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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1909)
SUNDAY, MAY 9. Slaughter Sale of Suit Cases and Valises Augusta Trunk Factory 851 BROAD—WRONG SIDE ST M. M. CLECKLEY, PROP. SOCIETY CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE.. The Chautauqua Circle will meet at. The Grand Home of Comfort, Cleanliness, Politeness, Quality ALL WEEK STARTING TOMORROW Keith Vaudeville 7—Big Acts —7 Prices: Nights, Reserved Seats, 20o; admission, 100. Matinee, Adults, 10c; children sc. You Always Get Your Money’s Worth at the Grand and a “Little bit more.” Cool as a Cucumber. The Air-Dome AUGUSTA’S ONLY SUMMER THEATRE. WEEK OF MAY 10TH SEVEN REAL VAUDEVILLE ACTS General Admission, 10c. Reserved Seats, 20c. 3 Shows Nightly—Doors Open 7:45. KOME AND KEEP KOOL. ;|fCASINO^“ JAKE WELLS ANNOUNCES —THE— VERNON COMPANY DIRECT FROM THEIR GIGANTIC SUCCESSES IN BIJOU THEATRE BIRMINGHAM MAY 17-18-19 AND MATINEE ON 19TH. “AT RISK OF HIS LIFE” A POWERFUL COMEDY-DRAMA. MAY 20-21-22 AND MATINEE ON 22ND. “A RUNAWAY MATCH” THE SCREAM!NOLY CELEBRATED COMEDY. EXTRA ATTRACTION THE FAMOUS “COLTONS” IN A SPECIAL FEATURE ACT PRICES IN NASHVILLE, BIRMINGHAM, ATLANTA 25-50-75 PRICES IN AUGUSTA 10-20-30. MATINEES, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. 10 AND 20 CENTS SEATS READY NEXT FRIDAY AT THE SAVOY. The Casino is “Now The Place Beautiful” This week, we clear out all odd numbers and sizes of some splendid values in Suit Cases and Valises. Many to go at just about half price. These cases and valises are made of heavy genu ine leather, satin finish trimmed, English frame and lock. NO USE TO NAME PRICE 3. JUST COME AND SEE. Splendid Values In Trunks noon on Friday with Miss Mary Cuth bert. —Miss Mary K. Russell returned to Georgetown, S. C., yesterday after noon after visiting relatives in the city. —Mrs. George Duvall and Mrs. Ma riofi Duval and baby of Social Circle will arrive on Tuesday to be the guest of Mrs. J. E. Greene on Fifteenth street. BURDEN BEARERS' CIRCLE ENTERTAIN WEDNESDAY. The Burden Bearers’ Circle of the King’s Daughters will entertain with a tea on the afternoon of Wednes day from five to seven o’clock at the home of Mrs. Harper BTyson. The event is in celebration of the twenty first year of its organization. CHARLIE TAFT AS A DEAR LITTLE GIRL. And now, after dear little Charlie Taft has made all the Augusta girls and women love him on account of his lovable boyishness, he has turned his attention to making the women fall in love with him as a girl, and has demonstrated how easy a thing it would be for him to make them love him had be been born a girl. Re cently in Waterbury, Conn., “The Pri vate Secretary” was played by the Taft Dramatic association, Charlie taking the part of "Eva Webster and cornering the laurels of the large au dience by the ease with which he por trayed his part despite the fact that, the part was a little too old for him to handle. Those who saw him say that he played with an earnestness that made one imagine that his entire college course depended on his suc cess. No one enjoyed the raillery he go than this scion of the house of Taft, and at the end no one had ac cumulated more rich experience and good laurels. —Mrs. C. A. Duvall is visiting friends in Jacksonville, Fla. —Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Philpot’s many friends will rejoice to learn of the Improved condition of their son Thomas, who has been seriously ill. Mrs. Albert Baumgarten, widow of the late Hon. Albert Baumgarten. former mayor of Freeport, 111., is the BIJOU THEATRE NASHVILLE. LYRIC THEATRE ATLANTA. Johnny Fragne fee" bggl » Mr 'fw'' r* MToSkt b*-' a \ ./BE! Bo; : .1 oTinny Fragile, tlie hard hitting young lightweight boxer, who recently mixed it with Freddie Welsh, the English lightweight cham pion. guest of her daughter, Mrs. Sylvester McCulloh. —The many friends of Miss Jessie F, Mason, of Atlanta, will deeply sympathize with her on learning of Ihe serious illness of her mothef. Miss Mason will be pleasantly remem bered in Augusta as the guest of her fcousin, Miss Janice Palmer, whom she visited on several occasion. —Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Jones has gone to Boston, Mass. —Mrs. C. A. Gardiner leaves on Monday for a week’s visit to friends in Charleston, S. C. —Mrs. Mary Eve and Miss Mamie Eve will return on Tuesday from a few days visit to friends in Atlanta and Rome. Mrs. Sue L. Palmer and daughter Miss Panice Palmer, who have for the past year made their home in Fort Worth, Texas, have been re-call ed to Georgia on account of the seri ous illness of Mrs. Palmer’s sister. Mrs. A. L. Mason of Atlanta. It will he learned witli great pleasure by their many friends that they will not return to Texas but will be with Mrs. T. H. Atkinson, of Athens, Ga., in the future. —Mr. Will Matthews, of San An tonio, Texas, has joined Mrs. Mat thews as the guest of Mrs. John Ang lin. IMPORTANT MEETING. The City Union of King’s Daugh ters will meet in Women’s Club rooms on Monday, May 10, 1909, at 5 p. m. Business of importance and members are urged to be present. M. N. NEYLAND, Secretary. —Mrs. Willie Nixon will take a party of friends to Savannah Monday, making the trip in her motor car. —Mr. Henry Cranston is receiving a very cordial welcome from his friends. Mr. Cranston is here from Baltimore for a few days. —Mrs. J. B. Beattie and Miss Lila Beattie have returned to Charleston after a visit to Miss Zailee Rhodes. Miss Annie Wilde Beattie, who was also with Miss Rhodes, has returned to St. Angela’s, Aiken. —The iifdisposition of Mrs. W. H. j T. Walker will be learned of with re gret. —Mr. John Phlnizy Robertß is with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Roberts for the summer. Mrs. Roberts, who is now j at Newnan, Ga., will join him on Mon i day. —Mr. W. S. R. Beane will return I this week from New Albany, to be with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beane. —Miss Nellie Harrison of Harlem I is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Harri son, on Bay street. —Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Pfaff, Mr. Milton Guest, Mr. Pliny Fisko, and Mr. J. Thayer Broome will spend Sun day with friends at Grovetown, Ga. —The many friends of Mr. C. M. Broome will regret to learn of his ill ness at his iiorne on Telfair street. TRENTON SOCIAL NEWS TRENTON, S. C.—Miss Addie Hughes is at home again after a nine week’s visit to Washington and New York city. « Miss Lula Roper from Augusta, has come home to be present at the mar riage of her sister, Miss Nellie Mae Roper and Mr. William Outz. The marriage will take place on Sunday afternoon, the ninth of May, at the residence of Mr. S. L. Roper, the father of the bride. Mrs. C. C. Brooks from Atlanta, is visiting Mrs. P. B. Day and other relatives here. Mrs. Adeline Wire has returned home after a visit to her daughter. | Mrs. J. F. Carswell in Augusta. ' Mrs Annie Butler Ramsey and her beautiful young daughter, Annie Mae 1 from North Augusta, were guests of | Mrs. J. R. Moss and Miss George | Hatcher during the past week. Mrs. P. B. Walker and her little | children from North Augusta, are | visiting Mrs. Leila Roper. Miss Frances Beltis visited Augus j ta the first of the week. THE AUGUSTA HERALD MULIARKY & SULLIVAN COMPANY 13th Annual MBV CLEARANCE SALE We Present for Your Consideration a Cut-Price Sale of Dry Goods of Great Importance. This sale has been carefully planned, and every detail has been carried out to make it a big success. We will not enter into any lengthy arguments, trying to explain “whys and wherefores,” Because we know that the only thing that will interest you, is the right kind of goods at the lowest possible prices, and that’s what we want to impress upon you. This May Clearance Sale offers the greatest values that were ever quoted in Augusta- $75,000.00 stock, the largest we have ever owned- We want you to pay us a visit early Monday morning. See our prices before you think of buying. That’s all we ask. We must reduce stock, hence these wonderful reductions. 100 doz. 15e extra large size Huck Family Towels, a wonder, in the May Clearance Sale at 10c 75 Honey Comb Spreads, for double beds, regular SI.OO kinds, at 69c $1.25 quality English Long Cloth, 12 yard pieces, now ..75c 15 pieces 36-inch, 35c quality, all Pure Irish Linen Lawn, at 19c 10-1 Linen Sheeting, for suits, cut to 75c Ladies’ White Kid Gloves, reg ular SI.OO styles, 2-clasp; all sizes, Monday at 50c AB Long Kid Gloves, 12 and 16- button lengths, in black, while and all colors, $3.00 and $3.50 qualities, now in the May Clear ance Sale, at one price sl. Ladies’ White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Monday, only 1c Ladies’ Sheer all-Linen 10c Handkerchiefs, offered at 4c Corticelli Silk Floss, regular price 5c a skein, Monday 12 skeins, all colors, for 5c 50 dozen —Another big sale of Purses and Hand Bags; mostly black and browns, large sizes; values up to SI.OO, Monday they go at 25c 6 papers good Pins, large size full count, for 5c 5c patent Hook and Eyes, all sizes, Monday at 1c $1.50 Black Near Silk and Mo reen Petticoats, dust ruffle and large flare cut to ~9Bc 15c natural colored Brown Dress Linen, Monday at ...,10c Southern made Sea Island, Monday only 30 yards for SI.OO Big Deep Cuts In Wash Ready-to-Wear Suits In the May Clearance Sale FULL OF STYLE AND GOOD QUALITY, FAULTLESSLY FINISHED. AND RELIABLE STANDARD FABRICS. Wash Tailor Made Coat .Suits, a big Clearance of $7.50 styles in Whitt;, Pink, /t* n /'x anti Army and Shadow anti Pin Stripes, in tin; latest advanced fashions, now *1.50 White Linen Skirts, full width, bias fold bands Oiir’ and button trimmed, at 7OV, Jumper Suits, white, white piped with colors and j-/. solid colors, only 15c French Organdies, plain sheer grounds and silk merce rized silk striped in beautiful floral colorings, reduced to ..10c Mercerized Silk Ginghams, and Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, all 25c qualities, best stylos, now 19c 12*40 Cretonne Drapery, all colors and combinations, now 8 1-3 c 12%e Fancy Sllkollnes, wash able, for drapery, now at.. .. 10c Darning Cotton, per card 1c 5c Cakes of good Soap at, ... 2c Kings 500-yard Spool Cotton, per spool 3c 50 gross Talcum Powder, light er than air, in tin boxes, large size; 3 for 10c Overalls, extra heavy Denims, workingman’s friend, 4 poeketß, SI.OO grade, Monday at 50c 50c Boys’ Brownie Rompers, heavy ohambray, now 39c 72x90 Sheets, Pepperell, heavy quality, at 37</ 2 c 6 l-4c Apron Ginghams, all size checks and colors, at ~3%c Dress Ginghams, 10c and 12V&C quality, all good stylos, at ~sc Hemmed Towels, red border, at 3'/ 2 c Large size Huck Towels, 18x36, cut to 5c 40-inch White Lawn, at 5c 40-Inch White 12*40 Lawn, at V/ 2 c. M. fti. S. Sheer Batiste, 150 grade, cut to 10c 1 case Sheer India Lawn, book-fold, fine count, n0w....5c Navy Blue Taffeta Silk Patti coat if, cut d* Black Batiste Lawn, morn-re- —1 finish, fast black, wonderful vulues at 10c, 12j4c, 15c and 25c. 12%c Brighton Dress Duck, Anoline fast dye, black, brown, navy, tan and white, now ..7i/ 2 c Colored organdies Lawn and Batiste, 100 styles, small fig ures, side borders and solid col ors, at 5c Two cases Percales, best styles, at 714 c 10c Mill End Remnants Per rales, at 5c 1 cases Ladles’ French Till). 12Vtc Bleached Vests, in the May Clearance Sale, at 5c La Grecque Corsets, our entlro stock to close out at one price, all styles, and all sizes, now 75c Ferris Corsets, ladles, SI.OO and $1.25, now 49c Ferris Corsets, misses, 75c styles, cut to 39c 50c R. & <l. Corsets, girdles, short, lengln, now 25c Pepperell 10-4 Bleached Sheet ing, Monday at 25c Pepperell 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting at 22140 Pepperell 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting at 19c 42-inch Pillow Casing, Monday, at B'/ 2 c Roller Toweling Crash 3%c 10c White Check Dimity arid Satin Plaid Lawns, at 5c COUNTER WASH GOODS BELOW COST. Small Dot Dress Swiss, corded and figured Madras and Pique, 15c. and 19c qualities, now 10c Lonsdale Cambric, only 10c $7.50 Black Taffeta Silk Petticoat*, qq SB,OO and SIO.OO Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats, gjQ PAGE THREE Kilkenny Linen finished Suit ing, light weight, book fold, at 10c 36-inch Cannon Cloth 100 Belgrade Linen, high, durable goods, aL 10c Flaxon Lawns, looks and wears like linen thread lawn, at 1214 c, 19c and 25c Mercerized Chiffon Lawn, at summer reduced prices, 36-ln. to 45-In. special values at each price ....19c, 29c, 39c and 49c Imported French Lawn, 45-inch; great sale of Ibis popular fabric at cut prices, 25c, 35c, 50c, 65c 15c Curtain Swiss, now pat terns, at 10c Turkey Red Damask, full width, at 19c Counter full Mill End Rem tiiinls, of Table Damask, blench ed and unbleached, from 25 to 33 1-3 per cent less than regu lar price, be sure to see this lot and save money. SI.OO Ladles’ Muslin Gowns and Skirls, embroidery and lace trimmed, In the May Clearance Sale, at 59c 50 doz, Colored Lawn Klmonas, scollopped edges, beautiful llornl patterns, at 100 26c Ladles’ Muslin Ruffled Drawers, «t Ho 500 dozen all pure Linen Tor chon Lace, regular worth fronl 8c to 12*4c, Monday at 5c 6,000 yards Cotton Torchon Lace, small neat •>-<»-.—- worth 8 and 10c, see them at 3140 Men’s 50c Check Nainsook Un derwear Shlrls, coat shape, no sleeves; drawers knee 1 cut to 25 0 50c Pepperell Drill Drawe-e elastic seam, now at 89c
