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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11. SATURDAY and AFTER S UPPER SALES 30 FREE SURETY COUPONS A itli every purchase of SI.OO or more Saturday. Apply Stamp Desk, Main Floor. After Supper Sales 6 TO 7 O’CLOCK. Cuticura Soap 19C Uneeda Biscuit, Lemon Snaps, ZuZus, 3 packages JQC Brooms, first-class quality, 5-sewed, smooth handles, regular 35c quality, special, for . . 29C Ornaments, match safes, tobacco jars, trays, tea pots, mugs, salts and peppers, etc., values to 75c, special, each .. 19c Corset Covers, nicely trimmed, 25c values, for .. . 12%C Ladies’ fast black, seamless Hose, each • 5 C 7 TO 8 O’CLOCK. Lyon’s Tooth Powder .. .. . 19C Octagon Soap, 3 cakes IOC Grey Enc lelware, good quality, values to 50c, special .. 19C Japanese Cups and Saucers, an ideal Christmas remembrance, regular 20 each values, special, cup and saucer .. •-L 19c Childrens Petticoats, on stout bodies, 39c and 50c values, for 19C Combinations, face trimmed, 98c values, for .. .. 59C 8 TO 9 O’CLOCK. Packer’s Tar Soap ISC Sweetheart Toilet Soap, 3 cakes ' ftC Surety Cocoa, half-pound tins .. lgC W. B. Corsets, $1.50 values .. . -69 c Brassieres, 39c and 50c values .. 25C Brooms, lightweight, 4-sewed, se lected straw, 30c quality, spe cial 19C Water Tumblers, 9-oz., smooth botom, Colonial, regularly 50c dozen, special, each .. . 3C SWITCHES 28 and 30 inches long *2.50 Saturday. All Shades except gray. (Second floor) TIE SMITHS' GREATER SHOWS EHME FRIDAY Are Here Again For Winter. Will Spend Thousands of Dol lars in Augusta This Winter. Th Smiths’ Greater Shows arrived here at 8:30 o'clock Friday morning via the. Southern Railway to go into winter quarters. It is a notable fact that the Smiths’ Shows have chosen SIGNOR GENNARO PUNARO VIOLINIST. Lessons given in private homes, in town or out-of-town. Formerly under Schra dleck. Special mualc for churches, weddings, receptions and afternoon teas. For particulars, address 623 Bth Street. Phone 3157-W or 1895-W. CANDY Friends, Sweethearts, Mother, Sister, will appreciate your gift— and good Judgment if It comes from Augusta’s only real candy etore.. More than 500 kinds to select from. 15 cents to SI.OO a pound. Delivered when and where you say. Earle Hollingsworth. 946 Broad. Phone 1666. I St \ #» ;! She Can Never Have Too Many Gloves No matter how many she receives, another pair is always welcome. Ladies' Two-Clasp Kid Gloves, Paris point backs, in black, white, tan and gray; guaranteed when fitted at counter; regular $1.60 sellers, Saturday only -j Ladies’ one-clasp tan cape walk ing Gloves, just the thing for shop ping, motoring, $1.25 values, Satur day for $1 00 Children’s Wool Gloves, black and colors, all. sizes .. 25 c New Neckwear Ladies’ Neckwear, newest shapes collar of embroidered lawn and net, lace trimmed on center counter for early selection; 35c values for 25c One lot Neckwear, broken lots of 25c and 50c sellers, slightly mussed choice on table 15C Sweater Coats For boys, made of heavy wool, grey and navy; sizes 28 to 34 $1.25 sellers, for Special Prices on Hose and Underwear for Saturday. Augusta in which to spend the winter season for tl.e past several years. The company, carrying one hundred people, with the shows’ wild animals, full equipment, etc., came in in eight cars, and unloaded near the Lamar Hospital, where they have secured the use of a large building in which to house until warm weather again. The Smiths’ Shows bring thousands of dollars to Augusta every winter. Their presence means something to the local bakers, butchers, and other merchants, for it requires not a Rmall amount to clothe and feed the people with the shows and feed the animals during the whole winter season. All of this money Is spent In Augusta. HOTEL ARRIVALS Hofbrau Hotel.—Miss Beach, Atlanta, Ga.; G. C. Cooper, City; G. H. Harris, Ga.; J. Miller, Jacksonville, Fla.; H. B. Miller, Atlanta, Ga.; T. J. Mullen, Jack sonville, Fla.; J. C. Bardden and wife. Genesta Hotel.—O. W. Hurson, Atlan ta. Ga.; H. R. Kichel, Va.; W. Fa liman, S. C.; P. B. Hampton, Ga.; J. J. McKel lar, 8. C.; W. T. Comer, Atlanta, Ga.; W. T. Comer, Jr., Atlanta, Ga.; M. C. Welch, Atlanta, Ga; J. L. Mins, 8. C.; B. S. Kelley, Ga. Albion Hotel.—C. K. Lorinz, N. Y.; F. F. Falk, Mass.; H. Gibson, Ohio; 11. L. Zetth. Atlanta, Ga., W. 8. Weldon. N. Y.; T. Gyann, N. Y.; A, B. Coomef, Ga.; A. R. Davis, Ga.: F. C. Power, Atlanta, Ga.; V. M. Brown, Ga.; G A Bherlin, At lanta, Ga; W. H. Chase and wife, Pa. Plaza Hotel.—W. McETiworth, Atlanta, Ga.; W. Ji. Barnville, Atlanta, Ga.; W. C. Hile, Va.; V. A. Castleberry, Atlan ta, Ga.; Q. T. Cronly, 8. C.; J. J. Rak er, Va.; P. Bradberry, Ga.; A. Wllkerson, Atlanta, Ga.; It. H. Earle, 8. C.; J. M. FoSrest and wife, 8. C.; Mr. and Mrs. D. Cencer, Michigan. Sick Headache. Sick heada'lie is nearly always caused by disorders of the stomach. Correct them and the periodic attacks of sick headache will disappear. Mrs John Bishop of Roseville, Ohio, writes: “About a year ago I was troubled with indigestion and had sick headache that lasted for two or three days at a time, I doctored and tried a number of remedies but nothing helped me until during one of those sick spells a friend advised me to take Chamberlain's Tab lets. This medicine relieved me In a short tltr.e." For sale kg ail dealers. TRUSTEE* ALL BRAND NEW TOYS AT WHITE'S And the Finest Ever Displayed $2.00 JOINTED DOLL, $1.69. 24-inch German jointed dolls, with light and dark wigs, shoes and socks; priced at $2.00. Saturday, special, for SI 69 $1.25 JOINTED DOLLS, 98c. 24-inch jointed dolls, with turly wigs, light or dark reg ularly $1.25, special for Sat urday .. .. 98C I 17-inc.h kid body dolls, china heads, beautiful faces and love ly wigs, china arms and hands; jointed and well stuffed .. SQO Other kid body dolls, $1.'75, $2-25 an<l up- The Favorite Shoe at a Favorite Price Sorosis High Shoes, in patent leather, gunmetal and kids, button and laces, with welt soles, which are priced as high as $5.00, will be rt»o fir sold Saturday for Patent leather, gunmetal and suede high Shoes, broken lots and discontinued styles, d*| a a values to $3.00, Saturday for sl.^o Daniel Green’s felt Juliettes, in brown, red, grey, and black, trimmed with fur, at the a a special price of .1111 DECEMBER, JANUARY CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. Announcement of Those Soon to Be Held in Augusta---Ex cellent Opportunities For Male Stenographers in U. S. Field Service. Announcement Is made by local secre tary, J. J. Edwards of the TJ. S Civil Her vice Commission, of the following ex aminations to be held in Augusta this month and next: Agriculturist and field agent fmale) Decmber 29th, 1914. Salary $2,640. Age,' 25 to 40 years. Band leader and instructor fmale) January 6th, 1915. Salary $340. Age. 20 to 50 years. To fill a vacancy In the position of assistant disciplinarian and band leader at the Carlisle Indian School Carlisle, Pa. • Gaa waste engineer (male), January sth, '1915. Salary $2,400 to $3,600. Age. 30 to 50 years. Geologic aid. Assistant geologist. (Male and female.) January 6-7, 1935. Salary S6O to SIOO a month, also $3,200 a vear up. Age, 20 years or over on the date of examination. Stenographer and typewriter, Depart mental and Panama Canal services, Jan uary 26th, 1915. Both meri and women will be admitted to the examination for the department service, but men only will he admitted to the examination for the Panama Canal service. Csual en trance salary for departmental service, $640 to S9OO. Promotion is reasonably rapid to those who merit It. The usual entrance salary for the Panama Canal service is $1,500. Tl.e railway mall service examination will not be held before ihe spring of 1915, and inquiries concerning it should not he made before January 20th, 1915. Further Information regarding the above examinations may be had from tl.e secretary of the local civil service board, or from the U. H, Civil Service Commission, Washington It. f Stenographer and typewriter, field service, male and female, KetAuary 16, This examination will be held In the principal cities of the district on the date mentioned. Tlie commission ag^ln THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. 10 PER CENT OFF ON VELOCIPEDES AND TRI CYCLES; PRICED OVER $6 25 Except the Fairy Line. 35-inch dolls, grey, blue eyes that open and shut, long lashes, long curly hair, pink satin slip pers and socks, as big and nat ural as a little girl .. .. ..$lO Another doll, 35 inches high, with curly hair, long lashes and slippers and stockings, a beauty for the price $750 Whites FLOUR Golden Harvest, 24-11 >. sack 95^ FLOUR Self-Rising Jersey Cream, 24-lb sack .. 90C CANNED VEGETABLES. Peas, sifted, 6 cans • • 750 Tomatoes, No. 3 cans, 6 cans fjftC Corn, Sugar, 6 cans.. . 480 String Beans, 6 cans 4f»o Sweet Potatoes, No. 3 cans, 3 cans 290 Beets, Baby, 2 cans 29 c Asparagus Tips, Robin Hood, 3 cans.. .. .. 550 Tomatoes and Green Peppers, 2 cans 290 Lima Beans, 3 cans.. . 370 Lye Hominy, No. 3, 3 can5...270 Pumpkin, No. 3, Van Camp’s, 3 cans •250 Spinach, No. 3, 2 cans 25' ’ Tomatoes, pulp, 3 cans 14 <; calls attention to the excellent oppor tunities for the appointment of qualified male stenographers and typewriters In the field service, in which the demand for such eliglbles has tieen greater than the supply. Ttie usual entrance salary is S9OO per annum. Promotion is rea sonably rapid to those who merit it. Ap plication blank, Form 1371, and Pamph let of Instructions, Form 1484, may tie obtained at any time by writing to the District Secretary. BOYS’ BANQUET AT THE Y. M. 0. A. FRIDAY NIGHT The annual boys’ banquet of the Y. M C. A. of this city will be held In the assembly hall of the Association build ing at 7 o'clock Friday evening, and after the banqqet the basketball teams of the Y. ,M. C. A.’s of Augusta and Athens will clash on the floor of the gymnasium. The football team of the Academy of Richmond County, winner of the state high school championship of | Georgia this year, will be the honor ■ guests at the banquet. Besides the team and coaches, Major Geo. P. But ler, principal and commandant of the Academy, arid Mr. Bradley Chester, 1 promoter of athletics at the Academy, j have also heen Invited. The occasion : for the Y. M. C. A. boys this year Is expected to eclipse any other ever ATLANTA, 2% in. high WHITBY, VA in. high AR.R.OW COLLARS 2 for 2.S cents Cluett. Peabody & Co., Ine, Makers DOLL CLOTHES, HALF PRICE. Clothes for small dolls, of many kinds and materials, will be sold from now until gone at.. .. HALF PRICE Garden Sand Sets, with vegeta ble moulds, sand sifter, bucket and spade .. 35 and SL2S Rubber Ball Cannons of Wood, with soldiers . •75C and $125 Iron Cannon for shooting rubber balls, with soldiers .. ■ $225 Rag Bolls, dressed .. .. 25*^ Drums, 25 r . 500 and $125 The Housekeeper's Pride Is the neat appearance of the home. See these Specially Priced Things for Home 0-Cedar Mops, regular $1.50 size mop and 4 ounce bottle of oil, $1.50 Triangular 0-Cedar Mops with (hi OP long handle PLASTIC BUSTS AND ORNAMENTS In Bronze, White and Color Finishes: Classics and modern subjects, now HALF PRICE 'wO'' 4$ “More lor a Dollar Than a Dollar Will KjrOCeneS Buy Elsewhere” Surety Coupons With Groceries held. Mr. Wiley Beall, a popular member of the junior department of the Y. M C. A. and student at the Richmond BOY SCOUT DRUMS. Large drum with sheep-skin head, officially known as the Boy Scout Drum $3 gQ Sand Buckets sc, 25C and 35c Doll Kitchen Sets aluminum 30''' 'natr.elware Qgc Schoenhut Humpty-Dumpty Circuses 98° and $1 50 Doll Pianos, from up HAMS Orange Brand, lb., IT I /^ POTATOES Irish, peck 30^ DRIED FRUITS. Peaches, 3 lbs.. .. 25C Apricots, 2 lbs 350 Prunes, 2 lbs.. 27'' Apples, 3 pkgs 25^- Raisins, layer, lb 10 <: Figs, layer, lb 18*’ Dates, 1-lb pkg 14^ Raisins, cluster, pks. 23 ,: Raisins, seeded, 1-lb., 2 pkgs, . 23*’ Currants, 1 -lb., 2 pkgs 2{* < ' Dates, loose, lb T2'’ Raisins, Sultana, 1-lb pkg.. .-19'- Dates, Dromedary, pkg lO’ ’ Crystallized Cherries, lb SO ( ’ Crystallized Pineapple, lb.. .48'’ Crystallized Apricots, lb.. • fiß' : Shelled Nuts, Walnuts and Almonds, lb 72 ( ’ Walnuts and Almonds, lb. . . .24C Almonds, paper shell, lb.. ..24'’ Brazil Nuts, lb 18 ( ’ Pecans, paper shell, pound 25<-. 30C. 40C and 30'' Mixed Nuts, lh. 20 ( ’ SAFETY FIRST WHICH? are yon looking for Bar gain Countsr Glasses, are you willing to wear cheap glasses just because they are cheap, do you consent to having your eyes tampered with at the risk of their Permanent Injury. We take as muoh Interest and pride In fitting glasses to the face as we do In fitting lenses to correct defects, frame fitting Is an art, you gat the best hers, PHOF. P. M. WHITMAN. Assisted by Mr. L. A. Williams, Optometrists and Opticians. 214 Seventh St. Established 1931. STEAM HEATING SYSTEMS and Hot-Wuter Heating Plants repaired and put In first-class working order. Valves, Automatic Air Valves in slock, the very best quality. Expert steam-fitter for this work. Telephone us today. Phone 472. THE HENRY BUTT CO., 611 Broad Street. FOR RENT House of eleven rooms on Monte Sano Avenue. Furnace heat and every modern convenience. Would make desirable Boarding House for Northern Tourists. JOHN W. DIChEY Saturday Supper Fried Oysters, Pickles, Rolls, choice of P _ Coffee, Hot Tea or Milk &JC Light refreshments at all hours. 35c luncheon.from 12 to 3. RICE Fancy Japan, 10 pounds 57^ CHEESE Cream, pound 20^ COLD MEATS. Sliced Boiled Ham, lb 35C Sliced Bologna Sausage, !b....20'’ Luncheon Corn Beef, lb.. ..28 1 ’ Sliced Hogshead Cheese, 1b....20*’ Souse Meat, pickled 20 1 ' Pork Sausage, country style, pound • • 20’ Kingan’s Breakfast OKp Bacon, 1-lb. cartons wJw COFFEE. Rio, lb 19 c K. C. D, lb 29C Bourbon Santos, lb 25‘ : Surety, lb 330 Mocha and Java, lb.. . 380 PURE LARD. Size 5 780 Size 10 $1 55 Size 20 82 95 Academy, has heen asked to act as toastmaster. The principal address will be made by Captain J. Rice Smith, and speeches will he made by Mr. W. Inman Curry Cash Bargains 10 pounds Granulated Sugar 60 c 25 pounds Granulated Sugar 81 48 Sweet Potatoes, not frosted, per peck .. .. 30c Arhuckle’s Coffee, ground, per 1-lb. pkg 20 f ' Irish Potatoes, good and mealy, per peck .. .. . -25° 15 bars Lenox Soap .. .. 25<- Best. Sugar Corn, 3 cans .. 25'- Best 3-lb. Tomatoes, 3 cans 25'' 3 cans Libby’s Pork and Beans .. .. 25C 3 packages Blue Ribbon Mince Meat •25' : Brown-Eye and Black-Eye Peas, 2 quarts .. 25C Lady Peas, per quart .. .. ISC Cranberries, per quart .. 10 f: 3 quarts for .. . 25C Van Camp’s tall cans Cream, 6 for 50° Fine lot Celery, White Let tuce, Egg Plants, Gem Snap Beans, Spinach; In fact, vege tables too numerous to mention; at reasonable prices. L. A. GRIMAUD 210 GUMMING—or Phone 1305. TOILET GOODS —— Htod’tl Honey DflfTvhr and Almond UOjjUlw Cream ..... Listerlne .... Dioxogen .... p A Pebeco Tooth Ul In Paste I 1111 l Newbro-s OiUH~ HerpicWH .. . Wilson’s Freo- QqY kl« Cream.. * Babcock’s Ont Uoae Toilet w-*-- Lazelle’s Pskm €UP PowSer ..... ■■■lll Pond’s Extract u Kolynos Mouth . Warfh RftffUlSl Lyon’s Tooth 1 ® Paste Sanltol Toottt Powder .... OwA Jer gen’s tb. LUU Tateum •••• Peroxide of (|t||r Hydrogen .. OOlin 1 " Arnica Tooth Ju, Soap UgJ Dioxogen .... Danderlne ... . Pond’sF.xtract Arnica Face I wO* Cream | Mead A Ba ker’s Mouth Wash Frontllla .... l * 11 ’ ip —■! '-■ ■ ■ si Rose Water and Glycerin® 15c BUTTER Surety, best creamery, pound 38^ EGGS Guaranteed strictly fresh, dozen .. .... 38< SNOWDRIFT COMPOUND. Size 5 340 Size 10 *1 08 Size 20 *2 15 FRUIT. Celery, bunch 90 Lemons, dozen 15C Oranges, large, dozen 190 Grape KVult, each JSC Apples, fancy, peck 270 FVesh Cocoanutß, each.. .. . .KC Cranberries, quart 100 CHEESEB. Swiss, imported, lb 450 Roquefort, Imported, lb 4«)0 Neufchatel, each .TKO Philadelphia Cream, each.. . 100 Pimento, two for 250 Welsh Rarebit, each TQC Chile, each IOC and Mr .Wm. Boyland, physical direc tor of the Y. M. C. A. The banquet will he served by the Ladles’ Auxiliary of the Association. * FREE SO pound lack of Best Patent Flour with each Ladies’ or Gents’ Suit we sell from now until Christmas. s No Money Down Make first payment January 2nd, 1915. Masters& Agee Co. 931 BROAD ST. Everything to wear for the entire family. OPEN UNTIL 8 O’CLOCK EVERY NIGHT TIL XMAS THREE