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MR. O. N. BAILIE
Buyfr of Fumltur*. Run*. OarpM*,
IJpholaterte* and Curtalna.
Two P***enger Porch Swing- Flnl*h«*d In greon early
English. complete with chain*; 00 value,
•pedal for three dayi $1 98
Palmar’* Hammock*—All colora, deep flounce and
pillow, »2 00 value tl 04
500 yard* Bent China Matting, remnant*, In piece* 15 to
36 yard*. 36c and 40c value 24'
Dept. Managers' Sale Men's Goods
Luckily the Anniversary Rale of the
Jobbers of Onyx Hosiery comes on the
same days as our Department Managers’
Sale, thus enabling us to offer a bargain
in Onyx Hosiery which we can offer but
once a year.
We have 50 dozen Men’s Pure Silk
Onyx Hose, in black, tans, navy, and grey,
Fibre Ribbed top, spliced heels, sole and
toe. Regular 50c value. Special these 3
days Three pairs for, .SI.OO
25 dozen White Negligee and White Pleat
ed Bosom Shirts. $1.50 values.
S|>eeial $1.25
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MR. R. B. SMITH
Buyer of Trunk* end Toy*.
Department Managers' Sale of
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
Mr Ormaby li only Juat back from the
New York market*, where he, with
difficulty found moires and taffetas,
which we Hre making special prices
on during the sale.
Crepe Meteor, 40 Inches wide, good
weight, our regular $2 quality, in col
or* only, specially priced for the
•ale SI 60
Crepe de Chine. 40 Inches wide,
washes perfectly, colors only In our
regular $1.75 quality will be sold
for tl 45
Crinkled Crepe, 42 Inches wide, very
stylish street Bnd evening shades
only; worth $2.25; sale price SI 69
Measnline for which others ask $1 25,
hut which we have marked. Tor
this sale 69'
Shantung or Imported Pongee, 22
turtle* wide in natural color*, $1.25
quality priced In till* sale 69''
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MlbS FLYNN
Buyer of Millinery
Department Managers'
Sale of Refrigerators
Indiana Refrigerators, white enamel,
40*lb. capacity, $12.00 4:0 OX
value JO
50-lb. capacity, $15.00 <f | O AJ?
value for JU
65-lb Capacity, $20.00 4 I 7 QR
value for -4) I i . JIJ
Z‘ana g 7rTsat. Trunks, Toys, Pictures
Regular JIR.OO Duck Covered Trunks, roller fray, cloth lined, skirt tray, all parts riv
eted, edges bound with hard fiber, closely nailed; excelsior lork, double clami s and
bolls, two heavy leather straps. This Is a splendid trunk Tor a lady. Special Sale
Price sl4 98
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Regular 113 50 Canvas Covered Trunks, two sixes for lady or man, made on seasoned
box, 17 cnestmit slats, 61nch Iron binding, two excelsior locks, brassed damps and
holts, two leather straps. This trunk will stand the hard jolts of the baggage man.
Special Sale Brice $895
llldren's Special Olldcr or Sknte-Mohlle for the sidewalk Made with three-ply wood,
I tainted Iron wheels and shock absorber. Regular $1.25. Special Isnle price 89*'
Framed Pictures, extra special values, 12
subjects, framed In IVi and 2-lnch mould
ing Regular values from $1 to $2. 2nd floor.
Special sule price 7QC
Special panama Canal Puzzle JQC
Steer the iron clads through the locks.
Tantalizing and amusing.
Some people can, some cannot, ('an you?
10< each. sth Floor.
Marqutaette, all silk and 40 Inches
wide; light and dark shades In the
very durable material, which Is usual
ly marked sl., but goes Into the
sale for 69'
Taffetas, a shipment of splendid taf
fetas Just In; 20 Inches wide; color*
and black; $2 value for .. . (149
Black Moire, all allk and 2f> Inches
wide, $1.50 quality which goes Into
the gale for .. .. *ll9
Poplin*. Sfi Inches wide, light an 1
dark shades, $1 quality 850
Shepherd Chocks, 52 Inches Imported
all-wool goods. In navy, brown, black;
medium sad small checks; regular
$1.25 value for 95C
Wool Cpsroa, all new shades, 44 Inch
lightweight goods, $V 25 value for
the sale 85 r
Waffle Cheeks, 44 Inch three black
and white design*, very
Department Managers'
Sale of Millinery
The reputation of showing only styles strictly
"up to the minute,'' which Is made possible only
by frequent trips to the fashion centers, com,
hinod with the help of skilled assistants, has
long since been earned by Miss Flynn.
For this sale there art 1 two spe*
rials which should crowd the depart
ment a splendid line of trimmed
hats, valu s to $15.00, for 3 days
only $9 98
Also an excellent line of trimmed
hats, valu sto $8.50, for .. . .$4.98
You must see these hats to appreciate their
worth.
DEPARTMENT M
Willow Baby Carriage*, with willow top,
Oood $.8.00 value. *1498
3-I’lece Mahogany I’arlor Suit, upholstered in No. 1
leather; regular 150 00; special for this sale . £4495
Japanese Matting Ruga—
-6x12. $3 60 value *2 98
36x63, 76c value 39 ( ‘
25 dozen White Negligee Shirts, SI.OO
values. Special 89^
20 dozen 4-in-hands, in entirely new and
beautiful effects, in crepe faille. Espe
cially good for spring wear.
75c values 48<
t
24 dozen Washable 4-in-hands, in all the
latest stripes and panel effects.
Special 5 for SI.OO
100 Boys’ Tub Suits, in Russian and Sail
or Blouses, whites and colors.
SI.OO values, special 75^
MR. BYRON ORMSBY
Buyer of Silk* and Dress floods
$2.00 Skirts Tail
ored to Your
Measure , $2.00
You may select any fnbrlc at sale or
regular price and have tt made to
your measure during this week for
$2. which Includes findings, shrink
ing and everything but the price of
material.
Department Mana
gers’ Sale Girls’
Dresses
Girls’ White Lawn
Dresses—Lace ami em
broidery trimmed; skirt
has two rows of lace in
sertion let in. Pleated.
Apes 6 to 14 years; pood
$3.50 value $2.98
Long and Short Dresses
for Infants, 75c value
for 59^
=—APRIL
For These Three Days the Store Has Been Turned
Has Been Given Them to Make Whatever Pric
Breaking Sale, and You Can
This is the day of specialization, and you find the most successful men and women in every pro
fession-merchants, physicians, lawyers, engineers, architects, etc.,, are those who make a specialty of
some given line and stick to it, thus giving better and more intelligent service to the public.
The modern Department Store, long since recognized by thinking people as the greatest asset to any
community, is a most intricate piece of machinery; but you find such perfect co-operation among these spe
cialists who have the various departments in charge, that even those in the building can scarcely realize
the immense amount of work being accomplished.
The time has passed when one man thought he could buy for a whole store embracing many lines,
even tho’ the stocks be small. It is a physical impossibility to do so and give that care and attention to
the materials and style which the discriminating public demands today.
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MR. CLAUDE GARRETT
Buyer of Mens Clothing and
Furnishings.
Department Managers 9 Sale
China and House furnishings
8 inch Cooking Caseroles. in nickle plated
frames. This is a special purchase, saved
especially for this sale. $1.50 value . . 98<^
12 piece Toilet Set, gold lines or blue, pink
or green unted. $5.00 value, special $3.98
12 piece American Porcelain Toilet Set,
new decorations, new shapes. SB.OO value,
special $6.98
Plain thin blown Tumblers,
50c values (dozen) 39£
Carlesbad pure white thin China
Cups and Saucers, $1.50 dozen
value, dozen $1.19
3- Gxlvnnized Lined Water Cooler —Oak
Maroon and blue finish.
Regular SIOB value; special 81 59
Peerless Dams Ice Cream Freezer— All the
gearing is enclosed, all metal parts which
come In contact with the cream are heavily
coated with pure block tin.
4- special, $2.50 values $2 19
MISS JOSIE FERRIS
Buyer of Girls' and Infanta
Dresses, etc.
Dresses for Little Tota —In white
llnene or colored gingham, long
walsta, full plented skirts Ages
2 to 6 years; 75c value for 59 c
Middy or Balkan Blouses —Ages
S to 20 years; splendid assort
ment. $1.25 value for 98°: sl-00
value for 89t; and 59c value
for 49 ( "
Boys' and Girls’ Romper*— Low
neck and short sleeves, 50c value
for 4QC
Dept. Managers 9 Sale Shoes
Ladies 9 Colonials
In patent, gunmetal
and blaek satin leatlr
ers. Kidney heels, cut
steel and dull metal
buckles, welts and
turns.
values 32.45
Mcn 9 s Champion Tennis Oxfords
Best grade canvas in white and black.
Regular 85c, fiQr
special 3 days UvFv
Quadrxiple Silver Plate Bread
Trays, assorted patterns, $3.00
value $2.23
Sherwood’s Mots! Window Screens, will not rust
dr warp. Begin now and protect your family
from the fly.
Regular price here 39c; special .. .’ 33^
Screen Y. R. Doors —3x7 feet, stained wood,
complete with spring hinges and handle.
Our regular price SI.3S; Special .. .. $123
Kranich and Bach
RXHN .ANNWraSABY
April 15th p SALE Aprillsth
May 15th May 15th
REDUCTIONS ON ALL
KRANICH AND BACH
PIANOS
This piano needs no Introduction to the pub
lic, having been handled here for the past twen
ty-five years and known as one of the high
est class pianos In the world, always sold at
one price, no more, no less.
The manfacturers, in celebration of their
50th anniversary, give us this special allow
ance for one month and we in turn offer it
to you. The reduction applies to any piano
or player.
As a special offering for our department
managers' sale, we will sell
MR. L. M. FREELAND
Buyer of China. Gltissware, Stoves
and Housefurnlshings.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD. Sfl
Ladies 9 Colonials
In patent and gui
metal, hand turn soles
Spanish Louis cellu
loid covered heels,
$3.50 and $4.00 09 QC
values for .. .
Boys’ Champion Tennis Oxfords, b*es :
grade canvas, regular SQC
75c, special 3 days '
DOUBLE- Sill
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Every Day Before Noon, !
This Ticket Wi
25 Surety (
On Wednesday, April 22n<
For Cash Amount to
Regular Coupons Give
The Horn
Appeals Alike
It is of inestimable benefit to th<
even as expected for an “open accoi
equipment they would otherwise be
installment houses, or wait until tht
month, to pay Tor what they neede
If of good character, you can 1
AT REGULAR LOW CASH
ments, thus enjoying the goods whll<
which we charge extra is a Fee of $
carrying charges. The Surety Coui
that charge, however.
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MR. F. B. MORGAN
Buyer of Pianos, Victrolas and
Sheet* Music.
THE BRAMBACH BABY GRAND —Th*
smallest grand piano built, especially adapt
ed for small and medium size muslo or
drawing room, regular price SOOO, for three
days only, at *489 50
We also offer special terms on VictrolaS
for these three days. Prices *ls to *2OO
We carry the largest line of records of any
firm South of the Ohio. Approximately 5,000
records.