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TWO EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES FOR THE WEEK Read carefully every item advertised here and fix the prices firmly in your mind, or better still bring this advertisement with you, and a glance at the articles will convince you of their merit. Just at this season of the year we are heavily stocked, and by giving these Extra Special Values we are enabled to reduce an unnecessarily large stock to normal. Wc Give Double Trading Stamps Every Day Before Noon. SPRING COAT SUITS AND DRESSES DRESSES for street, house nr evening wear. Silk Oepe, Taffeta, Charmeuee, Messaline, Linen, Ratine and Zephvr $1.25, $1.50, $2.50, $5.00, $lO. sls to $35 Silk Department Specials How we man*** to noil the best quality of Silks at the price* we do is a qiieatlnn fre quently aaked. That la our secret and your gain. lx»ok for a counter filled with choice seasonable silks of all kind*, ranging In ralueip to *1 On per yard and you ran find them here, at 3H' C-beney'* Hpotproof FVmlards, worth II 25 per yard, are her* at BfV' 27-Inch M rasa! I no. In all the new Spring shades, worth 11.00, at 75' 3f* Inch Habutal, In black, white and colors, worth f 1 .26. at B.V] 3«-lneh Silk Crepe, In evening and street shades, worth II.IS, at ■ 85]' 40-Inch Silk Poplin In black and colors, worth |2 OU.at - ■ #1 4‘4 40 Inch Crepe Meteor, the leadlus silk lor 1914, worth $2.50, at - SI 08 Spring Specials The new Parasols sre here, vicing with the Kprlng Millinery for first place In milady's affection; prices from SI HO <-p Children's Paranoia should be bought early; prlcea 50*' up Rain and sunproof Umbrellas, wood handles, from SI OO «P leather Handbags, In new shape*, at 50<'. SI. SI 50. S 2 and £250 |f. 00 Suit Cases, wall strapped and bound at S 2 <lB Three - cornered Middy ni.mse Ties, worth 11.00. at ...75 <; BeantiTul line hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, at ~ ,r 25C Hosiery, Gloves and Neckwear Ka>B<>r and MrOallum purp Silk Ho**, at .. .. JRI (Ml Beat line of BHk »nd Cobweb l,l*le Hoi* BO*' Special 50c gauze Male Hoae. 3 pairs for tI.OO, or I'.nr ft.'l 1 1 imported Lisle Hose and Half Hoae, per pair .. . .2ft 1 ' Silk Half Hoae for men and children, at 2ft*' Children a IHc Lisle Ribbed Hoae. at TR'’ Children white and black 19c Socka, at .Ifti' Id-button Embroidered Bilk Glovea, at ]RI ftO lfi-button Kayser Sllk Glovea. at $ j ()() Naw line Neckwear received regularly each week! 716 Broad Street Society PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF WOMAN'S CLUB GETTING BUSY. Aaide from the general spring clean ing that the Hoard of Health has or dered. with the assistance of the Au gusta Woman's Club arnerally, the Public Health Department of the club hae taken up the Inapertlnn of the oiiteklrte of Auirueta where there la no sewerage and where there la every where mud holes and dttchea that need Immediate attention. These thing* interest the housewives moat vitally, for It ts in thla vicinity that their cooks and house girl* and nurse maids snd wash women live, and going to and fro make it not only easy hut al most Imperative that unsanitary aerms t>e carried to and fro. The chairman of the lMhllc Health De partment of the club has asked the assistance of the president of tho Board of Health and he has Riven It freely and cheerfully, and has asked as the chairman requested, the use of the chain gang and a Hoard of Health Inspector to visit every district that waa reported to him hy a committee from the Public Health Department The follow inn are the committees that have reported unsanitary conditions In various parts of the city; Mrs. T E. Oertal reports Enterprise street, runnlnß from Orecne to the canal, no New erase and most unsani tary mud hole on the west side. The report from the eurroundlnr neigh borhood Is that a lot Inspector from the Hoard of Health had for some reason or other filled up the sewer that carried the water from this mud hole to the cansl proper, Also Cottage street, running Ic the same direction ae Entauuise street ts quite as unsan itary. woplar street and all the sur rounding streets hav been inspected hy Mrs Oertal snd found most unsani tary and with a lack of adequate sew erage. Mrs. J. Willie I-sry reports Mill street, running from Gwinnett, near the thirteen hundred block of Flor ence. and Florence street to Kollock. Mrs. A. 11. Hrenner and Mrs Frank Fleming report MoKinne street, run ning from Gwinnett to Florence, and also Florence street. Mrs. K. B. Baxter reports Hamilton street, running from lllcks to the canal King Mill houses are reported as having inadequate sewerage and water standing in rainy weather, for two or three weeks. Mrs. Grenville Talbott and Mr*. Jeff Thomas report most unsanitary condi tion near and around Turpin Hill dls trlcL the houses being swamped In water by the overflow of ditches In rainy weather. This property. It Is said, Is handled by some of Augusta's best known business men Almost the entire drainage In that section of the city Is surface sewerage and requires the attention of the chain gang every few months to keep It open and in proper condition. Other localities sent In for the club to take up are as follows: I*oo block of Forest street Corner of Mill and Wrightsboro Road 1400 block of Mill street. J4OO Hock of Augusta avenue. JHOO block of Wrighteboru Road. BURTON-TAYLOR-WISE COMPANY The vicinity of Kay's store, corner of Wrightsboro Road and Augusta avenue. Mr. Wingfield, through the presi dent of the Hoard of Health, has con sented to aid the Public Health De partment of the Woman a Club In try ing to keep the city dean anil In making Augueta a City Beautiful, and it is hoped that by the latter part of thla month that the unsanitary out skirts if the city will be In quite as good condition, from a sanitary stand point, aa any section of the city. THE GLEANERS EXTEND THANKS. Ttie Gleaners of Anbury Sunday echool wish to thank each and every one who so kindly donated or allied In any wsy to make their rummage sale a success Especially do wo thank the renting agents. Messrs. Lockhart and Lucky, for their extreme kindness. BUBINESS WOMAN’C CLUB TO GIVE ANOTHER AUTO RIDE. The Woman's Business Club oT the »• W. 0. A., are arranging for an other auto ride which they will give Saturday afternoon, April 4th. The drive will Include a visit to historic old Meadow Garden and then finish up with a ride to Stevens Creek, where the wonderful dam will he seen. These two points only will he made on the drive. WOODLAWN W. C. T. U. TO MEEET, The Woodlawn branch of the W C. T V. will meet tomorrow. Monday, afternoon at 4 o'clock at tne Wood lawn Baptist Church All members are urged to attend promptly. AFTERNOON TEA AT AT DAVIDSON SCHOOL. The afternoon tea nt which Miss Eunice Cate* and Mlsb Margaret B'- rum, assisted by the Misses Meier snd Miss Nurnberger, were to have entertained the parents of the Kinder gnrten pupils at Davidson school on Friday, was postponed on account ot Lie weather and will come off tomor row at the same hour and place, four thirty, at Davidson school. CONCERT IN NORTH AUGUSTA. The ladies of the Grace Methodist Church, North Augusta will have a delightful concert on Thursday night at the North Augusta school house, the money from the admission tickets twenty five cent* a piece to he used In the payment of a church debt \ tine program of local talent Is being arranged Among the numbers wilt he a reading from Mlbs Fannie Henrv, of Elberton. 1920 MINSTRELS. The 1910 Minstrel Club which will presnt their minstrel on the evening of April 14th. for the benefit of the Children's Hospital. Is progressing nicely with rehearsal* amt the produc tion Is rapidly assuming a definite form. J3*he first-part this season will he ftsmed In a college setting, in a scene representing the campus of a univer sity. The members of the chorus and A lnrgp shipment for tlii* department just in the nick of time*. Coat. Suita—now, soft, wool material, Moire Silk, Taffeta and Linen, in 1 hr* new Spring shade*, from $15.00 to $37.50. House Furnishings One lot genuine Irish Linen Table Damask, worth $1.25, •t *1 on 75c bleached Table Damask. 2 tarda wide, at .. . ftfl*' 50c mercerized Table Damask, full bleached, at . 39 <; Three alzes Dinner Napkins, mercerized, per dozen .. 7ft*’ *IOO and *1 ftO Linen Napkins ami Doylies, per dozen, from BO*' to *7 Full sized unbleached Sheets, worth 09c. at ftO* Full sized bleached I’epperell Hheets, at TRC 16c Huck or Turkish Hath Towels, at 10*' the sweet singers will he the college students, while the end-men will be Introduced as professors. The end - men will be Leo Cotter and Marion O’Connor, who need no Introduction to minstrel lovers In Augusta as both have established envlHble reputations as laugh producers; Judge Irvin, who whs featured In the burlesque court scene with the show Inst year, and Henry Gardner, a newcomer, who Is yet to render an account of himself. The real feature of a minstrel first part Is, of eourse. the sweet singers, in this respect the 19'.’0 Minstrels aro indeed fortunate, as those who will en tertain with beautiful selections are: John Chapman James Mulherln, Jo seph Mulligan. Edward Walton. G. C. Delmonico. and John Rox; an array of talent of which any organization could well bo proud. t’resldent Mathewes will smash a time honored precedent of minstrelsy by the Introduction of a female Im personator In the first part. Edward Walton will bo introduced as the "Col lege Widow." Another departure from the estab lished custom of minstrel shows will be tlie abolition of the usual second Woodward Contracting Co. L. W. Woodward, Mgr. 405 Leonard Building. 6eneral Constractors. Phone 2968. ARE YOU SHORT OF CASH? DON’T WORRY You can buy your Spring Clothes from us at Cash prices and pay a little each week or month. NO MONEY DOWN. MASTERS & AGEE CO. 031 BROAD STREET. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Dress Goods Extra Specials |l 25 snd |1.39 values in the new weaves of wool materials with rich new colors that rival nature's best display, 45 inches wide, at SI 00 11.00 Crepe Kgypta and Crepo do Paris, 45 Inches wide, at 850 65c Tamlsse and fleur do Luxe, 36 inches wide, at .SO*' $1.50 Ratine for coats and dresNes, 45 inches wide, at SI 00 Hf.C Hat Inc, In good rich colors. 36 Inches wide, at 48 r 3!»<j Ratine. Irish Poplin and fine Crepes, at 9XO 4i'r Figured Rice Cloth. 45 inches wide, at 28* :’.9c Figured Voile, 40 inches wide. Rosebud and Fantan, at SRC 25c Plaid Klaxou, in rich colors, permanent linen thread, at 1 fjC Underwear Specials Ribbed Vests, worth 12'Ac each, to go in the sale, at 7‘/4C Maline Ribbed Vests, with strap that will stay up, at 10< l.isln Ribbed Pants for women, worth 39c per pair, at OKC Pllsse Gowns with low neck and kimono sleeves, worth SI.OO, at .gdc Berpenttno Crepe Kimono, worth $5.00 each, at R 9 08 Men's web seam Drawers, for spring, at fI»C Mm's Athletic Vests or Psnts, each g»JSC Men's Special Spring Negligee Shirts, at BnC, Boys' Ribbed Athletle Vests, worth 15c at 5c Ribbed Vest*, tape neck and sleeve, for summer wear 10c value, at B'/iC “The Satisfactory Store 99 part with Its sketches, novelty acts, specialties and afterpiece. Instead of which Mr. Mathewes will have a cab aret scene such as was used by the company at the Bijou last week, and similar to the first part used by the 1920 Club year before last. Hlngers and dancers will be Introduced as spe cialties In the cabaret. An announcement of the attractive features to be offered by the company would be Incomplete If mention were not made of Arthur O'Connor and Lombard Brinson, who will offer a dancing specialty of unusual merit. Y. M. C. A. AUXIIfIARY TO MEET. The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will meet In the association par lors on Wednesday afternoon, March the twenty-fifth, at four o'clock. Lucy Goodrich, Secretary. MEADOW GARDEN OPEN TO VISITORS. Meadow Garden will be open on Monday, March the twenty-third, from eleven to two o’clock. Mrs. Joseph Fargo and Mrs. Herbert Clark, mem bers of the local chapter, D.-A. R., will be present to receive visitors. To HARPER BROS. ART STORE For your Picture Fram ing, and you will always have a pleasant smile. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 730. 658 Broad St. SHIRT WAISTS— SiIk Voile, Not nn.l Fancy Waists at popular prices. New Cropo and Voile Waists, at.. SI.OO. $1.25, $2.25 and $3.50 Domestic Values That Count 7Vfce Sea Island, as soft and smooth as longcloth. at . J|C , 7Mt<* Apron olngham. thatVill wash and not fade, at . .ftC B*/4c Chambray, for little dresses and aprons, at yjC 25c remnants of Poplins and Galatea, at 50 12*4c Wnite 1 -aw 11, 40 Inches wide, at KO 12Vic Pajama Checks, yard wide, at 7'iG 12V4c l-bngcloth. in an extra good value, at 7 1 /iC 15c PMsse and Crepe In white and colored, at IQC New line Spring Percales and Dress Ginghams, at . IQC Brown Linen, for little aprons and dresses, yard wide, at IOC "WATCH US GROW” Kandall’s Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully com pounded from pure drugs. First-class Soda Fountain. Court sous Dispensers. We Make Delivery Anywhere. PHONE 2214. 620 CAMPBELL ST. Your Telephone Expert T'HE switchboard operator who answers your telephone call * has a mission in life—her mission is to serve you. She has at her finger tips the most modern telephone equipment in the world. Quickness, accuracy and courtesy are her essential qualifications. Frequently she is called upon to act quickly in emergencies when courage and presence of mind are required. It is as essential to good telephone service, that each Bell Tele phone operator should be healthy and happy as it is that every part of the equipment of that great intercommunicating sys tem should be in good working order. i In the Bell system, 70,000 operators make connections which furnish clear tracks for 26,000,000 telephone talks each day. (®i v *v 'pA mm: tMM\ A I JIUI i \ w&dni u - M Special Sale Rugs and Art Squares for the Entire Week May M ant on's Paper Patterns 10c Each HARMON WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Will tailor you a suit to your individual measure, for a little down and a little each week. Fit, style and workmanship guaranteed. One thousand new patterns to select from. All clothes made by us are pressed free of charge. HARMON TAILORING CO. Phene 811. 1038 Broad St. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY sl A . Augusta, Georgia • SUNDAY. MARCH 22. (i im% v j