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SIX SOCIETY MEETiNG OF PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF THE WOMAN’S CLUB. An important mortlnß of the Publlo Health Department of the Augusta Woman's Club will be held tomorrow. Saturday, at noon, In the Albion Par lor. PHILOMATHIC CLUB. At the meeting of the Phllomathle Club yesterday the following program was rendered: The Women of Rome’s Adolescence and Prime, paper, Miss Annie Moore. Status of Women In Oreece and Rome Compared, paper, Mrs. A. H. McDaniel. "Julius Caesar," reading and dis cussion, Mrs. F. E. Fleming After the program tea was served by the executive board, Mrs. W Rdw. Platt presiding at the tea table in her usual graceful manner. NEW YEAR’S DAY SERVICEB AT ST. PAUL’S CHURCH. Tomoriow, New Tear’s Pay, and the Feast of the Circumcision, there will he services with a brief address at St. Paul’s at 11 o’clock. Rev. O. Sherwood Whitney officiating. A cordial Invitation Is given to the general public, especially the business men to attend. BABY AND JUNIOR DIVISION TO HAVE MITE BOX OPENING. The Baby and Junior Division of she Missionary Society of St. James’ Church will have their annual mite box opening tomorrow at 4 at the Sunday school. Following the open ing there will he a wonderful Punch and Judy show to which a cordial In vitation Is extended to the mothers of the children to attend. RECENT ACTION OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Owing to the stringent financial conditions, the board of directors of the Young Women's Christian Asso ciation of Augusta have decided to dose the office of general secretary. The situation is explained by the following letter from Mrs. It. S. Ar lington, corresponding secretary Y. W. O. A., to Miss M W. Ht rot her. the present secretary of the association: Augusta. 01, Dec. 22, 1914. Miss M. W. Strother. Secretary, Y. W. C. A., Augusta, Oft. My dear Mtss Strother: At the re cent meeting of the hoard of directors of the Y. W. C. A., the urgent necessity for reducing expenses was made known, this matter having boon enro fully eonsidered by the executive com mittee In a session previous to the regulsr hoard meeting. After due deliberation It was derid ed to close the office for the present. According to the agreement govern ing your relations with the hoard, you are hereby notified of this action. ] am authorised to convey to you an expression of tho fact that In re leasing you, the hoard feels that the work must suffer a distinct loss, and. but for the stress of the times this action would not be considered. Your service to the board has been highly satisfactory, and there exists the hope tha* you may again he ron neeted with the work. With kindest best wishes, 1 am. cordially yours, SARAH H. ARRINGTON. Cor. Sec'y Y. W. C. A. MORGAN MORGAN. Th entarrlage of Mrs. Marcia Leo nora Morgan and Mr. Beauregard Morgan was an Interesting event of lost evening, taking place at 7:30 at the parsonage of the Woodlawn Bap tist Church, Rev. Mr. Hutchtngson of ficiating. In the presence of ft number friends who after the ceremony showered them with cordial felicita tions Both Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are well known Augustans. Mrs. Morgan was the wife of the late O. W. Morgan, and is a very fine woman, a fact which Is attested by the many friends who are so devoted to her. i. r. Morgan has been connected with the Augusta Fire Department for ths past twenty-slxe years, and was last year awarded his pension, hut his love for the life which he had lived so long was so strong that he still continues with the department and is now sec ond assistant chief. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are now at home to their friends at 1638 Broad Street. —Mrs J. B Weir was called to Greenville, S. t\, yesterday on account of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Btrad ley’s accident In being severely burn ed about the face and head from the explosion of a patent coffee pot and the Illness of her little daughter. Their many friends will regret exceed ingly to hear of Mrs. Htrsdley's mis fortune.— Athens Banner. —l)r. and Mrs. W. C. Kellogg are receiving cordial congratulations on the recent arrival at their home of little Miss Annette Kellogg, a winsome small daughter. Friends of Dr. H H. Malone will be delighted to learn of the very gt t ifylng Improvement tn the condition of his mother who has been 111 for so long It is hoped that she Is now on the road to complete recovery. Friends of Mrs. Janteson, of Douglas. Wyoming, pleasantly recall ed as Mtss Ruth Wlnburn, will he de lighted to learn that she Is with her mother. Mrs. Mary Wlnburn. for a vial' Master Jerome Alexander, of Atlanta the bright little nephew of Mrs Wlnburn, Is also with her for the winter —Friends of Mr and Mrs J. Golub will be very pleased to lesrn that after an Illness with typhoid fever at the city hospital he has sufficiently re covered to be removed to hts home on Ellis street Miss Julia Walsh Is spending a few days with Mrs. Henry Hammond in North Augusta. CLUB RECEPTION TOMORROW. Tho entire membership of the Au gusta Women’ts Club, as well ns even' officer In other woman's organisation* in the etty la cordially invited to he present at the reception which will he given tomorrow afternoon at the Al bion The hour* are from four to six DANCE AT BNS SOUCI. Quite the most brilliant of the dances that have !>een given at the Stans ftoucl will ba the one this evening, a dancing of the old vear out and the new year 18. an occasion which will he celebrated With miiny •ttrartlv# featurfi and #lth confetti carnival accessories —Mrs. William V Frank and Miss Myrtle M -Honaker, who are being de lightfully entertained while the g ests of relatives in Branchville. ft C, will return home Sunday evening. Save Votes Given Purple Stamps For Your Favorite Charity. THE PAUL KITCHEN CABINET It saves steps. Tt makt’S cooking a pleasure. Some of its many ad vantages : Tilting Flour Bin, Glass Sugar Reeeptieal, Sliding Meat Tray, Metal Cake and Bread 1 )rawer, Nickle Covered Work Tables Sliding Cupboard, door, Etc. $3(1.50 value CA reduced t,o .. vaf.elV $5.00 National $9 AO Link Springs . .vO.OO SIO.OO Genuine Cotton Felt Mattress, tf*7 CA 50 pounds .... $20.00 Golden Ooak Din ing- Table, 54 inches round, extends to 6 feet, reduc- QC ed to $16.50 Easy Chairs, spring cushions, up holstered in heavy vel ours. Be- (£l9 CA duced to .. . Odd Bed Room Chairs, in solid Oak. Values up to $3.00 will he sold in .. $1.48 $35 Fumed Book Case, Mission stvle, very at inuliv;-. Sale $24.00 $2.50 Baby Walkers, mahogany finished. Sale 00 Price QMO $1.75 Willow Nursery Chairs with 1 04 tray to go at .. * Children’s Willow Rock ers, $3.00 AC Sale Price vl.eFO Full size Willow Rock ers, well balanced, ex ceedingly comfortable and attractive. Regular $4.00 values, (M QO Sale Price .... V-MO 25 per cent. Off on our entire stock of fine and medium priced Lace Curtains. Prices rang ing from, per pair, 74e to sl2 50 $9.00 Rope Portiers, in all the leading $7.50 $7.50 Rope Portions, in all the leading CAC colors .. .. .. 50c Window Shades, sizes 6x3 feet, equipped with spring rollers, can he had iu white 941* or green A“V rHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. ANDREWS BROS. CO. 870 Broad Street : : : : : Augusta, Georgia January Clearance Sale — l —■———■——— m OF wmmm Dependable Hi n Furniture a Ira (J , Redactions —|i ***** All Odd Pieces Left From Matched Suites, Cut to Cost and Less This is your opportunity to furnish a room or home complete at % little expense. Come Friday without fail and inspect our immense stock of home furnishings. If you will need furniture in the near future and are not quite ready for it, we will store it for you free of cost and deliver when ready. Buy now and save money. All reduced goods can be bought on the club plan just the same as at the regular prices. Genuine Mahogany Chiffonier, very handsome design. Large mirror, roomy drawers, and secret drawer at top. $42.50 value, CQQ fill reduced to .... ..... OOO.UU Genuine Mahogany Colonial Dress er, 48 inch top, 30x36 bevelled mir ror; six drawers. Regular price $32.50. Reduced $26 00 Genuine Mahogany Triple Mirror Dressing Table, 36 inch top. two drawers. Regular $25.00 CI Q Q R reduced to 0 I wiw J Mahogany Library Table, Colonial Design. 28x44 inch top, one drawer. Regular price $14.00. QI 9 R(1 Sale price . . VI ZiUU Brass Bed Outfit Guaranteed Brass Bed, two inch posts, five half-inch filling rods. Double or single sizes. Also one 45 pound Cotton Felt Mattress and one reinforced woven wire spring. The regular price of this outfit is $23.50. Reduced sl7 50 White Enamel Bath Stools, 0 I 0 4 $1.75 values for Mahogany finished Tabourettes, in graceful designs; very strong. Will hold any size plant. 7 4 p SI.OO values for. . I™ Mission Library Table in Fumed or Early English finish. 28x40 top. One drawer. Regular price $9.00. ?o educed ., $7.50 Solid Oak Roll Top Office Desk, with typewriter attachments. Reg ular price $45.00. CQQ QC Reduced price .. . . wZwiuJ Solid Oak Typewriter’s Tables with drawer and slide leaf. Regular $7.00 table reduced J j Mahogany Telephone Stands with stool attached; stoutly made, nicely finished. Regular $7.50 fl*4 Q p Stands to go at Cm 30 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31 WE GIVE AND REDEEM PURPLE TRAD ING STAMPS