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Glove l
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Real Worth / i ‘ / /> \
and Lasting I m) \
Value \JU j f.
These you get when the *“ , /a \
name “K.AYSER” is in the
hem of your silk glove*. / C \
To buy Silk Cloves 1 \ '
is true economy— because \
"KAYSER'S" wear better, fit better and hold \
their shape better than any other aillc gloves \
made, yet coat no more than the ordinary /J A
kind. Look for "KAYSER” la the hem.
You will find it in the genuine. tf'jJ
A guarantee ticket tvlth every pair that
the tips outwear the gloves.
Short "KAYSF.R” Slllt Cloves 50c to SI.JS
Long “ILAYhfcR" Silk (.love* 75c to s2.o*
AT ALL STORES
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APPROPRIATE MtMOHIAL.
"Soirf Krii'i alumni propose to cont
ain* and *lve the town « fine statue “
■'A replica of the Goddeaa of Lib-
Tty, I preaums.”—Washington Har.
Howard’s Special Souvenir Offer
Gold Fish Free
At Our Store No. 2
We have arranged to give away free at our No. 2 Store
only tomorrow (Saturday) Five Hundred Beautiful Gold
Fish, and aquariums, with purchases of Ut Prepara
tions, and a number of everyday specials—Soaps, Face Pow
der, Tooth Preparations, Perfumes, Talcum Powder etc.
The distribution will be conducted on the following plan:
One Gold Fish nnd aoquarium with Re.xall Purchase.
Two Gold Fisli nnd acqunrium with 50e Roxall Purchase.
Three Gold Fish and aoquarium with Roxall Purchase.
Four Fish nnd acqunrium with SI.OO Roxall Purchase.
The *&**°sul
Stores
Whit they mean to you unit
whit they moan to the owner*
of
store
Ai the Rexall store, whethet
In New York, Augusta or any
other of the 7,000 eltte* and
towns In the United State*, Can
ada and threat Britain It mean*
a square deal to you and It will
pay you to seek and patronts*
Resell *tore*.
To the owner, It mean* the
combined eftort* of 7,000 Retail
Drugglat* In the United State*.
Canada and Great Britain. Can
you realise what this means to
the
Rexall Store?
TYe want every man, woman
and child In Augusta and vicin
ity to know about the Rexall
stores and the Resell Policy.
T. 6. Howard, Druggist
MAKING AND MARRING.
She—Voii know it takes two to
neke a marriage.
lie Tea. Inn one ran innk» a fall*
nr* of it -Philadelphia Record.
Note the Following Preparations Are
Included in This Offer:
Rexall Liver Salta Gentle In action, cleanses the system, tone*
up the liver. Price* 25'’ and ROC.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. The most effective remedy on the mar
ket. Prlcee 2.V MV "nd Xtl OO
Rexall "OS" Hair Tonic, Will Impart to the heir new atrengtil
and new Ilf*. Price 50'’ «nd SI OO
Rexall Shampoo Paste. Antiseptic; removes dandruff; makes the
hair soft. Price 25''
Rexall Orderlies. For chronic constipation, a moat agreeable and
effective laxative. Price 25C and ROC
Rexall Rheumatic Remedy. Sufferer* from Rheumatism will ob
tain great relief from this preparation Price 50 *nd tl OO
Uexsll Pearl Tooth Powder Cleanses and whitens the teeth. An
tiseptic. Price 2fi''
Rexsll Tooth Peste delightful to Usa. Price 2RC
Rexall Rubbing Oil. Reltevea pain and inflammation. Price 25 r
Rexsll Celery and Iron Tonic Nerve and strength builder; cre
ates normal appetite. Price $1 OO
Violet Pule* Talcum. The most delightfully perfumed for dainty
ladles. Price 250.
Rexall Cherry Cough Syrup. The best of all Cough Remedies.
Price 25' . MV' tl OO
And over 500 other guaranteed preparation*. One for every til.
T. 0. HOWARD, Druggist
The IVxdfcl Stores
SOCIETY
EASTER EGG HUNT OP
LUTHERAN CHURCH SOCIETY.
The Young I.*<ll''* Society oT Bt.
, Mnilliew'H I.iitherMl) Church, will give
their annual Raster egg hunt Monday
afternoon. beginning at 4 o'clock on
tin- court house lawn
Hundred* of beautiful ecu* will he
prepared and arrangement* will b*
mHde for the accommodation* of **v
eral hundred children Luring the af
ternoon refreshments, Ices and cakus
will be sold.
NO MEETING MONDAY OF
BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The Woman's Missionary meeting of
First baptist Church, which wa* to
have been held Monday, will lie post
(toned until Monday of the following
week. April 20th.
Mr*. Harriet Oould Jefferies, Mrs.
Ksndford (lardner and Mr. James
Gardner will be among the Augustan*
attending the opera in Atlanta.
Mis* Margar‘**ta Holmes and Mrs
Rodgers will go down to Magnolia
Garden* next week
Mr and Mrs. Frank O. \Val*h and
their three little *<>n*, formerly of
Montgomery, Ala., have come to Au
gusta to reside, and have taken the
Hoardman home on Greene Street.
Mr. T. B. Passmore has returned
to Augusta and will again make this
city hl» home.
ORANGEBURG GIRLS
TO TAKE PART.
Misses Alma Rulley and Pet Brun
son of Orangeburg, will take the lead
ing roles In "Mid-Summer Night's
dream," when It Is presented on Con
verse College campus at Spartanburg,
next week. This Is a distinct honor,
.HE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA.
All You Can Ask
For in Coffee
Jfr*- *— 7 ai»a )•'
s-safeafe,
UY maxwell /
J&A house
BLEND
Meets every requirement
of Quality and Purity.
GET IT
S«alft4 Tiat as Gracara.
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co.,
Baaatoa JacksaaviUa Naskvilla
as theme young ladles were chosen out
of a great many talented women In
this large college.
LITTLE MISS CANNON
TO ENTERTAIN.
Little Miss Kllen Harriet Cannon will
entertain her small friends with a
party on Wednesday afternoon of
next week, at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs William S Cannon. 4011
Reynolds street, In celebration or her
sixth birthday Guest* are Invited for
four o'clock,
PETWAY BILLINGS
ANOUNCEMENT CARDS.
Augusta friend* have received
cards from Mr, and Mr*. W. N. Mil.
lings, St., of Nashville, Tenn., an
nouncing the marriage of their 'laugh
ter, Minnie Libel to Mr. Frank K.
I'etway, Wednesday, April Bth. At
home. 524 Ellis street. Augusta, Ga
Mrs. Reuben Grove Clark will re
turn home Friday from Augusta,
where she has been visiting her sister,
Mr*. James U. Jackson. Miss Jose
phine Clark, who has been spending
her Faster vacation there, will return
with her mother on Friday and will
be here a short time before returning
to the National Cathedral School In
Washington.—Savannah Press.
Friend* of .Vlr. and Mr*. Hansford
Norrell will he very glad to learn that
they have returned from Johns Hop-
Kins. where Mr. Norrell was submitted
to surgical treatment, and that he Is
Just as well as could tie expected.
—Mrs Harry Zelgler has returned
non a two month*' stay with relatives
In Hnvannah. Hhe was accompanied
lionr p by her daughter, Mrs. John Kel
ly and her two very attractive child
len.
MRS. MARCUS AND MRS. BRILL
ENTERTAIN FOR
MRS. MOSES LEVY.
Complimenting Mra. Mnnrn I.evy,
Mr*. M. J. Manus and Mrs. Alfred
Brill entertained very beautifully yes
terdu.v with an afternoon bridge purty
at Mrs Brill's apartment on lower
Telfair street, the affair proving a very
beautiful one, and one of the most
genuinely enjoyed tlmt has yet been
given this charming young bride. Tile
guests were limited to the Brides of
(he season ami a number of delightful
Illile bridal features were evidenced in
die details.
The parlors were adorned with ferns
and Easter lilies in all their exquisite
1 urtty; tne table at which the beau
,iful lea which followed the game was
served, was covered with a handsome
< loth of cluny luce over nlle green
satin, and wreathed with a deilcute
garland of sinllax. In the rentru was
an artistic basket filled with blaster
lilies and ferns, surounding this were
small basket* filled with Piaster eges
and cunning little Easter chickens, at
tached to each basket was a streamer
of nlle green ribbon which the guests
drew In selecting the consolation prize.
The lucky ribbon was drawn by Mrs
l.eo Reich, who was presented with a
lovely little crocheted mint basket. In
die bridge contest the highest score
was nindr by Miss Katherine T.oven
steln. who was awarded with a box of
handsome yellow stationary. Mrs.
Levy was given a dainty boudoir cap
as a souvenir of the afternoon, and
each bride present was presented
with a lovely little vase felicitously
nnd facetiously inscribed.
in the serving of die tea the color
tones of yellow and white were fur
ther accentuated, the tees were served
cd in orange baskets, the handles of
which were entwined with smilax.
Mrs. Marcus received her guests
wearing an elegant gown of blaok
channelise, and Mrs ltrtll was very
handsome In a gown of princess lace
over nlle green sain.
—Miss Daisy Jackson leaves Mon
day for lllrminithatn, where she will
\l*lt Miss Luctle Lumkln. loiter she
" ill be the guest of her uunt, Mrs.
Reuben Clark, la Savannah.
Miss Mas Summers, who has been
spending aeveral months with friends
in Jacksonville, Flo., wil remain there
until May.
Mrs. W. S Meyers, of New York,
is with Mrs John \V. Herbert at Pal
metto Lodge Mrs. Herbert will linv#
i party of northern friends with her
for the Luster season.
Mrs. Inman S. Chase returned to
Atlanta toduv after visiting Miss Isa
belle Graham,
-Misses Angela and tlorrla'Jerna
xun, of Port Royal, returned home to
day after a pleasant visit with Mrs.
William Dunham.
Mrs W. N Thomas' many friends
"111 be very pleased to learn of her
Improved condition after surgical
treatment at Margaret Wright.
MRS. J. C WHITE ENTERTAINS
AT "WOODLAND.”
Never ha* the picturesque beauty
of “Woodland" ben more upnrentMhan
yesterday afternoon when Mrs. James
C White, of Belfast. Ireland, who II
at L* Ron Air, entertained a party of
friend* at tea. Just now "Woodland"
Is at the helghth of tt* exquisite beau
ty, and the attractive little tea room
Is framed In a mass of flowering fol
iage, the walks are lined with fragrant
blossoms, and the budding trees form
a picturesque environment for the
dainty little tea house Yesterday
there were flowers within, great mass
es of axallas and other growing plants
no less beautiful The big round tea
table placed In the centre was covered
with ctuny lace and had for u center
piece an imense plateau of sweet peas
In all delicate pastel tones, set amid
the delicate green of ferns. At each
guest’s place was a dainty little hand
embroidered linen glove-handkerchief,
which was given as a souvenir of the
afternoon, and an additional souvenir
was awarded Miss Irene von Kamp,
EASTER
NEWS
Before You Make a Selection See the
Spring Suits We Offer
For SIO.OO and $14.75
(1) They have a style that is individual. Some folks
call it “character”.
(2) They are made of materials that are honest.
Only pure woolens and wosteds are used in their manu
facture.
(3) They must fit you perfectly in every minute de
tail or we will not allow you to wear them out of our
store. r
(4) Their style is envied because their style is cor
rect. They wear because they are.honestly made from
honest materials.
Rubberized Raincoats
$3 $6 and $8.75
Former prices $lO, sl2, sls.
•who selected the lucky pansy from a
basket filled with these dusky faced
] beauties, and she was given a lovely
I flower basket filled with lilacs in whita
■ and lilac.
Mrs, White's guests on this enjoy
able occasion were Misses Irene and
[Camilla von Kamp, Misses Katie and
Merlal Black, Miss Katherine Calla
: way, Miss Sara Jones, Miss Ellen
j Hickman, Mr. C.eorge Richardson and
Mr. Phillip Armour.
5 JnwoTi
Nadine
Face Powder
(/n Green Boxes Only)
Makes The
Complexion Beautiful
Producing that soft, velvety fresh
ness so much admired. Money
refunded if not entirely pleased.
Nadine is pure and harmless and
adheres until washed off. Blends
out blemishes; prevents sunburn and
return of discolorations. A million
delighted users endorse the delicate
tints. Flesh, Pink, Brunette, White.
By Toilmt Coanttra or Mail, SO e.
National Toilat Cowl pans. Paris, Tann.
EVERY WIFE’S DUTY
Watch Husband's Hair. If Thin
Or Full of Dandruff Insist
On His Using Parisian
Sage.
Mon give but little thought to the '
care of the lutlr. Not until the first j
bald spot appears do they really take ;
notice. IT your husband's hair Is get- I
ting thin, if he has dandruff or itch-j
ing scalp, take immediate action—do ]
not let him become a bald head.
Get from any drug or toilet counter
a 50 cent bottle of Parisian Sage. The
first application stops Itching head
and removes dandruff —the great tfair
destroyer \ little Parisian Sage rub
bed well into the scalp for a few
nights will work wonders. WhenVthe
I hair stors falling and the new growth
appears a frequent use of this invig
orating tonic is all that is needed to
make the hair perfectly healthy, thick
1 and beautiful.
t?urely try Parisian Sage. T G.
! Howard sells tt with a greement to
refund your money if not satisfied
it's a delightful hair tonic for weti
' and women.
SCHNEIDER’S
ll]j[/ j I
nJcessary utensil.
“She has a heart of stone!"
“Perhaps not."
“She lias! I can make no impression
upon It!"
“Have you tried a diamond'/’ —
Houston Post.
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN.
"Had I the wings of a bird " began
the poet.
“You'd suffer." interrupted the prosxlc
person. “Your wife would take them
away from you to trim a hat."—Ex
change.
Straw Hats
si.oo r
The Rest for the" Price
TRY US ON
DIAMONDS
LOOSE DIAMONDS
BLUE JEAGERS
BLUE WHITE
FINE WHITE
WHITE
All Perfect
Set In the Latest Style Mounting.
Wm. Schweigert & Co.
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry
We Make a Specialty of Repair
ing and Making Diamond Jewelry
BROAD AND 7th ST.
FRIDAY. APRIL 10.
EASTER
NEWS
Easter Cravats
25c
An Immense Variety
Have vou seen the Bunnies
at Sheron’s? Thev are all sizes
and kinds, from 5c up to $3.
STOP THE FILTHY
DRESS SHIELD HABIT!
M.fique Liquid makes shields unnecessary.
Money back if unsatisfactory. Two sires,
20c and 50c. Magiqu. Co., Dept. T, Syracuse
N Y.