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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1914)
SIX A MOST REMARKABLE SACRIFICE SALE ENTIR $15.00 MEN’S SUITS $9.75 From the $35,000 Worth of C H. Schneider & Bro. Men’s Clothing Stocks to Be Sold for $17,500 —The man who wants to really save money on his winter suit better step around to Seim eider’a Saturday. Too many things to sell you here—except to mention the two extraordinary items noted above. An unusually attractive group of suits —of worsteds, tweeds, seTges, cassimeres, cheviots. Finely made suits—well finished well tailored —and smart appearing! Brand-new fall model?—made for the Schneid er store—here at half their intended selling prices. ALL SIZES! C. H. Schneider & Bro., Men’s Furnishings 50c and 75c Ties at 39c —Pure allk to ur-in-handa. —With wide (lowing end*. —Smart and nto patterns. —C. H. Schneider * Bro.’e prices 50c and 750. — On eaie tomorrow at 39* $1.25 Shirts at 68c —Pro-rale and rroedraa ahtrta —Plata boaoera. —Soft and stiff cufTa —all atom C. H. Schneider * Bro.’e prices SI.OO and $1.23. —On ante tomorrow at EXTRA SPECIAL THE NEW SHORT COAT SUITS $17.50 Values, 9 QQ to 12 Friday... ej>o*sf 0 One to a Customer Friday, Nine A. M. to Twelve, we have sev enty five of the new Short Coat Suits made with tunic shirt material serge, Garbadines, Shepherd Plaids, $17.50 value, from nine a. m. to twelve. One Suit to a customer O • W O SCHNEIDER’S At The Grand -THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE.” A beautiful at**** love story of prim itive love that U most appealing, en hanced by a wealth of scenic em bellishments, "The Trail of the Lone some Pine." enables you to realise the turn of thing* as they appear and are among a people bom and bred within the confines of the Virginia hills. When moat men are in love they invariably wear their hearts on their sleeves and seem anxious to have the woman they love see how it throbs for them. Not so with Jack Hale, In JSugeae Walter's dramatisation of John Vex, Jr.%, •The Trail of the Never Were Such Sensationally Low Prices on Me Two Extraordinary Suit Values ! Lonesome Pine.” Hale represses his love for June, the primitive moon shiner's daughter, amt permits her to reveal slowly the wealth of her own great affection, simply but with great sweetness ami frankness. "The Trail of the I-oneaome Pine" will be present ed at the Grand tomorrow, matinee and evening. AL. H. WILSON. Al. H. Wilson, the singing ambas sador of German dialect, will be pre sented at the Grand Saturday. Decem ber 12. matinee and evening, by Man ager Sidney R. Ellis, in s revival of “When Old New York Wes Dutch." which will be remembered ss one of Mr. Wilson's greatest successes. The plot of "When Old New York Was Dutch" 1' laid among scenes of long ago w the sixteenth century with S2O and $22.50 Men’s Suits $14.75 75c Shirts for 39c —Made of good quality percale. Koft and stiff bosom effects. Sizes 14 to 1? Vi In the lot —C. H. Schneider & Bro.’e pries 75c. —On sale tomorrow at 39*' 75c Night Shirts for 49c —About *OO tn this lot —Made of good quality flannel. —Good range of wanted sizes. —C. H. Schneider * Bro.’e price 75a. —On sale tomorrow at 49 1 ' its wealth of romance, its grandees and nobles and Its courtly manners faithfully portrayed. Mr. Wtlson's new songs this season Include "When 1 First Met You," "Moon, Moon. Moon," "When the Rose# In Spring Bloom Again." "Mr Bear” and "Auf Wetder sehn Frauleln.” REPORT DEVASTATION CAUSED BY WAR IN FRANCE; NEAR FRONT London —The Society of Friends has Just sent a party to report on the de vastation that has been caused by the war In France Their preliminary re port makes melancholy rending. Arm ed with a letter from the French Am bassador, the party wag able to pen* C.H. Schneider & Bro’s. Men’s Shoes $4 and $4.50 Men’s Shoes Choice on <T Q C Good Range Saturday of Sizes —Four styles to choose from in this great offering of Men’s Shoes —one of the best sales this house has ever offered the men of Augusta. Russet Leather Shoes—in the new mahogany shade, lace shoes and low broad heels. —Gunmetal Lace Shoes—with the English flat last and low broad heels. —Gunmetal Blucher Lace Shoes—full toe shapes and the popular low heels. —Vici Kid Blucher Lace Shoes—full toe shapes and the popular low heels. Schneider’s $4.00 and $4.50 Shoes QC Special on sale Saturday only.. .. ... Famous $3.00 Trousers for men and youths, made up of plain blue Serge, black Thibet, Oassimeres and Cheviots, with plain or cuff bot toms; sizes 20 to 44 inch waist.. $1.98 $2.00 Rope Portieres at $1.65 Full length chenille rope portieres, long ends, finished with tassels, in desirable colons. C.H.Schneider & Bro’s Hosiery HZg* Values up to $1.50 at, the Pair —Pnre thread silk stockings for women—different styles and colors, including black, tan, blue and other wanted shades. All sizes. C. H. Schneider & Bros, prices to $1.50. Our special price 75c pair. etrate to within 15 miles of the line of fighting. Nearly every tow>n and village which they passed through hss suf fered terribly. In many cases the Germans in thetr retreut destroyed everything that they could lay hands on. and drove out the inhabi tants to wander in the woods. The Germans left behind ammunition wag one. motor cars and e\ ary kind of equipment, and the roads were scat tered with broken glass of champagne bottles which seam to have been de liberately put there to render the roads impassable to motor transport. There are thousands of graves—ex erywhere in the ftsids. la gardens, in ditches and even In the roads. Many of the bodies are so lightly covered that the winter raina will ting-over Hmn. Half Price For Men’s Overcoats! $12.50 Men’s Overc its $6.71 From the $35,000 Worth of C. H. Schneider & Bro. Men’s Clothing Stocks to Be Sold for $17,500 —A splendid group of Men’s Winter Overcoats—well made—finely tailored—and finished with extreme care. Cut on new, sensible sort of styles—some from the original Schneider stocks—others were made up for them to be delivered this month. The materials are diversified, including— Kerseys Vicunas Thibets —All sizes in this 10t—34 to 46 chest measure. Come early! C. H. Schneider & Bro., Men’s Needs $1.25 Union Suits 75c $7.50 Raincoats at $3.75 Union Suits. ' ' —Thoroughly rainproofed. —Made full end large. _ By a special proeesa . £ ** ■ -Strapped and cemented seams. —C. H. Schneider & Bro.'. pnee 51.25. _c. H . Schneider & Bfo.’s price $7.50. —On sale tomorrow at 750 _ our price tomorrow S 3-75 $3 and $3.50 Sweaters $2.25 $3.00 Hats at $1.75 —Complete range of sizes. _piontv .i... -C. H Schneider * B ? .’, prices $3.00 and $3.50. -C H? SchneXrVb£’. price $3.00. Our sale priceis $2 25 —On sale tomorrow at $1 75 TROPICAL PLANTS TOR THE INDOOR WINTER GARDEN Washington, D. C.—With a little care, a number of troplcaj plants may be grown Indoors, and during the win ter they are a particularly attractive addition to a bay window or conserv atory garden. Various kinds of palme, rubber plants, oleanders, aspidistras, and cacti are easily kept In good con dition indoors if given the proper at tention and not permitted to be ex posed to frost, according to the De partment of Agriculture* horticultu-, rials. , C. H. Schneider Bro’s Boys’ , Clothing. Boys’ $7.50 Suits Special at $4.75 —Finely made coats—of all wool chinchillas—in blue, light and dark grays. Sizes for boys of 3 to 10 years. O. H. Schneider & Bros, price $7.50. Our special price is $4.75. $6 Boys’ School Suits for $3.98 — Well made suits for the lad of 8 to 16 years—of ui*. usual wearing qualities. Made in Norfolk styles—with knickerbockers with each suit. Exceptional value. Com 4 early for these! C. H. Schneider & Bros. $6.00 Suits <fcQ qq Our special price Tomorrow C. H. Schneider & Bro’s Women’s Neckwear' 98c and $1.25 Neckwear cq Very Specially Priced at OCiltS — A very special group lace yokes—collars—and dress sets — of imitation baby Irish laces, St. Gauze, Veniap and Filet laces — in epaulet, round and large sailor eiS feets. C. H. Schneider & Bros, prices 98c and $1.25 Our special sale price Saturday, 59c Palms—Palms are much used for interior decorations where there is no direct sunlight. Regular watering is eeeentlal. with especial care not to overwater. It is better with most palms to keep them a little dry than too wet. When a pot ts in a Jardiniere especial care must be exercised not to have them too wet. While small, wash the foliage oc casionally with soap suds made from a good soap. Immediately follow with a thorough ringing. When too large $15.00 Men's Overcoats $7.50 for this, spray the tops frequently with clear water. Browning at the tips usually comes from trouble at the roots—first, over watering; second, worms on the roots; third, lack of plant food. The first U the trouble in nearly every case. The worms that gave the trouble is not the ordinary earth worrr;, hut a little white harmless looking uJLture that emerges Into the air as a. kraall fly. Dissolve a piece of quick lime as big as a tea cup In three gallons of water. After it is through sputtering and the milky mixture has clear**, pour off the clear part and soak yoLy soil with it. Do not dilute, for the soaking should be thorough. To pro vide plant food, stir small quantities of boao meal and wood ashes Into the surface or in-gjlace of ordinary water- fHE AUGUSTA HERfILprT
