The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914, May 09, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO WEST END PERSONALS Mr. and Mr*. Hubert E. Osborne arrived In the city Friday night or a visit to His parent*, Prof, and Mr*. E. M. Osborne at 609 Crawford avenuo. Mat. Osborne is nsslstam passenger apemt of the 'Frisco System and baa headquarters at Memphis Tenn. They leave over the CJa. road on the early train Monday morning. The Tuberculosis exhibit will be given at the John Mllledge school building next Thursday night. Prof. Osborne will try to arrange for a atereoptioon display 1° give ,he audi ence a hotter idea of the working* of the malady. All are earnest request ed to coroo. No charge. 4% 4% The Planters Loan And Savings Bank, 706 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. The Pioneer Savings Institution of Augusta. (In Operation S 8 Yeara.) Resources Over One Million Dollars. Thl# bank paya 4 per cent Interest to depositors and gives th« tame careful attention to •mall aoeounts, at to the larg •r one*. Safe as the “Safest.” The aocounte of thrifty, ener getic conservative people eoMc Ited. Pepoelte may be made by mail. L. C. HAYNE President CHAS. C. HOWARD... .Cashier SIANMRD FASHION BOOK SUMMER 1909 . -.1. -* ' ■ < h . i~. '.m’ iT.'.rr. m »— «« ■ » i —*— jo DM SUMMER Number of the Standard Fashion Book Price ?Oc timluiMiis: ANY STANDARD PATTERN . .FKDE . This *rent book ntuwn you the ffhun*r tV»od»rJ stylo* tor l,ndte», 4* Wee* *nd Chbdreu tuuidnrd ttyWs Ere the ftr*t and loot word In good guete and authority Standard pat lorn* arc strictly nt liable. They cut Tight and fit right ONE PTtEIC PATTERN WITH BACH COPT Or THE STANDARD FASHION BOOK COMB TODAY. Thomas & Barton Go. TM-TtO-m Broad SC Augusta, Oa. U| Plano* Or*«m», Furnlturo. Give The Bride Wm. Schweigert & Co. Social Gossip MR. GEORGE T. JACKSON TO WED MISS WILLIE BELLE MUNNERLYN Conspicuous among the Interesting announcements of the month 1* that from Mr. mid Mre. Charles W. Munnrrlyn of the engagement of their daugh ter, Willie Belle to Mr. George Twiggs Jackson, Jr., the marriage to take place on the morning of Tuesday, May the twenty-fifth, at nine o'clock at draco enurch, North Augusta, the Re v. J. L. Stokes offlolatlng, and the young couple leaving Immediately after the o eremony for a stay of several weeks In ■North Carolina. No cards. • Miss Munnerlyn Is a young woman of delightful and varied accomplish ments, and has since childhood enjoyed a most enviable popularity. She Is a young woman of exceptional charm of manner and sweetness of disposi tion, width combined with a bright m entallty and an individual charm of per son, renders her unusually attractive. Mr. Jackson Is a representative of one of Augusta's oldest and most qrls tocratlc famlller and enjoys the dlstlnc lion of being one of the oiightest young lawyers at the Augusta bar. His ass ability and courtesy of manner make him a great favorite, arid hts slewing qualities have won for him a coterie of sincere friends. Upon the return of Mr. Jackson and his bride they will make t.hotr home at the homo of Mr. Walter Jackson In North Augusta. CAROLINA WEDDINGS OF THE PAST WEEK ftprclal to Tha Herald. COLUMBIA, H. ('. Among tfc* prominent marriage* that have taken place In thin »tftte within the puet week to ten da ye are the following: Mian May Bell Henderson to Mr. Henry Hope pumpkin, both of Columbia Mlm«i Loulhq Edna Gooding to Mr. liaygood Hooding both of ]h.unpton. Mre. JJthel Moper Bandlfer to Mr. if. T. Nichole, both of Rock Hill. Mina Ethel l'aga to Dr. Theo. E. Wannamaker, Jr., both of Oheraw. Mlh« Hilda V'. Weaihere to Mr. R oht. W. Bethea, the former of Ht. George and the latter of Latta. Mian Irene Melton to Mr. J. L. Mice, the bride a home Cheater, the groom of KlcHburg. Mlaa Lillie Mobley of Heath Springs to Mr. W. C. Ellis of Fort Hill. Mias Luotle Mattiurwe to Mr. Whitmire, the bride from Winneboro and the groom from Greenville. Miaa Lucy Moore, of Hampton, to Mr. Walter E. Richardson, of Beau- MR. ERNEST DANIELS TO WED MISS MATTIE LEE MOULTRIE Among the in t erecting announcements anent May weddings is that of Miss Mattie I.ce Moultrie to Mr. Ernest Daniels, the marriage to take plane W<*d m*'il:iyfi May iHth, at the realdonoo of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Whiteley, 218 Campbell «tr»“‘t, with whom the bri^c-to-be is making her homo. Miaa Moultrie is «. young woman of vary decided charm and a sweat lovable nature that mag as Itself felt by all who know her. It is a matter of very general delight to ner numerous friends that she will make this city her home permanently. Mr. DiinleU enjoys a very pronounced popularity among hln hosts of Mends and hold* a responsible position with tha Lombsrd Iron Works. moonlight picnic for MISB GRACE DUGAS. Ono of tho mosl delightfully Inform al affair* of tin' week was (tie moon light picnic given Friday evening at Carmichael's by Mr. Thomas ilarrett, when h party of about forty friends made (ho trip in motor ears and bug git's, enjoyed a aumptuous and most elaborate course supper, Carmichael'* Is beautiful by day and simply ec “OUR BANK IS THE BANK THAT ALWAYS TREATS YOU RIGHT” A YOUNG MAN said In our hearing the other day: "There is no use in my starting a bank ac count, I am only getting Eight Dollars a Week We did not have an opportunity to talk It ovsr with him, but this thought came to us, Suppose you were only getting Seven Dollars a Week. you would etlll get along, would n't you? Why not then, young man, deposit that One Dollar a Week in a savings account that would pay you 4 Per Cent interest and compound It every six months. THINK IT OVER ! Irish American Bank “lhe Bank tor Your Savings" 0000 0 0 0 A PRETY PIBCE OF STERLING silver, or a pteoe of libbev cut glass or a piece of bohem ian GLASS WE HAVE A PRETTY STOCK OF NEW GOODS TO MAKE SELECTIONS FROM ALL OF THE BEST MAKES static by moonlight, and ovory mo ment of the outing was one of de light. Among those who enjoyed the out ing were: Miss Dugas, Miss Eliza I'hlnlzy, Miss Julia Tobin, Miss Emma Dunbar, Miss Stuart Dempsey, Miss Mary Lou Phlnizy, Miss Anna I’lunkut, Miss Mary Walker. Miss Marguerite I’reasjjr, Miss Marlon Phlnizy, Miss Smart of Chattanooga, Misses Vir ginia and Lola Anderson, Miss Knth urine Heard, Mr. and Mrs. William Barrett, Mrs. W. K. Miller, Mr. Wal ker Boson, Mr. Harry Chafee, Mr, Ferdinand Phlnlay, Mr. Austin Branch, Mr. Amory Dunbar, Mr. John Harper, Mr. Alvin Neely, Mr. Will La mar, Mr. Rodney Cohen, Mr Will Gary, Mr, Harper Davison. Mr. Lyon Murtln, Mr. Everett Wilcox, Mr. D’A. Walker. Mr. Estes Doremus, and Mas ters Julian and George Barrett. Mr. Godding* Jowttt is In Callfor- i nla. -The announcement that Mrs. B. A. Shroder of Birmingham has beeu pro nounced out of danger by her physi cian and has been removed from the hospital to her home. MEMORIAL CIRCLE TO MEET. The Lucy Alexander Memorial cir cle of thu King's Daughters will meet at eleven o'clock at the home of Mrs. William Butt. ANNUAL PICNIC AT CARMICHAEL'S. The annual complimentary dinner, to members only, will be given at Carmichael's, on Wednesday at three o’clock. Those who anticipate attend ing this dinner are asked to notify Mr. John W. Walker not later than Monday next. Mrs Kelly Is spending the week end with her daughter. Miss Luclle Kelly, at Columbia college. Mrs. A. C. Beane has returned 1 from a visit to relatives lu Macon. 'mRS. NIXON ENTERTAINS FOR MRS. SQUIRES. Mrs. Gwln Nixou entertained a few friends very Informally autl delightful ly Saturday afternoon In honor of Mrs, George Squires. Mrs. J. J. latnier, who has been at the hospital for surgical treatment. Is doing nicely. Mrs. latnler is a termer Augustan and has many friends here who will be interested m her condition. Mrs. Bessie Biggar left vaster day for Norfolk, Va., where she sill ! spend several soaks with her daugh ; ter. Mrs. Robert Portner, after which she will spend the remainder of the \ summer with Mrs. Kenneth Baird, In Asheville. • Friends of Mrs William Ceaart ! will be very glad to learn that her j lather. Col Martin, of Shirley, S. C., who has been quite ill lu iatatiuah. has suSktently recovered to be re moved to kit home —The tllßsss of Miss Edna Erbeld tng with typhoid fever la the occasion of much aoUutods from many friends. THE AUGUSTA HERAia/ Hunter’s This Week Hunter’s The Mecca of All Prudent People r NO PREMIUMS OR BAITS OFFERED TO CATCH THE UNWARY—ONLY STRICTLY RELIA BLE AND DEPENDABLE DRY GOODS AND READY TO WEAR GARMENTS, FOR WHICH YOU PAY CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN SIMILAR GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT AT PREMIUM HOUSES. Prices Cut Recklessly For This Week’s Selling SILKS SILKS •Cheney’s Shower Proof Figured Foulards, SI.OO values, cut to 75c Hough, Shantung and Rajah Silks, colors, - SI.OO values, at 75c 36-inch Guaranteed Black Taffeta, $1.25 value, Monday ....SI.OO Pongee Central, in black, navy, brown, gray,‘light blue* green, white and cream, Monday .. .. 39c Habutai de Suisse, spot proof, fast black Silk, Special at 85c, SI.OO and $1.25 -Four in one—Black Habutai Silk (perspiration, —water and spot proof and fast black) at, per yard .. 50c, 75c, 85c and sl. Drap I3e Soie, evening shades, at 50c Big Cuts In Wash Fabrics 50 pieces striped Motor Cloth, 15c quality, cut to 10c 50 pieces white and colored Linene, value 12%c, at 10c -30 pieces Plain Motor Cloth and French Linen Suiting, 19c quality, at 15c -50 pieces colored figured Organdies, cut to .. ..8c All 50c and 65c Colored Wash Fabrics, cut to . ,35c Foulard Silk Dresses Beautiful one-piece costumes, newest modefte, $17.50 and $18.50 values, Monday, choice $12.50 i ; Lingerie Suits 3 piece Mull, Lingerie costumes, cut to .. ..$12.50 20 Lingerie and Zephyr Gingham Suits, SIO.OO and $12.50 qualities, cut to ..$6.98 -All High Grade Colored Linen and Lingerie Suits, - Ruthlessly reduced. •81x90 Linen Finish Sheets, cut to 39c each Sea Linen Sheeting, 72-incli 50c 90-incli 65c -Spero Sheets (looks and wears like linen.) 72x90. per pair $2.00 81x90, per pair $2.50 90x90, per pair $3.00 10 pieces Mercerized Damask, 75c value, at, yd. 50c 20 dozen 25c Linen Damask Towels, cut to .. .19c Specials in Bleached Bath Towels, 10c to 50c each. 50 dozen Linen Napkins, cut to. per doz 59c .50 dozen 5-8 Linen Napkins, $2.00 quality, at, per dozen sl-75 50 dozen 3-4 Linen Napkins, $3.50 quality, at - per dozen $2.98 Wash coat Suits ■Choice collection in white and colors Linen, Linenes and Poplin, one, two and three-piece suits newest * models, at from $3.98 to $15.00 Notions, Neckwear, Belts, Beltings, Etc., A Big Saving to You* Button Moulds, all sizes, 2V 2 c per dozen. Specials In White Goods And Linens R. L. HUNTER DRV GOODS CO. 806 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. Bleaching Special 50 pieces Heavy Soft Finish Bleaching, worth 10c, Monday, (limited) 20 yards for.. SI.OO Fine Embroideries Reduced -All Irish Embroidered Bands, Insertings, Fronts, cut to Three-Fourths Price. Wash Chamois Gloves 20 dozen one-clasp Wash Chamois Gloves, white and natural, Monday, per pair ..sl-00 * ' Wash Waists 50 dozen White Lawn Waists, elaborately tucked and embroidered, $1.25 values, Monday SI.OO Special cuts on all High Grade Linen and Lingerie Waists. ' Wash Skirts 500 new styles in Linen and Poplin, white and colors, special values at9Se, $1.25, $1.98. $2.50 up Swiss Ribbed Vests 100 dozen extra size and quality, value 15c , Monday 10c Complete line of High Grade Vests and Union Suits at 50c and SI.OO Handkerchiefs 100 dozen (IT. S. Embroidered Corners) Ladies’ - Handkerchiefs, 10c value, Monday 5c 100 pieces India and Persian Lawn, 10c value, at 5c -2 cases White Dotted Swiss and Plaid Lawn, 19c value, at 10c -40-inch White and Colored Mull, 25c quality, at 19c ,45-inch White Mull, 35c quality, cut to 25c 45-incli Persian Lawn, 19c quality, cut to 15c I -38-inch Black Linen Lawn, 50c quality, cut to .. 35c -15 c White Panama Cloth cut to ...10c -100 pieces White Mercerized Madras, special value S pring Tailor Suits Only a few left, but they are the best styles in two - thre-pieee models. $25.00 to $35.00 Suits cut to $18.50 $39.00, $42.50 and $50.00 Suits cut to $25.00 Doesn’t that look glod to you? Come see ’em. SUNDAY, MAY 9. GLOVINE, The Ideal Cleaner 25c.