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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4.
SATURDAY and AFTER SUPPER SALES
Candy Specials
Bell’s Old Fashioned Chocolate Creams, pound
boxes, regularly 30c, qi"?
Saturday S/C
A complete line of holiday candies and sweet
meats.
After Supper
Sales
6 to 7 O’CLOCK
Cuticura Soap 19c
$3.25 Perfection Blue-flame
Oil Heaters $2.95
Zuzus, Uneeda Biscuit, Lemon
Snaps, three packages . . . 10c
Bowl and Pitcher, large size,
white, regularly $1.25,
special 98c
7 to 8 O’CLOCK
Packer’s Tar Soap . . .. 19c
35c Brooms, best quality
straw 29c
Octagon Soap, three cakes 10c
Cups and Saucers, very thin,
decorated Japanese china, reg
ularly 20c, this hour, cup
and saucer 10c
8 to 9 O’CLOCK
Sanitol Tooth Paste .. ..19c
Buckets, 10-quart wood
fiber water buckets, 25c
quality 19c
Sweetheart Toilet Soap,
three cakes 10c
15c Peterman’s Roach and
Ant Food 10c
English Porcelain
Dinner Ware
HALF PRICE
Medium Weight, Plain Shapes. White.
Dinner Plates, regularly $1.20 a Cp
dozen, Saturday, each
Breakfast Plates, regularly $1 a 5c
dozen, Saturday, each
Tea Plates, regularly 90c a dozen, c_
each, Saturday
Soup Plates, regularly sl.lO a doz,, gs.
Cups and Saucers, regularly $1.20
a dozen, Saturday, Cup & Saucer.../C
Covered Vegetable Dishes, regular- On
ly 75c each, Saturday each °“t
-- open Vegetable Dishes, reg- JQj,
ularly 15c, special
8- open Vegetable Dishes, reg- . _
ularly 20c, Saturday IOC
10-inch Meat Dishes, regularly 20c, -(-
special IOC
12-inch Meat Dishes, regularly 85c, oe.
special
14-inch Meat Dishes, regularly 45c,
special oOC
Sugar Bowl with cover, regularly . -
25c, special .....ISfC
Cream Pitchers, regularly 25c, * q
special ... .... ......
Buy Mother a Hair
Switch or Transformation
and she’ll appreciate the gift far more than she would
anything else —for not only is a Switch or Transform
ation practical —it adds to her appearance and is a
source of Joy and pleasure for many, many months.
We have selected six items for a special offering and
have greatly reduced the prices.
18-lneh Switches of fine wavy
hair at 950
20-inch Switches of fine wavy
h *ir at .. ..*1 65
18-lnch Grey Switches of fine
hair at $2 95
20-inch Grey Switches of fine
hair at . .$3.95
Transforamtions of fine wavy
bair at $1 65
Grey Transformations of fine
hair at . .flu .95
Expert attendants will guarantee a
perfect match.
Doll W’igs—long curls, natural hair,
all shades and sizes, *2 50 up.
SiITH'M'NEIL’S
TO CLOSE DOORS
New York Landmark of 60
Years Forced to Wall---Old
Proprietor Was Millionaire.
New Yor. —Smith & McNeil’s res
taurant and hotel, a land-mark for 60
GRAND TONIGHT
• .THE GREAT DRAMATIC SUCCESS
THE TRAIL 1
LONESOME PINE
I fl, fuel »t Bert l>t WHS
SEATS NOW SELLING.
—Evening, $l5O to 25c.
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ANY SOROS IS HIGH SHOE, $2.95.
Every Shoe of our stock of Sorosis high shoes, including the favorite
$5.00 models, will be priced Saturday (No rkP*
for
COMFIES FOR XMAS.
Felt Comfies and Juliettes, fur trimmed SI.OO and $1.50
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Boys 9 Clothing at a Great
Range of Prices
years on Washington and Greenwich
Streets and known by thousands of
travelers when the only entrance to
New York was by ferry, made an as
signment yesterday and may be com
pelled to close Its doors forever.
The restaurant was started by
Henry Smith and Thomas B. McNeil
In 1849 In a basement room, emerging
above the surface of the street sev
eral years later In a part of the pres
ent quarters. Smith died In 1881, but
McNeil continued dally at the place
until three years ago W'hen he retired
at the age of 83 to his ranch at Ven
tura. Calif, He was more than once
a millionaire and to the end he con
tinued the same homely methods of
business that had marked the part
inershlp. For years under that organ
ization the servants had been paid
j nightly and when the share of the
house had been set aside the partners
themselves divided what remained.
THE 15,000 STRIKING MINERS.
Cleveland, O.—That the Joint con
ference of the miners and operators
representing the Western Ohio coal
field, where 15,000 miners have been
on strike since the first of April last,
would complete Its work here today,
either by settling the strike or by fall
ing to reach an agreement, was the
belief expressed by leaders of both
factions when the conference was
tcallcd to order today,
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SHOES
TO $3.00 VALUES SATURDAY FOR $1.98.
Ladies’ patent and gunmetal button boots, gunmetal and
kid lace boots, with Goodyear welts and high d»| QQ
or low heels, values to $3.00, for 1 .5/0
Balmacaan Coats, in new
est fabrics, made on the
lines of men’s coats, ages
6 to 17 years, $5 to $7.50
Boys’ Rain Coats, cloth
lined with rubber,
from . . . . $3.50 and $4
Boys’ Suits, all stylishly
made and guaranteed to
give good wear and sat
isfaction. . .$4.00 to $lO
Boys’ Hats and Caps,
from 50c to $2
30
FREE
SURETY
COUPONS
With every purchase of
SI.OO or more
SATURDAY.
Stamp Desk, First Floor.
Number in books unlim
ited.
BIG SUMS SPENT
UT CANDIDATES
Expense Accounts Filed By
Parties in Pennsylvania
Elections---Ran in Debt.
Philadelphia.—Large sums of money
were spent by the several political
parties In the recent campaign In
Pennsylvania several of them going In
debt. The filing of expense accounts
expired last night.
The Republican state committee
spent 238,201: the Philadelphia Pity
Committee, $91,823 and the Hrim
batigh Citizens’ t’ommlttee, $20,988. or
a total of $350,812 In the Interest of
the Republican ticket. The state com
mittee went Into debt to the .amount
of $92,471, and the Philadelphia t’lty
Pommlttee owes more than SIB,OOO.
The I>emocrattc state committee
spent $98,000 and has outstanding ob
ligations of more than $14,000. Vance
McCormick, the defeated Democratic
candidate for governor, spent $21,938,
of which about $2,500 was contributed
by relatives. McCormick also spent a
Nothing More
Practical Than
Welcome to Toyland
During December of each year we take Santa Claus as a partner in business.
Bring the Children Early.
Let them see the store of toys. Articles bought now will be stored until
wanted.
Mechanical train sets, Ives’, com- d»| or*
plete with track, $1.35 value ....
25c Red Slat Wagons for the | a
toddler I*/C
65c Folding Doll Go-Carts, for the rn
little girls DUC
Cambell’s Kids, boys and girls dress- fn
ed, 59c values for «JUC
$1.50 value 24 inch jointed dolls, with open
ing and closing eyes, light and dark aq
wigs */OC
Buy Toys Now—We Will Store Them Until
Christmas.
White's Groceries “ More for a K ar Ehewher a e nDollar w,u
SURETY COUPONS WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF GROCERIES
CANNED VEGETABLES .
Teas, Early June,
6 ca n 540
Tomatoes, No. 3 cans,
6 cans .. 53°
Corn, Sugar, 6 cans 480
String Beans, 6 cans. . . 450
Sweet Potatoes, No. 3,
3 fans 290
Beets, Baby, 2 cans 290
Asparagus Tips, 3 cans.. 43o
Tomatoes and Green
Peppers, 2 cans 290
f.ima Beans, 3 cans 370
Dye Hominy, No. 3,
2 cans 27
Pumpkin, No. 3, Van
Camp’s, 3 cans.. ~ .. .. 250
Mixed Vegetables for
Soup, 3 eans 270
Tomatoes, Pulp, 3 cans.... 140
Peas, sifted, No. 2,
6 cans.. .. 750
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA. GA.
large sum of money to win the nomi
nation. M. O. Brumbaugh, the win
ning candidate, spent $4,900.
The Washington (Progressive)
Party, which filed Its account several
days ago, spent more than $31,000,
while the senatorial campaign cost
Gifford Plnchot more than $42,000.
Senator Boles Penrone contributed
$3,500 to his own campaign.
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DRINK
‘fydffwavs Tea
YOUR * GROCER HAS IT
(321)
$1.50 Two-Clasp tM OE
Ladies’ Gloves ....o**^3
Special sale of them
Saturday. Colors are black,
white, grey and tan.
Guaranteed only when
fitted at counter.
In fancy box for gifts.
Special Saturday d*|
price «pl.£D
COLD MEATS—
Sliced Boiled Ham, lb.. . 350
Sliced Bologna Sausage,
Luncheon Corn Beef, 1b..280
Sliced Hogshead Cheese,
l* l 20 <:
Souse Mcnt, pickled 200
Pork Sausage, country style
lb 200
Corned Beef, pickled, lb./JOC
Pigs’ Feet, dozen 280
Dresscd Hens, lb 2AC
FRUIT—
Celery, fancy, bunch •
I/cmons, dozen ■] Ks;
Oranges, dozen jnr;
Grape Fruit, 3 for ji)i:
Apples, fancy, peek., .. QOc
SNOWDRIFT COMPOUND—
Size 6 54.0
Size 10 *i r»u
20 ..**2'ls
$52.90 Canal
Tolls Didn’t Pay
Washington,—The smallest vessel
which has made use of the Panama
Underwear Specials
Ladies’ Jersey ribbed Union Suits, in va
riety of styles. Regular SI.OO
sellers OilC
Ladies’ Jersey ribbed Union Suits,
bleached cotton, high neck, long r A
sleeves, ankle length, 65c value DUC
Ladies’ ribbed Union Suits, fleece lined,
high neck, long sleeves, ankle ort
length. Regular 50c value ....
Ladies’ ribbed fleeced Vests and Pants,
regular and extra sizes. fa
59c sellers DUC
Ladies’ ribbed Corset Covers, tape or
at waist, 35c value £*) C
Neckwear
New shipment ladies’ Neckwear, Collars
and Coat Sets, made of organdy and
lawn lace, trimmed season’s of
latest styles. On table, choice. . £<«}C
Ladies’ one clasp tan cape Gloves, (t»-i
curled backs. Regular $1.25 value
Girls' and Boys' (f* f
Play Suits *r -*•
■^l7^jl- J. k
Jly wmmmrnm
Swift’s Premium
Hams | flip
Pound lo 2 u
COFFEE
e. c. n„ iii 290
Rourbon Santos, 1b...250
Surety, lb 33 f -
Fourth Avenue, lb., . 380
TEA
J. B. W. Special Blend,
60c for . 480
Saturday Supper
Half chicken broiled on toast, hominy, hot rolls,
choice of drinks. A real old fashioned Southern,
Supper, served Southern style. t
Music from 6:30 to 9:30. r rf
Gray Triple-Coat
ed Enamel Ware
19c
Lipped kettles, several sizes;
Berlin kettles, four-quart milk
cans, covered buckets, wash
basins. Values to 49c. | Q
Saturday all day for. . 1«/ C
Indian Chief d*|
Suits v *
$1.50 Broncho rt*j
Girls’ Suits .... V*
Indian Squaw d»|
Suits VI
$1.25 Boy Scout d»-i
Suits 01
Other Play Suits
Flour, Golden Harvest,
24 lb sack 030
Flour, Self Rising Jersey
Cream, 24 ll> sack Ofti7
Harris, Klngham’s, I'FV, lb 19'/ a C
Butter, Surety; IreHt
creamery; lb .37c
Potatoes, Irish, peek,. ~QQC
Rice, fancy Japan, 10 lbs. 570
Eggs, ( liar lirook; guaran
teed; dozen 320
Cheese, Cream, lb 200
Breakfast Bacon, Armour
Star, 1-lb carton 340
Mackerel, new, 80. |3C, 180
Sugar, Granulated, 2a-lb
bag.. .. .. Sil 45
Wo Give Stamps With Sugar
PURE LARD
size 5 7HO
Size 10 jftl r?r;
Hll “' 20 *2 95
t’anal In commercial service today is
the Nicaraguan motor schooner VVil
helmfna which on November 21st
completed a double transit of the ca
nal. Him Is a tiny craft of only forty
six tons net measurement so that It
Is doubtful whether the $52.90 which
she paid In tolls for the passing
through the canal one way covered the
At BIJOU Today
As variety Is the spice of life, we
offer today a change Irt
KEITH VAUDEVILLE.
4 ACTS 4
These four Keith acts are direct
from New Vork and ’are there.”
1— Stanley, O’Brien and Brodie,
(A comedy Act.)
2 The Roeellos,
(A Real Musical Act.)
3 Maddock,
(Hounding Wire and Hand-
Ha lancer.)
4 Irving Lewie,
(The Dutch Nut With the
funny Slide.)
And a three reel movie feature —
"A Father's Crime."
Music by Andenegul’s < trehestra.
Look at the prlees: Matinee, all
si ds 10c. Night, balcony, 10cj
lower floor, 20c.
Continuous show. No waiting.
From 2:30 to 5:00 7:30 to 10:00.
BE BIOJU-BOUND.
THREE
TOILET
GOODS
Hind’s Honey
nnc! Almond
Cream ....
I.lsterlno ....
IMoxogen ....
Pebeco Tooth
Paste
Newbro’s
llerplcide ..
Wilson’s Frec
kle Cream..
Babcock’s Cut
Hose Toilet
Water
La zelle’s Face
Powder ...,
Pond’s K.xtract
Kolynos Mouth
Wash
Lyon’s Tooth
Paste
Sanitol Tooth
Powder ....
Jergen’s lb.
Talcum ....
Peroxide of
Hydrogen ..
Arnica Tooth
Soap
Dioxogen ....
Danderlne ...
Pond’s Extract
Arnica Face
Cream
Mead & Ba
ker’s Mouth
Wash
Frostllla ....
Regular
50c
Regular
25c
Jtoße Water and Glycerine KSC
Paul Jones
Middies $1
$ 1.69
In all white d»|
galatea «j)i
White with blue d»|
collar
All blue or d*! aa
black sH.O3
Each blouse with a
Paul Jones instructions,
for laundering.
Dresses and Coats r
Girls’ Dresses
from $2.75 up
Tots’ Coats
from $2.50 up
Girls’ Coats
from $5.95 up
DESSERT FRUITS, NO. 3.
DEL MONTE—
Peaches, 3 cans 70*-
Pears, 3 cana 680
Apricots, 3 cans QQC
Cherries, 3 cans TkC
i'lums, 3 cans nKc
DRIED FRUITS—
Peachea, 3 lbs 250
Apricot a, 2 IbH.. ~ .. • .5} ,C
Prunes, 2 lim 9 ’C
Apples, 3 pkgs 9f ,C
Raisins, layer, lb T( iC
Figs, layer, lb lf)G
Dates, l-|b pkg J^O
Raisins, seeded, 1-lb.,
2 pkgs . 230
Currants, 1 lb, 2 pkgs.. ..250
Raisins, Kultana, 1-lb
Crystallseii Pineapple, lb.. 480
Crystallzed Cherries, 1b...500
cost of the vnat quantity of water
locked through with her, the electrlo
power necessary to operate the me
ilianlsm and the manual labor In
volved.
Mrs Green Do you ever flatter yaw
husband?
Mrs. Wyee Yes, 1 sometimes a*k his
Ills advice about things.—Hoston Tran
script .
QTniyn TODAY ONLY
O I nAHU CONTINUOUSLY
THE DRAMASCOPE COMPANY.
Presents
DIBTRICT ATTORNEY WHIT
MAN, OF NEW YORK,
—In—
"SMASHING THE VICE
TRUST.”
The Most Powerful Moving
Picture Kver Staged, In six
Parts and 700 Stirring Scenes.
Startling Disclosures of the
White Slave Ring. Approved
by Dr. c | II Parkhurst
and Hundreds of Great and In
fluential Men and Women.
Show; Begin—
-10:30 3:00 7:00
12:00 4:30 9:00
1:30 6:00 10:30
At Regular Prices —6c and 100.
THE BEBT—SO COMEI
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