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X AFTERNOON, JUNE 5 .
R. JUNE ROSE SALE
To say we were surprised at their enthusiasm is
stating it mildly. Of course, it meant large pur
chases,. but what does quantity count when we are
enabled to sell the things you desire right now at big
underprices?
June Rose Sale of
Boys’ Clothing
Children’s Wash Suits, 25c
Neatly made garments of tan-colored Hnene; sailor style, in sizes
3, and 4 years; 50c value.
Jhildren’s pq_
Vash Suits ,OuC
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i Of Gingham, Galatea, and Cham
iray, Russian sailor and military
(o'.lar; white and colors; 2 % to 8
ear sizes.
Jhildren’s ai in
Vash Suits ..... VnT’u
| New Oliver Twist, Russian and,
illor collar styles, of English rep,
alatea, madras, in white and coi
rs; 2Vi to 8 years.
June Rose Sale of
l oung Men’s Panama Hats
’anama and Leghorn Hats, SI.OO
The genuine not imitations, mind you. They fairly bristle with
idividuality..
June Rose Sale of
Wash Skirts, Petticoats. Etc
“Some Shirt Sale”
Selling Men’s High Grade $1.50, $2, $2.50
INegligee Shirts at the Sensational Price of
In the history of Augusta retailing there never was a shirt
sale like this, from a standpoint of quality, or bona fide values.
Come tomorrow—hundreds of dozens will be added, making
complete the range of sizes from 14 to 17%. The tremendous
crowds, the last record-breaking sales of Friday and the half day
Saturday leave no doubt hut that men are enthusiastic over the
shirts they are getting in this sale.
Boys’Blue Serge *3 nr
Norfolk Suits . ..
Norfolk style, with full cut kntck
er pants; taped seama and full
lined; $5.00 value.
Boys’ Khaki
Knicker Pants .‘rrb
Made of strong government kha
ki; in sizes 5 to 18 years. Regu
lar price other times, 75c.
* Wash Skirts of Cl JQ
Enqlish Rep
Made to wash well and keep their
*tylinh lines. Made of extra heavy
ICngllsli Hep, finished with side pock
et». deep hero, and large pearl but
tons.
Sikrts of Broad C 7 qc
Wale Cord
Two smart styles are shown, both
particularly new and desirable. Made
with ruffled peplum; also cutaway
front double tunic, trimmed with pearl
buttons.
Three New Styles C>| Qf:
of Skirts at .. ..
Of soft poplin, with long pointed
tunics; with long double tunics, and
genuine imported silk poplin.
All-Silk Messaline Cl
Petticoats
Kxtra heavy quality, in a choice as
sortment of colors, and variously styl
ed plaited bottoms.
Quality, too, has been uppermost in our minds
while gathering the merchandise for this event. We
have picked and chosen only the cream of these
makers’ stocks—we couldn’t be satisfied with any
thing short of the best.
THE SEASON OF ROSES— Meaning on the very threshold of beautiful summer and young
men’s fancies lightly turn to thoughts of “vacation” and “good times” by the sea and in the mountains.
To Have “Good Times” You Must Have
GOOD CLOTHES»And Here They Are
The Hamburger's Shop First Reduction Sale
600 VOUN6 MEN'S
SUITS J|/ nr
Sold for $20.00, f w l
$22.50, $25.00, M 7" ■•■ Vr
Tho moil who came here last Saturday for these Suits simply raved
over them—never saw such snappy clothes in a sale before —couldn’t be
lieve that such qualities could ever be sold so cheap. The sale continues
tomorrow. Come in and see all those elegant models you’ve admired all
season—double stitched edges—long rolls—in the smartest fabrics of the
period—club checks—light grays—dark colorings, too. Just the very cream
of 1914’s niftiest clothes that sold all along for S2O, $22.50, $25, and $27.50
—and now the Hamburger Clothes Shop says 7C
take your choice vlt* / O
MEN’S $1.50 ' q p.
TROUSERS OdC
Just the thing for business or outing wear
—some slightly soiled from handling. All
sizes.
June Rose Sale of
Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel
Misses’ and Juniors’ Wash Dresses 64^
For outing and porch wear, carefully made of fast color gingham
and chambrey in plain colon, stripes, arid checks. Sixes 13 to 1!) years.
Girls’ White £ # nw
Voile Dresses
Kxqulsltcly made of sheer voiles, also flue lawn;
dainty laces and Kugllsh eyelet embroidery trimmed;
hemstilrhed tucking and plain hemstitching; low
and round neck; sixes 2 to <i years.
Girls’ Percale and 'lOr
Gingham Dresses vIUL
Fast color Wash frocks In dozens of styles and
patterns. French waist styles, low necks, snd short
sleeves; 65c value; 4 to 14 years.
Children’s White /fir
Lawn Dresses Hv/t
Cute styles trimmed with French embroidery, lace,
and rows of turks. Full skirt with deep hern; high
and low neck sixes; 2 to 0 years.
Misses’ and Girls’ #
Middy Blouses HOL
Of whlt c llnciic In six different styles, ['lain and
lace fronfy Including the new Chinese coolie effect.
Misses’ White i /\/\
Pique Skirts ■ »UU
Distinctively styled of fine quality, broad cord
pique In three styles, Including the most popular
pannier effects. An unusual quality.
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V $5.00
Men’s $3.00 Serge ao
Trousers
Eight-striped Serge Trousers—cuff bot
toms—will go well with your blue serge coat.
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JUNE ROSE SALE OF
Women’s Hosiery
and Underwear
Silk Stockings, 33C
Woven with high-spliced
heels and double soles;
colors are tan, gray, black,
and white. An excep
tional value.
Women's Burson Lisle
Hose, 14C
The only hose knit to
fit comfortably without a
Ream; made lo retnll al
25c and 35c a pair. In
black only.
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Full Faebioned Stock
'"9t, 19C
flood quality Hale, hi
black and white; perfect
fitting and elastic. Regu
lar pried, 29c.
Lowest Prices Our Chief Attractions
SCHNEIDER’S
The People’s Store-A Store for Everybody
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fice Coats ,Ot)l
Every man wants one right, now. Get it
now. Plain black effects.
Beamles Black Hose, fIC
Of a splendid quality
gauze, woven with high
spliced heel* and double
lolos.
Women's Ribbed Vests
For fl'/jC
Nicely made of elastic
ribbed cotton; finished
with taped neck and arm
holes.
Lisle Thread Vaete, 17C
A splendid value; elas
tic and perfect fitting;
neatly trimmed neck and
arms.
16 Button Length Glovos
For KflC
OT white silk, with dou
ble finger tips. Worth
SI.OO.
OLD REGiSTEfi
IS DISCOVERED
Diary of Famous Black Prince
Comes to Light; Was in an
Old Rusty Iron Box.
London.—Tlio discovery of a regis
ter of the Black Prince in the pos
session of a firm of solicitors which
has been in business for several cen
turies is exciting great curiosity to
day.
The register was in an old sheet
iron box so rusty that the bottom was
almost falling out. It was covered
with a pile of deeds. The old em
ployes of the firm hud known in a
general way that there was a diary ol
(he famous prince in the box, but ap
parently no one bad had enough in
terest to examine the volume for lime
out of memory. A new head of t o
firm derided to investigate and sub
mitted the volume to Sir Henry Max
well Byte, deputy keepfer of the record
office, who declared it the mlssJng one
of a series of threo registers of 1860
to 1365, the other two relating to
Chester and Cornish properties of the
prince, .being in his office.
Interesting.
Among the Interesting references in
the hook is ono under date, of Sep
tember fi, 1847, which runs:
"A commission to Harry de Percy
and Kalph de Nevile to treat with
the Kingdom of Scotland about the
delivery of L>avid de Bruis (Bruce).”
There is a. suggestion in another
place Hint the Black Prince had cast
ids eye upon the throne of Spain.
Payment is grunted to a '‘clerc” for a
“charter of alliance (marriage) both
ancient end newly made between Eng
land and Spain.
Goldsmiths must (or may) have
made fortunes from him. Bernard
Bombard, for "three sets of buttons
and ono great brooch,” gets fVve hun
dred llvres. Jakely and XTliln, the pi
pers, “for the quittance of their
debts,” get 16 ltvros, 13 shP.ling, and
four ppnoe.
Sir John Chandos, the great, com
mander, reeedved a present of agri
cultural BtoeJk and implements from
the prince, including “the sow valued
at 3s. and 6 five little pigs of 3d.”
Five ploughs with 6 sets of irons and
fittings cost. 13 shillings and. six
pence.
Anothpr extract runs: “To our be
loved bachelor. Sir Walter of Pauley
(permission) that. 1n going to those
parts (Newport( that he may fish at
his pleasure In our pond (,-stang) of
Newport, and the fish that lie may
catch he may carry away with him."
Robert Joyner received 60 shillings
for 3 chairs and for a leather-bound
coffer 13 shillings and 4 pence. A
blacksmith's and armorer’s pay va
riod in an appropriate way; "Richard
of Exeter appointed our ferronr, fak
ing for his fee yearly 10 llvres for
the war, and in time of pence tor Ilia
fee 100 shillings."
HAS SECURED 1
FAMOUS BlPir
■ " ■ 1 ■ •
Captain Baldwin, Who is Ter
ing Europe in Interest of N
Haven Aircraft Company.
New York.—Advh :cs receiv’d lure
today from Captain Thomas S i<.,' '
win, who is on a European imr, e.
the interests of a New Haven (C.iii.i.i
aircraft company, state that lie f i
secured ono of the celebrated Hopwuli
biplanes and will bring it here. The
Kopwlth recently won the internation
al water faring contest at Monaco for
Great Britain. It is understood the
machines will now be manufactured
in this country.
Sopwlth machines are now made in
both land and hydro-aeroplane types
by a company of which the aviator,
Thomas O. M. Kopwlth, is the head.
In England the new Snpwlth biplane
is known as the "tabloid” because of
lta small size, with little more than
two hundred feet of sustaining sur
face, in which the resistance Is re
duced to a minimum. Cortland E.
Bishop recently cabled to the Aero
Club of America that this biplane was
the fsvortte of the eymlng race foi
the Coupe Internationale d'Avlattou,
and two two members of the American
team—Charles T. Weymann snd Wil
liam Thaw—would try to obtain Hop
wlth biplanes for the big contest.
Jacques Mortane, a noted French
authority, recently ascribed the su
periority of this machine largely lo
tiie fact that ttie lower plane presents
a lesser angle of Incidence to the air
stream than the upper ptun.
"This disposition," lie says, "per
mits of the two planes being utilized
for leaving the earth or water for as
cent In the air, and of nothing but
the upper plane remaining in the bed
of tho wind. Thus the machine i os
sesses the advantages of an aeroplane
having bearing surfaces of variable
extent.
GET $3,000.
New York.—Highwaymen took M.«
000 torlay from two clerks of u Brook
lyn paint company while their em
ployers watched from a top-story win
dow.
The clerks were entering the factory
when two men leaped out of a tout
ing car and with pointed revolvers (old
them to throw up their hands. A cen
federate atepped Inside the factory and
ordered everyone to keep quiet. T 1 «
clorka dropped the bag containing ' ■
tnony and the robbers seized It end
escaped.
CONVICTION AFFIRMED.
Tranton, N. .—The New Jersey mi
prerne court today affirmed the
vlctlon of Patrick Quinlan, Inrtu : ni
Workers of the World leader, chart ed
with advocating hostilities during ih
silk mllf strike at Paterson.
Quinlan was sentenced to two tc
seven years' Imprisonment and fined
SSOO. He hegHn his term about a
year ago. hut was released pending
the disposition of his appeal. Appeal
will now be taken to the court of er
rors and appeals.
Levy Million Loan.
On Board U. 9. 9. California, Maiat
lan, Mex. (By wireless to Ban Diego.
Cgllf.)—A loan of one million pesos
has been levied by the constitution
nllsts In possession of the city of
Teplc upon Spanish residents, ac
cording to Information that reached
Mnxatlnn today, it was said that all
Spaniards had been notified to leave
Tonic by June tith.
Desertions from the federal force*
defending Magatlan coutiuuo.
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