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FRIDAY. APRIL 10.
ARE SUL PELTS
FROM WRECK ?
Fr und F’.oatinir South of St.
Mary’s Bay Where Southern
Cross Last Seen.
St. Johns, N. F.— Soul pelt* thought
to have come from the missing
steamer Southern Cross, wore stght
eil today miles south of St. Mary's
Hay, by the steamer Kyle, which has
been searching the coast for a week.
This Is the first definite clew to the
faif of the vessel, which was report
ed off the southern coast on March
31st.
The pelts are skins which have
been roughly removed and to which
considerable fat usually adheres,
causing them to float readily. It Is
believed that they either were washed
from the decks of the sealer or float
ed to the surface after she went
down. None of the sealing fleet
which came in last week from the
St. !,awrence grounds, where the
Southern Cross had been seal hunt
ing, lost any pelts off ihe southern
coast In the vicinity of St. Mary's
Ba\
The Kyle rei orted she would con
tinue the search.
POLICLIN m
■ARROW ESCAPE
i -
Run Into By Dr. Coleman’s
Machine While Answering
Call on Motorcycle.
Call-officer Morgan, on a motorcycle,
last night at about 9:30, was answering
a call to Demodena's Greek st ind at
Sandy Beaver’s corner, O'Antignac and
MeKlnne streets, when hr was run into
by Dr. Coleman’s automobile. officer
Morgan was going west, coasting down
the little hill on O’Antignac street when
the machine suddenly loomed up Ironi the
side street and was upon him before lie
could stop or turn roans. He was
thrown fifteen or twenty feet but re
ceived only bruises and scratches. The
motorcycle was more seriously hurt, be
ing bent and broken to a considerable
et\ent. and w 11 have to spend some time
in the repair-shop. Nothing but luck
prevented it being a most serious acci
dent. The officer had the right-of
way over tile machine.
Postmortem Examination
Over Millionaire’s Body
Chicaa- —A ' Oiner’s inquest today into
the sudden dtutli o! Delancey H. Lou
dferbaek. mill oaairS sireet railway and
rear estate operator,, wan postponed un
lit Apr 1 Kill In give an 'pportunily for
;it of p vtions of the body. H. O.
W Heinhardt, .coronet's physician,
Mtathd that tiie postmortem exam nation
ill bailed that Mr. l.ouderbarK inlghi
have died from m overdose of a sleep
ing potion.
It was naii. Mr. Louderback recently
bad arranged his affairs for an extended
trip abroad.
IS LAST DAY TO REGISTER
FOR N. AUGUSTA ELECTION
% Today is the last day to register,
for the April 20th election, in North
Augusta. It is understood that be
tween seventy-five and tflghty have
regisered. the total vote being a li'tla
more than 200.
The intendent, Mr. B. C. Wall, has
no opposition, and it is expected that
the election will be a very quiet one.
Councilmen will also be elected at tha
same time.
NEGRO’S SKULL CRUSHED
IN FIGHT IN N AUGUSTA
Jim Curry Released Yesterday
on $250 Bond. Andrew
Thomas in Lamar Hospital.
Jim Curry, a negro, who night be
fore last surrendered to Town Mar
shall Horne, of North Augusta, after
having ‘Jtruck another negro. Andrew
Thomas, crushing the latter's skull,
was released Tr in custody yesterday
on a bond of ♦250. Curry, however,
is subject to re-arrest, pending the
condition of the victim, who is in the
Lamar Hospital.
The assailant claims self-defense
as the motive. The fight occurred on
the Getsen place, across the river.
Curry will be given a preliminary
hearing before the magistrate in
North Augusta as soon as it can be
ascertained whether the victim will
recover.
JUDGMENT FILED AGAINST
FORMER U. S. AMBASSADOR
New York. —A receiver In supple
mentary procedings was today ap
pointed for John G. A Irishman, for
mer ambassador to Germany in the
matter of the judgment for $7,158 ob
'tained against him in Allegheny
County. This judgment is in favor
of Raymond Pynchon & Co., bankers
and brokers, on a claim growing out
of stock transactions. The receiver
will ascertain what property. If any,
the judgment debtor lias in Pennsyl
vania.
.'"’ME HICK ST STARS VS
ASBURY BARACA CLASS
The Anbury Tlnrarn basohall team
w 1 cross bats with the Hick Street
Stars SaMirdav afternoon at 4:3fl o’clock
on the Allen Patk ball grounds. A good
came will be played, for hotn’ team*
have good material The Ashurv hoy*
hove fully recovered from their defeat
of last Saturday at the hands of the St.
I,like team, after a hard fought game
This game tomorrow afternoon Is look
ed forward to bv both , earns, and every
t»odv is Invited to he present If they
wish to see a fast game of bait.
Send a box of Sheron’s de
licious covered nuts as an
Easter qift. Nothina would be
ciii'en a warmer welcome.
75c Unbleached AQ-
Seamless Sheets
Full double-bed also shed* of extra weight and
close, firm weave. A few washings will blench them
Ip while.
50c AND 65c 3HEETB. 29C-
Rlngle lied sheets, with welded seam or In one*
piece without seam; nicely hemmed and Ironed.
Springs Premier Style ExhibMaster Millinery
FEATURING THE NEW HIGHSIDE AND HIGH BACK EFFECTS IN
Untrimmed Hats 95c & $1.95
Values from $2 to $5
High-class hemps and Milan hemps, including every shape In
favor for Kaster wear.
There are novel variations of the sailor, bandeau, plateau, shep
heidess, and watteau styles, as well as the latest conceptions in
high effects at side and back.
Ready for Easter With a Spe
cial Sale of Womens 7Qn
Silk Hose, Regular $1 | Ju
Quality at
Wnmer who appreciate high quality and service know the su
perior qualities ot hosiery beaTing the trade mark.
Full-fashioned hose of pure .hread silk, with double sole, high
spliced heel and toe, deep lisle garter top. Choice of black, white,
and tan.
Women’s Pur e Silk Hose, seamless foot, double sole, heel, and
toe; lisle garter tops. Fast black, white, and tan. Regular XC _
69c values. Sale price.. .. t
Children's Fancy “Roller-top" Socke, full-fashioned foot, double
sole. heel, and toe; choice of white, tan, sky, pink, and black. In
checks, plaids, stripes, and embroidered designs. C _
All sizes, 4% to 8%. Sale -price,. 4
Misses' Gauze Lisle Stockings, full regular made; double sole,
high spliced heel and toe, garti r tops. Choice of black, white, and
tan. Sold regularly at 35c pair C
Sale price 4» JL
Purchase of Men’s SI.OO JCkn
Night Shirts •
A real snap for men. These pajamas are made up right—cut
comfortably full and well sewed.
Introducing Spring Styles in
“Marie Antoinette” Footwear
“VOTES FOR WOMEN” THE
CAUSE OF MANY DRY
VICTORIES.
Chicago. -Efforts to prevent the
closing of saloons in many of the Il
linois cities and towns which voted
A glimpse of the busy scenes in our Millinery Section conveyi the improtiion that we're
providing hats for every woman in Augusta.
The vast majority of shoppsrs are buying Eaatar Hats hera, and obtaining values to up
set all traditions .of millinery values.
Examples of the Highest Art In Millinery
Our Trimmed Hats a! (4.95, $5.95, $6.95
Models Worth $7.50 to 512.00
Our workroom Is taxed to its utmost to produce these beautiful and Inexpensive hate;
vet so large Is our force, and so well-balanced our millinery organisation, that each hat re
ceives thorough attention —there Is no hurry or worry.
To describe every hnl would be to count all the coirect Easter styles. Every approved
l’aris and N f w V ork model has been faithfully duplicated; and the adaptations originated In
our own workrooms will appeal to all Augusta women.
Bandeau, Watteau. Shepherdess, side flares, tarns, and sailor effects lti every Imagin
able variation. Trimmed with flowers, small fruits, fancy feathers, ribbons, and ostrich
effects of all colors.
THE EASTER SUIT HUNT
IS ENDED
This Purchase Provides
Every Style as Well as
Wonderful Values.
S2O & $25 Easter Suits
$ 12.50
Figured in prices now in force at most
places, $12.50 doesn’t approach the value of
these Suits. Even here it is a bargain far out
of the ordinary.
The purchase offers choice of all the favor
ed Eastern styles. Some are tailored in com
paratively simple effects; others have moire,
ratine, or lace collars. Many of the coats are
ornamepted with fold in back. Short Eton
effects are liberally represented. Choice of
navy, black, brown, Copenhagen, reseda, tango,
and white. Choice, $12.50.
$1.50t053.00
The new “Marie Antoinette"
Hhoes for spring wear Hre pret
tier than ever, with many chic
effects featured in patent coil,
patent colt with fabric hacks,
dull and tan leathers, black and
colored satin, and patent leath
er with sparkling rhinestone
button ornaments an appeal
ing novelty that adds exceed
ingly to the distinction of this
line of dainty footwear for mi
lady. All sixes and widths.
dry at the local option elections last
Tuesday, until after the supreme court
passes on the constitutionality of the
women’s suffrage act, will be made by
"wets" it was announced today
Complete returns from Tuesday’s
elections indicated the votes of th'-
women were responsible for many of
THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA.
LOWEST PRICES OUR CHIEF ATTRACTIONS
SCHNEIDER’S
THE PEOPLE'S STORE-A STOKE FOR EVERYBODY
The Fashionable New
HEMP TANS, Values AQ
$3,00
These smart and becoming Hemp hats have made an Instantane
ous hit. and will be the choice of hundreds of women for Eaater wear.
Adapted to practically all of Ihe new trimming effects. One oi
our timeliest purchases makes ihe price $1.49 Instead of $ll.OO.
In Ample Time for Easter Needs Comes
This New Lot of Beautiful Imported
$1 Yard Wide Satin Messaline
Yard OyQ
Of extraordinary interest to every woman who plans to buy the
material for a handsome Easter gown Is this sale of yard-wide Satin
Messalines, at 69c a yard. Several thousand yards were secured from
the importer to sell at this pronounced saving, and with messallnes
right now at the. pinnacle of popularity this event will take first
rank among the season's notable silk offerings.
40-INCH BOX-LOOM CREPE DE CHINE, soft, creepy finish;
extra fine, firm woven quality, In a complete range of wanted
shades, also black. Regular £ | OR
$1.50 value, at p I •" J
The Safe Choice Gloves |
We considered the claims and performances of the leading gloves
of the world before selecting tills line to sell at SI.OO. W»• know,
and the thousands of women who wear them know, they ha\V not
equals at the price. Made of soft, prime French lambskin with em
broidered backs. White, black, tan, and Kray.
AT gl.7s— Women’s 12-button length White and Black Kid
Gloves, the quality made to sell for $2.50.
the dry victories. The supreme court
is expected to act on the suffrage act
this month.
$15.00 {Special .Suits: Blue Serge and
fancy, ere the best proposition in Au
gusta for the price; all wool. F. G.
Mertins.
Attractive
New Styles in
Children’s
$1.50
Dresses
98c
Quite the pretti
est and best-wear
ing dresses 9Kc
ever bought. In
white linen, with
striped collars,
cuffs, pockets, and
belts. Many niaili
of striped ging
ham, with long
walsted pepl uit
effect; some wit
pique collars. New
models in service
able seersucker
are shown in
abundance. Repp
dresses come ,ln
white, pink, ami
blue. All sizes, 0
to 14 years.
Sale of Night Gowns
I\ IV
Choice ol Garments OQn
Worth $1 and $1,25 o Jlj
fk
We bought them way under lie reg
ular cost because the maker wus un
able to duplicate the laces and >m
broideries with which they are trim
med. About 20 dozen garments in the
lot, and at this low price they will
he snapped up tpilckly by appreciative
women tomorrow.
Klne quality Nainsook Gowns, with
deep yokes and sleeves, elaborately
trimmed with German Valenciennes
laces, satin ribbons ami medallions,
also Crepe Gowns In pink, blue, and
white, with neat linen lace edgings
and ribbons. All sizes, at «!tc,
WOMEN’S DRAWERS, of good
quality cambric, with wide ruffles ol
embroidery, with clusters of pin tmk.s;
others with lace Insertions and edg
ings; circular and straight styles.
Regularly 50c 39c
Collective Barqaininq;
Employers and Employes
Washington. The Federal Indus
trial Relations Commission in execu
tive session today began considera
20c Fancy Q -
White Goods
l.csa limn naif price fur beautiful, snowy fab
rics In both *oft und sheer llnlshea. In the lot srs
chf-oked und slrtped dimity, rut lln lingerie, plstds,
and plain weaves. Every one will wash excellently.
A Beautiful Oval Convex Por
trait, 11x14 Inches
FREE!!
Tomorrow we open bur I’ort
raii Department, and our cus
tomers will he able to secure,
absolutely free of charge, one of
our lifelike portraits in oval and
convex form; the size of llist
portrait is 11x14 Inches. These
Here ia your opportunity to get Free an artistic portrait of
Mother, Father, Daughter. Son, Relative, or Friend; the gift that
will be highly appreciated. Read how to get it.
HOW TO GET THE PORTRAIT
Secure a coupon from any mulch clerk at the Portrait De
purtment on the* Main Floor; utter that have the coupon
punched. Hhowiim the amount of your, purrhaHc. When your
purchase* total $5.00 bring; the coupon, together with the photo
you desire to have enlarg'd, to the Portrait Department and are
will make, without cost to you. a beautiful oval convex port
rait.
Notice this: Your original photo will be returned to you in
perfect condition. Visit our Department and see the samples on
display.
Purchase of 25c and 39c 1 Q r
TURKISH TOWELS .. .. *
Clawed an “Run-of-thc Mill” Towel* owing to extremely slight
imperfect lona, which do not impair their service in the least. In most
cases a .small oil spot In the only defect
Kxtra heavy, doiihle-pile towels; full bleached and nicely hemmed.
Sizes up to 24x46.
19c and 25c 10 I p
Turkish Towels . It
Heavy two-thread quality of
liberal size. .Practically per
fect, so trivial ure the Imper
fections.
As Always, We Lead With Styles and Values
Lovely Waists at 98c
FIFTEEN $1.50 AND $2.00 MODELS
The ITe Faster AsHortmcnt fairly outdoes established standards,
even here.
These are bewitching new
Including the captivating “Maxixe” Waist, with Its disobey of wide
frills, and crepe models, fastened witli cord and tassel ,Ut neck.
The waists embroidered in flowers and figures are bineh admired.
There are half s dozen different models in intricate effects of val, and
mediei lace.
$5.00 Faster Waists and Blouses of silk crepe tic eblne.'waeh silks,
chiffon taffetas, shadow lace, n®t and messaline. Twenty-five trim
med and semi tailored models, Including those fastened 4t Oft
at the neck with silk cord and tassel .
Not Only the Stout Figure, But ANY Figure is Im
proved By
CROWN CORSET
New models fur women of medium and plump propor
tions.
The Crown Duplex $3.00
Has low or medium bust, with sets-reducing front. Skirt Is con
vened to support the hips. The broad band of Lastlkops webbing at
back is a special feature*
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The Colors You Want in
$3.00 SILK PETTI- 4I A 7
COATS at 'P 1 -JO
Soft Satin-fared Messaline Petticoat*, with deep accordeon
planted Monneea. In black, emerald, American beauty, navy, tango,
wistaria, purple, mahogany, and Copenhagen. Made up fur extra
wear,
MOST SATISFYING VARIETY—BEST QUALITIES AND LOW
EST PRICEB THE REASONS FOR COMING TO SCHNEIDER’S
FOR—
BOYS’ EASTER SUITS
Monday'a 11*1 of item* provided matchless Having*. Bring the boy
here tomorrow for hi* Easter'outfit.
Boyt’ Fancy Wool Cassimors Suits:
In new spring patterns; choice of Bal
kan stitched pleats or yoke hex pleat
ed jackets; full peg shape Knicker
bocker pants; light, medium, and dark
patterns; sizes 6 to IH (CT QU
years... f J*»Vu
Boys’ Btrictly All-Wool Navy Blus
Worsted Serge Suite: la yoke Norfolk
style, with full-lined Knickerbocker,
pants; guaranteed not to fade or break
In the seams; sizes B to 17 years.
None better sold <C "J fx •*"
anywhere for $6.00
Boys’ Navy Blue Berge Norfolk
Suite: With full peg shape Knicker
bocker pants; extra fine quality Am
erican Woolen Mills pure worsted
serge material; various new models;
sizes 7 to 1 years. <C C ()U
Regular SX.OO value, at.... VO
Boys’ Chalk Btripe Norfolk Suits, in
hlue-and-white and black-and-whiti
effects; new models and new designs;
sizes 7 to lx years. d» g* qq
Regular $7.00 values, at..
tion of testimony which has been con
cluded before It. on collective bargain
ing between employers and employes.
After this evidence has been consld
red the commission on April 13th will
take up the question of “efficiency
arc fur superior to nnythlng
heretofore shown; finished by
skillful artlals, und guaranteed
not to fade, as jtlin pigments
used arc positively of the tiest
quality. Enlargements enn ho
made from any slr.e photo you
want reproduced.
1214 c and 15c Q 3 r
Turkish Towels
Hemmed and plain styles, In
heavy fluffy turklsh towels,
good size, and nicely finished.
systems and (heir effect on Industrial
relations." A large number of ex
perts have been asked to testify.
Get your Suit from F. G. Mortint
and save $5.00.
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