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FOUR . . ~ pairs of Silk Gloves \ \ are sold than all others-becauso \ \ "KAYSER” Silk globes wear better, \. \ fit better anti hold their shape better n. \ than any other silk glove in the world. ui . The assurance of absolute satisfac 11\ \ tion is worth the pains of insisting ;> on “KAYSER” Silk Gloves. \j 's A guarantee ticket with every pair y that the tips outwear the gloves. Short "KAYSP.R” Silk Gloves S«c to *1.25 Long "KAYSER” Silk Gloves 75c to $2.1)0 AT AIX STORES | - - -If the: gallant. .1 miii• - TH«' feai<j > irotti whom you Mol** a kiss ilrtlarc** lie rue If rewly In v\;iiv« h«*r dfirinml for pui»if<hm<n f ii •mi will hmK h«*r pttnton and express r* nr* i for wlmt b»M huppriiwt. <man <t«* the offended iad\) Ym, I am willing to hcK your pardon. Hut t<• r<*«n t tlmt I K«vc yott tin* kiss, lit ;»r imiilain, tint I cun not.! A Summer Vacation in New York at THE PLAZA Fifth Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street is an ideal one,as she Metropolis offers every facility for enjoyment, and ihc Plaza every comfort and luxury. It is delightfully located opposite Centra! Park, assur ing peace and quiet. The coolest Hotel in New York. Convenient to theatres, shopping district and nearby coast resorts. RATES FROM JUNE l.t TO SEPTEMBER 15th Siaglf room with both. $3.00 ap Doable room with bath, $4.00 ap FRED STERRY - • • Managing Director /TjljxOlLS Anythin-g |MI Cleans, Polishes Everything Prevents Rust Everywhere _ « ' « S-la-One hae been for II year* tha Old Reliable, Urff»t-»f1lln# hem* and office olt. It it li«M onmi«h to oil ■ watch: heavy -rxiurh to oil a lava newer. On a aoft cloth It beromre an idol /»rau.r# ptliilur. Make, a yard of clicoa doth tha beat tad cheapest Vmttlro Dmtilut L'ML And Min-One absolutely preventeruat or tarnish on all metal eurfaces, Indoors ar.d out. In any *Tim<itr. Ftom S-ln-On*. Wnlc/iwfay for ffenerouti sample and tin* Dictionary of iwen—hoth frt* to Y?V: ,V''&-©nf Ittaldewvwheralß 3-ana bottle*: 10c <1 ©•.), 25c O oa.), 50c U ©»-• >• Pint foe Hollar). *l,O la patented Ilandv Oil Caa. *c OK ot ). 3-1 N-ON C OIL COMPANY ■HBpwj ■Mu 42 D A l«o«u*«v Naw York City ■HHH i ' k AS * —it answers every beverage re quirement —vim, vigor, refreshment, wholesomeness. It will satisfy you . th# gcnuloe hr full oamo— Nicknames eorpursff substitution. . THE COCA-COLA COMPANY ATLANTA, OA. IVnfffT you *rc •• Avow Ih'flk of CocisCriA. FAIR PROPOSAL. “What did your husband say when you told him that you proposed to join the suffragists in their hike to Washington?” "Ho said that If I was so enthus iast ie over long-distance walking. I could relieve him of walking the floor nights with the baby." WJf K *- r Society CARD OF THANKS FOR THE SISTERS OF ST. MARY. Tin Sisters of Mercy, St. Mary Academy, take this o[>iw>rtunity to thank the many kind frb nds who con tributed time and talent to make a success of the concert given for the sisters' benefit on the evening of June sixteenth. MISS BEAUFORT ENTERTAINS FOR MISS NELLIE BARDIN. Miss Nejli* Hardin of Douglas. G.t., who is visiting Miss Marie Beaufort, was the guest of honor at a delight ful afternoon party at which were present the following guests: Miss Louise llankinson. Miss Ruth Rrawn er, Miss Claire (Hover, Miss Francis Crook. Miss Kites belli Clover, Miss Camilla Danforth, Miss Eliza beth Law, Miss Edith Marks, Miss Mary Blcaklcy, Miss Lueile Sheron. Miss Emily Weakley, Miss Eva Danforlh, and Miss Elizabeth .Milligan. The large double parlors given over to. the guests were beautifully adorned with hundreds of shasta daisies and the daisy Idea was cleverly (areled out in the unique floral contest eii gaged in by the guests. Miss Elizabeth Clover secured the first prize, an ex quisite lace collar, and the guest of honor was presented with a dainty little fan. After the game an ice, course ras served and delightful mu sic enjoyed. Miss Beaufort received her guests wearing a white lace gown over blue silk with touches of pink Sllss Bar din wore a lovely gown of corn col ored crepe do chine with an overdress of shadow lace finished with touches of 'black velvet. MARRIAGE OF MISS RANSEY AND MR. M. S. LAWTON. The most cordial interest of count less friends was centered in the early" morning marriage, today of Miss Annie Mai "lansey, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Itansey, and Mr. Mal colm Ktoney Lawton of Allendale, S. ('., which occurred at seven W clock at tin Itansey home In North Au gusta. The coremony. which was per formed hy Rev. B. li. Waugh of the North Augusta Baptist church, being attended by tile family connections and a few close friends only, owing to the mourning of the bride's family. The parlors were very effective with house plants and many summer blos soms and tile scene was one of quiet beauty. There were no attendautsand the bride and groom entered together. The bride, who is a young woman of unusual beauty, with a svelte, graceful figure, wore a traveling suit ■ f reseda green, worn with a blouse of embroidered llesli colored chiffon, and a smart black hal. Her flowers were bride roses, a superb armful. Following tlie ceremony and con gratulations a buffet breakfast war. served, iftcr which the bride and Bj'oor.i left for Palm Beach, Fla., where they will spend a few days before go ing to Forsyth, Ga„ where they will make their home and where the groom has been located for some time. ft Is a matter of very general re gret that Mrs. Lawton's marriage will remove her from North Augusta, and Augusta, where she enjoys such a de lightful and welt merited popularity, ijhe Is a very beautiful young woman and equally as charming. Mr. Law lon is a splendid representative of one of South Carolina's oldest and best known families and is very pleasantly known here where he has frequently visited. —Mr anil Mrs. \V. It Lanier and son 'eft toduy fur a short stay at Tv bee, making the trip In their motor cur, Augusta friends of Miss Virginia Parks of Atlanta, the sister of Mrs. Fred Oehrken, Jr., w ill regret to learn that she was badly shaken up and rendered unconscious In an automobile accident which occurred Sunday in Atlanta. This prevented Miss Parks' from attending the Lakeside Olid' dance as she had planned to do. Dr. and Mrs. N'oel Moore have taken the M eed home on the Hill for the summer and will be joined there by \jr, and Mrs. Henry Browne on their return from Wrlghtsvllle. N. c Misses Marie and Anita Brenner are spending several weeks with friends (n Alabama, visiting Mont gomery. Selma and Mobile. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Browne have returned to Savannah after a pleas ant \n.' with Mr. and Mrs. \V. I>. Toole. Mr and Mrs. Joseph J. Nixon ha\ returned front a Northern bridal trip and are .it home to their friends at their N( rth Augusta residence. M nd Mrs. ' Fred ' iehrken, Jr., Miss Bcitha Mlegel and Mr. George Pagnetto will motor to Havannah Fri day morning, where they will be met by a party of friends, have luncheon at Hannon's, at Thunderbolt, and then proceed to Tybee for the week-end. A delightful fishing party, under the chaperonage of the well known Tyher fisherman. Pat Grogan, is planned lor Saturday morning. MEETING OF CHILD LIFE CHAPTER POSTPONED. The meeting of the local chapter of Child Life, which was to have hern hold yesterday afternoon at five o'clock at the Tubman, was postponed on ac count of the weather, and will be held at the same time, heup and phu • Tuesday of next week. Mrs, 11. L. Mulligan has returned from a delightful stay with her son. Mr Taylor Mulligan, at Waynesboro, Mr. Mulligan la managing the fast little baseball team at Mllvllle. which Is giving the other clubs a hard run for the pennant. Miss Maude Mulli gan ac.ompsuled her mother and they both witnessed some good hallplaying -Miss Furlow Hollingsworth, who 1 as been attending Kmor.v commence ment at Oxford and the Tech coni on neement in Atlanta, at which latter she was the guets of Miss Ylrgmlu . Freser. has returned home ureom pai led hy Miss Fraser, who will be her guest for some ttnie at her home on the Hill, Several informal little affairs are being planned for Miss Fraser’s pleasure. Mrs A. X,. Ilarbig and Miss Gladys I Hating have returned to Spartanburg I after spending a week with Mrs. Lau | terbach Mrs Harbin's mother While j here Miss llarhlg was entertained In I u number of dellahttu! ways. Mrs l-'red Khrkorn'a friends will : t-e pleased to learn that she has been moved from the City Hospital to the j home of her sister, Mra A. It Hohtcr. , on lirutil Park Avenue f.Mrs Joseph McAlptne, of Jackson ville. Fla. a former AuaneUiu, la vis iting Mrs. A. Bcharnltr.skv. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Milk and Ice for Sick Babies Previously acknowledged $llOO Mrs. Hale Barrett 15.00 Total $16.00 RED MEN ENTERTAINED MR. AND MRS. KOON. On Wednesday evening, during the session of the Great Council of Im proved Order of Red Men, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Koon, at their residenpe, No. lib! Fennick .Street, very pleasantly entertained with a delightful lunch, the folowing members of the Great Council: Mr. Frank Smith, Past Great Sachem, Atlanta, (la.; Mr. M. J. Dan iels, Great Chief of Records, Griffin. Ga.; Mr. Charles F. Stroburg, Past Great Sachem., Macon, Ga.; Mr. J. R. Mliler, Great Sachem, Marrietta, Ga.; Mr. Sam J. Bell, Past Great Sachem, Jefferson. Ga. The occasion was very much enjoyed by all. Mr. J. M. Koon is a very rn thukiasUc Red Man, and hag just been elected »s Great Junior Sagamore of the Great Council. -Friends of Miss Marshall Johnson will he pleased to learn of her satisfac tory condition after surgical treatment for appendicitis at the City Hospital. —Airs. M. A. Jones and Miss Marie Jones, will spend the week-end in Sa vannah, visiting Mrs. Jones' brother, Mr. E. B. Holley. —Mrs Martin Kelly has taken a cot tage on Sullivan’s Island for the month of July, and wilt have with her Mrs. P J. Hardin, Mrs. Redfern, Mrs. Janies Kelly, Mrs. Denehy and Miss B. Lyons. —Mrs. Katherine Grogan and Miss Mary Grogan have returned from an extended visit in Atlanta. JEFF CURRY SECURES LOVING CUP. Mr. Inman Curry, accompanied by his handsome son, Jeff, have returned from Virginia, where they went to De present at the commencement exercises and meeting of the alumni of the Uni versity of Virginia, of which Mr. Cur ry is a member. In pursuance with a custom of the University of Virginia, at their class reunions, u handsome silver loving cup Is presented to the oldest son of the class graduate. At this reunion, the first of Mr. Curry's class, the class of 1»06, the eldest son is his son, Jef ferson Curry, and he was presented with the cup, the presentation being made by Hon. Oscar Underwood, who is also a graduate of the University of Virginia. MISS CATHERINE CONNOR SE CURES PRIZE. In announcing the prize winners at the recent Sacred Heart commence ment exercises, the prize for attend ance was announced as presented to Miss Mary Ward. The announcement should have read, Miss Catherine Con nor. Miss Ward and Miss Connor tied for the attendance isflze and in the draws, it was secured by Miss Connor, ’"lie prize was a lovely gold cross and chain. \ MRS. OLOFSON ENTERTAINS. At the meeting yesterday of the Thursday Cotelre, which was enter tained yesterday by Mrs. Ulrich Olof son, the prize, a lovely picture, was presented to Mrs. Burkhalter. The Misses Payton, of Chattanooga, who were out of town guests at the club, were presented with stlk stockings and hose as souvenirs of the afternoon. At the conclusion of the game of five hundred, afternoon tea was served. —The Misses Peyton, of Chattanoo ga. are visiting their sister, Mrs. Ulrich i do! son. pARIEjVNTOINEnE NEW YORK BROADWAY AT eeth STREET A high-grade hotel con ducted on the European plan at moderate prices. Subway at the hotel en trance — Broadway surface cars and Fifth Avenue bus pass the door. WOOLLEY A CERRANS. Pram. *. M. Wooun, M|,. Sht r-, rUmri Rom IROQUOIS, SAW*. ».T. If H Y STOP OVER AT OLD RELIABLE KIMBALL HOUSE # ATLANTA, OA. Moat Central and Coaranleat Location In tha City, EUROPKAN PLAN. Our Raataurant on# of tha Beat In the South. 150 ROOMS. Hot and Cold Running Water. tl-M per day. ROOMS; Connoting Baths. (1.50. Private Hatha, $2 00 and up. Club Braakfaat, 80c to *I.OO. Club Luncheon only SO cent*. A La Carte Service Unaurpaaaed In the South. ED. L. BROWN, Manager. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. HC LATEST riNCPROOr MOTEL American plan. Always open rapacitr eft l On ►fsch directtv hotwren the two greit Ocean Piers M J**« and visa* ini Illustrated literature. Onmtw Prim* P. O Boi ISL No. 295. F .r' v Wanjlow Keel. Tiro ihjrp blade*. ,D.,|C3D (t,f h*D,l(. Only 37 I„utu!ci 2e ' O-',—!,—i • '///W/AW/. W a yard wlde and two and jwdskmg. and 2 ceal atomp w W c«nt*ana 25 |||p No. 273. Four hemstitched handkerchiefs for men; Four of our most popular premiums GET ONE by Saving Arbuckles’ Signatures Think of the coffee your family drinks! Make it count toward getting gifts. Millions of people save the Arbuckle signatures and get the valu able presents offered vith Arbuckles’ Coffee. We buy premiums for these millions of people, and this combined buying power makes it possible for us to give you presents the evident value of which will surprise you. You have to buy coffee—make it earn lovely gifts for you i d{jassss^V\ the arrow points to, aLJ m /s what you save. // »l / —*73? •• mmm // ilhU'a./ ‘ ”_ , r // WK. . 1 // ' \ U ' W ■ i A® ' The latest and most popular decree for men f s Summer Footwear. Comes in black and tan t receding toe, broad, flat heel, and is built for AO comfort. Price MPtJ.W Great Variety in Men's Shoes We have a larger and more comprehensive line of attractive Men's Shoes than ever in our history. If you desire correct styles in dependable Shoes you will find them here at % $3.50 S4OO $5.00 Walk-Over Boot Shop 828 Broad Street C. A. Nickerson, Mgr. Notice how small a number of signatures you need for the premiums shown above. Think how quickly and how easily you can get any of them. Order Arbuckles’ Coffee from your grocer today; either a package of Arioss (whole bean) or the new “Ground.” Save the signatures to start your col lection. Get one of these premiums. See what good value they are. GENTLEMEN! THE NEW EMPIRE LAST FRIDAY, JUNE 19. Permit Us to Introduce