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Men and Boys Clothing, the latest in Hats, Neckwear, Hosiery, Shirts, Collars, Underwear, and in fact anything you may
imagine in things for men. There are hundreds of suggestions that cannot be here adequately described. All will
be specially priced for the “Week Before Easter ” sale at this store. Come in and let us show you what we have to offer.
MEN’S CLOTHING
Our men’s clothes are the embodiment of perfect style and best quality. We
carry none but the product of the best makers who have national reputations to
sustain for merit. In fact, it should he sufficient guaranty to you that your Suit was
of correct style and dependable quality when it comes from this store. Our stock
comprises the largest variety of pleasing styles and sizes, so that no matter in
what direction your taste runs you will have no difficulty in securing just the
style you like here.
Prices Range from $15.00 to $35.00
Easter Musical Programs in the
Churches of Augusta
The following: are iomr of the Easter
musical program* In the Augusta
churches:
First Baptist Church.
The following program of Easter
music will be given at the First Hap
tlst Church Sunday, April 12th:
Morning.
Organ Prelude, "March Solnnnelle"
l.ctnulgrc
Anthem —"Now Is Christ
Risen" Maker
Offertory—"Hosannah drainer
Hiss Helen Hattie.
Postlude —"Kafare" Lemmons
At the evening service the Cantata
"Victory Divine." by J. Chrlstopher-
Marks, will he sung by a double quar
tet choir. This Is one of the most
beautiful of the Easter Cantatas and
the choir has been working diligently
for several weeks to prepare it
The soloists will be: Miss Helen
Rattle, soprano; Messrs, Warren An
drews and Alec Graham, tenors: Mr.
Foster Sego, bass, Mr. W. P. Dillon.
Jr., baritone.
• B*. Patrick's Catholic Church.
Csn<x>ne'* Mass in K. fist and offer
tory "Ave Marls." by Wtegand, sung
by Mr. John A. Rox. 10:30 a. m.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
Marso a Mass In F, for male voices.
11 a. m. Bensdlotlon service at eight
p. m
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
Easter Sunday. April 12th. 1914
11:15 A. M.
Organ Prelude (Heinrich).
Processional (Worts a) —Hymn No.
12. "Jesus Christ U Risen."
Easter Chant (Mornlngtonl —No. 322.
olorla (Mornlngtonl.
T# Drum (C. Williams).
Jubilate (A Somerville).
Hymn (Sullivan)—No. 113, "Christ
Is Rlasn."
Kyr le Rleison (Mendelssohn).
Olorla Tibi (Hedges).
Hymn (Glssant) No. 110, "Come Ye
Faithful."
ninrla (Barnhy),
Offertory Anthem (C. Simper)
"King of Kings,"
Presen lotion of Palms ("Old Hun
dred.")
Sanctus (O, Vincent.)
Agnus Del (Gilbert).
Gloria In Excels!* ("Old Chant").
Nunc Dtmittis (Dank*) Chant No.
242.
Recessional Hymn (Palestrina)
Hymn No. 111, "Alleluia."
Postlude.
J. LOUIS SAYRE.
, Organist and Choirmaster.
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church.
11 p. m., Public Confession.
11:18, Organ Prelude.
Anthem, "lie Is Risen." (chorus of
women's voices.)
Hymn, All hall the power of Jesus'
name!
Liturgical service.
Anthem. "Alleluia."—Humphries.
Sermonette.
Chant.
Lord's Prayer.
Offertory, "Rejoice This Holy Easter
Mom." —Wm Dressier.
Hymn. Christ the J»rd Is risen to
day.
Communion of conflrmants.
Doxology.
Postlude
Palm Sunday. St. Matthsw’s Lutheran
Church.
Prelude. Violin Sold.
Hymn, Rejoice, the 1/ord Is King!
Liturgical service,
t'rred.
Hymn, Itlde on, ride on In majesty!
Sermon, Mr 11. L. Petrea, of the
Lutheran Seminary at Columbia.
Offertory. "Rejoice Ye With Jerusa
lem" (chorus of women's voices.)
Examination of conflrmants.
Lord's Prayer.
Hymn, llosanna to the Son of
David,
Amen, (chanted.)
Postlude.
Woodlawn Methodist Church.
Morning Service.
Voluntary March J. J. W. la>rmnn
Hymn, All llall the Power of Jeans'
Name.
Apostles Creed.
Prayer,
Anthem. Why seek ye the living
among the dead?- Wm. Eastham.
Lesson from Old Testament.
Gloria Patti.
Lesson from New Testament.
Announcements.
Offertory, Consolation Mendelsshon
Anthen . Chrtat Is Risen H. S. Mor
! rlson.
Hymn. When I survey the Wonder*
loos Cross,
sermon.
Hymn, In the cross of Christ I
glory.
Hcnedlctlon
Evening Service.
Prelude Geo Rosekrans.
H.vmn, How sweet the name of Jesus
I sounds.
Pra yor.
Anthem. Alleluia, Christ Is Risen—
Wm. Eastman,
Scripture Reading.
Announcements.
Offertory, Serenade A. T. Morxlsn
Anthem, And when the Sabbath was
past It. M. Stulta
Hymn, Jesus the name high o'er all,
Sermon.
Ilytnn, Jesus Shall Reign,
Benediction.
Choir Sopranos, Mist* Louise Tnl
tHforro, Mia, T. F Harrison. Altos
Mias May Long, Mrs. O. M. Burch
Tenors Messrs Arthur Hale, \V. C.
Halford. Bassos Mr F. T Harrison
and Hr G M Woodbury. Mrs. Cftas.
A. Pender, pianist.
St. James Methodist Church
Morning Service.
Anthetn (Schilling) -Christ Our
Passover.
Organ (Paul Wach) - March Trium
phal.
Anthem (Simp, r)—King of Kings.
Offertory Solo Mr. J Wade Klmsoy.
Organ Post Wide (Gounod i—March,
Queen of Shoha.
Evening Service,
Cantata, "Rabhoni." Benjamin Love*
land. Text by Wm. delates Love.
Descriptive of the Resurrection and
Ascension.
Choir—Soprano* Mrs C N. Bow
den, Mrs. Jos. I'ssery, Miss Marie Cul
len. Miss Rutherford Mrs Fred Lam
back. Mrs. W. J Johnston, Mis* An
nabels White: altos Mi*.- Anna Eltv>
Wilson, Mies Eunice Oates, Mrs. T. K
McCREARY’S
“HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES”
Our store is fairly teeming with the most attractively new offerings in
Oortel, Mrs. Nellie Bresnahan; tenors:
Mr. Chas. Mallantlne. Mr. Lon Davis,
Mr. John Rox, Mr. Jones Cooper, Mr.
W. P. Manning. Mr. Frank llnlse, Mr.
A. F. Otis: basses: Mr. Wm. Dean, Mr.
Sweeney Sikes, Mr. K.l Walton, Mr.
Eugene Glbhes, Mr. Wade Klmsey.
Organist and Director: Robert A.
Irvin.
First Pr*sbyt*rjan Church
Sunday, 11:16 a. m.
Prelude (Gounod)—Sanctus. Orches
tra, Organ, piano.
Anthem (Mnrxo)—Hark! Ten Thou
sand Voices Sounding.
offertory a: Adoration (Pryor),
Orchestra, b: The Idly of the Valley
(Field); an Eastern Carol sung by a
chorus of girls.
Anthem —
o King Immortal (Brackett). Vio
lin Obligato.
b: Soprano Solo (Spross)—We Shall
See Jesus.
c: Quartette (Spross)—The Mlrnrle
of the Garden.
d: Tenor Solo (Spross)—God Is Not
the God of the Dead.
e: Quartet (Maofarlatie) —Jesus
Lives.
Postlude (Moxart) —Gloria, from
Twelfth Mass. Orchestra, Organ, I*l -
uno.
Choir ,\*lss Margaret Battle, sopra
no; Miss Caroline Brown, alto: Miss
Mortal Black, violin; Mr. W. B. Mar
quis, tenor; Mr. Felix Luck, baritone;
Mrs. T. H. Garrett, organist and di
rector.
Assisted by Retd Memorial Orohee
tra, Miss Ellen Hickman, piano.
Prelso Service, X:3O P. M.
Organ (Stalling), a:Gethsemane; b:
Golgotha; c Ostenmorgcn.
Anthem til. U. Shelley) Knights of
the Cross.
Offertory, a: ornan, “Echoes" (J. H.
Bi-elver); h: "(V Lift Your Joyful
Hearts" (Drossier). Violin Obligato.
A short cantata with Scripture read
ings:
"The Resurrection"
Frederic Field Bullard.
a: The Day of Besurrectlon. Quar
tette.
h Art Thou Weary? Art Thou Lan
quld? Soprano Solo.
c: Triumphant Lord. Alto
Baritone Duet.
d: On th<> Resurrection Morning
(carol).
e: Hark! Ten Thousand Harps and
Voices. Quartette.
FRECKLES
Now li the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
as the prescription othlne—double
strength—l* guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
\ Simply get an ounce of othlne —
double strength - from any druggist
and apply a little of It night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun to
disappear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely It Is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to com
pletely clear the skin and gain a
beautiful clear complexion.
He sure to ask for the double
strength othlne, as this is soid tinder
guarantee of money back If it fails to
remove freckles.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA.
“Week Before
Easter in
Augusta”
WILL
BE A
BIG
WEEK
AT
“Week Before Easter” Sale of Attractive Seasonable Furniture
A.T "**"*
MAXWELL BROTHERS
“Home Furnishers” - 973 Broad Street
Odorless Refrigerators
Our stock of Refrigerators is most complete and comprises a va
riety of styles, sizes and price unequaled in Augusta. Special
prices have been made on these goods and we invite the Inspection
of all who contemplate a purchase this season to avail themselves
of the unusually attractive price offerings.
Northland Refrigerators, 40-pounds ice capacity, extra
special S 7 50
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BOYS’ CLOTHING
We are truly the hoy’s friend in the matter of his clothing. We realize
that he, as well as his father, should have style and the little details that go to
make distinctiveness in his clothes. We therefore secure our hoys’ garments
from the same high-class makers of our men’s, and the only difference between
the two is in size and price.
Prices Range from $5.00 to $15.00
Baby
Vehicles
We have the larg
est line ot Baby
Vehicles, the most
popular of which
Is probably the
REED PULLMAN
This vehicle Is
completely equip
ped and popular
larly priced.
Our stock also In
cludes Sulkies,
Go-Carts and
many others.
FOUR
CHAIN
Complete
Porch
Swing
$3.50
Porch
Rockers
51.75
Up.
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McDougall Kitchen Cabinets
When you buy a McDougall Cabinet you buy a lifetime of daily
pleasure for the wife, mother or sister who gets it. It saves her
two to four hours of hard kitchen work a day—banishes kitchen
drudgery—saves steps—saves time—saves supplies and money.
The cabinet shown here Is
especially convenient with full
equipment for the average
kitchen. Has full-sliding nick
el-plated table top, swinging
removable sugar bin, sanitary
leg base you can sweep under,
sifter flour bin, jars for ce
reals and spices, etc. —places
for everything in cooking.
Come in and lot us show you
what wonderful service a Mc-
Dougall will give. See for
yourself the dozens of labor
saving conveniences it con
tains. Here's a present your
wife—mother —sister will ap
preciate every day all the rest
of her life. And the entire
family will enjoy it because
it promotes good health, good
cheer and happy living in the
home for ail.
We have a variety of designs to fit the needs of every kitchen, at
prices from the cheapest to the best. Come in—you may see one
you like even better than the one shown here.
Crex and Matting Rugs
Crex Hups, 9x12. special $8 50
Matting Rugs. 9x12, special * $3 50
New Porch
Goods
We have re
ceived new
shipments of
the most at
tractive | orch
furniture —
Rockers,
Setees, etc.
The Manilla
Rush Ware is
probably the
most service
able, very or
naments', and
reasonable in
price.
SUNDAY. APRIL 5.