The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914, October 08, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHUKSBAy, OCTOBER 8. Augusta .Trunk Factory, 851 Broad St. WRONG SIDE OF THE STREET. BABY BASKETS, CLOTHES HAMPERS, WORK SASKETS; BASKETS CF ALL KINBi! TRUNKS, BAGS, SUIT CASES. Largest, Cheapest Line in South. We are on the Wrong Side of the Street, But on the Right Side (Where Rents Are Low,) for Low Prices. Social CjOssip Marriage of Miss Walker c/lnd Mr. H. C. Mathis The pretty home of Mr. and Mrs. T ' as the scene of a beautiful mar was the scene of a beautifuln mar rage ceremony yesterday afternoon when Miss Bessie Louise Walker and Mr. C. H. Mathis, of Biackville, were happily married by the Rev. Mr. Pitts of Biackville, S. C. Never before has Mrs. Boatwright's artistic skill been shown to a more perfect advantage than on this occa sion in the decorations of her home. The parlor where the ceremony was performed was all in bridal whiteness ard simply abloom with quantities of lilies, stately white roses and br'ght faced cosmos blossoms. In the diaing rcom there was the radiant glow of pale pink cosmos - superb Paul Neron roses, and gracefully trailing anti 4% The Planters Loan and Saving Bank 705 Broad Street. The Oldest Savings Bank In The City. In successful oparatlon 38 years and growing more popu lar with the people and strong er In their confidence each year. In selecting a bank for your Savings Account do not fail to investigate the facilities and strength 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 mail. y L. C. HAYNE, President. CHAS. C. HOWARD, Cashier. Each Day We Welcome a New One The public appreciates a place where they can meet their friends and feel free s»d comfortable. That feeling exists here the reason why we know this, I* because we retain our old friend* and welcome a new one each day. Howard’s Savoy ON THE CORNER. Watch for our announcement of our Candy Opening l Necklaces and La Valliere. Th**a popular and fashionable pieces are represented In our s .line by some examples of rar e beauty. The stones are selected and combined with the utmost cire and the workmanship and fin ish are perfection, down to the smallest detail. Wm. gonon. The rich ripe colors of the coming autumn were evidenced in the spacious hall, which was a symphony in crimson and gold, an effect ob tained by great sheaves of feathery golden rod and masses of crimson geranium blossoms. The stirring tones of the wedding march announced the entrance of the bridal party the two bridesmaids, Miss Etta Walker and Miss Ada Good rich entering. Miss Walker being at tired in a gown of blue silk and Miss Goodrich in a lovely lingerie gown. The bride, who entered with the groom, wore a handsome blue cloth tailor suit, elaborately braided and Irimmed with buttons. Her hat was a becoming black velvet, and her flow ers bride roses. 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.” THE LANGDON3 •jjps'** jj* v. v . ..... * The upper picture shows Mrs. Marguerite Langdon, who stands by her mother, Mrs. Averctt L. Langdon, whose husband, shown in the lower picture, Traffic Manager of the Long Is land Railroad, declares she is insane. After the ceremony and the con gratulations of the assembled friends ! bad been received, Mr. and Mrs. Mathis left for an extended bridal trip previous to making their home in Biackville, S. C., where Mr. Mathis is identified with the commercial world on fruit and farming lines. Mrs. Mathis is a niece of Mrs. H. C. Goodrich and of Mr. Allen Boat wright. Sho is originally from Lau rens, S. C., and has made many friends in Augusta, where she has made her home for some time while pursuing her profession of nursing. MISS LAMBACK ENTERTAINS FOR MISS PARKS. | Miss Emmeline Parks was the hon or guest at a delightful little nftet noon party given yesterday by Miss Carilu Lamback when sho entertain ed a number of close friends who were invited t j meet Mißs Parks iri an informal social way, previous to her departure for her new home in- Wrlghtsvllle, Ga., to which her mar riage to Dr. Quiilian, on Wednesday next, will remove her. An amusing contest, I hat of thread ing innumerable needles, was en gaged in. Mrs John H. Jones, Jr., proving herself the most expert, was presented with a dainty little silk sewing bag. Previous lo Hr- Serv ing of a delicious afternoon luncheon lhe guest of honor was showered with many beautiful little tokens o’ love from the guests present, each article being some dainty trifle to add to her trousseau. invited to meet Miss Parks were: Miss> Willie Parks, Mrs. E. It. Ten sier, Mrs. Robert Smith, Miss Nona Parks, Miss Irene Phllpot, Miss Jen nie Phllpot, Mrs. Gordon Lamback. Mrs. J. Jones, Jr., Miss Frances Mot rl£, Mrs. Malcohm Mendee, Mrs. C. L Castleberry, Mrs. Frank Boat wright. Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. J H. Rainwater, Mrs. R, 0. Parks, Mrs. O. B. Verdery, and Miss Lida Vcr dery. ROBERTSON—HUGHES. A very delightful and Impressive ! home marriage was that of Miss Mag i gie Hughes to Mr, W, K. Robertson on Wednesday afternoon at 8:30 o’clock I at the residence of her sister. Mrs F. M. Parks. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Fletcher Walton, pas- | tor of St. John M. E. church. Mrs ! Robertson, nee Miss Hughes, was or tginally from Columbia, 3. C., but has made Atigusta her home for some time and by her gentle and attractive na ture has won for herself numerous friends. Mr W. K. Robertson Is one of the po-pilar conductors for the C. & W railway, who numbers his friends by scores, ali of whom will congratu late hint on winning for himself such a charming bride. The parlor was most tastefully dec orated with lovely ferns and paints The bride wore an exquisite princess 1 gown of Copenhagen blue liberty satin with baity Irish lace trimmings, Thr out of town guests were Mrs H E. Bunch and Mrs J, O Marshall, of Clark's Hill, fi C ; and Mr. R D Morton, of Columbia, 8. C., and Miss Allene Parks, of Greenwood, 8. C. QUIET MARRIAGE LAST EVENING. Quiet, but of great Interest to many mutual friends, was the marriage last evening of Miss Elhtabeth Smith and Mr Ivans 8. Jackson, which took place at the home of the bride, H3O Broad street where the happy couple are receiving congratulations and where they will make their boiM. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Augusta friends will be interested in tin recent announcement of the engagement of Miss Mary Boyd, o' Gadsden. A Is., and Mr. Carroll Oar lick of Waynesboro. Additional Society on Page 2. AUGUSTA HioHAj.D WHITE’S One of the Fastest Grow- ing Depts. in the Store. I his Sale has become historic through oft repeated supremacy. Tvery dressmaker and every woman who sews for herself, has come to know there are no values equal to those offered in the regular friday Sale at White’s BINDINGS. RIBBON—Extra fine quality Taffeta Seam Binding, No. 2 8-yard pieces, blaek and while. piece VC Solid Black Ebony and Walnut Hair • |-v Brushes, 25c vulue IvC Keepolean Hair Brushes, 50 cents -« n value oVC BASTING COTTON—Good quality 3 cord. 500 yards, spool Basting Cotton, white assorted -» numbers, each *>C SPOOL COTTON—Coats (1-cord Spool Cotton, 200 yards, all numbers, blaek and while, the a spool at 4C DARNING C > tton—The genuine Coat’s Darning Colton, black, white and assorted colors, each gJL BRAIDS AND BELTINGS. SKIRT BRAID—S yard piece, all colors « *« 9c DRESS BELTING —34 and t 1-4 Inch wide Cotton Glace Bolting, 10 yard pieces, black and , ~ white, at Is&C SERGE BELTING—Wide Moire Dress Belt* Ing, good qaullty, white umi black, yard /{J HOOKS AND EYES. The Sun He ks and bye«, In white and black, all sizes. 2 dozen on a card, n card oC TAPE—Extra quality, non twisting Twill _ Tape, containing 10 yards TAPE MEASURES—Good quality, double stitch 'd, Tape Measures, 60 inches long, -> I / “ < ' h Barbour’* Irish Flax linen thread, 3 cord, 200 yard spools; black, white and unbleached, all num- u bers, sale price, spool OC Bronxebone Silk, covered finished ends, enough for two collars on each card, all sizes, while and blaek, card JQ, ELABTICB. GARTER EI.ABTICS—In black, white and blue yard, at J £ SILK ELASTIC —Fancy frilled edge silk, Garter Elastic, one Inch wide, in all colors per . >-» yard DRESS BHIELDB. DRESS SHIELDS—fIood quality, pure white, light weight lire is Shields, in sizes 2 3,4, l’ alr OC Shell and Amber Venus Bar- t retteß lUC BUTTONB. COLLAR BUUTTONS—Bone Collar Buttons, small size, one piece, one dozen on a card. JC Great Friday Sales Housefurnishings Surely there ie not a homekeeper, in Augusta, who has not need for many of the things that we include in our far-reaching Housefurnishing Sales and when these things are offered at prices so far below their value, there is every incentive to the economical to plunge deeply into the bargain heap and provide for future needs. Everything embraced in this sale, is from our regular stock, and is therefore, of first quality, as we handle no seconds. Every article is fairly priced at the regular marking- The special prices mean genuine savings. Hand Painted Japanese China 1,000 pieces OK For Fri worth up to $1.25 day Sale Cracker jars, chocolate pots, sugar and cream vases, rose jars, tea plates, cups and saucers, and other fancy pieces for Friday’s sale. See window display Parlor Lamps, Special at 43c (* dozen fancy parlor lamps etched bowls and ehini neys, with brass foot, regular 75c value, Friday 43c Hall Lamps, $2 values at $1.29 10 Swinging hall lamps, tinted in three colors, reg ular $1.75 and $2.00 value, for Friday .... $1.29 ANOTHER. GREAT APRON SALE FOR ASSOCIATED CHARITIES HAVE YOU SECURED YOUR SHARE YET, IF NOT, GET THEM TOMOROW: Beat Amoskeag fl-ingh tins, full length, with f c strings, 25e quality, IOC Best Homespun Cheeks, two (2) full widths, long strings, regular 35c quality, 23C THAT NO ECONOMICAL SHOPPER. CAN AFFORD TO LET PASS UNHEEDED NOTION SALE No Mail, Phone, or (\ (). D. Orders on These Notions and Toilet Articles. WHITE’S Toilet Goods Gut Prices Cutleura Soap, 25e value, at 19 eta Pear's Unscented Soap, at 10 cts Lana Oil Butter Soap, 10c value 8 ct* Roger & Gullet l’oudro De Hlz, flesh and white, 25c value . .21 ct* Snnllol Tooth i’owder, 25c value 19 ct* Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, adults’ and children’s sizes, 35c value 29 ct* 4711 Hutin Face Powder, white and flesh ... .25 cto Ben Levy’s Lablache Face Powder, flesh and white, 50c value, nt 39 eta Dr. Parker Prays Rosa line, 25e value ... .21 cts Mum ‘'Standard Develor anl, 2uc value 19 cts 10 lo 11—4711 White Rose and Idly of tbo Valley Glycerine, 200 value 10 ct* 3 to 4—Parkers Tar Bou|>, 25c value ....17 cts 4 to s — Air Float Tal cum Powder, ai ... . 9 ct* 10 piece Toilet Sets Only 50 in the lot $1 QQ for Fri regular $3.50 values 'P » day Sale Another special purchase, tinted in three colors, pink, blue and green, new shapes. White Porcelain 60c values 39c 100 dozen white porcelain plates and cups and sauce rM, never sold for less than tide set, our Fri day sale 39c Set More Good Brooms at 24c 2-> dozen more of W hite \s special 2 1 /£»-lh. five string brooms, 19c value, Friday special 24c Best Domestic Ffonieapun ( 'hecks, full IcngthiQ with strings, 25e quality IOC Best Arnoßkeng (■ 'tighiuns, Ilousekeeper’s Aprons, covers all the dress, with pocket and ■j shoulder st raps, sells atsoc, this sale OOC WHITE’S Enlarged Department for Notions and Small Wares. DRESSING PINS—The celebrated brand Dressing Pins, best quality, P. and H. Mfg. Co., all sizes, paper, at OC SAFETY PINS—The well known brand of Treas ure Nickel Safety iPns, 1 dozen on card, -x dozen xC HAIR PINS Kirby Board, good quality, Japanned Hair Pins, in all sizes, straight and /■%! / waved HAIR PINS Cabinet Hair Pins, containing a»- sorted sizes and styles, of heavy and Invist- -j hair pins Large size. Hair Pin Cabinets, con taining 250 asserted styles of heavy and » Invisible llpir pins, at J£ BELT PINS Assorted sizes, Bolt Pins, with whlto and black heads, n paper at .«5C CUBE PINS Large ami small sizes, good _ quality, white and black §C GOOD PEARL BUTTONS—IB to to 24. a Line, per dozen, at |C 100 GROSS SAMPLE BUTTONS—Shirt Buttons, Hah eye, plain and fancies, flr quality/ / dozen FABER POLISHED CEDAR LEAD PEN- * ClLS—Willi rubbers, per dozen lUC COLLAR SETS. COLLAR SETB—Warren and Tryune Collar Sots, per Bet w)C COLLAR FOUNDATION Warren Feather-bone Rllk Collar Foundations, assorted styles and all sizes, white and black, each J £ FEATHERBONE—The Warren Chicago brand of Fcutherbone, In black and while, gross grain q covered, per yard OC HOOKB AND EYES. HOOKS AND EYES—In luack ami white, all sizes, two dozenon a card, *l/ '•ard IYjC HOOKS AND EYES—Good quality, assorted styles, of Spring Hooks and Byes, all sizes, blaek and white 3C SEWING NEEDLES—Good steel, Sew- , Ing Needles, all sizes |£ CORSET STEELS—ICxtrn line quality. Sateen ami Batiste covered Corset Steels, 4 and 3 mj hooks, white, at /£ HOSE SUPPORTERS. HOSE SU PP PORTER B—Ladles' Pad Hose Sup porters, large size. 4 strap, button loop, and elaip, black, white, pink and blue IVC MAGIC HAIR CURLERS- The well known "Magic" Hair Curlers, two on a card »' 7c HAIR WAVERS—The celebrated *rj Marco) Hair Waver loC CHILDREN’B SCRATCH TABLETS, , 260 sheets. 5c value PAGE SEVEN