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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JUNE 18. E. M. F. “30” Studebaker Fine Passenger Touring 30-H. P., four cylinder, shaft drive, se lective type transmission, three speeds forward and one back. Fuil Lamp equipment; high tension Magneto and Batteries; complete without top and wind shield, $1,250.00. Detroit, with lap and wind shield, Augusta, Ga., $1,400.00. Free demonstration. Call and see us. Cars in stock. Quick delivery. Moore-Edenfield Electric & Manufacturing Co. 1133 BROAD STREET. Social Gossip ANNOUNCEMENT. Ail communications to be used in the social column of The Sunday Her ald are requested to be sent in not later than 6 o’clock Saturday after noon, as later than that hour there is no assurance of publication. The editor is always very pleased to re ceive any contribution to the column, but asks that they be either type written or at least written on one side only of the paper. Writers are re quested to sign their names, not for publication, but simply to assure the editor that the item is authentic. Great pleasure will, however, be taken in publishing any item of news, no matter how apparently small it may seem, as anything of a social or personal nature is always interesting to the general public as well as the friends of those who figure in the item. MISS HARRIS ENTERTAINS ASYLUM PUPILS. Miss Nannette Earl Harris enter tained her singing class of the Orphan Asylum fthe'classes of Miss Young blood and Miss Vonderleith t with an outing Wednesday afternoon, the children being put in special cars and carried over the different lines and out to the Lake. Upon their return when they were put oft in easy roach of the Asylum, there was a general waving of hands, and three mighty cheers for the kind thoughtfulness of Miss Harris who had made their af ternoon one to dream of. —Mr. Will Sanford left yesterday for Hattiesburg, Miss., where he goes to be in attendance at the bedside of his brother, Mr. Edward Sanford who is desperately ill. —Sanford D. Sanford, is the name of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Sanford's fine little boy. —The illness of the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Savage will be learned of with sincere sympathy. —A beautiful little daughter is the S.S.S. Every pore and gland of the skin is employee in the necessary work of preserving its smooth, even texture, softening anu cleansing It, and regulat ing the temperature of our bodies. This Is done by an evaporation through Bach tiny outlet, which goes on continually day and night. When the blood becomes infected with humors and acids a certain percentage of these impurities also pass off with the natural evaporation, and their sour, fiery nature irritates and inflames the skin, and dries up its natural oils, causing pimples, boils, pustules or some itching rash, or hard, scaly skin affection. 8. S. S. cures skin troubles of every kind by neutralizing the acids and removing the humors from the blood. S. S. S. cools the acid-heated circu lation, builds it up to its normal strength and thickness, multiplies its nutritious, red corpuscles, and enriches it in every way. Then the skin, instead of being irritated and diseased by the exuding acrid matter, i 3 nourished, soothed and softened by this cooling, healthy stream of blood. S.B. 8., the greatest of blood purifiers, expels all foreign matter and surely cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Rheum and all other diseases and affections of the skin. It removes pimples, blackheads, and other un sightly blemishes from the skin and assists in restoring a good complexion. Book on Skin Diseases and any medical advice desired free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Anybody That Knows Will Tell You Quality wins. The reason why, best goods, lowest prices. This store stands for the best always; hence our rapid growth. The name “Sheron’s Candy” is a household word. Take a box home Saturday. Chocolate Buds 60c Chocolate Walnuts 60c Superb Nougat 60c IW. SHERON 6 CO., Wholesale and Retail occasion of congratulations to J>r. and Mrs. Joseph Pilcher. TO MR. AND MRS. LITTLE. The dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Payne on Wednesday even ing was a beautiful compliment to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Little, whose marriage anniversary it was. The guests included the members of the Theater club and a few others, the party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Lit tle, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Maddox, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. Dickey, Jr., Miss Laura Payne and Mr. Sam Dunlap, of Macon. In the center of the table was placed a tall cut glass vase filled with roses and pink sweet peas, and the silver candelabra were shaded in pink. Bon-bons and many details of the delicious menu served conformed to the color scheme. Mrs. Payne, the gracious hostess, wore a lingerie gown of white mull, made over pink taffeta. Mrs. Little, beautiful honor guest,- was gowned in white chiffon cloth elaborate with Irish and Val. lace and trimmed with satin bands. Miss Laura Payne was lovely in white embroidery trimmed with lace, —Atlanta Journal. EVENING PARTY. Misses Flora and Furlow Hollings worth will give an evening party this evening in honor of their g-uest, Miss Rachel Peeples, of Chattanooga. —Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wingard left yesterday for Pennsylvania. —Mrs. Joseph Ramey and Miss Lois Ramey leave tomorrow for a ten days visit to Mrs. H. T. Bugg in Grove town. —Mr. W. K. Miller is back from At lanta, Ga. REMOVES BLOOD HUMORS Butter Scotch 30c Peanut Brittle 20c Butter Puffs 30c HORTON WAGON CO. HAS RE-ORGANIZED Stockholders Will Put Concern Operating on Cash Basis As a Manu factory. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Horton Wagon Com-j pany was held yesterday, and a general reorganization had. The officers elected were; L. J- Williams, j president, secretary, treasurer and general manager, and A. K. Rowland, vice president. The old board of directors were re elected, in part, L. J. Williams, A. K. Rowland and W. M. Nixon, and Messrs. J. P. Armstrong and Geo. E. Toale were elected in place of E. C. Horton and W. R. Miner. The stock holders agreed to put enough money in the enterprise to operate it on a cash basis, and to make of it a real wagon factory as well as repair shop. They repair automobiles now, but in tend to make a specialty of a garage. Augusta and its territory affords ample field for such an enterprise. AT THE GRAND The program at the Grand is so very good that the opinion of the Au gusta public in regard to vaudeville is that it is quite the most delight ful imaginable kind of light entertain ment. Those who do not care to go far afield for their amusements would best take advantage of the Grand be ing open for the rest of this week, because after Saturday night the Casino will be the home of vaude ville, the acts that have been ar ranged for the Grand being removed to the Casino, and the Grand doors closing until the opening of the regu lar season. AT THE CASINO Owing to certain electric trouble caused by the storm last night there was no play given at the Casino, the opening night of "Sweet Sixteen” be ing postponed until tonight. This is declared to be a most at tractive play, and one that will add to she delightful reputation the company has already won. There is a rumor to the effect that there is a possibility that tomorrow night will witness Miss Jacques Bladley’s final appearance on the Au gusta stage, possibly on any other stage, and those who care to see the charming and perfectly dressed little singer will do well to go to the Ca sino tonight and tomorrow night. CASES DISMISSED AGAINST NEGRESSES Lizzie Freeman, Lucy Ross and Carrie Young, who were arrested for burglary in Bridwell’s Bottom on June sth, were given a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Bennett Friday morning and dismissed. Judge Bennett stated that there was no evidence upon which to convict the women and that in ihis opinion it was a case of malicious prosecu tion. —Mrs. M. F. Leary has returned from Atlanta —Mr. W. A. Latimer returned from Atlanta this morning. —The hop at the Lakeside Boat club will be a pleasant event of this evening. —Miss Rachel Peeples, of Chatta nooga, is visiting Misses Flora and Furlow Hollingsworth. —The handsome vase, painted by one of the Sisters of St. Mary’s Aca demy, and which has been on exhibi tion in Renkl’s window for some time, will be disposed of tonight at Bur dell & Cooper's cigar store at 7:30 o'clock. A 1 those who are inte:-est ed are requested to be on hand. The matter is in charge of a committee of five gentlemen, who will see that the vase is disposed of in the proper way. —Dr. J. R. Littleton who has been attending tile national convention of the J. O. U. A. M. will return from Detroit, Mich., tomorrow morning. —The arrivel today of a splendid oung son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Fleming, 843 Chafee avenue, is the occasion of sincere fe derations. —Mrs. J. Fleming Brown, of Spar tanburg, is visiting Mrs. George Tom mins on Monte Sarto. —Master Clark Howell Jr., of At 'anta, and George Barrett, who are in tthens for the commencement, will return home June 26th and will spend i week in Atlanta, going from there on June 30th to Culver, Ind., where hey will attend the summer military school. —The illness of Mrs. Doughty Mil ter with typhoid fever is the occasion if much anxiety to her friends. —Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Greneker md children and Misses Nora and Vardlaw Stansell, are occupying ibe reasman home on Monte Sano. Marshmellows 30c Chocolate drips 30c Chocolate Peanut 30c xn£ RCKALD You men better take advantage of the cut price Clothing Sale. BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY AND AUER SUPPER SALES Everyone waits for those big weekly sales. They have been a regular function at our store for many years past, and each succeeding sale brings forth a more enthusiastic crowd of shoppers to get their share of the great all day and After Supper Bargains. 'This Saturday’s Sales ,wi 11 be the best yet. Look at these tremendous values. Make out a list of vour wants then come to this sale. Double “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps, in every department until 1:2 o'clock, and from 6 to 9 p. m. Special Sales included. To fail to ask for them is just like leaving your change on the counter. Worthy Jewelry at> Insignificant, Prices NEW JEWELRY—AS ARTISTIC AS THOUGH IT SOLD FOR MANY TIMES THE PRICES. Jewelry of the sort that about every woman has use for no matter how many costly adornments she may possess. We bought an importer's and a maker’s surplus—and if the prices we have put on them do not create excitement we miss our object in planning the sale. Some groups may not last the day ou). 25c & 35c JEWELRY—ISc. Including gold plated barrettes, in every new' shape, dutch collar pins, initial collar pins, veil pins, cuff pins, brooches, belt pins and buckles, hat pins, shirt waist sets, a«id cuff buttons; none worth less than 25c, most of them 35c. Saturday’s 1 C _ Big Sale, choice 1 Jv AFTER SUPPER SALES Double “S. & II.” Green Trading Stamps from 6 to 9 p. m. 6 to 7 P. M. Ivory and Fairy Soap, for toilet purposes, -y _ cake ub Mennen’s Violet or Borated Tal cum Powder, q , 25c value.. VC- Old Dutch Cleanser, popular dirt chaser; 10c value VV 7 to 8 P. M. Obtagon Wash Tub Soap, stamps for wrappers; <A» 3 cakes Cuticura Soap, for medicinal purposes, f C/-. cake IOC* Light House Soap, for laundering three cakes .... 10c 8 to 9 P. M. Uneeda Biscuit and Lemon Snaps, freßh and crisp, | A,, 3 packages Iv/v --4711 White Rose and Lily Q of Valley soap Vv Walter Baker’s Chocolate, half pound cakes, J C.-, 18c value. Specials In Toilet Articles DeMlracle Cold Cream (cake Heap free with each jar) 19c Nail brushes, ' good bristles, 2iic value 19c Elcaya Cream, retards hair growth; 50c value .39c Denticura Tooth Paste, 25c value 1 9c Prophylactic tooth brushes, 35c value 29c Brown’s Tar Soap, always sc, cake 2>/ 2 c Pear’s Scented Soap cake 12c Woodbury’s Facial Soap, cake 1 0c Marvelous Shampoo Fluff, makes hair fluffy 25c Willous Almond cream, excellent after shaving 25c Mum, standard deodorant.. 19c Dr. Parker Pray's Rosaline, 25c ■value 19c Osborn’s Peroxide, a household necessity, 39c, 18c 9c Peroxide Cream, a mild complex ion bleach 19c Napoleon Violet Witch Hazel bottle 25e Woodlawn Violet and Household Ammonia ..8c Sozodont, Calox & I.yons Tooth powder 19c Napoleon Antiseptic tooth paste 15c Pond't Extract, large 5ize....39c small AUBUBZA'S ONLY DEPARTMENT STORC 50c & 75c JEWELRY. Hat pins set with rhinestones and other pretty stones, pearl and coral dog collars, shirt studs and sots, pearl, jet, coral and tur quoise ear screws, belt sets in cut steol and silver, barrettes in shell, gold plated and jet pen dants and crosses, belt pins and buckles "> rv Saturday, at jUC What>! “Hello People” Candy Sale 5c and 10c Packages, Tomorrow 3c and 6c The finest lot of oaudles in Augusta, ever put up in packages, Schlesinger's famous "Hello People” choco late covered honey comb, cocoanut crisp, honey peach stones, assorted (ablets, chocolate puff, Elite chocolate assorted nuts, chocolate covered caramels, Elite lemon drops, President and Ilorehonnd drops, chocolate covered peppermints, old fashioned chocolate creams, peanut crisp, un i kisses Can you Imagine a more delightful and wholesome variety, every piece perfectly delicious; everybody cals It, but especially chil dren. 10c packages, 6c Valenciennes Laces 3 dozen for 10c Who ever heard of buying Val enelennes lace at this little price? Yet those are the figures for to morrow’s selling. Just about 500 dozen in the lot, though, so you'd better come early. Lovely for handkerchiefs and underwear, edge only, 1-2 inch wide, 10c to 15c valoes, Saturday, 3 | A dozen for * VJC Saturday Sale Women’s Summer Shoes These Grocery Specials For Saturday PURE CREAMERY BUTTER, POUND, 29c Sweet and delicious, pul up in dust lighl. cartons, churned daily from the cream of guaranteed pure, net weight one pounds, '-w-v special at COOKED OX TONGUES. Fresh from th smoke house, tender, sweet tongues, closel trimmed, young, sweet and ten der, U. S. inspected, elsewhere SI.OO, RIO COFFEE. After all there is nothing more satisfying or healthful than a nice cup of coffee. We sell the very best grade for 15c on the market, try It; our regular price 15c, Saturday’s , price VC SHOEPEG CORN, sc. Sweet Creamy Corn, MeOaw Brand, Shoepeg Corn, tender and juicy, No. 2 cans, 6 to a cus tomer, always 10c, r- , tomorrow DC sl, $1.25 & $1.50 Negligee Shirts 79c ook Like $ 2 Value « We are showing some of the smartest Neglige Shirts at /9c that you ever saw. There are more attraotW* patterns and colorings than you can shake a stick at. The quality is unusual. We could get regular prices for them if we asked it. Plain Negligee plaited 'J C and plain bosoms, with attached or detached cuffs; at ~ WASHABLE BCARFB—9c Men’s Madras Wash Scarfs, of fine quality, ma dras, white and colored, figures, dots and fancy patterns four-in-hand styles, the narrow reversi ble kind, Just right for close fitting collars so popular this season, a., tomorrow at 50c SILK NECKWEAR—I9c Brand new solid colors, so fashionable, so greatly In demand among men of good taste, about, every new tint, about every staple shade and color, such a collection has not been shown before, weave silk of surpassing quality, flowing end four- > a iu-hunds, large 50c shape I uC $1.25 MEN S SILK HOSE, 64c. We term this sale of Men's Silk Hose, at this time a sacrifice, just in the middle of the Hummer this is a money savor for you. Sheer Gauze Silk Ini ported Hose, with lisle feet, double heel and too, mostly black but a few colors, g $1.25 grade, tomorrow only . ... U*t(_ ALL BOYS’ SUITB 1-3 OFF. The mother wl th a boy to clothe will be in evi dence here during this sale. These Boys’ Suits come in the very newest ijfodels, made from all wool, blue and black serge that will hold Its color splendidly, cut In natty double breasted styles, knickerbocker or straight pants strongly put together, tomorrow 1-3 OFF REGULAR PRICE $1.25 & $1.50 JEWELRY—9Bc. Solid gold brooches, hat pins, beaded necklaces, hand chains, German Silver mesh purses, dog collars, pearl, coral and jet belt pins, veil pins, bandeaus, bar rot tes, and locluit chains, im ported to retail at $1.25 and $1.50; another fast selling group, while they last Q c> Saturday, at VOC Fine Hosiery Specials—Saturday Lot No. 1. —100 dozen chil dren’s fast black, seamless, ribbed hose; excellent wearing quality; sizes 5 to 10; y 1214.0 value OC LOT NO. 2.—50 dozen ladies’ sheer gauze lisle hose, lace stripes, fast black; exceptional value at 25c, < r , Saturday IDC LOT NO. 5 Children's lighl weight, fine ribbed Hose, seamless, fast black, tan, pink, lighl blue, and white; sizes 5 to I C ■. it); regular 19c value IOC- If genuine out and out shoe bar gains ever existed, these are "they.” Just listen: A lot. of 500 pairs of per fect shoes, every pair new, fresh goods, at $1.98. AI the price it would he a difficult matter to find their equal, and all good leathers: patent, and tan Russia calf, brown, black, and wine kid, light and heavy soles, Gib son. Sailor and Ankle Ties, and two nnrt three button oxfords, all genuine ly good and stylish. /»• g C\ Worth $2.50 and $3.00. **k I if K Saturday, pair COUNTRY MEAL, 24c. Old fashioned country ground Meal, ground the same week you buy 11. Guaranteed to -w a givo satisfaction, peck C»> TOY OATMEAL, Sc. A new shjpmo it of 1,000 packages from IheiOreat. Western Berea do., favorably known the world over. Absolute fresh and crisp; s large package.. OC 15c FANCY CALIFORNIA PRUNES, Bc. Swed, fancy California Prunes, large and meaty, small pits, 40 to 50 prunes to a pound, elsewhere, I>, our price Satur- f) day OC WHITE CLOUD COMPOUND LARD. Our lard Is absolutely pure and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Experienced pastry rooks will siibstantlte this statement. We carry only the best for which there can be no substitute. SI.OO 10-pound palls ~9oc .60 5-pound palls soc SI.OO BALBRICGAIN UNDERWEAR, 35c Men like our Underwear, particularly our special offers -which they know are genuine; fine combed yarn balbi igga ris, soft and cool; shirts short sleeves, drawers sateen bands, suspender tapes, large double guessets; regularly -i r „ SI.OO and 50c, at UP TO $1.50 BOYS. STRAW HATS, 39c Right now Is the time to pick out a .Straw Hat and here Is the right place, the choice of att.rac tvle straws Is complete. Here are all the smart new straws, with blue, black and fancy hands; Hats which will stand the summer weather with out losing their shapeliness, 75c, SI.OO, $1.25 aud $1.50 Boys' Hats, tomorrow -rr\^, one price ... . J5/V. NAINSOOK AND BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR This underwear has proved so very popular that we contracted for more to meet the demand; shirts sb-evele s; drawers athletic style, knee length, cool, comfortable, durable; 50c rx r summer under wear at At)L MEN’S HALF HOSE Great advantages in these; need not buy half dozen fancy or plain embroidered Insteps, stripes, etc. Not to be wondered that sale is fast; not one pair returned up to date; ■ XI g. not 26c, but I OL Big Furniture Sale still going on. 20 to 35 per cent reduction LADIES’ AND CHIL DREN’S SUMMER UNDERWEAR LOT NO. I.—WO dozen ladles' fine ribbed vests, taped neck and arms, fully bleached, good reg ular sizes; 10c value. ™ Saturday LOT NO. 2.—One case of Indies’ bleached ribbed pants, trimmed with Inee; coo) for |-j| / summer; 25c value.. I JL/'yC, LOT NO. 3.—Boys’ porous knit shirts and drawers, bleached or unbleached, short sleeves, knee length drawers; as 35c value ZOC 5c packages 3c LOT No, 3—l case of 60 dozen ladles’ light weight cotton hose, fast black, regular made, good sellers, at 19c; s -\| / pair iZ/^C LOT NO. 4.—Ladies’ imported Gauze, regular made, fall fash ioned Silk Hose, In black only, fast color. Good -v m 39c, sellers PAGE THREE