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EIGHT YOU’LL HAVE TO HURRY TO SPEWS CLOSING OUT SALE The entire stock must be Closed Out. Make us a Bid on anything in the house. No reasonable offer refused. Tomorrow’s price on hand some $125 Refrigerator in window (if unsold) Will be S9O Friday, if unsold, it will be SBS Saturday, if unsold, will be SBO Each day the price will be reduced $5 until sold or given away. But don't wait too long. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS L.P.SPETH DOUBLES CHAMPIONS CAPERS AND KENNEDY Defeated Phinizy and Gary Yesterday in Three Straight Sets, 6-2, 6-2 and 6-4. Frank Caponi and A. M. Kennedy defeated Coles Phinizy and W. T. Gary for the doublet* championship of Au gusta on the courts of the Lakeside Boat Club yesterday afternoon. The winners won the straight sets, 6-2, 6-2 and 6-4. The winner of the best three out of five was the team to be declared the city champions. A. M. Kennedy also won the singles championship for the city nnd will meet Fi. B. Garrett, the winner of last year, provided Mr. Garrett decides to defend his title. J. B. Hester was runner up in the singles and R. Capers won the consolation. The play attracted a great deal of attention and there was a good gallery each afternoon. HAROLD MEYER IS SUP’T OF STATESBORO INSTITUTE Will Assume Charge of School of 600 Pupils at Opening Next Fall—Here on Vacation. The many friends of Mr. Harold T). Meyer, of this city, will find consider able Interest in the announcement that he has been made superintendent of the Statesboro Institute, at States boro, Ga., a school of some six hun dred pupils. He is home for the sum mer holidays. Mr. Meyer is but 21 years of age and since his graduation from college two years ago has been teaching at the Statesboro Institute In the capac ity of assistant superintendent. In charge of the high school department. Next year Mr. Meyer will have at the head of the high school Miss Ev ans, of Warrenton. Mr. Meyer is an old Richmond Academy boy and one who is making history for his alma mater as well as for himself. Mr. Meyer Is well known in Augusta and his career, although it is being made elsewhere, is being watched here witli a great deal of pride. MR. H. W. BEITH IS IN THE CITY TODAY Popular Special Salesman of Southern Printers’ Supply Company Here For Short Time. Mr H. W. Reith, special salesman of the Southern Printers Supply Com pany, with headquarters in Atlanta, Is In the city greeting a large number of friends here. Mr. Beith is the printer's friend and wherever he is known is highly regarded. Hlb ac quaintance is wide and he is recog nized as one of the ablest men in his line, handling the big Jobß for his firm. Mr. Tleith Is a disciple of optimism and good cheer and he simply exudes good fellowship. He is one of those characters whom one meets but sel dom on the pathway of life, a be liever in and a praottcer of the gos pel of the universal brotherhood ot man. Mr. Betth will be here for a days or two and whenever he returns he is always assured of a warm wel come. ,11.00, ,15.00 and ,20.00 suits, all wool, nicely made at F. G. Martini. The Road to Succeaa. The best brain effort and Indigestion do not go hand In hand. If you would win a lasting success you must keep your stomach In good working order and your bowels regular. This Is eas ily done If you 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." Sold by ail dealers. Sing Sing Convicts Find Fellow Inmate Guilty New York. —By a court of his fellow prisoners, a convict In Sing Sing pris on yesterday was found guilty of hav ing stolen six pounds of cooked meat from the mess room and Warden Clan tMt ADPV Treated One Week lilt 1 Fr *«- Short lireath few hours -dwelling, water and uric acid removed In a few days—regulates liver, kidneys and heart. Write for testimonials of curee, and a symptom blank for a Free Trial Treatment. COI.LUM DROP SY REMEDY CO. DEPT. 13 ATLANTA. GA. Florida Excursion via Georgia & Florida Ry. T uesday June ?th. Round Trip Fares from Augusta to Jacksonville $5.00, st. Augustine $6.00, st. Petersburg $7.00, Tampa $7.00. Special Train i-eaves Augus ta 8:30 A. M. Phone 709 for Additional In formation. fHE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. cy, acting upon the recommendations of the Judges fined the thief 360 marks. This means he must serve four months in addition to his minimum sentence. A NEW LIGHTWEIGHT, DEEP POINTED a lor 25 cu. Cluott, Poobody A Co.. lu. Makers of Arrow Shirts TANGO rANGO Roots Out the Corn; Draws the Core Painlessly and No Swell ing or Soreness. I JBm/k blade, which may slip or go too deep, i TANGO is the most marvelous remedy in the world for corns and bunions. The first touch ends your Buffering. TANGO roots out the CORE of the corn clean as a whistle and leaves the skin pink and healthy. It Is the one safe and painless remedy; .the one GUARANTEED remedy. Any druggist selling TANGO will return your money if it does not root out the iCORE of the corn painlessly. 25c at I ALL Druggists. Made and GUARAN TEED by Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta | Lady Painters | We are going to have an other “Paint-up and Clean up’’ campaign, but it's a long time off. In the meantime, If you have a painting spell, call up our store and we can advise you what materials you need to do best the work you want to do. We have everything it takes to do a paint job, how ever small it is, or what ever surface you may have to paint O'Connor-Schweers Paint Co. IF IT’S PAINT CALL US UP Wedding Presents We Are Head quarters for Dis tinctive Gifts that will please and delight the Bride- New and Attrac tive Designs that are Just Received The name of Schweigert & Co. on your gift will in itself insure its welcome. Wm. Schweigert & Co. The Jewelers Expert Repairing No more swol len and inflamed toes from caustic remedies that are worse than the corns. No more bandages sticking to the hose and jerk ed away from the sore flesh / n with excruciat ed ing agony. No v* more picking * and gouging with a point or The Wise Dry Goods Go’s. Specials in Ladies 9 and Misses' Ready-so-Wear Ladies’ regular SI.OO House Dresses at 79c Ladies’ regular $1.25 House Dresses at 98c Ladies’ Long 75c Kimonos at 69c Ladies’ Long SI.OO Kimonos at 89c Ladies’ Long $1.25 Kimonos at 98c $8.50 Silk Kimonos at $4.98 Children’s 75c Wash Dresses, 2 to 14 years, at 50c Children’s $1.50 6 to 14 year Dresses, at SI.OO Ladies’ Soft Fine Colored Satine Petticoats, at 69c Entire stock of Coat Suits Uolf PrjPP reduced for a quick close to null II luU WEDNESDAY, MAY 27. $7.50 White Dresses at $4.98 SIO.OO White and Colored Dresses at $7.50 $7.50 White and Colored Dresses at $4.98 $15.00 White and Colored Dresses at $ 10.00 $2 Figured Crepe Dresses, nice range of colors and neat figures at $1.49 $3.50 Colored Ratine Dresses at $2.95 Children’s 35c Rompers at 25c Children’s 75c Rompers reduced to 50c Children’s $2.50 White Lawn Dresses at $1.95