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THURSDAY, SEPT. 24.
Augusta Trunk: Factory
SAVED FROM THE FRESHET
GREAT REDUC
TION SALE
STIL. P
Few Slightly
damaged Trunks
tom the water
hich we will
ill at great
crifice.
TRUNKS, VALISES, SUIT CASES. LEATHER GOODS, ETC.
Augusta Trunk Pactory
851 Broad—Wrong Side St., Right Side of Prices.
Social (jossip
ENDID CONCERT
DAY EVfc.NiN.-i.
>r the concert that will be given
evening at the Sunday school
n of the Church of the Atonement
following fine program has been
pared under the direction of Miss
hie Smith and Miss Ruth Bell:
avalee, “Butterfly,” piano solo,
s Griffin.
rlio Dix, Egyptian Love Song, bar
e solo Mr. Warren Moran, accom
,st Miss M. Griffin,
lected solo, soprano Miss Mar
•t. Battle, accompanist Mrs. Battle,
lascagni, “Cavallerta Rusticana,"
lin solo Miss Edith Belle, aceom
list Mrs. Fortin.
iY. Smith, "Gates of Pearl," soprano
010 Miss Josie Smythe, accompanist
Mrs. Edwards.
Recitation, “Annie Laurie,” Miss .1.1
W. Griffin violin, Mr. E. Walton piano,
Miss M. Griffin.
Ball, "Begone Days,” soprono solo
Mrs. J. W Morris, violin obligato,
Miss Julia Murphy, accompanist Miss
M. Griffin.
Chopin, Waltz (a), McDowell
'Shadow Dance" (by), piano solo Miss
Adelle Fortin.
Watson, "Anchored," bass solo Mr.
weeney Sikes, accompanist Mrs. S.
vkes. • '
Ernst, “Carnival de Venice," violin
lo Prof. Fortin, accompanist Mrs. |
Fortin.
Selected, quartette, Messrs. Lyeth,'
Moody, Murrah, Seago.
•Wilieby, “Summer Rain" (a). Starr,
“A Prayer” (b), contralto solo Mrs.'
T. C. Jowitt, accompanist Mrs. Ed-1
wards.
Tickets can be secured at the door.
SOUTHERNERS IN
NEW YORK.
Southerners who are prominent
•guests of the Hotel Gotham in New ,
work city include the following named
■people: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ban
fcroft, and Mr. and Mrs. George E.
IBailey of Tallahassee, Fla.; Mr. and
4%
The Planters
Loan and Saving
Bank
/ 705 Broad Street.
J he Oldest Savings
1 '
U kln The
I City.
ssful operation 38
growing more popu-
In ne people and strong
men" confidence each year.
| selecting a bank for your
Kings Account do not fail to
Jestlgate the facilities and
ength of this bank.
Resources Over
$1,000,000.00
Safe as “Safest.”
The same careful attention
to small accounts as to the
larger ones.
Deposits may be made by
mall.
L. C. HAYNE, President.
CHAS. C. HOWARD, Cashier.
Patoke, Fhlllpp« & Co.
[). < iruen <Sr Son.
~ altham,
Elgin
FINE WATCHES
Lntest Styles
T hin Models.
Wm. Schweigert & Co.
it— ?
Cost Is small —
Telephone Us —
Phone 593.
LET Us REPAIR
Your Trunks,
damaged by the
water.. Can
make them over
strong as new—
] Mrs. Gardner Hammond, of Winter
Park, Fla.; Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton P.
) Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Messonvoir,
and Mr. Louis Boisserain, of Now
Orleans; Mr. John Richards and
daughter, of Galveston, Texas; Prof.
Ettore Romana Douton, of Monterey,
Mexico; Mr. Owen Wood, of Satua
;Fe; Mr. Henry J. Rodman, of Little
Rock, Ark.; Mrs. Edmund Jackson
and Miss Yvonne Jackson, of Mobile,
| Ala.; and Mr. Robin MacDonald, of
i Charleston, S. C.
JONES ROUNTREE.
The marriage of Miss Densie
i Rountree and Mr. F. A. .Tone’s was a
! quiet event that took place yester
! day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
i John McElmurray on lower Broad
I street, Dr. Melton performing the
| ceremony which was followed by an
! informal receplion, previous to the
! departure of Mr. and Mrs. Jones for
; a trip north.
MEETING OF
EASTERN STAR.
There will be a called meeting of
the officers of Elizabeth chapter No.
43 held tomorrow (Friday) afternoon,
|at five o'clock, at Masonic Temple.
The meeting is most Important and
all officers are urged to be present
! promptly.
'meeting OF
MARY WARREN DIRECTORS.
An mportant meeting of the direo
! tors of the Mary Warren Home Is
called for tomorrow (Friday) morning
at eleven o’clock, at the home.
STEPHENS-REEVES.
Miss Esther Reeves and Mr. John
Oliver Stephens were married last
! t venlng at 8:30 o'clock, at the home
i of Mr 3. Emmet Vaughn, Rev. R. M.
Dixon officiating
—Mrs. George Yarborough, of Troy
S. C., is in the city.
_____ —— i i i-.-—.. .
Money From
Home.
“Just like money
from home” isn’t half
as satisfactory as “just
like money from the
bank.”
Put your spare mon
ey in our bank. Its
a comfortable habit
that grows. Draw it
when you most need it.
WE PAY YOU
INTEREST.
The rate is 4 per cent
compounded semi
annually.
Irish-American
Bank
“The Bank
for Your Savings.”
Bargains
Worth
Coming
For.
Friday BIG STORE Doings!
AS SOON AS YOU ENTER THE STORE FRIDAY YOU WILL NOTICE A HUNDRED SIGNALS OF LIVELY DO
INGS—AND EVERY STEP WILL PROVE THE PROMISE OF MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES IN NOW LOOKED
FOR GOODS ON EVERY FLOOR. THE FOLLOWING ARE ONLY RANDOM SHOTS FROM THE GREAT
STOCK OF BARGAIN AMMUNITION.
Women’s Muslin Underwear, worth Aft ~
Up to sl, for tYC
on can save a third to a halt on Undennuslins by attending tomorrow’s
sale of a maker s surplus lots of cotton undergarments.
All are well made, full cut, and perfect fitting garments of Muslin, Cambric
and Nainsook embracing Gowns, Skirts. Long Chemise, Combination gar
ments, Corset Covers and Drawers. Trimmed in a variety of si,vies with good
quality laces and embroideries. Values worth as high as’ifd.OO,’ /a
tomorrow, for nr VC
Women’s Muslin Corcet Covers, with hemstitched cambric rufllc, all
lengt h. Regular 25c value. Special at ’ BVC
Women s Muslin Drawers, with hemstitched cambric ruffle, 25c value, at 19 cts
25 Doz. Nainsook Corset Covers, full blouse front, trimmed with torchon lace
sorting and ribbon, all sizes. Sold regualrly at 28e, 1
One day at I VC
Women’s Long White Petticoats, with deep ruffle, trimmed with embroidery
and lace, extra dust ruffle, all lengths a /»
Special, at 4VC
Sale of Children’s Drawers. Mothers, Read.
Good Muslin—Trimmed with cambric ruffle, hemstitched and cluster tucking
l' 1 rullie and drawer; worked button holes; side facing and felled seams.
2to 4 years, regular 15c value,., . 10 Cts
6to 8 years, regular 18c value 12 Cts
10 to 12 years, regular 20c value 15 Cts
Rug Special
There is no greater
collection of Rugs in all
the state than you will
finnd here, no better
qualities, no richer pat
terns or colorings and
nonwhere is regular
price lower. To be able
therefore to choose
from this splendid
stock at reduc
ed prices is a privilege
that id economical
home keepers will en
joy.
Tapestry Brussel Rugs
size 8 feet and 3 in.
by 10 feet 6 in. the col
orings are rich and new
Not a poor pattern in
the lot, worth CIO Q Q
$18.50, at OlZiaO
9x12 Granite Art
Squares, rcgumi
« lue " $4.98
VELVET RUGS.
size 27x60 rn., regular
r 9 v, " ,,cs 5i.49
EXTRA FINE, SOFT LINGERIE FINISH, MADE FROM LONG STAPLE YARNS, PERFECT EVEN WEAVE; DAINTIEST
WHITE MATERIAL FOR UNDERGARMENTS, WAISTS, SLIPS, FULL 12 YARD PIECES; 36 IN. V/IDE, n «
REGULAR $1.39 VALUE • VOC
(treat Clean Up of Remnant Sale Friday
Remnants of Table Linen,
Remnants of finish,
Remnants of White Lavvnn,
Remnants of Ginghams,
Remnants of Dress Goods,
Remnants of Curtain Swiss,
Remnants of Calicoes,
Remnants of Percales,
10c Outings, in /if / _
dark rohfs, at ~ "
He yard wide bleach- jr
ing, no dressing ..
All Standard Prints
light and dark, at .. vv
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
Great Rug, Carpet and Furniture Sale!
AUGUSTA'S ~OHLYDEPARTMENT '^OT£
Another Big Small Ware and Notion Sale, Friday.
Thread
i
SPOOL COTTON—Coal's 6-cord
Spool Cotton, 200 yards, all numbers,
black and whlto, the spool a
at 4C
DARNING COTTON—The genuine
Coat’s Darning Cotton, black, white
and assorted colors,
each ZC
Tapes
TAPE—Extra quality, non twisting
Twill Tape, containing m
10 yards / C
TAPE MEASURE B—flood quality,
double stitched, Tape Measures,
00 Inches long ’ I /
< ach
Machine Oil
MACHINE OlL—flood quality,
Sperm Sewing Machine Oil n
t oz. bottle, at. yC
Elastics
SILK ELASTIC—Fancy frilled
.dpe dlk. Darter Elastic, one Inch
wide. In all colors, 10/-
per yaru IVC
on Bargain
Tables
at
Vi to
'/2 off.
15c Madras Cloth, |
new fresh goods .. ,*vC
Best yard wide per
eidcs, big assortment .
19c 36-in. White /tad IQ I «
ras for Friday .. .. 2“
Buttons
COLLAR BUTTONS—Hope Collar
Huttons, small size, unit pleci -j
one dozen on a card «>C
DRESSING PINS—The celebrated
brand Drtsalitfe Pins, best quality, H.
and H. Mfg. Co., allj sizes.
paper at DC
SAFETY PINS-Th e well known
brand of Treason* Nlcicel Kale y
Pins, 1 dozen on card -x
dozen 2.C
HAIR PlNS—Kirby Heard, good
quality, Japanned Hair Plus
In all sizes, straight and -x l
waved ZiC
HAIR PlNS—Large size. llalr Pin
Cahiuets, containing 2f,0 asorted
styles of heavy and Invisible -1
Hair Pins, at /C
CUBE PlNS—Large and small,
sizes, good quality, whlfe j
and black DC
GOOD PEARL BUTTONS—IK to
24. Line per dozen *
at 1 C
100 GROSS SAMPLE BUTTONS—
Shirt buttons, fish eye, plald<-%|/ ,
and fancies, f.c qualll > tloz A
FABER POLISHED CEDAR LEAD
PENCILS— With rubbers. 111/-
plain, dozen I"'C
Sale of Skirts, Friday.
6 New, Stylish Models.
Panama and Chiffon Voile, black, blue, brown, plain
gored, with fold and tuitions. Combination, ideat
ed with fold and but tonus. Full pleated with fold of
same, goavd with satin trimmings; gored with Tunic
and straight fold; gored sheath effect, buttons down
front, satin trimmed. (t p Oft
Choice 4>*J.VO
Long Kimonos
Outing Kimonas of good material in pretty dap de
signs, neat figures and stripcs, colors arc serviceable
reds, blue and deep rose SI.OO
Pretty pinks, blues, sounds and grays, in long Night
engale Kimonas of outing and smooth finished mate
rial in several patterns, ovcrcastod around sleeves
neck and down front, $1.50
Short Kimonos
3Styles in all of the 1 best dark colors, some trimmed
with hand of different patterns, others Est 7C OQp
overcast sfifehings JU, f J,ODt
Collar Sets
COLLAR SETS—Warren and Try
unc f'lllir Seta, r- ,
per net DC
COLLAR FOUNDATION—Waircn
Feat her-hone Silk Collar FoimdatUniH
UHort.-d HlylcH, and .ill nlzoa "7 ,
wlilltt and black, . icb J L
Hooks and Eyes
HOOKB AND EYES—In black and
whit.-, »i hlzch, two dozen • ,
tin a card, card 1C
SEWING NEEDLES—(Ioot! gleel,
Hewing Net-dice, all .
zlz.'H 1C
Horse Supporters
HOSE BUPPORTEH3 I.allien’ Pad
Hone KjippoiteiH, large aiz,.-, 4-Hlrap,
button loop, and clasp, black 1..
white, pink and blue IVC
MARCEL HAIR CURLERS—Tie
Wfilirknotvti ‘'Mtiglc” llalr
CurleiK,2 on a card at,... ... / C
MARCEL HAIR WAVERS Tie
celebrated Marcel llalr |tt ,
Waver, r. on card IOC
CHILDREN'S BCRATCH TAB
LETS, gr.O KlpetH,
5c valip ,7C
Dress 3hields
DRESS SHIELDS—(ioou quality,
pur. white, light weight llreua
ShlehlH, Ip size 2,3, 4, 4.
lair OC
CHILDREN'S WHITE HEM
STITCHER llaildk'erehlef 'll/,,
lawn, < value aty^jC
Sale house Furnishings.
Bto 14 inch Jardiniers ~ .. ~ 29c
200 Blended •Jardiniers, all perfect, in hcauliful
colorings and shapes, Dec window display) 71 Or*
regular 75c to $2.00 values, at OVC
50 dozen piece,- Imported German Austrian and French
Filina, Vase - Hand 15. plate-, lea plaics, fruit .meets,
puff boxes, pin trays, cups, and aucers '"y c
worth regular •}<)<• to $2.00, Friday
One lot of Salad Bowls, Chocolate Rot , Vases q* A _
cracker .Jars, special wvC
75e Fancy Parlor I,amps, etched bowls and chimneys,
with brass foot, regular 75c value. . a 7^
Friday **OL
25 dozen more of those lOe five string 2t/j» lb.
brooms, Friday "
PAGE THREE
A Bargain
List
Worth
Reading
tiredt Sale
10,000 Yards
Embroidery
Values up to 25c
at 9c yd
A rousing suit 1 of 10-
000 ynrds from ;in im
porter retiring from
business which we pur
chased way under reg
ular prices. All new,
•■lean, perfect goods,
worth up to 25c a yard;
on four ,big bargain tab
bies, main floor, Broad
st rect, center aisle very
special tnmnr -
row, per yard ..