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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16.
SATURDAY and AFTER SUPPER SALES
Double Surety Coupons All Day
Saturday la the last day of Surety Coupon Week. It is the last
day for you to obtain double Surety Coupons all day. and is there
fore the last opportunity for you to secure a 5 per cent rebate on all
your purchases at whatever time you make them. The week has con
verted many to the use of Surety Coupons. They have seen the great
saving Coupons can mean to them, and like the rest of the enthusias
tic collectors of them, are hoarding the little brown stamps to make
them cut down the expenses, which unless watched closely, run so
high. Are you one?
After Supper
Sales
6 to 7
Cuticura Soap 19c
Uneeda Biscuit, Lemon Snaps,
Zuzus, 3 packages 10c
Drawers and Corset Covers,
25c value 15c
Corsets, SI.OO values . . . ,69c
Salt and Pepper, Colonial,
pearl top, each 8c
Mops, long handles, cotton,
special 19c
7 to 8
Packers Tar Soap 19c
Octagon Soap, 3 bars. . . . 10c
Combinations, 98c values ,59c
Balkan Blouses, white with red
or blue collar and belt, 59c
values .. 29c
Brass Cuspadores, extra spe
cial, each 49c
Galvanized Pails 19c
8 to 9
Fairy, Flake White, Tar Soaps,
3 cakes 10c
Sanitol Tooth Paste .. . . 19c
Low neck Gowns, 59c
values 39c
Pantry Aprons, checked ging
hams, 25c values 15c
Peterman’s Roach and Ant
Food, special 10c
Galvanized Coal Hods . . .25c
The Mother Seeking Low
Priced Children s
Dresses
Will find White’s Saturday Sale and double Surety
Coupons fills every expectation and desire.
For little girls between the ages of 2 and 6 years, striped
and checked gingham and percale dresses, qq
valued to 75c, for JjC
Other little dresses for little girls of the same ages, of
striped and checked ginghams and percales, PQ
valued to SI.OO, for De/C
Middy Blouses, in ages 8 to 18 years, values r A
to 75c, for DUC
Middy Blouse Skirts of serge, in values to d»Q
$4.50, for vD./D
Balkan Dresses, in white and tan linene, ages 12 Qp
and 14 years, values to $2.00, for •
Lawn Guimps
White lawn guimpes, lace and embroidery /*Q
trimmed, ages 4 to 14 years D£C
White lawn guimpes, yoke with tuck effects and
lace about neck and sleeves, ages 4to 14 QQ
years.. D*/C
Jsk
Theatricaj
Notes of Interest | j
‘•FINE FEATHERS” COMING
. AGAIN.
f Hail Kugene Walter written no
other play than "Fine Feather*” hs
could easily rest on his laurels as the
most Important dramatist of the day;
• for this play broke all attendance
YWecord* during a season's run In New
) York and Chicago and was generally
pronounced the biggest play of the
century. But when It is known that
this same author wrote such big suc
cesses .t*’*'Pald In Full." "The Wolf.”
end "The Fastest Way.” the reason
for the success of “Fine Feathers" be
comes evident. Very few plays that |
Pave !>oen presented on the American
stage hav» won as much favorable |
GRAY HAIR
GOODS SALE
Interesting indeed, because you can buy a Gray
Hair Switch or Transformation at the price of
a plain shade and other accessories at even
lower prices.
Read these items carefully:
Gray Switches, 18 Inches long, now ••..$195
Gray Switches, 20 inches long, now $295
Gray Switches, 22 inches long, now $395
Gray Transformations, now $,195
Gray Transformations, now .. .. .. . •ss.9*'
Arranged lr. your hair by experts without charge
comment as has been devoted to T’lne
Feathers" It has been called "The
Great American Drama,” and of the
production such phrasw have been
ue<»! as "A Superb Drama, Faultless
ly Produced.” 11. H. Frazee has add
ed another feather to his well plumed
cap by producing "Fine Feathers" and
local playgoers may safely anticipate
one of the treats of a lifetime In Its
forthcoming visit to the Orand Satur
day, October 24th, matinee and even
ing.
“PEG O' MY HEART.”
Oliver Morosco's production of .1.
Hartley Manners' successful romantic
comedy, "peg O’ My Heart,’" which
Daurette Taylor recently terminated
the longest run In New York City for
*>o4 consecutive performances having
appeared at the Cort Theater, Is to he
offered at the Orand next Monday and
Tuesday, wjlth Tuesday matinee, with
Miss Blanche Ilall In the title role. In
"Peg O’ My Heart," Mr, Manners has j
A VERY EXCELLENT SHOE
IS THIS
Made of solid leather, in gunmetal and kid, lace or button, high or
low heels. A splendid value at $2.50, specially priced ts 4 QO
for Saturday at.. 4) I •VO
Women’s patent leather and gunmetal
button boots, with kid and cloth tops,
light and heavy soles, high and low
heels, $3.00 values C 9 hQ
Saturday for $&»iV
Pla-Mate Shoes for
Children
Buttons and laces, in patent leather,
gunmetal, tan and white canvas, priced
from $1.75 to $2.75 according to age.
VOILE
WAISTS
New arrival of fancy voile
Waists, long sleeves and
other notes found in
new models .. $1
JEWELRY
Gold top jewelry, a ffne
display of beautiful arti
cles, values to 89c,
Saturday for .. .. 50 c
PANTRY
APRONS
Checked gingham, 25c
values for 15C
Nurses white Aprons,
straps over shoulders,
35c values .. 29'-
Grey Enamelware
Utensils
Covered Slop Pails
! 7 quart Dish Pans
2 sizes Lipped Kettles
Tea Kettles
3 sizes Covered Sauce' Pans . .
Wash Basins
Milk Cans, etc
No Phone Orders Taken
WHITE'S GROCERIES
FLOUR, Golden Harvest,
24 pound sack
for 94c
FLOUR, Self Rising Jersey
Cream, qq
24 pound sack .... 0«/ C
BUTTER, pure and Of
sweet, pound
HAMS, Orange 1 QJ
Brand, pound . . . . 1«/2C
POTATOES, Irish, or
peck ODC
POTATOES, Pumpkin
Tams, on
peck
CHEESE, full
cream, pound “UC
p" les - 45c and 32c
RICE, fancy Caro- pp
lina, 10 pounds. . . . ODC
GRAPES, Concord and Ni
agara, basket i q
for IOC
BREAKFAST BACON,
Strips, or
pound “DC
employed with success a formula that
will never fall to appeal to the Amer
i lean public. The entrancing story of
[ the transplanting of the little Irish
waif Into the bosom of a cold, snobby
Knglish family with its contrasts of
sham and sincerity, is quite well
i known to our playgoers. As the
play's engagement here last season,
was one of banner attractions, Man
' ager Tant. of the Orand, anticipates
| another record engagement, Sur
rounding Miss Hall, Is Miss Ituth
Gartland, Alma Chester, F, Irving
White, Joseph Allenton and A. T.
Hendon and Fred L. Bruce-Tlden,
who apepars as "Jerry,” not forget
ting "Michael,” the dog.
Heats for all performances went on
sale this morning at the Grand and In
dication are that big business will be
done by this attraction.
Malt orders are accepted now.
"MUTT AND JEFF IN MEXICO.”
Our old friends “Mult and Jeff" |
IHE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA,
SENSIBLE
ROMPERS.
Made of solid tan and
blue chambray and check
ed pink and white and
blue and white ginghams,
35c values .. .. .. 25' :
23c
EACH
COLD MEATS
Sliced Boiled Ham, no
pound DOC
Sliced Bologna oo
Sausage, pound .. . “vC
Sliced Minced o/\
Ham, pound “UC
Sliced Hog Head oo
Cheese, pound “UC
Souse Meat, o/v
pickled £l/C
Weinner Sausage, oo
pound CiXJC
Pork Sausage, oo
courtly style, pound “UC
Corned Beef, | q
Pickle, pound I*/C
CANNED FISH
Herring Roe, No. 2, or
6 cans ODC
Salmon, 1 lb. Flat, Columbia
River, or
2 cans ODC
Clams, 2 cans oq
for ZOC
Brains, large, 6 9§Q
have a brand new vehicle for their
peculiar brand of antler, the current
season called "Mutt and Jeff In Me*
leo.” It may well be termed a con
glomeration of effervescent humor. It
certainly was never designed for edu
cational or serious purposes, but It
surely has proven for (lie lasi four
j years to be the champion laugh pro
ducer of the theatrical world. It's
i sure fine and no mistake. In order
1 1 hat Bud Fisher’s clever character
; i reateloriH may remain ever new, Otis
; Hill has decided that he will offer a
| riew book each successive season,
; which Includes, of course, new scen
ery, costumes, music, etc, The Mex
ican situation, which so much resem
bles a farce of the ancient ”f’omlc
i Opera” 'lays, has been selected as the
I subject of ”Our Hero’s” next adven
ture "Mutt and Jeff In Mexico." Un
limited scope is offered for hlllarousty
funny situations which, you may de
pend upon it, have been taken a/1 van
, luge of to their fullest extent; to say ]
This Change in Weather Calls
for Different Underwear
Ladles' ribbed Vests,
bleached, with or
without fleece lining,
high neck, long
sleeves, ankle pants
to match, sizes 34 to
44, 50c sellers for 50'
Ladies' Jersey ribbed
Union Suits, high
neck. long sleeves,
ankle length, 65c
values for .. 59'
Ladies’ Imported Silk
and Ingrain Lisle
Hose, double at wear
ing points, black,
white and tan, regular
and out sizes, 39c
values, three pairs
for SI OO
Children's fine ribbed
Hose, black, white
and tan. heavy weight
for boys in black only,
double knees, spliced
heels and toes, sizes
5 to 10, 15c sellers,
for .. 12'/40
INFANTS’
SLIPS.
Mode of soft nainsook and
witli ruffles at neck and
sleeves, Haturdav apo
dal 350
VIOLETTA
SOAP.
Three cakea In bo*, 26c
value, Saturday for 15 c
House Dresses
Made of striped ginghams and checked nr
percales. Splendid values Saturday.... */DC
PURE LARD
Size 5 73c
Size 10 $1.48
Size 20 $2.79
LARD COMPOUND
Size 5 58c
Size 10 $1.15
Size 20 $2.23
CRACKERS
National Biscuit
All 10c size, or
3 packages &DC
All 5c size, or
6 packages LjC
Watch the War Game
One of the most ab
sorbing games of the
day is the War Game,
grim enough sounding
in itself, but truly a
game and full of lively
interest.
The War Game will
be played in our front
window from 6 to 8
o’clock Saturday night.
The games are 50c
each.
nothing of the wonderful opportuni
ties for scenic grandeur, offered In
that beautiful tropical climate, The
most successful season of Its long ca
reer Is predicted for (Jus 11 Ill's big
musical offering of Bud Fisher's ec
i entrlr character creation. The New
York American's dally cartoon series
of "Mutt and Jeff" Is now both na
tionally and Internationally famous.
It will live as long as Bud Fisher can
dip up new dope” and (Jus Hill can
{iurnlsh an acceptable play evety year
"Mutt and Jeff” will he at the Grand
tonight.
To th* Public.
"I used a bottle of Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy last winter for a se
vere bronchial cough and can con- !
scientlously say that 1 never took a !
medicine that did me so much good," I
writes Mrs. G. W Andrews. Andrews,
Iml. For sale by all dealers.
Ladles’ Seamless Tot
ton Hose, fast black,
extra spliced heels
and toes, fall weight,
19c value .. . \%VtC
Ladies’ ribbed Corset
Covers, high neck,
long sleeves, 35c
value 25*'
Children's Jersey rib
bed bleached Union
Suits, ages 2 to 13
J' p ars 50V
Children’s Jersey rib
bed Vests, Pants and
Drawers, ages 2 to 14
years 25* : and PSC
Toadies’ Knitted Skirts,
full length and width,
35c value . . . . 25<'
Ladies’ full fashioned
cotton Hose, double at t
wearing: points, black,
black with unbleached
split soles and bal
briggan, 36c values,
INFANTS’
DRESSES
Bong and short dresses of
soft nainsook, embroider
ed yoke, 76c values,
BATH
SOAP
Venetian Hath Soap Tab
lets, economical and de
lightful; guaranteed pure,
dozen cakes .. .. *1 00
Three cakes 25*'
“More For A Dollar Than A Dollar
Will Buy Elsewhere ”
FRIED OYSTERS
Hash browned potatoes, celery, pickles, rolls, choice of
coffee, tea or milk will be the supper in White’s Tea
Room Saturday night from 6:30 to 9:30 o'clock. j/\
The price is 4UC
From 12 to 3:30 the regular Business Luncheon or
will be served for JJC
At all other hours light refreshments, ices, salads,
sandwiches, etc., may be had.
'Zforrw*/.
GIRLS’
HATS
Brown and blue corduroy
with I’erslan scarfs.
at $125
SCENTED
SOAPS
Two caUpr violet or wnn
dlewond and one can tnl-
Hum powder, 45c values,
Saturday for .. .. 25''
Separate Skirts
Fine quality French Serge, made on the altered
lines of Fall and Winter. rf*r Qp
Special DD.S/D
SALE OF VAN CAMP’S
GOODS
Soup, Van Camp’s—
Vegetable, 12 cans .SI.OO
Chicken, 6 cans. . . . 50c
Tomato. 6 cans .... 50c
Pork and Beans, Van Camp’s
Large cans, 6 for . . SI.OO
Medium, 6 cans for . 75c
Small, 6 cans for .. . 50c
Lye Hominy, Van Camp's,
No. 3, 12 cans. .. .SI.OO
6 cans 54c
Spaghetti, Van Camp’s, No.
2
6 cans 75c
3 cans 38c
Evaporated Cream, PP
12 cans, $1.08; 6 cans ODC
Pumpkin, Van Camp’s, No. 3
12 cans $1.15
6 cans 58c
Tomatoes, No. 2
12 cans 90c
6 cans 48c
Tomatoes, No. 3
12 cans SI.OB
6 cans 55c
Lima Beans, No. 2
12 cans $1.40
6 cans 74c
CHRONOLOGY OF
i IWPORTANT EVENTS
i
When and Where Are Much
Mooted Questions Arising
in All History.
A nnrratlVf of faotM awl ft vents, ur
' f’hronologU’fiM” or oiliitwljo*. with
! thflr e-Mur* rtfal effects. Itt (filled hln*
I lory. Itilt j'* the flint (|ilt**tloiin USU’l
il> nr.Ut tl arc when and where it In cun
• totnarv t<> place then** fm h And events
lln chronology i < * 4*-
Thin h'l* heen tin* .«I in of the editor
of '"Mm* Million* Ml \v«r.“ which In now
hrlng pr#«rnt*d hi reader* of The l!*r
| old. Juvery Unporimit evi-m lo« gre>l
THREE
Toilet Goods
Lyon’* Tootli
Powder ..
Sozodcnt ....
Frostllla
Llsterlne ....
Danderlne ...
Woodbury**
Facial Soap
Arnica Tooth
Soap 4
Jurgen’* 1-lb
Ca ns Talcu rn 1
Odo-80-No ..
Pond’s Rxtract
Bradley’s Vlo
l«t Bath
Salt ,
to!*
25s
Pebeco Tooth
Paste
Llnterlne ......
Danderine ...
-Hind's Hon«y
and Atimond
Cream .....
Wilson's
kreckl*
Cream .....
Pond’s Rxtract
Newbro’s
Herplrld* ..
Olyoo-Thy
moltna .......
Odo-Ro-No ..,
Repilai
50c
26c Peroxide Tooth Panto .. .. ..flO
Visit the Aubrey Sisters' demonstra
tion, main floor, near elevator.
Peas, Sifted, No. 2
12 cans .$1.45
6 cans , J74c
Corn, Sugar, No. 2
12 cans 95c
6 cans .. 48c
String Beans, No. 2
12 cans jSSc
6 cans « . 47c
Okra and Tomatoes, No. 8—
12 cans SLI2
C cans .. 57c
Jelly, Bull Head, QP
3 glasses “DC
Jam, any kind, of
3 glasses “DC
Ketchup, Bull Head, or
8 bottles “DC
Pickles, Boy Brand, oq
large bottle “3C
Olives, stuffed or or
plain, 3 bottles for . “DC
Pickles, C. & B. Assortment
Quarts 53c
Pints 33c
Half-pints 23c
European conflict, from ths assassina
tion of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and
the demands made upon Hervla by Aus
tria m consequence thereof, on through
the various decrees, proclamations ami
declarations of war; Wien the mobilise,
lions, the Invasions, the attacks; the
' Pin oprlatiorts of money for war pnr-
I ones , the prnclaniHHons of neutrality
•md then the actual warfare on land and
sett lid 111 tin- ulr, with every detail In
chronological sequence.
Ho readers may be nssnred of getting
the complete and truthful story of the
mighty conflict In this continuous nnr
■ alive. It Is Issued In parts every two
Weeks. Part One ts now being pre
sented to readers. ns explained else
where In these columns, and Part Two
will he ready next week A perusal tis
these first few chupters will show how
necessity It Is to have exact Information
on this Importnnt subject. As a mat
ter of fact, this war *tor> should now
I come a part V»f the education of every
man and woman, ninl of cunvse school
children should lie fa ml llnr with It.
Turn to the War Book Coupons print
ed daily In these columns nnd learn how
(Us tl Is to gut Ilia untile aeries.
Satur
*l
19c
Site
day
39c