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THE
Planters Loan & Savings Bank
706 Broad Street. Augusta, Ga.
Organised 1870. In Operation 43 Tears.
U. S. Depository for Postal Savings Funds.
Gross Resources $1,400,000
No bustnaaa »rrwrigamaat, pro*ram or organlaaMon '* aom
until you have fully arrangsd your bank eonnartlon.
This appllaa to rmy tnon and woman, to avary rorporatlna,
firm or Uidlvtdyal. w>d to avsry rlaan of business, whathar pro
fsartonal, maraantlls or agricultural. M.J.* your flanking Conooc
tlon wltb this hank, whara tho moot painstaking rmrm find afflcl
rnt at taction ax* *'v«*» to all bustn.sa an trusted to ua.
Safety Lock Boxes in Five Different Sizes to
Rent, $3 to S2O per year.
Correspondence Invited.
L. C. Hayne, Pres. Geo. P. Bates, Cashier.
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Be Well Dressed Start
With Your FEET
The old custom of “ dressing-up ”
on Easter, that has been in vogue
since the memory of man, still holds
good today. To be well-dressed you
must have a new pair of shoes, because
one’s feet are the most conspicuous and quick
ly noticed. Get the best suit or dress you
can buy, but it won’t look spick and span un
less your feet are properly shod. What to
buy won’t puzzle you if you buy here and
take advantage of our experience and know
ledge of what is best to wear. We are pre
pared to equip you, the year round, in your
footwear needs---shoes right from the manu
facturers —the most advanced styles—every
wanted leather. Slip your feet in a pair of
our shoes and spend a delightful Easter!
Get “Better Shoes for Less Money’’
$2.50 (3.00 (3.00
GUARANTEE SHOE CO.
Broad and Tenth Sts.
In Our
WEDDING
•Stationery
in the nvilization of skill
ful engraving most, mani
fested.
We have united art, and
industry with the most
modern of mechanical
rn ft hods which has
brought about the highest
degree of perfection in
our extensive engraving
plant.
We submit samples up
on request.
J. P. Stevens Enaravinq Co.,
Atlanta.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA.
Society
NEWS OF HARLEM
Harl«m, Oi.-Mri Klrnnor Grren#
I lhr#l of Hatcabur*, H. C.. In vlsltififc bar
| pa rants, In*. and Mr*. J. K Grswna.
Mr. l\ f>. Hnlloy visit **(! a uff nut a nna
, «L*y the f*#*t w*«ik.
Mis* Lilian Clary left on the 2let Inet
I fur At|mnia, where ehe will remain for
eevfT.il months.
Prof. B. I>. Kadi# an been quite uck
for ni* ver#»l days but at this writing he
is Improving.
Col Jno. T .West end Judge J ft.
Htirnslde, of 'I horn Non, wire in Harlem
Friday on legul htiNiness.
Mr. WUIIam Lans'Lli and Mrs. WII-
I IlMm King paid a visit to Augusta one
I da> the pnst week.
Columbia nufterlor court convenes at
Appling on Monday the 2lrd Inst. It
In thought that It will riot tie of long
duration as some important rases that
were to be tried have been put off.
The Georgia railroad the past week
settled claims of Mr J. W. Whitaker
and Mrs. C.'orln# Kamaev, who were su
ing the road for damage by fire. The
former fur n stock of good* destroyed by
firs and the latter for a store-house
burned. Mr. Whitaker receiving $l,lOO
and Mrs ftamsey ss&#.
At a recent meeting of the Harlem
chamber of commerce a committee was
appointed to go to Augusta when the
National Highway party from Washing
ton, I>. C., reach that city and present
| • lalms why the highway should pass
through Harlem, and will show that It
will he more prcatlca! from evre-y stand
point that the road Mhould he located
along this route to Thomson and Union
Point.
| Mr. V. If. Clary has accepted a por
tion as overseer of a large farm In Jen-
I kins county, and we learn his family
I wd! move down there atmut the middle
j of April.
The weather the past month has very
j much retarded farming operation in Co
lumbia county. Very little corn has been
; planted up to this time.
Mrs. J. F. Fennell and children, of
Augusta, have been the kuests of Mr.
and Mrs. F J. Walton the past week.
Mr. Oscar l*ec, of Thomson, a popular
traveling man for «n Augusta firm, was
In Harlem on the 19th Inst. We learn
that Mr. I.ee will soon give up traveling
and will connect himself with the Jef
fersonian Publishing Co., at Thomson.
Mr. Joe C. Anderson. of Augusta,
spent Friday night in this section.
DENMARK. S. C., NEWS
Denmark, S. C Min Ruth Moßich
i rn. of Columbia ha* returned after a
vlHit to Miss Julia (!ool*by.
Itev. and Mr*. 11. (!. Hardin spent the
week in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jones, of Rates
liurg, spent the week-end with Mr. and
Ml*. J E. Steadman.
Mr. ami MS*. Gedney M. Rrown have
teiiiriieil to their home In Florence after
I slat of two weeks with Mrs. Brown's
lather, Mr. 11. C. Klee.
.Vll** Jn*eprlne Faust, of Columbia, la
spending some lime with parents here.
Mr*. It. A. Goolsby and little daugh
ter spent W edneaday In Orangeburg.
Mrs. C. A. Unix, of Midvllle, Ga.. la
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J G. Boozier.
Miss Carrie Riley spent the week-end
111 Augusta. Ga., with her slater, Misa
Surah Riley.
Mr. Herman K. Cohen, of Richmond,
\'h. was in town Wednesday.
Mr Jns It .Guess spent several days
In Columbia this week.
Mr and Mrs. R. M. McCartha and
Mi** Marian McCartha of BamluAg
* pen i Sunday with Mrs. Ruth 8. Cullff.
Mrs. J Roland Griffin, of Lynchburg,
Is visiting her father, Mr. G. W. High
tower.
Messrs. Hubert and Ed Morris apent
some time here this week enroute to
their home In Hartsville.
V!** I.tzzle Clink, of Columbia, spent
several days this week with her mother,
Mrs. A A. Cooper.
Judge G. P. Harmon and Mr. Wln
eliester Graham, of Bamberg spent Sun
day In town.
Mr. I.eon Met* has returned to hla
home In Norway after a slay of several
ilim here.
Miss Florence Bell is spending some
time iiv Columbia.
MV. 11. M. ltay, of Columbia, Is visit
ing parents here.
Mrs. S. It. Tlndal spent Thursday In
Bamberg with Mrs. R. M. McCartha.
Mrs Ida Addison, of Brunson, Is visit
ing Mrs W. 8. Cooper.
Mrs. G. W. Hightower has gone to
K ngslree forf a weeks' visit to her sis
ter, Miss Nora Elliott.
GREENSBORO NEWS
Greensboro, Ga Miss Glayds Young
blood entertained tier club in :» most en
joyable manner Friday afternoon. Jon
quils and ferns were used throughout
i the lovely apartments. At the conclu
sion of the game of rook cream and
i wafers was served.
Mrs J. W. McoYe entertained at an
! elegant luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mrs. J. 11. Sibley. Jonquils adorned the
; living am! dining room. A plateau of
j these beautiful blossoms formed tho
central decorations for the perfectly ap
-1 pointed table. The occasion proved one
of much pleasure to those present.
Mrs. It. It. Overton, entertained the
Sewing rirole most delightfully. A tie
in ouh hot lunch was served during the
afternoon.
Mrs. J G. Faust will spend the week
end in Atlanta.
Mrs J. It Armstrong and little
<la ug I iter. Kllsabeth of Woodvllle, are
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Johnson.
Mrs. W, It Jackson. Jr,, and Mrs. K.
\\ t’opelan spent 'Tuesday in Atlanta.
Miss Louise Wright spent the week
end in Atlanta.
Miss Fharlle Mae Carter was the
week-end guest of friends In Atlanta.
Mis* Amy Gelssler has return**! home
from • pleasant visit to her sister. MYs.
Ashurst. In Aiken, 8. C.
Mrs Norman Smith returned Monday
fr *m a vis t to Atlanta.
Mrs Henley Hall and Henley. Jr., are
the guests of Mrs K. Harvey Armor.
Miss Clyde WIUIs, of Covington, was
a week-end visitor home.
Hr C. C King, and MY W. C. Da
vidson. of White Plains were in the city
yesterday
Mr Louis Shipp of Sparta, spent
Sunday with parents, Col. and Mrs. F.
B. Shipp.
Mr. Noel P. Park spent several days
in Augusta.
Judge .1 H. Park is holding court this
week it* Ritonton.
Mrs Hill Lewis wo* the guest Thurs
day of Mrs. A. H. Smith. ti
Mr C. N. Spinks, of Greenville. S. C.,
whs the guests of relatives he## this
week.
Mr. R L. Pa dwell spent Sunday with
his daughter, Mss l-aurie at Agnes
Scott.
Miss Lillian Russel spent the week
end in Vilanta
Re\ J A. Simpson spent the week
end In Penfte d and filled his regular ;
appointment at the Presbyterian church, j
Have you seen Rice-O’Connor Shoe
Co's, window?. Manufacturers' v sam
ples of ladies’ patents, tsn and white
Colonials, Dumps, steel buckles. $1.95
and $2.45.
JEFFERY MOTOR CARS
Reliable Auto Co.
A. & P. SPRING SALE
Sardines moT! 6 ’. a can 4c
Baked Beans Tc^ 0 a can 7c
Catsup Head .... 3 bottles 25c
Toilet Paper kSff 7 Rolls 25c
A. & P. Old Virginia Sugar Cured
Hams, lb I9c
SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS,
pound 20<*
New York State
Potatoes,
peck vfxlv
Yard Eggs, -?n r
dozen vlvk-
Keen Appetite
Bowels Regular
Always Feel Fine
and Look the Part.
The best remedy for liver, stomach
or bowel troubles and especially con
stipation is the famous HOT SPRINGS
LIVEP. BUTTONS.
Take thti famous remedy, that Hot
Springs, Arkansas, doctors prescribe as
a general tonic and blood purifier and
to put the liver, bowels and stomach in
fine working order.
Don't miss getting a box today—they
tone up the liver, drive out the poison
ous gas and waste in the bowels and
make you feel cheerful and full of new
life and ambition in a few hour*.
Throw away calomel and slam bang
purgatives Try little chocolate coat
ed HOT SPRINGS I.IVER BUTTONS
Just once and you'll have no use for
any other liver remedy. Fine for sick
headache, sallow skin, dull eyes and
blotches.
All druggists everywhere for 25
cents, and money back, if they aren’t
the best ever. Free sample from Hot
Springs Chemical Co., Hot Springs,
Ark. #
The Carolina
Arts and Crafts
Have Just received a now supply of
mountain goods—
Baskets, Chairs and
Handwoven Rugs
Call and see them and also exam
ine our line of fine embroideries, cro
chet table mats, fine tatting, hand
kerchiefs, etc.
1245 BROAD STREET.
Spring Clianing
Now is tho time to use
our
BED BUG POISON
largo bottle with
brush 25c 1 *
Elkays’ Ant, Bug and
Roach Powder,
250 and 50<\
Peterman’s Roach
Powder,
IS*** and 25c 4 .
Peterman’s Discovery,
15c and 25c.
Moth Balls, 3 lbs.
for 25<*
Red Cedar Flakes,
per package.. .... 15C
Phone us your wants.
Motorcycle Delivery.
T. G. Howard
The Stores
El Ryad
Coffee
Tho Moat Delicious
Grown.
This Coffee Is al
ways sold In Trade-
Mark Green Bags,
and for sale only at
The AAP atores.
Lb. 35c
844 St.
STOP
WASTING YOUR MONEY
When you DON’T buy your Paint from us, you
pay a middle man’s profit. In buying from us
you buy direct from the FACTORY and save
that PROFIT.
Our Paints axe best. .. Out Prices are Right.
O’CONNOR-SCHWEERS PAINT CO.
Manufacturers
j Red and Buff, Dry Pressed
and Common Building.
LARGE STOCK. PROMPT SHIPMENT.
Georgla-Carolina Brick Co.
Writs for Prlcaa. Howard H. Stafford, Praaidant. Augusta, Qa.
This bank prides it*«lf on its impregnable structure aa a
business Institution. It has been founded to stand as a con
servative Institution of unquestionable strength In this com
munity as an absolutely trustworthy guardian of every re
sponsibility with which It Is entrusted.
FOR 34 YEARB IT HAB STOOD A 8 A VERITABLE “ROCK
OF GIBRALTAR.''
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT ON THE STRENGTH OF
OUR PAST RECORD.
The Augusta Savings Bank
INCORPORATED 1879.
THe best car for its pries—and non* bsttsr at sny pries. That's what
ws claim for tha Ford. And mora than four hundrsd and fifty thousand
Fords in worid-wida aarvioa baar aut our eontantion. Buy yours today.
Lombard Foundry, Machine & Boiler Works & Supply Store
Salmon StVcn can I2c
Mackerel ?.?"•*. 8-Ib.kit 99c
Jelly IS . Any a jar 8c
Navy Beans B„r on . lb. 5c
Snowdrift Compound—No. 55<;
No. 10, $1.10; No. 20, $2.20.
A. & P. Fancy Patent Flour,
24 pound sack 78^
Sultana
Coffee
la the Beet Value on
the Market.
This Coffee is al
ways sold in Cardi
nal Red Trade-Mark
Bags.
TAKE Mo OTHER.
Lb. 30c
Fancy
Lemons
Dozen
20c
iih. um \ t msm c
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