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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1909)
STTNDAY, FEBRUARY XB. TOILET SOAPS. 300 dozen Cakes, per cake, are going at .. 2c Will Begin A Sale of Dry Goods, With the Most Startling Reductions. WITH A STOCK OF $75,000, WHICH IS TOO LARGE, WE SEE THE NECESSITY OF REDUCING PRICES TO REDUCE BEFORE THE DULL SUMMER MONTHS CREEP UPON US. MONDAY THE SALE BEGINS AND CASH BRINGS YOU WONDERFUL RESULTS and HELPS US. YOUR DESIRE TO SAVE MONEY WILL URGE US MORE AND MORE TO MOVE THE GOODS INTO CASH. WE HAVE GONE. THROUGH EACH DEPARTMENT WITH A FINE-TOOTH COMB AND SELECTED ,MERCHAND TSE THAT WE HAVE TOO MUCH OF. NO MATTER, SPRING OR WINTER GOODS IN OR OUT OF SEASON, THEY MUST GO. THE OPPORTUNITY IS YOURS. GOODS FOR COST AND LESS. MOST OF THESE GOODS YOU WILL NEED SOON. PRICES BESPEAK A WONDER STO Y FOR THE BUYER WITH THE MONEY. BE ON HAND TOMORROW OR NEXT WEEK. LET US CONVINCE YOU OF THE WONDERFUL INDUCEMENT. CASH OFFERING, SHOWING A BIG SAVING FOR EVERY BUYER: Peerless Style of Spring Suits FANCY PRICE. NOT OUR CATSPAW, THE STYLES OR SUPERB PRICES LOW. Elegant line of Wash Junipers $3.98 Silk Jumper and Princess Models, $22.50, at $15.00 FANCY SILK SUIT.’ Lace Yoke, $29.00 and $35.00, now $19.00 Fancy Wool Suits SIO.OO Stylish Suits at $16.50 French Models, Cream and White, Ecru, Grey, worth $25.00, our special $21.50 Silk Shirt Waists GREATEST VALUE EVER SHOWN. SEE WINDOW. 40 Fancy Tucked and Trimmed Silk Taffeta Messaline, Habutai, colors Grey, B’ue, Pink, Garnet, with Baby Irish Lace trim. Call early to get your size; $5.00 value at $1.98 Skirts. BIG INDUCEMENT. This lot won’t, last long. Call early. SG.OO Skirts at $2.98 $7.50 Skirts at $3.98 SIO.OO Skirts at $4.50 $15.00 and $16.50 Skirts at $8.50 N. B. —None put aside. None on approval. All-Over Lace Sensation THE TOWN AGOG WITH THE SPIRIT. BEST VALUE IN THE CITY. 15 pieces of 44-inch E'ru, white, various patterns, of the most dainty designing. You must see this to appreciate. Worth $1.25, at Limited number of cuts today. 1 RAINBOW AND IRRIDECENT COLORS. ALL-OVER LACE AND BANDS. 20 pieces, in a big variety of colors; no two patterns alike. Per yard 50c to SI.OO Band to match the above, 50 patterns to select from all widths, per yard 12i/ 2 c to 35c. Kid Gloves FRESH, NEW STOCK, 30 DAYS LATE IN SHIPPING. WE MUST REDUCE STOCK ENTIRELY TO MANY. WHITE GLOVES—2OO pairs, two clasp, Frenoh Kid worth SI.OO, this sale LONG GLOVES—Centsneri, 200 pairs, 8 buttons, good line of colors, Black and W llte, worth $2.75, now, pair ..SI.OO EXTRA LONG GluvliS- 12 and 16 buttons, white, black and colors, "Centemeri.” best quality, $3.50, now $1.50 SILK GLOVES—ISO prirs, black, white, colors, all silk, 12 and 16-button length, $1.50 value, now SI.OO Ladies' Gowns s NAINSOOK LONG CLOTH CAMBRIC. Lace and Embroidery Trimmed, high and low neck, long and short sleeve; price range $1.25 and $1.65, now 98c McCALL’S PAT TERNS. Spring Book Is in—Get a Free Sheet. , SOCIAL GOSSIP MISS ELIZABETH McCRARY CELEBRATES HER BIRTHDAY. Miss Elizabeth McCrary, the attrac tive young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McCrary, celebrated her eleventh birthday Friday afternoon at her home on lower Greene street, by giving a party which for beauty and general fun and enjoyment has never been surpassed by any of the enter tainments of the little folk. The guests were received by the young hostess, who was charmingly gown ed in a lingerie gown with elaborate laces and embroideries ar.d offset by dainty pink ribbons. Games were en joyed in the flower decked parlors, a j geographical contest proving most in-1 ternstlng the prizes, a bottle of I cologne and a book, being awarded! to Miss Helene Schaul and Master j Frank Wright. After the frolicsome fun of games had been exhausted,. the guests adjourned to the supper: room where a table beautifully afc-| BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH Ist, MULLARKY & SULLIVAN CO. Mullarky & Sullivan Co pointed and exquisite in its adorn ments of dainty pink carnations, re freshments that carried out the lovely color scheme, were served. At each guest’s place was placed a box of bonbons in the shape of a piece of the tree which George Washington cut down with his immortal hatchet. The young hostess was the recipient of many gifts Guests present on this happy oc casion were: Misses Helen and Mar ion Hill, Elizabeth and Marguerite Boatwright, Hortense Hill, Ada Clare Von Kamp, Enid Russell, Lois Eve, j Helene Schaul, Margaret Wilkinson, Anita Sanford. Leila and Louise Hankinson, Alice Smith, Lucille Stot hart and Masters Harold and Lonnie Boardman, Mareen Duvall, Steiner' Dunbar, Frank Wright, Tom Stothart, j Will and Martin Cozart, Barton and T. C. Cause, Warren Sanford and Dessie and T. M. PhllpoL j Embroideries RECKLESS SACRIFICE IN PRICE CUTTING. This lot to surpass any line in the city. We defy com parison, are truly the best values in the city. Take a look at these: EMBROIDERY—S,OOO yards of good quality, pretty line of patterns, 8 and 10c, edge and insertion, now 5c EMBROIDERY—2SO pieces, of various widths, edge and insertion, Lawn Mull Nainsook, can be used for the dainti est kind of work; value 15c, 19c, this sale 10c EMBROIDERY—3OO pieces, of job lot, 4 to 6 inches wide, all weights you desire, sheer, this fabric 25c, 29c, 35c, now 15c This lot an approval consignment. We are asked to dis pose at low r prices. ALL OVER EMBROIDERY —200 pieces, in every style, pattern you wish, any texture you desire. Real value $1.75, $2.00, to close at yard 98c SHIRT FRONT EMBROIDERY. 100 pieces, in the sheerest daintiest patterns, in Point Anglaise, Irish Point and other beautiful lace and em broidery effects. They are the most gorgeous selections in the city. Prices to suit you, per yard ....SI.OO to $2.00 Past Season Goods YOU CAN USE THEM NOW, BUY THEM CHEAP, TOO. LADIES’ KNIT UN DERSHI RTS—3OO, fancy stripes, close fitting, spring weight, sold at 35c, now 15c LADIES’ PANTS (KNIT)—100 in the lot, fleece lined, all sizes, 50c value, at 25c OUTING GOWNS—62 in the lot, full width, all sizes, blue and pink; sold at 59c, now 35c OUTING GOWNS—ISO in the lot, with Embroidered Yoke, best grade of goods, 75c value 45c White Goods BARGAIN DRIVES THAT SAVE MONEY. LONSDALE FINISH C\MBRIC—3,OOO yards. 36-inch wide, a texture of sublime merit, worth 12%c, now 6%c WHITE LINEN—4,OOO yards, extra wide, shrunk, pure white linen, good value at 15c—a price tempter at.... 10c DIMITY—3,OOO yards, double fold, various patterns, no starch, worth 15c, now 10c CHECK NAINSOOK—ISO pieces, ail style checks, no starch, worth 6 l-4c and 8c 5 C Notion Counter Attraction THESE PRICES WILL STARTLE YOU. THEY ARE TRULY MONEY SAVERS. HAIR PINS—2,OOO papers, good size, per paper 1c PINS—2OO dozen papers, good prints, rust proof, per pa- P er DARNING COTTON—Entire lot, spools and cards, all col ors, each ’ i c DARNING COTTON—BIack and White, J. P. Coats per spool 2c PEARL BUTTONS—3OO dosen, good clear pearl, two and four holes, many sizes, our big special, dozen 3c PEARL BUTTONS—2OO dozen, best of pearl all sizes sold at 10c, now PEARL BUTTONS —200 dozen, in every design, pure peari, 15c, now iq c CAROLINA DRY TWO WEEKS IN AUGUST Special to The Herald. COLUMBIA, S. C.—By a vote of 45 to 41 the house of representatives Saturday accepted the senate's com promise on statewide prohibition, which means that the fight is over, local option having won to this ex tent. State-wide prohibition lasts only two weeks, from the first Tuesday in August. On the third Tuesday "wet'' counties will have elections, at which they may retain or repudiate dispen saries as they like, and the same time" dry” counties may, if they wish, vote dispensaries back in. THE AiJUBSTA HERALD ALLOWS CONVICT TO GO TO BEDSIDE OF DYING WIFE Special to The Herald. ATLANTA, Ga. —Permission for a felony convict, of Georgia to hurry to the bedside of his dying wife in North Carolina and remain there to attend the funeral, was granted Sat urday afternoon by Governor Hoke Smith, who hlAiself offered to pay the convict's expenses and those of a guard accompanying him from the South Georgia camp and back again. But the governor’s offer, following close upon the heels of permission he telegraphed to the convict warden I at .lakln comp, who arrived too late for acceptance. The lessees who have | rented the man from the state, the Flowers Lumber company, had them selves made arrangements to pay the expenses of the whole trip, anticipat ing that the governor would extend the required permission as soon at, he knew the facts W. G. Thompson is the man's | Lace Bargains Galore WE LEAD THE TOWN ON VALUE. EVERY ITEM FOR SPRING USE. ENGLISH VAL AND TORCHONS, in many width. 7 to 3 inches wide, insertion to match, worth 10c, at V/ 2 c TORCHON LACES —500 dozen. Linen, in a choice selec tion of patterns, insertion to match, 12$6e and 15c, now, per yard POINT DE PARlS—Hexogen Lace, various widths, sold at 10c and 15c, now, yard 5c FANCY "VAL” LACES—3OO dozen, Ini Ruby Val, not un like to 12V&C and 15c “Val.” a selection that is truly beau tiful ; we can match up, per yard .... 5c Spring Suit Bargains TAFFETA, LOUSINE, LIBERTY, MESSALINE FOU LARDS. 2,000 yards, all colors —Pink, Blue, Brown, Grey, Copen hagen, Garnet in stripes, dots, figures. These are big values. Sold at 75c and 85c, now, yard 35c 40 in the lot, good Taffeta, splendid rustle, deep flounce, and dust ruffle, many embroidered flounce. Sold at. $4.50, now $2.98 Children's Underwear SUPPLY YOUR WARDROBE NOW. Prices are sure to suit you. Quality the peer of any. CHILDREN’S WAISTS AND DRAWERS—2OO do/,., well made, splendid material; a garment 10c CHILDREN’S GOWNS—2 to 4 years, Cambric finish, good fabric LADIES’ DRAWERS—3OO, Cambric finish, hemstitched ruffle, open or closed, a bargain at i 9c LADIES' GOWNS—IOO In the lot; lace and Hmb. Yoke, full width. They’re bargains 4 9c Ladies' Hosiery STOCK UP NOW FOR THE SRPING SEASON. THESE ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. LADIES’ HOSE —300 dozen, fast Black, colored tips; worth SI.OO box, a bargain drive at, per pair 250 LADIES’ EMB. HOSE. —300 pairs, hand embroidered, beautiful silk designs; no two alike, worth 50c, 75c; a. bargain surprise, 3 pair for SI.OO CHILDREN HOBE—IOO dozep, Tan, Black, White, in ribbed and flat goods, seconds of the 15c goods, most perfect seamless; special, at, pair .’ 10c New Fixings For Spring FANCY STOCK BOWS, Ties, Lace Drops, fancy Ascots, big value 25c NEW RUCHING—IOO pices, color—white, blue, pink; 10c per collar, ward 25 c NEW BELTING—4O pieces, all new; no two patterns alike; every color you desire. Belt, per Inch 1o NEW BELT BUCKLES—OId gold, silver, in spring’s newest designs, each 25c and 50c name, who Is under a seven-year sen tence for embezzlement committed In Savannah. He began sentence a year ago. He is now in his fiftieth year of age. “MERRY WIDOW” CMJSEDJIG RIOT CONSTANTINOPLE. The pre sentation Friday night at the local - „r. ft "Thr- Merry Widow,” the comic opera that has had such . , resulted In a | SI < of rioting, it was being sungi by an Austrian company before a. Outing Cloth 50,000 YARDS—BIue, Pink, White, Cream in checks, stripes, and solid colors; sold at 12$xc, now 614 c GINGHAM, A. F. C. REMNANTS. 2,000 yards, all styles, plaids, checks for dresses, aprons, etc. Goods worth 10c, now 4% c PERCALES—BIG VALUE 1,500 yards in Polka Dots and other designs, fast colors; 10c value, at, yard 5c "SILKOLINE” BIG ASSORTMENT. 12%c and 15c grade 714 c yard 300 yards, extra wide Sllkollne floral designs, many pat terns to select from. See It at, yard 71/*c New Dress Goods Selections THE COLORS OF THE SEASON. SHADOW STRIPE, 15 pieces, all the season’s foremost colors, good width, per yard 35c MOHAIR—I 9 pieces of elegnnl Silk Lustre, very stylish. Every color you desire ' 39c CHEOWN COSTUMING; —22 pieces, colors that are of the most wanted kind for spring. See them, yard 49c BLACK MOHAIR—64 inches wide, silk finish, superior grade for wear and service, 75c and 85c value, now 59c Blankets, Comforts. TOO HEAVY A BTOCK. Rather have the Cash; big opportunity to Money savers COMFORT9—IOO Sllkollne top, double sides, stitched with linen thread; SI.OO, $1.25 value 49c BLANKETS—3OO pairs of Fancy Plaid and White with border, full size, $1.25 value to go at. 65c WOOL BLANKETS—(White.) 300 pairs, "California” with fancy border; extra size; worth $3.00, to close out $1.49 Men's Apparel EVERY ITEM A MONEY SAVER. FANCY SOX—3OO pairs, seamless, fast colors; worth 15c pair 7c MEN'S NEGLIGEE BHIRT8 —300 fancy Porcale Madras, all style patterns, all color designs, 59c value 39c OUTING NIGHT SHIRTS—46 In the lot, good heavy weight, full size make, all slzese to fit; 75c value 35c Ladies' Kimonos TO CLOSE OUT THE STOCK. ThoiiP are things you want,. 800 Crepon Kimonos, fancy ribbon border, $1.25, now 75c LONG OUTING KIMONOS—42; all colors; sold at $1.60 and $1.75, now ••• ••• ® B ° SILK KIMONOS —88 Japanese, Hindoo designs. Full lino sizes, sold at $4.50, now $3.00 Fancy Trimmings -rrnrwF 1 all spring colors. TO SUIT AND COSTUME. 300 pieces braids Persian and Dresden designs, in solid and varied color schemes; suitable for any costume. Bold at 29c and 35c, a leader at, yard 10c large audience, Including many meb bers of the diplomatic corps. In the midst of the play a group of Montenegrins, whose national senti ments were wounded by the resenta tlon, began a disturbance. They whistled, hooted and heat on the floor with heavy sticks. The audience hur riedly left the theatre and several women fainted In the rush. The dem onstrants were arrested. LA It ST STYLES IN SPRINO JEWELRY Belt Buckles and Pins in Gold and Rllver. Tortoise Shell Barrettes, the new style, large. Mesh Bags in sterling and German silver. Back Combs, the late stylos. Gold Crosses, some Jeweled. Coral and Gold Bead Necks. Braceklets and a great variety of seasonable goods. WM. SCHWEIQERT& CO. Broad and 7th. St. PAGE FIVE WHITE LAWN. 40-in. wide, reg. goods; no seconds, yard 6 l-4c MAIL ORDERS Given Prompt. Atten tion. Write for , Samples KILLED HUSBAND WITH AXE. NASHVILLE. Tenn. —Ben F. Hurt, a farmer residing near here, was kill ed by hts wife this afternoon, while Hurt wan quarrelling with his step son. While they were fighting In the yard, Mrs. Hurt rushed from the house and struck her husband a blow with an axe. _____
