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WEDNESDAY. MARCH IK
HOME FURNISHING STORE
OFFERS UNEQUALLED OPPORTUNITIES FOR SELECTION AND ECONOMY
What Is To Prevent
You from furnishing vour homo ns eozily and as
comfortably as you wish? From making it the homo
ideal that others admire and pattern after: comment
upon your thrift and taste and appeal to you for your re
ceipt?
Many believe that cash purchases stand between
them and such a home; or else that they must buy
through some installment house.
THE HOUSEHOLD CLUB
Is for you who feel that such barriers separate you
from that happiness.
What the Do you know what the Household Club is ?
It. is a plan instituted by us for the purpose
HOUS6* of assisting persons of modest means to furnish
hnlfi their homes as they would wish.
\Vc sell through the Household Club furni-
Club ture, pianos, housefurnishings, Victrolas, rugs,
m , stoves, draperies, china , glass, bedding and
Plan IS. linens.
This Is We sell at exactly the same price through
Important the Household Club as for cash.
Easy Pay- We allow you the privilege of making
ments. small monthly payments on the account.
j| In justice to all and that each sale may
_ . stand on its own merits, we say very plainly
Business that we cannot afford to sell an account which
PriM- will be eleven months in settling: unless we
' u r charge something for earning. We therefore
ositlon. charge a fee of $3.00 which we call the carrying
• fee, and which is used to pay interest charges
on the account.
Surety Surety Coupons, representing a saving
Pnnnnnc fr‘ om 2*4 per cent to 5 per cent are given on
« - The Household Club accounts when payments
1 rill are p rom ptly met. These coupons nearly en-
YOU. tirelv offset the “Carrying Fee.”
Any responsible pereon may be a member
of The Household Club. Though devised par
ticularly for those of modest ineome, many of
independent income see the business proposi
tion it contains and buy through The House-
Who hold Club. Why tie up money that may be
u earning from 8 per cent to 10 per cent, they
IrlSy say; and they are perfectly right. So we say
Dplnnir? that any responsible person may belong, and
Dulling ■ we p o i n t that young men and women may
so establish their credit that they will be rated
“Prompt”, whereas on an open account paid
monthly, tho rating would be “Slow” or prob
ably not so good.
D U v With Then, back of it all comes the knowledge
p that you are dealing with a house of unques
-3 Gliar- tionahlc reputation, and that every article sold
antPP > s sold with the guarantee of satisfaction or
fllllGGi your money back.
At the Credit Office or from any of ouu
clerks you may secure information concerning
FOr The Household Club. Ask for it. There is
(lotoilc n°ne too rich nor none too poor to be a member
Ucldiio. 0 f r phe Household Club.
Come in, let’s talk it over.
Straight Draperies
and Valances
Are much in vogue. They are used in bed room,
library, sitting room, living room and parlor, for cur
tains, on chairs, as scarfs and for screens. There are
variations of the straight drapery, such as sheering,
and looping in very beautiful effects.
Draperies are selected with ns great care as paper
ing, and should be.
Cretonnes without an exception are used. Velvet
ratine cretonnes, linen madras, mummy cloth in Au
tumn shades, Bird of Paradise in several shades, Colo
nial cretonnes, heavy poplins and figured burlaps are all
used with effect. Nothing prettier can be conceived
than rooms hung and upholstered with these beautiful
draperies.
There is in our store colored drawings showing
model rooms so arranged, which you are always at
liberty to see.
Our stock of cretonnes is reduced for a few days.
Be among these to take advantage of the reductions.
25c (’retonnes 18*
39c Cretonnes .. ... 25*
SI.OO Cretonnes .. . .85*
35c Cretonnes .. ...22*
50c Cretonnes 38*
It is fully stocked with the needs of every home. Never were the stocks fresher and newer and pret
tier than they are now. But foremost stand prices and unparelled quality, which are seldom attained else
where. Ten millions or more of people buy with you when you buy through us and their accumulative
buying power is yours.
Buying in such quantities insures lower prices than the individual merchant knows.
No matter what it is—how recent or of what standard—we have it. Come in and look around.
A Massive Colonial Dining-Room Suite
In Circassian walnut is
one of the new and striking
suites we are offering now
for $398.75, having form
erly priced it at $425.
The suite consists of a
round dining table, a side
board, a buffet, a china
closet, two arm and four
straight chairs.
The characteristic of the
suite is that impressive mas
siveness of Colonial days.
The grain of the wood is
very fine. Particularly is
the table top, a series of
pieces put together star
shape, a thing of beauty.
For $lO9 98 we are offering a fumed oak dining room suite, of as many pieces as above. The
shades of the grain of the wood, caused by the ammonia fumes, are particularly fine in this suit.
Such price* have been characterized by our customers as “pick-ups”. (Fourth Floor.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY
Both are important to you. There is no place in the home where leakage may he so great as in
the kitchen. We direct your attention to the following statements concerning simple means of
cutting off much of this expense.
Tn th<* first place it lias been amply demonstrated and proven that a gas stove is noon nnomical than anv other. The propo
sition, therefore, is to seeure a gas stove or range which is operated by a smaller consumption of gas man any other.
THE SIBLEY STOVE
A gas stove peculiarly constructed, we
believe lias probably solved this question.
In search of a time and money saving
stove, someone developed the fireless cooker.
In the Sibley there is the fireless cooker and
stove combined; the fireless cooker without
the care and attention incident thereto—in
other words a time saver.
The Sibley is built with specially con
structed walls —thick and packed with asbes
tos. These walls absorb the heat when the
burners are lighted. They slowly radiate
heat when the burners are extinguished. In
this way the breakfast may be put into the
stove, or any meal for all that, it may be al
lowed to cook for a short time; the burners
may be extinguished and the meal left. The
latent heat cooks most beautifully, without
parching or burning.
The Sibley is priced at $45.00.
WEATHER lAIK
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
GEORGIA’S GREAT
STOVES MAY BE BOUGHT THROUGH THE HOUSEHOLD CLUB.
t| _ ■mimnii.u .J _
Golden
'Harvest
Flour,
24 lbs.
83c
a i
!
:
Hams, Miller &
Harts, lb.. ..19*
COMPOUND
Size 20. . . . $2.40
Size 10.. .. $1.20
Size 5 60*
Tomatoes, No. 2,
0 for 55*
Butter is Now Selling for 35c a lb.
It has been 38c during the winter.
This is illustrative of the general and grad
ual decline in prices, nowhere so notice
able as in White’s Grocery Department.
Oranges, Florida 23*
lemons, fancy,d oz 19*
Apples, fancy, pk. ..75*
Peas, No. 2,
0 for 70*
Com, Sugar, No. 2,
0 for 50*
Sauer Kraut, No. 3,
0 for 55*
M ixed Vegetables,
for soup, 0 for 50*
FAVORITE STOVES
Are brought out in gas and coal or wood
stoves.
The Favorite stoves and ranges, thor
oughly modernized with asbestos lining and
finest easting, are built for two purposes.
The first is to cook perfectly. This they do,
The second is to look to the cook, to save her
the tiring work that many stoves and ranges
mean. This is the secret of many of the de
vices of the Favorite.
A steady, even heat means perfect bak
ing as well as cooking. Making is the
stumbling block on which many an otherwise
perfect cook falls. With a Favorite such
failures are unnecessary.
It is our pleasure to show you these
stoves.
Ranges from $35.00 to $75.00.
(las stoves and ranges, SIB.OO upwards
and $27.50 upwards.
Marshmallow Cherries—
Quart 73*
Pints 43*
Half pints 23*
Fresh Country Kggs,
dozen 28*
Pink Salmon, (Alaska)
6 for 50*
LOBSTERS
One pound tins ... 63*
Ilalf pound tins . . . .33*
DEVILED CRABS
One pound tins ....48*
Half pound tins ... .28*
Mackerel, kit .. 80*
Fish Hoe, (old Virginia)
6 for 55*
Bananas, per dozen 15*
Ballard Oraham Flour,
pkg 25*
The Pendulum
Swings Back to
Floral Patterns
Americans and Europeans
are calling for floor cover
ings other than t In* Oriental
rugs, which they argue are
well suited to thu Fust, but
are not appropriate for
homes in tile West.
To meet the advancing
demands for these floral
pattern rugs, we are offer
ing tile following mgs spe
cially priced:
Axminster rugs, nine by
twelve feet, $25.00 value
for $19.98
Tapestry seamless Brus
sels rugs, $lB value $14.98
Granite Art Squares, nine
by twelve,s7.so value $4.98
Granulated
Sugar,
25 lbs.
$1.13
Hiee, Carolina, 10 lbs 70*
Country Meal, pk. . .28*
Dried Lima Beans, 3
His 25*
Yankee Beans, 3 lbs. 25*
Prunes, 2 lbs 25*
Dried Peaches, 3 lbs. 25*
Dried Apples, 3 pkg. 25*
Ca. Cane Syrup, gal. 60*
Ga. Cano Syrup, V>
gal .. . .30*
Ballard Self Rising
Flour, pkg 25*
COFFEE
Rio 20*
F. 0.1) 30*
Surety 35*
TEA
d. B. White Special Blond,
(iOc for 45*
THREE
Kugarl