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SUNDAY. MARCH 15. K E L L Y S EquestrienneTigh Is Fine Ribbed, fast black Eques trienne Tights, knee or ankle length, special *I.OO at 't Slove Silk Bloomers % Niagara Maid Glove Silk Bloom ers, in white, pink, blue and black, with elastic waist and knee length, /Q special RELIABILITY CLARK MANN. Mr. S. R. Clark announces the en gagement of his daughter, Gertrude l.eoline, to Rev. D. G. Mann, of Regis ter, Ua., the marriage to take place at home near Hephzlbah, Ga., April 15. MISS ELLIE HUGHES' SMART STYLES. There is no milliner in the city that can always be counted on to show a more elegant line of goods than Miss Kllie Hughes, and never have her cus tomers been disappointed. Her taste is exquisite and elegant; she knows just the proper thing for the proper time, and always has it ready. Some of her designs this spring are unusually elegant and yet .are marked by a clean cut style that if always most import ant in the early spring hat. The lfnes are graceful, the trimmings are ar tistic. and every hat sent out from this parlor bears the distinct hallmark of style and becomingness, in fact when a hat Is unusually becoming one may always count on it coming from .Miss Hughes. Miss Hughes is having no special display, but will take pleas ure in serving her customers and oth ers at any time. WITH EASTER NEARING Levy’s Women’s Shop looms up as the place for your Easter Suit, Morning and Evening Dress, Shirt Waist or Odd Skirt. Every day’s express bringing new recruits, has kept this department up to the minute in spite of the heavy sales of last week, and a visit hers tomorrow will show many new arrivals. The charm of this selection is that YOU CAN FIND A SUIT BECOMING TO YOU. Says a conservative customer, “I can’t wear a suit of all Frills and Furbelows.” Precisely ! Here are a score of clever styles, plain as a pipe stem, with this dash due entirely to the way they’re cut. With styles and prices to suit all, tomorrow is a good day to step in and see them. The J. Willie Levy Company THE STORE THAT HAS THE NEW THINGS FIRST Suits New Spring: Models now on dis play in SUITS, COATS. DRESSES . AND WAISTS Priced SI.OO to $39 SOCIETY NEWS ---Mrs. Clarence Lemon has return ed to Augusta and Is with her mother, Mrs. W. J. Townsend. AT WOODLAWN TEA SHOP. Among the many entertaining last week at Woodlawn Tea Shop were Mrs. Edmonds, Mrs. George T. Jack son. Mrs. Fitzhugh. the Misses Meyer. Mrs. Strongman and the Baroness von Kettler. —After a delightful visit with Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mrs. Harrison Dodge left yesterday for her home in Wash ington, D, C. —There is a persistent rumor afloat tthat one of Augusta's pretty young women will move to Atlanta as a bride. —Air. and Airs. W. M. Dunbar, Jr., and children, of Johnston, S. C., are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Otis. —Miss Effie Brabham has returned to Hattieville, after a visit with Au gusta friends. —The improvement in the condition of Mr. Moragne Fleming, who Is at Pine Heights is the occasion of pleas ure to his friends. Mr. Fleming was up and on the piazza yesterday en joying the beautiful day. 25% OFF on all Veils anti Veilings. This is the Season of Veils and Your Opportunity. Wool Skirts, Silk Dresses, Wool Dresses. All Coats KELLY’S MRS. NIXON TO HAVE MILLINERY TEA TUESDAY. ..Mrs. Nixon will have her display of tailored hats and many dress ones as well on Tuesday when she will make a social feature of her display. Her patrons and the Augusta women In general are Invited to her pretty par lor to see her creations and to have a cup of tea which will refresh them af ter the arduous duty of trying to de cide just which is the most beautiful of the many creations which she will display. Mrs. Nixon is Just back from the northern emporiums and has per sonally selected her beautiful line which numbers amonb it some of the smartest hats that will be seen in Au gusta this spring. —Mrs. C. L. Connell, Mrs. E. C. l.uqulre and Mrs. Remer H. Brown have returned from Douglass, Ga„ where they have been in attendance at the G. I. A. convention in session last week. —Mrs. C. M. Thompson, of States boro, Ga., was in the city yesterday. —Mr. Alph Beane arrives from Memphis today for a visit with his family. CHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA, Muslin Underwear New Spring stock in all latest French models including' Eng lish combinations. New ribbon rose trimmed Princess Slips, Skirts, Pants, in silks and nain sooks. 50c to $5.08 HALF PRICE QUALITY DYDR BUIL.DIINQ NEWS OF HARLEM Harlem, Ga.—Mr. It. D. Eadle vlalle.l Augusta on the 12th Inst. Mrs J. P. McCord and charming daughter. Miss Martin, were the pleas ant guests of relatives and friendß at Carey, Ga,, tlds week. Mrs. It. I>. Kadle entertained the Hew Ing Club very delightfully on Thursday afternoon. Mr. U. L. Flint visited Auguala rYl day. Miss Laurie Wallers, of Augusta, was tile guest of relatives one day tills week Miss Gertrude Uoyd. after spending several days the charming guest of friends in Grovetown this week, lias re turned to her home In Harlem. Mr. Peacock, of Atlanta, who ts spend ing some time In Harlem, visited Augus ta Friday. Mrs. L. M. Twiggs Is spending some time with relatives in Spurta. Mrs M. b. Troutman, of Atlanta, Is with Mr. and Mrs. It. J. WuJlon this week. Miss Jule Wootten entertained the Young Ladies’ Trail Cluh Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. David Weisiger of At lanta, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton on Louisville street. Miss Kulon Clary has returned from Atlunta. Mr*. C. C. Mf-Mlllen has returned homo after spending some time with her (laughter, Mrs. A. F. Wood* In Morion, S. C. Mrs. Newman (lirks, one of Harlem's most highly esteemed ladles, Inis been quite indisposed for several days. Rt. Rev. K. K. Reese, of Savannah, who preached In the Methodist church In Harlem on the evening of the lottl Inst., and Rev. C. I’. Holhrook, of Au gusta, who assisted In the service, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Davison during their stay In Harlem. We learn that the holding of these services does not mean that an Episcopal church will he established at this place. However, itlshop Reese and Rev. MV Holhrook will always have a warm welcome awaiting them when they com* to 1 laVletn, as the services were much enjoyed. Miss Hell Zachry anil Mrs. istuls H. Roberts entertained the Watrons’ Ismi- Ino Club delightfully on the afternoon of the 11th Inst. A delirious luncheon was served, and tna occasion was one of much enjoyment. Miss Jla Tidwell, of Atlanta, has ar rived In Harlem where she will remain for some time. McshV*. Geo. W. Wright and Heinz, of Augusta attended a meeting of the Royal Arch Masons in Harlem on the evening of the 11th Inst., and assisted In conferring degrees on some members. There will be a Sunday school con vention at the Baptist church In Harlem on Tuesday, March 17th. 'flic conven tion will he presided over by Rev. It. W, Thlot, of Augusta. In view of the fact that Richmond county has put a quarantine restriction on cattle tick sections, which will irr<■- vent cattle being sent front suet, infect ed sections, itie people of Columbia <ounty are waking up to the fuel that If they are to ship or sell any more cattle In Augusta, they will have to make some effort to get rid of the cat tle thk. and the Herald's correspondent learns that the ordinary of Columbia county has about perfected matters whereby a vigorous warfare will be made against ticks. It Is almost cer tain that tlie work of exterminating the tick will begin Irt Columbia county by April Ist. We learn that the matter will he under the supervision of State Cattle Inspector C. T, Owens, of An gusta. It Is thought by thorough co operation of the cattle misers that tjje count) can get rid of ticks In eight or nine months Under present quarantine restrictions no more cattle ean be ship ped to Augusta from Columbia county until the county Is rid of licks Hr. Geo. (’. King lias begun the erec tion </f u handsome residence on U.l- CHILDREN’S COTTON AND WOOL DRESSES, LACES, EM BROIDERIES, RIBBONS. ledgevllle street ill West End. It will lie an eight-room structure and no doubl will be an ornament to that section of Hie town when completed. Mr. J. 11. Bartlett, of Thomson, lias the work In hand, which Is a guarantee that the wcvk will tie done well. BEST FAMILY LAXATIVF, neware of constipation. Use D King's New Life Pills and keep well. Mrs. Charles E. Smith, of West Frank lin, Me., calls them “our family laxa tive.” Nothing better for adults or aged. Get them today, 25c All drug gists or by mall. H. E, Bucklin &. Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis. Skirts dry cleaned, 50c lip. Augusta French Dry Cleaning Co., Fone 2976. W. D. T. B. MILLNER’S CUT RATE GROCERY Wholesale and Retail. F'ollow the crowd to Millner s. Only cut-price afore of Its kind In the city. We are here to save tin public money on all kinds of stock feeds, poultry foods and fancy groceries. .Save, money and eat a plenty. A h«iuar«* deal to till. Telephone 3126 and wive money. Special attention to all mall order*. Look at thene attractive prlcew: Best Native Hay, large bale. fH 1 ’ Alfalfa nnd Molasses Stock Fetid, $2.00 quality, cut price. $1 05 BeHt Corn Meal, water ground, cut price, per sack.. Jttl 75 Best Butter on market, lb.. 25 - Best Self Rising Flour, cut price, per sack 7!i r Best Ist Patent Flour, cut price. per sack 75 ( * A good Helf Hislng Flour, cut price, per sack 70 1 - A good plain Flour, cut price, per sack 05*- Best Country Meal, cut price per bushel 05' ' Best Country Meal, cut price, per peck 25'' BPECIALB ON CANNED GOODS 3-lb Tomatoes, 3 cans, cut price 25'' 2-lb Tomatoes, 2 cans, cut price 15'- Itelluble Brand Tomatoes, per can. cut price s'' Best Canned Corn, 3 cans, cut price . 24'' Best Alaska Salmon, 3 cans, cut price 25' ; Best table Dessert Peaches, 3 cans, cut price 25 f " Best hand-packed canned Rlaek berries, 2 cans, rut price. . 15 While they last, the beet canned Mackerel, per can, cut price... JC Van Camp Soup. any kind you like, 3 cans, cut price 25' SAVE MONEY ON BOTTLED GOODS. Best fatsup on the market, 2 bottles, cut price 24'" Best bottled Pickles, any kind you like, cut price 24'' Corsets New Spring Models now on dis play in MODART, REDFERN, WARNER’S RUST PROOF Priced SI.OO to $9.00 Chamoisette Gloves Kayser’s Chamoisette fabric Gloves, in white, black or chamois color, two* Sflr clasp style 16-button style SI.OO Washable Doeskin Gloves Perrin’s washable l)oo«kin nr Chamois («loves, Perrin’s quality is “nus sod,” heavy welt seams and large pearl button-tf* 1 Q special INDIVIDUALITY Bridal Trunks Our new Trousseau Trunks arc now ready for tin- happy bride's se lection. Trunks that will please; convenient Interior arrangements; handsome exteriors. PRICES THE LOWEST Augusta Trunk Factory 735 Broad—Opposite Monument. READ HERALD WANT ADS Best Old time Relish, 3 bottles, cut price 24 ' Best Jar jelly on market, regular 15c size, cut price 10 1 ’ Best small size Jelly, G glasses, cut price 25' ’ Large Jars of Best Prepared Mustard, 3 Jurs, cut price... 25'' Best Peanut flutter, regular 15c size, cut price 10‘' Or 3 glasses for 25 ' COFFEES—TEAS Best roasted Coffee, regular 25c brand, cut price 17 KC 'flirt pure Brazilian Coffee, regular 35c brand, cut price.. 25'" A good canned coffee, worth 25c, for 15* : Arbui’kle’e Coffee, everyone knows 22’4C Best green Coffee on the market, per Hi 20'' »A good green Coffee, per 1b... 15'-' We sell India and Tetley's Teas, SPECIAL ON SNUFF AND TOBACCO. 2 plugs thick Hchnnpps 25'- 3 plugs Brown’s Mule 25'' 3 plugs Penn's Red .1 25'- Any 10c plug In the house, 3 plugs 25 ,; Any 10c brand of snuff, 3 boxes 25'' Any 6c brand of snuff, fi boxes 25 1 ' Rest Laundry .Soup on market, 7 bars 25'-' Nice Rutter Milk Face Soap, 3 bars for .. .. 10 Best Mackerel, regular 10c size, cut price, G for c-25'- Best J-'ish lloe. In cans, worth 15c, 3 for 25'! WE DELIVER AND SHIP EVERYWHERE 1121-1123-1126 Broad SALTED MEATS, HAMS AND SAUSAGE. Best Tennessee Halted Hide Meat, cut price, per lb., . 12HC Heat Hound Bnlt®d Plato Meiit, <nt prlcft, per lb.. . 10^ Beat Hmoked Shoulders, cut price, per lb.. .. 14^4^ Beet Sugar Cured Hams, Swift's Premium Brand, cut price, per lb 19'-' Picnic Hams, best sugar cured, cut price, per lb.. . 13%c Best Fork Sausage, cut price, per lb 12'^C Best Smoked Sausage, cut price, per lb. 12'4C Welnles, cut price, per lb.. .l2 l Country Hog Head Cheese, cut price, per lb 12'^^ Jersey Cream Cheese, cut price, per lb 20' ! Bast Jap rice, cut price, per 1b..g0 Best Navy Beans on I lie innrkwt, regular 10c per lb., cut price..oo Rest White Peas, per <)t., cut price 10! Best Georgia Cane Syrup, per gallon, cut price.... . 49'' A good Syrup, per gallon, cut price 40'- Ilcst Cuban Molassce, per gallon, cut price 35'- Irish potatoes, per pk„ cut price 29 c Heed Potatoes, per pk., cut price 24'! Northern Turnips, per lb, cut price,. 2'* c Nice Head Cabbage, per lb, cut price 2%C FIVE K E L L Y S