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Do You Know. How Far You Live From Augusts?
DOU YOU KNOW THE RETAIL MERCHANT’S ASSOCIATION PAYS YOUR FARE HERE AND BACK TO YOUR HOME? THEY DO.
DO YOU KNOW WHEN WE PAY YOUR RAILROAD FARE ITS A 810 SAVING FOR YOU? THAT’S SO.
DO YOU KNOW MERCHANDISE IS CHEAPER HERE THAN ANYWHERE ELSE? ASK ANYBODY.
DO YOU KNOW AUGUSTA HAS FULLY RECOVERED FROM THE FLOOD? CITY OF AUGUSTA HAP
DO YOU KNOW YOU ARE GOING TO BUY THINGS FOR FALL THIS SEASON? YOU HAVE.
DO YOU KNOW THERE ARE 70 ODD LIVE STORES IN THIS ASSOCIATION ? THERE ARE.
DO YOU KNOW BY COMING TO AUGUSTA YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT? YOU CAN.
YOUR RAILROAD RARE RAID BOTH WAYS, MERE AIND BACK OIN TMB RO LLOVVI IN O BASIS
Fnm Ito 10 miles, your Railroad Fare paid both ways on purchases of SIO.OO or ever
From 10 to 20 miles, your Railroad Fare paid both ways on purchases of $20.00 or over
From 20 to 30 mHos, your Railroad Fare paid both ways on purchases of $35.00 or over
acetylene supplies and gas
FIXTURES.
Brill Electric Co.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Hogrefe Hardware Co.
AUTOMOBILES.
Feld * Co.
BAKERS.
H. H. Clausen,
Hollingsworth A Co.
BOOKBELLERS AND 8T ATI ONER 8.
Richards Stationery Co.
BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS.
Speth Bros.
V. A. Hematreet A Bro.
CARPETS, MATTINGS AND RUGS.
T. O. Bailie * Co.
J. L. Bowles Furniture Co.
W. F. Walker A Co
J. B. White A Co.
W C. Rhoades A Co.
CARRIAGE HARDWARE.
H. H. Coakery.
Jos. H. Day.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND 1
WARE.
H. H. Coakery.
Jos. H. Day.
Field A Co.
Lyon A Kelly.
CIGARB AND TOEn.
Bardell-Cooper Tobacco Co.
J. J Miller A Co
In Augusta Churches.
St. Patrick's Church,
Vary Rev. d. Bazin, v. G., rector;
R«v. J, Henneasy, assistant Sunday
masses: 8:30, 8, 9:30 a. m.
Saored Heart Churoh,
Corner Greene and McKinne Sts.,
rector. Rev. J. j. Sherry, S J.; pa*
tors, Rev. ,j. Lonergan, S. J and Rev.
R. Macready, S. J. Morning service:
Masses at 5:30, 6:20, 7:30, 9:30. Sun
day school at 10:15. High Mass at
11. Evening service: Beads follow
ed by Benediction at 8 o’clock.
St. John’s Church
RHV John W. Hrldt, D. D., presid
ing elder, will preach at 11a m No
evening service Sunday school, 9:30
a. m., C. G. Goodrich superintendent.
All services in Sunday school room
Strangers and visitors cordially wel
comed.
Bt. Paul’s Churoh.
Rev. John W. Heidt, D. D., presid
-11 a. m„ celebration of the Holy
Communion and sermon; 5 p. m.. Sun
day school; 6 p m., evening prayer.
St. James Church.
Rev. Richard Wilkinson, D. D.. pas
tor; preaching at n a. m. and 8 p. m.;
Sunday school at 9:46, a m., J. E.
Parker, superintendent. Don’t forget
“Orphans’ Home Day." Epworth
League will meet at 7 o’clock Let
every member be present. Every ser
vice will be of interest to the member
ship es the church. Come to all ser
vices. Strangers and visitors have a
w.\rm welcome awaiting them.
First Baptist Church.
Sparks W Melton, D. D. pastor of
the First Baptist Church announces
the usual services for this church dnr
ing the week, except there will be no
evening service on Sunday. Dr. C.
W Durden, of Waynesboro, who has
BAD BLOOD
I r**d»*r*t*. I had a had fom-
Jtoxion. pimples on my far* and my food was not
ig*atod a* It should ha*a boon Now lam entirely
wall, and tha ptmplee ha*a all dla«pp«arad from m»
faoa. I truthfully say that ( asoarats are )«i*t
asß'lrartlaad I fta»s uUaai o«Jytwo i*>xee of them '
CUrwnea R Orlßto. Sberlden, lnd
riaMant * f*v*n» Tast* lood J>o Ooo*l
X.MTlliltiTiMi •TSrf I* jfoer
L>H <n Hoifc Th» »#*»««»• sabiat atea»P«4 oro.
{•sfsnlwA so sara or ft wioaay bwl
StarUof Remedy Ca.. Chicago or M.Y. boo
AMUALSALE, T£N MILLION BOXES
If you live 100 miles or over, your Railroad Fare paid both ways on the following basis:
It your purchases only amount to one-half the required amount we pay your fare one way.
GET A SHOPPERS GUIDE AT ANY OF THE STORES BELOW
CLOTHING AND GENT’S Fin'IISH
INQB.
I. C. Levy Son A Co.
J. WtUie Levy Co.
E. S. McCreary a Ce.
H. J. Porter A Co.
L. Sylvester & Sons.
J. Miller Walker
J. B. White & Co.
CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA
WARE.
Lee A 'Wells.
J. B White A Co.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
J. B. White A Co.
DRY GOODS.
C. J. T. Balk.
A. Bleakley.
Burton-Taylor-Wiee Co.
R. L. Hunter Dry Goode Co. (Inc.)
Mullarky A Sullivan.
Von Kamp, Vaughan A Gerald.
C. J. Strom.
ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS AND
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.
Brill Electric Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.
T Schiadaresst.
FURNITURE.
J. L. Bowles Furniture Co.
3 W. Burnham Furniture Co.
Jones Furniture Co.
Thomas A Barton Co.
J. B. White A Co.
A. G. Rhoades A Oa.
bean heard here with great pleas
ure before will speak at the 11 o’clock
service Sunday morning. All cordial
ly invited.
Christian Church.
Howard T Cree, pastor of the
church at Mclntosh and Greene Sts.,
announces the following services for
that church: Bible school at 9:45 a.
m , E. B. Hook, superintendent. Adult
classes convene promptly at 10. Ser
mon at 11 o'clock; Bubject, ' Setting
the Signature” Prayer meeting at 8
p. m. on Wednesday. No Sunday
evening service this week. All cor
dially Invited. Seats free.
Church of the Good Shepherd.
Morning prayer s. 11 a. m. Sunday
school at 4 p. m Evening prayer at
5 p. m. All cordially Invited.
First Presbyterian Church.
Corner Telfair and Seventh streets,
the Rev. J. T. Plunket, D. D. pastor
Preaching at 11 a rn. by the pastor.
Sabbath school at 4 o'clock. Senior
Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p. m. Ju
nior Christian Endeavor Tuesday
evening at 6 o’clock. Wednesday
evening prayer service at 8:15 o’clock.
Curtis Baptist Church.
Rev. C. G. Dllworth, pastor, will
preach at both the morning and night
service. Sunday school at 4 p m.
Cordial invitation to general public.
Church of the Atonement.
Morning prayer, sermon and Holy
Communion on Sunday at li a. m.
Rev. S. B. Carpenter, rector.
Sibley Preabytsrian Church.
11 a m. and 8 p. m. by the pastor,
Rev. J. A Thompson. At the morn
tng service the communion of the
Lord's Supper will be celebrated. Sun
day school at 9:45 a m., Mr. O B.
Palmer, superintendent. The public
invited to all the services.
First Church of Chriat, Scientist,
Holds services Sunday at li o'clock,
room 508 Leonard building; subject!
"Unreality.” Wednesday morning
testlmpnial meeting at 8:30. The pub
lie Is invited.
Greene Street Presbyterian Church,
Between Twelfth and Thirteen'h
stress. Rev. Geo. K. Gullle, pastor.
The pastor has returned from hts va
cation and will flll th pulpit* at both
hours, 88:15 a. m. and * p. m The
communion of th" Ixird's Supper will
b# dispensed at the morrrl/g service
Sunday school at 945 a m Midweek
prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
* o'clock
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Rev J. B Derrick, pastor. Morning
! service at U o'clock. Mo night ser
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
T. G. Brittingham.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
C. J. Strom.
GROCERS.
Castleberry A Wilcox.
Hollingsworth A Co.
J. L. Janes & Co
Jones A Shewmake.
Marks Grocery Co.
A. Waldemar.
R. J. Bates A Co.
W. B Bell.
A. J. Hacket.
O L. Hall.
Carrlgon A Mahoney,
R A. Fraln
Geo. F. Sullivan.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
V. A. Hematreet A Bro.
HARDWARE.
Augueta Builders and Supply Co.
Hogrete Hardware Co.
HATS.
Great Eastern Shoe Go, a «h Tarver.
Manager.
I. C, Levy Son A Co.
J. Willie L?vy Co..
F G. Mertlns. „
B. 8 MoCreary A 00.
Rice A O’Connor Bho e 00.
L Sylvester A Sons.
ICE DEALERB.
A. Waldemar.
vice. Sunday Bible school at 4 p. m.
Come worship the Lord with us.
Broadway Methodist Churoh,
Rev. Fletcher Walton, D. D., will
preach at 1] a. m. Sunday school at
9:30 a m. On account of the Illness
of tlie pastor (here will be no evening
service.
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church.
All services at Bt. Matthew’s, on
Wslkcr street, on October 4, will bo
conducted in the English language.
Sunday school at 9:30. Morning sor
j vice at 11 o’clock. Quarterly congre
gational meeting at 4 o'clock In the
afternoon. The evening services will
begin In two weeks. All are wel
come.
Reid Memorial Church (On the Hill)
Rev. J. T. Plunket, D.D., Minis
ter In charge. Hally day exorcises
iat 5 p. m. promptly. The public
| cud especially parents and irienda ot
the children arc oordlally invited to
he present. The teachers and schol
ars are urged to be on hand half an
hour before the appointed time.
Asbury Methodist Church.
Rev. J M. Bowden, pastor Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. by pas
tor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m Mid
week service 8 p. m. Wednesday.
Let all the chinch and Sunday sohoo!
attend. It Is Orphan’s Horae day.
Everybody Invited.
COLORED CHURCHES
Central Baptist church; Rev Dr
.1. Sulla Cooper, pastor.
11 30 and 8 p m.. preaching by the
pastor. 3 p. m., Sunday school.
A good time expected all day long.
All are Invited.
Christ Presbyterian church, corner
of Telfair and Cummings streets,
pastor J. S Ellis.
Preaching 11a m.; subject, "Christ
the bread of life" After sermon tho.
celebration of the lord’s flupper Also
at. 8 p. m. preaching and at. 9.30 a
|m. Hurdav achool; weekly prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening We
cordially Invite all who ran attend
theae services.
Mt. Calvary Baptiat Church
Rev. W. H Dunn pastor. Prayer
j meeting at 6 a m. Preaching at 11.30
a. m by the pastor and at 839 p rn.
(by Rev. Joan Green Communion at
3 p. m.. All are Invited
Springfield Baptiat Church,
Rev Geo IT Dwelle, D. 11., pastor.
Preaching at 11 o’clock by Rev. John
De Jackson, of Jacksonville, yii.
Communion ai 2:30 o’clock Pranch
i ing at 8 o'clock The public Is cordf
j ally Invited to worship with ua.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
JEWELERS.
Prootauts
A. J. Renkl.
L. J. Schaul. „ a
Wm. Schwelgert.
LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
Augusta Builders Supply Co.
LUMBER.
Industrial Lumber Co.
MEAT DEALERS.
A. Connor's Sons.
MENXJ FURNISHINGS.
August Dorr's Sobs.
Howe A 00.
A. H. Melglo.
F G. Mertlns.
MILLINERY.
C. J. T. Balk
NEWSPAPERS.
Augusta Chronicle.
Augusta Herald.
OPTICIANB.
Dr. Godin.
OPPICE SUPPLIES.
Rlohards Stationery 00.
PAINT MANUFACTURERS AND
PAINT DEALERS.
O'Oonnor-Schwevnt Paint Co.
PHONOGRAPHS.
Rosslgnol, the MUslc Man
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSIC
DEALERS.
Cable Plano Co.
McArthur Music House,
Rosslgnol, Th» Music Man.
Thomas A Barton Co.
RflLLf Din IT FUST
PRESBTTERIU
Special Exerciser Morning
and Afternoon. Growth
is Motto For Day.
Todav Is KaJly Day :>.t the First
Presbyterian church, and special ox
erclseg will he held boili morning and
afternoon with tho word ’'Orowth"
ts tho motto for the day. Th* pro
grams show some very Interesting
features of Instructive value; the
exercises and addresses all poar on
the idea of growth and harvest,
while the buildings will he decorated
with golden rod, autumn leaves, cm
lon and corn. In harmony with tho
motto ot the day. The morning ser
vice at 11 o'clock will be held lu tho
churoh building, where the front
seats will be reserved for tho Hun
day school, which marches in from
the Teiralr building at live minutes
to 11. A recitation by a wee hit of
n girl, and a motion song or harvest
time, will he unusual features; three
short addresses take the place ot the
usual sermon, and the entire service
will he varied and full of Interest.
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the
service will take place In the Sunday
school building; bright singing hv
the school, a male quartet, a song by
the little tots, the leading of the
Honor Roll, and two helpful ad
dresses are points of special Inter
est ip the program A large at
tendance la expected at noth ser
vices, and 'he public Is cordially In i
vlted.
The Program.
Organ march, as Holiday school
marches in.
Doxology, (all standing.)
Invocation by pastor, Dr J. T |
Plunket. ,
Recitation of the Ixird s Prayer, in
concert.
Gloria, by choir
Voluntary, by choir.
Responsive reading, No. 31,
Hynm No 88 tall standing.)
Prayer by paster.
Announcements, by pastor.
Offertory, h*. choir
Tabernacle Baptiat Church.
Rev. C T Walker, D.D.XtD.D.,
pastor. Early prayer meeting a' •»
u in. Preaching at 11 a m and 8
p. in. Sabbath school 3 p. rn. II
Y P. 11. meeting on each Thurlday
night at 8 p. tn The public cordial
ly Invited to all services.
Mt. Zion Baptiat Church
Rev, A Gary, pastor Preaching
ai 11 o’clock a rn by the paa'or
Hubjeci, Durability of God’s Promises
to His people Habhath school at 3
o’clock p. m. Preaching at 8 30 p.
m by the pastor Subject, Profit
and Loss of the Soul. The public
ts cordially Invited to attend a I
these service*.
From 30 to 50 miles, your Railroad Fare paid both ways on purchases of $55.00 or over
From 50 to 75 miles, your Railroad Fare paid both ways on purchases of $65.00 or over
From 75 to 100 miles, your Railroad Fare paid both ways on purchases of $85.00 or over
Rally Day Greeting, by Florence
O'Brien.
Hong by school, "Whitt are you do
ing for .Tonus?"
“Growth of the Church through
the Sunday School,' hy Mr. E. U.
Hook
Song, "Bringing In the Hhoavea,”
by Primary Department
"Our Sunday School," by Supt.
Geo. P Butler
The Pita tor’s Message, Dr. J. T.
Plunket
Hymn 346. tall standing )
Benediction.
PoHtlude.
Sunday School Program.
Hong*. IG6 and 147.
Re*pont:lvc Heading, No. 344, led
hy pastor.
Prayer for Cradle Roll and Home
Department.*, hy Asst. Hep! Henry
Fllsch.
Brief reports by officer*
Exercise bv beginners department.
Hong No. 155.
Offering for Bundny School Mis
slons la the south
Prayer, by pastor, (all standing.)
I “Urowth—A Necessity In Nature
and in the Humluy School,’’ by Mr.
John Plilnlzy, Supt. First Baptlti'
Sunday school.
Song by Male Quartet.
"The A R. C. In Sunday School
Growth,” hy Dr. R L. Henry, St
John's Methodist Sunday school,
Hong No. 1.
Reading of Honor Roll, hy Secre
tary John B. Whitney
Announcements
Officers’ reports for the day.
God be With You '
Benediction. (Honor Rolls given
cut at the doors.)
Atlantic Ooast Line, now operating '
freight and paesenger service to and |
from the East to Augueta direct via
Robblne and Sumter. Old schedule
resumed. Leav„ Augusta 2.30 p. m„
arrive New York 2.45 p. m. Bee reg j
ular schedule Ad. for arrival and de
parture from other points.
20-1-2-3-4
m
The Men who
Direct this Itank
•ire:
PAUL* IffCTMANN,
wm urnwrJOKRT,
A ft MORRIB,
C. H. COHEN,
li .1 DOfllfl,
./ P MUIpHEIMN,
K X DO RE,
HOVVDRF, FIIINXZY,
TMOMAfI ft (AKAV,
T M. HA WORTH,
PRINTERS.
Chronicle Job Printing Department.
Phoenix Printing 00.
PLUMBERS AND HEATING CON
TRACTORS.
T O. Brttlnghssn
H. J. Brbeldng, . . '
HaHahan A Costello, f
Theo. G. McAullite. %.
PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING
SUPPLIES.
IS. J. Ehrbeldlpg
Haliahan A Costello.
Theo. O. McAultße
REAL ESTATE.
John R. White.
Alexander A Steiner.
ROOFING CONTRACTORS.
D. Hlusky.
SHOES.
Callahan A Dobson Shoe Co.
John P Dtll A 00.
BUUott Trunk Co.
Orest Rasters Shoe Co., R G. Tarver.
Manager.
Mulherln Marks Bboe Co.
H. J. Porter A Co
Rice A O'Connor Shoe Co.
J. Miller Walker.
J. B. White A Co.
SASHES. DOOS AND BUNDS.
Industrial Lumber 00.
THE AIR CONQUERORS
EXCITING STRUGGLI!
Wright and Dclugi'ange
Each Want To Got the
Reward Offered For
FliKlit.
Tlip oxcltlng struggle between the
lwo would-be conquerors of the air,
Mr. Wright ami M, Delugrauge ae
quires kii additional Interest from the
fact that according to a stale mom,
Recently mode M Laz.nre Weillor Ik
prepared to puy Ihe sum of 11-*>0,1)00
tn any neronuiit who first compile*
with th* conditions laid down the 50
kilometres (light. These condition*
Btluplate thal the avl.ntoi must fly
against n wind of six metre per sec
end (13 1-2 miles an hour) and with
u passenger on hoard. Mr. V. rtglil
has so fur uoi attempted to carry
any additional weight 'bough Ills
aeroplane Is made to carry 'we per
sons. M D« lugrange's aeroplane
on the other bund, was Intended for
only one person, hut It must lie ro
member*'! that In- has already mud
one (light with M. Henry Knrinan ou
board, and though the machine did
not rise much shove tin ground
there Is nothing to prove that It
may not do so If proper pro* Ision Is
made It weald he curious Indeed,
If, Jiisi when Mr. Wright seemed to
have the field sll to himself, one or
two serious rompoiltors should at
pear and threaten to snaieh ih«- Ihii
rols from him »t the last moment
He has no fear or this however, for
he said ycaterdsy to an Interviewer,
“1 have no serious apprehensions In
regard to the competition of French
aviators. I do not thick they flv
st nil. Both M Delagrouge and Mr
Farman rise In the air like a hen
chased hy a dog, when Its logs 1o
not «arry It fasl enough They An
hy mi means flv like n Mrd S,« «"
understand My machine, on the
other hsd files v,,lh lju- easc and
grace* of it ren gull. I van rise and
Union Savings Bank
In Case of Dispute
Ae to the payment of a bill, If you paid by a check on this bank, you
can show the cancelled check and you have a poeitlve and legal proof
of payment. No one knowe how many times bills are paid twice or ac
counts overpaid because of leek of receipts. The one sure way to get
a receipt le to pay by check. Every one who pays out money should
have a checking account.
We welcome such account not only from business firms, but also
from Individuals both men and women.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4.
SEWING MACHINES.
McArthur's Music Hooao. , A
SHOW CARDS.
H. D. Grlfttu
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISH.
INQB.
R. W. Burnham Furultur, Co,
Jones Furniture Co.
Speth Broe. ' .
David Slusky. ft
A. G. Rhodes Furniture Co.
TOILET AND FANOY GOODS.
Liavojr Specialty Co.
TOYS.
11. n. Clausen
T. Bohladaressl.
TRUNKS. SATCHELS AND LEATH
ER GOODS.
Angusta Trunk Fat'd ry.
lfllllott Trunk Co.
WAQONS AND BICYCLES.
Lyon A Kelly.
WALL PAPER. •*: •
T. G. Bailie A Co.
W. F. Walker A Co.
W. C. Rhoades A Co *-*
% r
WATCH MAKERS.
Prontauts. f.
A. J. Ronltl. *
L. J. Schaul ,
Wm. Schwelgert.
WOOD AND COAL. fi-
A. Conner s Sons.
REGULAR MEETING
BE CITHOUICIL
The regular monthly meeting o'
council will hi held Mondav night,
InM li Is announced that only rou
tine business wilt be up for conilrt
oration snd the sesslqji will pttob
lily be a short one. Mayor Dunbar
will be on tv of town and as u result
council will have to elect a presi
dent to preside nl the moating
Councilman E. G. Kalbflelsoh is
acting Mayor while Judge Diflfiiar Is
out of town, bul accordlug to tho
rnli*H of council thai body elects ono
of Its members to preside In case of
meetings where the mayor Is net
present.
Hv ihi* time the next monthly meet.
Ing of council Is held II Is quite prob
able Ills) the city will know Jusl ex
nc'ly how it stands aftor the flood
and action can then lie taken on
ninny tmportar t mutters that would
come up far consideration at this
meeting under ordinary circum
stances.
Fill your bln* now with Cllnrhfleld
Coal and you will he Independent
when the mercury dropa Order from
vour dealer or direct of tho Clinch
field Coal Corporation, Charlotte,
N. C."
descend as I please and going at a
speed of forty miles an hour I can
turn within a smaller circle than an
automobile, while a French aeroplane
require* 400 metre* to make a turn
It may look ns If I were loft b*hlnd
Just now but I shall soon make up
the lost ground and conic tn an «a»y
winner at the end."
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