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EIGHT DELICIOUS HOME MADE CANDY SALE TOMORROW. At the Modjosk*, hrglnnlng at II twolvr o'clock, the mrmhi-rs of the Young Women's Christian Association gymnasium cl*** will have one or thi-lr naira of (Irltclmm home matle candles. Theae sales, which will probably l<a aHen every Saturday morning. an loginning to he Inokel forward hy all who love pure, frrsh randy. The la illea have almost every kind of home made randy that la made and It la moat dellrlonaly freah. I mop In at the Modjeaka arcade tomorrow and hoy of them. The money reallr.e.l from there randy ealea will to to the Aeao rlatlon hulldtnir fund. ACNES CONRAD CONCERT TONIGHT AT TUBMAN. Of the Arnica Conrad concert tonight at the Tulmian auditorium, tin aame program for which was alven In Ma con a few nights ago, the Macon Newa A delightful mualral treat waa given to Macon people Thuraday evening when Mis* Agno* Conrad, aanlated hy Mlea Helen Woytych and Mlaa Adela I .ana rendered one of the moat beau tiful program a ever heard In the city. Mlaa Conrad la a affiger whoae gifts In Interpretation, magnetism and vocal ahlllty have the power to hold the rapt attention of her llalrnera until the last note haa died away, when with great applauaa the eager audience Pegged for more, hut according to rule no en corea were given Mtaa Wovtvch and Mlaa l-ano are art lata of note, each pm-sessing a rare jierannalily felt through the medium of thetr Inatrument* which reaponded to every varying emotion with the touch of the akllled muah lan. Mtaa Conrad and her artlata will he heard here tonight and tomorrow night aa well with a change of program, and appear under the gugplcea of the Augusts Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy. _ , Those who have not aecured tlcketa can get them at the door. _)|ra Charlea Itohler hna returned from a visit to New (irleana. Mrs. t>. Morgan Tuylor left yeater da\' for tVaahitigtoti. I). C, where ahe waa called hy the death of her sister- In-law Mra. Taylor, wife of the late Admiral Taylor, IT. H. N. —Mlaa Mary Lou Phlnlay la Malting Mrs Kdward Coy In Waahlngton, D The continued aerloua lllneaa of Dr Jaoiea I*. Smith, al Ida home on the Hill la the occaalon of much anxiety to hla family and friend*. Release the Dammed-Up Bile We try to express till* thought with Bitch word* a* Clogged Liver, Lazy Liver, inactive Liver and the usual common expressions, hut It doea not mate the fact. Nature’* own anti*eptlc and disinfectant. In dam med 'tc so that It flows feebly or not at all. The first evidence you have Is a headache —a coated tongue—or dlzzl ness- or all of theae. You sometimes "wear' it off. but while you are wearing It off. you are doprqssoil, grouchy, touchy, filled with fear Don’t take moll.vcoddlo laxatives. Non* of them really reach the spot— the Llvar—none feleaso the Hilo. PoDoLaxßeleases the Bile (Jo right to the bottom of the trou hie with the old-fashioned duly tried liver regulator PodophylHn (or May- Arie, R.mt. sometime* called hy it» MM leal name. Mandrake. I No. It won t gripe or sicken you. If you get the right form If you get TVitol-ag—a PodophylHn lormula with the gripe and nausea taken out. “PoPo" from PodophylHn "Lax ’ meaning laxative not purging or es thartie The children will like it and you will n»e It Instead of the ntolly coddle laxative* Stop at the drug Store and get a 50c bottle LADIES! THE LOVELY SPRING SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES ARE IN TOWN For the benefit oT the ladles who desire to secure their Spring gar meuts early, the Menter Co. ale .how tng a superb line of Suita, Coats. Dresses and Millinery, direct from New York. Even one is Invited to look over the new anil charming styles wheth er they wish to buy or not. The *uu prices sls to $55. give* one an Idea of the range In variety The Menter Co extend* to all the privilege of s confidential charge Ac count and women who destr* to get Spring Clothes now ran do bo and pay In divided weekly or monthly payment. The Menter Co. store Is at 940 Broad Street RESINOL HEALS TORTURED SKIN Mew This Wonderful Omtmem Eng* Itching and Clear* Away Eruption*. The southing, healing medication In Regina) Ointment and Rewind Soap penetrate* every tiny pore of the *km. Hears It of all Impuritte* and stop* Itching and burning Instantly. Realnol speedily heels ecsemn. rushes, ringworm, and many other eruptions, and elear* sway disfiguring pimples sud black heads, when other treatments prove worse than useless. Heslnol Is not an experiment. It 1* a doctor'* prescription which proved so wonderfully successful for skin troubles that It has been used by other doctor* si over the country for nineteen years. No other treatment for the skill now be fore the public can show such s record of professional spproval. Every drug gist sells Resmol Ointment (Gar. and $1.80). and Heslnol heap Cite); Pul for trial slsc, free, write to Dept. S-lt Itesl pol Baltimore, Md. Avoid 'substitutes. SOCIETY fIEWS Amioncgui Concert Sunday An Attractive Program The gncrcil concert under the, di rection ot He nor Andon-gul. wnleh waa |«i iponcil Horn last Sunday wilt he given this Sunday at the tlrand Theater at t o clock The Hcn.ir will have an exceptional ly attractive program In lien of the (I Isa pi ointment of last Sunday. Ml"* Marie Meyera will sing (ioltnod'a 'The Light From Heaven.” and will he accompanied hy an orchestra ot thirty musicians, made up of local artists, who have showed their ahll 11\ ns musicians to the lovers of this form . ts entertainment many times. Mr Warren Andrew* will also ren der a solo and has chosen as his song “A Perfect Day,” with obligato by Honor Andoncgul Owing to the Friends of Mr. and Mr*. George Vorhauer will he very pleased to learn of the Improvement In the condition of th Jr bright little two year old daugh ter who was subjected to surgical treatment recently. Dr N. A. Teague Is In Atlanta at tending the mid-winter clinic of the Atlanta Dental Society Mr*. Thomas Alexander has re turned from a visit to Mr, Alexander In Florida Congratulations are being extend ed to Mr and Mr*. Albert Hoyle on the Idrth of a lovely little daughter. MISS ANNIE BURTON ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Mlaa Annie Burton waa hostess yes terday afternoon at a most enjoyable bridge party of eight tables, the game being followed by a delicious tea. The parlors were bright and beauti ful with a profusion of aprlng flowers In all thetr dainty. Iragrant loveliness. Auction bridge was played and the first prize, a stunning green silk para sol, awarded to Mrs. .lames Jefferies. The low score prize, a bridge act. was presented to Miss Willie Bell, of Way nesboro. and the consolation, a pair of silk stockings, cut hy Miss Annlo Wright. Mis Burton’s guests <>n this dellghlt ful occasion were Mrs. Ilarry Morris, Mrs Herbert De Vaughn. Mrs, Paul M ustln. Mrs. Ell Muatin, Mr*. Howard Stafford. Mrs Robert Rood, Mrs. J C. Lamar, Mra. Itoseoe Perkins, Mrs. J a tiies ti. Jefferies. Mrs. W. M. Alex ander. Mrs. Samuel Wilcox. Mrs Will Twiggs, Mrs. John Walker, Mrs. Ralph Willis, Mrs. John Moore, Mr*. J. 11. Mayes. Mrs Jesse Westmoreland. Mrs. Sam Martin, Mrs. Mela Tutt. Mrs. Miller Robertson. Miss Annie Wright. Miss Ruby Burton. Miss Winnie Bell, Miss Willie Wimberly, of Waynesboro, Misses Mary Lou Fuller and Ella Jay Fuller. Joining the card players for lea were Mrs. Ashby Jones. Mrs V L. Osborne, Mrs. Lindsey Arrington, Mrs. Rufus Brown. Miss Mary Acton, and Miss J,-nna Garrett, while Miss Nannetto Willis. Miss Olen Dbkey and Miss Louisa Alexander were an attractive group of girls who assisted In atten tions to the guests. MEETING OF CHORUS CHOIR TONIGHT. The chorus choir which is being or ganized Tor Woodlaw n Baptist Church will meet at eight-fifteen o’clock to night at the church, when Professor Battle will have them In rehearsal It Is especially urged that all the young people of the church as well as all the llaracas and Pbilatheas will make a point of being there anil en list In this musical work from which such flno results are expected. MISS JENNIE SHERMAN GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY. Miss Jennie Sherman was given a delightful little surprise i arty last nigh tat her home on upper Hr.uul Sireet, when a number of her friends got together and arranged for the evening's entertainment. The oeea ston was her birthday, which was made notable In a number of charm lugs ways and with gifts which were both handsome and acceptable. YOUM ANS-GREINER. The marriage Is announced of Mls-S Addle Elizabeth Orelner, of F.s till S C, and Mr. Vrthur Youmans, of aFlrfax. S . the event having taken place at high noon Wednesday at the parsonage of the Woodlawn Baptist Church, Hev. It. E 1-. Harris officiating. AT THE CRANFORD TOMORROW. Mr John Whitney will serve tea at the Cranford Club tomorrow after noon The Improvement In the condi tion ol Mrs .lame* C Jackson, who has been unite sick, will tie learned of with sincere pleasure hy her many anxious friends. - Friends of Mr. Moragne Fleming, of Atlanta, will regret to learn that he is 111 al Pine Heights The extreme illness of Mrs Frank Dunbar, of Beech Island, at the City Hospital, will he learned of with deep regret by many triends. MARRIAGE OF MISS OAKMAN AND MR. PHILLIPS TOMORROW. An Interesting event of tomorrow will he the marriage of Miss Kvelcan Oakinan and Mr Oeorge Phillips, of Charlotte, N. C., which will take place at half after two o’clock, to morrow. Saturday, afternon Ht St Paul's Church Rev. 11. Sherwood Whltnev will perform the ceremony Ito which no isrds have been sent out and which will he attended by the family connections only. INTERESTING MARRIAGE. The marriage of Mr Joseph Trinla and Miss Catrtna De Modena was an Interesting event of yesterday, taking place at the home of the bride on tlwlnnett Street at ” o'clock. The parlor was adorned for the occasion with many flowers and 1n the dining room a table was covered with deli cacies that were served after the cere mony The bride was very attractive In a welding gown of white satin, with which "as worn a veil of tulle, caught to her hair with orange blos som* The ceremony was perform ed bv Judge William Numberger. and at the conclusion the Italian custom was follow-ed. and the bride and groom were showered with confetti for good lurk A delicious buffet luncheon was then served Mr. and Mrs Trtida are well known and a lKipular voting couple and received many wedding gifts The scholarship fund of the Mis sjttrl Federation of Women's Flubs has now reached the sum ol $2,100- luany requests, Herior Andonegul baa consented to add to the program sevral popular airs It la expect'-d that the largest audience of the aeu s.m will attend the coming c meert. As usual, tlier wl l be no admission charged The entire gailer and bal cony will he thrown open to the gen eral public, and the orchestra floor will he reserved for subscriber*, any one desiring to subscribe can do so hy cslllng al th - box office of the (fraud The lux office will he open ed .Sunday at li o’clock when reserva tion of seals can he made. Tho** holding tickets of the postponed con cert will kindly retain same as the same tickets will he used for this concert. WOMEN AND THEIR ACTIVITIES. Oregon has a wife * eotnpcnsJV >n hill, calling for compensation by sa loonkepcrx where husbands die from alcoholism The Italian ministry of education will spend $15,440. for new public school buildings In tho next lour years. The Chicago hoard of education has rejected a proirosed school curriculum which includ'd leather working, cooking an I heauworg on the ground that it was "lackln f in fundamen tals." The New York City Federation of Women's Clubs passed a resolution at Its meeting last week that editors bo requested to retain women re|»or tors on all woman stories, even alter they had become news stories and worthy of a place on the front page. The Council of Jewish Women is composed of fifty-eight sections In as many cities, whose membership num bers 12,000 women prominent In all fields of social endeavor. A settler's with In the back blocks of Glppsland. Victoria, seventy miles from a hospital, was severely Injured by a kick from a horse Four piucky settlers voluntered to take her to the hospital. She was carried on a stretcher over bush tracks, several creeks and rivers having to be ford ed. The journey occupied four days. IT’S GOODBYE IT\\ CUP / other kinds when ever you sip from a cup of hot Maxwell House Blend Coffee Approved by connoisseurs as the finest drinking cof fee in the world. Seale* Tiae at Grocara Cheek-Neal Coffee Co., Boaetea JacksowilU Na»kvillf The Carolina Arts and Crafts 1245 BROAD ST. Are offprltiß for sale. besides their■ usual supply handy work and baskets A beautiful antique Sofa, over one hundred years old In perfect condi tion. Don't let this chance pass: All Antiques sold by us are guaranteed to be absolutely genuine. TRY THIS IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF Or Arc Bothered With Falling Hair or Itching Scalp. Thera is one sure way that never fall* to rtninve dandruff completely ami that* in to dlsaolve It. This destroy* It enllrtly. To do tnut, Just art nlnuit four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon; apply It at night when retiring; uae enough to moisten the sow Ip and rub It In gently with the fing«** tipa tty morning most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more application* will completely dta* solve ami entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. no matter how much dandniff you may have. You will find, tco, that all Itching and digging of the scalp will atop inatantiv and your hair will be .fluffy, lustrous, glossy. silky and look and feel a hundred timea betted'. If you want to keep your hair looking rich, do by all means get rid of dan druff f r nothing destroys the hair ao quickly. It not only starves the hair and makes It fail out. but It makes It stringy, straggly, dull. dry. brittle and ifebs" and everybody notices it. You can get liquid arvon a any drug store, it is Irexpensive, four ounces is a!' >on will mod This simple remedy has never been known to fall. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. MAKES RHEUMATISM PROMPTLY DISAPPEAR Chronic, Crippled-up &uff*r#rs Find Hos After Few Do»«t of Now Rem. edy ere Token. It I* nr«*rtleee to Buffer eny long«*r with rheiinntletn, mthl t»e nit rrlpplerl up. unit bent out of pimp* wtm It* heart* wrenrhing ftfiln*. when you c«n surely uvolil it. Itheumetlom eome* from week, innr tive kidney*, tti.it fail to filter from the Hood, the pnlMotmu* wiinte mutter and uric nr|d; und It f* tmelene t<» rub on liniment* or tuke ordinary rnmedlea to relievo the ptiln. Thl* only ffrolon** the I miner, anil can't ponrltily cure you. The | only wuy to cure rheumatism) I* | to r* move the rau*e. The new dlncoy erv, Croxone, bio<-* thl* Ik iiiiar If neu tralise* and dl**o|vee ail the poinonou* *uh*t*nce* nnd uric Add that lodge Ini the Joint* nnd muscle*, to *crntch And I Irritate and ranee rheumatl*m. andi deans out and «trengtli<»ri* the Mopped-I up. Inactive kidneys, *o they can filter I nil the poison* from the hlocxl nnd drivel it on And out of the system. Oroaone I* the m f, *t wonderful med! I < lne ever made for curing chronic rheu mntipm. kidney trouble*. And bladder dieorders. You will find It different from ad other remedies. There I* nothing e|*a on earth like It. it matter* not how old you are. how long you have suffered, It 1* practically linpossltde to take It Into the human syMtcm without result*. You will find relief from the first few dose*, and you will be sur prised how quickly ail jour misery and Kiiffcrlng will end. An original package of Croxone costs but a trfile at any flrMt-clas* drug nteft**. All druggist* are authorised to *ell it on a positive money-hack guarantee. Three dose* a day for s« few day* is often wll tnat is ever needed to cure the wo«t backache or overcome urinary di«- mdiAa. Tonight, Tomorrow Matinee and Tomorrow Night— AGNES CONRAD In Hong Kf-i-itals at U. D. C. Hall, Court House. Auspices Daughters of tho Confod orary (Chapter A). Prepare to Join The Easter Parade Let us make to your Indi vidual Measure a suit for YOU. One of which you will feel justly proud, and that will place you distinctly within the ranks of welldressedmen. The largest and most pleasing variety of new ma terials here awaits your in spection. Your choice will cost you •N° .3 AA No More 3 ■ xJeUU Less WE GUARANTEE YOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION’ ’ English Woolen Mills 662 Broad - - - Augusta SATURDAY’S OJT PRICES Salmon a can 8c Baked Eeans **f_, sc, 8c and 12c Olive Oil;?•«»«..... Cans 33c and 65c Mackerel each 5c Jams;“ Fr „ Jar I2!c SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS, pound 120 c A & P. SUGAR CURED HAMS, Pound 19<" Snowdrift Compound No. 5, 55£; No. 10, $1.10; No. UO, $2.20 A. & P. Fancy Patent Flour, 24 lb. sack .. .. 78£ w||! New York State Potatoes, ICr peck vlvv Yard Eggs, dozen -fcUV. When Shopping In AuguntaSay: “I SAW IT IN THE HERALD" El Ryad Coffee The Most Delicious Grown. This Coffee Is al ways sold In Trade- Mark Green Hags, and for sale only at The A&P stores. Lb. 35c 844 iroad St. * - t* Twi j «« w i iffflL f flflflQHß Fairy Soap 1.V.” 2 bars 7c Split Peas Pound 5c Starch “ p „ d „ 4 tbs. 15c Prunes S.. lb. 7c. 10c and 12! c Spinach lr 3 can 8c Sultana Coffee Is the Best Value on the Market, This Coffee Is al ways sold In Cardi nal Red Trade-Mark Bags. TAKE NO OTHER. Lb. 80c Fancy Lemons Dozen 20c FRIDAY. MARCH 13. 9 : Cream aa Cheese, /.fP pound *“ uu Best A&P Creamery ihP Butter uuu