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FRIDAY, MAY 22. SATURDAY and AFTER SUPPER SALES A Double Opportunity To save is offered you on Saturdays. Cheaper prices and double Surety Coupons, these given twice during the shopping day—before noon and after sup per They save you just exactly five cents on every dollar you spend here. Books of Surety Coupons may be exchanged for books of 25 10c coupons, themselves redeemable for merchandise. AFTER SUPPER SALES 6 TO 7 O’CLOCK. Uneeda Biscuit, Lemon Snaps, ZuZu Crackers, 3 pkgs 10 c Lighthouse Cleanser JJC Muslin Drawers, 25c values lflC Tango Models, W. B. Corsets' $1.50 values •980 Lyon's Tooth Powder.. . 19 c Covered Glass Pitchers, 2-qt.. ..230 25c Cotton Mops 19C 75c Middy Blouses, colored and white collars.. .. soc 10c Black Shinola Polish.. .. .. ..JjO 7 TO 8 O'CLOCK. Octagon Soap, 3 cakes.. . IOC Ladies’ Neckwear, lace and linen collars, jabots; values to 25c; choice ejC Muslin Gowns, low values 39C Brassieres of allover embroidery; 50c values for 390 Woodbury’s Facial Soap 19C 35c Brooms OjJO 15c Peterman’s Roach Food.. ..IOC Girls’ Colored Dresses, pleated skirts, ages 6 to 14 years 59c 8 TO 9 O’CLOCK. Fairy, Flake White, Tar Soap, 3 cakes IOC Surety Cocoa, %-lb IftC Petticoats for housewear. plain tucked ruffles; 59c to 75c values for.- 49C Packer’s Ta Soap 19C Brass Cuspidores 49 One Day Alarm Clocks 59c 2oc Colored Gingham Pantry Aprons 15C 1 Gray Hair Accessories the rarest and most difficult to secure liberally re duced tomorrow. Made of fine, selected hair, soft and lustrous In quality and guaranteed to have a natural wave. All shades from black slightly sprinkled with white to ab solute white is included. k Gray Switches, 18 inches long, reduced to.. . . JUI. ]_o 'Gray Switches, 20 inches long, reduced to.. $1 50 Gray Switches, 22 inches long, reduced t 0.... $2 20 Gray Switches, 24 inches long, reduced to. • $2 60 Gray Transformations, reduced to 81-50 Gray Transformations, reduced to S 3 50 Experts in attendance will insure a perfect match. Canned Vegetables. Tomatoes, No. 3 cans, 6 for 54^ Sifted Peas, 6 cans . Lima Beans, 6 cans. Succotash, 6 cans. .. String Beans,6 cans Coni, 6 cans .. .. . .48^ Asparagus Tips, 3 cans .... 57^ Pork and Beans, 6 cans .. .. .. .. . 54^ —Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes and Mrs. O. S. Rhodes and little son left this afternoon for a visit with friends at Fort Motte, S. C. Glove Real Worth / jJ*T j /tf\ and Lasting I f\ • y \ Value \JU ( U These you get when the w name “KAYSER” is in the \ 4iem of your silk gloves. \ \ \ To buy Silk Gloves y < \ true economy —because \ \ \ “KAYSER’S” wear better, fit better and hold \ \ their shape better than any other silk gloves \ 1 made, yet cost no more than the ordinary /j A kind. Look for “KAYSER” la the hem. \y/'j You will find It in the genuine. A guarantee ticket tvith every pair that the tips outwear the gloves. Short “KAYSER" Silk Gloves 50c to 51.25 Long “KAYSER” Silk Gloves 75c to $2.00 AT ALL STORES “So Short That Footwear is more than ever an important question" is what a well known publication has to say of Summer styles in dresses. So the shoes eannot be overlooked any longer. Patent leather and gnnmetal strap pumps and buttons and laces, with high or low heels, which are regularly $2.50 shoes, the kind that are “more than ever an important question.” Saturday price, $1.98. Patent leather, gnnmetal and black satin pumps, with leather kidney heels. Values of $3.00 and $3.50 special!v priced at $2.19 Tomatoes and Peppers, 2 cans 35^ Kidney Beans,2 cans 25^ Whole Okra, 2 cans 25^ Grated Pineapple, 2 cans 35^ Honey, pure strained, quart pint .. .23^ Royal Pound Cake, Ches apeake Baking Co., 1 lb. package 23^ —Mrs. Muro Dearing, of Athens, who has been visiting Miss May O’Connell, is now the guest of friends in Millen. “Hello, Three, Five Hundred? Grocery Dept, Please” Those seven words are repeated once in every throe calls on Saturdays. The reason is so obvious as not to need explanation; but for those who don’t know it’s because Saturday prices on White’s pure food groceries are so reasonable that August ans won’t overlook them. Golden Harvest Flour, 24 pound bag FISH Salmon, Pink Alaska, 3 cans .27^ Fish Roe, Old Virginia, 3 cans 25^ Shad Roe, 2 cans .. 35^ Shad, 2 cans 25^ Mackerel, 6 for .... 25^ Smoked Sardines, in butter; 6 cans. .. . s(ty Salmon, Argo Red, 2 cans 35^ Kippered Herring, 3 cans .. 25^ Society THE GAME OF HEARTS. A man and a maid a gamp did play, A game where heart* were trump*; The maiden's hand made her Quite gay. The man felt like a chump. The man led nut the deuce for starts. 'Twai just a random shot; But the maiden held the trey of hearts, Of trumps she had a lot. The ace this time she played to him, It fairly took his breath; His king he looked at with a grin— His four spot went to death. And so they played their little game, He freezing to his king; "I'll get her queen or I'm to blame When thla goea In the ring.” At last he played his winning king And smiled, hut what a wreck! Hhe sailed the Joker with a fling— The queen was In the deck! The rnrS’al of this tale, you note, Is plainly to be seen; While men may play this game and hope, Ther hands are always green! ll. H. A. CARNIVAL NOTES At the last meeting of the Children's Hoftpttal Aiwociatlon th« follntflfo car* nival committees wijgg appointed: Mrs A. J. Billons, ch Orman Music- Mrs. R. p. Pearce Refreshments—Mrs. W. H. Gardner, Mrs. A. DeVattghn Mr*. C. S. Bolder. Mrs. O. H. Cllj hunt. Toys and Balloons—Mrs. T. W. Toy less. Grounds—Mrs. W. W Bevy Mrs. W. A. Mulherln. Mrs. Issac Bead, |lr*. Ht. J. Moore Mr* Bryan Cumrnlng The pr ses offered for decorated ve. hides will he divided Into five classes: THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Hams, Armour Star, lb Cheese, full cream, lb 22^ Lemons, fancy, doz. 13^ Picnic Shoulders, pound 14 1 /2^ Breakfast Bacon, Ar mour’s Shield, lb. . 22^ Lard Compound Size 5 60^ Size Ift $1.20 Size 2ft $2.35 1— Decorated tricycle, motorcycles not included. 2 Decorated tricycle or velocipede. 3 Decorated baby carriage. 4 Decorated doll carriage. 6—Most effectively decorated vehlrtlo of Individual not Included In any of the other classes. The public schools, gymnasium classes and kindergartens will all participate In the carnival this year. BIBLE CLASS MEETING. The King's Sons Bible class will hold their regular weekly meeting thla Fri day evening, May 22d, at 8:15 p. m., at the home of Mr. P. P. .{jiwers, 1128 Du gas street. Every member Is urged to be present. Visitors always cordially welcomed to these meetings. Mrs. Geo. H Van Horn, of Savan nah, Is n the city attending the conven tion of The King's Daughter* now In session here and to which she is one of the delegate*. Mrs Van Horn I* a woman of charm ing personality and la being pleasantly entertained during her stay. Mrs, R. A. Davis and her bright lit tle son, Ft. A. Davis. Jr., will leave Sun day for a visit with relatives In At lanta. Mrs. J. D. Baird will leavs Bund iy for a week's stay In Atlanta. Mr*. Edward Barnes' many friends will he very pleased to learn that she has been removed from the City hospi tal to the home of her sister, Mr*. Gouldlng Chandler with whom ahe win he for a wi ek or two before going to her own home. —Miss Katherine Tutt I* enjov-ng a delightful visit with Mra. Harry Ludlow at Saratoga, N. Y. Plauen Collars & Sets 25c Fifty dozen ladies’ plauen collars and collar and cuff sets, in white and ecru of new designs and shapes, which are easily 50c and 75c values, we have priced at 25 $ Newest styles la dies’ Neckwear, Guimpes, in lawn, and net, roll collar, with silk tie, fisehu collars 50^ Men’s pure linen hemstitched Hand kerchiefs, sellers. . .9^ Ladies’ sheer cord' ed lawn hemstitch ed Handkerchiefs, 5c sellers .. Ladies’ two clasp Silk and Chamoi sette Gloves, black, white and colors, 75c values. ..48£ Granulated Sugar, War ner’s, 25 1C pound bag .. We give Surety Coupons with Sugar. LOOSE PICKLES Chow-Chow, quart. . 28^ Sweet Mixed, quart 30^ Jelly, Bull Head, 3 glasses 25^ Jams, any kind, 3 glasses 25^ Olives, Stuffed, 3 bottles 25^ Olive Oil, pure, bottle .. MIBS LOUSE CASWELL LEADS FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN. When the votes lor Queen of the (larnlval were counted lust night the following result was announced: I cruise Caswell 535 Sadie Tunkle 515 Florence Lester 225 Margaret Montgomery 25 Alice liishop Williams 10 Ruth Inman . 25 Anna Bernard Dunbar 75 Catherine Twiggs 15 Elizabeth Hill 15 Robbie Vldetto 10 IT’S GOODBYE A j Ladies’ pure silk Boot Hose, lisle soles and tops, double soles, full fashioned, black, white and full range of popular shades 50^ Ladies’ silk t affeta Parasols solid col ors and fancy tops, with border effect, $2.50 value $1.09 Ladies’ gauze rib bed Vests, taped neck and arms, ex tra sizes, 10c value .. . 7 1 /g^ other kinds when ever you sip from a cup of hot Maxwell House Blend Coffee Approved by connoisseurs as the finest drinking cof fee in the world. Tlm at 6r*c«n Cheek-Neal Coffee Co., ■•wtM Jackass-lIU HsakvilU FRIED CHICKEN Hominy and old time Southern gravy, hot home made rolls and drinks (coffee, tea or milk) will be served in the tea room between 6:30 and 0:30 Saturday night. The price will be 35^. Sag W 3 Boys’ Glnek Nain sook Shirts and I )rawers,well made garments, 25e sellers 19^ Sizes 24 to 34. Ladies’ i m po r ted gauze lisle lb sc, double soles and tops, high spliced heels, black, white and tan. 39c values, 3 pairs for . SI.OO Butter, Surety brand pure and sweet, lb.. w4u Eggs, fresh country, OCp Laundry Goods. Sal Soda, Surety, 2 lbs., ft packages 25^ Light House Cleanser, ft packages 25^ Light House Washing Powder, ft packages 25^ Bonami or Sapolio, 3 packages 25^ Soaps, Lenox, ft bars 25^ BiiHan Barrett 25 The voting ends Saturday night, so all votes for tile queen and her maids must he cast tod a and tumor row at Cardelle’H drug store. H. C. TENNENT. J. c. WINGFIELD. PHONE 862 H. C. TENNENT SUPPLY CO. 613 BROAD ST. Mill Supplies and Machinery Blacksmith Supplies and Tools Carriaqe and Waqon Materia! STOCK OF NEW GOODS TRADE TENNENT MARK “Service First, Quality At ways' 9 TOILET GOODS Regular Ik Regular 58c COFFEE Rio, lb 19< E. ('. I)., lb.. .. .29^ Surety, lb 33^ M' eha and Java ... .33^ FOR ICE TEA USE J. B. White Special Blend, Gnu Powder, Cey lon, E. 8., Young Hyson, ftftc for 48^ Mist Jessie Alexander and Misg iuls Wise, of Macon, arrived today ■from Mary Baldwin and will be with Mra Frank Barrett for a few daya. Mr. Alph Beane la In New York. OUR MOTTO: THREE Cuticura Soap Witch Hazel Lyon’s Toodi Powder . . lianderine . Pond's Ex tract Amolinp Powder .... Packer’s Tar Soap . . Pear’s Scented Soap Arnica Tooth Soap Sani’ol Tooth Paste wiP pim-' Shaving Stick Williams' .lersev ('■earn Soap Dioxogen . Pound Can .Ic-cen’s Talcum . . . Perixld" of Hydrogen .. Satur day IBg Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream .. .. Pebeco Tooth Paste Ncwbro'g Herpiclde Kau de Qulnltio . . Pond’; Ex tract I.isterino .Pompeian Massage Ore jin . ..,, Satur day 30c TRADE TENNENT MARK