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TWO 80CIAL GOSSIP. In Macon, where a milk ami Ice fund is being operated for I the babies during the hot months, the Ice manufacturers ar« doing a clover thing. Two of the factories are delivering several hundred pounds every day gratis to the distributing depot of the ice nrfd milk. Augustan* w-fco recall a sad ca tastrophe whir'll deprived a young hoy, falter McDonald, of the eye sight a few years ago, and who have since heard of him through the papers as he has made his way sightless through college and law studies, will learn with int-nse Interest that be has returned to Augusta and is now with Mr. Adams, of Marietta, a college mate at University of Georgia, to open tip law offices In the D.tcr Build ing, toe offices being Nos. 325 a:td tl£ Tit t o two young men aro right- young ,'allows and aro de termined to make good, and as a sincere determination is always half the battle their success Is as sured A pretty girl at the Alliance cue Wednesday at Bake View, solved the problem of how to do tho modern dances in a very tight bklrt. The girl was prett t - dress was pretty, what there was of It. VTbo music was most on training. She toply <Jh« step mil found mat she was severely han dicapped by the acout incus of her gown Quick as a flush site stoop ed down, turned the hem and com menced to roll it. rolling 1L almost up to bes knees, where she pinned the roll securely anti danced blithely on with the pretty lacy fill! o 5 her petticoat Hitting about her slim shapely ankles. Speaking of ankles and feet, tiiarc is -a yottilg woman In Krtg"- lleld who. has probably the most beautiful and perfect ft- -t that could he found anywhere. Thejr are slender and shapely, beauti fully arched and with the prettiest toes that ure as soft and rosy as a baby's. The milk and Ice fund has been augmented lasi week by the very geieiou* contribution of Mrs. Mosck Wndley, who tent a check for $10.0(1. This w‘ll go far toward* the alleviation of Ihe wan:* of the mass of suftcrliiK hu inanity that I* being looked after. Tin* Mleaea Henson have ajso sent in another check for sr>.oo and Mr. George It Lombard hns gen *r-. ouals remembered Ihe fund, as hn ulwii s does, with ii $5.00 contri bution, which la most welcome. The contribution last week of $1 ■roni the Oreneker children cornea from rather an original source and la a .prize secured by Mrs lir.-n • ktfr. "her first literary effort," as she calls It, for writing a clover limerick as an advertisement ex- * plnltlng the merit* of a pateatuil oil. Mias Dollte .lone* is entertain ing a dellglitlul bouse [arty of girl friends ai her home on Wood lawn Avenue; and many pretty nf fair* are being planned In their | honor, picture parties, pond par tie*. Informal morning gatherings and little evening supper parties. Miss .lons* will entertain Monday evening In their honor. Her guests are live of ihe most attrac ttve young girl* that can be found anywhere, Miss Irene Hutcn»ehon of Anniston, Ala.; Miss Pauline Derton of Hwnlnshoro, Oa.; Miss IHondlnA Cooper of Marletla, Mis* Rubv Newsoni of Union Point and Mies Julia Aiken of Covington. Oa. The announcement baa been made of the approaching mnrriage of Mis* Martha Bowers, daughter of Lloyd W. Bowers. Solicitor gen tlon to Robert A. Taft, *on of ex i President Taft who Is pleasantly HOTEL Colling wood Went 36th Street, New York City. SETH H. MOSELEY. Half Plk. from Herald Hq. A Bth Av. In midet of leading department stores and theatsaa. gtlert aci'ommodatlona for flleertrot nsinm people with personal attention •nd service Impossible In tha Imger bo tela. Your" patronage la earnestly so Watt ad Room without hath st.f>o Room without bath for two 1.’.0u Room with bath .126*1 Room with bath for two $3.00 Parlor Bedroom with hatl) $5.00 Special attention given to ladlea and families. Reataueant at moderate price* The Seat Table In the Mountains HOTEL GORDON WAYNES VILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. 1,000 feet above e*a level—hlfheat city Kaat of the Rocktaa. Tennla, Fishing, Rldlrg. I'rlvng. Bstldng. Motoring Dancing In own private ballroom. The GORDON la the recognised centre of YVayneevltl* aoclal Ufa, and ’a thoroughly modern. Tha ratea are reaaonable. Seng foe Booklet. Tw.. "Opening Italia" Wodneaday and Haturdav. July 16 and IK. V. O. DUNHAM, Proprietor. NAVARRE 7W AVENUE • *•» «T. IIf|TI?T goo rill FROM SROADWAT **" A Fraai • RAND CfRIRRI Hi IST \7 1 CENTRE 07 EVERYTHING SSO ROOMS BATHS 200 A room with hath • EI.SO Other rooma with hath 92.00 E 2.50 Room* lor two pereoor SC? f>o $3 OO CUISINS (A LA CAart) MUSIC SEND FOR COLORED MAP OF NEW YORK EDGAR T. SMITH. Managua Director ... NEWS OF SOCIETY ... recalled here by friends made dur ing his several visits to Augusta. Tile news of the death of "Judge” O. 1/. Richards in New York yes terday was received In Augusta with sadness. Judge Richards was well-known in Augusta, where he had visited lor years and years on business trips when he was a Iry goods drummer, handling laces and embroideries. Of late years he has retired, having massed a considerable fortune. His brother, Joe Richards, makes Augusta his headquarters and Is iter - now, and his sister, Mrs. John Slide of Birmingham, Ala., lihs gone on to New York to accompany the re mains South. I! is very probable that Judge Richards will be burled here, as he had frequently ex pressed that desire. Atlanta seems to hftvo a matri monial corner on Augusta girls. A week or two ago the marriage of I{’sb Louise Howard and Mr Wil liam King was announced. This week, Wednesday, the marriage of Mrs Kiln Wright Wilcox and Mr. Philips Barbour Will occur, and to day t te Interesting announcement Is made of the approaching mar riage August first of Miss Ruth Howard and Mr. Robert Parks Glower. Miss Howard is a daugh ter of the late Charles Howard, and Is an exceptionally pretty young woman a blonde with an exquisite daintiness of person thpb Is' ri charm till In Itself. She is most essentially feminine and In every way attractive. It had al ways been hoped by her old home friends that she would some time return to Augusta and again make her home here, despite rumors to Hie contrai However, the most cordial of felicitations are extend ed lmr and Mr Glower on this auspicious announcement After the marriage, wlll.be a quiet affair with no cards sent out, and a bridal trip, Mr. Glower and hlfl bride wlli return to Atlanta and they and Mr. and Mrs. King will have two apartments opening into each other and keep house to gether. Gorrlhil Interest will he felt In the announcement of the engage ment of Miss Rachael Ross of Charlotte, N C . and Mr Walter M Hunter, of this city, the mar riage to take place August, twen tieth In Charlotte. NEWS OF HARLEM Harlem. Ga.—Mrs Eleanor Ore»n° Byrd', (if South Carolina, Ins been on a visit for several days to her par • 'nts. Ur and Mrs J K. Greene, on their place. Mrs. iKrd has a host of HOTEL RUDOLF. Atlantic City, N. J. On the oceun front. Always opt u. Capncv Ity 1,000 American anu European pan* Hot and cohl fresh nnd «e% water In all l ith* unnlng water In gueats’ rodma. Hin.nl vrt uidas commanding view of «" *-*u» and connecting with the fiirnomi Board Walk. Case Rudolf 1 * one of the big attraction*. Superb orchestra; after toon and evening dancing A. S. Rukeyaer, Mor. Joel Hillman, Prea. .f' *.i v f At'./ I Jr' COOL MOUNTAIN BREEZES. In the Land of the Sky. Always coqpfortaole at the Battery Park Hotel “FAMOUS EVERYWHERE.” Most |iopulnr and delightful socially of any resort in the South. Located in an exclusive park of 33 acres, yet in the midst of all the activities of ASHEVILLE, N. C The Summer Metropolis, Golf, Tennis, Swimming. Riding. Dancing Every Evening. Unsurpassed Cuisine—Service of the Be ■. Address for booklet, J. L. ALEXANDER. Prop. ALTAPASS INN New, Modem, High Class, ABOVE—“The Land of the Skv." On Crest of the Blue Ridge Mountain, on Caroline, Olnchfleld and Ohio Railway. The place to spend your Summer—Oolf, Testuls, Trap Shooting, Riding, Driving, Bowling, Billiards, Dancing. Music. For Booking* write Jno. 8 Bowen, Altapass, N. C. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. friends in this section who are always glad to see her. Mr. William E. I-ansdell, who has been on a visit for several days to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kulie Lansriell, on their place, has returned to his home in Jacksonville, Fla Mr. and Mrs. VV. A. Winn and chil (Iren and Miss Martha McCord, who | have been spending several days on i Hullivan's Island, have returned to Harlem. I Mr. Gland Gray, who has been at j tending the State Pnlverslty, is now [ at home for the summer. | Hon Isaac 8 Peebles, Jr., who is i a candidate for judge of the Augusts I Circuit, was in Harlem one day the I past week, shaking hands with his numerous friends. Hon. Lem .VI. Park, who is ft candi date Tor state treasurer, was in Har lem Fiida.v, forming the acquaintance of th" people in litis section and so liciting their support in thj coming primary in August. The annual Columbia County Bap tist Sunday school convention will he held at Appling, Friday, July 17th. Hr. M Ashby Jones, pastor-of the First B:i; (Ist Church of Augusta, will deliver the Sunday school address. Mrs L. II Roberts and Miss Belle Zachry visited Augusta Thursday. Dr, R. J. Walton, who has been in the hospital in Augusta lor several weeks under treatment, returned to his borne in Harlem on Thursday. Dr. Walton is one Of Columbia County’s most highly esteemed citizens and his many friends throughout this section are delighted to know he will soon be himself again. Prof. R. D. Eadle returned Saturday from a short visit to Clayton, Ga. Mrs. J H Wood is visiting rela tives at Winder, Ga., for several days. Judge G. E Gray has returned from a pleasure trip to Sullivan's Island. ALTAPASS INN ABOVE "The Land of the Sky. 1 ’ New, Modern. High-Class. On crest of Blue Kldg* Mountains. On Carolina, Cllnchfield and Ohio railway. Golf, tennis, trap shooting, riding, driv ing. howling, billiards, dancing, music. John 8. Bowen. AJtapasa, N. C. For Health and Pleasure COME TO RHEA SPRINGS Where the Health Giving Waters /low. —Stood the Test of a Century. Fltsabllshed by White Man la lßfifi. Thousands of Sufferers Tostlfy as to Its Merits for Rheumatism, Kidney, and 1.1v.r Troubles and Many Other Com plaints of Mankind. In addition wo have good Hotel, Parsing, Swimming and Boating, Fishing. Tennis, Croquet, etc. Rooms Kn suite with or without Bath. Rates, Including meals, tlO to US pc. week. For Booklet and full Information address RHEA SPRINGS CO. RHEA SPRINGS, TENN. ASK YOUR DOCTOR. OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE Finding Ourselves heavily Stocked With a Lot of Merchandise That Will Not Sell in the Winter We Have Determined to Make a Clearing of the Entire Lot at a Price That Will Appeal to You. Will Sweeten the Saße With Many Other "Bargains. Buy May Man ton Pat terns, any kind , lOc each READY-TO-WEAR CLEARANCE SALE Every garment in this department will feel the heavy hand of the cleaving blade, and articles may he bought here for less than you can make them at home. Silk Dresses and Wool Coat Suits, at HALF PRICE Crepe and Ratine Dresses, S2O and $25 was the price, at SIO.OO Crepe Dresses and Linen Oat Suits up to $12.50, at $5.00 One rack of very fine House Dresses, up to $3.00, at $1.98 Children’s French Gingham Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 years, at 98C Silk and Woo! Dress Goods The price has been cut in these departments until we are ashamed to quote prices. If you want a bargain in Silk or Wool Dress Goods gee us this week. The same can safely be said about Trunks, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags and Umbrellas. Never in the history of this best bargain house of them al! has the price been so low or the /grade so high. l,et us sell you one to cafry with you on your summer trip. Clearing of Extra Specials Evening shades of SI.OO Silk Hose, at OIjG Persian Silk Ribbons, up to 35c, at lO^ Men’s large Initial Handkerchiefs, at . ...JOC Ladles’ Shamrock Tissue Handkerchiefs, at jqc t Summer Dresi Materials Although It Is early In the season we are overloaded with styne very pretty summer stuff that must go. % Muslins of a good 7%c quality, in the lot, at -3%C Lawns, Zephyrs and thin materials up to 25c, at &%C Crepe and Batiste, in pretty designs up to 19c, at IOC Pllsse, Ratine, Bedford Cord and Sherrette up to 39c, at .. .-15 C Fancy Ratine Crepe, wfirth up to $1.50 a yard, at 98 r Fancy Crepe, in evening shades, up to $1.25, at ; 85C EVERY ITEM IN THIS SPACE A GENUINE BARGAIN. Clearing of Household Supplies Extra large elegant Dimity Spreads, worth $2.50, at .. .. $2 00 Extra large $2.00 fringed Bedspreads, at $1 50 Extra large Augusta Beds'reads, worth $1.75, at .. .. $1 29 81x90 Pepperell Bleached Sheets, worth SI.OO, at 79c 81x90 Burton Taylor-Wise Co. Special, worth 90e, at 89C Full width, unbleached Sheeting, worth 30c, at 25C 36x42 Bleached 15c Pillow at JOC BLEACHED PILLOW CASES, ANY SIZE, FOR LESS THAN THE CLOTH COST BURTON-TAYLOR-WISE COMPANY "The Satisfactory Store" HARRIS LITHIA SPRINGS Boarding accommodations at reasonable price* . Opens Jnue 16th. Apply for rates to Harris Springs Water Company * HARRIS SPRINGS, S. C © MoCiu Incorporated. We Give Double Purple Stamps Before Noon SHIRTWAISTS AND SKIRT CLEARANCE "White Wash Skirts, long and full widths, worth $1.50, at SI.OO '.White Ratine and Bedford Skirts, at $1.75 to $3.00 Wool Skirts* with the. Russian tunic, from .$3.98 up $1.50 Batiste Shirt Waists to clear up at * 75^ Paris Batiste Waists with Gladstone Collar, at $1.25 $2.50 to $3.00 Silk and Crepe Waists, at .V $1.98 Middy Blouse of satin finish galatea, worth $1.50, at SI.OO Rain Coats, Petticoats, Auto Coats, at a price to clear up the lot. Some Clearance Specials Cheviot and Chambray for waists and dresses. 8c kind, at 5C Genuine fast-colored Apron Ginghams, worth 7%c,at 50 15c Dress Ginghams, 31 inches wide, at IOC 15c Cheviot for men’s shirts and boys’ waists, at IOC 10c and 12%c Longcloth remnants at....0 , 4 C 9c Bleaching, finishvjti soft, 36 indies wide, at 7 1/ aC 40-inch Sea Island, worth Ttyc, at 5 1 ’ Best quality English Percale, new patterns IOC t Winter Rugs at Summer Prices SIB.OO Brussels Art Squares, 9x12 feet, at sl3 98 $25.00 Axmlnster Art Squares, 9x12, at sl6 9.8 $30.00 Velvet Art Squares, 9x12 feet at sl9 98 Summer Rugs at Clearance Prices 12x15 Crex Art Squares, worth $18.50, at .. sl3-98 9x12 Crex Art Squares, worth $12.50, at $798 6x9 Crex Art Squares, worth $7.50, at $498 Small-sized Crex Rugs, at $1 OO and $1 25 i Muslin Underwear Clearance Mary Ellen Slipover Gowns, a soft cool sleeper, at .. .. SQC Crepe and Muslin Gowns, worth SI.OO each, at 'i'sC Extra fine Muslin Gowns, low or high nock, special at SIOO LONG ALL-OVER PERCALE APRONS, worth sl.*U .. ..69C Lisle ribbed Vests, with taped neck and sleeves, at 5C Maline ribbed Vests with straps that stay up, at IOC Lisle ribbed women’s Pants, any size, at .-25 C Ribbed Union Suits, low neck and short pants, at 50 r ’ Children's 50c Rompors and Whitt, Dresses, at 39C All broken lots of Corset Covers, Pants and Muslin-wear at a reduced price. « - . -X Entire Line of Fine Parasols at HALF PRICE Drink and enjoy Kenny'* Ten* and Coffees. The best in quality and price. COFFEES— Mocha and Java. 3 lb* for , jgj f)fj Bogota. Maracaibo and 1-aguaria. per lb . 300 Keiiny'*«High Grade, lb OKC Bourbon Santos, per lb 2.5 c No. 1 Rio, per lb 7!lSflC Pea Berry, per lb. 22'' No. 2 Rio. per lb 170 TEAS— Cheon, In quarter and half pound boxes, per lb ROC Ceylon, in quarter and half pound boxes, pe. 11 kij ■ * Ceylon, loose, from 43.- to >1 RO per lb Oolong, loose, from 300 to ROC per lb English Breakfast, loose, from .. . 40 r to SI Ofl per lb! ibung Hyson, loose, from «|(y * 0 fl()C per lb. C. ,D. KENNY CO. 104* BROAD ST. „ PHONE *Ol. SUNDAY, JULY 12.\ 7 16 Broad Street