The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current, December 06, 1914, Home Edition, Page THREE, Image 19

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 0. ’ The Herald Gives $20.00 in Merchandise Free Every Here’s a chance for somebody—it might as well be you—to get $lO worth of merchandise ABSOLUTELY FREE, somebody else $4.00 worth; another $3.00; another $2.00; another SI.OO worth. This total of $20.00 worth is giyen EVERY' week absolutely FREE. Each one of five dif ferent people will receive orders worth from *1 to $lO. in the 20 ads published below are two intentionally misspelled words, neither con taining any of the letters, G, L, R and T. Find these words and writs them neatly on the coupon in the upper right-hand corner; also write your name and address, also state on what 10 advertisers you prefer or ders for SI.OO each in merchandise, which merchandise will be paid for by The Herald. Winners will be decided by the neatest correct, or neatest nearest correct answer. The winner of the first prize will get his order on ex- PLEASE READ THIS AD We will give an extra pair of Trousers with every Tailored Suit for the next Ten days or 15 per cent discount. We specialize on med ium priced Suits and Overcoats, it will he to your interest to see our line. The Best Looking $5.00 .Vests in town for $3.50. A Bicycle Free Christ mas Eve. We have a swell line of Christmas Gifts and Furnishings at “The Right Prices.” FARR-SEIGLER CLOTHING CO. 1044 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA GA. Prizes For Guessing Gold Fish Given Away Prize No. I—Three Gold Pish, globe and package of food. Prize No. 2—Two Gold Fish and globe. Prize No. 3—One Gold Fish and globe. The first child, not over fifteen years old, guessing nearest the num ber of fish in the aquarium in our window, gets Prize No. 1, the next nearest guess, prize No. 2, and the third. No. 3. You are allowed only one guess and this will be reg istered with your name and address and the time of day that you made it and will also be given a number so that there will be no possible chance of an error. No one over fifteen years old allowed to guess. This opens Monday morning and closes Wednesday at 6 p. m. GOLD FISH, GLOBES, AQUA RIUM PLANTS, AQUARIUM OR NAMENTS, PEBBLES AND 1 FISH FOOD ALL IN STOCK NOW. A FINE LOT OF CANARY BIRDS WILL ARRIVE THIS WEEK. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF BRASS AND ENAMEL CAGES. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY AND NOTE PRICES, THEY ARE RIGHT. Alexander’s Mixed Bird Seed, per pound 15c Bird Manna, package 15c Red and Silver Gravel, per b0x....5c Bird Bitters, Bird Bath Tubs, Sin gle and Double Cage Springs and Cuttle Fish Bone in stock. ALEXANDER SEED CO. Dll Broad St. Phone No. 159. Sec Our Stock for Useful Pres ent Suggestions Dining Room, Parlor, Library, Hall, Kitchen. All are represented in attractive sets and odd pieces at lowest prices consistent with depend able furniture. MAXWELL BROS. Home Furnishers. 973 Broad Street. CHAS. A. GARDNER DEALER IN NATIVE FRESH MEATS. Vegetables, Fresh Norfolk Oysters, Poultry and Eggs- I specialize on country style all Pork Sausage. 442 Jackson St. Phone 3241 Rather Early But We Must Begin Tomorrow Every Dress, Suit and Coat will be sold for one-half the price. When we say one-half price we mean a garment mark ed $lO, you will buy it for $5.00. Don’t believe the paper, but come to our store and we will show you. Suits, Coats and Dresses, styles of the day, from the best makers of New York City, with one half the amount of our former prices. Buy yourself stylish clothes and save many a dollar at the Little Store With the Big Bar gains. VOLKS Ladies’ Ready to Wear. 1046 Broad Street Phone 1177. Best Grades -ol- COAL COKE -and- WOOD PROMPT SERVICE. HEFFERNAN Coal & Wood Company 532 Watkins St. PHONE 814 Week — No Cost to You — Read! actly the advertisers he prefers and the other winners will get their or ders on the advertisers not named by the winner of the first prize. Just take these orders to the firms to which they are addressed and they will be accepted as cash, being paid for by The Herald. In case there is a tie between contestants as to neatness and correctness of answers, the an swer received first by The Herald will be given preference. Address all Drink and Enjoy KENNYS Teas and Coffees KENNY also sells the best Rice, Grits, Cocoa, Chocolate. Walter Baker’s Chocolate, per pound .. .. 35C Walter Baker’s Cocoa, per pound .. .. 40 c Best Head Rice, 3 lbs 25 ( - Broken Rice, per lb 5C C. D. KENNY COMPANY CALL PHONE No. 601. "Phone Orders Given Prompt Attention.” Don’t Let the Next Cold Snap Catch You Unpre pared SEE SPETH The Stove Man Everything in— STOVES HEATERS RANGES AND ACCESSORIES. Walk a Block With your prize order and save a dol lar by buying the fa mous Economy Shoes The latest and best styles in men’s and women’s, at $2.50 <& $3.00 You save at least a dollar on each pair. Economy Shoe Co. 310 Jackson St. f’HE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. Man’s Hat Free Monday With any Gent's Suit we sell. No money down. Make first payment January 2d, 1915. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. Masters Agee Co. 931 Broad Street. Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Notions for the entire Family . YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD, Rinker - Deas Paint Manufactur ing Co. “THE PIONEER PAINT MAKERS OF AUGUSTA.” High grade paints at factory prices. Buy of us and save the middle man’s profit. PHONE 3066. 915-917 ELLIS ST. Walk-Over Shoes -For- Men & Women Afford tho largest vari ety of styles— The Best Quality— The Most Comfort— The Greatest Value— s3.oo and up. Walk-Over Boot Shop C. A. Nickerson, Manager. answers to ''Misspelled Word Contest, care The Herald.” They may he either mailed or brought to The Herald office, and they will he con sidered in order of receipt, but neatness and correctness count more than time. Answers to this contest must be in The Herald office by noon next Friday. This page will appear-again next Sunday. On that date winners will he announced and the prizes mailed. STYLISH MILLINERY Never has it been our pleasure to present so many striking ex amples of econemy as those having to do with this Christ mas event. And the quality is superior in every hat we are showing. This is one chapter of a story of absorbing interest to women who want to save, and at the same time wear the most stylish hat to be found in the city. Come in and let us show you. THE BONNET SHOP E. A. NIXON, Manager. 214 9th Street. We Wash Everything the Family Wears You can send us the whole family wash and we'll handle It —"wet work"—returning the clothes ready for the line; or “rough dried” ready for sprinkling or ironing. Or we’ll completely launder all or any part of it. We give blanket washing our special attention returning them to you as soft and fleecy as possible. DRY CLEANING SPECIALS Men’s Suits Dry Cleaned an 1 sterellzed 75c Ladies’ Coat Suits Dry Clean ed and sterilized .. SIOO up Empire Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company Telephones— -51-769-1247-J The one best prize for any home is a— COLE’S HOT BLAST HEATER This is absolute ly the best heater on the market. Let us show you. Culpepper Bros. 1019-1021 Broad Street. . Guarantee Shoes AT $3.00 CARRY More style, Better Work man sh i p and Finer Materials than $4.00 Shoes at other shops. Guarantee Shoe Company A. [.DYKES Furniture Co. 901 Broad St. Phone 3317 Wc hav # e a full lino of Pedestals, Tabourettes an <1 Ladies’ Writing Desks that we arc offering at a close price. We are offering for this week a lot of 2 inch continu ous post Iron Beds at $8.98. SAVE MONEY * 25 per cent off on Suits and Ov ercoatn, 10 per cent off on alll oth er goods. Special «dd lots Suits.. .$9 50 $15.00 .Suits or Overcoats 81125 $20.00 Suits or Overcoats 81500 $25.00 Suits or Overcoats 81875 Boys' Suits from 83 00 to 8800 Men's Cants from 82 50 o 80 00 Hats from 8150 to 83 50 Shirts from S()C to 8150 Underwear from ..50 <: to 82 00 Gloves from.. • 25C to 8300 Sox, Ties, Pajamas, Umbrellas and other goods at 10 p r -r cent dis count from regular prices. F. G. MERTINS 854 Broad St. COUPON To Augusta Herald Misspell ed Word Contest Dept. The two misspelled words and words not containing any of the letters G, L, R and T, are If successful make my order of $1 each on the following 10: My name and address is: i PRIZES AWARDED FOR SUN DAY. NOV. 29TH AS FOLLOWS: Mrs. V. M. Cooper, 721 Greene St., First prize. Miss Mary Furman, 102 Broad St., Seer»nd prize. Miss Roberta Biggar, 916 Greene St., Third prize. Miss Rtchardine Puryear. 329 Ellis St. Fourth prize. Mr. .1. H. Conley, 1420 Troupe St., Monte Sano, Fifth prize. If you’re at all particular, drink Bludwine For Your Health's Sake , 5c Cleanest, most healthful and the best soft drink in the world and if you haven’t tried it do so and then you will continue to driuk it. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. Why Not Give Him Cuff . Buttons? What if he does have one pair—an other won’t come amiss, for cuff but tons have the unhap py faculty of disap pearing when they’re wanted most. You can depend upon it; he needs cuff but tons. With a scarf pin to match, you couldn’t choose a more desir able gift to a man. L.J.Schaul&Co. 840 Broad. THREE