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THURSDAY, MARCH 11.
Social Gossip
MRS. HAYNIE ENTERTAINS
CARD CLUB.
• he Woodlawn Whist club were the
guests yesterday of Mrs. Marvin Hay
nie when she entertained at her
home on Walton Way. The parlors
were adorned with fragrant yellow
jassantine and after the game there
was served a most enjoyable tea.
The high score prize a hand mirror
framed in gold, was awarded to Mrs.
Dessie Miller, and the consolation, a
gold mounted paste pot, to Mrs. Al
fred Davis. The low score prize,
a box of stationary, was given to Mrs.
Harper Bryson, and Mrs. W. E. Blitch
iington, of Wilmington, N. C., was
presented with the guest prize, a gold
jewel box.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
with Mrs. Haynie were: Mrs. W. T.
Field, Mrs. Alfred Davis, Mrs. Des
sie Miller, Mrs. Miller Morris, Miss
Minnie Bodeker, Mrs. J. P. Smith,
Mrs. S. P. Lewis, Mrs, W. E. Blitch
ington of Wilmington, N. C., Mrs. It.
H. Sikes, Sr., Mrs. R. H Sikes, Jr,
Mrs H. C. Bryson, Mrs. W. J. Hen
ning and Mrs. Howard Murphy.
—Friends of Mrs. T. G. Britting
ham will regret to learn of the se
rious illness of her father, Mr. P. M.
Carr, of Baltimore. Mrs Britting
ham will probably leave tomorrow to
he with him.
D. OF I. TO SERVE
HIBERNIAN BANQUET.
The Daughters of Isabella will have
charge of the supper for the Ancient
Order of Hibernians which they will
serve at the annual banquet on the
seventh. The banquet will be served
in the D, of I dining hall at their
club rooms.
INITIATION CEREMONIES
OF D. OF I.
On Monday evening next at eight
o’clock there will be held initiation
ceremonies of the Daughters of Isa
bella. The ceremonies will take place
at the club rooms of the order and
not at St. Patrick’s hall.
—Mrs. W. J. Whiteley, of Gibson,
Ga., accompanied by her little daugh
ter, Louise, .a visiting her sister, Mrs.
Armory Pilcher on Bay street.
—Mrs. Thomas Sinclair and Mrs.
Harry Loundesbury, of New York,
are expected in Augusta early next,
week as the guest of Mrs. Edward
Augusta May Be The
Next City Visited By A
Tornado or Cyclone.
We take this opportunity of suggesting
four placing a Tornado policy on your
Residence. The cost of five years will
be exceedingly small; not averaging $1.60
a year per thousand.
We call your attention to the fact that
this class of Insurance is as necessary as
fire Insurance, and you will find that all
large Manufacturing rißks, private resi
dence®, chwches and schools are fully
covered by Cyclone insurance. We have
several hundred policies in Augusta, and
have already paid over $6,000.00 in losses
in the city, and SIOO,OOO in the state.
If at any tkne you should desire to
borrow money on your property, a Cy
olone policy will be an additional secu
rity. Many of the Loan and Trust Com
panies are requiring this kind of insur
ance as extra protection.
No doubt you read the newspapers, if
so, you • could not have failed to notice
tTte daily occurrence of Cyclones and
Tornadoes in nearly all the cities of the
South. whole towns have been laid
waAte and savings of a life time invest
ed in houses, swept away. So many
losses of this kind have happened re
eeirtly in the South that the papers all
over the country have written editorials
on the necessity of property owners pro
tecting themselves against such disas
ters. SKorms are more frequent in our
section during the months between Feb
ruary and November.
We will be very glad to hear from you
at once, and it will be our pleasure to
quote you rates for three or five year
contracts for any amount ranging from
$600.00 to $260,000.00.
Yours very truly,
F. PHINIZY & GO.,
Agents.
FTJN! FUN!! FUN!!!
LET NO INNOCENT MAN ES
CAPE.
At the great
MOCK COURT TRIAL
under the auspices of the
YOUNG MENS’B CHRISTIAN AS
SOCIATION, IN WALKER’S
HALL, ON THURSDAY EVEN
ING, MARCH 18TH.
One of our most respected citi
zens will be charged with
BREACH OF PROMISE. REGU
LAR COURT RULES. START
LING DEVELOPMENTS. LUDIC
ROUS SITUATIONS. LOCAL
HITS. AN EVENING OF RE
FINED FUN.
Prices, 35 and 50 cents.
Tickets on sale at The Savoy
and Y. M. C. A.
Opep at 8. Court called at 8:30.
SATURDAY,
Matinee and Night.
THE
GRAND
—“
THE JEFFERSONS
—IN—
“THE RIVALS”
Seats are now on Sale.
PRICES:
Matinee 25c to SI.OO
Night 25c to $1.50
Burweil and Miss Lucy Allen.
—The many friends of Mr. Harry
Jones will regret to learn of his ill
ness at his home in North Augusta.
CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
tomorrow, Friday, at twelve o’clock
with Miss Mary Cuthbert.
• *
Messrs. C. H. Stone, Alvin Goluche,
Harold Kendrick, and Dr. Brown were
down from Sharon today on business.
—Mr. Charles Clark, Jr., and his
friend, Mr. Justin Kuss, of Atlanta,
were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Clark.
—The popular diversion of a num
ber of charming Augusta girls during
the Lenten season is the planning
and making ready of trousseaus, as
there are to be several early sum
mer marriages. Four of Augusta’s
pretty girls, four who are always con
nected in the thoughts of their friends
will, it is said, be among the June
brides.
BOOSTERS’ NOVEL
ADVERTISING
PUN
At the regular semi-monthly meet
ing of the Booster’s Club, which will
be held Thursday night at the Cham
ber of Commerce, Mr. R. Roy Goodwin
will lay before those present a plan
whereby he thinks Augusta merchants
can advertise their goods in neighbor
ing towns and cities to a better ad
vantage than ever before.
Mr. Goodwin’s plan is altogether
new and very unique. Briefly stated,
it as follow's: A number of merchants,
the more the better, band together; a
special car is chartered, for the use
of these merchants; on a stated day
these merchants board the car, each
one carrying samples and advertising
matter of his line of goods; a journey
is made along one of the lines of
railroad entering Augusta, taking in
all important towns; at these places
the car stops, the merchants disem
bark, display their samples, distribute
advertising matter, and become ac
quainted with as many people as their
time allows. On the car is to be car
ried a brass band. Several trips are
to be taken in this manner.
The idea is thoroughly in keeping
with the progressive spirit of the
Boosters, and they will doubtless en
dorse the plan. Routine matters will
occupy the attention of the Boosters
for a while, and new business will
be brought up. One of the commit
tees now at work, from whom a re
port is expected, is that appointed to
adopt a “Booster Button,” and pur
chase a supply of the same.
AN ACCOMMODATING CLERK.
She sailed Into the telegraph office
and rapped on the counter. The clerk
remembered that she had been there
about ten minutes before as he came
forward to meet her. He wondered what
she wanted this time.
“Oh," she said, “let me have the tele
gTam I wrote just now; I forgot some
thing very important. I wanted to un
derscore ‘perfectly lovely - in acknowl
edging the receipt of that bracelet. Will
it cost anything extra.?”
"No, ma’am,” said the clerk, as ho
handed her the message.
The young lady drew two heavy lines
beneath the words and said;
"It's awfully good of you to let me
do that. It will please Charley so much.”
"Don’t mention it,” said the clerk. ’Ur
you would like it, I will put a few drops
of violet extract on the telegram at the
same rates."
"Oh, thank you, sir. You don’t know
how much I would appreciate it. I’m
going to send all my telegrams through
this office, you are so obliging.”
And the smile she gave him would
have done anyone good, with the pos
sible exception of Charley.—Exchange.
EDITING TO PLEASE.
Nobody - outside the journalistic pro
fession has any idea how difficult it is
for an editor to pleaso some of uls
patrons. For instance, referring to a
public man's reputation for carelesness
In the matter of hi* toilet, a paper an
nounced ;
"Mr. Maguire will wash himself before
he assumes the offioe of town clerk."
This made Maguire furious and he de
manded a retraction, which appeared
thus:
"Mr. Maguire requests us to deny that
he will wash himself before he as
sumes the office of town clerk."
Oddly enough, this only enraged Ma
guire the more.—Exchange.
THE SON LEARNS SOMETHING.
Father iwho has gone Into f 7» pantry
unexpectedly, and flnds William, aged
10, stealing cookies)—Now, William,
what do you mean by thto? Do ygu
know that the law punishes people for
small offenses?
"Well, you stole once, and you did
not get punished. ’
"XT'
"Tes. father. You stole mother’s
heart.”
"Right, my son, but remember, I got
severe punishment for that. I got a
life sentence and am at It still.”—Ex
change.
MORE THAN HE COULD MANAGE.
Eittle Simon—Hully Oee! I kin hold an
umbrella, alright alright, but I can’t
merriiperie te no ftvln’ machlhe.”—Ex
change.
Envy shoots at others and wounds
herselL—French.
FIRST PRACTICE’
GAME ONMARCH 20
Manager Castro and Secretary Farr
visited the baseball grounds together
Thursday morning and made a criti
cal inspection of them. The grounds
were found to be in excellent shape.
These gentlemen also completed ar
rangements for the first practice game
of the season, between the Doves and
the Augusta team, for Saturday,
March 20.
The Doves got early and prac
ticed pitching and batting atjtl beating
out bunts. The men are limbering-up
finely, and Manager Bowerman is
pleased with their progress.
Eva Ray at the Superba.
Miss Ray announces that on Friday
she will give tw r o matinees for ladies
only, commencing at 3p. m. At these
matinees no gentlemen will be admit
ted. This is done in order to give
the ladies a chance to ask questions
of a private nature.
Great crowds are attending every
performance at the Superba this week,
and the mysterious work of Miss Ray
simply has the town talking. Her
work in the cabinet is perplexing to
the onlooker, to say the least of it.
Even the committeeman who goes into
the cabinet with her, to he initiated
into the Oriental Order Of Funmakers,
emerges chagrined and bewildered.
Miss Ray’s work as a edairvoyant
is of the highest order, and she is
making converts daily. She answers
questions and locates lost and stolen
articles with a startling degree of ex
actitude. Every mail brings hundreds
of letters from Augusta people ask
ing for information and aid in finding
articles or friends, as well as advice
in business matters.
Miss Florence Arnold is still very
pleasing in her song selections. Her
singing is very delightful, and she
never fails to get large applause. She
will change her songs completely to
day.
Matinee today at 5 p. m.—pictures
from 4 to s—while night perform
ances start at 8, 9 and 10.
JURY FAILED TO
REACH AGREEMENT
The jury in the case of Jasper Wal
ker, a negro charged with selling co
caine, came in Thursday morning, in
the city cour\ and stated they could
not reach an agreement. Judge Eve
ordered a mistrial. The jury was out
18 hours.
Walker was charged with selling co
caine to a negro woman, who was giv
en the money to buy it by Deputy
Marshal Murry and Bailiff Sturges.
Walker was recommitted to jail.
LADIES OF ASBURY HAVE
“AT HOME” NEXT TUESDAY
v— 1 ■
There will be an “At Home” by
the ladies of Asbury Methodist church
next Tuesday afternoon and evening,
from 3 o’clock to 10 o’clock. The
"At Home” will be in the Sunday
school room. There will be games,
refreshments and a pleasant evening
for all who attend. The public is
cordially invited.
Mr. William E. Bush has completed
the sale to Mr. David Slusky of a lot
of land on Walton Way, on which
Mr Slusky proposes to build an ele
gant home. The lot is 311 by 241
feat. It is exceedingly situated on
Walton Way, fronting the O’Dowd res
idence.
AT THE ARCADIUM.
Arrangements have been perfected
for a gala night with a program of
entertainment fit for the gods Friday
night at the Arcadium.
The regular talent, which, by the
way, Is second to none in the vaude
ville domain, will be reinforced by the
appearance of Willie Ellas, the boys
favorite.
Elias is a born comedian, and his
make-up alone is enough to make the
most callous laugh. For Fridav night
he has perfected and will introduce
nis latest act. ft hasn’t been named
fact It doesn’t need any namej
It is ju&t a bunch of comedy, original
and characteristic of Bllas.
Come Friday night and ’ h*ar Hap
ry Lee tell Mb “exportenees.” Come
and take in the fun heaped up by the
fun-making trio. Russell, l,ay4on' and
Russell. Come and be entertained bv
Bob and BeTtha Hyde. They are &
treat. But by all means drop in Fri
day night and let WiUte Elias amuse
you; he can do R, If anybody can
You certainly will enjoy tbe exquis
ite moving pictures with the story or
leßson they tell on the canvas. You
come to the Arcadium to be enter,
tained.
Dr. W. E. Mealing desires to state
that a meeting of his special commit
tee, appointed to Investigate the ad
visability of establishing a market in
Augußia, will be held Friday at ' t.he
Chamber of Commerce, at 12’3D
o'clock.
THE REAL THING AT
BLEAKLEY’B ARCADE
See tbe window display. Bleakiey
has had consigned to him hundreds of
dollars worth of the finest grades of
cut glass which he will offer for sale
in two lots on Monday and Tuesday
of next week. We guarantee abso
lutely each an every piece hand cut
glass and flawless. See the dis
play. You could shut your eyes and
buy this glass. Every piece a oar
gain. No low end stuff in the lot
Other attractions advertised for the
end-of-the-week sale and look out for
the After-Supper Sale Saturday. It
pays to trade at Bleak ley’s Aroade.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
YES—DOUBLE S. &
H. GREEN TRADING
STAMPS BEFORE 12
O’CLOCK. : :
OUR. FRIDAY BARGAIN SALES
Small Wares
Notion Sale
We count this as one of
our best Friday Sales. More
goods, more space, more
salespeople, and more bar
gains, than any other store
you know of. Keen interest
will be centered around the
Notion Tables, all day. Other
articles in this sale, at
equally low prices.
Vulcanized Rubber Dressing
Combs, values up to
40c J 15c
Hair Brushes, mahogany and
ebonized backs, genuine
bristles, value 50c 25c
Fine Hand Made Tooth
Brushes, good bristles,
straight aqd concave
shapes 12c
Fine Ocean Pearl Buttons,
line, 16 to 24, 2 and 4 holes,
dozen 5c
Extra Good Ocean Pearl But
tons, line 16 to 24, really
worth 20c dozen 10c
“Ready-to-Use” Mending Tis
sue, black and tan, applied
with iron 5c
Invisible Hair Pins, 4 sizes,
straight and crimped, in
artistic boxes 4c
Sash Pins, in a large variety,
the 25 and 35c kinds .. 9c
Beauty Pins, two on a card,
every kind, value 25c,
at .... ,9c
Amber Hat Pins, the very
latest thing i n hat pins,
value 35c, 2 for 25c
Safety Pins, standard qual
ity, assorted, card of one
dozen 4c
J. O. King’s Basting Cotton,
500-yard spools, 5c value,
at 4c
Hooks and Eyes, two dozen
on card, with six extra in
visible eyes 3c
Hair Pins, all lengths,
straight and crimped, per
package 1c
Darning Cotton, white and
black, good and strong..2c
Bank Pins, guaranteed, one
quarter pound boxes, sharp
points 10c
Sanitary Hose Supporters,
black and white, regular
25 values 1 21,4 c
Hair Nets, assorted shades, a
regular 25c seller ...12(/ 2 c
Barrettes, sheil and amber, a
regular 16c value 9c
Skirt Mraid, 12-yard pieces,
regularly sell for 10c
bunch 7c
Parabola Needles, good and
strong, smooth points, pa
per 3c
Cube of Glass Headed Pins,
large, blue, black and white,
At 5c
Cube of Glass Headed Pins,
small, smooth poluj, black
and white 3c
Good Steel Needles, easy to
thread, a 5c seller, per pa
per u
Kid Curlers, package of one
dozen, tan and black, 10c
value .....8c
Washable Dress Bhields, 2, 3
and 4, regular 10c value,
at 8c
American Steamboat Playing
Cards, always 10c a pack
age 7c
Children's Hose Supporters,
white and black, a bargain
at 10c 8c
Braid, featherstitch design,
every color, a 10c seller!
at 7c
Agate Buttons, jarge and
small sizes, for jackets, 6
doze n o n card \ ,7o
Nickel Plated Safety Pine,
card, of one doaen,
at 2o
Good Clear Pearl Buttons, 2
and 4 holes, 18 to 24 line,
at io
$3.50 Cow Hide
Cases, $3.59
Suit Case* of 3-oz. sole
leather, steel frame, linen
lined, fitted with short pock
ets and straps in top and
body, outside straps or bolts,
popular 24-Inch length. Stand
ard $5.50 cases, to be seed
tomorrow and Saturday, at
the extraordinary O ot|
price of J. Oy
AU&USXtS OMIT UtPARTMSJNT 6TQBS
Who can, who would resist the money saving opportunities this Great Department Store presents
for Friday shoppers? Who will not marvel at the variety, quantity and quality of the merchandise, and
the special prices the numberless items reveal. While the following specials have been selected from prac
t,caily every corner of the store, it needs a visit to realize the scope of this Great Sale. Few people indeed,
what can derive a benefit, and do not let this fact escape you, that we are in position, to offer more
mplete new stocks than any other store in the two states. This is worth while i„ itself, to say nothing of
the money to be saved.
WE ALSO GIVE FAMOUS “S. & H.” GREEN TRADING STAMPS. ONE WITH EACH 10c SPENT.
SPECIAL SALES INCLUDED. ASK FOR THEM, THEY HAVE A FIXED VALUE.
Spring’s Newest Silk and Dress Goods ,£ Sale
SI.OO TUSCARORA SILK 75c
An all Silk Shantung Pongee,
soft to the touch, rich in coloring,
and has a texture that ensures
durability, the soft clinging qual
ity so necessary to conform with
the correct styles. Ask your
modiste about Tuscarora, so care
fully woven that threads will not
pull out at seams. Really “7r
a SI.OO value, Friday I3C
FANCY SILKS 59c.
75c to $1.25 GRADES.
5,000 yards Pongees, Foulards,
Messalines, Louisine, and Chiffon
Taffetas, in checks, stripes, plaids
and figures, staplfe and new
shades, excellent quality, most
desirable for waists or dresses,
not a piece in the lot that should
sell under 75c (many of the $1,25
grades.) You can pick from the
lot. Friday ra
at 59c
Women’s and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Specials
CHILDREN’S ROMPERS
Made of Colored Gingham and
Chambray, light and dark colors,
pretty stripe effects, finished
with piping, bands, and finishing
braid, also neat ’ little pockets,
sizes 2 to 6 years, pretty spring
styles; really worth 'jri
59c, Friday only AjC
CREPON KIMONAS.
Pretty Lawn and Crepon Ki
monas, trimmed with solid color
bands, around front, neck and
sleeves, also Persian effects. All
sizes, values up to $1.25, special
for Friday at, rrv
each
GIRL'S LINGERIE DRESSES
There are no loss than twenty
five styles in this lot, high neck,
low neck, jumper, sailor, gulrnpe
and princess effects, all made ex
tra full, some made in deep
plaits, with wide, deep hem,
others trimmed in contrasting
colors, some all over net, beauti
fully and elaborately trimmed In
ribbon and lace, other white or
gandies, handsomely and effusive
ly trimmed with Valenciennes
lace, and embroidery, sizes 4 to
10 years. You must see them to
appreciate their values. Worth
up to $6.00, Friday only, three
special prices, $1.98, $2.98 & $3.98
Friday Sale House Wares—3rd Floor
Best Porcelain Dinner Sets sls Value, $8.49
$8.49 FOR THESE $15.00 BEBT AMERICAN PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, COMPRISING 100 PIECES,
DECORATED IN FIVE BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, WITH GOLD LINEB; VERY THIN; NEW LARGE SIIAPES.
REGULARLY SELL FOR $15.00. SPECIALLY PRICED O / Q
..FOR FRIDAY AT JpO.^ry
TABLE TUMBLERS.
Regular 60c dozen quality, plain
or fluted bottom; bargain that we
know will make a hit no mail or
telephone orders. Friday only,
dozen 18c
SALT AND PEPPER BHAKERS.
Sllverplated salt and pepper
•shakers, pretty Resign; sell regu
larly for 25c. Frßrey only, while
200 pairs last, at (per pair.. . ,35c
ROGERS 1847 SILVER.
Rogers Bros, 1847 plain knives and forks, triple plated, best made; regularly sell for $6 00 per sot
Set of knives and forks Friday only at $3 48
Bargains That You’ll Come For
7'/ 2 c BLEACHING—Sc
20,000 yards of Bleached mus
lin, firm good quality, yard wide,
no dressing; value 7 1 ,V- yard; will
be sold tomorrow, 20 yards to
buyer, at only 6c
12'/ 2 c SPRING PERCALEB—7(/ 2 c
Extra flue quality, new line just
received, handsome new spring
designs, in colored grounds, with
stripes, 50 patterns, in all the
new shades; real value J2V6c,
special price, yard 7i/ 2 c
7!/ 2 c SEA ISLAND—4|4,c
Made by the Jno. P. King Mfg.
Co., firm close weave, no coarse
threads Yard wide; regular
7'Ac value, Friday, yard.. . A/^c
Be WHITE LAWN—Sc
A good sheer grade of white
lawn, 40 Inches wide, nicely fin
ished and evenly woven. We
have a limited quantity which we
shall offer tomorrow, at a spe
cial price. A quality fully worth
8c per yard. Special Fri
day 5c
65c SEDO OR FAILLES SILKS,
49 CENTS.
A lot of about 2,000 yards in
light and dark colorings, splen
did new goods, excellent for shirt
waist suits or waists for wear
now, or later on, in rose, Copen
hagen, steel, lilac and cream, soft
and lustrous, in flue corded ef
fects; regular 65c
value, Friday
$1.25 AND $1,50 DRESS GOODS
98 CENTS.
46 and 54-Inch Aeollans, Voiles,
PruneJlasi, Serges, Brilllantines,
and Panamas, In plain and fancy
effects. In shades such as wiste
ria, rose, Copenhagen, reseda,
peacock, cream and black. Will
he immensely fashionable through
out the spring and summer, value
$1.25 and $1.50, special,
at per yard JOC
LINGERIE WAISTS.
A remarkably nice assortment
of Wash Waists, comprising
cross-barred Muslin, Lawns, Ma
dras, etc., each one exceptionally
good in their class. Comparison
will show you their superior
quality, design and finish, tuck
ed fronts and back, sortie plain,
others trimmed with embroidery
and lace. Values in the lot, worth
up to $2.50, hut on account of be
ing slightly mussed
from counter use VfoG
INFANT’S DRESSES.
Infant's Dresses, made of extra
good nainsook, round and square
yokes, trimmed with lace Inser
tions, cluster tucking, hemstitch
ing and French pattern embroid
ery yokes, sleeves and neckß,
trimmed with lace and embroid
ery, finished with braid reg
ular valuos $1.25, special for
2“? 98c
WHITE* LAWN APRONS
A splendid assortment of Wo
men’s Aprons, made of nice qual
ity of White Luwn, to go on sale
tomorrow, at 19c, finished with
wide, hem, hemstitching above,
also hemstitched strings,
a bargain at 25c, specially priced
T. F T’‘ 19c
GLASS WATER PITCHERS.
100 plain lead blown half gal
lon water pitchers. Just the
shape you will like for Ice
water. Regular value 75c. Fri
day only 36c
CHINA CUPS AND BAUCERB.
100 dozen very thin egg shell,
plain white Austrian china cups
and saucers; regular value
$2.50 dozen. Friday only. .. .$1.20
ie'/ 2 c PILLOW CABEB—7'/ z c
Pillow cases, made of good
standard bleached muslin, size
46x36, neatly finished with three
inch hem, laundered, ready for
use Regular 12 %c value,
Friday 7i/ a0
Mo DOYLIES—49c
18x18 doylies, of a good heavy
quality, diamond patterns. Doy
lies that, sell regularly for 66c
dozen, for one day only, at per
dozen 49c
100 PERCALES—Sc
Yard wide percales of excellent
quality—great variety of pretty
printed patterns to choose from;
mostly dark colors, with rings,
dots, checks and stripes. Goods
that sell regularly at 10c yard.
Friday 5 C
12i/ 2 c and 15c SILKOLINES—IOc
Beautiful new Sllkollnes, yard
wide, In a great variety of styles.
All the best colors are Included—
about 26 patterns to choose from.
Buyable for curtains, quilts, bags,
etc. Regular 12%c and 15c
quality. Friday, yard 10c
PAGE FIVE
S. & 11. GREEN TRAD
ING STAMPS HAS
A FIXED VALUE.
VISIT PREMIUM
PARLOR, : : :
75c BRILLIANTINES 59c
Freni one of the most, famous
mills, come these Hrlalliantines,
bright and beautiful, 54-inches
wide, navy, brown, white and
black. Nothing prettier for ready
to wear costumes. Regular value
76c, special for r-/v
Friday, at 3^o
50c BATISTE 39c
A superior grade of Wool Taf
feta, a wear resisting fabric of
great merit for spring and sum
mer wear, in navy, brown, Co
penlingen, garnet, white and
black, but with our recommenda
tion for quality and beauty, for
you will recognize them when
you come. Regular 50c values,
specially priced
WHITE VOILE AND PANAMA
SKIRTS.
Reductions that place these
gracefully poised Skirts In the
front ranks. Beautiful White
Voiles and Panamas, elaborately
trimmed with tucks and buttons,
formerly sold to $10.98, specially
priced for Friday
SMART DRESSES, OF AMERI
CAN PRINT FABRICS.
Many of these patterns, have
foulard effects, some extremely
smart plaids In Gingham designs.
Dresses, made by one of the lead
ing manufacturers’ of women’s
wear, colors guaranteed fnst, and
patterns are the newest, and
prettiest on the market. All
colors, wide assortment of mod
els, ready to put on, (TO AD
Friday
SPRING NET WAIBTS
Made of best Net—(ho cream,
which Is so becoming to all,
doubly effective with much lane
and hand embroidery, all of pret
ty qualities and designs, finish
ed with soft Taffeta hands and
buttons, values up to $5.98, jpe
cplal for Friday,
BHERBET OR PUNCH CUPS. '
200 dozen glass sherbet or
punch cups, pretty, neat patterns.
The weather la here when you
will need them. Regular value
75c. Friday, dozen 390
GLABB WATER DIPPER
Heavy glass water dippers with
long wooden handles. Many peo
ple prefer these dippers to tumb
lers. Splendid for kitchen use.
regular 26c value 9c
29c BLEACHED SHEETING—I9c
Splendid quality of bleached
sheeting, no dressing, full width.
The quality that sells for and Is
considered cheap at. 29c. Fri
day, specially priced 19c
50c UNBLEACHED BHEETS—33c
Size 72x90, made of good sheet
ing. Have center seam, adding
to their durability. For double
beds. Regular value 50c. Spe
cial for Friday, at 33c
.6'/ 4 c APRON GINGHAMS—4'/ 2 c
Strictly perfect, thousands of
yards, In blue and white, brown
and white, green and white, and
white and red cheeks. The 6‘4c
quality. Special for Friday
“1 4'/ 2 c
12'/ 2 c OUTINGS— 6c
Hundreds of yards in the new
pretty light colors, dozens of
check’s and stripes. Nothing bet
ter for children’s play dresses
for spring. The quality that is
cheap at 12V4c. Special for
Friday, at 5 C
