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Society
SOCIAL GOSSIP
Clean-up \\ «>*k la th* absorbing
theme or Inter**! in lbs August-,
Woman's Club. The women talk of
nothin* else. The thing hs<l been
advertised until there Isn't a man,
woman or child In the city who hu*
not heard of It. The dill) Is Indebted
to Mr. Koch, of the Modjeska and
Bonita, for makln* tuts possible
through the medium of his inovlnk
picture slides, and for the next few
days every patron of these shows
Will read about thi first ten days In
April and what Is to happen then
All that I* asked of housekeepers Is
that they mill have their premises
cleaned up a general Spring clean
In*, and that all trash, irrespective
of what It Is. will be done away with,
put on the trash pile and carton
mi This will he a aplendtd op
portunlty for rummace sales, and
already several organisations are
herprakln* for all the rubbish th»i
will he unearthed by this syUmatl:
Spring cleaning.
It has been frequently wondered
why the Ladles Memorial Aas<
tlon did not arrange for a perma
nent speakers stand Instead of the
rough, ugly construction that la
thrown together each year and lint:
carted away. This year all this will
he eliminated aa the association hi*
already laid the foundation for a
pergola which will be used for this
purpose Only (he foundation has
as yet been placed but the rest will
follow.
The marriage of Mlaa Elizabeth
Willis and Mr John l>av|d De Huff
of iMantls. will be relebrated on the
evdnlng of Saturday, April 26th, al
the First Baptist church, n pretty af
fair with a number of out-of-town
friends In attendance. It will be
learned with aim ere regret thst Mr.
De Huff and hla bride will return to
Manila and not make their home In
the States, as had been hoped.
The gymnasium Hasses of the
Young Women's Christian Aasovla
t|on are to havn an *'opan nisht '
Tuesday at K. of P. hall. They In
vite all member* and friends of the
association and all women In tin
city, who arc Interested In gymna
slum work, to be with them on ltd*
occasion. "No men allowed m pi 111
of death."
I _
An event of special Interest to A
gustana will be the miirrlae* of Mbs
Agnes Crook, of Columbus, il l Air
Frank E. Beane, Jrs whuh v 'll be
solemnized with much beauty Tlur -
day evening. April arcond. at tnc
home of the bride elect's parents.
Dr. and Mrs. John Mursbul; Crook
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Henne. Hr. and
Mrs. Alph Rea tie will go over for
the wedding.
A meeting of the local chapter of
Child Elf*. which was established
last week, will be held on Thursday
afternoon at four o'clock, at the Tub
man This la the first official
tng alnc* the chapter wsh establish
ed and all members as well a* nil
Who are Interested and have not >-i
become membere of the chapter, are
cordially Invited to he present on
this occasion. Mrs Oswald R. Eve
Is In charge of ibr program.
Miss Bert Wlieles*' tango ten* sre
DANDRUFF ON HEAD
HAIR FELL OUT
Gould Hardly Sleep for Scratching.
Hair Thin, Dry and Lifeless. A
Few Applications of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Cured.
Olio. Ky—*"l <u bothered seventl year*
with scalp disease There first rami' a
pUrple with a hard scab on It. I would
SSratrh It off and than It would make a sore.
At Mines 1 could hardly sleep at nl(ht for
aemtehing My hair gradually fell out.
It was thin, dry and lifeless and dandruff
was in my hair
*■ I tried several remedies hut none of
them did me any good only for a short time.
At last I saw the t'utlcura Soap and Olnt
msnl advertisement I wrote for a sample
and after uslna It once cir twice I found out
that It was lust what I had been wanting.
Bo I secured a larger amount of t'uiicura
Soap and Ointment from my druggist. I
Brat put fnttrura Ointment on my scalp
and then I would wash my head with Cull
cur* Soap With just a sow applications
of the Cuticura Soap and Ointment 1 was
cured (Maned' K. L. Pope. June 3. 1013.
"Why should I use Cuticura Soaps
There Is nothing the matter with my ekln.
and I thought Cuticura Soap wea only for
skin troubles " True. It Is fig skin troubles,
but Its (rest mission Is to prevent skin
troubles Pur mors than a generation Its
delicate emollient and prophylactic proper-
Use have rendered It the etandard for this
purpose, while Its eitretue purity and re
freshing fragrance give to l| all the advan
tages of the beet of toilet soape Cuticura
Boap BBc. and Cuticura Ointment BOc are
sold everywhere. Liberal sample of each
mailed free, with 3S-p Skin Hook. Addrees
poet-card ''CuOcura. Dept. T. Tloeton '
iar*Men who ehave and shampoo with Pu
tiewra Boap will Bad It beet for skin and eralp.
The Carolina
Arts and Crafts
Cardsl Cards! Cards!
EASTER CARDS. BIRTHDAY CARDS.
CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
We have a vary tin* assortment of
all kinds. hand- painted and of original
design Card* for Dlnnrra. Bridge and
of any kind filled promptly on order.
Give ua a trial and sec how well we
SM Ifi—utt you.
proving a welcome J.entcn diversion,
and every Friday afternoon Ilia
dancers are joined by others who
have become fascinated wllh the
new atop* and the delightful exer
cise, In say nothing of the social
diversion It affords them.
Roses In all their vsrled slid fra
grant loveliness will he featured In
the marriage nt Mia* Ellen l*>w and
Mr Frederick Fennlntors Powers,
Jr, which Is announced for Wed
nesday evening. April fifteenth, at
eight-thirty o'clock, at the First Bap
tist church. Dr. Jones, of course, of
ficiating. Mlsa l.nw will have as hei
matron of honor her slater. Mrs.
l.nwTenee Itenb, and her younger
Slater. Mia* Elisabeth Daw. will he
her maid of-honor. Her other mad*
will be Ml** Agnes Fuller. Mia*
Emily Hauser, Ml** Furlough Hol
lingsworth. und Ml** Julia Johnson.
Mr Edward H. Walton will he Mr.
I’nwers' beat man. and the usher*
will be Messrs. Jones and Weldon
Hatcher, Oeorge Fargo, Jr., and W
K. Mi-nkee of Atlanta. Following
the , tiureti ceremony there will he
a reception at the home of the bride's
parents. Mr and Mrs. William A.
I .aw , on the Hill.
-The up town social club waa de
lightfully entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs W. W. Kell at her home on
Crawford avenue,
—Mrs Kenneth Wood, of Bavannah,
who has been visiting Mrs. James Farr
at her home on Monte Hand, will be
Joined today by Mr. Wood and return
to Savannah.
—Mr Hnd Mrs. Campbell Chafe*
have called their little daughter Hu
sanne. after Mr*. Chafee'a aunt, Mra.
Susan Miller.
—Mr. und Mt / Tl R Partaln. of
Dunellcn, N. J<T who have been alnc*
January wllh Mr. and Mr* J. 11. I’Hr
taln. have returned to their home Mr.
I'urtaln I* an old Augusta hoy and this
I* hi* first v!*lt In nineteen year*
While south he visited the eurouud-
Ing country and aleo made a visit with
Mr*. I’artttin to Florida.
Mr. and Mra, tleorge Wellington
Rhodes Imve named their fine llttlo
»on, who arrived a few days ago,
U*orge Wellington, Jr.
Messrs. A F Otis and Dunbar
otla are spending the week end with
.'dr. and Mrs. C. M. Turner in Kllen
tMl S C.
Mr. and Mrs W. K. Miller. Jr„
I and little Miss Martha Miller will re
turn tomorrow from Macon, where
| they have been visiting Mr* Miller'*
mother. Mr* Anderson, and the Mt****
. Anderson have returned from AAt-
Ilanta.
Mrs. Htewart Phlnlzy and Mlsa
lean la I’hlnlsy have returned from
Atlanta.
Mlsaea Emily and Ellen Thomas and
their house-guest*. Miss Fleming or
California, Mias Muller of New S'ork,
and Mr. Charles Taft will leave Tues
day to resume Iheir various studies
north,
Mrs. Daniel McCramey will re
turn ! • lay to her home In Columbia.
H <•„ after a visit with her mother.
Mrs, H W. l,owe
NEWS OF KEYSVILLE
Keysville, Ga. Mr. anti Mrs Mon
rut' Wade have moved back to Keys
t lilts from Amerlcus. We welcome
thin Interesting family back and trust
they will find their old home both
profitable and pleasant. Mr Wade
will open up a mercantile bualnußS
soon.
McHtiamca Wlllla Adkins and Oscar
Dlnkens visited friends In llcplulbuh
this week
Miss Hath Jcnkliwi has returned
home, after a very pleasant visit to
her sister, Mrs. W. H. Daniel.
Mis 11 IV Ijulienby and little Sara
More have returned to their home,
near Washington, (la., after a short
\lslt to Mrs Alice Cook
Miss c’orlnne Radford, of Wrens, la
expected Friday to visit Mrs. Monroe
Wade
Messrs Theodore Daniel and Wll
t n Parker made a buaineaa trip to
Waynesboro last Thursday.
Mr .1, W Cook spent Tuesday In
Augusta
Mr. and Mrs W A Stapleton visit
ed Augusta thta week. This estim
able couple now have charge of the
Keysvllle Hotel and are doing a thriv
ing business We wish them great
success.
Mr. and Mrs II O Woodward mo
tored over to Wrens last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs W W. MeCathen and
children, of Waynesboro, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Woodward re
cently.
Mr W. It McNair, who has been
spending a while with relatives here,
has gone to Dublin, where he has ac
cepted a position with a dry goods
firm.
Mr R. 1. Way Is making Improve
ment- on some of his property here,
w hich adds greatly to the looks oT the
village.
Miss Olive Daniel Is expected home
to spend Faster with her parents,
Mr nnd Mrs K. F Daniel.
OLD LINCOLNSHIRE CUSTOM
AGAIN COMES TO LIGHT
London n nnrlent t.tneolnehire ,-tia
tom wait revived at an auqtlon x.tle i«t
Butterwlck on Thursday night to ,lo
termlne the letting of a piece of mead
ow land.
A candle waa lighted and pierced
with a pin. Bidding began, and the
candle burned until the flame reached
the pin, which fell out The land wan
then declared let to the laat bidder.
KICKAPOO WORM KILLER EX
PELS WORMS.
The cauae of your ehlld'a Ilia - the
foul, fetid, offenalve breath —The start
ing up with terror and grinding of
t«eth while asleep—The sallow com
plexion—The dark circles under the
eyes —Are sll Indications of worms.
Kirk a poo Worm Killer Is what your
child needs; It expels the worms the
cause of the child's unhealthy condi
tion. Kor the removal of seat, stom
ach and pin worms. Ktckapoo Worm
Killer k*hes sure relief. Its laxative
effect adds tone to the general sys
tem. Supplied at a randy confection—
children like It. Safe and sure relief.
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co. Phila. or St.
Louie.
Guararteed. Buy a box today. Price
15c. All Druggists or by mall.
Skirts dry cleaned, 50c up.
Augusta French Dry Cleaning
Co., Fone 2976. W. D. T. B.
WRITE STORIES EOR
MOVING PICTURE PLAYS
Ntw, Proftttlon for Mtn
Womm —Ono Man Makti fJftOO
In Six Mon'h*.
Owing lo th* liirir** numbtr of new
motion picture th«a»r*« which «r® bpln*
gptntil throughout the country, there I*
offered to the men and women of t<*lay,
ii new pofaiilon, namely, that of writ-
In* moving picture pl*»ye rrodureri
are pnylrg from $25 to slsd for each
ecenerlo necepfed, upon which they cun
hulld u photo pliy.
S3BOO In Six Months.
Aa It «nly require a a few hours' time
to ronatruct n complete pixy, you can
r<adl!y aee the Immense poaeihilttlea in
t)tla work One man, who gave the Idea
a tryout, wrltea tlwit he earned 13800 in
*ix months It la possible for an in
'eillKcnt person to meet with «<jual suc
ceae.
One feature of the hi.aineaa which
should iiptic.ii to everyone, la that the
work may he done at home In apnra
time. No literary ability li required and
women have aa great an opportunity aa
men. Ideas for plots are constantly
turning up. end may be put In scenario
form and sold for a g xxl price.
Particulars Sent FREE.
Complete particulars of this moat In
tereetln* end profitable profession may
be bad FHRK OF CHANGE by sanding
a post card to
Photo-Play Association
BOX 158. WILKtS BAKKt. PA.
DROPSY
SPECIALIST
Usually give quick r*ll*f.
lixva entirely relieved many
seemingly hopeless cast*.
Hwalllng and short breath
soon gun* Often gives
entire relief In 16 to 26
davn Trial treatment eent
free.
DR. THOMAS E. GREEN
Successor to Dr, H. H.
Green's Sons
Box P Atlanta, Qa.
/VA / fv\lg/ >j2L\l
A Year's Service Has Not Suggested One
Single Mechanical Improvement
TV Chandler enter* too Hi second season a
tried and true car.
Everywhere, It has made good. So good, (hat we
have not found —nor hat any one of the hundreds
of Chandler owner* found—a angle mechanical
weakness. Man marvel at its power, to flexibility,
it* economy.
We tow not tod to make a tingle chosen
change. Tht only change for 1914 is m body
design and in (Ins me hot* achseemi the ultimate.
Hare b a car that in to Aral season met nothing
but praise from the critical men who paid their
money tor It and expected groat things of It Not
an* of ttoae buyer* era* rttofpfdmul
And why should the record of the Chandler be
otherwise?
Who build foe Chandler?
Men who have been building the highest grade
aix -cylinder can for erven year*. Men who know
sires Men who knew that a high grade, light
weight. economical aix amid be built to eeil at a foie
price. Men who were competent to txifldeuch a car.
Why shouldn't such man wto out ?
Just because six-cylinder cat* always had bean
heavy. and high priced and expensue-to-run was
no n«on. Some Mka thought it was. but It
want We have procod that it wasn't
Come See This Light Weight Six—the Car That Challenges Comparison
931 Ellis St, Augusta, Ga
THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA.
HOTEL FLANDERS
133-137 West 47th St., New York City.
• JUST Off BROADWAY.
The right kind of a hotel In th# right loostlty. In th# heart of the
theatre district and adjacent to the shopping centres Positively fire
proof Excellent culelnn and an exceptional orchestra, A large addition
Just completed, containing llhrny, grill and hUilard hell.
Handsomely Furnished Rooms, Private Bath,
$1.50 PER DAY AND UPWARDS.
FYom Grand ( entrnl Htatlon, cars marked "Broedway" without transfer:
Pennsylvania Station, 7th Av*. cars without transfer.
Booklet upon request
H. H. SHaRJ£B. PROP
Self Rising Flour 80''
No. 3 Tomato**, 3 for.. 25'
No. 2 Tomato**, 2 for ...'.IS'-
Sugar f'orn, 3 for 25*-
Red Vclva Syrup. 3 fur.... 25-
WOVERSNE TEA COMPANY
H. E. PHILLIPS, M a r. Phone 3356. 1288 BROAD STREET
SPECIALS
The New Stream-line
Chandler
The advent of tto Ctoodtar—in foe Spring of
1913 —truly marked ooe of foe important Epochs
of Motor History. >
For here wae a real six. built by a group at
men who tone tone it any group of man m tha
world knew. , i
It was a tox that weighed octy MW pound*
completely equipped.
It was a six that did anything that any si* could
do, and did it economically.
stm it sold for liras.
No wonder foe car-buying public sold' “Here
is a aix for aa now."
No wonder men who were thinking at buytog
can tod; "Well kaep our eye on this Chandler '"
And they ham kept their eye on the Chandler.
So has the trade. So have the designers. And
the Chandler to* made good..
It h not surprising that now —for 1914—ottor
builders of sixes are falling into Una, pail men.
offering new model* —abbreviation* or modifica
tion* of their regular roodato—at prices some thing
like the Chandler price.
But there I* nothing cut out of foe Chandler
Light Weight Six to make to price possible.
Every vital detail that"* in high priced can I* in
tto Chandlar. And It"» that* In highest quality.
SPETH GARAGE AND SALES CO.
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Manufacturer,, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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.
Rull Hoad Catsup. 3 for.., 25 <:
Bull Head Jelly, 3 for 25*’
California Dessert Peaches
fur 25' ’
Fresh Eggs, while they last
dozen 30'-
wMSm
(HANDLER Wifi
Light Weight Six Built By Men Who Know '
Features of Chandler Design and
Construction
Th arfrun« Chandler itobr—detoaead be Cbaf
Engineer WhkDock. tor yaw* deatonortfth. hglwv
(tail*. Mgh *>tod cere aaiktiinf —te the Anna
Antoon jlgtonmix of the lan* stroke motor prin
ciple Rated at 15 h. p., dwilopt to eny driver could
MA with tone to gn Cyttoder* cast hi blotto of
- ** - - - * » ■ - a * - w. *■ . i
writ, mcm ooraM imported inan cMra V oiflu|
cam abaft, pomp to narrator Oast rkumsam motor
baa*, extending ha hot to frame, vrith tndlvtdur)
pedeetele buQt megral tor mapwto, fenvraaor end etarting
motor. And many ether etrictav tagh grade motor faaturee*
Control lo to the cantor Lgt tod* drier.
Booch High Tension Mt*tto
Stromberg fatoatatoii. with hot tor to daeh prttoM*
MuttspU Disc BaS Bearing Raybestos dutch.
Wm. eCMWeiOERT, A. *. MORRI®, TMO®. 8. GRAY,
President. Vloe President Cathlerv
Union Savings Bank
Comer Broad and Eighth Streets.
Capital j wr • •'••• .SIOO,OOO
Surplus •• • •• • • $
Stockholders Liability .SIOO,OOO
Protection to Depositors $250,000
0
DIRECTORS:
Wm. SCIIWEIOERT, T - 8 RAWORTH,
A. B. MORRIS, IS- J- DOR* B .
FRANK X. DORR, R- ROY OOODWTN,
BOWDRE PHINTZY, O HENRY COHEN,
JNO. P. MULHERIN. THO®. 8. GRAY.
Depository United States Court, Northeastern
Division Southern District of Georgia.
Woodward Contracting Co.
L. W. Woodward, Mgr.
405 Leonard Building.
General Constractors. Phone 2968.
Weigh* 2885 pound*, completely equipped,
ON THE SCALES run* Sixteen Miles
per gallon of gasoline— run* Seven Hundred
Mile* per gallon of oil owner* average
7,000 Miles per aet of tire*—poaieaaea every
high-grade feature found on HIGH PRICED
Six Speed 3to 55 miles per hour with
out shifting gears—climb* every hill between
Chicago and Boston on high rides the
bumps like a boat distinguished by the
beauty of its new stream-line body design.
Is manufactured by an experienced organi
zation of soundest financial standing and
Highest credit. And sella for $1785.
oUNDAY. MARCH 29.
Wooduahouso Separate Out Badris Startmg and
Ughtit* System
Mayo Genuine Honeycomb Mercedes Type Radiator.
Floating Type Chandler Donga Rear Aide, imported
FAS. Amato Ml Bevfcge to Wheels. Shaft* end
Differential.
Ten and Twelve-Inch Upholstery.
General equipment ibrntuldy mmpltte and all Ugh
grade.
Body SOle—pun NMaAa. Fear beeettoil body
drrigrto- The fire-passenger tourto* daatgn aiuetratad
above, f 7(5, e handecene taktoh raaabout. 117*5 to
two rtrtolngh' krutkol doto bodies. t tour nee anger
coupe. *54*5. weight 5075 pound*, end th* hmooetoe,
•INS waiton Jlo* parade. Rogotor color, rich dark
blue with rilwr ctrtpiog
Phone 2137