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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22.
W -jpr-M. E. KELLY D. G. CO., LADIES’ WEAR.
kTeLLV’S
BLDG., COR. BTH AND BROAD STS.
ONDAY we intend to further add to our already established record for showing the newest models in Women's Suits, Dresses, Coats and Furnishings at prices remarkably moderate. All we ask of you IS THAT WHICH YOU OWE YOURSELF, and if the debt
is past due you should be square with yourself and pay up—THAT IS TO LOOK HERE BEFORE YOU BUY! First or last, it will help you to better your purchase. If you come here first you will be shown the correct thing at the right price, and if you de
cide to look further, our merchandise will act as a standard for the other fellow to shoot at; will give you an idea of value. If you come here last, you will then know to what extent you can place confidence in THE HAS BEEN METHODS OF SALESMAN
SHIP and MERCHANDISING OF WOULD-BE COMPETITORS. We’ll show you garments marked in plain figures, with Quality, Reliability and Individuality standing out boldly in evidence. In our previous advertisement wo have proven to our own satisfac
tion conclusively that RIGHT IS MIGHT and that IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE WHEN YOU'RE ON THE SQUARE. The response to our advei tisements of Sunday Bth and 15th, when we challenged the Confic.ential Advice of Fogey Competitors as to the length
M
Kelly
A SONG WITHOUT
WORDS
This Store Closed All
Day Thursday, Thanks
giving Day.
HOSIERY
The fact that Xmas is near at hand makes this
sale of dependable Hosiery all the more an oppor
tune .time for the alert buyer. All Hosiery bought
during this sale will be placed in Xmas Boxes upon
request and delivered at your own request.
?1.25 KAYSER'S SILK HOSE—Pure thread silk, In
white and black. Monday <C| fj A
KAYSER’S ITALIAN SILK HOSIERY—New, rein
forced pointed heel, in all colors, for evening and
street wear. The kind that Cfi
don't rip or run
ONYX PURE THREAD SILK HOSE—White, black,
all street and evening shades. Extra
quality *** *
ONYX POINT EX HEEL SILK LISLE HOSE—In
white, black and colors, including the new
sand and putty clors. Special
NO. 409-K ONYX SILK LISLE HOSE
In white and black, the
queen of fall weight Hose
ONYX SILK BOOT AND SILK LISLE HOSE—In
white, black and tan, light, medium and "2 2cr
heavy weight. Special *
HOLEPROOF SILK HOSE—In white, black, gun
metal, tan and white; 3 pairs guaranteed Cl QQ
for three months; the pair •
HANDKERCHIEFS
Just arrived the new' wide-hemmed, colored-bordered
Handkerchief; others scalloped and embroidered in
pink, blue, lavender and maize.
Priced 19C, 25C, 29«? to 50 c
GLOVES
It's not at all necessary to introduce the Brands of Gloves we carry.
They are too well known to everyone. All Gloves put in Xmas Boxes on
request, gratis.
KELLY SPECIAL KID GLOVES—In navy, green, brown, tan,
wistaria and taupe. Monday, special SI 00
PRINCESS KID GLOVES—In white and black, with black or white
stitching; reversahle or self 81-25
PERRINS’S CELEBRATED KID GLOVE—In white, black and colors;
the queen of all kid gloves; $2.00 everywhere; our price 81 75
PERRIN’S 16-BUTTON KID GLOVES —Soft, pliable kid; sold
everywhere at $4.00; our price 83 50
KAYSER’S LIKE-LEATHER GLOVES—In white and black; looks
like leather, wear’s like leather; washable 75 c
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING IN AIKEN
OF MISS CECILE GYLES
AND MR. SAMUEL LOWE.
On Wednesday evening at the home
of Hon. and Mrs. H. E. Gyles, “The
Pines,” Miss Cecile Gyles became
the wife of .Mr. Samuel Lowe of
/ -JBy 7
Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder
is tbe ally of health
Nature is beset constantly with germs
that weaken and irritate. But TYREE S
ANTISEPTIC POWDER is the foe to all
infection.
In the douche it is a powerful purifier.
In die bath it is refreshing and cleansing.
It protects the wound against germinal
infection and helps nature to speedier healing.
You can use it freely, because so little goes so
far, that it is most economical —and you know
there is absolutely no danger. Not a poison,
like bichloride of mercury tablets, carbolic
acid, etc., but health-promoting, life-saving,
tissue-strengthening. It kills the germ, but
cannot harm you.
tZZVZ. 25c 50c SI.OO
For Sale by these leading druggists!
T. G. HOWARD, Druggist,
Cor. Broad and Eighth Sts.
LAND DRUG CO.,
Cor. Broad and Marbury Sts.
j Tvree Chemist. Inc Wr»cMr»7 , ton, D. C.
of coats. RIGHT OUT IN THE OP EN and proved their accusations to be maliciously false or inexcusable ignorance and either does not merit a medal of honor. This and the KELLY LIVE
AND-LET-LIVE POLICY of Sunday 15th have been commended by people from every nook and corner of Augusta's trado district of both Georgia and South Carolina. Wo wish to thank
those who kindly expressed themselves in words of praise and endorsement of our methods and promise them that the writer will always use the hammer (not as the pessimistic knock
er) but to nail the fogey or the fake in its tracks. We are inclined to believe that MORE GOOD WILL COME OF INTERCEPTING AN INTENTIONAL OFFENDER THAN APPRE
HENDING A REAL LIVE CULPRIT —it's a question of Accessory to the Crime, before or after the Fact. But that's just our way of thinking—what do you think about it? As we said be
fore, Monday is going to be the REAL BIG DAY of the season here. Look the list over carefully and come to our store. Look as long as you please—Buy if you like—You’re always
welcome.
§OCIETY f/EWS
Blackville. Only the Immediate rel
atives of the bride and groom were
present at the wedding ceremony.
The lower floor of tne residence was
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
the color scheme was yellow and
white, quantities of yellow and white
Kelly’s Message Through The Herald to
the People of This Entire Section
Extra Specials in Our Suit, Dress and Coat Section
This is not a showing of old stocks or styles passed, but new garments—most of which are arrivals of this week;
among the lot many new fur-trimmed Short Coat Suits, as well as the new Belted Three-Quarter Coat and Cossack and
Redingote—-each lot priced astonishingly low. Get in the habit of looking at Kelly’s before you buy; you won’t regret it.
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chrysanthemums were used moat ef
fectively.
At 7:30 Dr. McLean of the First
Baptist Church, took his place be
fore the improvised altar of palms and
chrysanthemums, arid to the strains
of Mendelssohn’s Wedding March,
played most beautifully by Miss Hat
tiq Rena Milhouse of Blackville, the
wedding party entered.
Mrs. Rutledge Chisolm, the matron
of-honor, entered first, followed by
Master Herbert Gyles, Jr., ring-bearer,
who carried the ring in a huge yellow
chrysanthemum.
Pretty little Miss Beryl Chisolm,
niece of the bride, was flower girl.
The bride entered on the arm of her
brother. They were met at the altar
by the groom and his best man, Mr.
Thomas Boland of Blackville. The
ring ceremony was most impressively
performed by Dr. McLean.
Just before the entrance of the bri
dal party, Miss Milhouse sang sweetly
"Constancy.”
The bride was most beautifully
gowned In a white duchess satin dress
with court train, trimmed in Chantilly
lace and pearls; her veil was caught
with lilles-of-the-valley. She carried
a beautiful shower bouquet of roses
and lilles-of-the-valley.
The matron of honor wore a beau
tiful gown of yellow charmeuse drap
ed In accordion-pleated chiffon. She
carried an immense bouquet of yellow
chrysanthemums.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held and more than two
hundred guests called to wish the
happy young couple a long and happy
life. In one end of the hall beneath
a bower of smllax and ferns, Miss
Bertha Tahn and Miss Reba Sanders
served punch. Miss Hahn wore yel
low satin and lace; Miss Handers wore
white satin and lace.
The guests were Invited Into the
dining room and served with delicious
Ices, cakes and mints. Serving in the
dining room were Miss Mamie Hahn,
In green brocade crepe de chine; Miss
Marie Oetjen, in pale pink satin and
pearls; Miss Ruth Clark, In while
satin; Miss Milhouse in pink satin
chiffon and lace.
Mrs. Herbert Gyles wore a beauti
ful and becoming gown of pink bro
cade crepe de chine with lace and
black fur.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Prof, and Mrs. H. L. Osborne, Miss
Marie Oetjen, Miss Ruth Clark, Mrs.
K. Jj. Mac.Vlurphy of Augusta. Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Brooker of Bamberg, and
Mins Nevlls, Miss Helen Vaughn of
Columbia, Misses Emma and Pearl
Lowe of Cross Hill, 8 C., Mr. and
Mrs. Rutledge Chisolm, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Boland, Mrs. W. A- Gyles, Dr.
end Mrs. Ryan Gyles, Mr. John Halli
burton, Mr. Keys Sanders, Mrs. Jos.
Rlsher, Miss Rena Milhouse, Mr.
Harry Rich of Blackville
THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OP
THE ATONEMENT CHURCH
WILL GIVE BAZAAR.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the
| Church of the Atonement will hold
Values to $25.00
LOT NO. I—New fur - trimmed Coat Suits,
short coats, tabs with silk drop suspended
from hack of coat: skirts with new, wide
flare, long tunic, in black, navy, green,
brown and wistaria; <p *fv fk £*
•pedal.. siy.vo
Values to $35.00
LOT. NO. 2—Extra quality * Broadcloth, fur
trimmed Coat Suits, short, fur-trimmed coal
and three-quarter length belted or setnl
belted models, in all of the new colorings of
midnight blue, Russian green, negro brown,
prime and black for C
Monday’s selling
Values to $22.50
LOT. NO. s—An attractive display of Crepe
de Chine, Satin Crepe Meteor, Serge, Gabar
dine, Dresses some combined silk and cloth in all
of such colors as Russian green, mid night
blue, wood brown, prune <C 1 /< OC
and black, on special sale
LOT NO. 7—Thirty-six in length Pony Coats,
guaranteed real skins, in high luster, black,
heavy satin lined; a coat that can be counted
on for years of service and
comfort; Monday, special UU
PURPLE STAMPS AND VOTES ON ALL PURCHASES
Separate Skirts
New model Skft-ts of gabardine, serge, broadcloth, velvet, satin and accordlan ri QO l n tf|c nn
pleated, box pleated, hip yoke and all late models. Price vItMMJ
LONG KID GLOVES
$3.00 16-button Glace Kid Gloves, ln white
and black; guaranteed (q a Q
when fitted
fHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA.
their annual bazaar this year on
Thursday, December 3rd at the Rec
tory, 1018 Telfair Street. These ba
zaars are always noted for their beau
tiful articles, which are sold at such
moderate prices that every one can
purchase some dainty little gift for
friends or loved ones. This year the
ladles are planning to make their ba
zaar quite a social mecca for their
friends and acqaulntances. The whole
lower floor of the Rectory will lie
thrown open and beautifully decorated
ln Christmas evergreens. The long,
bright room on the right will be given
over to the numerous beautiful fancy
and useful articles that will be des
played within It. Through the front
windows will be seen many dainty lit
tle hand-made aprons, just the thing
to give as a little Chirstmas remem
brance, while on trees to the right and
left are to be seen large white and
colored aprons, whllh always delight
the heart of a housekeeper. The|
side windows will display an attrac
tive array of beautiful bags, .from the
large laundry bags, to the smallest
and daintiest concoction of lace and
silk.
Beneath the beautifully decorated
chandelier will be found the fancy
table, loaded to overflowing with all
kinds of lovely fancy things, combin
ed with useful, serviceable gifts. The
prices ranging from 10 cents up. The
sunny room Just back of this will be
given over to the children. The Ju
niors will have charge of the candy,
which Is always most delicious.
A special attraction will be the sell
ing of boxes for the small amount of
10 cents. This Is a sport greatly en
joyed by the children as well as the
grown ups, for who Is It that can re
sist the fascinating surprises found
within these boxes? Across the hall,
in the large front room, with Its long
windows opening on the porch through
mil DOES WONDERS
KWH EMT HAIR
When you looked Into tho mirror
Inst night and saw those gray Btrands
In your hair, didn’t you secretly wish
for a way of getting rid of them?
There are two methodti. You ran
change the color by chemical staining
with dye, or bring back the natural
color with Hay's Hair Health.
Huy’s Hair Health perforins this
with the aid of air—harmless but ab
solutely sure and effective. It contains
an element which, when applied to the
hair, causes that hair to come back to
Its natural color by the action of tho
oxygen.
Every strand of gray hair now mar
ring your appearance will disappear—
must disappear. Others will be kept
from coming—your whole head of halt
will be strong, lustrous, beautiful anu
no one will know you are using any
thing.
The makers of Hay's Hair Health,
tho Philo Hay Spec. Co., of Newark,
N. X, have directed all druggists who
sell thb. preparation In Augusta, to re
turn full purchase on every bottle that
does not please and satisfy. From
their report of sales It seems that a
big majority of gray haired folks In
this community have resolved to look
young again, 25c, 50c and SI.OO.
Values to $46.00
LOT NO. 3—Short or long fur and velvet
trimmed Coat Suits, mode of Gabardine, Broad
cloth and Matelesse the choicest of fabric,
and models, the cream of our stocks, sizes to
fit, all Monday / x /.
while the lot lasts
Values to $89.00
LOT NO. 4—Special price concessions will be
made on all novelty fur and three-piece Coat
Suits and costumes of velvet and cloth and
velvet combinations as well as cloth Suits.
No mention will he made here of the prices,
but you will find them at most attractive re
ductions.
Values to $7.50
LOT NO. 6—As an extra special for Monday
we will offer a limited number of all Wool
Serge Dresses, with drop skirt, girdle sleeves
and buttons of satin, collar and cuffs of white
pique, in black and <C C OQ
.navy only, Monday *pO»yO
LOT NO. B—Just arrived, white Chlnchilln,
black velvet and cloth fur-trimmed Coats—
English mixtures; in fact the lust word In
SSS $7.98 to $35.00
GLOVE SILK UNDERSKIRTS
$6.00 Kayser’s Glove Silk Underskirts, elas
tic waistband, pluckct 40 qO
clasp fastening
which floods of sunlight stream will
be found numerous small tables
adorned with pot plants ln their
Christmas garb at which most, delic
ious lunches will be served. Steaming
hot chocolate which will warm you
most thoroughly after your acquaint
ance with Mr. Winter on the outside,
all kinds of home-made sandwiches
and a most appetizing fruit salad;
while cream and cake will also he on
hand for those who never find It too
cold to enjoy Its refreshing taste. The
ladles Wlli be ready to receive all
their friends from 11 ln the morning
until late ln the evening, and they ex
tend a most cordial welcome to every
one to como ln and enjoy a pleasant
social hour, talking with friends and
reviewing the many beautiful things
at the same time. The money made
from the bazaar will be devoted to a
most worthy cause.
MEETINGS OF
WOMAN’S CLUBB.
There will be a meeting of the Cfvlo
Department of the Woman's Club
held at noon Monday at the Albion
parlors.
There will be a meeting of the Pub
lic Health Department of the Augusta
Woman’s Club held at noon
Monday at the Albion parlors.
Monday afternoon at four o’clock
the Civic Department will meet at four
at the same place.
Tuesday at noon at the Albion par
lors there will be a meeting of the
Home Economics Department.
All members are urged to attend.
MIZPAH CIRCLE TO
HAVE LUNCH ROOM.
Announcement Is again made by the
Mlzpah Circle of the King's Daugh
ters that their lunch room and bazaar
will be opened on December 3rd, 4th
and 6th, at the old stand of the de
funct Greene Tea Pot, Just under
neath the Commercial Club. In addi
tion to the most delectable of lunches
and teas there will also be many
fancy articles on sole. The patronage
of the general public Is solicited.
When It 1h understood that Mrs. W. R.
Munday will he In charge of the
kitchen the dellclousness of the menus
served Is assured.
IN HONOR OF
THE MIBBEB ZERBE.
Misses Marguerite end Beatrice kerb’s
of Heranion, Pa., who are guests of
Mrs. O' H. Gtten, were complimented
with a pleasant lßtle spend-the-day
party Thursday, given by Miss Oleo
helle Hogrefe. Other guests were Mrs.
Otten, Miss Virginia Alexander and
her house-guest, Mrs. Thompson of
Boston.
There are several little affairs to be
given this week In compliment to these
two attractive young Women, who are
former Augustan*.
BT. JOBEPH RUMMAGE BALE.
The Rummage Hale for the benefit
of the Ulsters of Bt. Joseph, as pre
viously announced, will begin next
Monday. Nov. 23, In the store room,
No, 1112 Broad Ht. Contributions of
clothes, furniture, anything suitable
for a salo are solicited, and can be de
livered to Mrs. Rennet, who will have
charge of the sale.
Persons having donations to be call
ed for will please call up No. 6892 W.
■mgr mmm- M. E. KELLY D. G. CO., LADIES’ WEAR.
Kelly’S
-*** "" DYER BLDG., COR. BTH AND BROAD STS.
C O R S ETS
Hundreds of women in Augueta are enjoying KELLY’S Correct Fitted
Corset. Let our Corsetiero suggest the Corset suitable for your particular
figure.
BIEN JOLIE GRECIAN TRICOT CORSET—In white and flesh pink; give to
every movement of the body. Ask to see them. Ih-lced 83 OO to 85 QG
MODART FRONT-LACED CORSET—Tho exquisite flat back "seta-ofr your
suit or gown and feels good all over. Tho original front-laced corset.
Priced 33 50 to *8 00
REDFERN CORSETS —The queen of all American Corsets for certain fig
ures; front or hack laced; In oil the Into models.. .. B*J OO to 87 50
WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETS—Unquestionably, to nur wuy of
thinking, the superior of any popular-priced corset for correct lines or wear
Priced.. 81 00 to 83 50
CAKE SALE WEDNESDAY.
Those wishing a good cake or some
splendid dessert for Thanksgiving
dinner will do well to patronize the
cake sale to be held ln Von Kamp,
Vaughan and Gerald's store on Wed
nesday of this week, when the ladies
of the Christian church are to have on
display all kinds of cakes, pastries and
desserts. Special orders will be filled
for any kind of cake or dessert If a
telephone order Is left with Mrs.
HoiUW 1
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Ranks ki&h in the Gov
ernment dietary and is sup
plied in £ood quantity to offi
cers in the Regular Army.
A True Body Bracer and Brain Preserver
Pure, Delicious and Dependable
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CHEEKj-NEAL COFFEE CQI
HOUSTON . NASHVILLE —r- JACKSONVILLE J
Fill the Egg Basket
You want your hens laying now of all timet of the
year, whether you tell epgt or Just have a few hens i i i jeryJ
to supply your own family. Como in and get /" y 1 1 IJr
f’rsHt fef rjrl
and you will toon be getting all the eggs you »** /flpf
want. It dors make bens lay—guaranteed to
do it or your money back. \j ~~l
not for go,if at this lima the moat <tao t rm„.n< all
I«u,i>l,ki«i. rial'a Kooa ttnnada II luaiaoleea loc.r, Wcarlllt
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HELP YOUR FAVORITE
WIN
A Share of the $1,500
Prize in the Stamp Contest
NECKWEAR
Neckwear play* a most important part in wom
an’s wear today, both from an economical and artistic
standpoint. What freshens up the Dress or Suit,
adds more grace, style and charm than the beautiful
collar and cuif sets in the high rolling collars of or
gandy, lace chiffon or mull and, besides, protects the
neck and throat from coming in oontact with furs
or the wool of either all neck wear.. Boxed in
Xmas Boxes upon request.
DAINTY ORGANDY COLLAR AND CUFF SETS—
Of organdy, embroidered or dainty FQp
designs OVG
NEW, CRISP ORGANDY COLLAR AND CUFF
SETS—With pleated lace flap A Q
trimmings M***
THAT PLEATED ORGANDY COLLAR AND CUFF
SET—Edged with dainty
SMART ORGANDY COLLAR AND CUFF SETS—
In newest models, 1
fresh and crisp ... *'*•' •*
ORGANDY VESTEES—Dace trimmed or plain pin
tucked designs, smart /kOf*
and serviceable
Scalloped Roll Collar and Vcstee, with
high satin collar and tic of black
SOFT CHIFFON COLLAR—With ribbon rose on
black velvet throatband, edged with QO ~
Mechlin lace. Special
HANDKERCHIEFS
Beautiful Dlnen Handkerchiefs In snowy white linen
embroidered, lace trimmed and plain wide hemstitch
ed. Fresh, crisp stock.
Priced 10<-’, IRC, 19c. 25C. 35C to SQC
Brownln, 2763-J, on Monday not later
than two o’clock. Those wishing to
make a selection will call at the store
where abundance of cakes will be on
salo after ten a. m. as long as they
last.
Josh Wise says:
"Hoy Bean, our village cut up, who
wuz loft, all one afternoon ln charge
of tho hotel cigar stand, Is Bufferin’
from tobacco heart.’*—Florida Tlraes-
Unlon.
Staled Tina at Grooms
GENERAL ORDERS:
"Maxwell Mount Coffee
•very morning.”
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