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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
PHILATHEA CLASS.
The Philathea Class recently or
ganized in the First Presbyterian Sun
day School with Miss Annie G, Wright
as president, and Dr. Sevier as teacher
is growing in interest and in num
bers. The class meets in the ladies'
parlors of the Telfair Building at the
Sunday school hour, 3:30 in the after
noon, an hour convenient to many. A
setierai invitation is extended to all
young women over 16 to join this
class.
DR SEVIER TO PREACH
ILLUSTRATED SERMON.
Sunday evening Dr. Sevier will
preach the first of a series of three
sermons with his illustrations taken
from the work of the railroad. In
choosing his illustrations he is copy
ing the Master who made the Gospel'
story glow with illuminating thoughts
from the work men were doing all
around him. With the special music
and popular themes these evening
services are most popular. The con
gregations almost tax the capacity of
the large church building. All are
invited to hear these sermons, but
especially railroad men and their fam
ilies.
TEACHERS’ CLUB TO MEET.
The Teachers' Club of Richmond
County will hold its regular monthly
meeting Thursday. January 2eth at
4:15 p. m. at the Tubman High
School.
CARDS OF THANKS FROM
THE CHILDREN’S HOME.
We appreciate very much the help
given the home in the Purple Stamp
Contest and wish to thank every one
who cast a vote for the home and
especially those who were kind enough
to work with us.
The five hundred dollar prize won
will be used to reduce the twenty
five hundred dollar mortgage, which
will expire on May 10th of this year,
at which time we will have one hun
dred dollars interest to pay, in addi
tion to the mortgage. Besides this
$2,000 we are carrying two notes
amounting to $558.83 and paying eight
pet cent interest on the entire $3,000,
and would be very grateful to anyone
who would lend us this amount at a
lower rate of interest.
We also thank all those who are
helping u.s pay our grocery bill,
through the auxiliary and hope each
one will try to meet this pledge
promptly. Again thanking each and
everyone who is or has been helping
us, we remain, cordially,
THE CHILDREN’S HOME,
Mrs, E. S. Hollingsworth,
General Manager.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
WANT SOME BOOKS.
The Associated Charities are in
urgent need of some Fourth Grade
school books, to be used by children
who if they do not receive them from
this source, will be unable to attend
school this term. Phone 786-J.
A VISIT TO THEIR PARENTS.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Hughes, of
Clarkesburg, West Va., after spending
the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Hughes have returned to their home.
Mr. Hughes was visiting his father and
mother in Greenville, P. C., and as his
business called him back so soon he did
not get to Augusta, his old home. He
holds the position of foreman of the
B. & O. freight deport and the sixty
men who are working under him think
very much of him. He says his next
trip will be to dear old Augusta.
Mrs. G no Stratton Porter, author
of "Laddie,” "Freckles,” “The Har
vester," and other popular stores, has
built a cabin for herself in conformity
with the life which she has always
lived and written. A recent inter
view with her describes her new home
in the woods.
“All her life this ‘Bird Woman’ has
believed that she would be more at
home in the woods than elsewhere,
and now she is trying it. On her
little estate of 15 acres of wild wood,
with primeval trees upon it, near
Rome City, Ind., she has reared a
bungalow house, called Llmberlost
Cabin. The land runs down to a lake
shore; there is a spring and a clear
ed hill for garden, orchard and pas
ture. Here have been laid off red,
white, pink, blue, lavender and yellow
flower beds of an acre each, in the
deep woods running down to the lake
shore, where wild flowers of each
color named have been planted, be
ginning at water-growth at the lake
and running back so that each plant
has its proper location; vines and
wooden fences stand between the beds
of flowera
Llmberlost Cabin Is situated In the
middle of the yellow bed; it has 18
big rooms and four fireplaces, two
of which Mrs. Stratton-Porter practi
cally built herseif. One Is of white
glacier formation known as *pudden
stone,' the pebbles being red and blue;
and In a big living room there Is one
of field borulders spilt to Show many
colors and flecked with quartz crys
tals that spaTkle like diamonds In the
light.
Llmberlost Cabin Is provided wtth
private gas and electric light plant,
waterworks and telephone and a good
road. The windows In this house are
built with broad, deep casements es
pecially to furnish feeding tables for
the birds. Outside the open porch has
a cement, floor on which In winter
stand sheaves of wheat, apples and
cabbage and celery leaves: and on the
broad sills are scattered chopped
wheat, ground com and baked pota
,*oes and depending from a rope are
f raw meat bones and pieces of suet
There £;«1 the chickadees, titmice,
nut hatches, sap-suckers, flickers,
song-sparrows, Jays, cardinals and
squirrels. A pair of coons Inhabit one
of the hollow trees, also a pair of big
owls. All of this seems a suitable en
vironment of the author of "The Har
vester, and ‘The Song of the Cardi
nal.' ”
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
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LADIES’ SEPARATE COATS
SI.OO Coats $3.95
$12.50 and $13.95 Coats
for $5.95
$15.00 Coats $5.95
$18.95 Coats $6.95
A FEW LADIES DRESSES LEFT
YOUR CHOICE FOR
$2.95 , $4.95 and $7.50-Worth $6.95 to $25.00
In Serges, fancy Woolens, Mourning Crepe de Chine
and Charmeuse.
Never Take Your Eyes Off Our Furniture Department-Always Something Doing Here. We Have Just Received the Most
Artistic Assortment of Reed Furniture, a Suite of Which We Are Displaying in Our Show Window. The Assortment
Comprises a Variety of Handsome Patterns in Parlor Rockers, Ladies Arm Chairs, Large Arm Rockers,Settees, Davenports.
The January Clearance Sate Continues
REDUCTIONS FROM 10 PER CENT TO 33 l /s PER CENT
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CONGRESS GROUPE
The Ideal Living Room or Den Set
Consists of 72 inch Sofa, Large Arm
Rocker, Large Arm Chair, 48 inch
Library Table, 36 inch Desk, Desk
Chair, Smoking Cabinet, Tabourette,
Reading Lamp, and Standing Lamp.
Made of best reed, stained a rich
brown. All the chairs and settee are
upholstered in the best Spanish brown
leather. Complete COCA AA
Suite for <P4DUtUU
Our Housefurnishing Club Plan
:THE ONE PAPER IN MOST HOMES—THE ONLY PAPER IN MANY HOMES
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1915.
ANDREWS BROS. CO.
$21.95 and $22.95
Coats for $8.95
$25.00 Coats $9.95
$39.75 Coats .. ..$12.50
DRESSES
Less Than
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\ Stylish, high
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'quality gar
jm en t s for a
small fraction
of their worth.
Our policy of
not carry ing
over from one
season to an
other forces us
to make great
> price sacrifices.
$18.95 Suits
for .. . . $7.50
$25.00 and
$29.75 Suits
for SIO.OO
$32.50, $35.00
and $37.50
Suits for $12.50
$39.75, and
$42.50 Suits
for $13.95
$45.00, $47.50
and $55.00
Suits for $15.00
$13.50 Large Arm Rocker, made of
best reed, with pocket on side, uphol
stered seat and back, $lO A A
with pretty cretonne .. . «PI£»UU
$13.50 Large Arm Chair AA
to match OiuiUU
$5.00 Reed Table $3.98
$4.00 Reed Table $3.49
Baby’s health is, or should be, a
source of much consideration. Lay
early the foundation, of a life free
from physical ailments by giving
your child every possible opportunity
to take advantage of the health-giv
s2.so Sulky, rubbertired, reversible
back $2.24
$3.60 Sulky, rubbertired, upholstered
seat and back $3.15
$4.00 Sulky, rubbertired, reed body,
for $3.60
$4.50 Sulky, rubbertired, Sea Grass
body, reversible back $3.98
$6.00 Sulky, rubbertired, heavy roll
reed body $4.49
$8.50 Sulky, rubbertired, reed body,
adjustable back apd foot rest, also
leatherette Folding Hood . . . .$7.95
$2.50 Folding Go Cart, rubbertired,
at $1.49
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Charming New Spring Waists
are Here
White Jap Silk Waists, yoke formed with hemstitch
ed seaming, hemstitched seaming around the collars,
armholes and cuffs. This dainty Waist is qo
White Jap Waists, hemstitched collar and d»<> [A
cuffs, extra quality of silk, each
White and Flesh Crepe de Chine Waists, can be worn
either high or low by the use of buttons no
and silk loops, each tP^.a/O
Handsome quality of Crepe de Chine Waists, em
broidered all over, one of the newest r/\
models, each <pO*DU
Flowered Chiffon Waists, hand painted effects, made
over chiffon, trimmed in soft ruffles of rich d*n qq
lace, each
JUNIOR SUITS
$9.95 SUITS .. .. $3.95
$11.95 SUITS $4.95
$13.95 and $15.00 SUITS $5.00
$17.95 and $22.50 SUITS $5.95
PRETTY FLOWERED KIMONAS
$1.25 Flannelette Kimonas 95 c
$1.98 Flannelette Kimonas .. ... .. $1.29
$1.50 Children’s Bath Robes 79 c
Lovely Woolen Blankets, Fresh, Clean and
Wonderfully Warm, at Great Reductions
$5.00 Blankets .. . .$3.98
$6.95 Blankets .. . .$4.50
$7.50 Blankets .. . .$4.95
$8.95 Blankets ....$5.95
(The above pieces can be had in green or brown.)
A Special Drive on Baby Carriages, Go-Carts and Side-Walk Sulkies
Enables you to buy the same as for Cash and Pay Monthly in small payments. The small fee for carrying is en
tirely offset by the Purple Stamps which we give on monthly statements. Everything marked in plain figures—
one price to all.
We Give and Redeem
Purple Stamps
SIO.OO Ladies’ Arm Rocker, made of
best reed, upholstered seat and hack
with pretty cretonne,
For tPO.JU
SIO.OO Arm Chair to match .. $8.50
$3.50 High Chairs $2.75
$25.00 Reed Settee, upholstered in
cretonne $19.50
lng elements. Fresh air and sunshine
are absolutely essential to baby’s wel
fare, and are the two best and most
inexpensive doctors to be had. Let
us show you our Carts for the little
folks.
A Full Line of Handsome Baby
Carriages
Ranging in price from sls to S3O.
All reduced for this week only.
$15.00 Carriage at . . .... . .$12.50
$16.50 Carriage at $14.75
$18.50 Carriage at $16.75
$20.00 Carriage at $17.95
And so one up to the SBO.OO
Carriage at $27.00
$2.50 Baby Walkers or tender. .$1.75
$1.75 Nursery Chairs $1.49
ANDREWS BROS. CO.
SIO.OO Blankets .. .$6.95
$12.50 Blankets . . .$7.95
$13.75 Blankets . . .$8.95
$15.00 Blankets ...$9.95
$6.00 PER YEAR—FIVE CENTS PER COPY 1
LINENS REDUCED
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NAPKINS TO MATCH
s2.bn Napkins, the dnze.n.. .. .« «.|1.79
$2.76 Napkins, the dozen.. ... .. .. .. .. _ ..Jft.fllO
$3.50 Napkins, the dozen.. .. ... .. .. „„ . SS.fljs
$3.98 Napkins, tho dozen.. .. lwl .. .„ .. .. .Js.lft
$5.00 Napkins, the dozen.. .. „ ~ ... .. .. .. ..szf.jjq
$6.98 Napkins, the dozen .. .. ... ... . .SfiOO
SHIRTINGS IN A SPECIAL SALE
4-4 Fruit or the Loom, the yard.., ... ».10C
4-4 Lonsdale Cambric, the yard., ... .„ .. ««HV4Q
4- Alplno Rose, the yard.. ...... ......
6-4 Lockwood Pillow Casing, the yard.. .. .. »„ ... .. .. 1 f>G
5- Lockwood Pillow Casing, the yard.. w *•■l2^4o
THE BEST TOWEL VALUE EVER OFFERED
All pure Linen Hack Towels, hemstitched bordered, r*
size 19x36, worth 39c, for .. .. .. 4IOC
Bed Spreads at Special Price Concessions
$1.50 Crochet Med Spreads, hemmed, each.. .., .. -..51.29
$1.75 Crochet Bed Spreads, hemmed, each.. gj fg
CROCHET AND MARSEILLES BED BPREADS, HEMMED.
SCALLOPED OR FRINGED—
S2.SO Spreads .. .. QS
$3.00 Spreads .. .. .. ... .. .. , i oq<i
$8.98 Spreads .. s»’ I |i||
$5.00 Spreads ..j J| ql,
$6.00 Marseilles exlra size Hod Spreads, 78x88.. ;{| ni I
$6.95 Marseilles extra size Bed Spreads, 90x99 15 9 ,
$2.00 Crochet Bod Spreads j J.gi |
Special Lot Embroideries....HALF PRICE
All Furs HALF PRICE
$6.50 Imported Hour Glass (£4 qq
Chairs, natural finish.. ..
$12.50 Imported Rattan Lounging
Chairs, natural finish, SIO.OO
$13.50 Imported Rattan Reclining
Chairs, natural finish, 5Q
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