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SOCIAL GOSSIr*.
Gosetp among matrimonial lines
is that there will be several In
terestlng weddings during the fall.
One of special interest lo take
place in October will he a pretty
Augusta girl, blonde Titian typo,
to a well-known young man who
Is originally from Conyers, Ga It
is a matter of very general con
gratulation to Triends of this
charming bride-to-be that her mar
riage will not remove her from
Augusta. Another wedding sched
uled for November will remove to
Charleston one of the moat attrac
tlve young girls In Augusta Con
gratulations are being held In
check, and have been for some
Utile time awaiting t le announce
ment of the approaching marriage
Of the popular Augusta man anil
a fsi lnating young Atlanta widow.
The Mlzpah Circle of the King's
Daughters are contributing to the
Herald's Milk and lea Fund $2.00
a month. $6.00 for the three
months. Sympathy Is a beautLul
thing and when demonstrated so
substantially Is doubly beautiful.
An Interesting event In connec
tion with the wedding of Miss
Sal lit- Anne Warfichl Cockoy and
Mr. Matthew Pontine Maury
Werth son of Mr. and Mrs. .lames
Worth, of Richmond, Va., says an
exchange, was the wearing by the
bride of two pins presented lo the
bridegroom's grandfather, the late.
Commodore Matthew Mo.ntnlne
Maury, by the czar of Russia and
by the Maximilian, emperor of
Mexico, for his meritorious ser
vices In the maritime provinces of
ah* world. The czar's gift is a
beautiful brooch of pearls and dia
monds. while that of the emperor
Is a shield anl wreath of llamonds
Th oso pins have been worn at the
weddings of all the sons and
daughters of the late commodore.
This rails to mind the wedding
gift from the czar or Russia to
Douschka Pickens Dugas. Mrs.
George Dugas, a magnificent cross
of diamonds the Jewels of which
are among the most prized poh
sessions of the Dugas girls. Mrs.
Sheppard and Mrs Tillman.
Miss Josephine Dawson, of
Houston, Texas. Is enjoying a do
Ughtful visit to her old home as
the guest of her aunt, Mrs, C. P.
Perrltt. Miss Dawson has been
attending srTibol at Chestnut Hill,
Pa., and is on her waj to Texas.
This Is her first vist in a long
whllo and her friends are deltgt
ed to see that the promise oT ehrly
girlhood has been more than ful
filled. Nhr is a charming young
girl with a lovely type, an ex
quisite complexion, dark hair nnd
great and gray eyes and a fasci
nating individuality thnt Is rarely
found In one of her age Her de
but next winter In Houston Is be
ing looked forward to hv several
Augusta friends who will be her
guests for that auspicious occa-
MRS. ÜBRY ENTERTAINS
AT OROVETOWN.
Mrs W. K. Usry entertained a
charmingly congenial party of young
people Thursday night In honor of her
bonne gurf.t Mina Mary Usry. of
Thomson Mr Karl Gibson rendered
a number of heaullfiil selections on
the piano, after which threo”'tahles
were aet for Trail and a number of
exciting Remo* were enjoyed. Num
eroux other games were enjoyed and
at a lata hour the guest* were as
sembled around a long table In th<i
grove on which reposed twelve lus
cloua watermelon*. Those who en
joyed Mt* Uary'a hospitality on I hi*
occasion were: Mia* Mandolin (lib
non. Mis* Id. He Ward. Mis* ldollo
Huffman, Mies Mary Hoffman, Mis*
Birdie Reese and Ml** Mary Usry:
Messrs. Murray Ivey, Frank Ivey of
Chattanooga, 'Venn., Bob Ivey, Henry
Huffman. OttmHr Jordan. Oeortte
Berry Jr. Willis Joe Glbaon, Theo
dor* Huffman. Julian Harris and Mr.
Karl Glbaon. Mr. and Mrs Tom Har
ris and Mr. and Mrs W. F. Fury.
A CHARMING
YOUNG VISITOR.
Mias Anne Bennett Cohen. of Rich
mond, Ky , one of the moat charming
young visitors that has over visited
Augusta, left veste'day for her home,
after a vl*it with 'llea Oorothy Mor
ris While here elie was entertain
el In i number of delightful way*,
Ml mm MorrU |tvtug informal little
bride parties and a dance in her
honor. Miss Helen Wright entertain
ing Mondav with bridge Miss Marga
ret Palmer gave a h.ntutiinl little
luncheon pi rtv Tucwday, Mias Wllliel
mlntt Nurnb.iger entertained Wed
nesday with bridge and Thursday
MU* Camilla von Karap gave a pond
party at lavmhard'a in her honor.
Mr» Prank Goldhy, of Wayneahoro,
Ga., spent the week end with Mrs.
Parry at her mother's, Mrs T. It
Roy*
Mr. and Mrs U J. Perry left this
noon for New York. Where they will
he located tht* wnter
Mr. and Mra. W. C Miller hare re
turned from a moat enjoyable vlalt
to New York. Niagara and Ocean
Qrove. N. J , and Waalngton. D. C.
Mra Pluker, with her children, of
Texas. la vlaltlng her parenta, Mr
and Mra. Jamea P. Doughty.
Mr noSaaaure Rhodes la a; ending
a >w day* on Shlllvana laland.
Mr and Mra. W C. Rrowne and
their two little daughters left \ ester
day for a vialt to Gainesville (la
lira. Charles Phlnlay will return
Wednesday from Athena, where she
la visiting Mra Ferdinand Phlnliv
Mr. Marvin Carpenter, who hag
been vluting Ida brothera, Messrs
Howard and Wllllant Carpenter, In
Jacksonville, has returned. after
apendtng two weeks vary enjoyably
In Jacksonville and Pablo Reacu.
Miss Kmma Roukfight, of John
•ton. S. C. vvaa In the city yesterda>
Mias Bouknight la preparing to leave
for Munich about the middle of Au
gust, where she experts to arond a
year in studying instrumental music.
The friend* of George Ansley Wil
cox will be delighted to learn that
he la rapidly recovering from rla re
cent Indlaposltlon, and ia enjoying a
well-earned vacation at Atlantic City.
SOCIETY NEWS
Lawn Fete on O 9 Dowd Lawn
On Friday afternoon and evening
there fw'll be given on the O'Dowd
lawn on the Hill a beautiful lawn fete
at which every child In the city Is
given a cordial invitation to be
present. —,
There le no spot In the city that. Is
more beautiful than Is the O’Dowd
home and surroundings and for
this oceaslon It will be even more
Milk and Ice
Tor Sick Babies
Previously acknowledged $88.65
Mlzpah Circle 6.00
Washington Lodge, No. 7,
I. O. O. F 2.00
Mrs. W, R. Johnson ~ 1.00
Mrs. P. G. Durum 2.00
To Lai $97.65
Miss Mary Moran Is visiting in
Pennsylvania.
Miss Mlnne Nichols' friends will
regret to learn of her illness at her
home on Walton Way.
Misses Annie and Norma Powers
leave early In August for the moun
tains of North Carolina.
Misses Fannie and i/oulse Jullian,
of Mississippi, have returned home,
after spending a month with their
brother, Mr. Ixtuls Jullian.
Mr. N. M. Turner has returned,
after spendlm; a month with his
parents In Virginia.
BLYTHE, 6A„ NEWS
Blythe, Ga. —Dr. D. L. Turner and
family have moved to Milledgevllla,
much to the regret of their host of
friends here.
F. 11 Turner nnd family have re
turned from a fortnight's sojourn in
and around Hlrmlngham. Ala.
P. n. Reese is hack at his post of
business, after a pleasant visit In
Wilmington and WrlghtsVllle Reach,
N. C. .
Mrs H B, Morrow and Mrs. R. W.
Norrell left last week on several
days visit In the Hate City.
Miss Saminle Tthaney, of the Fonn
titl li <it\, and Misses Kmmie and
Marie Murphey, of Hephllban. are
charming guests of Hattie Clark.
Miss Roberta Slngleaon, of Charles
ton, is on a i rot raided visit to Miss
Kmmie Templeton.
Dr. P. A. Sherman Is having a nice
office erected on the corner of Mur
row Street an 1 Railroad Avenue.
The building for the Farmers' Gin
* Fertilizer Company is now under
course of construction and will be
pushed 1o completion In time to gin
their portion of the present crop of
the fleecy staple.
Mrs. It, .1. Wilson has returned from
Beall Springs.
Dr .and Mrs. .1 B BHrwick have
returned from Washington, I). C., and
other points oT Interest.
Ijconard W. Reese, of the Tar Heel
State, Is rusticating around Blythe tor
several weeks.
Miss Hattie Clark entertained very
cordially on Wednesday with a de
licious barbecue, down on Sandy Run
Creek. Kvor.v one in attendance en
joyed the occasion to the fullest ex
tent, wafting numerous hints of ap
preciation to the charming hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Palmer, of Au
gusta, are pleasantly domiciled In
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.PAUL GILMORE—“CAPTAIN ALVAREZ •
At Bijou. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
PAUL GILMORE
—■— IN ■—
“CAPTAIN ALVAREZ”
ROMANTIC MILITARY DRAMA
HE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA. GA.
beautiful than ever Games of the
most fascinating kinds wdll be the
diversion Tor the afternoom and with
tho serving of delicious refreshments
will while the time away all too
quickly. In the evening the older
contingent, will be entertained.
The proceeds for the entire lawn
fete and the sale of creams will go
to a worthy cause, the St. Joseph’s
Academy.
their eountry home near here, for
part of the heated term.
Asbury Methodist Church.
Sunday school, 9:45. W. A. Owens,
Supt. Man Memorial, 10:30. C. R.
Rhf-ney, Supt. Preaching, 11:15 by
pastor. In the evening song service
beginning at 7:30. At 8 Dr. W. T.
Hamby is to hold the third quarterly
confernce. At 8:30 Rev. W. B. Dil
lard, of St. James Church, Is to
preach. Large crowds expected.
Come and worship with us.
Beulah Baptist Church.
Rev. T. M. Sapp, pastor. Regular
Sunday services. Preaching, 11:30
a. m., and 8:30 p. m., by the pastor.
The Lord’s Supper, 3:30 ,p. m. TE Y.
P. U., 7. Prayer meeting Tuesday
night and choir practice Thursday
night. All are cordially Invited to
attend these services.
SCALP TROUBLE
LIKE DANDRUFF
Came in White Blisters. Hard and
Scaly. All of Hair Came Out.
Used Cuticura Soap and Cuti
cura Ointment. Head Well.
Carthage, Tjotas.—“My little girl had
aorae kind of breaking out. on her head that
came In white Winters and when the blisters
Q
burnt they firmed something
like scales. If I washed her
head and combed the scales
off they would come again
In just, a few days. The
trouble looked something
like dandruff but was hard
and scaly and when the
scales would come off all of
the hair came also and
would leave the head raw.
" 1 had tried salves which
only softened the scales so
t decided to use Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. I washed her head
with warm water and Cutleura Soap and
then applied the Cutleura Ointment, and
let It, remain over night. I did not do this
but-'about four times before her head was
iw-rfectly cured. 1 used only one box of
Cutleura Ointment and one bar of Outieura
Soap and her head was well.” (Signed)
Mrs l.uella Biggs, Jan. as. 1914.
Samples Free by Mail
For face and bands futicura Soap and
Ointment are world favorites because so
■effective In restoring the natural purity and
beauty of the skin, sealp. hair and hands
when marred hy unsightly conditions. Al
though Cutleura Soap (3Ac.) and Cutleura
ointment t(f»Oc.) are sold everywhere, a
sample of each with S2-p. Skin Book will
l>e sent free upon request. Address post
e-ard; *' Cutleura, Dept. T, Boston.”
WE WANT TO WHISPER SOME GOOD NEWS IN YOUR EAB
“The Satisfactory Store" will sell everything in stock at a price that
will mean money saved on every purchase you make from them in this
sale. They are making these deep cuts to clear up the stocks and make
room for an entirely new stock of merchandise to open the Fall season
with , what they loseydu may gain .
Dress Goods
Specials
$2.00 Silk and Wool Poplin, 45
inches wide.. . #1 48
75c navy and black Serge, 38
Inches wide, at.. . 50 c
69c black and navy Mohair, 38
inches wide, at.. . 50<?
40c Bathing Suit Poplin, 36
inches wide, at.. . 29 c
$1.60 Perino Tussah Silk and
Wool, 45 inches wide,
at *1 25
Black and White Checks for
Skirts, from.. . 25C up.
Mosquitoes and Flies. Get a
good Canopy from us. Prices
$1 OO #1 25 and $1 50
Bar Nets, 8 yards. . 59c
Clearance of White Goods
1214 c and 15c quality White Lawn and Longcloth, at.. .. .. . 6V*c
35c Sheer Paris Lawn, 45 inches wide, to go at 19 G
50c Dimity Linen lawn, 36 inches wide, at 25 G
25c to 35c White Sherrette Flaxon and Dimity, at 15 G
360 sheer, fine, mercerized Batiste, 40 inches wide, at.. .. . 17C
75c Linen Sheeting, 90 inches wide, to go at.. .. 50 c
7%c Kitchen Crash and Toweling, at 5 C
40c Table Damask, pirre. white, at < •• • 25 G
69c Table Damask, full bleached,at 50 G
76c Irish Linen Table Damask, 72 Inches wide, at • 59 G
15c Hark Bath Towels and Turkish Towels, at 10 G
35c Turkish Terry Cloth Towels, at 25 G
Extra large Bath Mats, in fanry colors, at.. S(F and $1 OO
Individual or Guest Towels, at ... 25 G . 39'- and SQC
Entire line of Fine Colored Parasols to close
at HALF PRICE
Yes, Madam We Are
Showing a Line of
RUGS AND ART
SQUARES
that will pay you to in
spect and buy now for
later use.
Ptnall-sixed Crex Rug*. 36x72,
At $1 00
64x90 Crex Hall Runner.
worth $6.00, at.. .. 82 98
6x9 feet Crex Art Squares,
worth $7.50, at $4 98
9x12 feet Crex ATt Squares.
worth $12.50, at 87 98
9x12 feet Velvet and Brussels
Art Squares, at.. 813 98
«"* 816 98
VESTS
10e Vests, with taped neck and
sleeve, at 5 G
Moline ribbed Vests, with “Stay
up Strap," at 100
Mallne ribbed Pants, any
*!«• 25 c
Ribbed I’nlon Suite, for sum
mer. at.... SQC
BURTON-TAYLOR-WISE COMPANY
Incorporated
KENNY’S
High (trade Coffee, at, per pound 25c
And Che-on Tea at, per pound SUC
Are gre&t values and guaranteed to give you satis
faction.
Order them from
C. D. KENNY CO
1048 Broad Street. Phone No. 601
Purple Trading Stamps
Given in Doubles Before Noon. Full Books $2.50
Cash or Merchandise.
Ready-to-Wear Clearance
Unusual Values to Clear up the Department.
Entire line of Dresses up to $5.00, at ~ .. $1.98
Entire line of Dresses up to SIO.OO, at ....$4.98
Entire line of Dresses up to $25.00, at . . . .$9.98
Entire line of Coat Suits at HALF PRICE
Entire line of Linen Skirts at .. .. HALF PRICE
Entire line of Shirt Waists Reduced.
Evening Shades in
Silk Specials
36-inch Silk Crepe, very soft
and pretty, worth $1.25,
at 85 c
36-Inch Silk-finished Crepe de
Chine, worth 76c, at., -590
46-inch Silk Chiffon Cloth,
worth $1.60, at.. .. 81 00
27-Inch Wash Habutai Silk, all
colorg, at 49
27-inch Sifk, striped, fluffy
Crepe, worth 60c, at., • 35 G
Silk Special
Clearance
Cheney's genuine Spotproof
Foulard Silk, SI.OO kind,
at.. .. 69 g
Black Taffeta, 36 inches wide,
worth $1.39 $1 19
Black Taffeta, 36 inches wide,
worth $2.00 $1 55
Shirt V'aist Silk, 36 inches
wide, worth $1.26 85 G
Black and Colored Chiffon Taf
feta, 36 inches wide, worth
«■«. at 81 00
"THE SATISFACTORY STORE”
Clearance of Tub Materials
6 14c Colored Muslins and Lawns, at 3tkC
10c Chambray, for children's Dresses and Aprons, at 4%C
7%c Apron Ginghanjg, in fast cclors, at gc
8c Sea Island, washes like linen, 40 Inches wide, at 5c
12%c Cheviot and 15c Dress Ginghams, at 10 G
The best quality of English Percale made at 10 G
Linen Torchon Lace and Round Val. Lace, up to 124 c, at 5c
Burton-Taylor-Wise Co. 81x90 Sheets, worth 90c, at .69°
Full Bleached Sheets, full size, at 39C
81x90 Bleached Pepperell Sheets worth SI.OO, at 79 G
36x42 Bleached Tillow Cases, gcod quality, at • ■ 10 G
Extra large White Dimity Bedspreads, worth $3.00, at.. .-92-00
Extra large, fringed, cut-corner Spreads, worth $2.00, at.. - $1 50
Augusta Marseilles pattern Bedspreads, worth $1.76, at.. . $129
15c Brown Blay Linen for Suits and- Dresses,
for Monday at 11^
TRUNKS AND SUIT
CASES
Suit Case of Jap Bamboo cane,
worth $1.60, at 81 OO
Tan Leather Suit Cases, worth
* 2 -25. at 81 50
All regular $3.00 Tan Suit
Cases, to go at $1 98
Traveling Handbags at—
-82 98 83 98 and 811 98
Entire line Trunks to go at
Manufacturers’ Wholesale prices.
SHIRTS
$1.25 Negligee Shirts, at 8100
75c Negligee Shirts, at.. .-500
60c Nainsook Undershirts,
»t 39°
60c Nainsook Pants, at... 39<
1
HOSIERY
Silk Sox 25 g
McCallum Silk Hose...sl OO
Rippleitte Silk Boot Hose,
At- 50c
Colored Lislo Hose, at.. -25 G
19c Liale Hone, at J2'xC
Kodaks, Films, Supplies, Etc.
Developing & Printing, Waterman’s
Fountain Pens, Writing Tablets,
Pens, Inks, Pencils.
RICHARDS STATIONERY CO.
SUNDAY. JULY 19.1
Clearance of Crepes
and Linens
19c and 20c Crepes and
Ripplette to clear at.. • 15 G
25c smal; and large figured
Serpentine Crepe.. .. .. 19C
White Drap de Crepe in differ
ent widths, at 2SC. 35' 50 G
50c French Luxar Satine, 31
inches wide, at.... 25 c
35c Tissue Silk, in evening
shades aqd black... 25 c
All fancy Ratine in white and
colors, up to $1.50, at. ■SI oo
35c Rice Flaked Ratine and
Durbar, at 25 c
16c Linen Crash for Suitg and
Skirts, 45 inches wide, at. 50 c
50c Linen Suiting for Suits and
Skirts, 36 inches wide, at.-39 G
40c Mercerized Linen, in seve
ral shades, at.. .. 25 c
NECKWEAR
Fancy Yokes 50 c
Fancy Collars, from 25 G up.
Handkerchiefs: Best line in the
city.
UMBRELLAS
Rainproof Sunshades that will
not change color, at... SIOO
. .Umbrellas, daisy looking affairs
that are light and strong,
*' SI 50
GLOVES
Kayser's Long Silk 16-button
Gloves, at.. 81 OO
2-clasp Kayser Gloves, Lisle or
Chamolsette, at 50 c
Entire Line Muslin
Underwear
In broken lots: Gowns, Pants,
Corset Covers, Petticoats, at
REDUCED PRICES.
716 Broad St.