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FRIDAY, JULY 3L SATURDAY and AFTER SUPPER SALES It May Not Interest You To know that 20 foreign countries buy $1,847,927,- 109 of American made goods. But you will be interest ed when we show you how you can save five per cent of your purchases. Read our advertisements carefully for special prices, shop before noon, save Surety Coupons. The trick is turned. No drudgery in saving that way, is there? After Supper Sales 6 TO 7. Vneeda Biscuit. Lemon Snaps. ZuZus, 3 packages for IOC Lighthouse Cleanser 5C Combinations. Corset Covers and Drawers, $1.50 and $1.25 values, for 59C Brassieres, all-over embroidery, 50c values .. . . 29' Balkan Blouses, values to SI.OO, for 29C Shinola Black Shoe Polish, regularly 10c, for 5C Woodbury's Facial Soap 19C 15c Peterman's Roach Food .... IOC 7 TO 8. Octagon Soap, 3 cakes IOC Corsets, $3.50 and $3.00 values . 890 Rompers, of gingham and chant bray, 25c values lor 190 Packer's Tar Soap 19C Gold Band American Porcelain Plates, each .. .. 5C 8 TO 9- Fairy Flake White and Tar Soaps, 3 cakes for IOC Celluloid Starch, 3 pkgs. for .. IOC 49c value Corset Covers, Tor . 25C Hats, values to SI.OO, for . . . . 15C Sanitol Tooth Powder 19C 25c Gingham Pantry Aprons .. 15G White Crown Vacuum Jar Caps, can be used on Mason jars regularly 25c dozen, special, dozen 19 c All Day Prices On Housefurnlshings Saturday 25c Mops 19^ 50c Mops 39^ 25c galvanized pails 19^ $1.25 White Enamel Slop .Tars SI.OO 35c Brooms. . . 29< 25c Feather Dusters 19^ $25 Favorite Gas Ranges , $21.75 For Saturday only we are offering the $25.00 Fa vorite Gas Range, four burners with simmer burner, oven and wanning closets, for ....$21.75 Vith the Favorite Range there is not the bending over to light the ovens and put in and take out baking pans and other articles used in this way. The Saturday price is $21.75 MS PLBTFOIIM: BLEHSEJ CORPSE Crowe. of 4,000 Listen to the Candidates Yesterday at Aiken. Brass Band For Governor. Aiken, S. C.—The »<*natorial candi dates spoke in Aiken yesterday to about three thousand voters which in The more critical your taste the *7 more youll appreciate Vv k f mst .»* _ _ THE ETERN AL^FITNESS" OF SHOES Such are the Shoes that fit the exact need of the hour, the shoes that fit the requirements of your social obligations, that fit the call of the season’s fashions—that fit your feet. And here they are. Ladies’ Colonials and Pumps and Oxford Ties, with leather kidney or Cuban heels; $3.00 values which are priced Satur day at $1.98 Misses’ and Children’s patent straps, nature shape with wide toes: : «AHA CT C Sizes Bi/ 2 to n $1.29 , Sizes 11% to 2 $1.39 W All Soros is Shoes for Summer dnUXLO reduced to $2.45 25c Fancy Colored Crepes 35c Fancy Colored Voiles 50c Bread and Cake Boxes 39^ 75c Clothes Baskets. oval 59^ $1.25 Clothes Baskets, square . . 98^ 85c Floor Hair Brushes 69<t 25c Potato Mashers 17^ creased to approximately four thous and when Governor Blease, the last speaker marched to the stand pre ceded by a band from the valley. The meeting was orderly excepting considerable heckling at times. Each was favorably received and the crowd seemed to be equally divided. Col. J. Jennings, of Sumter, was the first speaker. He made a bitter at tack upon the record of the Governor, especially his pardon record, citing the Allan-Emmerson case in Anderson county, stating that a man who was the favorite of the majority of the peo ple did not live up to his doctrine when he pardoned a man when a coilnter Petition was lifDftd containing the names of three thousand more people than the petition for the pardon. He was liberally applauded when he fin ished. He left immediately after the speaking for Sumter. Kidgojays Tea JOc 36-inch Bleaching, barred red, white and blue 10c WHITE'S GROCERIES-™^', S Full weights, full measures, highest quality, and absolute cleanness are what make White’s so desirable. & /gei J Self-Rising Jersey Cream Brand, 24 pound bag for 75* PEANUT BUTTER Delicious for sandwiches and nourishing, too. Sure ty Brand, 22 ounce jars 23* W. P. Pollock spoke next. He cited the case in Aiken county where L. M. <V Oliveros has been appointed as master when C&pt. J. E. Murray was the choice of the majority, as an in stance of how Blease had not stood by his pledge which he made before elected. He said that the race was a business proposition and Ciat people were called Upon to elect n man who would stand by the majority of the people. He attacked the Governor's attitude toward immigrants and pointed out the alleged Charleston dago who was a Colonel on his staff. When asked what his platform was he replied, "My platform is the polit ical corpse of Cloe I/. Blease." He was loudly cheered. Senator Smith. Senator E. I>. Smith spoke next and stated at beginning that lawyers were in everything that ’ie got mixed in. i He devoted his time to cotton and his record in the senate. He explained the I new currency law and the part he had j in making It so that it would help the ; farmer. He said that he did not rec | ognize any faction but honest men, j and he challenged any man to cite a j single instance where he had been un | fair to the people. He was frequently cheered, and his I Jokes amused the entire audience. Governor Biease was the last speak- I *r and he was preceded to the stand | by a hand from the valley, and follow jod by about two hundred of his fol | lowers. He was presented with sev i eral hunches of flowers and a gold | headed walking cane from the street car boys, ile paid his usual compli ! mients to the other candidates and the | newspaper reporters. He stated that he lost votes In Aiken county two years ago because he was not in favor of the proposed new county. He stat ed that Georgia people had voted In the last election hut that the new rules prevented thise, H referred to the anti-Blease conference which is to be held in Columbia tomorrow as the "rump convention." stating that men who wer® behind it were asking some THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA, 6ic BUTTER, Surety Brand, pure and sweet, 90*» pound dflV Canned Vegetables Tomatoes, No. 3, six cans .. . 55* Tomatoes, No. 2, si x cans 45* Lima Beans, No. 2, six cans 70* Sugar Corn, N. 2> six cans for.. . . ...48* Sweet Potatoes, No. 3, six cans for 55* Okra and Tomatoes, N.o 2, six cans for 50* Pork and Beans, No. 2, Sunbeam, 3 for ....25* Flour Golden Har vest, 24 lb. bags, 78c Augusta Weather Man’s Most Recent Acquisition, a Job Printing Press The weather man i« saying all aorta of “nice things" about the iateat ad dition to hia office—a Job printing press. "Now you got it, what y* gonna do with It?" asked a reporter as h'? walked into Mr. Ernlgh’a offices, on the third flor of the Federal building of the candidates to perjure them selves because they had taken oath that they would not be Candida tea of any faction. He defended bis pardon record stating that he would not send any of them back to the pen to aave the whole Hmith bunch from hell. He was loudly cheered during hla speech by hiH enthusiastic followers. PARTIALLY FURNISHED HOUSE on Highland Avenue 9 rooms, for rent price $50.00 per month. I John W. Dickey Continuing to Price Summer Underwear at Compelling Prices These Hats For a Third of Former Prices All children's, girls' and little tots’ Hats, for Saturday will be sold at a third of their original values. SI.OO Hats will be 33c $1.50 Hats will be 50C $2.00 Hats will be fi7C AND SO ON. $1.25 Ladies Swiss Ribbed Lisle Union Suits 79c 12'fc Ladies' extra size ribbed Vests, taped 1 A_ neck and arms -LUG 10c Ribbed Vests, taped neck and arms, Q_ at OG 1 15c Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, silk taped neck 12 l-2c 39c Ladies' Union Suits, gauze ribbed, lace knee (_ J(J 35c Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Lissle Vests, 9Qr» at zyc Boys’ Porosknit Shirts and drawers, 1 r 0 at IOC 50c Boys’ Porosknit Union Suits at 15c Children’s Socks, black, white and 12 l-2c 25c Children’s Lisle Socks, black and white 1 and fancy tops . . . IJL EGGS, Fresh conn OITa try, a dozen . . . . RICE, fancy head, 10 pounds tJ«Pv POTATOES, new, a peck “vC LEMONS, fancy, 4Cp a dozen Awt/ PURE LARD Size 5 75* Size 10 $1.45 Size 20 $2.75 Snowdrift Compound Size 5 55* Size 10 $1.05 Size 20 $2.10 this morning and spied the outfit standing in one corner of the room. "Search me," replied the forecaster smilingly. To he real frank about it he is ap parently not wording any, either. However, it Is rumored about that Walter Plumb has ben designated as official printer, and In a little while tril local station will be Issuing weath er maps, bulletins, charts, etc., "rlg ,, t off the press," that have heretofore had to be made on a mil I bigraph, >r something like that. The type case and Imposing stone are In the forecaster’s main office, whem the weather instruments a;e located, and the press has been set Saturday Night Supper The Saturday night supper in the Tea Room will consist of: Chicken pie, being the choicest of dishes of an old fashioned Mammy, hash browned potatoes, hot home made rolls, (another of Mammy’s masterpieces) and choice of coffee, hot or iced tea, sweet or butter milk. Ice cream may be had for 10c extra. Skirts Values up to $2.00 in ex tra wide wale Pique Skirts, some with semi tunic and some with fancy panel front, now. ' BREAKFAST BACON, stri l\ pound fliv CHEESE, full 9(i/» cream, pound «vv COFFEE Rio, pound If)* E. <l 1)., pound . . . .29* ■Surety Brand, l*oimd 32* FOR ICED TEA J.B. While Special Bland has no equal. It, is a 60c tea which we have priced at 48* up In the tower on the same floor It will ho operated with electric power. WANThD: roi.OltßD ROYS TO CAR _ry J iiper* in Colored Territory Apply Buh Btatton No. 1. 1037 Rollick fit ts Here are a Few Wonderful Bargains in Real Estate. Read What we Have to Say About it, and Take Advantage of These Prices. We can sell you a new eight room two-story resi dence on Monte Sano, near car line, high elevation. This house is splendidly built in every respect and has all the up-to-date conveniences, etc., with sleeping porch and garage. The price of this property is only $5,500.00. Can arrange terms. This is a cheap home or invest ment for somebody. Let us show it to you. PICK UP One $500.00 lot on Starnes street for $400.00. One $400.00 lot on Heckle street for $300.00. 124 acres of good land in Lincoln county for $15.00 per acre and it is cheap for $25.00 per acre. W. T. HOUSTON & CO. Phone 607. Harison Building. Augusta, Ga. ?5c Regulai 5Gc 95c 35c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes 25*1 35c Jcrgen'R Niue Cake Soap, assorted 27 ( ’ 15c Peroxide IOC 25c Dorothy Vernon Week-End bor 1«C TOILET GOODS Lyon’s Tooth Powder •.. Cutlcura Soap Mum Odor O-No .. Dnnderine ~ . Sanitol Tooth Paste .... O P. C. Java rl ce Face Powder Police o Tooth Paste . . . Nadine Face Powder .., Listerlne . . Cutlcura Ointment . Danderine .. Him ’s Honey and Almond Cream Wilson's Freckle ('learn .... Ben Levy La- Blanche Face Powder . Hams Armour’s Star Brand, or Morris’ Supreme, lb. 19 l / 2 c Bicnitt Shoulders, pound 15*/•>* COLD MEATS Sliced Boiled Ham, pound 38* Sliced Veal Loaf, pound 20* Sliced Bologna Sausage, pound 20* Sliced imported Sausage, pound 35* Sliced Dried Beef, pound 40* IT ALL HELPS. It leant one Washington debutant* has candor and humor In large and equal parte Thus, her denial of a rumor that, she was engaged "There is not a word of truth in it, but. thank heaven for the report'.’ 1 THREE Satur day 19c Satur day 39c