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Largest Beauty Teaching
Organization in the World
National School of Cosmeticians
Affiliated with the World- Famout
To open School in Cincinnati
will occupy the entire 9th floor
Reakirt Bldg., 6th Street
Classes Being Formed Now!
THE newest school, which will be
the tenth, in America's outstand
ing group of beauty institutions will
be modeled H icrtheothernine schools
from which are gradu a ted every month
■ighly trained beauty specialists capa
ble of commanding large salaries.
Itwill be conducted on the hi*jh stand
ard that has made the title" Graduate
«f Marinello" the most valuable asset
any beauty specialist can possess.
Supervision and Instruction
The supervision of the school will be
In the .lands of a nationally known
teacher for many years associated with
the New York and Chicago schools.
She will be assisted bv a faculty of
only experienced and highly trained
Instructors. This instruction will be
highly practical and based on both
theory and practical experience.
Students will attend lectures in airy,
writ ventilated class rooms equipped
with the most modern apparatus. The
famous Marinello creams,lot ions, hair
tonic* and powders** used inthe most
representativeaho|)*arefurnished free
forstudent# usewhile taking the train
ing. In thui “business of happiness 1 ’
you jeam howKo improve yourself
while you learn to improve others.
Highest Scientific Methods
Taught
Instruct ion willbe given inallbrandics
of beauty culture and will be the same
as is taught in our New York, Chicago,
Minneapolis, Detroit, Denver, Phila
delphia, St. Louis, l.oa Angeles and
Portland Schools. It embodies the
theoretical and practical training in
facial and scalp treatments, marcel
waving, hair dressing, water waving,
Good to the Last Drop
H T
ROMANCE lies within the cir
cle of your cup of Maxwell
House. That fragrant aroma
breathes of Araby and distant sun
wrapped lands where the finest
coffee is grown.
There arc visions of the great shins
breasting foamy miles to bring the
treasure home.
There's the long, long quest for the
exadt blending of these fine coffees
to create the llavor that is “Good
to the LaSt Drop."
MAXWELL
HOUSE
Coffee
LEGAL HOLIDAY
ARMISTICE DAY
Tuesday, November 11th, Armis
tice Day, having been declared a
legal holiday, the Clearing House
Banks of Augusta will not be open
for business.
Georgia Railroad Bank
Citizen* & Southern Bank
Union Savings Bank
National Exchange Bank
hair tinting, electrolysis, permanent
waving, muscle strapping, manicuring
and shampooing.
Demand for Operators
There is a real difference between
school taught and shop taught opera
tors —consequently our graduates are
in Rrcator demand than we can sup
ply. We have openings in hundreds
of cities throughout this country and
in some foreign countries which we
are unabl* to nib A Marinello gradu
ate is qualified to pass any state ex
amination.
Ambitioue Young Women: This is
your opportunity. Learn a splendid
profession. (Beauty shop owners are
among the most successful business
women in the country, earning from
SA.OOO to $20,000 a year.)
The National School of Coemeticiane
—affiliated with Marinello—;will pro
vide you with a vocation in which
you will be contented, and which will
lead to the pleasant path of independ
ence and prosperity.
Student* Can Enroll Now
Pending the opening of our new school
about December 10th, students are
being enrolled now. It will occupy the
entire 9th floor of the Reakirt Build
ing,at 6lh and Main St. We are offer
ing the girls and women of Cincinnati
and surrounding territory an opportu
nity to apply for enrollment now.
Applications can be made in writing
or you can call in person and discus*
with an expert Marinello Teacher,
temporarily located with Miss Mary
Wilson at her shop in the Woman s
Exchange Building. Easy Terms. Day
and Night Classes.
SOCIETY
THE CANDYVILLE CIRCUS
By Margarst Mcßride
The candyvllle circus Is coming to
town.
Led by a powdery marshmallow
clown,
Each tiny brown tent has a butter
scotch top.
Admission? ‘Tls only a chocolate
drop!
There are stick-candy tiger* and
cinnamon bears,
And a licorice Hon that rumbles,
and glares
With It's queer ahiny lemon-drop
eyes.
Near wee peanut camels with mar
velous bumps,
Prances a sugar plum pony that
Jumps
Through doughnut hoopa then
comes the band
(Popcorn boys, a pompons and
fuffy and grand,
Having the Jlggllest, tingllest tune*.
While a ginger bread man sella you
red hot balloons.
Of a marvelous redness and size.
There are green gumdrop elephants,
chewing-gum sanies.
And a gelatin fat man who twitch**
urid shake* —
Oh, you'd best get a chocolate drop
quick as you may
And Journey to Candyvllle on Cir
cus Lay! •
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BURDEN BEARERS CIRCLE.
The Burden Bearers Circle of the
King's Daughters will meet Thurs
day afternoon at four o’clock, at tho
realdenee of Mrs Harper Bryson. Sr.,
on Walton Way. All members are
requested to attend.
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AUTHOR OF "GOOD ORACIOUB
ANNABELLE" receive*
COMPLIMENTARY PRESB
COMMENTS.
New York dallies recently carried
the following complimentary com
ments relative to Clare Hummer's
•flood Gracious Annabel!/’ which la
to he presented at Tubman audito
rium November 18th by The Little
Thi-tfTre league:
"Miss K u Mini or haw written ft no- 1
vel and refreshing play. l ' —New York
Times
"Glittering farce, smoothly played
Arthur Hopkins strikes a rich vein of
nonsense In “Good Gracious, Anns
bell "—New York Times.
•'Clare Hummer's first play hlessed
with a ellken performance that be
come* It* Idle humor."—New York
Sun.
"A new playwright swam Into our
ken last evening when a glittering
sane called "Good Orarlous, Anna
bell" was presented for the first time
at the Republic Theatre.”—New York
Times.
"It la a fine elasa of nonsense that
hae provided many priceless moments .
In the new farce at the Republic.”—
New York Times.
"Abounds In bright speeches and
spontaneity."—New York Tribune.
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MOTHERS OF DE MOLAY.
The Mothers of DeMoley will meet
Wednesday morning at eleven o'clock
In tho Ladles' Parlor, Masonic Tem
ple.
MBS. R ROY GODWIN Secy.
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W. C. T. U. MEETS
WEUN-BDAY,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Wood lawn W. C. T. U. will T>* held
on Wednesday afternoon. November
12th At four o'clock, In the Ladles'
Parlor of the Woodlawn Methodist
church. All members are urged to
be present, and visitors will recelvs a
cordial welcome. May the spirit of
co-operation lay hold on each and
every one attending thle meeting and
nothing tie attempted, nothing done,
nave by the guidance of our Heavenly
Father.
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SPLENDID PROGRAM
PRESENTED BY C. H. S.
Tho senior and Junior clauses of the
C. H. 8. gave a very Interesting pro
gram for Armlaltce Day. laat evening,
The meeting, which was presided over
by the president of the senior class,
Ldward Kerrell was very successful,
as the program was well arranged.
The entertainment was furnished by
talent from the Junior and senior
Claeses The well rendered readings
were thoroughly enjoyed by the boys,
as well as the patriotic airs rendered
hy readings were thoroughly enjoyed
by the boy*, as war# hy members of
the Junior snd lenlor high classes. In
fact the entrance the reputation earn
ed by tha recent production of scenes
from Hamlet. The program was as
follows:
"My Country 'Tl* of Thes/’ entire
class.
"The American's Creed and
Pledge," entire class.
"The Star and the Schools." An
tone Gallagher.
"Flag of Trues." ,7lg«ag Quartet.
"Blue, Gray and Khaki/’ Thomas
McCarthy.
“In Klander's Fields,” Paul Dorr.
•'Marseilles," 7,lgiag Quartet
"The Meaning of tho War," Ran
Mugphy.
"God la Not Mocked," Masvln
Stafford.
Duct, "Songs My Mother Used to
Sing," William Doughty and Edward
Ferrell. ,
"The Reerfllt, Grorge Markwalter.
•'Tho Man of the Marne." Nell Cal
lahan, Joseph McKeon, Paul Dorr.
"The Star-Bpangled Banner," en
tire class.
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FEATURES OF SAVANNAH
CONVENTION U. D. C.
Frank O. Lowden, former governor
of Illinois, will deliver the chief ad
dress on the opening program of the
opening convention of tho general dll
vision. United Daughters or the Con
federacy, to be held in Savannah No
vember Uto 22. Governor Lowden
will be Introduced by Mrs. Walter La
mar. of Macon, chairman of the pro
gram, and Immediately following the
address of Mr. Lowden. Mr*. Frank
linmilit. of Amerleus, president-gen
eral, will be presented hy Mrs. A. B.
Hull. president of the Savannah
chapter, and .Mis* Decca Lamar Wal
ker, Mayor Scabrook, of Savannah;
Mra. Walter Grace, president of the
Georgia division, will welcome the
convention to Georgia, and Mrs. Chas.
E Bolling, of Richmond. V* , will re
sopnd. Much beautiful music will be
rendered at Intervals during the pro
gram and the Right Reverend F. F.
Reese. IVP, Bishop of Georgia, will
give the Invocation and the benedic
tion.
Beginning with Wednesday morning
the remainder of the week will he a
succession of business session* and
social occasions Savannah chapter
will give a reception on Wedneaday
evening at the DeSoto Hotel, an oye
ter roast vvtil be a delectable affair of
Thursday afternoon, to be given by
the Barrow camp. Bona of \ eteran*.
amt the I'tg'rs' ball on Friday evening
will bring to a close the social func
tions which are always a delightful
feature of the national gathering*.
•Dr. S (' Mitchell will deliver the
main address on historical evening,
the subject chosen being: "The Vi
carious Life of Lee." Mrs. St. John
A. Lawton, of South Carolina candi
date for president-general In the elec
tion to be held In 1215. will preside
on historical evening
Mrs T. T Steven*. of Atlanta,
chairman of the educational work
carried on all over the United States
by the U, P C, with Mr* Walter
l imit and Mr* Walter Grace, of
Macon: vvlli represent Georgia on the
executive board and will be an Inter*
tat'ng speaker reporting on large
accomplishment*.
GET TOGETHER MEET
A special get-together meeting
will he held Wednesday night at
830 o'clock at Crawford Avenue
Baptist church. There will be a
devotional service followed by a
reception. All th* member* and
their friends tire Invited to be pres
ent. It Is very essential that th#
mem' n one another fn or
der to carry on the w orb of th*
church efficiently. Hence, this
meeting which. It I* hoped, urlll
prove a menus of promoting broth
erly feeling.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA.
TOMORROW
WEDNESDAY
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YOU’RE ALWAYS WELCOME
AT THIS STORE
WE Invite and appreciate your patronage In every section of this
store. We are trying to build up the reputation of this store as
a whole, so that you will come here for merchandise whether It
It especially advertised or not. We want to make each department a
trustworthy supply center of Its kind of merchandise, ao that you will
come to It for whatever you need whether these Items have been men
tioned In special advertisements or not.
In addition, wp want you to feel free to make this store
your headquarters. Come In and look around, If that’s
what you wish to do. See what new fabrics are displayed.
Get some valuable Ideas on ways to make that new frock.
Stop In for a moment to rest when you're doing your
marketing—ln short, make the "New White's” your head
quarters.
NOTE: —The Beauty Shop is staging an Interesting demonstration
tomorrow —The coiffures which won the first five awards in the
recent Atlantic City Hairdressing Contest, will be shown here by
living models. White's Second Floor. \
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For Wednesday !
£ Mid-Winter Mats
S/| .95
JL Each
Satin hats, metalic hats, Faille silk hats, ete. Trimmed
with metalic flowers, smart bows, and matching veils.
Also feather fancines in smart color combinations.
Turbans—Pokes—Medium—
and Larger Shapes.
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Hats for which you’d expect to pay as high as $8.50.
—White's Second Floor
SALE!
Extra Heavy Axmmister Rugs
\ / VT .
Wonderfully thick in pile and rich in color, there are beautiful patterns
in roee, blue, tan, taupe and brown.
Special for Wednesday only
We urge early selection as the supply is limited.
Velvet Stair Carpet.
Good. serviceable
patterns and colors
(or halls and stairs.
IT Inches an *»r
wide, at yd.
EXCEPTIONAL SHOPPING 01
GtlkcLj
1 I Si
Beauvais
Axminstsr Carpet.
IT-Inch Axmlnster
hall and stair car
pet, in good service
able pattern* and
SK* $3.35
—9xl2 Size—
Usual Price Should be
$58.75.
This extraordinary sale
was made pos s i b 1 e
through the price concessions granted
by the makers of these fine rugs.
27x54-Inch Velvet
Rugs.
Wilton velvet rug*
in attractive pat
terns and colors.
Will give excellent
:: r c r:.. $4,95
—White’* 3rd Floor
WEDNESDAY
SPECIALS
•
100 Fibre Silk Scarks—
-2 yards long, with fringed
ends. Roman stripes In
black and white, and a
beautiful range of color
combinations. -ft QC
Regular $3.50 values $ I iUvI
Pur* Linen Handkerchiefs—
In white end colors, with
contrasting corded borders,
and embroidered corners.
35c and 50c values 0Q«
at each »*“
300 Prs. Novelty Kid Gloves,
Real kid, soft and pliable,
with, novelty short, per
forated cuffs. In black
with white and black
stitching, tan, brown,
mode, beaver and russet.
Specially pur- M AQ
chased to sell^A-. iPfciwJ
1000 Prs. Purs Silk Chiffon
Hois—Full fashioned, with
mercerized lisle soles,
double welt silk and lisle
garter tops. Black, gun
metal, silver, blush and
lariat. Strictly first quality
$1.50 values. Wed- QQa
nesday only at pair.. 00 v
Sterling Silver Thimbles—
Good, durable weight. Reg
ular 35c values at 1 Q f*
each
Smart Leather Handbags—
Appropriate for use every
hour in the day. Fancy and
plain leathers In all the
popular and desirable
shapes. $8.50 and AO QC
$4 values at each.. Vfciucl
New Boxed Stationery—
New shipment stationery
In decorated boxes. 24
sheets of paper and envel
opes to the box. Assorted
shapes and styles. Initialed
and ploMn white, as well as
pastel shades. $1.25 and
—White’s Main Floor
GIRLS’ and BOYS’
BATHROBES
At $2.95
Fifty to select from. Values
up to $4.00 each, these Law
rence and Beacon Cloth
Robes on Sale Wednesday.
Ages 6 to 16.
??e y s 8 ’ 50c
Mothers and friends arc buy
ing these by the half-dozen
for gifts. Get yours tomor
row while selections are best.
All In beautiful Xma* boxes.
BOYS’ CHINCHILLA*** QC
OVERCOATS pOiJvl
In seal brown, red and tan.
A new shipment of these has
just come In. Ages J to 6
years.
EXACTLY 97
Boys’ $2 Blouses
$1.19 Ea.
Made For Wednesday only,
this offer Is strictly an effort
to clear our stock of too
many $2 blouses. A bargain
indeed for those fortunate
enough to secure correct
sizes.
—White's Second Floor
$40.85
Tapestry Brussels
Rug*.
9x12 Seamless Tap
estry Brussels Rug*
In pretty all-over
designs. Splendid
colors, and will give
!S $33.50
—Whits’# Third Fleer
Wednesday Inaugur am
Series of *■
“GOODS BY HE 1
Silks, Woolen*, Wash Goods, Domestic s
1 Drapery and Curtain Materials, E t«
Weaves, Patterns, Colors.
EXTRA SPECIAL
IN SILKS
$1.59 Yd
—39-inch Solid Color Baronet
Satins, $2.69 value.
—39-inch Crepe Baronet Satins,
$3.00 values.
—39-inrh Silk and Cotton Can
ton, $2.50 value.
-86-lnch Light Colored Taffet
ta. $1.98 value.
—36-Inch All Silk Messaline,
$2.25 value.
—36-Inch Black Silk Taffeta,
$2.00 value.
—White’s Main Floor.
White's Superior
SILKS AND
VELVETS
39-in. Satin Crepes, in black,
white, navy, grey, taupe,
brown, henna and hello. $3.98
value, at AQ AQ
39-in. All Silk Canton —
In mountain haze, tiger lily,
copen, light blue, pink, cas
cade, peach, rose, navy and
black. $3.50 value AO AQ
at yard
39-in. Charmsute Satin—
navy, black, rose, fleah and
grey. $3.50 value, A A AQ
at yard VtiHu
39-in. Parisian Faill# —In black
brown, henna, navy AQ QQ
and tan, $5 value..... vwiuO
39-in. All Silk Georgette.— ln 32
wanted shades. St QQ
$2.25 value at yard... w • •30
39-in. All Silk Crepe d* Chine—
In 31 leading shades. St QQ
$2.23 value V I ««0
39-in. Novelty Georgettes and
Silk Crepes —Fifty pieces, for
tunics and dresses. ei QQ
$3.50 value at yard.. A I iwO
39-in. Brocade Chiffon Velvet—
sß.9B value, at A A QQ
yard «DiUO
39-in. Plain Chiffon V#»tfet—
s6.9B value, at aa cf\
yard sOH’iOlf
39-in. Embossed Velvet Chiffon,
S°. value :*.... $12.50
39-in. Bulgarian Chiffon—
sl6.so value, at AQ QQ
yard vviwu
—Whi‘-’s Mri Floor
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RIBBONS
embroidered iioveicy rtibbon—
in 14 color combinations,
.uakes attractive ties lor aport
wear. 12Hc and lac in.
value at yard y.. IU W
fu-Tone batin Ribbon— iiuuoie
faced. Brown and sand, black
and white, black and red, na
vy and sand, blue and orange,
navy and copen, natfy and
cerise, maize and pink, orchid
and flesh, light blue and pink.
yard
Novelty Ribbon— Metal, Batin
and Groa Grain. Embroidered
in wool, chenille, and gold and
silver. Used for dress trim
ming. 18 styles, values QQ.
98c and $1.25 yd., at yd. OwC
Roman Stripe Ribbon —For ties
and girdles, in 3 styles.
Yard 35C TO 89C
Blanket Binding —Colors cream,
light blue, pink, copen. sand,
red, brown, gray. orchid
French blue, yellow and white
Folded and ready to sew on.
yard 14C, 20C " 45C
—White’* Main Floor
U«e Butterick Patterns
For Best and Smart
est Effects.
Women's and Miss**'
Hand-Made
Gowns
95c Ea.
Hand made and hand
hemstitched gotvns of fin*
•oft nainsook. Buy these
regular $1.39 values on
Wednesday only at
R- A G. Elasticsid* Corsets
Th# “Kno-Lace" model,
with extra long aklrt.
Very comfortable and,
slenderizing In effect.
$5.49 values on Wednes
r. $2.35
—Whits’* 2nd Fleer
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 T
Wilier W <
48-inch All Wool Serges —Navy,
and black. $1.50 A* Of!
value at yard v I tUU
54-ineh All Wool Serges —Navy*
and brown, $1.98 A 4 n C
value at yard........ v * .fcG
54-irteh French Poiret Twill
Black, navy and tan. AQ QQ
$5.00 value at yard.. s3iwo
54-ineh French Flannels
Stripes and plaids, A A AQ
$5.98 value at yard qm.HO
54-inch Bolivia Cloth Heavy
winter weight, AC QO
$.698 value at yard.. OU.wO
54-ineh Astrakhan Cloth For
coats and trimmings, Al qQ
$6,98 value at yard .p'T.jO
Drapery ]
Beautiful colors, patter
purchase of these lovel 11 *'
your Club account, with?
in the monthly payment ‘
FILET DRAPERY NETB
Beautiful drapery nets In white,
cream and ecru novelty, all-over
designs, 40 and 42 Inches QC«
wide. Yard 33 **
ATTRACTIVE CRETONNES.
All heavy quality for drapery
and upholstery, good colors with
dark backgrounds and floral
designs. (1 4Q
Yard ililr
BEDROOM CURTAINS.
Pretty sheer Marquisette cur
tains for bedrooms. In white
with blue dots and ruffled. 284
yards long. $2.49
DRAPERY CRETONNES.
Beautiful cretonnes for drapery,
cushions, upholstery and pil
lows. excellent quality. CQ«
DRAPERY CHINTZ.
36 Inches wide, in exquisite pat
terns for bedroom drapery, ta
ble covers, cushions and TC«
fancy pieces. Y'ard fUC
IMITATION LEATHER.
50 Inches wide. In black and
Spanish, for upholstery, cush
ions and table tops. Yard.
$1.95 AND $2.25
50-INCH TAPESTRY.
Imitation needle point tapestry (
In charming colors and patterns’
for upholstering furniture and
cushions, table runners and
pillows. «*0 Cfl
Y’ard
WOOL TAPESTRY
50-Inch Wool Tapestry for up
holstery, in attractive designs
and colors. Ag CII
Yard OUiUll
ONE LOT OF Si
(Warranted Pij
Worth at regular prices 75c to $3.00 cl
tractive stamped linens are in centers!
tfay cloths, and pin cushion covers. Stf
of violets .roses, daisies, and wheat, a
a button hole scalloped edge. Wedm
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