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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6.
SATURDAY and AFTER SUPPER SALES
What is the Best Dress Shield for You?
Wouldn’t you like to have the opinion of one who knows?
At our Dress Shield Counter tomorrow an expert from the fac
tory is demonstrating OMO, toe Odorless Dress Shield. She will
gladly explain the OMO Shield to you. and help to choose the particu
lar styles best suited to your wear. She will show you the "Zouave”
Combination Corset Cover style of OMO which is particularly con
venient to wear with wash waists and dresses.'
The name “OMO" on a Shield means that it is guaranteed Odor
less and Moisture-Proof; is light, cool and washable, and contains no
rubber.
After Supper Sales
6 to 7 O’CLOCK
Slop Jars, large size, wood
fibre, regularly 98c, special
for 49c
Buckets, 10-quart galvanized
water buckets, regularly
25c, special 18c
Uneeda Biscuit, Lemon Snaps,
Zuzus, 3 packages . . ... .10c
Children’s 10c pants, pair
for Bi/> c
Corsets, W. 8., $1.50 values
for 69c
Cuticura Soap 19c
7 to 8 O’CLOCK
Brooms, good quality selected
“Little Miss,” regularly 30c
special 21c
‘Winner,” regularly 35c,
special 29c
Octagon Soap, 3 cakes . . . .10c
Flannelette Petticoats, blue,
white and pink, 50c values
for 19c
Woodbury’s Facial Soap . .19c
8 to 9 O’CLOCK
Oil Heaters, the new Perfec
tion, blue flame, smokeless and
odorless; 1 gallon reservoir,
regularly $3.75, special $3.35
Peterman’s Roach and Ant
Food, regularly 15c,
special 10c
Sweetheart Toilet Soap, 3
cakes for 10c
Brassieres, embroidery trim
med, special 25c
Sanitol Tooth Powder .... 19c
GIRLS DRESSES
''
Coats in blue and brown Cheviots, lined throughout with
black and white checks, girdle belt and other new Of
notes. Saturday q)U*£D
Infants Cashmir Coats
Just arrived, 6 months and 1 year sizes, long d»0 nr
Cashmir Coats with Capes, upwards from .... I D
TX T T-T T r T I T7* Q I? T 7 TT 7Q “More For a Dollar Than a Dollar Will
VV 111 IXu \D VJIvL/v£iXVXJIiO Buy Elsewhere" (Surety Coupons with Groceries)
FLOUR, Golden Harvest,
24 pound sack for . . . ,95c
COLD MEATS
Sliced Boiled Ham, lb. .35c
Sliced Minced Ham, lb. .20c
Sliced Hog Head Cheese 20c
Souse Meat, pickled . . 20c
Winner Sausage, 1b....20c
Pork Sausage, country.
style, lb 20c
Corned Beef, pickled, 1b.19c
Pickles, C. & B. Assortment
Quarts 53c
Pints 33c
Half-pints 23c
MACKEREL,B lb. kit $1.04
ADVOCATES THE
WEDDED ATHLETE
Trainer of Irish American A.
C. Track Team is a Believer
/in Married Men in Training.
New York. —Lawson Kobegs»on, the
trainer of Irish-American A. C. trank
t'km, in a believer in the married ath
••More than half the scoring strength
of my team that won the national
Specially Priced
White linenes, checked ginghams and Cham
brays, and white Chambrays with -Checks, trim
mings, kilted skirts; ages 2to 6 years, CQ
75c and SI.OO values, Saturday D«/C
Plaid ginghams and galatea stripes, long
waists, high neck and long sleeves, pleated and
plain skirts, ages 6 to 14 years; value Of
to $2.00, Saturday for vl .Ltd
Coats in Chinchilla, Velveteen and Corduroy,
boxed and warmly lined, buttoning high in
neck; values $4.50 and $5, d»0 CA to d»0
Saturday for
SUGAR, 25 lb. sack, granu
lated, with SI.OO worth tea
or coffee $1.54
Florida Oranges, dozen 20c
Fresh Country Eggs,
dozen 32c
Snowdirift Compound
Size 4 45c
Size 10 SI.OB
Size 20 $2.18
CHEESE, JUST ARRIVED!
Full cream, pound 20c
Brick, imported, lb. . .24c
Swiss, domestic, pound. . 40c
Pimento, 2 for 23c
Neufchatel, six for ....25c
track and field meet at Baltimore last
month was composed of married men,”
proudly declared Mr. Robertson.
"The married rnen on my team scor
ed five more pointn han the total of
the eecond highest team in the point
score—the New York A. C.”
The significance of "Hobble'*” view*
is in the fact that nowaday* the com
petitive career* of our athlete* are
much longer than they were not very
long ago. Advanced training ideas
have prolonged the competitive life
of the athlete so that many of our
great track and field performer* do
not give tip active competition when
they “settle down” but atay in the
game to win further honor* and Jew
elry for the ”ml»«u».”
A few year* ago a runner wa* sup
po*ed to be “run out” In four year*,
or five at the outMide. Properly hand
led, the good one* last for ten now.
Mel. Sheppard ha* been racing for
W
Values to $7.00, Saturday Only
This silverware is plated on high grade metal and will give the best service.
An opportunity is offered in this sale to get a great many useful articles at less than one half the regular
price. A partial list is given below of articles in this sale.
Values to $7.00 Sale Price S2A9
Serving Dishes,
Fruit Baskets,
Cake Baskets;
Sandwich Trays,
Syrup Stands,
ALUMINUM SAUCE PANS
Genuine “Wearever”, 2-qt. size
with cover, regularly 95c, *7l _
special I 1C
3-qt. size with cover, OQ
regularly $1.15, special. Oa/C
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF Xfk #A
Quadruple Plate Silver spZ/tif
Egg Servers,
Hot Cake Covers,
Covered Butter Dishes,
Cream and Sugars,
Vases,
IMPORTED ALUMINUM SAUCE
PANS.
Dipped and without cover* —
1- size, extra special 21^
2- size, extra special 2§C
3- size, extra special ShC
4- size, extra special 4QO
6-qt. size, extra special §J)O
GLOVES , HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOSE AND UNDERWEAR IN A
SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE
Ladies’ one-clasp tan cape
walking gloves, corded
backs; regularly Qfi/»
$1.25, Saturday . . •'OC
t
Ladies’ two-clasp kid
gloves, black and white
with heavy contrast
stitching and hem. Regu
larly $2.00, djl r A
Saturday .. ..
Children’s fine ribbed
hose, black, white and
tan; heavy ribbed in black
only; sizes 5 to 10; double
knees: extra spliced
heels and toes; 25c value
Saturday 1 C
for ljC
Swift’s
Premium
Hams
19^C
Pound
Saturday
Only.
thirteen year*, and this fall he dem
onstrated hi* ability to do better than
51 second* for the quarter. George
Banhag raced for eleven year* and
broke record* at the age of 81 year*.
SAYS TURK DEATH SENTENCE.
Pari*, 3:03 *. m.—A dispatch from
) Bordeaux to the Hava* Agency say*
that General Mehmed Cherif T’asha,
■ the leader of the opposition in Turkey
l whose sympathies with France are
! well known, ha* telegraphed to Poln
| care and the council of minister* hi*
I indignation at the *tep taken by Tur
-1 key which he declare*. |* it* death
| sentence.
Top Flannel Shirts, the finest lot
) ever shown in Augusta -all wool
11.00. $ 1.50 and 12.00, at F. G. Merlin*.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA. GA.
Men’s and ladies' pure
linen hemstitched hand
kerchiefs, regularly | A
121/2c, Saturday .. lUC
Ladies 'full fashioned real
Maco cotton hose, fast
black, double at wearing
points; 35c value or
Saturday for .... LJC
Ladies jersey ribbed vests
and pants, full bleached
nicely trimmed, regulars
and extra sizes, 59c sellers
Saturday CA~
Ladies’ Jersey ribbed
union suits, high neck and
long sleeves, ankle length,
50c sellers, QA„
for OV C
FLOUR, Self Rising Jersey
Cream, 24 lb. sack. . . . 89c
POTATOES, Irish, pk.... 30c.
APPLES, peck 25c
RICE, fancy Japan, 10
pounds for 58c
Jelly, Crabapple, 3 glasses
for 25c.
Ketchup, Bull Head, 3
bottles 25c.
Pickles, Boy Brand, large
bottle 23c.
Olives, stuffed or plain,
3 bottles 26c.
POTATOES, Pumpkin
Yams, peck 29c
BROWN’S MANAGER
A "CHURCH MAN”
In a Sense He is Following in
the Footsteps of "Billy” Sun
day---Won’t Play Ball on Sab
bath.
St. Louis.— Branch Hickey, manager
of the Hi. Foul* Brown*, who never
play* on Sunday--In fact, doe* not
even go near the ball park on the sab
bath 1* following In the footsteps of
“Billy" Sunday. Following, that la, to
ALARM CLOCKS
“World” eight day alarm clocks
and time with one winding. Reg
ular price $2.50; d*J QO
Special price vl ••/O
DESSERT PEACHES,
No. 3, 6 cans SI.OO
10c N. B. C. “Snaparoons,”
3 boxes for 25c
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
Peas, Sifted, No. 2
12 cans $1.45
6 cans 74c
Values to $7.00 Sale Price S2A9
Compotes,
Pitchers,
Gravy Boats and Stands,
Bon Bons,
Roll Trays,
Broken lots ladies’
ribbed underwear, vests,
pants and tights, 50c and
75c values QQ/»
for
the extent only that he addre**e*
church audience* and preache* the re
ligion which he trie* to practice.
There the way* part. Where Sun
day “exhort*” in l lie old-fashioned
way with a new fashioned slang,
Hickey I* the quiet, trained speaker,
the only reminder of the diamond li)
hi* talk being a use of baseball term*
to drive borne Ills fact* to tbe every
day American audience he face*.
Hickey spoke by Invitation at one
of the most fashionable churches in
Hast St. Louf*, 111., hi«t week. He put
the same punch into h!» sermonetto
that he puts Into til* hall learn nri the
field. He likened life to a box score
*nd he urged the church folk to play
the game “play by play and the result
would take, eare of Itself."
Each Play.
"In Philadelphia one day I happen
ed to he passing a scoreboard and I
watched the fan* for a few momenta,"
Turkey With Oyster Dressing
Roasted to the queen’s taste is the crowning achieve
ment of the Saturday Supper in the Tea Room, the other
dishes will be cranberries, hominy and gravy, hot home
made rolls and choice of coffee, tea or milk.
The price is 40c.
Cherry Sherry cream, 10c extra.
Supper between the hours 6:30 and 9:30.
Ferneries,
Casters,
Condiment Sets,
Marmalade Jars,
Coffee Pots,
Crumb Tray and Scraper.
JARDINIERES
8-inch mat green jardinieres, an
exceptional value. Regular 75c
value Saturday nn
foi.. .. ...
Sorosis High Shoes
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We do this to reduce stock. Women, knowing the value
and wearing quality of Sorosis shoes, will be quickdJO QC
to purchase. Come early
Ladies’ gunmetal and kid button boots and laces, high and
low heels, all solid leathers. $2.50 values d»| AO
Saturday for .. .... .... vl •*fO
PI a-Mates for Children
Made on natural shapes to fit the little feet comfortably.
$1.75 to $2.76, according to age.
Corn, Sugar, No. 2
12 cans 95c
6 cans 48c
String Beans, No. 2
12 cans 95c
6 cans 47c
Okra and Tomatoes No. 3
12 cans $1.12
6 cans 57c
Pork and Beans, Van Camp’s
Large cans, 6 for . .SI.OO
Medium, 6 cans for . 75c
Small, 6 cans for . . 50c
Pumpkin, Van Camp’s, No. 3
12 cans $1.15
6 cans 58c
he mild. *Thone fan* were not watch
ing for the final acore ho much us
they ware watching each play an It
wan made A man’ll life Im pretty much
the name thing. Kvery play you make
In life lb being watched. Never mind
| the final Mcorc, but watch every play
an It cornea.
“Kvery man inuat be at hat In thin
f world, and he Im called upon to make
| clean bite. '!\ O.’ meann put out the
♦ vll In your Uvea, and ’A* mean* annlut
the other fellow every chance you get.
Keep down the errorn it a heat you can
'and you will win your game in the
1 end, Hacrtfh hlt« arc a valuable aa
, net In the game. They mean co-ope-
I ration tynl co-operations means a » •
j ter w< rid
Hu Its. $ 11.25. fir,on. slK.7r, and 1211.50.
' All word and ailk; tic* beat makca. Heal
F. G. the (‘luthier.
TOILET
GOODS
Peheco Tooth
Paste
Newbro’s **«*«, ■
Rpinilar ncrp,clde " Satur '
Rlkor . B cream i4au
of Roses ... Uflj
Wilson’s FT*c
r" A _ kle Cream..
uVlu Pon<ll ® Bi,raci QQp
I .interim, .... OOU
Danrierin* ...
l.yon'a Tooth
Powder ....
Amoline
Powder ,
Meade A Ba- o 3TUT*
Wttah day
Mum
Hanttol Tooth - _
ottf jr.;r 19c
f ||y can* Talcum IUU
Peroxide of
Hydrogen ..
Arnica Tooth
Soap
Tooth Brushed
FYoetllla
Marcean Face Powder with a vial of
MARY GARDEN EXTRACT ... 25’-
Values to $5.00
Saturday for
\|rlii V V
There are gunmetals, patent leath
ers and tans, in button boots and
laces.
FINE HAIR
GOODS
At Pronounced
Savinqs
Switch*-* and Tran»formatlon» of so
good a quality arc unusual value* at
the** low prices. Be* them and you
will be convinced.
Hwitche* of fine, wavy hair, 20 Inch** long. 11 65
Gray Switches of fine, wavy hair, 20 Inch**
long $2 95
All around Transformation* of fine, wavy
hair tl 45
Gray All aroond Transformation* of fin*, wavy
hair 81 65
All popular shade* except white and blonde.
Switches mail, from your own combing* 81 25
SIBB REWARD FOR EACH.
London, 8:32 a. m. A Hen ter'* Tel
egram Company dispatch from Ant
werp says:
“A telegram from llerlln announce*
that the emperor In n cabinet order
im* promised a reward of 750 marl:*
(about (IKK, for each machine gun
captured."
Shirt*, SI.OO and $1.50 —are the fineat
and beat shown, at F. G. M*rt(n*.
THREE
mmi
uui i okiu yi l
Oo you know of *ny other
improvement you can mak*
to your home that will add
to much to it* intrinsic value
a. having it wired for *l*e
tricity?