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DUBLIN, GA., NEWS
Dublin, Ga.— Thanksgiving vu ob
served vary quietly here Mnny of the
•tores end business bouses baing clos
ed for the entire day.
One particularly attractive and al
together delightful event was the wild
turkey dinner enjoyed by a number of
hunters who are camping on Turkey
Creek. Among the campers are, Dr. J.
M. Page, Mr. E <3. Simmons, Mr. Hor
acs Knight and rapt W. C Da via A
number of friends were Invited for the
dinner on Thursday. They went out
early In the morning via auto, and an
Ideal Thanksgiving dinner was served
In true southern style.
Mr. and Mrs. Herseheii Williams en
tertained with an elaborate course din
ner on Truaday. Thia pretty affair
waa given by Messrs. Gladstone and
Berrien Williams, who are at homo
M it Be
MrorNoM
liSYourCtioice
atm smi
Shampoos and light dressings
of Cuticura Ointment clear
the scalp of dandruff, allay
itching and irritation, and
promote hair-growing con
ditions in most cases of pre
mature loss of hair.
Samples Free by Mail
Cuticura Snap and Ointment tu»ld throughout th«
w«r*4. LlbM»l M.tui>U of oorti mallori free, wtth TJ-p.
b&ok Addroea , •CutJcur* > • , I>ept ztH, Sfuatou.
AT THE
BIJOU
Three Complete Change*
Every Week.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
Nov. 30th—Doc 1»t.
The Norene St. Claire Ginger
Glrla Company Present
“THE AWAKENING OF MR.
PIPP."
One hour of uninterrupted
Pleaaure.
Motion Picturoi from the
Bijoueoopa
A —“ Camille as She Never Waa"
B — "Radi*, the Diamond Biter”
C—"Stun* by a Bee.”
WEDNFSDAY A THURSDAY,
Doc. 2nd and 3rd.
“SLAVES OF THE ORIENT"
A bill that la full of action and
fun. good singing, dancing and
comedy.
Motion Pictures from the
Bijouecope
A—"A Father'* Crime"—Reel 1.
B “A Father'* Crime"—Reel *.
C — “A Father's Crime"—Reel 3.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
“FROM SUNNYBROOK
FARM."
vA show of class and merit.
Tingling Music, Whlstlaable
songs and a punch from atari
to finish.
Motion Picture* from the
Bijouecope
A—'The Mountain Goat."
B—'The Prospector's Warning."
C—" Faithful Unto Death."
A new company every week
and throe new and complete
changee of program every week.
Monday a. Wednesdays. Fridays.
“BE BIJOU-BOUND."
“BIG SHOW FOR SMALL
PRICE."
S.OOO People Attended the Bijou
Lett Week.
Matinee* Dally, Continuous
from t :3O to 3:00.
All Beats, 10c.
Night 6how* Continuous,
7:30 to 10:00.
Entire Baloeny, 10c.
Entire Lower Floor, tOc.
I from Mercer for the holidays.
Quite an Interest la being taken in
the mlnatrela which will be pdf on
Dec. fourth by the Elka of thla city.
This will be under the capable man
agement of Mr. Geo, Bowen, formerly
with A! Fields' minstrels. The re
hearsals are moving on beautifully and
the show promises to be a Mg event.
Miss Ida Belle Williams spent
Thanksgiving Day with relatives in
Swalnsboro.
Mrs. Leonard Baldwin and Mrs.
Crank Walker have returned from a
trip through (he country to Atlanta.
Mrs Henry M. Muth has returned
to her home In Augusta after a short
stay with Mrs H. P. Shewmake and
Miss Prances Webb.
Mrs. M H. Orucker has returned to
the city after a delightful visit to rela
tives In Marshavllle.
Mr George Twiggs, of Augusta,
spent a few days In the city.
MERIWETHER", W 's. C., NEWS
Meriwether, 8. C. Mrs. Perrin, Mr.
Tom Perrin, Miss Pendleton and
Messra. Teague of North Augusta, H.
C.. spent Thanksgiving l»ay with Mrs
Robert Kowelr.
Mr. W. M. Rowland, accompanied by
Mrs. Rowland and the three Misses
Rowland came out to Melrose, their
cottage near Meriwether, to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. H A. Adams gave a
lovely dining Saturday In honor of Miss
Madge and Miss Mazie Mays of Green
wood, 8 C. Guest* Invited to meet
Mlssi-h Mays were Mrs. Eugenia Mld
dlefyn and Mr. and Mrs. W. 8 Mid
dleton, Miss Elizabeth Ashe, of York
ville, and Mr. I. Rich.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8, Middleton enter
tained quite a number of their friends
for (he Thanksgiving holiday with a
dining, and a motor trip to Augusta.
Those Invited were, !\jr. and Mra. B.
T. Mays and Miss Mays, and Miss Lil
lian Palmer of Washington, D C.;
Misses Madge nnd Malzie Mays and
Mr. C. A Mays, of Greenwood, S.
Miss Lizzie Ashe, of Yorkvllle; Mrs.
Eugenia Middleton, Mr and Mrs. H.
A. Adams of Meriwether; Messrs. S
B. Mays, of Edgefield. 8. C.; L. C.
Rich and J, M. Bell, of Augusta.
Mrs. H. E. Bunch gave a lovely din
ing Thanksgiving Day to \he “younger
set" of the nelghtborhood
Miss Mary Bell, of Augusta, Is spend
ing her holidays with Misses Luclle
Ryan and Francis Rich.
SANDERSVILLE NEWS
Sandertvllle, Ga. —Th&nkflglvtngg ay
waa quietly observed by tha people of
Hand* xville. ■ervioei being bold at eev
eral of tho churches which wer dwell nt
tendad.
Mr. unci Mrs. M. J of Ro
loxl, Miss.. «ri* guests of Captain and
Mrs. \V W. Walker
A aurprlaa wedding: of much Interest
whs that of Pr. ft. Q. Richards, of At
lanta, to Miss Hazel Gray Lurmon, which
occurred at Lakeland, Fla. Dr. Rich
ards formerly made his home h«fre, but
Is now located in Atlanta. Ha and his
THIS WEEK AT
STRAND
Home of Paramount Picture!,
Broadway Bt*r Features,
General Film Exolueive,
George Klein* Attraction*.
MONDAY, Nov. 30.
Paramount Program Presents
The Kver Popular Artist a
EDWARD ABELES
In James Montgomery’s Inter
nal tonal Success
“READY MONEY”
5 Acts of Surpassing Dramatic
Action.
Schedule of starting hours as
follows:
10:30 11:46 1:00
2:15 3:30 4:46
6:00 7:15 8:30
9:45
TUESDAY, Deo. 1.
Daniel Frohman. Through Par
amount Program, I'resents
MARY PICKFORD
—In—
"CAPRICE"
A Favorite Play With the
World’s Little Sweetheart In
the Title Role
WEDNESDAY. Doc. 2.
Jesse L. La sky, Through Par
amount Program, Presents
The Celebrated and Popular
American Actor,
DUSTIN FARNUM
—In—
“THE VIRGINIAN"
Thia te one of the best and
most enjoyable photo-plays
that ever appeared at the Strand
and hundreds have requested
Its return, who were un
able to see It when It first
showed.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3,
Jesse L. Lanky, Through Par
amount Program, Presents
CHARLES RICHMAN
A Famous and Popular Star, In
"THE MAN FROM HOME."
This Is the fnmoue Astor
Theater success, by arrange
ment with Llebler A Co.
This picture comee In five
magnificent reels and la crowd
ed with Interest from start to
finish.
FRIDAY. Dsc. 4.
THE DRAMASCOPE CO.
PRESENTS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WHIT
MAN. OF NEW YORK.
—In—
“SMASHING THE VICE
TRUST.”
The moet powerful moving
picture ever staged In six parts
and 700 stirring scenes. Start
ling disclosures of the White
Slave Kin*. Approved by Dr
Charles H. Parkhurst and
hundreds of grsat and Influen
tial people.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6
Get oral Film Exclusive
Presents
“LOST IN MIDOCEAN."
Vlleeraph'e photo-play mas
terpiece that Is full of thrills,
sensations and the unexpected.
It carries wonderful Interest
and will satisfy the most ex
acting ctltle In the photo-play
sphere
ADULTS. 16c. CHILDREN, 3c.
“BE A STRAND REGULAR."
Eating When
Others Are Through
Is Not Gluttony, But Stuart's Dyspsp
sla Tablsts Will Enable You to
Have Such An Appetite.
In these days of high pressure most
men and women eat very little and a
good old fashlorfed eater site at table
after all have left It.
The heat way to get such an appe
tite la the Bti art way the natural
way.
fgp
Landlady; “Ever since Jones took
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet* I’ve lost
money on him.”
If your stomach can not digest your
food, what will? Where’s the relief?
The answer Is In Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, because, as all stomach trou
bles arise frqm indigestion and be
cause one Ingredient of Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets is able to thoroughly
and completely digest 3,000 grains of
food, doesn’t it stand to reason that
these tablets are going to digest all
the food and whatever food you put
Into your stomach?
Ktuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are care
fully made to supply every element
lacking in a system afflicted with dys
pepsia, Indigestion, gastritis, stomach
troubles, etc., and to aid healthy sys
tems to digest difficult food at unseem
ly hours.
Just carry one of these little tablets
In your purse or pocket. After every
meal, no matter when eaten, you have
always at hand the assistance that
nature will relish and thrive upon.
In this manner one may eat all man
ner of food, attend late dinners, etc,
and feel no serious results afterwards.
Thdusands of travelers always have
a box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
In their grips and are thus enabled to
eat unaccustomed meals at any and
sll times.
Surely there Is nothing so well
adapted to sufferers from food folios
as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, and the
greatest proof of this fact lies In the
aasurance that one ran purchase a
box at any drug store anywhere In
this country.
A small sample package of Stuart’s
Dyspepsia Tablets will he mailed free
to anyone who will address F. A.
Stuart Co., 160 Stuart Bldg, Marshall,
Mich.
bride are at home at 79 East Merritt
street. They will make their home In
Lakeland, Fla, after June. 191 S.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughter's American Revolution was
held «t the home of Mrs. I. W. New
man. Wednesday morning. A large at
t-"dance w is recorded and Immediately
after the business period a delightful
luncheon was served.
Among the new social organizations of
Sandersvllle which gives promise to be
come very popular with the younger set
BALK
Will Give Away
A Cloth
Santa Claus
Doll
15 INCHES HIGH.
On Monday, November 30th. and
every day this week, wrlth every
purchase amounting to 60 cents.
We offer many pretty little
things suitable
For Christmas
Gilts
AT SMALL PRICES.
Such as Sweaters. Knitted
Shawls and Scarfa, Mlts, Gloves,
Bootees, Aviation Caps, Chil
dren's Cloaks. Infanta' Long
Cloaks.
3 Fine Initial Handkerchiefs,
In fancy bo* for 25C
Large Silk Muffler 50°
Men's Silk Initial Handker
chiefs. each .. . 100
Children’s Fur Sets .» $1 50
Indies' Fore- Muffs,
from .. -5190 to siooo
Fur Collars SIOO to 55 00
AT BALK'S MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT
You can find Nice Children's
Hats from .. 25' to 5150
Stylish Ladle* Hat*
from .. .. . 50 c to 55 00
Beautiful French Flowers.
- 1® 52 50
We trim our hale free of charga
We give Purple Stamp* with
cash purchases: and also on
bills paid before Dec. 10.
C. J. T. BALK
600 BLOCK BROADWAY.
THE AUGUSTA HEKALU, AUGUSTA. GA. v
Well Make Christmas Bright on Terms That You’ll Like.
Our divided payment plan enables anyone to give useful and decorative things for the home at
Christmas freely and without annoying delays.
Give Furniture and get lifelong remembrance. 1
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The Vicking Section
Book Cases/, finished
Golden Oak, Early Eng
lish, Fumed or Mahoga
ny.
Terms SI.OO a week.
Parlor and Library Tables,
a very appropriate Christ
mas gift. In all the new
finishes.
Prices $2.50 up.
Terms SI.OO a.week.
BUY ON
TIME
AND
MAKE
CHRIST
MAS
FINE.
Is the Camp Fire Girls. Twenty mem
bers have been enrolled and It Is hoped
the number will grow to fifty or more.
Miss Virginia Hutchcraft is at the head
of the new organization assisted by
Misses Mary Tarbutton and Eula Du
prees.
Misses Janie Beasley and Wtllte Lo
sier returned to Mitchell on Sunday after
a short visit here.
Prof. John N. Rogers and family of
Dawson, Ga., will move to this city early
in December which they will make their
future home.
Mr. W. H. Gaines and daughter, Miss
Ruth Gaines, have returned from their
visit to relatives at Oglethorpe. Ga.
MV. end Mrs. Lake B. Holt and family
spent Thanksgiving Day in Atlanta
where they were Joined by their son, Mr.
Floy Ilolt.
Mr and Mrs. Comer Taylor and family
of Jacksonville, Fla., are guests of Mr.
»ud Mrs. T. J. Taylor.
Mrs. G. S. Chapman and daughter.
Mary Jeanne, returned Saturday from
their extended vtsit to relatives at Mll
len. Ga.
Mrs. W. M. Wright has returned to
her home at Fort Valley after a brief
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lake
B. Holt.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Thomas
Y. McCarty was the charming hostess of
the Hound Table Literary Club. She
temptingly served refreshments during
the social period.
Mias Mary Stevens Irwin was the
guest of the Missee GrayblU at Oconee
on Thursday.
Miss Florence Powell, fit Athens. Ga.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. R.
Lang in North Sanderevtlle.
Miss Alma Stanley has returned home
from her visit at Macon.
Mr. and Mr*. B. W. Holt spent sev
eral days In Macon during the week.
The Daughters of Confederacy held
their monthly meeting Thursday aftw
noon with Mrs. Dan Harris.
Mrs. S. L. Floyd who has been visit
ing Mrs. Emma Cox, of Oconee, is now
visiting In Augusta before returning to
her home at Tampa. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Donovan. Sandera
vtlles latest newlyweds, spent Sunday
hevr wltn their parents. Mr and Mrs. S.
G. Vang. After Christmas they will be
St home *t Lyons. Ga . instead of Ma
con aa waa erroneously reported last
week.
Mrs Mary Joiner, who has been spend
ing some time at Americas, Ga., joined
her daughter, Mrs. Byrd Lovett on her
return from Atlanta at Macon, return
ing here together. .
Miss Mabel Rawlings Is home from her
visit to Mr* Julian Calhoun, of Spar
tanburg. 8. C . where many brilliant so
cial events were given In her honor.
Miss Gertrude Perkins, of Augusta,
spent *evrt-*i days In the city the guest
of Mlse Mary Tarbutton
Mrs. Julian Smith attended the mar
riage of her niece. Mis* Mattie Adams In
Macon on Wednesday.
Mr*. J D Newman Is home from her
visit te Allants.
One Of Many
One from the many is shown in the picture. A
Davenport that tells its own story of practical
worth—The Kindel.
Prices, $37.50 up. Terms $5.00 a month
A Christmas Sale of Chifforobes
Golden Oak or Mahogany, with mirror or Pannel
doors. Prices $19.98 up.
Terms SI.OO a week or $5.00 a month.
COMPLETE hbuSEFURNISHCRSIj
GREENSBORO NEWS
Greensboro, Ga.—Mrs. John Oliver and
little son have returned home from a
visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. Wilson from Atlanta, Is the guest
of Mrs. D. C. Townsend.
Miss Zadie Irby Is at home to spend
Thanksgiving.
Miss HuUiah Williams, of Milledgevllle,
G. N. & I. C., Is here spending this
week.
Mr. Cganston G. Williams, of Emory
College, spent the week-end at home.
Mr. Everett Merritt, of Ensley, Ala., Is
here spending a few days with hts par
ents.
Mr. Gillard Heir, of Augusta, spent
this week here, he returned to his home
Thursday.
Miss Charlie Mae Carter has eeturned
to her home at Richmond, Ga., to spend
this week.
Mr. Robert Boswell, of Penfield, spent
yesterday here.
Miss Clyde Willis, of Covington, Is
visiting her parents here this week.
Col. Guy M. Boatwright spent Sun
day In Balrdstown.
Mr. Douglas Branch, of Atlanta, spent
the week-end here.
Mr. Albert Jernigan. of Decatur, spent
a few days her# this week.
Mrs. Harry Rose and child, has re
turned from a visit to Atlanta.
Mr. Horace Mauney, of Atlanta, has
returned to his home after visiting here
a few days.
Miss Lot* T-ove, of Buckhead, la ex
pected here this week to visit her par
ent*.
Mrs. E. C| Anderson and children have
returned to Athens, where they will
make their home.
HEPHZIBAH HIGH SCHOOL
OBSERVED THANKSGIVING
Hephxibah, Ga.—The lady teachers of
Hepiialbali High school are receiving
many congratulations for the very Inter
esting exercises given at the chapel on
last Wednesday
The whole school participated In the
singing but the greater part of the pro
gram wa* furnished by the primary
grade*.
Th* children entered heartily Into the
spirit of th* day and acquitted them
*riv>i splendidly. They all did to well
It seems almost unfair to specialize, but
some of the pieces deserve special men
tion.
"The Story of a Seed," (a pumpkin of
course), was told by five little girls who
Illustrated In rhyme the life of the ft-ult
from seed to vine, from vine to blossom,
blossom to rip# fruit, and th# last lit
tle girl bore In her hands the happy cul
mination—a tempting pie
Another feature attracted especial at
tention, an exercie* “Our Country." by
five girl* and boy*, who bore In their
hands baskets, laden with th* product#
of our geeat country.
Another amusing exercise breught
down the house. Six little klndergart
ners to'd what they had good for
Thanksgiving dinner and the last little
one had "the doctor."
At the close of the program the guests
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we*e invited down to the “domestic
science" room where the teachers, Miss
Videtto, assisted by the girls of the se
nior class, served delicious hot choco
late with whipped cream and mar
guerites.
Some exquisitely dainty aprons, the
work of the seniors, were on exhibition,
and attracted much attention and admi
ration.
BUILD WITH BRICK
GEORGIA-CAROLINA BRICK COMPANY
AUOUSTA, - GEORQIA
Make Your Money Work
If you have money you can make
money; but as long as you spend all you
make, you will jog along life’s pathway,
keep in the same old rut year after year,
and never attain the success possible to
the man who banks his money and
makes it earn more money.
Start NOW to save your spare
money. Every pay day you have sever
al dollars more than you need. Bring
them to our Savings Department where
they will be safe, accumulate and earn
4 per cent, compound interest.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29,
BRASS BEDS
Your Christmas guest will
sleep better on one of these
Brass Beds.
We are showing a full line of
Xmas patterns, in bright and
satteen finishes.
Prices $13.98 up.
Terms SI.OO a wek.
Kish the Button-andßesf
tf&pyal
A Royal Easy Chair for
Father or Brother—how
thoughtful of you.
Prices $12.50 and up.
Terms SI.OO a week.
Save delay and annoyance
by doing your Christmas
shopping now. Shopping
Bargains are always found
in The Herald.
GET
GIFTS
TODAY
BY OUR
EASY
WAY.