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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1915)
FOUR SCHNEIDERS Mil! End Sale Boys' and Men’s Wear BOYS’ $2.50 SUITS, $1.29 Two hundred Blister BtuWli Suits in tn 8 yeans, all good pat tern' uvtul materials; worth $2.50. O j QQ Mill End Sale 0 I iLd BOYS’ $5.50 OVER COATS, $2.98 One hundred Boys’ Fine Overcoats, good materials, with or with out belts; worth $5.50, Mill End 00 QQ Sale OZiDO MEN’S 50c DRAW ERS, 25c All our Men's regular 50e Fleeced Drawers, Mill End QCp Sale MEN’S SWEATERS, 49c Three hundred Men’s good Wool Sweaters; worth $ 1.50, A Qp Mill End Sale.. /TOO MEN’S SI.OO MOLE SKIN GLOVES, 29c Twenty five dozen of Men's Fine Moleskin (]loves, some silk lined; worth SI.OO. OQp Mill End Sale . *UU MEN’S JERSEY GLOVES, 7c Fifty dozen Men’s reg ular 25e Jersey Gloves, Mill End 7p Sale "W LODGE ISSUES A WARNING Oil ‘PREPAREDNESS' Senate Urged to Create Com miseion. Declaration Made That Country's Defense Has “Grave and in Some In stances Fatal Deficiencies.'' WMhlngr.oii, D. C.-~ln urging upon th« fMHiftt# th« nood for a rotnmlaalon to re port on mtlltar> prrpare'lnrrr or for n ]rrnut nont council of national h>n«tor !-oti*** todap doclurad that th« notional <lc!Yii»f* of tlio country “la not «*nly imparfVi i unlmlonrod hut that It imo *r«v» and tn ootno InaUmt'c* fatal dtflcloncloo ** Hr dralonuttd tnhot ho tormod nunv r»f the defect* ond raid they were "a’- moot wholly due to oowrrew*" No Additional Kaponto. An ad**q\iaio nations dofenar the aenator aaid could he obtained without additional expenditure. "Cut off our nr*'dlo*> army post a. navy yards and station*’* hr advlard thr eenate "I*av nsids for a frw years aiTroßTlatlon* for public building* and river «nd harbor finprovMnmla where they srr not need ed l»rop all thr ei pend It urea which ufc dridfcttsd for i|tn(« whtrr vote* ;vr lying thicket* and you will hnvs money •Rough to provide for a suffl'l#nt army and an adequate naw without adding to the burdtr of taxation** Warning. Jtr wnrrsed that tha ocean harrier that defended thr country In and In ISIS had beer dea*rnyad h> Henm and elec tricity T*n#»* med unready. undefended, thr nation standa an Invitation to ag* and attack, hr ax Id Senator f.c<dite aaarrted that not only the regular arm* hut the militia was highl* dcfsrttvt, adding that thr I'ana* ma Canal was M mleer«wy and most in ndrn uataAy protected*' agalnat being blown up and blocked hy a boat Ur nn- He A«ld thf (tfiritir Oarrtann for n ?R.P»d InrVrtiw* in men w.*s vrry nudsnlt, Wholly Insdsaustr. Senator Ixwlgr declared thr army «ai without stiflHsnt irM’ltf) :»nd ammuni tion and a«ld nvaibtlde testimony show ONLY ONE "Bromo QuMih," thi.t b _ | axatlve ftromo Quinine on bo*. 25c. Cui es ■ Cold in Oik* Day. CripTn 2 Cays *C "ZrcrvXs' STARTLING SUIT SALE $ C. H. SCHNEIDER & BRO. that the gun* tn th« fortification* wor. of »horliT range than llioao CJir rlc.l by foreign warship* of ths latest tlculgn lb. *Ol lit the army hail practically no motor truck* for t r.iimport or armored inotitr wira with murhlna gnus Senator laulgc aiolcil that there wa* kppiireully n eufflclcnt number of mine* fill burbot- defense but that there was a shortage of ruble and mine planter*. Weakn*** In Submarine*. A* to the naw Senator Lodge »ntd more deal rover a *'rt‘§ needed but the moat obvious weakness era* In subma rines. The worst deficiency, be con tinued was In scout aerutacr*. “We have three *cout cruisers," declared the Sena tor, “to protect and give warning of the approach of a hostile fleet ft* 1 six ►lx thousand tulle* of coast on the At lantic and I'aflclc." . . . The Kuropenn war he said had dem onstrated the value of »lr craft vet the nr m , had only 11 aeroplane* tind no ZmpeTn* or dirigible airship* »nd no armored aeroplane* and no gun* •lilt able lor atAopiane*. The navy ha* 1- aetvplane* and no Zeppelins or dirigible*. Airplanes. "II I* quite possible " ha concluded ••that the warring Kttropeau nation* have not trot th* be»l conceivable type of aeroplane* but they have large nunt bers of them which are formidable and effective ami which aeem lo answer every purpose," DEATHS DE LAUGHTER. MON .1, !\—Pied last night at S o'clock at lit* re*, tdenre S mllM out on the Martin Town Road. tn the 4Mil year ot hl» age funeral service* will he con ducted at the Hwoelwater Baptist Church tomorrow, noon. The Imrlnl announcement will he made later. At The Grand « » RAYMOND HITCHOCK NEXT MONTH If you haven't heard Raymond Hitch- Cock sing "AH Preened I’ll and No Tlace to do," one of the nttmemu* song hits In "The |’,i autjr Shop," yon are missing the Hugh of your young life. Hitchcock, who 1* conceded to lie one of the funniest, If not the fun niest comedian on the American stage, ha* never Iw, n play-fitted *o well or 100 more Beacon Blanket X ■ /\ <nr Cloth Bath Robse. New colors I and designs—s3.so values.. . B For Saturday Shoppers 100 Beautiful Suits in Min winter’s Finest Fashions in Actual S2O to S4O values will feature our Saturday Specials THIS IS THE MOST ASTOUNDING OFFER OF THE SEASON This wonderful offer is intended to be and certainly is the very climax of econ omy possibilities in Ready-to-Wears within the reach of the women of Greater Augus ta. A tremendous value ! It embraces Suit Fashions in all the popular weaves and fabrics in all shades and colors. Long and short models in fur and braid trims that cannot be matched at nearer than .$20.00 of the price in this Saturday offer. Your size. But come early. A Headliner in Coat Values — Splendid New Styles in Real Up to $14.95 Values for $4.95 1,000 Coats in the long and short models in the season’s most advanced styles. Values that actually sold up to $lO and $12.50 arc included. All fabrics, all pat terns, all colors and shades, also the plaids and mixtures $4.95 been a<> genuinely amualttg na he In in this musical comedy which offers a wider scope for the Hitchcockian brand of drollery than any piece in which he nns heretofore nppetred. Hitchcock Is to be at the Grand Feb ruary Oth. "THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS." If you want to meet Sammy l.itne and know all about her sweet love, her thrilling life among those good and bad folk of the ttttark*—lt you want to know about the man who would not light for her. and also about the man w ho risked his life for her dear soul— If you want to know about Sammy’s father. .Inn l.anc, the old Bald Knob her, l'tide Ike, the Postmaster at the Forks with hla "Ha Thundas." Preach in' Bill " "A-asytng’ things as good as l>avld Hamm " "Wash lllbbs" and the old “Shepherd"—and all the rest of the people who lived among the hills, you can find It all In "The Shep herd of the Hills." the dramatisation of Harold Bell Wright'* novel, which open* Its second annuel engagement at the Grand next Tuesday, matinee The dramatisation was made my Mr. Wright with the assistance of F.lsbery W Reynolds it I* said to be even more Interesting than the story In book form. AT MODJESKA A QUESTION OF CLOTHES. When Hush Wltherly, a young cu rate of weak nature, who I* courting his pcnnllrss niece. Madge, comes into a fortune Colonel Ponsonby strongly favor* the timid young man'* suit. Madge ahaoutely refuses to marry Hugh and the Colonel lock* her In her room Madge Is a strong-willed splrlt ed girl, and dons a man’s suit she wore at a masquerade Then, tying the bed sheets Into a kind of rope, she lets her self out the window and starts for the home of her school chum. Jessie Strickland. Jessie Is astounded when she learns the handsome young strnnger is her old friend Madge. It Is decided to Introduce Madge a* a cou sin of Jessies. This works finely, except that Mrs Harley's suspicions are aroused by the Intimacy evidenced Vietween Jessie and her "gentlemanly cousin.” Harry become* Jealous of the new -comer. The Colonel and \\ Utter ly meanwhile arrive at the house but do not recognise Madge In her disguise The Colonel Is invited to spend the night, latter. Mrs. Harley overhears a plan between Madge and Jessie to meet and discuss Important matters when the rest Itave retired and fears the worst. All sort* of amusing and THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Seme from the Stupendous Photo-Spectale, “Cabiria,” at the Grand Today and Tomorrow, Matinee and Evening. thrilling complications occur, until, fi nally, to avoid serious trouble, Madge has to declare her real Identity. She certainly creates a sensation and Wltherly Is horrified at the thought of hi* future wife wearing trousers. He give* up his plan to marry her and flee* in despair Tom, Jessie's broth er. however, finds he has fallen in love with the sprightly Madge. Jessie and her sweetheart. Harry, declare their in tention# and everybody 1* happy when the Colonel see* a probability of get ting hi* troublesome niece off ht# hnnds in the very pear future. THE LOOSE CHANGE OF CHANGE. While dining In a case with his sweetheart. Ned Hallman nearly swal low* a huge diamond which I* In his glass of water He is arrested when he take* it to an appraiser, and is taken to the home of Count I-eFVhre. who has reported the theft of the dia mond and valuable papers noise. Ned * sweetheart. I* suspected of being ht* accomplice. The Count asks to see Ned privately, and offers him his freedom If he will return the papers. Ned becomes enraged at being fasely accused and make# a lunge at his ac cuser. In the struggle Ned discovers that the Count wears a disguise. The police rush in and tscover the Count to be Hick Milton, a crook, for whose capture a reward of JIOOOO has been offered. It Is discovered that a waiter “Yankee Boy’’ Hose—A heavy rib- ■ bed, extra quality thread Hose for I | boys. Equal to 25c qualities m Another Tremendous Suit Special in Which Real sls Values Will Sell for Just* $3.98 Suits that show the season’s very best styles in serges, novelty mixtures and all the favored fabrics in all colors. Values up to $15.00 $3.98 stole the gem and placed It in a water bottle for safe keeping Ned is given the reward, which enables hint to mar ry El oise. THE BRIDAL BOUQUET. (Thanhouser.l This film has a pleasant story, writ ten by Philip Lonergan. in which the principal characters are played by Mignon Anderson, Morris Poster and Lila Chester. It tells of the mission of a bridal bouquet thrown to his sweetheart, fixing a resolution for good In the mind of the young lover. IN THE VALE OF SORROW. (Beauty.) The story of this film Is in many re speita pleasantly told. In it a moth er, whose husbaml is 111. sells her child to a wealthy min In whose home she has been obliged to work, for a thou sand dollars. loiter, the father, re covering, is sent to the same house to do some work and rejoices at finding the chtld which he believes to be dead. The foster father gives up the child without divulging the circumstances. The story might have gained some thing had It been constructed with the foster father of the child as the main character. A thought for today—Soup Is the maelstrom In which many persons drown thier crackers. SCHNEIDER’S SEE “CABIRIA" TONIGHT. Hundreds and hundreds of Augus tus have seen “Cabiria,” at the Grand this week. This wonderful, 12- reel photo-play was engaged for only the first part of the week, and so great was the popular demand for the picture till It was held over through Saturday. For those who have not seen ‘'Cabi ria" the time is nearing a close—the opportunity is not to last much longer —and it is an opportunity of seeing a A Sale of Fine Suits and Overcoats For Men and Young Men Now is your opportunity to buy a Suit or Overcoat at a Wonderful Reduction. WE OFFER A splendid line of sls, $lB and S2O Suits, one and two of a kind, but all sizes in the lot — $10.75 2 vefand* FRIDAY, JANUARY 15. .98 A Clearance of Children’s Coals All Styles. ’ Priced Former ly From $7.95 to $15.00 On Sale at $5.95 About fifty of the very newest coat styles that sold formerly at from $7.95 to $14.95 will go on sale Saturday at this reduced price. Very finest Saltz Plus'll Zibelines and Novelty Cloth are in cluded. They’re coat values you cannot dup licate. Sizes 8 to 14 its. most wonderful picture, which never comes again. ‘‘Cabiria” easily surpasses any pic ture of its kind ever made. Some of the scenes you would not think werf possible to get in a moving picture. The story is interesting—so interest ing that when the end comes one does not realize that as many as twelve reels have been shown. The presentations start promptly at 2:30 and 8 p. m. and tomorrow is th* last day. Reserved seats for night performances. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. WE ALSO OFFER All S2O, $22.50 and $25 Overcoats, one and two of a kind; all sizes in the lot, for $15.00
