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Society
awards in art and
NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT
AT FAIR
Art Department—Oil*.
Beat portrait from Ufo, In olla,
Mra. J. Bishop Alexander . ■$ 6.00
Beat fruit plere. In oil. Mlr*
Bailey, OranyeburK. H. C B OO
Beßt flower piece, In oil, Mis*
Anne Lou Henry 0.00
Beat figure paintlna. In oil, Mra
J. Blahop Alexander, Jr 000
Beat atlll life, In oil, Mine <'allie
Baker 0.00
Beat landscape, In oil, Miaa {'allie
Baker 0.00
Water Colora
Beat portrait from copy. In water
colora, Mlaa Kathlyn Miller 0.00
Beal flower pieec. In water col
ora Miss faille Maker 0.00
Beat fruit piece In water colora,
Mra. 8 B. Ruaaell 0.00
Beat landscape In water colora,
Mra B. B. Pitta 0.00
Beat figure painting. In water
ooloTa. Mlaa Julia Johnaton ... 000
Best atlll life piece. In water col
ora Mra 8. B. Huaaell 0.00
Beat miniature, In water colora,
(flrat prize i, Mra. Theodore
Caswell. Jr
(Second prize) .
China Painting.
Beat flower pnlntlng, on china.
Mra Fred J. Bodeker 000
Reat fruit painting, on china,
Mlaa Fannie Batca 0.00
Beat figure painting, on china,
Mra. V. r>. Barbot B O 0
Beat conventional detdiin. on
china, Mra. Mary I.on Fuller.. 0.00
Collections.
Beat collection of china pnlntlng,
Mra. \V B. Whltton, North An
gueta 8. C r, nn
I. and beat collection of
painting (from one exhibitor),
Mra. W. K Sense. Orangeburg,
8. B OO
Beat collection of patntlnga from
child under 12 yeitra. (flrat
prize). Master Karl Ewing 10.00
(Recnnd prize) Mlaa Pauline
Wataon B.Oft
Beat dealgn menu, place, or acore
card*, In Water color*, not leaa
than alx card*, Mra. Tom Per
rin. North Augusta, H. (' 8.00
Beat pea anil Ink sketch. Mrs.
S. C Selgfrlod, North Augusta.
8. C 5 00
Beal tapestry, (flrat prize), Mlaa
Francis Holmes 10.00
(Second prize) Mra V. 1) Barbot 5.00
NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT.
Sunhonnet, Mlaa Emma McCann SI.OO
Plain Shirtwaist, Mlaa Marlon
Ballard. North Augusta B 0
Underskirt, Mlaa Elembeth Key
nolda, Hrphxllmh 1.00
Corset Cover, Mra A. H. De-
Vaughn 1.00
Chemise, Mlaa S \V. Hchnelker.. 1.00
Night down, Mlaa Margaret Par
ker I 50
Drawers. Mri Theodore Cas
well, Jr B 0
Fancy Apron. Mra. Siegfried,
North Aikgnatii 50
dentb iv in’ Mi gltgee Shirt, Mrs.
Hi gene Mcrphey 1.00
C ipbni .'i. Night Shirt. Mra.
, V. hldby 1.00
t li'UV* Ine-s, Mrs. Harry Mor
Child's Skirl. Mrs K. E. Mc-
Auliffe . 1.00
Plain Hem Handkerchief, Mrs.
, M B. Ballard. North Augusta. .76
Baby Carriage Pillow Case. Mrs.
J. H. Couley 1.00
Child’s Dress, Mrs Win. M. D'An
tlgnac 500
Baby’s Cap, Mrs. Wilbur Hill,
North Augucta .. 200
Best lairiles' Underskirt, Mrs.
Theodore Caswell, Jr 2.00
Chemise, Mlsa Lucy Walden,
Fairfax. 8. C 2.00
Night Gown, Mias Marlon Rood,. 2.00
Infanta' Outfit, not less than 4
pieces. Mrs. Whldby 5.00
Ladles' Embroidered Dress, fin
ished. Miss Marlon Hood .. .. 5.00
Embroidered Shirtwaist, finished,
Mra. Isaac W Read 8.00
Table Cover, Miss Adelle Parker S.OO
Centerpiece, white, Mrs. J. P.
Smith ...3 00
Centerpiece, colored, Mra. J. H.
Conley, Monte Sano 2,00
Centerpiece, colored, on colored
material, Mrs. J. H. Vinson .... 5.00
Fet Dollies, letelred. Mrs. Annie
Thomas. North Augusta .. ..200
Tray Cover. Mrs T W Price 2.00
White Lingerie Sofa Pillow, Mrs.
Isaac Read ~ .. 2,00
Bureau Scarf. Mlaa Ethel Petty.
North Augusta 1.50
Sofa Pillow, colored, Mra, J. H.
Scharnlta. Ky 50
Handkerchief Monogram, Miss
Marlon Rood 1.00
Specimen Punch Work, Mrs. C.
H. Otten 5.00
Cross-Stitch Embroidery. Mrs.
F. E Fllber 2.00
Specimen Fluff* Embroidery
Mrs F. E Fllber 5.00
Embroidered Bsby Hacquc, Mr*.
Woodhurn. Oolumtda. S. C. .. . 1.00
Corset Cover. Mis* Marlon Rond 2.00
Child's Cloak, Mra. R A. Mc-
Aullffe 5.00
Wallachlai) Embroidery, Mr*. J.
W. Johnson * 00
Embroidered Pillow Cases. Miss
Adelle Parker 2.00
Embroidered Baby Cap. Mis* K.
Reynolds. Hephlmbah, (la. .. .. 2.00
F.rabroldered Towel#. Mra. T, W.
Pries 1 00
Bpeclm»n Point lac*. Mra F. W
Capers 5.00
Battenhurg Centerpiece, Mr*.
Woodburn, Columbia. S C .... sOn
Table Cover. Mr* F K. Fllbur.. 1.50
Bureau Scarf. Mra. J. H. Lewis.. 1.50
Two yard* Knitted latce, Mr*. M
R. Mallard North Augusta .... 100
Two yards Crocheted laca. Mr*.
A H. DeVsughn l.Od
11. niton I*l see, Mr*. F W Caper* 2.00
Irish Crochet Collar. Mrs, 8. K.
Bates, North Augusta 1.00
Crocheted Table Mata, Miss Mar
garet Parker 1.00
Tatting Specimen. Mr* G. Tow
ers. North Augusta 2.00
.Best and large#! collection by one
exhibitor In this department,
Mra F. W. Capera 500
Table Cover. Mra. O. F. Ott, El*
loree, 8. C. .. ~ ~ •. .. ~ ~ 200
Bureau Scarf. Mra. O. K. Ott El
loree, 8. C. .. . 1.50
Centerpiece, Mra J. O. Davis,,,. 200
Pillow Shams, Mr*. Alex Rae ~ 2.tßi
Drawn work dolllea. Mr* S K
Hiegfleld. North Augusta .... 1.00
Bilk quilt finished, Mlsa Klnch
ley 2.00
Worsted kullt. finished ~, 2.00
cotton patchwork quilt. Miss E.
8. Rteevns 1.50
toitmfil too tees, Mi»* Ml. Walsh.. .50
Knitted counterpane, Mr*. Tom
J. Miller 2.00
Crochet«*d hofljiprciad, Mian Jen
nie I loir 2.00
<’rocheted chlld'w nark, Mr*. H.
B HtelllnK* 100
Bent display grog* work, Ml*»
Marlon HmwJ 1.00
Knltterj or ehocheted slipper*,
Mlhh M. E. McKnight 1,00
Crib rjullt, Mr*. If. It. Ht#-l 11 nRw. . 1.60
Crocheted afghan, Mr*. F. W,
Gaper* 2.00
I'in cushion, Mr*. Alex Rhp 1.00
Crocheted shawl, Mr* H. B. Btel
llna* 1 00
Knitted bed nhoe*. Mr*. H. B.
Stalling* 60
Knitted *oarf, Mr*. IT. R. Stel
lintr* 1.00
Ka*clnator, Mr*. C. H. Hett 50
Fancy hand hagr. Mr*. R. J. Wil
lingham, Thomson. Ca 1.00
Baby’* blh, Mr*. T. W. Price 75
Knitted baby nock*. Mr*. M. R.
Ballard 50
A**ortment burst wood, Mr*. 8.
B. Russell 2.00
Slumber robe, Mr*. lunar 2.00
Speelinent crochet work, Mi**
Mary Hughe* 1.00
Collection children’* fancy work,
Mi** cHadv« Price 100
Jabot, Miaa Marion Rood 50
Collection children’* exhibit, not
lea* than *ix piece*, under 12
year*. Mlhh Lucille Price 1.60
Worsted rjullt. Mr*. J W. John
son 2.00
Apron. child’* exhibit. Ml**
Hlady* Price North Augusta,
H C 100
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MISS MARION ROOD PRIZE
WINNER OF BLUE RIBBONB.
Miss Marlon Food's friends are con
gnilnlatlog lor on having Nec.ircd the
most blue ribbons In the Women’s
Department. Needlework, at the
Georgia «'arolln« Fair, and also the
five dollar prize offered by Von Katnp.
Mlhh Rood ha* a Wonderfully beautiful
display of art needlework In which
collection Is an exquisite dress of crepe
hand-embroidered and elaborately
trimmed and Inlet with delicate hand
made Irish lace, every stitch of which
was made by her as well as the artistic
design of the dress.
Mr. and Mra. James Cantelou mo
tored over fron Edgefield today to at
tend the fair
.Mrs. It. <’. Veely and Miss Moselle
Neely are visiting Mrs. a.nd Miss Scud
dor In Athens.
Mi- it \V. Spofford and children
Im.r returned home after a delightful
visit mirth.
Miss |tortie Power has returned to
Augusta after spending the summer
with relatives in Anderson. 8. C.
Mrs Edmund Melvin’s condition
continues to Improve and It is now
thought that she will he able to he
moved from the t'lty hospital to her
North Augusta home the laHt of this
week.
Miss Nellie Lamar Is visiting
friends In Savannah. A charming pic
ture of Miss l.amar apepared In one
of the late Savannah exchanges.
INTERESTING ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED IN SAVANNAH.
Augusta friends will be Interested In
the following from the Savannah
Morning News:
Mr, and Mrs Francis Phauncey Hat-
Icy have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Aln.ee, to Mr. Miles
Wilcox. No engagement of this sea
son will he of greater Interest socially.
The wedding plans have not yet been
arranged hut It will take place In the
spring.
CITY UNION OF WOMEN'S
MISSIONS TO MEET
The City Union of the Women's Bap
tist Missionary Union will meet to
morrow, Friday afternoon at four
thirty o'clock at Woodlawn Baptist
church. All Women Baptist Unions
are urged to allend The Woodlawn
Baptist Society Is requested to remain
after the session for a business ses
slon.
MRS. BERTRAM DALES
ENTERTAINS FOR
MISS MARTHA DENNING.
Mlsa Martha Denning, Mlsa liretch
en Bredenberg, Mlsa Avlee Dales and
Mr Clifford Hatcher, of Waynesboro,
with Mr and Mrs. Bertram Dales
formed a congenial little theatre party
at the Grand last night to see the
Acme production of "The Man of the
Hour."
LADIES' CLASSES AT
Y. W. C. A. GYMNASIUM.
The ladles' classes will meet Friday,
October 28rd from 11 to 12 a. m. and
from 12 to 12:SO p. m.
The next meeting of the ladles'
classes will be Tuesday, October 27th,
at the same hour*.
Hair Tinting
All the Rage
The Absolute end Utter Harmlessness
of "Brownatons" Hat Mad* Hair
Tinting B«fs and Easy.
You need not tolsnu# gray, streaked ;
or faded hnlr another day. It take*
but a few imtmettit to apply "Browns- j
u»n«” with your
»*onih or hruah, and
J'Hl a lit! la "touch- j
Ina up’* one# a !
month wl.nuhl kaap .
your hair the beau- :
tifui *ha tl a you
most desire
Result* always
thr ftutna alwh>»
p rAsitif.
M i|! not rub or j
wash off and fuafr- i
anteed to contain I
Ilona of tha d nicer- I
oua titered lent* an
©ftan found In
'NJyea.*’
Prepared In two
fthadaa. One to pro- i
duo# fPHden or me- i
fljuin brown, th* other, dark hrnwn or '
bln ok
Suii'pl* and booklet aent on reoatpt of
I<< "ttrnwnaton# 1 It* oold by iMdlmt I
drug atoraa. In two elae# lie and II 0
i Wd«r ditoot from Kenton I'tiamt iotl
Co. 11! K Ptke Ktreol, Ctwlnaton. Kv,.
If your dru**t»< will not auppty you.
You will mv» youraelf muoli annoyance i
by refuoln* to areept a aubeUtute
Inolat on '•Hruwnatone" at your j
Imirdroeaaru
Sold and cuarnnteed In Aturuata b>
Orren * Horaey llru* Co, and other I
load! h« deatara j 1
| MISS M ATTpE PILCHER
ENTERTAINS FOR MISS
ARMSTRONG.
< *ompllmentifiK Mlhh May Armstrong,
i of Handersvillo, her house-guest, Mi**
Matter* Pilcher entertained a party of
fifteen la*t night at the Grand to
Her* the Acme production of William A.
Brady, “The Man of the Hour” with
Robert Warwick In the leading rote.
Mi** Pilcher’* guest* were: Mis* Arm
*trong. Mi** Nelle Pilcher, Mis* Dell
Harrison Mis* Ruth Stovall. Mi** Jen
j nie Phi I pot, Ml** ftebie Wlggin*, Mr.
IT.1 T . T. Koch, Mr. H. R. Cream#?, Mr.
Dillion. Mr. Stothart. Dr. Yarborough,
Mr. Scrogg* Dr. Olive and Mr. and
Mr* Fred Power*.
Ml**e* May. Clifford and Tommie
of Waynesboro, and their
guest, Mi** Florence Mercer, of Al
bany. fin., came up to Augusta today
to attend the fair.
Mr*. James Htothart, of Savannah,
$5,000.00
NEEDED FOR THE WORK OF
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITES OF AUGUSTA
The Question of Finance must be disposed of. <’
THE MUNITIONS OF WAR PROVIDED
In order that the Association may be enabled to continue its work and give
ADEQUATE HELP WHERE HELP IS NEEDED
The Directors will soon begin a city-wide canvass and YOU will be asked to
subscribe. «
Read the short articles which will appear in this paper from day to day; learn
the objects of the Associated Charities of Augusta, its policy.
AND UNDERSTAND ITS VALUE IN YOUR COMMUNITY.
Think about it NOW; talk it over with your family, and when the directors call
upon you BE READY TO SIGN A CHECK or a Card for as much as you are able and
willing to give.
The officers and directors here given determine the policy of the Association.
THEIR NAMES ARE A GUARANTEE THAT THE FUNDS CONTRIBUTED WILL
BE USED WISELY AND IN A BUSINESS-LIKE MANNER.
OFFICERS:
S. A. FORTSON, President.
CHARLES E. WHITNEY, Vice-President.
MRS. C. A. ROWLAND, Vice-President.
MRS. CHARLES H. PHINIZY, Vice-President.
MRS. H. B. KING, Vice-President.
ARCHIBALD BLACKSHEAR, Attorney.
J. GARDNER WEIGLE, Treasurer.
MRS. E. S. HOLLINGSWORTH. Secretary.
THIS SPACE HAS BEEN GENEROUSLY CONTRIBUTED BY THE HERALD.
THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES OF
Are Being Sold on the Fair
Grounds Daily
The demand is so great that our plant is taxed to its fullest
capacity to supply the trade. There’s a Reason! Lovers of
good, pure and wholesome drink have recognized in
C-H-E-R-O C-O-L-A its superiority over all others.
1 HiM
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
is visiting Mrs. Gus Speth, having been
i-alled here by the Illness of her young
grandson, Gus Speth, Jr.
—Congratulation* are being extend
ed to Mr and Mrs. Clark Cliett on the
arrival at their home on upper Ellis
street of a pretty little daughter.
OLD LADIES' PARTY
TO SEE "AMERICA.”
The old ladles of the Mary Warren
Home will be the guests of Mr. Tant
at the Hippodrome Acme presentation
of “America” at the Grand tomorrow,
Friday, night.
This is a beautiful thought of Mr.
Tant's and is greatly appreciated and
will be greatly enjoyed by the old
ladies. Into whose life very little of
pleasure is now thrown.
—Mrs. John P. Welsiger has return
ed from Washington. Ga.
-Mrs. J. H. Kinard is back from At
lanta, Oft.
Chero-Cola was allowed the
exclusive representation on the
Fair Grounds again this season.
Why? The answer is plain. The
board of managers knew there
were no harmful ingredients in
Chero-Cola; they knew' it would
please the thousands of visitors
who wanted a perfect drink—a
beverage that was exhilarating
palatable wholesome! All
these, and others, are embodied
in CHERO - COLA. “There’s
None So Good.”
—Mrs. E. J. O’Connor has returned
from Atlanta.
—Miss Owyns, of Dunbarton, B. C.
and Mrs. Tharpe of this city, have re
turned from Hot Springs, Ark., where
they have been for several weeks.
—Friends of Mrs. Joseph Ramey, of
Birmingham, will regret to learn that
she has been quite sick.
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
We are so sorry but we simply for
got to send the list today. Look out
for the one tomorrow. C. H. A.
PRES’T MAY VISIT CHARLOTTE.
Washington.—President Wilson to
day took under advisement an Invlta
vitatlon to attend a laymen's mission
ary convention of the Southern Pres
byterian church at Charlotte, N. C.,
Feb. 16th, extended by Representative
Webb and a delegation from North
Carolina-
DIRECTORS:;
H. C. Boardman, Ben E. Lester,
Mrs. Wm. Butt, Lansing Lee.
J. A. A. W. Clark, Mrs. David Nachman,
Miss Mary C. Cuthbert E. A. Pendleton,
T. I. Hickman, T. E. Oertel,
W. J. Hollingsworth. W. M. Rowland,
Henry C. Hammond, David Slusky,
Mrs. J. A. Hauser, G. S. Whitney,
T. W. Loyless, C. E. Whitney.
A Regular Schneider
Sale of Women’s
Suits and Dresses
There are a great many women who have been
waiting for the opportunity of buying these high
class sample suits we always have for you at this
time of the year. Mr. Schneider made some extra
ordinary good purchases of sample suits from
manufacturers who were through with their sam
ples and wanted the money more than the gar
ments. Here are some of them:
$30.00 to $37.50 Suits
Selling at $23.75.
Over one hundred women’s high class sample
suits will go on sale in the morning. They are the
best you can buy and the lot comprises 45 coats.
Real importel models and the very newest and
highest class materials. The very best tailored
garments ever produced; values d»<l9
from S3O to $37.50, at s£d.ld
Suits lip To $25
at $16.50
Over five hundred of
these women’s high class
tailored suits will be on
sale tomorrow. They are
mighty good, so see them.
are the newest and
they are made by the
highest class makers, but
we bought them mighty
cheap. Broadcloths, gab
ardines, serges, poplins,
etc —45-inch coats, lined
with best guaranteed
satin; worth regularly to
$25.00; special at
$16.50
OUR $22.50 SUITS AT $12.95
This line of women’s suits has never been equaled at
such a price. In the lot are suits of every good and
desirable model. The materials are all that could be
asked for and you may choose from any good color.
These are the suits you’ll pay $22.50 for regularly.
Some of them are lined throughout with C*l OAC
peau de cygne. Special «pJL&e«/D
Women’s $15.00 Suits at $7.95
You’ll certainly buy a suit tomorrow when you see
this lot. These suits are made of novelty weaves
and all wool serges. 36 and 45 inch coats, well
lined and perfectly tailored. No other place in
the city will begin to show you such values as these.
They are the regular $15.00 values, qj
selling for <PI*«/D
$20.00 Pretty Serge Dresses at $9.95
A beautiful lot of all wool serge dresses, also made of
finest serge and satin combinations. All the best
models. You have never seen such dresses d»Q Ar
under S2O, but at Schneider’s they are ....
$8.50 TO SIO.OO DRESSES $4.95
Just received this special lot of new garments, and
they are exceptionally good. They are made in the
most popular styles. Very effective in every way.
Silk or satin dresses; real $8.50 to $lO values; all col
ors and black. Special jt g\r“
at 3)4.95
SI.OO and $1.50 White Waists 37c
Over one thousand women’s white waists, plain tailor
ed and lingerie, also Union linen, good styles and all
good clean waists. Worth SI.OO to $1.50. 07
Choice O/C
SCHNEIDER'S
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22.