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EIGHT
THEIR MAME IS LEGION.
Mr* Ren Adam <m*> tier tribe oat
IK'Ut I
A wok* on* night from dreams or
growing stout.
\nd m* she lay, frightened and aore-
I) troubled,
keeling her thin to wee that 'twa» not
jjoubied.
She apled. p#mhed In a chair right
bv her bed.
A vlalnn sweetly gowned and (|ult«
well bred
t hook »he reated on her tight-clad
knee,
\nd at It ahe waa glaring intlently
In wonder then the awakened ladv
aald:
Why are you here?” The vision
raised her head
"To get the names," ahe answered. "I
wa» sent.
Of all the women who abandon bridge
in Lent.”
She opene l wide a spotless, unmark
ed hook.
••Mot one have I yet found," and add-
Beautiful
Hair Tinting
Absolutely and Positively Harmless
"Brownatons” Instantly Changes
the H|ir to Any &hsde of Brown
(or B'sck if Prsferisd.)
Nothing ro rob* a woman of her good
look* and i(lirMOttvrn*N ns gray, atreak
ed or failed hair. And there is no more
"32 * *
Thu one tialr Ptaln that Ntanda »u
--prfm« Ip •’Hrownatone.'* I» la almplt
and imay to tme. Juat comb or bruah
It into your hair. It *hii not bt d*-
tlcted v 111 iiot rub or wash <*ff. inii
liirtantly, and la übaolutaly harmlean
"Brnwttutonf" will |lv(i anv abode de
i.rcd from golden brown to black.
Tour di ugglat »*-llp “Hrownatone" or
will gei It f< r you. and it la worth your
while to Inaiat upon having tb p ptejura
ton and not pometblng Him*. A Multiple
and a booklet will be mailed you upon
receipt of 10 renta, and your ordera will
la- filled d nrt front our laboratoriea if
you reefer.
Two Plane -2!m* and s!.<*>.
Two Blind** One for ftoldan or Me
dium flmwn. the other for Hark Itrown
of Black.
lraiat on **Hrownatona” at your balr
dreaaet 'a.
Prepared only by the Kenton Phar
titucal Co 612 K. Pike HI., Covington,
Ky
| Sold and guaranteed In Augusta by
(Jreen dt Homey l>rttg 00.. Froat’a Phar
macy and other leading dealera.
SURE WAY TO GET
RID OF DANDRUFF
End Itching Scalp and Stop
Falling Hair—At Once.
There In on*' sure wax that never
fall* to remove dandruff completely
and that la to dissolve It. This de
stroys It entirely. so do this. Just
pel about four ounces of plain, ordi
nary liquid arvon; appl> It at niplit
vhn retiring; use enough to molsler
the aralp and rub It in gently with
the tlnper tips
By morning most. If not all. of your
dandruff »t I lie gone, and three or
lour more applications will conn letc-
I) dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of It no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will tlml. too, that all Itching
and digging hf the scalp will slim In
stantly. and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, an!
look and feel a hundred times bet
ter.
If you want to keep your hair look
ing rich, do li\ all means get rid of
dandruff for nothing destroy* the hair
ao quickly. It uot only starve* the
hair and makes It Tall out. but It
makes It stringy, straggly, dull. dry.
brittle and lifeless, and everybody no
tices It. You can get liquid arvon
at any drug store. It Is inexpensive,
and four ounces is all you will need.
This simple remedy has never been
known to fall
Spring Reception Days
at Levy’s Women’s
THE J. WILLIE LEVY CO.
Society
ed, “Ijook!”
"Don’t write me down!” quirk erled
out Mrs Bra.
"Kor If one stops for Torty days, why,
then
One’a place la lost In her swift social
rush,
And then one has to stay outside llut,
hush!"
She whispered: "Write me down with
- those
Who only play one table " The vision
roae,
And. with a weary sigh, she shook
her head—
“No hook would hold the names of
those," she said
- Marion llanlster. In N. Y. Time*.
CONCERT FOR
GRACE CHURCH TONIGHT.
Kor the concert which will he given
at North Augusta school house to
ut.* ht. the proceeds to go to Grace
MethodlKt church, the following at
tractive program Is announced:
Holectlon Lyric Quartette
(Messrs. Murrah. Manning, ('lark and
Hengo )
Solo—(a)O Heart of Mine. .Galloway
to)Joy of the Morning ...Ware
Miss Katherine Mulkey.
Hole Guards «’lu Dlanca l.una .. ..
K Campana.
((Hec the Male Moon I
Misers Lena Hradshaw and Hertha
Bancken.
IHeclfatton Miss Kanny Henry
Holo— la) Coolan Dhu . .Mranco l.eonl.
<b) Jean Bproaa
Miss Daisy Jackson.
Duet Sympathy .. From the (•'lre My
Miss Mulkey and Dr. ('lark
Solo ~ The Nightingale and the Rose
Miss Marlon Mallard.
Mediation Miss Henry
Selection Lyric Quartette
I mol Sliver Threads Among the
Gold Hanks
Misses Mulkey and Mallard.
PLEASANT COMMENT ON
LEVY-FERST WEDDING.
The Savannah News of yesterday
says:
The romantic marriage In Augusta
Sunday night of Miss Mildred Kerst to
l»r, M S. ta'vy was an Interesting top
ic of conversation yesterday among
the bride’s many Savannah friends
and admirers and the large family con
nection of both herself and Dr. la>vy.
Dr. Levy's mother was before her mar
riage Miss Addle Solomons, daugher
of M. J. Solomons of Savannah. She
la a sister of Mrs. Joseph Isivensteln.
He himself has never lived here hut
has many Savannah relatives. His
attractive young bride Is one of the
prettiest girls of her set and has been
exceedingly popular. Dr. and Mrs.
Levy are expected In the rtty tomor
row morning, but will spend only one
day her* with the bride's parents. Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Kerst. They will re
turn tile aame evening to Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Richards have
named their young son William Thom
as. Jr.
ren min or MIM«
In tolerating
unattractive
huh than thara
la In wearing
unbecoming
gown a. Near
ly all of Iho
m o r « n< t*d
hcMUtlea lona
ago nct'KiiUeil
thlft fuel, amt
NO Hear their
hair not only
In Htyle, hut
fitfto the rnW*\
moat heroin*
trig
SACRED HEART GIRLS
TO GIVE MUSICALE.
Tile students of the music depart
ment of Hacred Heart Academy will
give one of their delightful afternoon
mualcalea tomorrow at the academy
Hall, The guests, who are limited, are
Invited for six o'clock,
EDWARDS HUBLES.
Interesting to many mutual friends
will tie the announcement of the mar
riage of Miss Emma law lluldes and
Mr. Benjamin Franklin Edward*,
which took place last night at eight
o'Vlock at the parsonage of Crawford
Avenue Baptist church, ltev. Thomas
Walker officiating. The young couple
have many friends and are receiving
congratulations at their home on upper
tireene street.
AT THE CRANFORD.
Mrs, Herbert Clark and Mrs Rnmuel
Martin will serve tea Ml the Cranford
Club tomorrow afternoon.
The Indisposition of Miss Mary
Mary Walker will tie learned of with
regret.
Mr and Mrs William B Seahrook
entertained at an Informal dancing
party last night at their home on
North Boulevard In honor of Miss
Cary Ludwig and her guest, Mias
dale Crawford Atlanta Conatitu
tlon
NOTICE TO
TEXTILE UNION.
The members of local union No.
Li’.*, flilted Textile Workers, are re
quested to meet tonight at S o'clock
to atend to Important huslnerfk mat
ter*.
CALLED MEEETING
OF THE AUGUSTA
WOMAN’S CLUB.
There will be n called meeting of
the .Augusta Woman s Club on Fri
Department
With the now fashions,
now apparel, now fabric and
now arrivals daily in Suits,
1 >rossos, Shirt Wni'ts ami
Easter Furnishings, this
dopartmont. is in complete
harmony with the Easter
spirit, and looks the part.
Fascinating little Suits
and Dresses with all the de
sirable points of novelty
and style, each a distinct
departure from the ordi
nary—one of a kind—are
among the recent arrivals,
('all tomorrow and see them.
DOUBLE PURPLE
STAMPS GIVEN
BEFORE NOON
We Are Closing Out All Our Last Season’s All-Over Leather Rockers
and Chairs to Make Room for the Incoming Spring Stock.
At the Prices We Ask For Them You Can Surely Find Some Corner For One of
| ll || Jy
Just to start tilings £oii*£, we are offering for
tomorrow only, our regular $4.<K) Porch Rockers at
$2.98. Thus is a full size rocker in Golden Oak,
or painted green; lias double cane seat and high
back; will last a lifetime. * Do not get cane seat con
fused with rattan, which is very brittle and soon
goes to pieces. Special one day only $2.98
$2.50 Folding Go-Carts, rubberized tired .. $1.98
$2.50 Bisson’s Carpet Sweepers, special .... $1.98
75c Solid Oak Taborettes, for 49<*
day. March 37th, at 4 P in , by order
of the president Mark' C. Smith,
chairman publicity committee.
ADJUTANT YATES TO
DELIVER LECTURE.
Adjutant Yates, of the Salvation
Army, will give a very Interesting lec
ture tomorrow (Thursday) night at
7: .10 o’clock, at Wesley House, for
merly King Mill Mission. The money
made from the sale of tickets, which
are ten cents each, will go to ttio
Mothers’ Club.
MRS. ROBERT
WALTON ENTERTAINS.
Mrs Robert Walton entertained
the North Augusta Card Club and
oilier friends very charmingly with
bridge yesterday afternoon, the game
being followed by the serving of a
lovelv afternoon tea. The high score
prize, a pretty pair of boudoir slip
pers, was awarded to Mrs. Wade
Woodward, and. the consolation, a
book, to Mrs. Kyerson Guest.
Mrs Walton's guests on this pleas
ant ocaslon were Mrs. Charles N.
Churchill Mrs L. ,1. Williams, Mrs.
Buutiell, Mrs Guess, Mrs J T. Wil
lis Mrs. Laura G. Duffy, Mrs. An
drew A Walton, Mrs H U. Clark
oT Savannah, Mrs. W. W. Barnes.
Mrs. Kd Barnes. Mrs. J. C. lgituar,
Mrs Storv Mrs McDaniel, Mr*. Mc-
Karlage Mrs Woodward. Misses
Spick, Mrs. Ralph, Miss Elizabeth
Willis, Mrs Barksdale and Mrs. Ker
shaw
WILHENFORD NOTES.
Special attention is called to the
meeting of the Childrens .Hospital
Association on Thursday morning at
12 o'clock at the Y W. C. A. rooms.
Phis meeting is lor the purpose of
hearing from the program committee
of the 1920 Creator Minstrels.
This committee has tried to do
most of the work hy correspondence
and have sent out the following cir
cular letter:
Dear Sirs: .‘. club formed of some
of the wung business men of Au
gusta. called the "1920 Greater Mins
trels,” are giving u benefit perform
ance on April ltth for the Children's
Hospital
Tin- Children's Hospital Associa
tion are getting out a souvenir pro
gram and are writing to all the firms
with which we deal, asking If they
wish advertising space Our "ads '
range In price from $1 to $5 Whole
page, $lO. and haek. Inside cover, sls.
We are having 1,000 copies made,
so IT you will take any space please
send check and copy as soon as pos
sible.
Verv trttlv yours,
CHILDREN'S HOSP ASSN
Julia E. Moore. Treas.
Many replies of various sorts have
been rvcelved. and the ladies appre
ciate sincerely the generous spirit of
some of them The tins l.ight Com
pany, of Augusta, wrote as follows?
and took an entire page:
"Miss Julia P Moore. Treas..
"Children's Hospital Association,
"near Madam:
"It Is not our practice to so into
church or organisation programs with
advertising, but your organisation has
been doing sucb good w-ork here. 1
will be glad to see your 'dummy.'
"Sincerely vours
"J J HI MPHREYS
"General Manager."
DELIGHTFUL CONCERT
LAST NIGHT.
Mr Robert Irvine scored a success
with his concert at St James' audi
torium lasi night There was a most
gratifying attendance and the pro
gram rendered was one of the pret-
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
ANDREWS BROS. CO.
This massive overstuffed
Rocker, very comfortably
upholstered in genuine
Spanish leather, the kind
that will not eraek or bc
come sticky, having ' full
spring-edge scat and
spring hack. The frame
work is Northern berch
finished mahogany. It is
of generous proportions,
being 32 inches in width
and 38 inches high. Reg
ular price S2O, P I 1 Cl]
sale price 01 uiJU
tlest ever presented to an Augusta
audience.
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
The Asbury Buracu Class held their
monthly meeting at the home of Mr.
John W. Young.
The meeting wa* well attended, as
all members seem to take vest in
terest In the upbuilding of the class
After different things reftttive to
the class were taken up and dis| used
of the class adjourned to the spacious
dining room, where delightful re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Young.
The evening was very much enjoyed
by all.
—Mrs. Eula Young, of Harlem, Is
spending a few days with Mrs. S. L
Osborne before going to Atlanta
Thursday.
—Mrs. Thomas Garrett’s hosts of
patrons and friends as well, will be
Interested In learning that she Is now
with the C. W. Wise dry goods com
pany where she will tie delighted to
serve them at any and alt times. Mrs.
< turrett Is one of the most competent
saleswomen In the city and this up-to
date store Is to lie congratulated on
securing her services. Mrs. Garrett
will handle the La Vlctoire corset.
MRS BRITTINGHAM TO
REPRESENT CATHOLIC PAPER.
Mrs. T G. Brlttlngham has been ap
pointed by Bishop Kelley as the Au
gusta correspondent of the Morning
Star, of New Orleans, and to cover any
Items of news of Interst. Mrs. Brit
tingham has been connected with the
But, alas, that *o few of our babies stay with us I The empty armi and tha
aching heuita that they leave behind as they slip away I They could be saved
—thasa cherished babies- If mothers would laarn bow to feed them.
Nature Intended your baby to have hie mother's milk. If you can’t nurse
your hahy.do r.ot try every food that frienda recommend. Cowl’ milk won't
do. It's too heavy for your delicate baby, it's full of germs. It bring*
death and disease to babies all over the country.
Nestles FooH
la tha nearest thing there la to moth
er's milk. Pure, rich milk Is its basis
—milk from healthy, carefully guard
ed cows in clean Dairies. This milk la
ao purified and modified, so changes!,
that even the frailest baby can
digest it. NsstlPs is a complete Food
in itself. AU you do to prepare it is
to add cold w ater and boil.
Scad let Sample Bel es Neitlt’i Feed Free
For your baby's sake, we want you
to know the wonderful body-build
ing qualities of Nestld's Food. Your
baby will thrive and grow strong on
it. Just at thousands of other delicata
babies have dons. In this bos there
These Handsome Pieces.
OUR HOUSEFUR
NISHING CLUB
PLAN
Enables you to buy
Furniture, Curtains,
II ousefumishings,
etc., the same as for
cash, with a small fee
for carrying. This is
entirely offset by the
Purple Stamps which
we give on monthly
payments.
large Baltimore papers and has also
done some fine work for the Augusta
papers from time to time. She Is in
every way qualified for the honor that
has been conferred on her.
—Mr. Frank W. Salley, who is a
senior at the University of Georgia,
accompanied by his friend, Mr. Fred
L. Morse, has returned to Athens, af
ter spending a few days with his par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. O. B. Salley, 1246
Broad street.
CONCERT AT PARTRIDGE INN
TONIGHT.
Senor Andonegui, assisted by Mr
Robert and Mr. Gardner Delmonico,
will give a very charming concert to
night at Partridge Inn. There are no
tickets or price of admission, but a
gratuitous contribution will be taken
up.
The following program will be ren
dered as Senor Ahdonegui, Mr. Irvin
and Mr Delmonico only can render
it:
Greig Norwegian Cradle Song
Mr. Irvin.
Adams Farewell to the Desert
Mr. Delmonico.
,(a> Alard RobertLeDiable
(b) The Storm Andonegui
Senor Andonegui.
(at Coote To Be Near You
(b) Bond Until God’s Day
Mr. Delmonico.
(at McDowell .. .. ?.To a Wild Rose
(b) Devorne Humoreske
Senor Andonegui.
(at Cadman Memories
(lit Scott ..In the Garden of My Heart
Mr. Delmonico.
A mother *s greatest
treasure —her baby
Who knows, like a mother,
the wonder and awe and de
light of a baby dosely held next
her heart? Who, like a mother
who has passed through shad
ows to bring into the world
this fair little flower, can know
so well the joy, the mystery
and the blessedness of this
experience?
is enough for 12 feeding*. Try it.
W* will *l*o **nd you our "Better
Babies” Chart. Meaaure your baby
according to health Standards, and
see Jual how near ha comas to being
perfect. Fill out the Coupon now.
and you will receive the sample box.
the Chart and our Book for Mother*.
NESTLE’S FOOD COMPANY
WoehroTth Bids. New Ywrk
Pitas* wrd me. PRES, roar book ootf
trial pock os*.
.iSAoi
An English lounging de
sign, very durable in con
struction and most com
fortable in its seating
qualities. The upholster
ing Ls composed of moss
and genuine curled hair.
The exposed frame work
is mahogany. It tis 32
inches in width and
37 inches in length,
It is covered in genuine
leather. Regular price is
ST:.".. $17.50
Two passenger porch swings, mission design,
equipped with norrrustable, unbreakable chains.
Attached to swing in such a way that it is. impos
sible to tip over. Price $2.49
$2.50 Matting Covered Utility Boxes $1.98
$6.50 extra heavy China Matting Art Squares, sizes
9x12, all colors, very durable; special $5.49
$4.00 Japanese Matting Art Squares, size 9x11; 6*
beautiful designs and colors; special $2.98
(a) . .. .. ..Gypsy Dances
(b) Drdla Souvenir
Senor Andonegui.
Delßiego O Dry Those Tears
Violin Obligato.
Senor Andonegui, Mr. Delmonico.
Senor Jose Andonequi .. ..Violinist
Mr. Gardner C. Delmonico.. ..Tenor
Mr. Robert A. Irvin Pianist
—Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Crowley, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. W,
Duer on the Hill have returned to
their home in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Diseases Due to Germs
All disease, not only infectious dis
ease, but all other disease —colds,
throat troubles, intestinal troubles—
are all due to implanted germs. These
germs, once in the body, multiply by
millions. Nature provides for their
extermination, but sometimes is un
equal to the task.
When Nature begins to lose you
soon feel the toxins or poisons—your
head aches—your tongue is coated —•
you are dizzy, woozy, stupid, half
sick —then sure enough sick.
The Bile is clogged and must be re
leased before you get relief. Bile is
the disinfectant that stops the multi
plication of germs. Release the Bile
and the trouble is relieved.
The old-time Doctor who had no re
gard for your comfort, would give you
Don’t “Wear Out” a Cough or Cold—Smoothe Out with Dr. Bell's Pine-
Tar-H oney.
t •
Bailie-Edelblut Furniture Co.
Special Thursday's Rocker Sale:
$2.50, Rattan Scat, Green or White $1.98
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25.
870 BROAD
STREET
—Mr. J. A. White, superintendent of
the Augusta Southern Railway, is in
Atlanta today.
—Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Deur, are in
Atlanta where Mr. Deur is attending
the meeting of the railway general
managers of the Southwest.
FIVE THOUSAND
Ladles’, Misses’ and Children’s nigh
grade Straw Hats at less than one
naif price. No two alike.
P. F. SHERON & CO.
578-580 Broad.
a good big dose or two of Podophy
phyllin (May Apple Root). It would
gripe—it would make you sick as a
horse—but it brought the Bile from
the Liver every time.
Nowadays such strenuous remedies
are taboo. But nothing has ever re
placed this old-time-tried remedy.
Science has been working for years to
take the gripe and nausea out of Pod
ophvllin and now in PoDoLax you
have the old Bile-starting power of
Podophyllin without the gripe and
nausea.
is a Podophyllin formula
that tastes good—that releases the
Bile gently—without annoyance or
loss of time. “PoDo” from Podophyl
lin —"Lax” from Laxative. PoDoLax
Is the name —the only name —so ac
cept no substitute.
$3.00, Rattan Seat, Green
or White $2.10
$3.50, Rattan Seat, Green
or White $2.25
$4.50, Rattan Seat, Green
or White $3.10
$0.50 Jumbo Special,
Green or White .. $4.82
$5.00 Old Hickory,
Green or White .. $3.10
$7.00 Old Hickory,
Green or White .. $4.85
$9.00 Old Hickory.
Green or White . $7.00