink, blue and
white #5 00 and #5 08
Niagara Maid Glove Silk Undfcr
vest In white, pink and bine,
for #1 49
Niagara Maid Glove Silk Embroid
ered Undervest, while, pink and
blue #1 08
Niagara Maid Glove Hllk Combina
tions, white, pink and blue, #2 40
Nagara Maid Glove Silk Bloomers
and Teddv Bears, idnk, blue and
hltc and black #2 40
Shadow Lace Combination Envel
ope Chemise, crochet, lace and rib
bon trimmed #5 00
Read the “Wants"
"WATCH US GROW"
Kandall’s Pharmacy
Prescriptions carefully com
pounded from pure drug*.
First-clais Soda Fountain. Court
eous Dispenser*.
We Make Delivery Anywhere.
PHONE 2214.
620 CAMPBELL BT.
Our Aim is
Best Styles
and Highest
Grade at the
Lowest Possi
ble Price.
NEW SPRING
SUITS
(Jualnt, picturesque style*, striking
ly new In cut, color, trimming and de
sign. There’s nothing mannish Jr
the spring styles, but, on the con
trsry, they’re charmingly feminine
and graceful. The smart little c >ats
—longer In the buck than in front,
with new Ileus in vestees. sleeves,
collars and trimming, are developed
111 a dozen different styles Skirts
are varied in fashion, circular frills,
ruffles, minaret designs, apr m tunics
all ik'Klgned to give the fashionable
silhouette. Materials most poi'ilai
are French Serges. Gabardines, SHU
Poplins. Moire Faille. Tango Ch 'cks.
Shepherd Checks and Novelty
Weaves. New colors, too French
Blues, Hazel Tango, Navy. Foxglove,
Violet, Tomato, I’aprlca and the tans
and browns, Hal*! til VIQ
Price range qJ I>' I”
NEW WAISTS
Spring styles —copies of the best
Imported models crepe do chine,
chiffon, shadow lace and taffeta
coming in the new shades so great
ly approved for Spring inais,
tango, absinthe, flesh, navy, aine
thyst. etc. —
Price* range #.! 08 to #OOB
Tomorrow
Special
(lowns,
Pl'illCfHß
Slips,
('oinliinatioiis,
< 'lictniso,
< 'onset
(lovers,
Skirts,
$1.50 it ml $1,125
value,
98c
HOTEL
Collingwood
West 35th Street,
New York City.
KETIt If. MOSELEY.
Half Itlk. from Herald Hq. & sth Av.
In midst of leading department stores
and tlieutres.
Helect accommodations for dlscrimt
rm ting people wttli personal attention
and service trnpossltale In tlie larger ho
tels. Your patronage Is earnestly so-
Itctted.
Room without hath $1.50
Room without hath for two $2.00
Room with bath $2.50
Room with hath for two $.'1.00
J’anor Bedroom with hath $5.00
Hpeeial attention given to ladles and
ImmJUoa JZestaurent at moderate prices,
KELLY’S
M ATERIALS-
Are plain and changeable Taffetas.
Silk Poplins, Ripple Crepes, Printed
Crepes. Foulards. In the new small
flowered patterns, and a number of
exquisite cotton novelties, including
Duvstyne striped effects. Nub Ra
tines and Basket Weaves, in all the
charmlnq and delightful colorings
that characterize the season.
p^L
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SPRING SKImS
Stunning models in fashion's
latest styles—showing the favored
"Minaret” 'overdraped with ruf
fles —identical with those being ax
hibtted by the ix'Ht I’arislan tress
makers. Made from tlie highest
qualities of black taffeta, the new
models allow freedom tn walking
#0 75 AND I P TO #1«50
The Carolina
Arts and Crafts
1245 BROAD ST.
Are offering for Hale, besides their
iiHiial supply of handy work and
basket*
A beautiful antique Sofa, over one
hundred years old in perfect condi
tion.
Pont let this chance pass: All
Antiques sold by us are guaranteed to
be absolutely genuine.
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