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SUNDAY, JULY 26. KELLY'S IVIC Pride and Personal Pride are one and the same. The parent of the child that has gone ahead, towered above all ci»sociates and has won the admiration of the whole community will invariably shine up a little, put on a little lugs, and justly so, too. It is a natural pride in their offspring and an effort to keep up with his or her progress. The same rule holds good with this building—THE MOTHER OF AUTUSTA SKYSCRAPERS. As she sees her Twin Sky Scrapers standing by her side, this good natured. strong, sturdy mother has the self same love fired in her that awakens all of her pride and she says to herself: I’ve got to shine up a little; those children have got to be as proud of me as lam of them, “and to the credit of her charge.” The word has been given what ever she asks let her have it. There’s nothing too good for her So we now announce that within the next few days work will be under way for the general improvement of the interior of this store from floor to ceiling, and when completed we expect to submit for your approval the PRETTIEST STORE IN (HE Si ATE, SPECIALIZING LADIES READY-TO-WEAR GARMEN 15. MORAL Let every property holder in Augusta profit by the example of the present management of this building,and awaken to the fact that the Empire Life and Chronicle Buildings are the champions of Greater Augusta, and BETTER BUILDINGS,and let every Merchant awaken to the fact that they should get something more than a BARN for their money, and we will have Greater and Better Augusta in a jiffy. But never until then. ... . . , , , , , , . ... We have only a few days to make ready for the contractors, who are now busy submitting estimates, so we intend to make hay while the sun shines, and let you reap the Kiches ot tne Harvest. Read the list below. Come Monday or as early in the week as possible. C . *v $ Kelly’s Corset Clearance $2.00 Corsets, all well known makes, high, low or medium bust. Batiste or QQf* Coutile, to close OuL $3.50 Corsets, all well known makes, high, low or medium bust, Batiste or (P 1 1 Q Coutile, to close . . . . yl.lv/ Economy Prices IN SUMMER COMFORTABLES 12%c Gauzfl Vest, tape run neck and arm holes, fine ribbed 0« and sheer, perfect weave OU Warner’s net Bust Conflner and Brassier, washable, cocl, 3F.J comfortable, practical UO\j Warner’s lace trimmed batiste Bras siere, open in front, round CA/» square or V back 3Wv Kleinert's “Tango” garment Shield, a bust conflner and shields combined Out SHIRT WAISTS Fresh Crisp Waists, in Or gandy, French Lawn, Voile and Mull. The Waist that has helped to make our name a household word. QQf* Again Monday \7OL» KELLY’S DYER BUILDING 'MEWS OF SOCIETY SOMETHING FOR THE CHILDREN.—HAVE YOU A BIRTHDAY THAT COMES IN AUGUST? Boys and girls, under 16 years of age, who have a birthday in the month of August, are requested to send in their full name, address and birthdate to the “Children's Editor,” Augusta ,Herald. The Herald is preparing a sur prise, a pleasant and enjoyable surprise, for its boy and girl readers who are getting ready to celebrate a birthday in August. Be sure to give full name, ad dress and birthdate, and address your letter to — CHILDREN’S EDITOR, THE AUGUSTA HERALD. McCORMICKTs. c., news McCormick, S. C.—Mrs. Minnie Britt and Arthur, Helen and Sue Britt from Princeton were guests at the home of Mrs. B. A. Mattison last week. Mrs. D. M. McGrath is in the hospi tal at Greenwood, recovering from an operation for appendicitis that wes performed last Tuesday. Mr. Otway Henderson is right sick at his home here, having been under the constant care of the doctor since Thursday. Miss Marion Sturkey returned home Wednesday from Monroe, N. C., where she was one of the guests at a house party given by Miss Vera Fowler. Mr. B. W. Parks and children re turned home last Wednesday after spending a while at Gleen's Springs, where Mrs. Parks has been for sev eral wetekg. Mr. and Mrs. Strom left here the first part of the week for a visit it, relatives in the upper part of the state. The newest automobile In town 1s Mr. J. T. Martin's Ford car bought a few days 'ago. Mr. ('. A. Spencer of this place is visiting relatives in North Carolina. Mr W. G. Smith and wife and son, Oscar, from Greenville are guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Sturkey. Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. l>. B. Sturkey on Saturday night, July 18th, a daughter Mr. Arthur D. Wrenn left one day Ibis week for Atlanta where he will spend several weeks. Mrs. Cleveland Weed has returned home after a week's stay In Green ville. Miss Callle Henderson Is at home ayaln after a short stay in Augusta. Mrs. Mayme Keown and Mr. James Keown visited their uncle, Dr. B. A. Mattison this week. Mr. F. T. Stuart, of Bamberg. Is at home for the summer. Dr. B A. Mattison and son, Frank LESSON NUMBER ONE-ON THE EFFECT OF SKYSCRAPERS LONG TUNIC LINEN DRESSES $8.98 Pure White all Linen Dresses, /fa ready shrunk, and non erushahle; m./|| embroidery eollar and large white crochet hull .ms, Monday special .. ’ LONG TUNIC CREPE DRESSES $5.98 White and Dresden Figured i A Crepe Dresses, some with satin giv- W ifjg dies, others with Crepe girdles, eol- *r j|r®F lar, cuffs aim buttons. Monday .. BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED DRESSES Long Tunic Dresses in black and white stripes, one-half, one-quarter, Jf^O and one-inch wide, White Organdy W Us Vest, Collar and Cuffs, V? wide satin girdle; special YARD GOODS THAT MUST GO 25c Swiss,es, Voiles, Flaxon Lawn, in fact every yard of White and Colored Cotton or Linens,< An formerly sold at this priee, now Xvv 59e imported Voiles, Marquisette and French Lawns, etc., some with Silk stripe, otters plain, the entire lot, no reserve, go OTp Monday $2.00, $2.50 and $2.98 Gowns, Combi- _. _ nations, Skirts, Corset Covers, Pants, I|y e.tc. Odd lot; some slightly soiled, on special sale Monday vVV EXTRA SIZE SILK AND WOOL SKIRTS Long Tunic Moire Silk Skirts, extra size $7.50 Long Tunic Serge Skirts, extra size $6.50 Long Tunic Taffeta Silk Skirts, extra size. $8.98 to $15.00 Others in Silk or Wool Long or no Tunic . $6.50 to $25.00 visited Llncolnton. Washington, Tig nall and Rayle, Ga., this week return ing home yesterday Misses Emmie Vandiver. Beatrice Mct'arley, and Lou Ellen Maddox, of Anderson, arc visiting at "Sunny Side,” the of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Richardson. Miss Mattie E. Bussey is spehdlng this week with her brother near Edgefield. Mrs. Pearce of Waterloo, is spend ing a while In McCormick with her daughter, Mrs Preston Finley. Miss Rally Peaks, after a visit of several weeks with Miss Olivia Mat tison. returned to her home In Edge 'field last Sunday. Miss Minnie Taylor Is visiting rela tives in McCormick this week. Misses Evelyn Cooper and Theo Bullock are visiting friends In Plum Branch. Miss Lucy Brown, after a month’s stay with her sister, Mrs. Harper, in Charleston, returned home last Mon day. Mr. A. B. Carroll, of Atlanta, visited relatives In McCormick during the Week. Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Carroll and chil dren of Clemson College are visiting relatives In McCormick. Mrs. Tom Davis and little son, of Charlotte, N. C, are visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Price. Misses Kate and Lennle Price and Mrs. L. E. Duncan spent several days of last week In Charlotte, N. C. Miss Thelma Bailey, of Greenwood, was In town a few days last week. NEWS OF HARLEM Harlem, Ga. —Mr. and Mtb. Geo. \ Riley and children of Atlanta, are on | a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Newnan Hicks. Mrs. Carl Ellington, and children, of Atlanta, are the guests of relatives at this place. Mrs G. T. Raddtffe, of Wades boro, N. C., Is on a visit to her niece, Mrs. Geo. P. King. Mr. J. H. Wood and children left Monday for Winder, where they, wll spend several weeks with relatives Mr. H. S’ Paschal, of Memphis, Tenn.. has arrived In Harlem, where he will spend his vacation Mr. Walter Flint, of Wilkes county, was a recent visitor here. Mr. Frank Henslee and daughter, of Cobbham, spent Tuesday of this week In Harlem. Mrs. Belle Lansdell, Mrs. W. C. Clary and children spent Friday In Thomson. Mr. C. B. Taylor spent one day In Augusta this week on business. Miss Lillie Willingham Is the guest of friends In Atlanta this ; week ’ Dr. FP. Byrd, of Ratesburg, P. C., was a visitor at the home of Dr. G. E. THE STORE THAT HAS THE NEW THINGS FIRST Green a few days the past week. Mr. iiid Mrs. Jas. Greene, of Au gusta, spent the week end with rel atives here last week. Miss Annie Mae Atkinson of Au gusta, was the guest of Miss Nina Arnold several days ago. Mrs. W. J. Robinson and little daughter, of Macon, are on a visit to relatives at this place and vicinity. Miss Willie Steve Edmonds, of Au gusta, Is spending her vacation with her parents In the Ellis neighbor hood. Mrs. Jake Avery and Mrs. M. L. Stanton, of Augusta, were the guests of Mrs. John Lamkin Wednesday. Later they will visit Mrs. Emmie Barrett at China Grove. A very delightful picnic was given To Keep Dust from Marring the Complexion DRY AND DUSTY weather will ruin any complexion unless care Is ex ercised to prevent a chronic harsh * dry condition of the skin. The /lne and tiny particles of dust enter the pores, and defy soap and water to re move them. The face becomes routfh, hard and discolored from continued presence of dust. There Is one preparation that complete ly removes every trace of dust and grlmo from the akin, and leaves It clear, soft, fair, moist and flexible. That preparation Is Mme. Ise’bell's Turkish liath Oil, which Is used by society women, actresses and singers the world over as a substitute for soap and water. If the neck Is scrawny, with loose and sagging skin, as a result of too much scrubbing with the soap and water, ijjte the Turkish Batin Oil, Ihen apply Mme Ise’beH's Skin Food and Wrinkle Paste- It feeds and nourishes the skin. Tilling out and obliterating wrinkles. Mme. Isebell's Turkish Bath oil, 60c Mme. Isi ’bcU's Lilac Hand Whlten ar.d $1 er, 26c Mme Ise'bell's Skin Food and Mme. Ise'bell's Exquisite Face Wrinkle Paste, 60c and $1 I’owcer, 50c Mine. Ise’bell's Flesh Worm Eradl- Mme. Isehrll's Natural Blush Mme^se'hell's D C. Depilatory Rouge, 60c. powder. *1 Mme Ise'bell's Bose Blush Stick Mme Ise'bell’s Cold Cieam, 60c Rr>uge, 25c and $1.25 Sold by Good Stores Everywhere. Made by Mme. Ise’bell The World’s Most Famous Beauty Expert 352 North Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. CHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. 1 NOTICE During the months of June, July and August, this store closes Saturdays 2 o’clock sharp, and our patrons are commending us for it. Ht White Oak Camp Ground on Fri day afternoon in honor of Miss Alico Ruth Timmerman, of Plains, Ga. Dr. J. R. Sams, of Hearing, spent Friday afternoon at this place. Messrs. Geo. T. Wilson, J. B- By num, W. S. Rev. L. M. Twiggs, Dr. A. B. Martin, Mr. R. R. Hatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Sullivan, Mrs. E. C. Lanier and Miss Reta attended the burial of Mr. M. H. McElmurray at Waynesboro, Friday Mr. Wm. M. Johnson, a real estate man of Augusta, was In Harlem Fri day prospecting for farms In this section. Miss Dosle Cornell, of Thomson, Is visiting her parents In Harlem Tor two weekß. Mr. B. L. Flint and family left Fri day for an extended visit to Wilkes county. Mr. H. H. Coffee, traveling repre sentative of the Western Newspaper Union, of Atlanta' spent several hours in Harlem Friday. DENMARK, SJ:., NEWS Denmark, 8. C. —Misses Onle Unix and Gladys Boozer, of Mldvlllo, Ga., IMPORTED MODEL DRESSES $49.00 imported Model Dressjust _ _ three in the lot. our most beauti- g:•. fill dresses; perhaps you've seen '•‘jl'ig them. If not, call anti feast your I|/nvsvv eves, ;is we will not describe th. in. BEAUTIFUL WHITE ORGANDY DRESSES $25.00 White Lace and Embrokl- , cry trimmed Organdy Dresses, gJ#4 iLI fresh, crisp, snow white, with I pink, blue, or white girdle; new (|/ long single or double tunic Monday BEAUTIFUL MODERATE PRICE DRESSES $15.00 White Lingerie Dresses, . mm made of Voile and Organdy, lace wP* 1 * JE gmr 2 * and embroidery trimmed, new NBA Eg fall || long tunic skirts, fresh, crisp,new stock,only a few in this lot Monda\ EXTRA SIZE PIQUE AND RATINE SKIRTT $3.98 extra size Long Tunic Ratine Skirts $5.29 $3.98 extra size Long Tunic Pique Skirts. $3.29 $2.98 extra size Rep Skirts, long or no tunic $1.98 $2.50 extra size Wash Skirts, special $1.89 MMK. ISFTBELD. YARD GOODS THAT MUST GO 25c Curtain Seitm) Swisses and Draperies, colors and white, entire stock included, not a yard reserved, Monday Ivi/ 15c Curtain Scrim, Swisscs and Draperies, white and colors, entire stock to go, no reserve, Monday, special $1.50, $1.75 and $1.89 downs. Combi nations. Skirts, Corset Covers, Pants, etc. Odd lot. slightly soiled, on spe- £ eial sale Monday ■ \Jr\j have returned after a visit to Dr. and Mrs. J. (» Boozer. Miss Von Etta Milhous, of Columbia, is the guest of Miss Martha Kay. Misses Ruby Guess and Isabel Strait ;ire visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Guess at Appleton. • Misses Ruth and Frances Guess have returned from an extended visit to their sister, Mrs. 11. W. Matthews, of Birmingham, Ala. Good Roads for Telephone Talk *[ 'T'HE good road* movement has not been confined to the * highways. i The Bell Telephone system has covered the country with “good roads” for telephone talk, reaching every nook and cor ner. There are more than 12,000,000 miles of these “good roads” in the Bell system. Some of them are strung in single pairs or in aerial cables from pole to pole; others are hidden away in underground conduits; they reach the heart of each industrial and commercial center of the nation and to the most remote habitations. These “good telephone roads” of the Bell system, all oper ated by one system, under one policy, forming one continuous system of intercommunication, connect more than 7,500,000 telephones for universal service. © Mrs. J. W. Wyman and Miss (Mara Wyman, are spending the summer at Hendersonville, N. (\ Miss Care Hart, or Estill. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Wesley Crum, Jr. Mrs. James B. Gness Is spending some time with parents In EulawvlUe. I>r. W. O. Bunnell, of Wllkesbarra, Pa., was In town with friends tills week. Mrs. J ,K. Griffin, of Bynchburg, la SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY KELLY'S Shirt Waist Specials SI.OO and $1.25 Voile, Crepe, and Mull Waists, plain or em broidered ; extra 7Qf* special Monday IJL/ SI.OO Pink and Blue Crepe Waists, small accordean pleated, others plain dOr* Monday special 4Jv/ Economy Prices IN SUMMER COMFORTABLES Undies’ sheer luwn hemstitched llumikerehlofs, soft finished with the beauty of C» linen Men’s and hoys’ white hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Just the thing these hot days, full size Onyx Silk Hose, silk from toe to hem. over r>o dozen sold by us this season and not a camplalnt has [An been made yet «IVt Kayser’s shaped top black and white Silk lloho, wide garter top AA of lisle, a wonder lor wear $i*VU DOUBLE PANEL SKIRTS Whilte Cambric Underskirts, scalloped and embroidered, shadow proof; the kind that arrest transparency. EQp Afrain Monday JjL KELLY’S DYER BUILDING visiting her father, Mr. fl. W. High tower. Mr. Hammond (’rum has returned from Augusta, Ga. Mr. M L. McCrae, of Orangeburg, is spending some time with parent* here. Mr. K. B. Hutto, of Savannah, CHI, is In town for a few days. Mr. James B. Fogle, is spending the summer at Hendersonville, N. C. FIVE i I j