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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 ECZEMA You will be compelled to admit that the results of S.S.S.are really amazing! MANY people Imagine that ec zema or tetter needs only some external application on the skin in order-to get relief. This is because the attention of the suf ferer is so violently directed to the intense burning and itching which accompanies this disease. Try as they may—permanent relief will never be theirs until the disease laden blood is thoroughly cleansed. We know there is one thing that stops eczema and that is more red blood-cells! S.S.S. builds them by the million! You can increase your red-blood-cells to the point where It is practically impossible for ec zema to exist. We know that as blood-cells increase in number, blood Impurities vanish! We also know that night follows day. Both are facts! But have you, eczema sufferers, ever actually taken ad vantage of this wonderful fact? Thousands just like you have never thought about it. Skin eruptions, eczema, with all its fiery, skin dig ging torture, and its soul-tearing, unreachable itching, pimples, blackheads and bqils, they all pack up and go, when the tide of blood cells begins to roll iu! Blood-cells aro the fighting giants of Nature! S.S.S. builds them by the million! It has been doihg it since 1826. S.S.S. is one of the greatest blood-cell builders, blood-cleansers and body strengtheners known to us mortals! When you put these facts together,—then to continue to have eczema and skin eruptions looks more like a sin than a dis ease. S.S.S. contains only vege table medicinal ingredients. Be cause S.S.S. does build red-blood cells, it routs eczema, clears the skin, builds firm flesh, fills out hollow cheeks, and gives you that more up and going appearance. S. S. S. is sold at all good IB drug stores in two sizes. The /Vwiki larger size is more economical* Ipllkc C* C! Best |pfc3LJLJL 'Ttlood Medicine IN TODAY’S HERALD Running a Lion Ranch] Learn aboui jhe* vLronq&d ranch in QmeriCO onihe, BOYS and GmPMu* AUGUSTA HERALD. yenson Aid A I MR. AND MR9 ARE you glad to know that your friends are back? S^Z l / situvltA. \Cleuds Orem Houses \ 0 I InH ) NOTRALGIA You DOHT HAVE To run for-itjosy ' phone Yo»RGRQ ar I HOME BAKERY BREAD * At All Grocers and 310 Eighth St. Georgette Dress Figured chiffons and silks are not to pass out with the summer, as they usually do. They have been so popular they aro to be car ried over into the winter season. Here we have a figured georgette mounted over a navy blue satin foundation that follows very tailor ed lines, and can be worn very in formally. The collar is of plain crepe and the roses at the low waist line are in rose shades. Society CHICKEN SUPPER THURSDAY AT GRACEWOOD Just a reminder of the Chicken Supper at the Domestic Science Bungalow, Gracewood, Ga., Thurs day October 2nd. Seven to ten p. m., benefit new Gracewood Metho dist Church. There will be an abundant supply of fried and baked chicken, l'rlce 60c and SI.OO. « * , MR. KIRBY GIVEN FAREWELL SUPPER BY CONFRERES OF JONES’ CO. A wonderful supper was given by the employees of the Jones Furni ture Company Thursday evening in honor or Mr. O. V. Kirby who has resigned and is leaving for At lanta. One of the pleasant fea tures of the occasion was that it was a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Kirby. When they arrived at the home of Mrs. Bessie Ehrhardt they found the entire force of employees to greet them and enjoy the supper with them. The living and dining rooms were decorated with cut flo)vers and ferns, and the flowers and favors on the tables carried out the fall color scheme of red and yellow. Beautiful addresses expressing the esteem in which Mr. Kirby was held were made by vari ous ones present. Mr. Barton with his usual wit and humor delighted all present with one of his wonder ful after-dinner speeches. His words of gratitude to Mr. Kirby for his many kindnesses to all the em ployees and regrets at losing him as manager were beautifuj. Mrs. Khrhardt in presenting the supper as a farewell token of affec tion to Mr. Kirby said: “Mr. Kirby, on behalf of the em ployees sos . the Jones. Furniture Company I wish to express to you the great sorrow you caused us by severing your connection with this company in the capacity as manager. It is true, we all miss you now more than words can ex press. still, the change was so sud den it will take time for us to realize fully our great loss. Dur ing the months in which you have so ably conducted the management of this company each one of us has had reason to remember your many yrets of forbearance and words of kindness, for we have always re ceived friendly consideration at your hands. You have given us gentle counsel and encouragement and In this way you have made us your sincere friends and have taught us faithfulness In our re spective departments. For all this we greatly thank you. We will ever remember your kindness to us, and when we are separated from each other, it may please you to know that we consider that we are better, as well as wiser from the good advice we have received from you. However, we would not con fine our gratitude to mere words, so we planned this little surprise supper, which we have all come to, as our last meeting with you as manager. In offering this, I assure you that as a patient manager, a wise counselor, and a most excel lent “boss,” you will ever be re membered with feelings o£ the highest regard and esteem. Mr. Kirby, we all wish you much suc cess in your new undertakings? and assure you that our good wishes will follow you wherever 1 °lt was learned during the even ing that It was the third anniver sary of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby and all present wished for them many years of happiness together. After the supper was over music and singing was enjoyed and the guests were reluctant to bid eacti other good night. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Kirby. Mrs. Bessie Ehrhardt, Mrs. Ethel Preston. Mr. C. R. Matthews, Mr. J. E. Earton. Mr. W. W. Rapp, Mr. W. 1,. Elkins. Mr. E. A Woodward. Mr. E. M. Atkins. Mr. W. A. Bitch, j Mr. Harry Robinson. Mr. E. R. Scoggins, little Minnie Ehrhardt, and little Amy Joe Kirby. WALL PAPER FOR EVERT ROOM , AWNINGS. MADE TO ORDER PICTURES T. G. Bailie & Co. Cotton Goods Specials For This Week. Imperial Long Cloth $2.9S value, nn the bolt v I ivU $3.75 value, si) 7c the bolt dt ■ I J $4.50 value, QQ QQ the bolt dviwu Wear well Sheets and Pillow Cases Special for Monday Only. $2.10 value. C 1 7R Slx9o > V>!.l 0 $2.25 value, «l QC 81x99 0 I >O3 50c Pillow QQ 10-4 Utica QQ_ Sheeting DOC 27-inch Outing, IQf* the yard I DC 25c and ?9c Ginghams, 4Q the yard 1 DC 69c Colored Irish QQ_ Poplin, the yard ODC 50c Feather QQ- Ticking ODC New Dress Goods For Fall Wear SS-in. All Wogd Cfl Sergo, the yard .... I iOU 40-in. All Wool ei QQ Crepe, the yard ... O I iDO 40-ln. All Wool CO QQ Crepe, the yard ... s&i3o 44-in. All Wool SO Cfl Poirets, the yard... wtiuU 54-in. All Wool 0/1 Cfl Poirets, the yard ... OwißU 54-in. All Wool QQ Cfl Serge, the yard .... vCiUU 54-in. All Wool QQ qn Velours, the yard .. dOiuu 54-in. All Wool Colored Sport JFlannels, QQ Cfl the yard vOidU 54-)n. Plaid and Stripe Sport Wool Material for Sport Dresses and Skirts, the ysyd, $2.50 TO $4.95 54-in. F. and H. Charmeen, black, navy, brown, QQ QC the yard vDiD3 New Fall Silks In the popular weaves and Colors. 40-ln. Black Ort Cfl TO *C Satins.. $4.uU $3 40-in. Bengallnes, QQ QQ the yard vOiDO 42-in. Bengallnes QC QC the yard 42-in. Satin Faced QQ QQ 40-ln. Ombre qq QQ Georgettes Ot.DO Specials in Silks $1.98 Crepe de Q 1 CQ Chines,, the yard.. $ I «*Ju $2.50 Crepe de Q 1 qQ Chines, the yard.. $ 1.30 Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens We have a complete line, al so special accountant's points for office work, $2.75 to $7.50 'l CRANFORD CALENDAR. *| I 1 O O The Cranford Library 2224 Pick ens Koad. Open Tuesday and Fri day afternoons from 4 to 6 o’clock. Hostess committee: Tuesday—Mrs. Bryan Cummlng. l'rf<lay— The Cranford announces that the Current Legislation talks for the season will be given on Monday Oct. 13th. Mr. Herbert Cray will give -the first one on the Consti tution of the United States. Mr. Cray will give a sketch of the Con stitution and go Into more detail over some of the sections that arc of special Interest at this time. These talks last one hour, will begin promptly at. 11:30 o’clock and the public Is cordially Invited. A small admission fee Is paid nt the door. • • • MISS MAMIE PLATT GIVEN. ENJOYABLE BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Platt enter tained with a very delightful birth day party In honor of their daugh ter Miss Mamie Platt. After many games had been played the guests were Invited Into the dining room which was adorned In yellow and white. The contest prize was awarded’to Mr. Everett Crews, Later In the evening the music was furnished by Professor Bailey. Many beautiful gifts was received THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. The New Fall Fashions Such distinction ! Such smartness ! Such materials and exquisite craftmanship ! Superbly styled models and rich colorings. We have gathered from the best sources the modes that FASHION FAVOR S FOR FALL And another important feature is the moderate prices that prevail throughout our entire line. NEW COATS For Large Women. Smart new coats which give to the stout figure that slender, graceful effect so much desir ed by every woman. They are shown in a wide variety of the season’s choicest styles, fabrics and colors. Sizes up to 481£. Specially priced $29.75 to $125.00 NEW COATS A wide assemblage of styles for street, afternoon and general wear. The fab rics are: Fawnskin, Knshmana, Cutr de lAine and Bolivia. Many of them trimmed with Squirrel, Jap Mink, Beaver, Muskrat. $39.75 to $195.00 Sport Coats More perfectly styled and more beau tifully tailored Sport Coats are not to be found in Augusta. They are dis played in an immense assortment of untrlmmed models which come in all the newest materials and colors. All sizes. Moderately priced. $19.95 to $59.75 Handsome New Suits These are exquisitely tailored of the finest fabrics on the market, including Fawnskin and Culr de Laine. Colors: Penny Brown, Cossack Green, and Cranberry. All luxuriously fur trimmed. Let us show them to you tomorrow. NEW FUR CHOKERS Your new costume needs but n single touch to make it perfection—the addition . of a soft, fluffy Fur Choker. Mink Chokers $25.00, $29.75 Squirrel Chokers SIO.OO, $15.00 Stone Marten, Single $35.00, $39.75 Stone Marten, Double $69.75, $75.00 Jap Sablql, Double $75.00 Baum Marten, Single $65.00 Baum Marten, Double $125.00 Hudson Bay Sable, Double $150.00 Paul Jones Nurses’ Uniforms Buy your Nurses’ Uniforms during Paul Jones Prize Contest. Also with each purchase of two uniforms you secure two coupons which entitle you to a— GUARANTEED CLINICAL THERMOMETER A Genuine Mahogany Secretary and Book Case combined, 7C only 3>3«Jil D KIRSH CURTAIN RODS In every style and finish. We can furnish you with any style rod for curtains and draperies from 20c per rod and up. Brenlln Window Shades, the stan dard of quality shades, In every size and color, made to order. Shade* from 90c and up. All Shades Put Up Free of Charge. by the young hostess. Those pre sent on this happy occasion were: Misses Lillian Whaley, Montlne Dens, Mabel Whaley, Mildred Ivey, Christine Deas, Louise Crimm, Mary Ivey, Margaret, Mamie and Velma Platt, May Hitt, of Cret-na Cut, Ga. Messrs, K. M. Myers, William Miller, C. W. Marlow, Oscar Bailey, .Julius Brantley, Everett Crews. William Thrift, J. C. John son, Lyn Williams. Octlc J lit*. Joseph and Jhonnle Platt. Mr. and Mrs. Platt were assisted bv Mrs. W. Platt, Mr. and Mrs. W. n, Platt, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Kelly and Mrs. Annie Crimm. SISTER MARY’S KITCHEN Breakfast—Baked apples, rolled oats, top milk or cream, crisp whole wheat toast, poached eggs, coffee, milk or cocoa. Luneheon—Crearil of pea soup, graham bread and butter sand wiches, peach tapioca pudding with cream. Dinner—Broiled porterhouse or sirloin steak, boiled potato, wax beans In cream, shredded cabbage, baked pears, plain cup cakes, milk and tea. Every child nee»« a substantial breakfast, but the foods must he easily digested. While cream Is de sirable for Its butterfnt and vita mins, many children fall to assimi mr. |M late cream and thrive on rich milk with cereals rather than the heavier cream. Use little or no sugar over cereals. Long cooking brings out the natural sweetness of grain products. The noon meal Is perhaps the most difficult to plan. Salads and elaborate sandwiches that mean so much to grownups are not for youngsters. But a cream soup Is liked by everybody nnd for ctfildren. When school begins, the necessity for a nourishing but light luncheon Increases. Crowing brains and bodies need plenty of tlssue bulldlng material to grow on, but the food must be quickly assimi lated. The younger children should not eat m'uit for dinner. The clear "platter" gravy should be poured over whole wheat bread for their dinner protein. Even if a child has sll of his 1 . , i MRS. BERTHA B. FORNEY PIANO Harmony, Theory and History of Music. Elementary and Advanced. Special rates to singers for accompanying, Oratorio, opera, sacred and secular work. STUDIO: KING BUILDING. Telephone 2525-wx. IwlßibnH U I SPECIALS FROM THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Globe Wernicke Book Cases, the standard of Sectional Cases. Wc have them in fumed oak, quartered oak, imitation ma hogany and genuine mahogany. Four Sections, Top and Sanitary Base genuine mahogany, man 7E only *43if3 Several Cases of S and 4 aecttons each, discontinued patterns at greatly reduced prices: A genuine Mahogany Secretary and Book Case combined, only $59.75 I—3-piece Reed Living Room Suite, $129.75 value, special at $107.50 Knrpen Living Room Furniture arriving almost dally. •- New Dresses Special Value $25.00 to $39.75 In this assortment are featur ed fall’s most charming frocks, beautifully made of Poiret Twills, Charmeen Satins and Bengalines. Every one of these garments is an exceptional value. Don’t buy your new frock until you have seen them. All colors, all sizes. BEAUTIFUL DRESSES Of beaded Georgette, and exquisite dainty frocks for evening wear, in lovely styles and colors. $39.75 to $79.75 Special Lot Dresses } at $15.00 These dandy frocks come In attrac tive styles and colors. They are well made of good grade all wool Jersey Cloth. mm iri l Fade Away Reducing Girdles In accordance with fashion's demand for slender lines, and the popu lar aversion to stoutness, these lovely reducing gar ments have boon carefully and scientifi cally created. All types have been consid ered. you will have no diffi culty in find ing your par ticular style. Prices range. $5.00 to SIO.OO Fade - Away Brassieres In complete ns aortments. Four Sections, Base and Top Imi tation mahogany, qqq 7E only 4>JJi/3 O’CEDAR MOPS AND BRUSHES. O’Cedar Mop and Bottle n* nn of Polish, for I ,UU O'Codar Wall Mops, n< cfl Bed Room Curtaijjs in many at tractive patterns $1.25 pair and up. Coming: Karpen weak, Oct 6 to 11th. Ask about it in our furniture department. teeth he seldom masticates his food sufficiently, so keep In mind the necessity of finely chopped vege tables. Green, fresh vegetables are valu able food for chlidren and as soon ns they can be trusted to "chew" they should eat these foods. Peach Tapioca One cup tapioca, cup sugar, 2 tablespoons butter, ’A teaspoon salt, S large ripe peaches. J’are and cut peaches In half, Arrange In a buttered baking dish, cut side up. Sprinkle with sugar and dot with hits of butter. Honk tapioc* one hour In cold wntor to cover. Drain and add to three cups of boiling water. Cook In a double boiler until transparent. Season with salt and pour over peaches In baking dlslj. Bake thirty to forty minutes in a. moderate ovep. Serve with angar and cream when cool. Tade'Cuoau c ßuSber;silk ** Tifjurc 'Reducer READ HERALD WANT ADS. HOT®®teAPIRE t BROADWAYATS/XTY-THIRD (l A NEW fourteeft itory’ eJ J l .ft YL fireproof structure containing i \ V every modern convenience, -A. and "Servidor ’Service* ■ ■ ~ f I*-* 5 c it 6t » * Jr, ■ . A Capacity 1.034 Jj f The location it unique ft J| ( ■ ! !• lubway,elevated,nreet cart, ni £SEE£E»““ Pr’, busses, all at door. m f £EEE EE E E 6 R. M f H WKEEEEEEfifiJ (S; jfc< RATES |Vt 111 11 I■* i £ JSL mi '■ ' " pic-nte toll, t f o n J W . Irigl't i.r.rn wltli l.alh 3..’,0 L£'a Ik B || B *•% Bi ll ■ ItUSUm Mfl I roc,III THREE [Toilet Goods Department Coty’s Face qq Powder 03 C Houblgant’s Extracts, a « 1-4 oz. w I Houblgant's Talcum Q 4 Powder v I Houblgant’s Dusting Q 1 Cfl Powder «P I i3U Cappl’s Talcum QC Cfl- Powder 4uv) wUw Cappl's Face Q 1 flfl Powder $ I iUU Cappl's Extracts Q 4 QC 1 oz w I itu Cappl’s Extracts, .. $2.50 Pebeco Tooth QQ- Woodbury's Soap, CC box of three cakes.... 33U Tears Unscented QC- Soap, 2 for tub Mennen's QC- Talcum New Gloves and Hosiery Kayser’s New Fall Styles In Chamolsettes. All the new styles and all fall shades— sl.oo to $2.98 Perrin’s Kid Gloves New Style Cuff Gloves — $3.50 TO $5.00 Strap Wrist Gloves, QA flfl the pair m*tiUU Two Clasp Gloves QQ Cfl the pair OCi3U McCallum’s Full Fashioned All pure silk, lisle soles and tops. All the deslr- Q 1 QC able colors, the pair v I .33 McCnllum Chiffon, all pure silk, Black and QQ Cfl colors OtidU New Sweaters Sport and College Sweaters for ladles and misses. All styles, all colors. Ask to see them. $5.95 to $17.50 Big line Boys’ School Sweat ers. Heavy weight. Navy, brown, maroon. $3.50 to $8.95 Infants’ Sweaters, Sacques Bootees, complete line of the styles, colors and sizes. Eversharp Pencils and Pens . • We have a complete line — nickel, sliver and gold plated SI.OO to $8.50 All Charge Purchase* for Monday *nd Tuesday will b* put on October statement.