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ftY, DECEMBER 4. 1914.
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■ and Women’s Apparel in the History of Augusta
Misses’ and Juniors’ Tailored Suits
sls to $lB Tailored Suits
$9.98
C. H. Schneider & Bros. Women’s Apparel Lines—Especially Suits Known Far
hnd Wide. Here’s One of the Best Opportunities in Years to Make Genuine Sav
ings on Well Made Garments.
V—Strictly men tailored skirts—from a leading maker. Newest and latest models—
short and long coat effects —some are trimmed—others are tailored finish. Among
the many materials that have been used in making these suits are—
Serges Gabardines Broadcloths Cheviots
w-/Tke lot embraces the season’s leading shades —many of the coats are lined
ithroughout with a fine quality of silk —others of satin—others of peau de cygne.
'JEkqrts in the very newest and most approved models. Sizes for misses, juniors and
W*men who take the smaller sizes.
$3.50 Coats at $1.98
limited quantity of Girls’ Pile
fabric Coats—with plain backs, button
thigh to the neck. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
IC. H. Schneider & Bros. $3.50 Coats
Saturday Price $1.98
C. H. Schneider & Bro’s.
Children’s Wear
Children’s $5.00 Coats
Special at
$2.98
n-flfi&most attractive group of finely made coats for
ftrtsiof 2 to 6 years—of chinchillas, fancy mixtures
pffiid* corduroys. Season’s new styles—finely finished
C. H. Schneider & Bros. Price $5.00
Our Special Price is $2.98
Children’s 75 qn«
DRESSES, at ..
—Of good quality cham
brays and ginghams,
some galateas, pretty
.styles and colorings.
Sizes 2 to 6 years.
O. H. Schneider & Bros.
Price, 75c.
Our Special Price, 39c.
C.H, Schneider&Bro’s, Muslin Undeavear
75c Nainsook Drawers mim
75c Nainsook Gowns
75c Nainsook Corset Covers
75c Nainsook Combinations
Finely made muslinwear and trimmed with neat
embroideries and laces. Many styles to choose from.
#Come early.
C. H. Schneider & Bro’s. Price Was 75c
Our Special Price Saturday is 50c Each
nd a bugle and lota of story books,
cap pistol and caps and a ball and
nything you think Is good for a little
oy 9 years old. Rembert Allen, 1158
[road Street,
Dear Sarta Clause: Tam a little
>oy 12 years old. and I have been help
ng my mother. T would like very much
nr you to bring me a pair of cow boy
lovi- «in overcoat, a byrlrle. nd a
cout lit. Santa please dont forget
mother Millie. Your friend Alven L.
Jos we 11.
Dear 8«ni8 <" use: lam a lltt'e boy
J yeafi, old's nd go to school every dhy
[ want you to bring me a fur cowboy
iu!t. a bicycle, raincoat, a lent and a
tra'ti that goes round and round a track,
lanta please don't forget my little sls
er Mildred. With love and best wish
is your friend, Hlran Holly. 1647 Hicks
greet.
£swr Santa Clausa: lam a little
GIRLS’ COATS SPECIALLY PRICED!
Infants’ $1.50 7c*
CAPS for /wl
—Of a fine quality of
silk poplin and mes
saline several charm
ing styles trimmed
with dainty laces.
C. H. Schneider & Bros.
Price, $1.50
Our Special Price, 75c
$25 to S3O Tailored Suits
$1495
$7.50 Coats at $3.98
—Well made in the prevailing styles of
the season —of cotton plushes and mo-*
hairs. Good serasible styles—serviceable
—button high to the neck—and with
small turnover collar. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
C. H. Schneider & Bros. $7.50 Coats
Special Saturday Price. $3.98.
boy 11 years old and go to school every
day. my mother says I am a very good
I
little boy. 1 would like very much for
you to bring me a police suit, a blljy
goat and wagon, a tent, drum and a
train that runs round on a track. With
love and best wishes, Ollle Huntington
1639 Hicks street.
Dear Santa Claus: lam a little hoy
nearly 4 years old. IMease bring me a
teddy bear and a jump out of the box
and a horse and a drum and a rake and
a shovel a hoe and fruit and some
sparklers and don't lorget my little sis
ter Martha, pie.so bring her a do'l and
carriage and music box. Well good by
from tour little boy Harry Lee Parker.
1652 St. Luke street.
Dear Santa: Please bring me a doll
and carriage a horn and a bracelet also
a game of checker* and Santa don't for
get the fruit and candy. Wishing you
and Mrs. Santa a Merry Chrisunas, with
C. H. Schneider & Bro. Women’s Shoes
$4.00 Women’s Button Shoes
Choice on Ck! O Good Range
Saturday of Sizes
—Women’s patent leather cloth top button shoes—also gun metal
shoes, with dull leather tops. Hundreds of pairs—some have toe caps
—others plain toes, and spool heels. Also women’s gun metal Eng
lish walking lace shoes —broad toes and low broad heels.
%
C. H. Schneider Bro. $4.00
Shoes Specially Priced Saturday
$1.35 Couch 4| AA
Covers
Large, full size reversible ta
pestry couch covers, in red or
green and fringed.
Fine Flannel
Five hundred yards fine white wool Flannel,
extra wide and a good quality, to sell at,
yard 10C
Bleached Cambric
Fitll yard wide extra good quality of bleach
ed Cambric, like Lon: dale, special,
yard
Cotton Blankets
Large 11-quarter Cotton Blankets, and large,
extra heavy Comforts, covered with good
satteen, at 98°
Mixed Blankets
Large 11-quarter won mixed Blankets, ex
tra heavy, good quality, pair.. • . *1 98
love- Myrtle Mae Wldener, 1702 St. Luke
street.
Dear Santa Claus: Don't forget me, I
am a yeas old and a darling little pet
to, so mother says, Please bring me a
little ball and a tiny doll and a little
bank to save my pennies. Ta la, Santa.
A merry Christmas to you. Little Martha
Parker, 1652 St. Luke street.
Dear Santa Clause: I am a little
glri 7 years old and In the second grade
and r want you to bring me a ralneape,
a pair of rubber* box of paints and box
of nice candy and lots of fruit. Santa
my big brother Lester wants a overcoat.
Sett:. c:aus please don’t forget my lit
tle friend Katrine Foster. With love and
bent wishes, your friend, Ruth Boswell,
1643 Hicks street.
Dear Santa Clause I am a little girl
eleven years old and In the sixth grade,
and I want van to bring rne a writing
desk, a big doll, and a table with four
chairs. 1 want the table to be a big one,
I
$2.25 Novelty Ql Efi
Curtains, Pr. v I
Made of fine quality net, beau
tiful Renaisance, braided de
signs, white or ecru; sill length.
Plaid Blankets
11-quarter plaid and plain wool mixed Blan
kets. These are beauties. See them, at,
pair *2 98
Wool Blankets
All pure lamb's wool Blankets, 11 - quarter
size, extra good values and a good buy
at, pair 83 98
Fine Comforts
Extra quality satteen covered Comfort*, fill
ed with good cotton, and a big buy
at 82 98
Jungle Blankets
Babies' large size Jungle Blankets. All new
patterns. Big buy, at 300
and I want afl kind of firework* and
fruit*. Santa please dont forget my lit
tle friend, George Jameson. With love
and best wishes, your friend, Katrine
Foster, 1630 Hicks street.
AT THE STRAND
"A friend of mine, a hospital
matron of large experience, In
vited her fourteen assistants to
attend the play. The result was
that upon their return home *he
found them all. Catholics and Pro
testants, on bended knees offer
ing prayers of thanksgiving that
they had been saved from the aw
ful fate of the glrlu in the pic-
Two Big Women’s Coat Values
- $10.50 Women’s Coats
$4.3 S
Another One of Those Coat Sensations—of Which There Have Been Manyint TMs
Great Disposal of C. H. Schneider & Bros. Stocks. A Truly Wonderful Collection,
Every Model New and Correct —Savings of 1-3 to Nearly 1-2.
—Coats made for 0. 11. Schneider &■ Bros, -stocks in this great sale
coats that are strictly correct in style—coats that are-finely made —finely finished
—and coats of only the finest materials.
—Full length and three-quarter length models—some have plain collars—
with trimmed effects —and the.greater portion of thedot’aredined with guaranteed,
satins of an exceptional quality,
Cheviot Coats Boucle Coats WlaT&tHtoOwft
Soft Woolen Coats Arabfhn^M&tftoate
All Sizes in the Lot—The Season’s Coat Opportunity!
A STARTLING WOMEN’S DRESS OFFER!
$15.00 One Piece Dresses at $8.95
.—Finely made one piece drosses—drovssos that would sell for slssOO;anyio3hyintf!fe
year. A wonderful variety of fetching styles—brand-new models and the choicest
colorings. Among the many materials are Velveteens —and rare good •combinations
of velveteens and satins. All sizes—and fair warning— COME EARLY SATUR
DAY MORNING.
SIO.OO Dresses- Special Price Saturday, $8.05
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tore and resolving to protect them
selves from possible dangers.”—
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, president
of National Political Equality
League.
Tho above was written with refer
ence to the picture play that Is being
presented nt The Hlrund today and
this evening, only, "Hmashlng the Vice
Trust,” In which District Attorney
Whitman Is seen In action. Mr Whit
man In this film Is appearing for the
first time In motion pictures, and the
production Is one of the most power
ful ever brought to Augusta.
Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst, tho fa
mous crusader against vice and fore
most Presbyterian minister, concern
ing the picture, "Hmsshlng the -Vie#
Trust," said In the public print: "Ev
ery country and city womuu should
Trimmed Millinery
Sale! Extra!
Fashionable Trimmed Hats
Newest and Most Ap
proved Models in the Sea
son’s Greatest Sale—Two
Groups—Two Prices
$4.00 AND $5.00 HATS
$2.75
$6.00 AND $7.50 HATS
$3.95
—Of black velvet and satin
for the most part —in the
new colors, and black and
white. Large Bailor shapes,
close-fitting effects and the
chic little turbans. Trim
mings are most simple—fur,
flowers, ostrich fancies, sil
ver novelty effects, ribbons
and fur pompons.
TWO UNTRIMMED
HAT SPECIALS
Lot 1—51.50 untrimmcd
Hats, very special...
T/)t, 2 $2 and $3 untrim
med Hats, special... .98^
SCHNEIDERS
see the film ("Hmashlng the Vice
Trust”) exposing while slavery and
Its attendant horrors.”
LEOPOLD CROSS IS GIVEN
BELGIAN BAND, CYCLISTS
Furne*.—Tty order of King Albert,
the cross of the Order of Leopold was
conferred on every member of the lit
tle band of cyclists who crossed the
fiormaii lines and blew up a bridge
near Mens, which cut the German
communications for three days and al
lowed the Allies to assemble the force
necessary to check the advance of the
Germans toward Calais.
This company of cyclists, from
which the men wire taken for this
piece of hazardous work, in composed
$15.00 Women’s Coats
$9.95
C.H. Schneider & Bro’s. i
Women’s Waists
—Another lot of waists—
from their boxes—in a rnli
ning Saturday £ale. Waists
in nearly every fashionable
style—of—
Voiles, Novelty Effects,
Taffetas, Messaline, N ow
elty Silks, Chiffon
—High and low nfcck'
models—with and without
the new flare effect collars
—trimmings of laces, em
broideries, silk braids, icom-.
binations and button^
C. H. Schneider &*«'Bro’s.
SI.OO Waists f0r.,.50c
C. H. Schneider & Bro’s.
$2 Velvet Jumpers for 98c
C. H. Schneider & Bro’s.
$4 Waists for., $1.98
$2.00 HOUSE DRESSES,
SATURDAY, 98c
—Of chambrqy, percale,
seersucker and linene—
high and low neck styles
*—three-quarter and full
length sleeves —full skirts—
deep hems. Sizes 34 to 46.
of 300 members, sworn to give their
lives to the country. Only ten were
taken from each regiment out of the
many who volunteered. The corps is
used In operations which often mean
certain death. In the present case,
the destruction of the bridge cut off
the Germans' supplies and Is consid
ered by the king to ho dlreetly respon
sible for tho failure of the Germans
to \>reak through the line of the Al
lies 1n the critical days of tha first
wook of November.
The officers who received both the
Cross of Honor nnd the rank of che
valier of the Order of Leopold were
t'aptain Delfrosse, Captain Courbols,
Lieutenants de Rode, Gervots, Flebus,
Pnrdden nnd Rolers, while the cross
wus given to twenty-four non-com
missioned officers and sniistsd into.
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