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THE ENTIRE WORLD DRAPED IN CREPE
This is literally true of the situation so far as the world of fashion is concerned and “The Satisfac
tory Store” is fully prepared to do her share of the draping, but there are many other things quite
as necessary to your comfort and you can depend on us to supply the need. W^ R ThltZl?T?iZg n sum P eem
SHIRTWAISTS
It is not olten thru yon havo the ohanco of
buying a lovely Silk Waist that will wash,
at *IOO
Or the latent model In a fine Crepe
Waist, at *IOO
Some of those Waists ard striped, some plain,
but all white with the new low collar and
abort sleeve Of course, we have other finer
. waists for *250 that are easily washed, all
silk or all crepe, with the new sleeve and roll
collars, considered very cheap ut $2.60.
Dress Goods for Skirts
Silk and Wool
Silk Poplin 46 Inches wide, worth $2, *149
46 inch Crepe in popular colors, worth
*l-26, at *IOO
26- Ratine, in white and colors, at .. f>oO
27- Ratine, in white and colors, at .. 25**
27-inch Irish Poplin, will wash, at 25*'
•'ll inch Figured Sherrette, at IRfl
Colored laiwns, at JSC
Ladies ’ Cool Summer
Underwear
Ribbed Union Suits, with knee pants, at 50*'
Malinc Ribbed Lisle Drawers, with lace
edge, at 25*3
Mallne Ribbed, low neck and no sleeves
v, '«t 10**
French Lisle Ribbed Vests with stay-up
strap, at 25**
English Lisle Ribbed Vests, all sizes, at . .gC
Muslin Combination Stilts, at *104)
Muslin Corset Covers, at 25**. 39*' and SOD
Wash 811 k Vi als, Knickerbockers and Drawers.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Ah Spring advances and the weather warms
UP. the question of eomfnrtubln and sanitary
Hosiery occupies attention, and our advice Is
to be sure of the colors as well as the texture
and above all demand fresh now stock to se
lect from.
We keep a f-apply of Kayser’s and McCal-
s Silli Dime, at jjjj qq
75c Silk Boot Hose, strongly reinforced, 59c
Cobweb Silk l isle Hose, worth 60c, at
Cißtize Lisle Imported Hosiery, all the time 250
The
Satisfactory
Store
... NEWS OF SOCIETY ...
Ballard-Nixoti
Mr*. Wade Ballard announce* the
engagement of her daughter, Aia, to
SACRED HEART
CHILDREN OF MARY.
The Children of Mary of the Ra
cked Heart will hold their postponed
meeting this afternoon at four-thirty
o'clock at the convent and not at
three-thiry, as was flra announced.
MISB HILL'S 9CHOOL TO
HAVE FRENCH EXERCISES.
Miss Ig»lla Hill has sent out a limit
ed number of invitations for the
French exercises at which her pupil*
will entertain on Wednesday evening,
ITCHING AND
Bill ECZEMA
On Both Hands and Wrists. Could
Hardly Use Them. One Cake
Cuticura Soap and One Box Cuti
cura Ointment Completely Cured.
Oarboo. Thu—" About (riMi ;nn
Mo I had a blister coma on my hand and
wilii ll continued to «|>r«td until m iorgi
as a dollar and twain* dls
uoaainx Itciun* and burning
Thay said it was eraarna and
It would taka a lona ttma to
cura it. I had tho at-sama
oa both hands and wrtata. It
was to bad that 1 could hardly
uaa my hands for anythin*
It Itched and burned M
badly tlial 1 had M rub oa
fi
m
acraich until sort* cam*
"I got rwnwdlc* and tb« traatmont did
no good l>ut did liana and mad* It pcrfertly
rough I saw an advcrUmarat to cur*
orMtta for tan dollar* and I rant fur It and
uaad It atiout on* month and It did no* da
nag good I laorntd a few gnar* ago of a
fnand ualng t'utlcura Soap and Ointment.
I triad Cultcur* Soap and Ointment and
Uiag relieved me of the Itching and burning
at mi*. In a week • time mg araama *al
cured On* cak* of Cullcur* hap and on*
l>ai of Cuticura Ointment completed lb*
■*ira " (Signed) O. B. Jordan. July S. ISIS.
Wbg oat have a dear akin, aoft wlilt*
band*, a dean scalp and good hair* It I*
your birthright Cutirtira Soap with an
eoradaaal ua* of I'utlrura ointment will
bring about thaaa coveted condition* la
Jtoat aaaa* when all d*a tali* Sold through
set ibsfwarlil Liberal •ample of each mailed
(No. with 11-p skin Book. Addrea* poet
sard “Cuticura. Uept. T. Boeton "
Mg'Men wbo shave and shampoo with Cu-
BauraSoap will find It bmt fur skin and scalp
Crepe and Voile Dresses
For street and promenade, a love
ly line of fine Crepe and Voile
Dresses that are sufficiently trim
med to make them extremely attrac
tive, easily washed or dry cleaned.
One very attractive lot at .. $4.50
One lot unusually pretty little
Dresses at $5.00
Rice Cloth, Ratine faneily trimmed,
at $6.50
Black Wash Habutai Silk
Dresses at .$7.98
Mourning or Evening Dresses,
from $7.98 to $25.00
Trunks , Suit Cases , Bags
A Suit Casee tha will outwear anvthing of Us
kin **- for *l5O
Picnic Suit Cases for light travel, special JRI
Others that are larger at wholesale
prices, from *l9B up
Entire lino of fine Trunks and Traveling Rags,
at wholesale prices.
Crex Art Squares and Rugs are admittedly the
finest floor covering for summer; they are
easily cleaned and exposure to the weather
does no injure them. We keep all sizes, from
36*72 Inches up to 12x15 feet Prices «1 nn
*1 25 *2 98 *4 98. *7 98. *1398
NECKWEAR
Why bother to cut and make a Lace Yoke,
when we have a dozen different styles to se
lect from, for less than you can possibly make
°ne for 59c up
Pretty Lace and Embroidery Collars
* rom '2s** up
Silk Shirtwaist Cords, worth 25c, at .. ..jgc
Middy Blouse Silk Lacing Cards, at .. .. IOC
Shamrock Tissue Glove Handkerchiefs, 10**
Hand - Embroidered Handkerchiefs, at .. 25**
BURTON-TAYLOR-WISE COMPANY
Mr. Joseph Nixon, the marriage to
take place In June.
May „oth, at half after eight o'clock
at thu school. Tho program of tho
evening will consist of dialogues by
little Miss Margaret Montgomery and
Master Walter Fargo; one act of the
Blue Bird presented by little Missea
Marguerite McOowan and Ann.. Me
Klnno Campbell, and "The Wind from
the West," presented b> Miss Alice
Davidson, Miss Katherine Cutnming
and Miss Anne Thomas.
The entertainment will he present
ed under the direction of Madatue U
C'Arette do Montreull, the very able
French teacher.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
MEETING.
The postponed meeting of the First
Baptist Missionary Koeletv will be
held Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock
at the Baptist Church,
JONES RADCLIFFE.
Quite a surprise to their many
friends was the marriage yesterday
Ht high noon at the parsonage of the
St James Methodist Church of Mrs.
Ada Mae Crouch Hadcllffe and Mr,
1-eroy Jones. Bov. W. 11. Hillard of
Delating. Only the Immediate famt
lies of the contracting parties being
p eaent. The bride wore a smart
traveling sc.it of olive green brocade,
with which was worn a dainty blouse
of while lace and a burnt leghorn hat
trimmed with flowers aud ribbon of
the eame green tones Attended by
the most cordial of g\>od wishes Mr.
find Mrs. Jones left over the Georgia
Railroad on a wedding Journey to At
lanta, Chattanooga and other western
pon its.
Mrs. Jones la the second daughter
of Mr and Mrs. J. H Crouch, and is
a yvung woman of charming person
ality and numbers her friends by the
score. Mr Jones helds a position of
responsibility with the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad and la • young uian of
sterling worth. Vpon their return
they will be at home to their friends
at tiilO Fifth Street.
JOHNSON-GRIFFITH.
The marriage of Mias Fannie Pau
line Johnson and Mr J T. Griffith.
Jr., took place at the bride's parents'
borne on lower Kills Street Thura
day morning. Immediately after the
ceremony they left for Atlanta. Ga.
on their return they will bo at home
with the bride's parents, to receive
the congratulation* or their many
friends.
SURPRISE LUNCHEON.
The 1 -allies' Aid and Missionary
Society of the Broadway Methodist
Church met at the residence of Mrs.
K. I*. G raison last Mouday evening
Immediately after the meeting ad-
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
the members were surprised
by n delightful luncheon.
The color scheme was carried out
in green and crimson. All of the
guests had a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Claiborne Snead hae returned
from Atlanta.
The many friends of Miss Annie
Thew will deeply regret to learn of
her serious Illness
Mrs Coxnrt and Miss Fannlelu
Cozart, of Washington, Ga., are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Flem
ing Garllngton.
STATE NURSES TO MEET
IN ATLANTA CONVENTION.
The eighth annual convention of tho
Georgia State Association of Graduate
Nurses will be held in Atlanta Wed
nesday and Thursday, May 20th and
Jl*t. at which Augusta will be repre
sented by Mrs A. C. Jlartrtdge, Miss
Moran, Miss Holler, Miss Boone and
Miss Grist. Incident to the conven
tion will be a luncheon served Wed
nesday bv the Atlanta Registered
Nurses Club, and Thursday afternoon
a tea at Georgian Terrace Hotel with
the Grady Hospital Alumnae as host
esses, preceded by an automoblie
ride.
For the convention the following
program will be carried out:
Wednesday May 20 1914.
Morning Session.
9; SO to 10: SO Registration of mem
bers and payment of dues.
10:30 Call to order.
Invocation—Rev. M M. Memmtnger,
Rector of All Saints' Church.
Address of Welcome—Miss Frances
Patton, R. N., President Atlanta Reg
tslered Nurses' Club.
Address of Welcome—Mrs. Ramuel
I.umktn, President City Federation of
Women's Club*.
Response-Miss 8. H. Myers, R. N.
Intermission 10 minutes
Roll Call
Report of Secretary— Miss M. A.
Moran R. N.
Report of Treasurer—Miss A. D.
Cannon. R. N.
Report of Corresponding Secretary
—Miss E 1., Dealer, R. N.
Report of Standing Committee*—
Arrangements—Mrs, K. 8. Tupman,
R. N.
Eligibility—Miss M. E. Burges. R. N
legislative—Miss J. M. Candltsh,
R N.
Report of Red Cross State Commit
tee— Miss M. A. Moran, R. ,N., State
Chairman.
Report of State Board of Examiners
Miss K. R Dondy, R. N.. Secretary.
Report of President—Mrs. A C.
llartridge R. N.
Old Business
New Business.
Adjournment
Thursday, May 21, 10:00 A. M.
Call to order
The Hospital vs. the Graduate Spe
cial Nurse Mly M A. Moran. R, N.
Reciprocity and Our Professional
Obligations Mrs. L A Warner, Pres
ident Tcuuessvs Slate Board of Ex
aminer*, (
BIG APRONS AND GOWNS
Large size Crepe Gowns, in white and
colors, at 59C
Mußlin Gowns, in high or low neck, at . .50C
Extra special Muslin Gowns, worth
* 139 - at *IOO
Big Slip-on Aprons, with sleeves and low neck,
very long and made of the best percale,
a * 09*' and 75C
Large Gingham Aprons, like a dress;
worth SI.OO, at
Aprons for cooks, housemaids and nurse 3, with
oc without bibs; that will wash and not
Tade . a * 25**, 39** and 59C
About 15 Wool Coat Suits to go
at .. .. HALF PRICE
A good chance to get a Suit to wear away this
summer.
MEN’S DEPARTMENT
You do not often have the opportunity of
buying a standard $1.25 Satin-Finished French
Madras Shirt at SI.OO, or an English Madras,
full size and length, at 50c. We carry the
Men’s liong Web Seam Drawers at 50c. Any
man can keep cool if he wears our French
nainsook knee-length Drawers, or the short
sleeve Vest of the same material. They ought
to bring 50c each; our price is 39c.
Ualbriggan Bleached VprfTs or Drawers, at 25**
Men’s extra large, soft, longcloth Night
Shirts, at 50**
Men’s Silk Sox, with lisle heel and toe, at 25**
Men’s imported Lisle Sox, in different colors,
at 25**
Men s Linen Heel and Toe Lisle Sox, at 12’/&C*
Men’s protected clasp Sock Supporters, at 25**
Men’s Tab Sock Supporters, per pair, at IOC
Men’s All-Linen Handkerchiefs, at .. .. 10**
Men’s genuine Rain-proof Dmprellas
at *IOO and SI 50
Men’s Suit Cases,
at .. ..*l5O *l9B. *298 and up to $lO
Men’s extra large Absorbent Linen Handker
chiefs, at. 25**
Men’s Silk Four-in-Hand and Clasp Ties, 25**
Non Elastic, Slip-Slide Suspenders, at .-25**
Red Cross Nursing Service—Miss F.
F. Clement, Chairman National Com
mittee Town and County Nursing Ser
vice.
Intermission—lo minutes.
Call to Order.
Unfinished J-tusiness.
Report of Committee on Resolutions.
Report of Tellers
Introduction of New Officers.
Adjournment.
Automobile ride around the city.
Machines leave Hotel Wlnecoff at 3:30
P. m.
Afternoon Session, 3:00.
Call to order.
Report of Delegates:
American Nurses' Association —1913,
Georgia Federation of Women's
Clubs—l9l3.
Address—Mr. Bernard Suttler, Man
ager of the Raoul Foundation Fund.
Hospital Social Service Work—Miss
Margaret Rrndley.
"The Nurse and the Commonwealth;
The Nurse and the Commonhealth” —
Miss J. Van De Vrede, R. N.
Adjournment.
Outdoor Meetings at the
First Presbyterian Church
Reseat Grounds With New
Pews, and Have Them Well
Lighted; Expected to
Be a Success.
Several years ago, when Rev. J. R.
Sevier came to the First Presbyterian
church, It was difficult to get a good
congregation at the night service. For
the summer months Mr. Sevier de
cided to have outdoor services. At
tho front of the church, in the beau
tiful grove of elms, seats were ar
ranged and lights were hung and the
people Invited to attend. From the
HAS A CURE
EOR PELLAGRA
Parrle Nicholas, Laurel. Miss.,
write*; "Seems to me If I had not
obtained your remedy wrhen 1 did I
would not have lived much longer.
I am glad you discovered this wonder
ful remedy that will cure Pellagra
Vt hen I h-'g .n taking Baughn's Telia
gra Remedy my weight wa» 60 odd
pound*; now it Is 90 odd. I would
like to have this published and sent
to sufferer* of Pellagra.”
This Is published at her request.
If you suffer from Pellagra or know
of any wbo suffers from Pellagra It
Is your duty to consult Uie resource
ful Battghn. who has fought and con
quered the dreaded malady right In
the Pellagra Belt of Alabama.
The symptoms—hands red like sun
hum. skin peeling off; gore mouth,
the Ups throat and tongue a flaming
red; with much mucuous and chok
lug. Indigestion and nausea; either
diarrhea or constipation.
There is hope if you have Pellagra
you can be cured by Baughn's Pella
gra Remedy Oet big free book on
Pellagra. Address American Com
pounding Co., Box *Ol2. Jasper, Via.,
remembering money refunded In any
caae where the remedy falls to cure.
House Dresses, $1.25, $1.50, $2
These Dresses are made of fine
Zephyr Gingham and English
Flaxon. They are trimmed with a
contrasting color, embroidery and
wash buttons. We admit that it does
not take much material to make a
simple little house dress, but we
question seriously whether you can
buy the material and make one of
these pretty little Dresses as cheap
as we sell them for. Prices—
sl.so Dresses .... $1.25
$2.00 Dresses .. . ..$1.50
$3.00 Dresses .... r .. ... .. . .$2.00
White Goods Department
90-inch Linen Sheeting, special value, at 50**
36-inch Lin en Lawn for waists, at .. .. 29**
25c Sherrette for waists and dresses at 15C
35c Mercerized Mull for soft drape
dresses, at 25**
10c Pajama Checks and soft Longcloth, 7%C
40-inch White Lawn, the 10c quality at .. 5C
40-inch Sea Island, 7%c wholesale, at .. .-5C
White PK and Linene for skirts, at .. .-10**
Table Damask and Sheets
Full bleached Table Damask, for the
special, at ' 25C
72-inch Table Damask, full bleached,
worth 75c, at 590
2, 2 y 2 and 3-yard lengths of Pure Irish Dam
ask, worth $1.50, at 100
Sanitary Dimity Bedspreads,
easy to wash, at 81 35
Full size, full bleached Bed Sheets,
special at • •• 39C
81x00 Seamless extra heavy Sheets,
worth 85c each, at •• G9C
Extra large Bath Towels, worth 15c each IOC
Extra heavy Bath Mats, in different
colors, from SQC to SIOO
beginning the meetings met with ap
proval. More lgembers of the church
came to the evening service and peo
ple who had no church relation and
those who were members of other
churches but wanted tho out of doors,
than had ever attended the summer
evening services. Each summer these
meetings have been held and Dr. Se
vier announces that they will begin
May 31.
lie plans to have the grounds re
seated with comfortable pews and well
lighted. The choir will be arranged
on the right of the church front as
usual. It goe.R without saying that
the meetings will be a grand success.
CREAM BRAZIL NUTS Mon
day at Sheron’s, 39c.
IADIES LISTEN
For Experienced Hairdressing
Phone 2621-J or 928.
Save your combings and do not
send your work out of the city
Have work done by one of most
experienced lady hair dreseers in
South—Mrs. J. Will Ergle, 602
West Avenue. North Augusta, S.
C. All work sent for and deliver
ed. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Levy’s Bathing and Beach Suits
Look As Well After the Bath fls Before.
For Ladies: Mohair, Silk and Satin, Charm
ing Styles $3.50 to SIO.OO
Trimmed in plaids and Persian Silk.
Bathing Stockings, Caps and Shoes.
For Men and Boys: One or Two Piece Suits,
in wool or cotton, many colors, 50c to $ 5.00
The J. Willie Levy Co.
Executive Order Gives
Goethals Wide Authority
Washington. —Widest authority in
the punishment of offences against
the law in the canal stone has been
conferred upon Colonel Goethals by
White Colonials!
We are showing the most up-to-date White
Colonials in Augusta.
White Sea Island Duck
with covered buckles,
leather or white heels.
Price $2.50 and $3.00
THE loOTERY
R. L. GARRETT Mgr.
SUNDAY. MAY 17.
Separate Skirts
We carry a splendid assortment of white and
linen Wash Skirts that are sufficiently large
for any siz e.
One lot plain White PK Skirts, that are
low, at *l-00
PK and Ratine Skirts, with peplum or
ruffle, at , -*1.75
Special line fine Wool Skirts, worth
so.oo, at *3 98
A fine assortment of new Wool Skirts
just in, from 85 00 up
SI.OO Heath erbloom Petticoats, at G9C
Long Kimono In Oriental patterns,
from $125 to sls 00
Children's Ready-to-Wear
Little Zephyr Dresses, with different colored
cuffs, collars and belt to harmonize in fast
washable colors; for children from 6 to 14
years of age; worth $2.00 at *IOO
Stonewall Rompers, for little children, the best
washable garment made for little tots at 50C
Children’s Muslin Drawers, for 2to 12 years
sizes, at me
Boys’ Athletic Ribbed Vests, at 5c
Misses’ Middy Blouse Suits, worth sl, at 50**
SILK AND CREPE
Oh, yes; it is an even race with silk and crepe
for first honors. An assortment of Crepe
Dress Materials includes plain white, black and
colors, as well as floral and embroidered pat
terns, from 10c up to 85c, one especially pretty
Crepe, 31 inches wide, at 19**
36-inch wid e Satin Stripe Silk Habutai, at 50C
27-inch Silk Messaline in leading shades 69C
Entire line of $2.50 and $3.00 Crepe
Meteor, at *l9B
45-inch Silk Permo Tussah, at *l-25
LADIES' SPECIALS
The new black and colored Silk Parasols, In
different s bapes, some solid, some stripds and
some floral* tops.
a rainproof Umbrella, light enough for
sunshine, from *1 OO up
Leather Handbags, in new shapes, from 50** U P
Graduation and Evening Fans,
at 50**. *l. *l5O and *2
Hand - Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
three in a box, for . .. .. .....75C
Finest Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs in the
market, at IOC
Full line Lace Net Veils and Beauty Spot
Veiling.
Incorporated
716 Broad Street
President Wilson. In an executive
order today the governor of the Pan
ama Canal is empowered to *grant
pardons and reprieves for offences
against the laws and regulations and
to commute sentences and remit
fines. He also may establish a pa
role system and prescribe regulations
for the employment and welfare of
the prisoners in the penal institu
tions in the zone.