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VOLUME XIX. No. 116.
WHITES HOME FURNISHING STORE
y “GREATER GEORGIA’S GREATEST STORE *
Every once in so often one is brought face to face with the fact that new
things for Hie home must be bought. Perhaps the carpets are giving way, or the
chairs need replacing, or it is window shades, or a kitchen stove or any one of the
thousand and one things used about the home.
At that time your attention should turn to White’s, the home furnishing
store, where in addition to low prices, the conveniences of The Household Club are
offered you.
The Out-Of-Doors
Season is Here
Porch swings,’ lawn swings, hammocks,
awnings, porch screens and cool wicker furni
ture are things to which the mind turns now,
and they may be found in a pleasing variety at
White’s, at prices that will please you.
Lawn Swings, four-passenger, large and
roomy, $8.50 value $7.49
Vudor Porch Screens, four feet, $2.50; six
feet, $3.50; eight feet, $4.50; ten feet $6.00.
Palmer Hammocks, with vallance, cushion, etc.,
$3.50 value .. .. $2.98
j
Summertime
Luxuries Cheap
ly Priced
Peerless Tcc Cream Freezers,
pints, $1.25; quarts, $1.50; two
quarts, $1.75; three quarts, $2;
four quarts, $2.25; six quarts,
$3. The supremacy of the Peer
less lies iu the readiness wi t h
which it is operated and the quick
ness with which it freezes, saving
both energy and money.
White enamel nursery
Refrigerators $5.00
Water coolers, two gallon capaci
ty. $1.98; four gallon, $2.23; six
gallon $2.48.
White enamel bread boxes,
for 50*, 60* and 75*
IF GROWN UPS BUY WRONG SHOES
HOW ABOUT CHILDREN?
We should net care to mention the num
ber of men and women who don’t know
when a shoe fits them and when it doesn’t.
Very few children, certainly no small chil"
dren, are competent to judge when they have
the proper shoes on.
It is important, then, to buy cbidren’s
shoes where there are lasts designed especial
COLONIALS AND PUMPS
For women in solid leathers, with leather and satin fIPQ or4 /1 flj’/l flfi
covered buckles, are priced at, pair dllCl dD^t.UU
So Many People
Do not know that in addition to low prices we offer
(due to the buying power of which we are a factor)
that we prepay transportation on packages, by par
cel post, express or freight. The out of town shop
per will find this item and our Mail Order 1 apart
ment of great convenience.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
Order
Awnings
Now
We are in position to
give you immediate ser
vice. AVe will make new
awnings or re-cover old
frames. Ask for prices.
Every Moment is Life
To the little fellow
who spends his days out
of doors in the carriage.
But liis comfort must
be consulted. A hot
carriage will retard
progress as quickly as
a cool one wall aid it.
Willow carriages, with willow hood, are priced
from $15.00 to $40.00
Collapsible go-carts from $5.00 to $12.50
The manufacturers are the finest in the market.
Special for Monday Only
Porch rockers, green or natural finish, with
slatted back and wicker or cane seats, strong and
durable.
The usual price is $2.00. The special Monday
price is $1.79
Others to $6.00.
%
35c Shades, 24c
White or green window shades, an excellent
value, usually sold for 35c, now priced at.. . .24*
Household Necessities
Sherwood’s window
screens, extension,
metal frame, rust
proof,
39*, 49*, 59*, 69*
Three by seven feet
doors, complete with
hinges $1.23
Oak doors of the same
dimension .. $1.48
ly for growing feet and assistants who are
experts at fitting them.
Such shoes arc the Pla-Mate shoes for chil
dren, in high and low cuts, in patent leather,
dull calf, white buckskin, tan and white can
vas, priced from .. .. .. .. $1.75 to $2.75
Other shoes for children, $1.50, $2.00 and
$2.50.
Weather I'rohahiy Fair
THE ONE PAPER IN MOST HOMES—THE ONLY PAPER IN MANY HOMES,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 26. 1914.
Hinges for screen
doors, set .. .. .15*
Step ladders, iron
truss, four feet,
for $1 20
five feet .... $1.50
seven feet .. $2.10
eight feet .. .$2.40
ten feet $3.00
These ladders are or
dina ri 1 y sold for
$1.60, $2.00, $2.80,
$3.20 and $4.00.
Folding ironing
boards $1.23
Large folding clothes
racks 98*
Absorbo dustless
dusting cloths .. 15*
Bristle popehead
wall brushes. $1.25
Hair sweeping floor
brooms 75*
10 inch feather
duster 23*
Wood fiber buckets,
25c values for ..19*
Picnic paper plates,
dozen 4*
Saucers, dozen 2>/5*
(larbage cans . .60*
Wire moss baskets
for 15*
Refrigerators, furniture, housefumishings, stoves and ranges, china and
glassware, table and bed linen, sewing machines, rugs, carpets and linoleums, may
be bought through The Household Club.
Remember, when thinking of White’s, that the buying power of the store,
one of a chain of forty, the largest in this country, make it possible for us to offer
you goods cheaper than elsewhere—but they are the same standard goods you
know and want.
Summer
Floor - Coverings
Crex rugs are the best Summer floor cover
ings made. We carry and are quoting hero, prices
on only the first quality Crex Rugs, in assorted pat
terns.
36x72 inches $1.50
4x7 foot .. $3.00
6x9 feet .. $4.50
9x12 feet ..$9.00
12x15 feet .SIB.OO
CHARGE
PURCHASES
Made Monday, Tues
day, Wednesdty and
Thursday, will be put
on May bills, and will
not be payable until
June Ist.
Sewing is Hot
Work
Tn Summer, if the woman who sews has not
a light running machine.
The Free sewing machine is the lightest run
ning on the market. It has ball bearings wher
ever it. has been possible to place them. The
result lias been a boon to those who do their
own sewing*and has converted many who fear
ed it a drudgery.
The Free has many fine
points. Besides being the
lightest running, it is war
ranted and insured, and free
needles, etc., are supplied
for a considerable period af
ter purchase.
The Free may be bought
through the Household
Club, on #I.OO weekly pay
ments.
$7.50 RATINE AND DUVETYN SUIT <£4 *r(l
PATTERNS U
A special assortment, with four yards to a
piece, regular dress and suit lengths of rat
ine and duvetvn. worth and until now priced
at $7.50, will be placed on sale Monday
for $4.76
,70c light weight ratines and ratine novelties,
all colors, are sp ‘cially priced now at ..29ft
if' 1.00 and $1.2.7 nub ratines, to inches wide,
in a great variety of beautiful colors,
now marked 75ft
This Store
Closes
At 2 O'clock Mon
dav, Observing
Memorial Day.
ft?..70 embroidered loose weave ratines, white
embroidered in all colors S2OO
$2.50 embroidered crepes, a new lot .just, re
ceived, marked $1.69
$1.50 embroidered voiles, colored and
white SI.OO
$1.50 and SI.OB heavy weave novelty ratine,
the very thing for sport coats .. ....$1.59
08c silk warp and brocade ratines 49 <t
Hrocaded crepe de chines, newest shades
and designs 75£
Every Day A Woman
I Incomes an ardent convert to the use of Surety
Coupons. She finds out that they save h ras much
as five cents on her dollars, and women are no -low
er than men to count the cost. Hut men as well as
women save them and profit by the saving they
offer,
$6.00 PER YEAR—S CENTS PER COPY.
“HOME”
So dear to the heart of man
is his home that civil authori
ty has taken recognition of it,
and has called it his castle.
The tenderest sentiments of
mankind are woven about the
home.
Man’s chiefest pleasure is
to beautify the home, knowing
full well that the home envir
onments mould and stamp the
characters of his offspring.
Home and the Household are
synonomous.
White’s Household Club is
a means whereby the desire to
beautify the home may be
gratified large purchases
may be made and paid for in
convenient monthly payments.
Added to this convenience
is the knowledge that cash
prices are obtained, and in
case of sales, special sale
prices; and that every article
purchased from White’s car
ries a guarantee of satisfac
tion or money back.
Note these advantages of
the Household Club;
Members buy at cash or
special prices, as in cases of
sales: •
They enjoy the use of their
purchases while completing
payments;
They are entitled to Surety
Coupons, each filled book be
ing good for $2.50 in mer
chandise from any department,
except the Grocery.
They select their needs from
stocks made by the best man
ufacturers in this country;
There is no publicity about
becoming a member of The
Household Club, and there is
no loss of dignity. On the
other hand prompt payments
in the Club establish splendid
credit.
The Club Plan is the fairest
and squarest way we know
of selling guaranteed goods
with payments at intervals.
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