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WE ARE LOOKING FOR MORE SNOW—NEXT WINTER
It is unnecessary to look so far ahead for anything like that, but it is a good idea to make your selections and get ready for
Easter now. The glad season of the year is upon us, the new things for Spring are here and all nature is abounding with new
life, why not shake yourself a little and join nature in her new Spring toggery. See us at once and get the new ideas and the
latest merchandise for 1914. at ** ** '* '* '* '* '* '* ,)C '*
We Give Double Purple Trading Stamps
Every Day Before Noon .
Spring Novelties
Th* nitmt in parasols, embracing all the Spring shade* to match new
color* lone *l«nder. plain “"d decorated handle* Home fold up to fit In
aultcaMt; t*rlc»* *1 00 UP
Embroidered and Plain Brassiere for Spring, at 50'
rtill line black, white and cream ruffling, at 2!V ' 11,1,1 50'
An exquisite line of Spring Neckwear, In yoke* and collars. In different
materials and all the newest kliapea, at |<opular prl* es
Shirtwaist*, ma«le of the new crepe*, net*, Milk and lace, the daintiest crea
tions In dressdom and ao fascinating aa to lone all thought of the extreme
low price*.
Dress Goods Specials
Of course we carry everything usuaitv sold In this market, but for 'he
week’s special we offer a 45-Inch, All-Wool Egypt* frepe Cloth, In new
f I®
Silk striped Crepe Tissues for street and evening wear; will make a dain
ty Ires*, worth 6f<c per yard, at 50* '
White Crepe, flowered Crepe, solid colored Crepe. In fact all kinds oT
Crepe, I*ll»»e and Seersucker, from .. 10' UP
Ratines are very popular tor coats and one piece dres*«'s. Wx: have a
good range of colors, from 25 r to >1 00
Bargains in Notions
Fast-colored Scalloped Braid for trimming little d least**, both wide and
narrow, per bunch 10' :
Dainty llemstitchad School Handkerchiefs, each 2'4C
Hood, clear white Pearl Button*, per dozen 5C
flood, stiff Whisk llrooms, each 10 r
IOC Linen Writing Tablets, plain* or ruled, each s<’
(too,l stiff Hair Brushes, each 2ft' :
Genuine Sanitary Tooth Brush, hog bristle, each 10* :
Adamantine Dress Pin*, with good points, per paper It!
Sanitary Drcts Shields, for summer dress, pair 10 (
BURTON =TAYLOR =WISE CO.
Inc. 7IC> Broad St.
Society
SANDERSVILLE NEWS
Sandertvillt, Ca. Mr* Sain VVoml of
AMitnnn, Oh.. i» ■pending a few da*»
lierr with lirr parent a, Mr. and Mr*. J-
M. Ktanlc*.
Mr*. John licpkln* who ha* been
the recent gn.t.t of Mra. J. II Kvan*.
r«tutni*l t > Savannah, (la., Wedne*-
.lay.
Mr*. Oaora* XYtCker ami Utile .laugh
ter, Kllaalx-th. *pcht the lattei |iart ot
l**i week vlth relative* In Macon.
Mr*. T Y. McCarty ha* returned
home front a trip to Athene, Venn.
Mr*. Janie* Myrlek of Atlanta has
tieen spending a while In the city as
the mi*'*t of her parent*. Mr. and Mrs,
t> n. Robison.
ACCUMULATION
.DO.YOU KNOW IISWONDKIt?
M»«’nra.xa
There is just as much magic about the way
money stacks up and accumulates as there is about
the wax money disappears. A dollar (« ROWS
with the same rapidity that it GOES it all de
pends on which way you start it. It is next to im
possible to accumulate without the assistance of a
Sax'ings Bank. This Bank would like to help every
person in Augusta to save.
The Augusta Savings Bank
34 Years of Faithful Service.
Mr* E 1.. Scarborough entertained
at hrhl*' Friday afternoon f«r Mr*. U
II Hal. of Anniston. Ala. and Mlhs
l.anra Aallley of Valdnatu.
Mra. I' \V. Chnpmun and little *ot>
are apondlnK a few week* with rela
tive* in different part* of Virginia
Mra. C. I). Hhelnntt vvh* the charm
tnx hostess Wednesday at a luncheon
Riven In honor of Mra. itmißhton and
Mra. Pope of Jacksonville, Fla., and
Mr*. Itaiißa of bona Inland, N. Y.
Cuvera were laid for eißht guest*.
Mr*. C. C. Itrown ha* returned from
a round of vlslta to relative* In Ma
con. Mllledßevllle and Forsyth.
Mr*. M. t>. Jamcraon *pent a few
day* of laat week with relative* In
Cochran.
The February meeting of the Mary
Ann William* Chapter, Daughters of
the Confederacy, was held at the home
of Mr*. J J. Harris, on Church street,
Mr*. Hnrrla and Mr*, llorrlngdlna wer.e
the hostesHea.
Miss I.etla I‘hlpp* of Puhlln spent
a few days of last week her with
friends.
Mis* Lucy Phillips arrived Wednes
d»y from a two weeks' trip to the
Knatern and Northern markets.
The Tuesday afternoon Trail Club
was entertained hv Mr*. Tmn Wicket
Some Ready-to-
Wear Specials
The new Splint; foat Suit in black, several
new hint's and tango shades, plain, erepe and
;r515.00 up
The new Spring Dresses in erepetC I A AH
and silk, from d>IU.UU Up
The new Ratine and Linen Cl KA .■>,
Dresses from UP
The new Wash Dressts in fast Cl IE
and ample sizes, from lip
Misses’ Tub Dresses in (> to 14 years C I
-izes, hist colors, at vpl.^vJ
$.">.00 Serpentine Crepe Kimonas, CQ QC
adjustable vJM.CJO
I {lack and Colored Silk Rett moats yy
Blaek Satine Petticoats, Anna Cl AA
Held hand, at vP I ♦UU
Full line new spring Raincoats, CE AA
“Kenraigns” xpJ.UD Up
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Embroidered Silk Gloves. It; button length,
the pair .. $l5O
16-button black Stik Gloves, with white
stitching $1 25
Kayscr's plain black, white and colored 1 ,
16-nut ton Glove*, at $1 OO
2-clasp silk li*le and Chamoisctte Gloves.
at 50 (
IcCallum and Kayser, all silk Hose,
at SIOO
“The Satisfactory Store”
and Mrs Findley trwln, at the horn*
of the former on Church street. Tlis
out-of-town guest* were Mesdames Z.
ltoußhton -ml Pope of Jacksonville*
Fin. At the conclusion of the Rains
delightful refreshments were daintily
served.
Mrs. John Quinn was hostess Tues
day afternoon of the ltrhlge Club.
Miss Ashley of Valdosta was the out
of-town guest.
Gloves Cleaned, any length,
10c. Augusta French Dry
Cleaning Co., Fone 2976. W.
T B
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To get the genuine, rail for full name
LAXATIVE lIROMO QUININE Ixiok
for signature of B. W. C.ROVE-
Cure* a Cold In One Pnv. 25c.
NEWS OF HARLEM
Harlem. Ga.— Mips (*hrlntlne Coleman,
mrnt the week-end with parents at
I)«v(*iTaiix.
Miss Jule W'ootten visited relatives
and friends at Tlprnal several dn>s tills
week.
Mrs. TVanees Ttetl has returned to h<*r
home after a visit of several weeks to
Maoon, O.t.
Miss Fannie Mae Olive Is on a visit to
Atlanta this week.
Miss Carrie Neal, of Winfield, spent
several davs the past week the guest of
Mr aird Mrs. Vernon Hatcher.
Mr T .T Cartin. of Thomson, spent
several days this week at this piaee.
Miss Nlta Boatwright, of Thomson,
was the rlmnnln? guest of M ss LatiV*
Lasentn this wu**k.
Mr J K McGowan. of Augusta, was
In Harlem Friday on business.
Mrs. Raymond Murphy of Aug sti,
spent several days this week 1 1)0 guest
of Mr Newman Hick.
Miss Miriam Hell has returned home
after a vis l to Mrs. Harry Hell In Au
gusta.
M’s. .1. C. Scruggs and children are
visiting relatives at Mcßae, Ga
Mr V J Walton visited Augusta one
da\ this week.
Mrs. Clinton Houten, of ftenmurk. S.
C . visito«l Harlem this week.
Misses Mattie and Fannie I.aaenhy, of
the Philadelphia neighborhood, were the
guest of their brother. Mr. \\\ S. Lai
»nby »>ne day this week.
Mrs R R. Hatcher entertained thS
Sew ng i'lrele and other friends In hon
or of tier Kuest. Mrs. A. N. Atkinson,
of New York, who has been her do ight
ftil guest for the past two weeks and has
hern the recipient of many charming at
tentions.
Miss Gertrude Lloyd entertained the
Trail Club Wednesday afternoon
Miss Ruth Rev.lie gave a very pretty
luncheA'n In honor of Mis. A. N. Atkin
son Thursday afternoon, which was en
joyed by all present, as Miss Revllle
timkrs a charming hostess.
The congregations of both churches
have l*eon particularly favored by the
beautiful solos rendered by Mrs. A. N.
Atkinson recently as she has studied un.
der the est masters in Europe and has
a wonderful voice of much sweetness
ami volume.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatcher, Mrs. Al
ert Atkinson and Mrs. Charles Atkinson
■motored to Augusta last Wednesday.
Miss Coleman, who teaches domestic
science in Harlem school, gave a de
lightful luncheon to the parents and
friends Thursday afternon M *1 Cole
man Is doing good \vt»rk lit this depart
ment
Mrs. Kti Clarv entertained the Sewing
Circle FYlda) afternoon.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA. GA.
GREENSBORO NEWS
Greensboro, Ga. —Miss Ixyris Moore,
has returned from a visit to Athene.
Mr. D. C. Johnson, of Augusta, was
here yesterday visiting relatives.
Mr. Robert E. Lee, of Oxford, visited
his brother. Mr. John C. this week.
Mr. B. F. Bickers and Mrs. W. JI.
Pryor have returned from a visit to
New* La.
Mrs. R. L. Caldwell loaves next week
to visit her daughter, I*aurle at Agnes
Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I*. Crumfbley enter
tained at a luncheon Wednesday even
ing In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln
Connel.
Master Wingfield Mobley, of Putman
county, is spending some time at the
home of Mr. A. S. Mobley.
MV. S. F. Pirkle has returned to his
home near Winder, after spending the
week-end with his family here.
Mr. R. H. Pirkle will return today
from a visit to relatives near Winder.
Miss Zadie Irby of Evans spent the
week-end with parents, Mr. ami Mrs. O.
T. Irby.
Miss Samuella Gheesling spent the
week-end wdth her grandparents in
Crawford.
Mrs .1 W. Wright and daughter. Ma
rie. spent this week In Atlanta.
Miss Isabel Faust has returned to her
home in Lexington after a stay with
Mrs. F. A. Bhipley.
Mr. Linton Bethea, of Atlanta, is
spending this week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bethea.
Miss Marion Wynn, of Ruth \isited
this week at the home of Mr. and MVs.
J. T. Wynn.
SOUP 10 NUTS! EAT WITHOUT FEAR
OF DYSPEPSIA—PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN
Digests food when Stomach
can't —No Indigestion,
Sourness or Gas—Stop
starving!
X on can cat anything your stomach
crave* without fear of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia, or that your food will fer
ment or sour on your stomach, if you
will take I*ape's Diapepsin occasion
ally.
Anything you eat will be digested;
nothing can ferment or turn into acid,
poison or stomach gas, which causes
Belching. Dizziness, a feeling of full
ness after eating. Nausea. Indigestion
(like a lump of lead in stomacti), Hil
HOTEL FLANDERS
133 137 West 47th St., New York City.
. JUST OFF BROADWAY.
The right kind of i hotel in the right loir lit* In the heart of tile
theatre dtstrU-t and adjacent to the shopping centres. Positively fire
proof. Excellent eutatne and an exceptional orchestra. A large addition
just completed, coniatntng llbray, grill and billiard hall.
Handsomely Furnished Rooms, Private Bath,
$1.50 PER DAY AND UPWARDS.
FI om Uncial t entra Station, car* marked “Broadway" without transfer]
Pennsylvania Station. 7th Ave. car* ** thout transfer.
Rocket upon request,
tt. R. SHARKS. PROP
Imported cobweb anu silk boot Hose.
at 50*'
Regular s<Jc lisle gauze Hose.
per pair 33V&C
Imported lisle Hose, with French foot.
" 25' :
19c men’s and women’s Hose, Tor a spe
cial. at 12‘/4C
Chil Iren's School Hose, 10c, 15c.
and 25 1 ’
Mrs. A. C. Brown, of Jefferson. Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. H. Ghees
ling.
Mr Thomas Tucker, of Conyers, w*as
the week-end guest of his niece, Mrs.
Ralph Champion.
Miss Julia Foster returned yesterday
from a visit at Athens.
Miss Lila Merritt has returned from a
visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. M. Markwalter is visiting rela
tives in Thomson.
Messrs. J. H. McCommons, Jr!,
Fletcher Johnson and Miss Lillian Rus
sel have returned from Chicago where
they selected goods.
Cranston G. Williams of Emory Col
lege Is spending the week-end here.
Miss Abbie GoodwMn has returned to
her home in Crawford after spending a
few weeks with her sister. Mrs. J. H.
Goodwin.
LAST GREATSHAKESPERIAN
PLAY ACTED FOR ROYALTY
London.—Samuel rhelps, master tu
tor of Sir Johnson Forhes-Robertson.
was the last of the great Shake
speureun actors to appear at Sadlers
Wells, where onoe the royalty and elite
were entertained. When he retired,
after playing more Shakespearean
characters than any other actor before
or since his time, the old theatre rap
idly ran down hill, until today it is de
voted to melodraima of the blood and
thunder type, gallery gods paying four
cents each for seats. But even at that
price it cannot connyete with the mov-
iousness. Heartburn, XV'ater brash,
Pain in stomach and intestines. Head
aches from stomach are absolutely
unknown where Pape's Diapepsin is
used. It really does all the work of a
healthy stomach. It digests your
meals when your stomach can't. It
leaves nothing to ferment, sour and
upset the stomach.
Get a large 50-cent case of Pape’s
Diapepsin from your druggist, then
eat anything you want without the
slightest discomfort or misery, be
sides, every particle of Impurity and
Gas that Is in your stomach and in
testines will vanish.
Should you he suffering now from
indigestion or any stomach disorder,
I you can get relief in five minutes.
Buy May Manton’s Paper Patterns, Any
Kind 10c Each.
Spring Silk Sale
Figure on one of,our beautiful crepe meteor or chunneu-r silk*; It only
take* four yard* to make the ino»t st'llsh and popular of this year*
dresses, worth $2.50 per yard, now St 1 98
40-Inch Silk Poplin, will mak-- u pretty; worth $2.00 now SI 40
:)6-tnch Silk*, in all the new Spring shades, worth $1.29, at til (10
Cheney'* Spotproof Foulards, worth SI.OO :i yard, at 85 ( '
Waterproof Habutal Silks. especially designed Tor the new wa«h shirt
waists, wash drevue* an! men* slirts, lull 20 indie* wide and fast colors.
worth sl.lO a yard, at 85*'
Fancy Trimming Silks. In the new Spring design* and color*.
Spring Specials
7V4c fast c ilored Apron Gingham*. at 5 1 '
7Vic soft, smooth Sea island, at s‘-'
Stic soft, strong Bleaching, yard-wide at 6
40-inch White l.awn. worth 10c and 12Vic, at s t;
12Vic Palama Checks and 40-lnch Chiffon, at 7'jO
New spring Percale* and Ginghams, at ICK
25c White Dimity and French Malras, at 15 i:
19c English Cambric and Colored Shirting Madras, at 12‘i'L
15c Colored Cheviot and White Madras, at 10 r
21-inch Brown Apron Linen, at 10*'
House Furnishings
Get one of our fine Crex Rugs or Art Squares while they are cheap;
each SI- 8298. $498 and *749
$15.00 Tapestry Art Squares. 9x12 feet, special 81098
Large size bed Sheets, unbleached, no seams, at 50 (
Genuine Pepperell Sheets, full size, bleached, at 75c
Large size Huck Towels, worth 15c, at 10 (
Extra large heavy Turkish Towels, special at , 29*
Mercerized Dinner Napkins, large size, per dozen 75c
72-inch Table Damask, worth 75c regular, at 5911
All kinds of Curtain Scrims, from IQC UP
Augusta, Georgia^
ing picture dramas and it will soon
be given over to them unless ome phil
anthropist supplies the funds to open
the old place as a people's national
theatre. .
NEW MONARCHS ARRIVE.
Durazzo, Albania.—Prince William
an 1 Princes Sophie, the new mon
arch of Albania, arrived here today.
WE WANT YOU TO EAT AT
The Carl Byne Restaurant
NEAR DEPOT!
Phone 1066-. J. 524 Campbell St.
BEST THAT CA_N BE SERVED
IS OUR MOTTO.
Everything home cooked by
Americans. We invite inspection
of our kitchen. Our prices suit
everybody.
Check your baggage here free.
TAKE OUR BOX LUNCH ON
THE TRAIN WITH YOU.
I oz. lb. Cure+X
PANTHER SPRING WATER
JUST OPEN
FIRST CLASS PRESSING CLUB.
Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repair
ing. First class xvork promptly done. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Work called for and delivered.
MASON & WADSWORTH
214 12th Street.
SUNDAY. MARCH 8.
The populace gave them an enthus
iastic reception.
CHIEF POLICE SHOT DEAD.
St. Petersburg.—l,ieut. Col. Che
baieff, chief of police of St. Peters
burg, was shot dead today in his of
fice hv a junior officer. Lieut. Ivan
off. The motive was said to be ven
geance.
The Henderson Aristocrat.
New and Second Hand
Motorcycles and Bicycles
DIXIE REPAIR WORKS
961 Broad. Phone 2511.
E. H. MOBLEY
General Contractor.
Phone 2476.
No. 4 Irish American
Bank Bldg.
Modern residence built
by me. f