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HOME EDITION VOLUME XIX, No. 250. 11. S. CRUISER ORDERED TD SMYONA The North Carolina to Carry Gold For Relief of Americans in Turkey—To Be Met By the Gunboat Scorpion London, 1:58 p, m.—The American cruiser North Carolina, which sailed from Falmouth yesterday, has been ordered to Smyrna where she will provide money for Americans and look after the missionaries in Asia Minor. The cruiser will stop on the way to transfer Captain Richard H- Williams, U. S. A., who is charged with the relief of American tourists, to the American gunboat Scorpion, which will return to Constantinople and afford relief to the Americans there. Captain Williams will carry $50,000 'in gold for the immediate use of stranded tourists. Reports indicate that Americans have had difficulty in getting accommodations from Turk ish bankers. The Scorpion is now stationed at Constantinople and the arangement by which she will meet the cruiser North Carolina at Smyrna will avoid the necessity for the cruiser »o pass through the Dardanelles in tune of time of war. BOUGH ROADS FOB JAPANESE sms Wire Communication Interrupt ed From Kiachow—U. S. Legation Has Taken No Action on Seized Steamer Pekin.— Telegraphic communication having been interrupted, no nears has 'been received here from Kiaochow con cerning the progress of the Japanese sea and land movements against that place, although all Chinese officials in Shantung province have instructions to keep Peking advised. V Owing to the rough character of the Voads in .Shantung, two or three wdeks probably will elapse before Japanese and British regiments will be able to cross the peninsula and arrive with their siege guns before Kiaochow. The German legation her protested to the Chinese government that the foreign office note of Sept. 3 is auth orization to Japan and Great Britain for the violation of China’s neutrality. The note referred to, it was pointed out by Chinese officials today, was general in its terms and was addressed to the entire diplomatic body. Regret Expressed. It recited that Germany, Japan and Great Britain were transgressing China’s neutrality in Shantung prov ince and expressed regret that China could not prevent such transgression. No note of protest was sent to Great Britain and Japan exclusively. The American legation has taken no action concerning the American steam er Hanamet, seized last month by a British torpedo boat destroyer while on her way from Shanghai to Tsing tio to remove non-combatants. It is believed here that the Hanamet was leased to the Germans. ultra os IK FILMS Washington—Taxing moving picture films for war revenue v.as urged be fore the ways and means committee Saturday. One member of the com mittee showed testimony of film man ufacturers telling of profits aggregat ing 110 per cent Opposition to a tax on railroad tick ets and gasoline developed. Scores of taxable Items were discussed. That cigars and tobacco would not be taxed seemed assured, but an increased tax on beer is certain. Domestic wines probably will not escape. Several members urged an increase from one to one and one-half per cent in the tax on incomes in excess of *4,000. A tax on inheritance was pro posed. THE HAVAS AGENCY. London.—The foreign office today issued this statement: “Conclusive evidence produced by the Agencc Havas has entirely satis fied the foreign office that the state ment occurring in a recently published report forwarded by his majesty's ambassador at Berlin, that the Agence Havas had agreed in future to pub lish news concerning Germany only If supplied through the Wolff Tele graph Bureau, is not correct. Such en arrangement appears to have been Intended by the German organization, but It is not one which the Agence Havas ever contemplated." HIB DAUGHTERS INBISTANT. LVidon, 4:58 a. m.—The I’etrograd corT«iipondent of the Time* says two daughtersl of General Tomllovsky have volunteered for the war. In compliance with their persistent re quest they have been permitted to dress in soldiers uniform and they will be sent to advanced positions. THE AUGUSTA HERALD WE GIVE PURPLE STAMPS Specials For Monday 10-4 Utica 32V2C 9- Utica 29V 2 c 10- Lockwood 29c 90x90 Sheets 68c 90x90 French Sheets .. . ,95c Waists for $3.98 That Are Won ders Crepe de Chines, in white, black and colors, taffetas in colors and black, flowered printed chiffons, on white ground; crepe de chine with lace sleeves and vests; cream lace over yellow chiffon waists with yel low chiffon stand up collar, hem stitched vest of same. Lingerie and Flowered Waists, in voile and madras, some pique trim med; others with embroidery, for $1 25 to *3 50 White and black Crepe de Chine Waists, made of the handsomest quality crepe de chine, long set-in sleeves, hemstitched and button trim med . • , *5 00 and *650 Hy- jj 4 _ If you want your library to have a real home-like atmosphere, furnish it in Mission. It is quietly rich and attractive and it gives the best possible service. We are showing an extensive line of this popular furniture, including the Imperial Quality Tables. Mission Settee, 72 inches long, with best box spring Spanish leather eeat, for £4OOO Mission Mocker, with very broad arms to match eettee, for .. *ISOO M lesion Chair, extra targe size to match. for *ISOO Special Sale on All Golden Oak Dining Tables These Tables srs beiutifully finished end stout ly medt, will lest s gsnsrstion. 42x42-in. round Dining Table, wilt extend to 6 feet In length *640 42x42-tn. round Dining Table, will extend to 6 feet In length *7 40 42x42-tn. round solid oak Table, extends to 4 feet when open *0 25 THE ONE PAPER IN MOST HOMES—THE ONLY PAPER IN MANY HOMES AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1914. ANDREWS BROS. CO. We Are Well Prepared To Give the College Girl the Best Outfit She Has Ever Gotten . Our Superb Stock Contains the Best Selected Line of Up-to-date Merchandise Ever Brought to This City. No one is more exacting as to style, fit and up to dateness than the college girl, and she looks to Andrews for these and not in vain. We go to market early with the college girl’s needs in mind, we in sist upon early deliveries so as everything will be on time for her, and we announce with great pleasure and satisfaction that we are ready for those who have been waiting, and only hope they will be as well pleased as the ones we have already outfitted. Not only the College Girl, but her Mother and Sisters can select their Winter Wardrobe from the most complete, tastiest and most reliable stock in Augusta. MISSES' NEW FALL SUITS SIS to S4S Coats, medium and long, all having the sweeping graceful lines demanded by Dame Fashion, trimmed in rich braids, silk tassels, velvet collars, cuffs and buttons or novelty horn buttons to match color of suit. There is a suggestion of plaits in every suit, either in the long coat, the tunic or skirt or the accordion platted underskirt. The sleeves are tighter and are set-in. Materials are mostly gabardines, poplins, serges and broadcloths. Black, navy, darkest brown and dark green are the popular colors. MISSES SUITS FOR $15.00. In navy serge with Russian and long tunic effect on skirt. Another style has square front coat with longer back having flat plaits on either side. The broad collar and deep cuffs are of black velvet embroidered in various colors. The skirt has a plaited tunic and a plain underskirt. LADIES’ SUITS IN A MAGNIFICENT VARIETY. Extra stout Suits for short-waisted, high abdomen figures. dj* O £T fIA in black and broadcloth, for tJpOvJelv'/ A Special Purchase of Junior Suits Will Be Placed on Sale Monday. Sizes 13, 15, 17 Years. Suits to be Sold for $ 9.95 Worth up to $25.00 Navy serge, mannish mixtures, in copen and brown and brown serge in square cut or box-plaited coats with lowered belts, ideal, youthful models for a girl’s first suit. Novelty Junior Suits *l6 *l9 95. *2195 and *25 Navy Serge Dresses Are Just What the OR fIA fn COO 7R College Girl Needs. Prices dOiUUIUdZuiIO Many are black satin trimmed, quite a few have octs, redingte effects, and still others dies and underskirts of black satin, some show coat effiong fitted satin sleeves, satin gir are trimmed in rows of black braid, CREPE DE CHINE BASQUE DRESSES FOR $16.96 In black, green and panne with collar and cuffs of white, black and colored charmeuse; Wonderful assortment of New Dresses, up to $50.00, afternoon and dinner dresses. THE LATEST CUTS IN SEPARATE COATS, In a big variety of materials. SEPARATE SKIRTS, in poplin, serge, chuddah cloth, the latter a silky, crepey, closely woven fabric, solids and combinations, some with yokes with cluster tucks, others with long tunic, braid bound or Roman stripe trimmed ..*SOO to *l3 95 Mission Table, 30x48 inches, very massive, ,or *25 00 Mission Mahogany Htarid with four shelves, very attractive, for *7 00 Mlaaion Foot Stool, covered In genuine Spanish leather, for.; *3 50 42x42-ln. round solid quartered oak Tablf, 6-foot extension *1240 48x48-in. round solid quartered oak Table. *-foot extension *ISOB 4kx4B-ln. round solid quartered oak Table, 6-foot extension ... •1850 64x34-ln. round solid quartered oak Table, 6-foot extension *2250 Bundhar Wilton Rugs “Durable As Iron” No other moderate priced floor covering will give such complete and last ing satisfaction as Bundhar Wilton Rugs and Carpets. Their price is no higher than you expect to pay. Their durability has earned for them the name of being “durable as iron.” Their richness of color and beauty of design are such as you would only expect to find in the highest priced carpets or in expensive Oriental rugs. Their pile is thick, soft and spongy, so close and even that it does not mat dow nunder wear or pressure. There are over forty sizes to select from, so that it is an easy matter to choose just the rug for any room in the house. Come and see the new designs. 9x12 size We have other grades of Wiltons as low as $35.00 in the 9x12 size. 9x12 seamless Axminsters $30.00 9x12 seamless Axminsters for $25.00, $22.50 and $20.00 9x12 Velvet Rugs $22.50 9x12 10-wire Brussels Rugs, (seamless) SIB.OO Costs From $15.00 Up For Full Size Bed.i Ostermoor Mattresses are built, not stuffed, will not get hard or lumpy, vermin and water-proof. We are sole agents for this mattress in Augusta and vicinity. We cordially invite you to call and inspect our line. Our Housefurnishing Club Plan Enables you to buy the same at for cash and pay monthly in small payments. Ths small fss for car rying it sntirsly offset by ths Purple Btampa which ws give on monthly payments. Shades, Stale Car pets, Mattings, etc., measured for and laid by experts promptly and properly free of charge. 870 BROAD STREET $6.00 PER YEAR—FIVE CENTS PER COPY Prices Are the Same to All Here It. Is the aim of this store to make a customer out of every sale by keeping prices so fair—and the same to all— that the most inexperienced buyer is as certain to be satisfied as the one with the "bargain spirit” developed to the topmost notch. We have but one price. It is as much to our welfare to treat everyone alike as it is to the cus tomer to know that she has not been deceived. Prices are the same to all hers! X. "9 J 'jI WijUJX fmi ft ( mi \Bi; .I wl\ j ill ipn# Hi I ;J mm The New Fall Underskirts Show Deeper Flounces and More Width. Klosfit Petticoats, in Jersey top* and all mesAallne with deep flounces, also all Jersey with self flounces. In the loveliest and largest line of ehades, namely, prune, dark green, dark brown, copen, cobolt blue, emer ald, nut brown, navy, iovely change able effects and black .. • • . *SOO All silk messallne Skirts, in aU shades and black, in new models, for *298. *398 and *SOO Extra size Skirts, in black and colors .. *398 and *SOO 9x12 9-wire Brussels Rugs, (seamless) $14.98 9x12 Pro-Brussels Rugs, reversible $12.80 9x12 Rag Rugs, for SIO.OO Small rugs to match, all large sizes. HOME EDITION A Half Century Record Proves All Claims Re garding the Su periority of the Ostermoor Mattress .