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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2. |v\ Y^P 1 *' £ ~ U ‘“jljli jyrj 3KT' jß^Jlßß'^r.' 'V;. vY; ’-•rw® ’•* ’ V % 4»i<B^s^‘^i{i^sW' ,? ‘'‘rl<,,, ;■ ■!?£Ki J*5R jsfi&lr wf Stratford's Initial Paper and Corres pondence Cards 15c Box Two Boxes 25c On sale in the Stationery Department Thursday. Beautiful linen finish paper eminently suited for Christmas gift. It is a Special Purchase, well worth double the price asked. Books for Tuck's Painting Contest May be had here for 25c and 50c. A half dozen styles; for all ages. Santa’s Toy Shop Was Never So / Busy as Now, Nor So Complete jSRgSSft GRAND JtTeV -THE GREAT DRAMATIC SUCCESS THE TRAIL ffi LONESOME PINE By EUGEte WAEIEB lfonltb*Bwik t>y IOHM fOX, If. Seats Now Selling PRICES— Matinee. .. .75c to 25c Evening $1.50 to 25c School Children’s Matinee 25c J« AT THE BIJOU | Today completes the engagement at the Bijou of the NcTene Bt. Clair Gin ger Glrla Company, and their presenta tion for today Is "Slaves from the Orient.” This program was scheduled to be put on yesterday hut was changed and Is being shown this afternoon and tonight at the regular hours. The management announces four acts of Keith vaudevdllo for Thursday, Frl .day and Saturday—a change from the usual tabloid vaudeville. The Bijou will resume Its same high standard policy, changing its program three times week ly, beginning next Monday. Don’t forget three reels of high class pictures at every performance. DEARING, GA. NEWS Dearing, Ga.—The many friends of Mrs. J. R. Prlntup are deeply grieved over her serious illness and wish for her early restoration to health. Miss Lizzie McNair, a competent at THE MODJESKA THEATXE -■' GIFT GLOVES AND HOSIERY gloves, speer backs; "Like old friends, £g m _ they wear well." Tan only j)|,y Two-clasp kid gloves, Paris point backs; d» g black, white and colors ~ .. 4)I«Ov/ All Gift Gloves In Fancy Box. Kxchanged and fitted after Christmas. We are sole agents for the celebrated Xavier Jouvin gloves: Two-clasp, real French kid, black, white, colors 4? 1• / O 16-button in white <C 12 *7 C only 4z*J. £ O The silk stocking is always an acceptable gift, the more so if it is the Cobweb Weave. The Cob web Weave hose is made of 12 strands of pure silk thread, no artificial filling to weaken; six threads at heel and toe; lisle soles and tops; f\f\ in Christmas box.. We are displaying a complete line of boudoir caps for the holidays. No daintier or more attrac tive gift is known. pa g. Priced from DUC lO 4)^ Mechanical train sets, Ives’, complete with track, $1.35 values $1.25 25c Red Slat Wagons for the toddler 19c 65c Folding doll go-carts, for the little girls 50c Campbell’s Kid’s, boys and girls dressed, 59c values for 50c $1.50 value 24-inch jointed dolls, with opening and closing eyes, light and i dark wigs 98c Buy Toys Now—we Will Store Them Until Christmas. Shopping Here Means Saving Money Why? Because our buying facilities enable us to offer you goods at a price unobtainable by the average merchant. And besides these lowered prices is the inducement of Surety Coupons, given in double quantity be fore noon. These alone may be the means of saving you five per cent of every dollar you spend. Two-clasp gloves, black and white, with contrasting top hem and tour rows of stitch ing on back, $ 1 50 One-clasp pique gloves, corded backs, black, white and tan, 851 50 Meyers one clasp cape HOLIDA Y CANDIES Assorted Chocolates, pound 30c and 40c Mint Wafers, lb. . ... ,30c French Bon Bons, lb.. . . 50c Bell’s Old Fashioned Creams, special 29c Spiced Jelly Dainties, pound 30c Marshmallows, can .... 10c Pure Stick Candy, box.. ,5c Weather Fair trained nurse of Augusta, Is with her. Mr. J. S. Jones’ small son, J. S. Jr., happened to quite a painful accident a few days ago. While en route to Au gusta on a wagon with a negro dri ver, the mules became frightened, and ran away, throwing the little fellow to the ground, and, as he was en tangled with the linps, dragging him some distance. His ankle was broken and his knee dislocated. Upon reach ing the city he was carried to the home of Dr. Littleton, who dressed his wounds and cared for him during the night. He was able to be brought home the next day and is now doing nicely. Mr. G. F. and Mrs. W. C. Rogers have returned from a week’s visit to Mrs. A. M. Aldred in Augusta. Mrs. Fannin D. X,ambert has been with relatives in Hearing for several weeks. Dr. J. R Sams had the misfortune to break his arm several days ago while cranking hlscar. Mrs. J. P. Harris and little son, Jack, of Macon, and Hollis of Cobb ham, spent Thanksgiving with rela tives In Dearing. Mrs. Harris was ac companied home Sunday by her aunt, Mrs. I/ambert. We regret very much to lose Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Culpepper, who leave us this week to make their home in Augusta. Quite a little excitement was cre ated, and a horrible accident nar rowly averted on Thanksgiving Day. Scene: Two small boys, one with his clothing saturated with gasoline. Just baring assisted In filling a gasoline taut, and another with a box of THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA, 30 FREE Surety Coupons THURSDAY To every visitor in the Store. Stamp Desk, First Floor. Creamed Chicken Cooked Southern Style. Cranberries, rice, spinach, hot rolls, choice of coffee, hot tea or milk will be the luncheon served Thursday in the Tea Room. 35c Flour, Golden Harvest, 24-lb sack 93*3 Flour, Self-Rising Jersey Cream, 24-lb sack 88* 1 Hams, Kingham’s, FFV, lb 19'/!>C Butter, Surety; best creamery; lb JJ7*’ Potatoes, Irish, peck.. . 30 <: Rice, fancy Japan, 10 lhs. . t ( j’7 < - Eggs, Clear Brook; guaran teed; dozen.. .... .. . 32C Cheese, Cream, lb.. .. 20<: Breakfast Bacon, Armour Star, 1-lb carton 3 4 r: Mackerel, new,. B'l3o, IRC Sugar, Granulated, 25-lb bag.. .. .. .. *145 We Give Stamps With Sugar matches In his pocket. Rays No. 2 to No. 1, "Gee, pardnor, I believe you would burn good,” and promptly struck a match to see, not realizing (he seriousness of what ho was doing. Eats and Sleeps Well After Suffering Thirteen Years Mias Mar? Peters, Hill, La., writes | “I have been suffering for thirteen yearn with what the doctor* called paralysis and they could not cure me. Have used three bottles of Dr. Swan's Liver and Kidney Rem. edy and I can now eat and bleep well." Aggravated forms of Dyspepsia and biliousness frequently cause a numb feeling in the arms and legs. The sure remedy for this trouble is to regulate the diet and take Dr. Swan’s Liver and Kidney Remedy a* prescribed in the directions. It stimulates the lazy liver, kidneys stomach and bowels to action, storing you to a condition of robust health. Best for Women's Diseases Good for the whole family. 50 cents a bottle at your druggiit. None genuine without the signature, Na tional Remedy Co., New York. stiff Joints and sore muscle- become free acting and painless when you uie En Ae Co Oil, known lor SO years as The Wonderful Japanese OU. /J’V i/9o More for cl Dollar Than a W mte S groceries Dol]ar Will Buy Elsewhere ” Surety Coupons With Every Purchase of Groceries THE QUESTION IS: “WHAT TO GIVE" It should not be a difficult one to answer if shopping is done here. Big stocks make selections easy. There are gifts for men, women and children, in greatest variety and there is a price for every purse. Another point in your favor, and one to be considered first, is that Every Girl Will Be Pleased to Find Such a Gift for Her on That Bright Christmas Morning 1 7~|' negre, navy, Co penhagen and wine serge, with largo flat ooU lars, occasionally to be found wilh over-collars’ of Bulgarian sal in and cuffs of same; long waist lines, belts corded with Bulgarian 1 e-r satin. Ages Bto 14 years *P»S. £»5 Rain capes made of a fine sateen lined with rubber, and with hoods, plaid lined, Ci t which may be drawn close over head. ” The Paul Jones Middy Blouse, g gw, in all white ZpI.UU Blue and black guaranteed to g wash Galatea PURE LARD Size 5 7flC Size 10 $1 55 Size 20 jfc‘2 95 DESSERT FRUITS, NO. 3. DEL MONTE— Peaches, 3 cans 70*3 Fears, 3 cans *gO Apricots, 3 cans 69'- Cherries, 3 cans 7{JO Plums, 3 cans QgC FRUIT— Celery, fancy, bunch.. .. . .QC Lemons, dozen ]SO Oranges, dozen 1 9*- Grape Fruit, 3 for 19*1 Apples, fancy, peck 33C Cranberries, quart.. .. . 10«: No. 1 run In a blaze, screaming "fire," while No. 2 beat It in the opposite direction. Mr. Karl .'rlntup, with rare presence of mind, caught No. 1 anti extinguished tho fire before arty real harm wan done. Mias Annie U*ry baa returned home after spending several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. J. R. Prlntup. Mr. Boyd Rivers, of Thomson, spent the week end with Ills sister, Mrs. J. Fred Howard. Mr. arid Mrs. David A. Howard of Washington, Ga.. art; with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W J Howard, arid we are glad to know that they will not return to Washington, but will make their home In Hearing In the future. Mrs. K. M. McNair, of Wrens, Is with her son, Mr. 1,. 11. McNair, for the winter. Miss Gertie Ware, one of our popu lar assistant teachers, spent the week end with the homefolks In Thomson. She was accompanied by little Louise Bradshaw. Dr, fvlwin Hall delivered quite an Interesting lecture at the school au ditorium last Friday night, which was griatly enjoyed by all who attended. Quite a number of the members of Hearing Junior Council attended a banquet given by the Augusta Juniors Thanksgiving night, and report a glorious time. Mrs Myrtle Rogers has returned from a, visit to her aunt, Mrs. Bland, In Thomson. Mr. K N. McNair ami Itev. D. A! bert Howard, of Wrens, were In our laldat Saturday with friend# here, 1 Serge dresses, blue, brown, gar net. and black, made with "a full blouse, kilted or plain skirt, large sailor collar, shield at neck and emblem or ttie sleeve. Age? 8 to 14 years. Specially priced, $2.75 Very excellent dresses are to lie found in tete-de- CANNED VEGETABLES .. Peas, Kiirly June, 6 cans • •54*3 Tomatoes, No. 3 cans, 6 cans ; Corn, Sugar, 6 cans 4RC String Beans, 6 cans.. ..45*’ Sweet Potatoes, No. 3, 3 cans 29*1 Beets', Baby, 2 cans 29*-' Asparagus Tips, 3 cans. 43*3 Tomatoes and Green Peppers, 2 cans.. .. • 29*’ Lima Beans, 3 cans. . .. 37*: Lye Hominy, No. 3, 2 cans 27 Pumpkin, No. 3, Van Camp's, 3 cans. • 25C Mixed Vegetables for Soup, 3 cans 27*' Tomatoes, Pulp, 3 cans.... 14c Pens, sifted, No. 2, 6 cans 75C LOOSE PICKLES— Chowchow, quart 2S*l Sweet, mixed, quart. 30*' Dill, dozen JSO Sour, dozen.. .. IOC Stuffed Mangoes, dozen -40'' Olives, quart.. 40* : SNOWDRIFT COMPOUND SI ze 5 54*1 Size 10 $1 08 Size 20 *2 15 Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy—The Mothers’ Favorite. “I give Chamberlain’s Cough Rem edy to toy children when they have colds or coughs," writes Mrs. Verne Shaffer, Vandergrlft, Pa. It always helps I hem and Is far superior to any Other rough medicine I have used. I advise anyone In need of such a medi cine to give It a trial.” For sale by all dealers. Do your Christmas shop ping early and avoid the rush. There’s no time like the present. It will pay to say “I saw it in The Herald.” Christmas and New Year Greeting Cards SPECIALLY ENGRAVED are distinctive and express one’s individual taste We have every facility for executing orders promptly Send for our samples and prices J. P. STEVEN 3 ENGRAVING CO. 47 Whitehall St. Atlanta, G* What's Better Than Muslin Underwear Combinations, made of soft nainsook and trimmed with lace and embroidery, $1.49 Pretty gowns, nade Plmpress ef fect, trimmed with lace and em broidery, $1.69 to $2.50 Pettiroats, suitable for dance frocks, with a deep flounce of lace run with pink or <P| blue ribbons v«OV Corset Covers and Drawers, both styles, made of dainty and soft materials, easily 50r» 75c to 89c values, for Teddy Rear Combinations, dainty » garments for the young folks Brassieres, all over lace nnd embrodiery, run with ribbon. Just the thing for evening gowns, SI.OO, $1.25 and $1.50 COLD MEATS— Sliced Bulled Ham, lb.. . 35C Sliced Bologna Sausage, ll’ 20*3 Luncheon Corn Beef, lb. 28*3 Sliced Hogshead Cheese, lb 2QC Souse Meat, pickled 20*’ Pork Sausuge, country style, Corned Beef, pickled, lb..jßc Pigs' Feet, dozen 28*1 COFFEE— Bourbon Santos, lb vfMO Surety lb.. 3SC Fourth Avenue, lb 3RC DRIED FRUITS— Peaches, 3 lbs 25*’ Apricots, 2 lbs.. 35c Prunes, 2 lbs 27*3 Apples, 3 pkgs. 25c Raisins, layer, lb TQC Figs, layer, lb ]B' Dates, 1-lb pkg 14*3 Raisins, seeded, 1-lb., 2 pkgs . 23c Currants, 1-lb, 2 pkgs.. 2J§C Raisins, Sultana, 1-lb pkg IOC Crystal lied Pineapple, lb.. 4RC Crystallzed Cherries, 1b... 50*3 TEA. J. B. W. Special Blend, 60c for 49c READ THE “WANTS" Latest Mid-Winter Millinery Including Hats for dress* oc casions, for street wear, for automobiling, at attractive prices. MRS. E. MEYER 737 Broad. THREE