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FRIDAY. MAY 15.
SATURDAY and AFTER SUPPER SALES
A Book of Surety Coupons
May be exchanged for a $2.50 book of 10c coupons,
which may be spent in any department in the store
—Grocery excepted. The convenience of this
system is apparent to all. You may get 25 10c pur
chases if you wish, or one $2.50. Double Surety
Coupons before noon and after supper.
AFTER
SUPPER
SALES
6 TO 7 O’CLOCK.
Uneeda Biscuit, Lemon Snaps, ZuZu
Crackers, 3 pkgs IQC
Lighthouse Cleanser .. . 5C
Musiin Drawers. 25c values .. . .
Children’s Petticoats, small sizes,
50c values 19 c
Lyon’s Tooth Powder l&C
Covered Glass Pitchers, 2-qt. .. 23^
25c Cotton Mops 19C
75c Middy Blouses, colored and
white collars .. .. 500
10c Black Shinola Polish 5C
7 TO 8 O’CLOCK.
Octagon Soap, cakes IOC
Ladies’ Neckwear, lace and linen
collars, jabots, values to 25c,
choice 5C
Muslin Gowns, low necks, 59c
values 39C
Corsets. $2.00 and $3.00 values in
assortment, for .. .. 98C
Woodbury's Facial Soap IgO
35c Brooms 29C
15c P( terman’s F.oach Food .. IOC
Girls’ Colored Dresses, pleated skirts,
ages 6to 14 years .. .. .. ..59C
8 TO 9 O’CLOCK.
Fairy, Flake White, Tar Soap,
3 cakes IOC
Surety Cocoa, %-lb 18C
Children’s Gowns, small sizes,
49c values .. . 25C
Packer's Tar Soap 19C
Brass Cuspidores 49C
One Day Alarm Clocks 59 c
25c Colored Gingham Pantry
Aprons 15C
KEWPIE GARTERS,
lJty
The Kewfie Hose Supporters, for
children.* uisses, boys and wo
men, in white or black, usuai’y
sold for 25c, Saturday will
be 19C
APPEALING PRICES ON
GIRL'S DRESSES
White lawn dresses, with long waist, made of inserting and
tneks, full pleated skirts with lace inserting let in, ages
8 to 14 years $2.50
kg** 1
GOMBACKS DEFEATED ALBANY
BABIES YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
First Game of Series in This City Copped By Score of 3 to
1 Both the Local and the Visiting Aggregations Put Up
a Fine Grade of Ball—ln Fact, a Sensational Game.
The Combacks won the first game
of the series from Albany in this
■'burg” yesterday afternoon by the
score of 3 to 1. The Babies had a
beautiful chance in the second inning
to score when they had a man on
second and third respectively and
South walked up to the plate, grinned
at his "limps," then swung his bat
around three times and then, lo and
behold, proceeded to lambast the air
for three consecutive times. (What
a pity; the fans had gathered from
his manly efforts that he was going
to make a homer.) By the way, this
retired the side.
Clock Work.
Everything went along like clock
work until the seventh inning. «nd
this state of affairs would have prob
ably. no doubt, have continued If
Wells had not take a foolish Idea Inlo
his head to see two of the local play
ers collide. He carried the Idea out
In the following manner; taking his
PEARL BUTTONS
All sizes of pearl buttons
sold as high as five cents
a dozen, will be
three dozen for .. .
White lawn dresses, low necks and short sleeves,
finished with bands of embroidery; ages 8 to
14 years $1.25
Colored gingham dresses, in fancy stripes, trim
med in solid colors; ages 6to 14 years ... .SI.OO
Gingham dresses for little tots, ages 2 to
6 years 59 1
You are asked to inspect the stock of sheer
lawn and shadow lace dresses, eminently suit
able for commencement dresses for girls be
tween the ages of 8 and 14 years. Nothing could
be prettier than the double flounce shadow lace
dresses with ribbon sashes.
(Second floor.)
slab and gently pushing the oncoming
ball about two degrees off of the foul
line Just mlddleways between first and
home, up in the air a bit. Well, the
result was inadvertlble. Wallace and
Berger "locked horns"—in other words
decided that the game was rather
tiresome and therefore decided to take,
a nap for five minutes. (This really
happened.)
Result.
The following Is the result of the
Innings in which the runs were scored;
First inning: Burgess wus the first
man to face the Baby twlrler and was
walked (nice start, wasn’t it, for Al
bany?). Smith then stepped up and,
incidentally, disappointed the fans by
not repeating the home run variety,
but Instead substituted It with a hunt
towa 'ds first. He was tagged out when
he attempted to soar over Erwin's head.
Burgess went to second, then passed
to third on Petty's wild throw to sec
ond. Mackert rapped a hot one to
75c Pure Silk Boot Hose , 50c
Made with lisle soles and tops, high spliced heels, full fash
ioned. They may be had in black and white and a full range
of colors.
Hose that sell easily for 75c, Saturday for 50<^
White boot silk hose, with double soles, 25c values for .. 15<*
Mens and Womens Handkerchiefs
Ladies’ sheer corded layvn and men’s hemstitched lawn hand
kerchiefs, 5c values for 2< />$
Men’s pure linen hemstitched, initial handkerchiefs, broken
lots of our regular 25c handkerchiefs, Satutday for .. .. 12 y 2 $
Ladies’ Neckivear
Net and lawn, lace trimmed, the newest shapes with the latest
touches of color, 50c values for 25^
The Tennis Season is Upon Us
The twang of the racquet and excitement of the game is in
the air. White’s tennis goods are specially priced.
Horsman’s $6.00 special racquet, with grooved handle ..$4.50
$1.75 tennis racquets, marked $1.50
$1.25 children’s racquet and rubber ball .98^
Ayers Championship English made tennis balls are specially
priced in lots of a dozen or more. Ask for prices.
( Fifth floor.)
Weather: Probably Fair
$1.25 FRAMED
PICTURES, 79^
In splendid frames. The pictures
themselves are landscapes and
reproductions of the old masters.
Saturday’s price 790
The Purity of Foods Does Not Depend Upon Prices
Wavy Hair
SWITCHES
Reduced to
$1.45
Worth Regularly
$2.50
short and was thrown out. Burges*
scored in the meantime. Clark, an
other one of the home-run variety,
sent the jiill crawling through the
pitcher's legs and then through cen
terflelder's, there fori giving him hiH
chance to anchor on second. Berger
was next and was walked.
Manager Manush evidently tired of
the way in which the locals were
treating Petty, benched him and re
placed him with South. Then Mana
ger Brouthers walked up with a "don’t
care who they put In there" expression
on his face and proceeded to drive out
a Texas leaguer, which was good for
two bases and also was good enough
to score Clark, who was on second.
Kelly rapped his to third, therefore
causing Burges to be tagged out while
on the road to the home plate.
Brouthers Did It.
The Combacks scored the third run
in the sixth Inning Clark was th<
first man up and knocked a pop foul
Just off third. Manush copped It.
Berger rapped out a nice Texas leaguer
which was good for two bags. Man
ager Brouthers followed with a clean
hit Just over the left fielder's head,
which scored Berger from second and
stationed him In his place. Kelly sent
i, pretty fly buzzing over In the right
field zone. Its wings were clipped and
Brothers was thrown out while com
ing back to second. This retired the
side.
Only Run.
The Babies gained their only run In
the eighth inning.
Mayes rapped a hot one to short
fHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA.
UMBRELLA JARS
$3.50 mat green umbrel
la jars, Saturday,
$1.98
There are over a hun
dred of them Just fresh
from the factory.
Very few shorter than
24 inches and all are of
Tine wavy hair, mounted
short stems. The color
range is sufficiently ex
tensive to enable us to
match your hair perfect
ly. Sale Saturday, all
at *145
which was fielded without any trou
ble, evidently, as he wus thrown out
at first long before he had traveled
halfway there. Hanna followed with
a three-base hit Just over center’s
head. Parker chopped out. Cochran
rapped out a nice Texas lOaguer
which let Albanv core her first and
only run. "Coeh-ian" evidently left
the, last section of Ids name behind
him, for he did nothing of the sort.
In fact, he ran like an “Ice wagon"
and only succeeded In getting to first
In a fraction of a second ahead of
the "pill." Erwin was next and rap
ped one Just In front of Brouthers,
which Isiunded up “quick as a flash,”
hitting him on the shoulder. Erwin
was afe on first. Cochran safe on
second. Manush ballooned out tc, first.
This retired the side and Incidentally
defeated Albany.
The following Is the box score:
Albany. AH. it. H. Po. A E.
Mayes, cf ..3 0 0 2 0 0
Hanna, If 4 1 1 1 i 0
Parker, 2b 3 0 0 3 1 0
Cochran, rs.. 4 0 1 2 0 0
Erwin, lb 4 0 2 7 0 0
Manush, 3b 2 0 0 3 3 0
Wells, c.. 4 0 1 f, 1 0
Durmeyer. *s 4 0 13 0
petty, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Houth, p 3 0 1 0 4 0
•Morrow 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 32 1 0 24 13 0
Augusts. AH. It. II Po. A. K
Burgess, rs., ...... 3 I 1 1 0 0
Smith, If 3 0 2 2 0 0
Mackert, cf 4 4 0 S 0 0
Clark, 2b 4 1 1 1 * 0
$3 Ladies Colonials,s2.29
For Saturday we have taken gunmetal, satin and patent leather
Colonial pumps, this season’s favored slipper, in welts and turns
and leather kidney heels and buckles, and priced them at
$2.29
Pumps, straps and oxfords, in patent
leather, and kid, which we offer
ofdinarily at S2T)O and have marked them
$1.98
29c Sale Saturday
Mat green vases, jardiniers and fern dishes, .values lo 60c, go
on sale Saturday at one price
29 cents
Five different styles in vases; two sizes in fern dishes, one in
jardiniers.
We pride ourselves that our Groceries are the purest foods obtainable, but
we are also conscious of the fact that the prices are considerably lower than many
feel the standard warrant.
SPECIAL SATURDAY PRICES
Self-Rising Flour, Jersey Cream
brand, 24-lb. bag 770
HAMS, Armour’s Star or
S. and S. lb 18V6C
Full Cream Cheese, lb 220
Fresh Country Eggs,
dozen .. .. 240
Creamery Butter, pure ami
sweet, pound .. . 300
Breakfast Bacon, pound . . 230
Fancy Lemons, dozen .. . -140
Rice, fancy head,
10 pounds 650
Lard Compound—
§iXV.:\v ::v: *«
Size 20 *235
Coffee, Rio, IQC; E. C. D., 290;
Surety, 330.
COLD MEATS.
Sliced Boiled Ham, lb .. .. 35C
Veal Loaf, lb SAC
Souse Meat, pound 180
Imported German Sausage,
pound 350
Dressed Hens, lb 250
"LORNA DOONE" the New N. B. C. Output, 20c Pound
BRASS JARDINIERS
$2 values in liras-; jar
diniers, Saturday,
98c
Granulated Sugar
25-Pound Bags
sl.lO
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Tomatoes, No. 3 cans,
six for 540.
Sifted Peas, six cans 700
Lima Beans, six cans .. .. 650
Succotash, six cans .. .. ..700
String Beans, six cans .. 450
Corn, six cans 480
Asparagus Tips,
three cans .. . 570
Pork and Beans, six cans 540
Tomatoes and Peppers,
two cans 350
Kidney Beans, two cans ~ 2J»O
Whole Okra, two cans 250
Sliced Pineapple,
three cans .. . . : 230
Grated Pineapple,
two cans 350
Berger, lb 3 1 1 12 0 0
Brouthers, 3b 3 0 2 0 1 1
Kelly, ss 3 0 0 0 3 1
Wallace, c 3 0 0 6 2 0
Neyenhouse, p 2 0 0 0 6 0
Totals .. ..28 3 717 15 2
Score by lnlngs: H
Albany 000 000 010—1
Augusta 200 001 00*—v
•Batted for Houth In 9th Inning.
Summary: Two-base hits, Clark,
Berger, Brouthers. Three-base hit,
llahna. Stolen bases, Burgess (2),
Wells (2). Double plays, llsrina lo
Parker Base cm balls, off Petty 2,
Neyenhouse 1. I.eft on bases, Albany
5, Augusta 3. Hit by pitched bail
Parker (by Neyenhouse), Neyenliouse
(by South), lilts, off Petty 2 In 1
Inning, off Smith 5. Struck out, by
South 4, by Neyenhouse 4. Time of
game, 1:31. Umpire, Moran.
ST. LUKE BALL CLUB
TO PLAY LANGLEY NINE
I ■!—<
Th* Ht. Luk«» bfwbnll t*»rn will
Journey Hnttirflny ov*r to faunal*y, H
(\, to oompot*- with the utroriK Caro
lina nln*. Thia Rom* will no #loubt
!»♦* a v*ry font on*, for both t*<irnH »r»*
compound of good material.
Th* Ht. Luk«? tfHfn Ih now playin#
In mid-Maafton form.
everybody” likes it.
Likes what? SENSATION
FLOUR.
Smothered Chicken
W T ith mushroom sauce, brown potatoes, hot home
made Southern rolls, coffee, tea or milk, will be the
supper in the Tea Room Saturday night, for which
the price is to be 35^
Lemon ice cream, a particularly delicious ice made
after our own recipe, will be served for 10^
GARBAGE CANS
$1.25 galvanized garb
age Cans, Saturday,
98c
fish.
Salmon, Pink Alaska,
three cans .... 270
Fish Roe, old Virginia,
three cans 250
Shad Roe, two cans .. ~ 350
Shad, 2 cans 250
Mackerel, six for 250
Smoked Sardines, In butter,
six cans . . , . • 500
Salmon Argo Red,
two cans . . ~ 350
Kippered Herring,
three cans 250
LOOSE PICKLES.
Chow .low, quart. 28 r
Swee* Mixed, quart 3QC
olives, quart 300
Jelly, Bull Head, .’! glasses, 250
Jam, any kind 8 glasses for 250
Catsup, Bull Head,
three bottles 250
Ginger Ale, quart bottle .. 18 (;
Olive Oil, pure,
bottle 280. 4RC, 780
Olives stuffed, bottles .. 250
TODAY'S BASEBALL
WEATHER
American League.
Chicago at Washington; dear.
Detroit at New York; clear.
St. Louis at Boston; clear.
Cleveland at Philadelphia; clear.
National League.
Brooklyn at Chicago; clear.
New York at Pittsburg, clear.
Philadelphia at St. Louis; clear.
Boston at Cincinnati; clear.
Federal League.
Baltimore- al Buffalo; clear.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh; clear.
St. Louis at Brooklyn; dear.
Indianapolis at Baltimore; dear.
The Road to Succeee.
The best brain effort and Indigestion
do not go hard in hand, if you would
win u lasting success you must keep
your stomach In good working order
and your bowels regular. This Is eas
ily done If y,,u go at It rightly Mrs.
C. C. Baker, Homer city, Pa., writes:
“About two years ago I suffered from
stomach trouble and constipation. Af
ter I began using Chamberlain's Tab
lets my condition Improved. At the
end of a week I could eat and sleep
well." Hold by all dealers.
11.50 Straw Hats at Merlins',
Toilet Goods
Cutloura
SoH|>
Witch Hazel
Lyon’s Tooih
Powder . .
Danderlne .
Pond’s Ex
tract
Amollne
Powder .... 0 ,
Packer’s NatHr-
Regular !&■? T?
Scented Soap UflJ
(r Arnica
Tooth Sonp
£uu 10n
WllHamV’" ’ • 131 l
Shaving Stick
Williams'
Jersey
Cream Soap
Dioxogen .
Pound Can
.Terven’s
Talcum . ..
Peroxide of
Tljolrogen . .
TfFind’s
Honey and
Almond _ ,
Satur-
Pebeco
Regular jaw"- day
Herplcide ..
*“ Eau de
50c 30c
l.isterine WwU
Pompeian
Massage
Cre a m
Free Samples Saturday of Isabel Caa
sidy's "Beau Brummel” Nail Polish.
A liquid that is new and satisfactory.
WATER COOLERS
Three gallon galvanized
Water Coolers,
$1.89
fl/issi,
flip®
111
GOLDEN
HARVEST
FLOUR
24-lb. Bags
50c
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Barons Win.
At Birmingham—
Score; R H 8
Birmingham ....103 400 20*—10 11 1
Chattanooga ....101 010 000— 3 10 1
Robertson and Dllger; Kroh, Reisigl
and Graham.
Crackers 6, Billies 3.
At Allant
Score: R H 0
Montgomery 000 010 200—3 7 1
Atlanta 210 100 20*—« 8 2
■last end Klelnow; Ddescher and
Munch.
Pels 3, Turtle* 1.
At New Orleans —
Hoi e: R H E
Memphis 000 000 001—1 8 3
New Orleans . ..100 000 02* —3 5 l
11. Merritt and Bemts; Wilson &q<l
Higgins.
Vole 7, Guile 4.
At Mobile —
Score by Innings; R.
Mobile 000 310 000-4
Nashville 420 000 001—1
Fritz, Gudger and Hchmldt; Mar.
shall, Boland and Gibson.
sensatTon flour
has strength, color and flavor.
Every sack guaranteed.
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