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FRIDAY, MAY 8. SATURDAY and AFTER SUPPER SALES CHEAPER PRICES is what everybody today is looking for. If standard goods can be bought one place cheaper than another, it is to be expected that that store will be patronized. Our buying facilities make this possible, and in addi tion we give double Surety Coupons before noon and after supper Saturday. These save you a further five per cent, on your purchases. After Supper Sales 6 TO 7 O'CLOCK. Uneeda Biscuit. Lemon Snaps. Zuzu Crackers, 3 pkgs IOC’ Lighthouse Cleanser 5 G Muslin Drawers. 25c values.. 1 9 c Children's Petticoats, small sizes, 50c values 19 G Lyon's Tooth Powder 19 •'* Covered Glass Pitchers, 2-qt ... 23C 25c Cotton Mops 19 G 75c Middy Blouses, colored and white c liars 50 G 10c Black Shinola Polish 5 G 7 TO 8 O’CLOCK. Octagon Soap, 3 cakes 10 G Ladies’ Gauze Cotton Hose, fast black. 10c values 5C Muslin Gowns, low necks, 59c values 39 c Corsets. $2.00 and $3.00 values in assortment, for 98C Woodbury’s Facial Soap 19C 35. Brooms 291’ 15c Peterman's Roach Food 10 G Girl's Colored Dresses, pleated skirts, ages 6 to 14 years .... 59 G 8 TO 9 O’CLOCK Fairy, Flake White, Tar Soaps, 3 cakes IQC Surety Cocoa, %-lb 18 C Children’s Gowns, small sizes, 49c values 25C Packer’s Tar Soap 190 Brass Cuspidores 490 50c Galvanized Tubs 39 c 25c Colored Gingham Pantry Aprons 15C The Food You Eat is the First Step Towards Perfect Fro*li Creamery Butter, pure and sweet, pound Hams, Ar mour’s Star or S. & S., pound 18k COFFEE Rio, lb 19^ E. C. D., lb 29^ Mocha and Java, lb.. FOR ICE TEA USE J. B. White’s Special Blend, 60c for .. .v. 45^ REVIVAL SERVICES TO CLOSE NEXT SUNDAY Last of Morning Meetings Held at St. John’s Today. Tonight at the Tabernacle. The revival services in which the churches of the city have been en gaged with Rev. Frank Hall Wright as the leader are nearing the close, today and Sunday being the only re maining days in which services will be held. Though these meetings have thia crUcal pariod of tbair young llw, Tho'iaanda of motWs «wjd tin dangers, raaUassc* », nod suffering of Uattung “fEETHINA {Toothing Powdort ) A proscription oaed ram tarty by Dr. C. J. a Jefferson Medical <oi»ag# graduate of Philadelphia, in hia own soceeaa/u1 practice for over 40 yaara. Ha always eorwldered It hia best prescription remedy for ebolara-lnfantum, cholera-morbus, eolie. worms, dysentery, diarrhoea and other dread - ad art manta *o common among infaßt.durlngUa th ing time taathina was foundto help feechild, making teething easy and railing the mother of many anxtooa momenta madalaap* *M\ lass right*. Sold by ft A eA»*V» druggists 25c. #A\J\^ If yog ran not A, • V 7 SX obtain Tea thin aN* / ' 4 from your druggist, X \ i t tPaJ ,w| dm iNnd'U inrm'Mf ■ \ / UW bjH wHta IIS rear dm*- 1 \ f WjfMrfkjftM aisfs nama and wa m \ J m* (Sat fuo are •«{>» M. ■ \ / CJ. MsfMt M«fcar Ca„ 1 SI £ Im. ji» Special Pricings on Two Good Shoes for Saturday Have You Ever Been in OUR HAIR GOODS SHOP? It is a beau tiful, semi private place where you can g select at yout * leisure, from an assortment of the very highest grade of Hair Goods. Then, too, we have skill ed and com petent attend ants who will gladly assist you and ad vise as to how to most be comingly ar range your hair. As a special inducement to have you visit our Hair Goods Shop Sat urday, we offer the following Spe cials in Wavy Hair Switches Regularly, $1.50 — 18 inches long tomorrow 89'-" Regularly, $2.50 —20 inches long tomorrow $1 55 Regularly, $3.00 —22 inches long tomorrow .... $2 25 Regularly, $4.00 —24 inches long tomorrow *2 75 Wavy Transformations — Regularly, $2.00 —tomorrow'. Jfcl 45 Regularly, ss.oo—tomorrow. . $3 45 Mail orders filled with accuracy. Fresh Country OAr* Eggs, dozen .... I'® Golden Har vest Flour, 24 lbs. 82c Self Rising Flour, Jersey Cream Brand, 24 lbs. SOc LARD COMPOUND Size 5 60^ Size 10 .* $1.20 Size 20 .. .. ... .$2.35 Pork and Beans, No. 3, 6 cans 54^ been running over two weeks the pec pie seem unwearied, for they come in great numbers to get the profit of these splendid services. Nothing new or sensational has been preached, but the old story of salvation, with many quotations from the Book in every sermon. But the message is being presented in such forceful way, with such plainness and heart appeal that it is satisfying the many listeners. The singing of both Mr. Good and Mr. Wright is greatly enjoyed by the peo ple, the gospel songs sung by their voices of unusual quality being an ef fective way of presenting the Gos pel. This morning, at St. John's th last of the morning services was held. The pastor and people of this church have been very hospitable to open their beautiful and comfortable church edi fice to the churches of the city for this occasion, and all have felt thor oughly at home. Some of the best ser vices of the series have been these morning services at St. John's. Last night at the tabernacle the subject was "Morality vs. Faith.” A large congregation listened to one of the most effective sermons Mr. Wright has preached. Throughout the sermon the evangelist was proving and illustrating the fact that no one is good enough In himself to pass the approval of God, and that all without exception are lost without the blood of Jesus Christ. He referred to the fact that some people are much bet ter than others, but that this differ | ence was only comparative, and in the sight of the holy God all are sinners needing the cleansing of Christ. At tention was called to the interpreta tion of Christ to the law, that we can break the commandments in thought and purpose of heart as well as by overt act, and that God holds accountable all who violate his reveal ed law/ and there is no escape except to accept Christ who took the penalty upon himself for all who will believe. Tonight at the tabernacle the serv- Ice will commence nt 8:10 o'clock. There will be no services tomorrow night. SCHOOLBOY ANSWERS. Gong Is the masculine of belle un i vicar of vixen. The mineral wealth of a country Is gineer-beer and lemonade. Henry IV. fas the son of John o’ Groats. WEATHER FAIR X GREATER GEORGIA’S B GREATEST STORE Ladies’ Colo nials in pat ents, pin met als and satins; welts and turns; cut steel and metal buckles; $3.00 values for *2.29 c§P) Ladies’ oxfords, pumps and straps, in patent, gun metal and kid, high and low heels, -wide toes made on comfortable lasts, all solid leathers; $2.50 values that are priced for Sat urday, $1.98 And increased vitality, too; provided it is absolutely pure and wholesome. And quality and purity are the most potent factors of all goods sold at White’s. Nothing but the very best are here, but at prices that are astonishingly low. Full Cream 99 r* Cheese, lb DESSERT FRUIT Del Monte Brand. Plums, No. 3, 6 cans $1.20 Cherries, No. 3, 6 cans $1.50 Apricots, No. 3, 6 cans $1.25 Pears, No. 3, 6 cans $1.30 Tomatoes and Pepper, No. 3, 2 cans 35^ THE MODERN WOODMEN ORGANIZE STATE CAMP First State Convention Held in Macon Yesterday—Augustan Elected Officer. Macon, Ga.—Georgia now has a state camp of the Modern Woodmen of America, organized here yesterday by representatives from the various camps, of the order In Georgia The conven tion was held at the Hotel Lanier dur ing the day and a night session was held last night at the Cllsby hall with the Macon lodge of Modern Wood men. E. H. Hyman, secretary of the Ma ced Chamber of Commerce and con sul of Macon lodge, was elected one of the three state managers. The first staff of state officers elect ed yesterday for the ensuing year was: Consul—B. W. Boyd. Union Point. Advisor—W C. Thomas, Albany. Past Consul —W. C. Dumas, Atlanta. Banker—L. H. Simons, Fitzgerald. clerk—George K. Watson, Savannah. Escort—A. V. Houseman, Waycross. Watchman —8. C. Bush, Augusta. Managers—M. L. Feltz, Warrenton; C. B. Smith, Macon, and Dr. F. L. Rountree, Oedartown. lecturer—E. H. Hyman, Macon. Shepherd Bryan, of Atlanta, was elected delegate from the Georgia 'amp whieh meets June 15 In Toledo, Ohio, B. F. Mutagh, of Brunswick, was elected alternate. Atlanta woes selected as the next place of meelng. ft Is probable that Macon will tie made the permanent meeting place Hfter next yeur, as this Ayer’s Pectoral I Away back in 1841. Old enough to re member those days? Still used for coughs and colds. Sold for 70 years. Ask Your Doctor. '/....firLul' THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. Fancy Lemons, -I A _ dozen FISH Salmon, Pink Alaska, 6 for 50^ Salmon, Pink Flats, 6 for 45^ Sardines, smoked in boullion, 6 for .. .. Sardines, French, in oil, 2 for 25^ Tuna Fish, 1 lb. can Crab Meat, 1 lb. can Succotash, 6 for .... 70^ city is more accessible than any other point, is the recognized convention city of Georgia, and favored by the Woodmen. For a Torpid Liver. "I have used Chamberlain's Tablets off and on for the past six years whenever my liver shows signs of be ing in a disordered condition. They have always ac*ed quickly and given ine the desired relief,” writes Mrs F. H Trubus, Sprlngville, N. Y. For sale by all dealers. TANGO& Root Out the Cora Painleeely With TANGO; End Your Suffering. root, the CORE, or kernel of the corn. TANOO for Corns la safe and posi tive. Applied In an Instant, dries In a minute, and it's done. No bump In the.shoe to press on the tender corn, no bandage to pull away with excru ciating agony, no picking and goug ing. The first touch of TANOO ends your suffering, and it roots out the CORE of the corn painlessly and without swelling or soreness. If It does not your druggist will return your money. The one GUARANTEED rem edy, 25 cents at ALL Druggists. Made ind guaranteed by Jacobs’ Pharmacy, Atlanta. Specially Priced Gloves , Neck wear, Hosiery , Underwear and Parasols for Saturday Ladies 16 button Silk Gloves, double tipped fin gers, in black, white and champagne, SI.OO values to be sold for . . . . . .69^ Ladies’ two clasp Silk Gloves, in black, white and colors; small sizes of 5*4 and 6 in broken lots; gloves that ordinarily sell for 50c, will be placed on the bar gain counter Saturday for 15^ Ladies’ neckwear, collars and guimpes, made of net and lawn, lace trimmed, the latest styles and slianes; 75c values to be sold at Neckwear, collars in fiselms and pointed shoulders ef fects, very dainty and fash ionable; regular 50c values for 25^ $2.50 All Silk Parasols, solid colors tops with wide rib bor ders in stripes and floral designs; wide ranges of colors and com binations. The Saturday price is $1.69 No wonder every body is enthusiastic about TANOO. It Is the one safe remedy GUARANTEED to root out the CORE of the corn, without pain or making the toe sore. Rings and plasters that press on the painful corn, caustla remedies that make the flesh raw and worse than the corn, gouging and cutting —only makeshifts that do not reach the Breakfast Bacon, Kriel Brand, lb.. CEREAL Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs Post Toasties,3 pkgs. £5 Puffed Rice, 2 pkgs. Puffed Wheat, 3 packages 25^ Apples, dried, 3 packages 28^ Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 packages . . 27^ Force, package .. Corn, Sugar, 6 cans 48^ SENSATION FLOUR makes more, liqhter. whiter and better biscuit than any other. Try it. Rain Checks Sale in Atlanta; Twas Tag Day Atlanta.—Rain yesterday cost the orphans round Atlanta thousands of dollars. It kept the lilg crowd off the streets through all the middle part of the day, and consequently materially cut down the money taken in by the young women who were engaged in the "Tag Day" work of soliciting con tributions for the undenominational) orphan work. The young women, who were dressed in their prettiest gowns and hats— having learned from past experience that the prettier they looked the easier it was to get money from the men— braved the rain, got their shimmering silks spotted and their feathers lie draggled and managed to collect before night a goodly sue In spite of the weather, but not nearly so much as they would have taken In If the skies had been clear all day. Making Reputation For “Horse Sense;” Georgian Atlanta. Another "Georgia Track er" is making a reputation for "horse sense" at Washington. A letter from a well known Georgia congressman, received today, commenting on the situation there, says that Georgias new United States Kenator, Colonel W. 8. West, has splendidly impressed his colleagues, and that without trying to make any Impression at all, "He has certainly measureed up to tlie standard," the congressman writes. "They recognize that his head is chock full of horse sense and that he is po litically and mentally as honest as the rising sun. il* Is earnest about all he does, arid so straightforward with it that he makes a favorable im pression on all.” Saturday Supper In the Tea Room will consist of— Broiled Chicken, Hominy and Gravy, Hot Rolls, Coffee, Tea or Milk. Imported silk lisle hose in all the leading Spring shades, 50c values Saturday for 39^ Full fashioned lisle and cot ton hose, gauze and medium weights, colors black, white and tan; 35c values for 25^ Seamless gauze hose, double at wearing points; colors black, white and tan, 15c sellers for 12 '/># Ladies’ fine ribbed gauze union suits, nicely trimmed, tight and lace knee, open and closed crotch; 75c values for 50^ Gauze ribbed vests, taped neck and arms; extra sizes, 1214 c values for 7*4^ Mackerel, 9Rr> (> for LOOSE PICKLES Chow Chow, i|t,. . Sweet, Mixed, qt.. .30^ Olives, qt 30^ Jelly, Bull Head, 3 glasses 25^ Jam, any kind, 3 glasses for 25^ Catsup, Bull Head, 3 bottles 25^ Ginger Ale, quart bottle 18< Olives, Stuffed, 3 bottles .. * 25^ Olive Oil, pure, bottle. 28<*. Full Military Honors at Funeral of Gen’l Sickles Nev/ .York.— Funeral for General Daniel J 3. Hirklen were hel<l today in Kt. Patrick's Cathedral. Full military honors were accorded the old hero. The coffin whh placed upon a gun calHMon and tin* funeral proccHHlon then moved up Fifth ave nue from the general’a home to Kt. Patrick’H Cathedral, ewcorted by the Twelfth Regiment, New York National Guard, the Old Guard, Grand Army PoatH, and a battalion of Regular troop* from Governor* Inland. A Kolemn requiem mana wan cele brated at the cathedral, Monalgrtor M. J. Lavelle officiating. Date today tin; body will be taken j, Delight The Inner Man r and the world without turn* to you a more cheerful face Maxwell House Blend is Coffee of such exhilarating and palate-tickling qualities that it makes you thank ful for life and good liv ing. SciUd Tin* at Grocer* Cheek-Ncal Coffee Co. IViMhrllU Jacksonville HoaHnn TOILET GOODS Odor-O-No ... Hind’s Honov and Almond Cream Wilson’s Frec . kle Cream Usterine .... Crlyco-Thvmo llne ElCaya Crean | IVlieco Tootil ’ Paste | Pond’s Extract Pompeian Massage Creim Danderine ... All Toilet Waters Regular 50c Danderine ... Odor-O-No , Arnica Tooth Soap Peroxide of Hydrogen . Santtol Tooth Paste Pond’R Extract Amolino Powder .... Squibh’s Talcum .... Regular 25c 'Health Rico, fancy head, 10-lbs.. f SUGAfA I .1 J Granulated 1 Sugar, Warner’s ; 25 lbs. sl.lO FRESH FRUIT Oranges, Florida, dozen .. .. .29^ Irish Potatoes, peek Strawberries, quart .13^ NATIONAL BISCUIT Crackers, JOo size, 3 for 25^ String Beans, 6 for . .45^ to Washington for interment In Ar lington, It's up to you to decide, the great est value In a suit, we mark our goods down v’hen we receive them, no mater what reduction others of fer you, ours are lower In price. F. G. Mertins, the Clothier, LADIES LISTEN For Experienced Hairdressing Phono 2621-J or 928. Rave your combings and do not send your work out of the city Have work done by one of most experienced lady hair dressers In Routh-Mrs. J. Will Ergle, 502 West Avenue. North Augusta, S. C. All work sent for and deliver ed. Satisfaction guaranteed. STOP OVER AT OLD RELIABLE KIMBALL HOUSE ATLANTA, GA. Most Central and Convenient Location In the City. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our Restaurant one of the Best In the South. 160 ROOM*. Hot and Cold Running Water. SI.OO per day. ROOMfl: Connctlng Hatha. $1.50 Private Baths, $2.00 and up. Club Breakfast, 30c to SI.OO. Club Luncheon only 50 cents. A La Carte Service Unsurpassed In the South. ED. L. BROWN, Manager. THREE Satur day 39 c Satur day 19c