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SPECIAL SALE
Double Stamps Saturday until 12 O’clock-
LEMONS LEMONS LEMONS
1,000 dozen Extra Fancy Fresh
i.c nioi,: for Saturday, per dozen .. .
EXTRA STAMPS
$3.00 in stamps with s
1 lb. Gulden Key Tea OvC
.1,000 No. 2 caus red tomatopß, g
for Saturday, per can
$3.00 in stamps with 2 Bottles »- /\
A. & I*. Extracts OUC
A. & P. Full weight condensed sy j—
milk for Saturday, 3 cans ...
$2.00 in stamps with 2 lbs. fa
Java Flavored Coffee vC
extra special
i ouari Ice Cream Freezer, will freeze
cream in live minutes. Free Saturday
with 1 can A. & P. edd,
Baking Powder vvrV*
Phones
307
368
imwimi
350 STORES IN THE U. S.
Go to Tyb«e Sunday via Cant 4 ai of
Georgia Railway, $1.75 round trip.
Tr.iiu R*hv* ‘| 7:00 a. ni , city time,
i rtnHy of room fa.it Hchedulca. Only
four more Sunday KKcurntoufl. uliMI
4% . 4%
The Planters
Loan & Savings
fiank,
705 Broad St., Augusta, Qa.
The Pioneer Savings
Institution of Augusta.
(In Operation 39 Yaara.)
Resources Over One
Million Dollars.
Tht» bank pays 4 per cent in
teract to depositors and give*
the same careful attention to
SMALL accounts, as to the
LARGER ones.
Safe as the “Safest.”
The accounts of thrifty, ener
getlc, conservative people solic
ited DEPOSITS MAY BE
MADE BY MAIL.
L. C. HAYNE President
CHAS. C. HOWARD Cashier,
Our Stiver Mesh Bags
Wm. Schweioert & Co
844
BROAD
STREET
One of the very nicest Refrigera
tors ever sold. White Mountain,
Stone Lined, capacity 100* lbs., regu
lar price $30.00, to sell now for $22.25,
Georgia-Carolina Furniture Co,, 304
Broad.
THIS IS THE DIF
FERENCE BETWEEN
HOARDING MONEY
AND SAVING IT.
Money when hoarded
and stored away in stock
ings or buried, is likely
to lie lost.
it earns nothing, year
in and year out.
Money placed in n sav
ings account earns four
per cent interest for yoi!
and is absolutely safe.
Irish American
Bank
“The Bank lor Your Savings"
Have distinction and in
dividuality because de
signed by artists of rare
ability (Cut made by the
moat skilful silversmith*
in the trade. They are
all art product* of the
higher order.
811. L C ..GOODRICH
| DIED THUD
Passed Away in the Fifty-
Eighth Year of His Life
After a Long Illness. \
The death 1b announced, in the fifty
! eighth year of hi» age, of Or. Edward
C. Goodrich, which occurred last night
|at il o'clock, at the home of his
j brother, Mr. Charles G. Goodrich, on
the Hill, with whom he and Mrs.
Goodrich have made their home foi
I the past several months. buneral ar
rangements will be announced later.
Genuine, universal and most sincere
| will be the grief and sorrow felt at
I the above announcement, for there
ras not in Augusta a person who
new and did not love Dr. Goodrich.
| For many years Or. Goodrich has
I been one of Augusta’s best known
I and most skilled physicians, but for
the past six years has been identified
with the board of hea>.h, as secre
tary, giving most, of his time up to
J the work which he did so capably
! and so well.
i For the past several months he had
been in tailing heatih, confined to
! his home, where he was given ever*
attention that medical skill and fov
i lag thought could suggest. A month
i ago he grew worse, yet none appre
! bended that the end was so near, and
! last night his life went, out as quiet
j)y as a tired child falls asleep. His
j death was as his life, gentle, quiet
I and peaceful.
Dr. Goodrich was a graduate of
the Medical College of the University
of Georgia, with a post graduate
I course in Europe. He personally was
a man of delightful charm, a man
who carried soothing in his manner
and healing in his touch. The sick
and sorrowful of Augusta will miss
his kindly ministrations.
I)r. Goodrich is survived by his
wife, who was formerly Miss Lillie
Platt: live brothers, Messrs. Ches.
<»., William J., Geo. X 5., Lewis F., and
Herfry C. Goodrich, and one sister,
Mrs. Geo. W. Walker.
Go to Tybee Sunday via Central of
Georgia Railway, $ 1.76 round trip.
Train leaves 7:OU a. m., city time.
Plenty of room—fast schedules. Opb
four more Sunday Excursions, a Li-14
AT LAST
In her chi|dhood the was sad, herraus# !
she felt that no one understood her.
In her girlhood she was alone—no.
body itemed to understand.
Then she became a woman, and she
hoped that the man would understand.
But he didn’t. All he knew was that
he wanted to make her happy. So, ot
course he couldn’t.
At last she inet someone who tinder
stood. He was a musician who played
the violin two dollars' worth In a forty
cent table d’hote where the water was
| excellent.
I He told her she was as beautiful as
1 Ihe r\io
That her eyes were like the sky above
(liiprl^
That she had a soul that called to his
voul— \
Aul borrowed money of her early and
oflen.
‘*At last I am understood," she said.—
Smart Set.
JUST MADE UP MY MIND TO GOI
Where? To WASHINGTON on the
18th via COAST LINE; oily costs
$12.75 for the round trip with stop
over of ten days at Richmond in
either direction.
Choice between Standard Sleepers,
Tourist Cars (at half rate) for up to
date Vestlbuled Coaches. REGULAR
TRAIN leaves that date 3:00 P. M.,
arrive Washington 8:40 A. M. Per
sonally conducted—a smooth and com
fortable trip.
Make your reservation now, A. C.
L, Office 807 Broad Street.
White Mountain Ice Boxes, 35x23x33
inches. Regular price $13.50; now
$9.20. Georgia-Carolina Furniture
Co., 904 Broad.
Flora Parker will be a member of
"The Magadan." Sam Bernard’s new
musical comedy. The cast, by the
way, will have hut seven principals.
Sam Bernard’s new comedy went
Into rehearsal Monday. The piece
was first called "The Magician.*
Bernard now says it will be "The
Wizard.”
Gaaton and Stone will he the prin
cipal comedians in ’the Fields revival
of “Algeria.” which Is renamed "The
Rose of Algeria."
! "Girls" and "Going Some," are In
rehearsal. The former opens in To
| ledo next week.
Rates at Summer-land Springs $2 a
day. $lO a week. S3O a month and up.
Go to Sancken's Grocery, 564 Broad
street, and get a free sample of this
mineral water.
DR. SOPHIA C. DAVIS.
Specialist in Woman's Diseases.
Many years of practical experience.
Hospital, home treatment under per
sonal supervision given at 1035 Brosd
St Consultation free. Office hours.
10 a. nt To 2:30 p. m. Call or write
DR. SOPHIA C. DAVIS.
1035 Broad St., Augusta. Ga.
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF GEORGIA—
RICHMOND COUNTY.
Whereas. E. J. Costello, Aflaiinistra
tor of the estate of Margaret OC.
Costello, late of said County, deceas
ed. has applied for leave to sell Real
Estate belonging to said estate.
This Is. therefore, to cite all per
sons concerned, to be and appear at
the Court of Ordinary of said County,
to he held on the first -Monday In
September, A. D.. ISO!*, at lo o'clock
a in.. and show cause. If any they can,
why leave to sell Real Estate belong
ing to said estate should not be
granted as prayed for.
Witness my official signature tht«
13th dav of August. A. D. IsOS.
ALEXANDER R WALTON.
Aug 13-20-2 7 Sept 3 Ordinary R, C.
fHE AUGUSTA HERALC
SOCIETY
FOR LITTLE MISS JULIA BUTT.
Mrs. Lewis Butt entertained about
twelve children in honor of her
charming little niece, Miss Julia Butt,
of Augusta, a few afternoons ago.
Enjoyable games were played on the
lawn, after which delicious refresh
ments were served.—Athens Banner.
—Miss Clara Wimberly, the talent
ed sister of Mr. Minter Wimberly
of Macon, will give a recital Satur
day evening at Arden Park, near Sky
land, N. C., where she is spending
the summer.
—The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Moody will regret to learn of the
critical illness of their bright little
daughter, Alma LeNora, at their resi
dence on lower Ellis street.
—Mrs. William T. Bull, who has
been in Europe for several months,
has taken a house in Maidenhead,
England, for the remainder of the
summer—New York Telegram.
—Mrs. Glascock Mays leaves Thurs
day for Brooklyn after a short stay
in Atlanta with Mrs. W. F. Smith
In Inman Park.
—Augusta friends of Miss Liva Fra
zer. who has been ill at Oglethorpe
Sanitarium in Savannah, will be
pleased lo learn that she is much bet
ter.
—Miss Carrie Jernigan and Miss
Bertha Herman of Port Royal are vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. William Dunham
on Lincoln street. /
—Mrs. J. F. Gracy of Savannah is
the guest of Mrs. J. W. Radcllffe on
Estes street.
—Mrs. M. Landers left yesterday
for a visit to Charleston friends.
Go to Tybee Sunday via Central of
Georgia Railway, $1.75 round trip.
Train leaves 7:00 a. m., city time.
Plenty of room—fast schedules. Only
four more Sunday Excursions. a!3-14
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE
An Offer Backed Up by One of the
Most Reputable Concerns in
Augusta.
We will either cure you of consti
pation or pay for all the medicine
used during the trial. You pay us
nothing if we fail. That’s a mighty
broad statement, and we mean every
word of it. We will back it up with
our own personal reputation, too.
Could anything be more fair and se
cure for you.
The most scientific, common sense
treatment is Rexall Orderlies. Their
active principle is a very recent sci
entific discovery that is odorless, col
orless and tasteless; very pro
nounced, gentle and pleasant in its
action, and particularly agreeable in
every way. This ingredient does not
cause any diarrhoea, nausea, flatu
lence or griping. Rexall Orderlies
aro as pleasant to take as candy and
are particularly good for children and
delicate persons.
If you suffer from chronic or hab
itual constipation, or the associate
or dependent chronic aliments, wc
urge you to try Rexall Orderlies at
our risk. Remember, you can only
get. them at our stores. Alexander
Drug Co., Augusta.
Special
Saturday Only
Lemons, extra
fancy, doz 12c
Fresh Eggs, doz .. ,25c
Call or Phone
J. W. McDonald
Phone 533
May Ave. & McKin
nie Street.
When desiring choice
groceries or fresh vege
tables, give me a trial.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
BOYDEN’S €k TIZ ~Z
SHOES
The Cream of This Season’s Shoe Styles. Regular Prices $7 and $6.
CALLAHAN-DOBSON SHOE CO.
Make Your Selection Here
at !
WE HAVE RECEIVED DUURING THE WEEK SHIPMENTS OF PER
CALES, GINGHAMS, GALATEAS, SHIRT WAISTS, ETC- THERE IS
QUITE A VARIETY FROM WHICH YOU CAN MAKE YOUR SELEC
TION, AND YOU WILL FIND THE PRICES IN KEEPING WITH OUR
REPUTATION FOR MODDERATION.
Phone 183 ANDREWS BROS. COMPANY 862 Broad
MR. BIEILEF FELL
FROM THIRD STORE
Tall Was Broken By Sign,
But He is Badly Injured.
Mr. Arthur Bleakley, the well
known merchant, fell from the third
story window of his apartments over
his store at 854 Broad street Friday
morning at 1 o’clock, and sustained
severe injuries. He was carried to
the Margaret Wright Hospital, where
he is being given the best of atten
tion, and hopes are entertained that
his injuries will be but temporary.
Mr. Bleaklev’s right leg was broken
in two places, an J his body was
severely bruised. Tt is feared that
he is internally injured, but this can
not be determined at once. Mr.
Bleakley might have been even more
severely injured than he was had not
the force of his tall been broken by
the sign of his store which he struck
on his descent.
Mr. Bleakley’s fall Was noticed at
once by people on the street as well
as by Mrs. Bleakley, who was in an
adjoining room and saw him walk
out of the window. To those who
hurried to his assistance from the
street, Mr. Bleakley whs able to tell
his name, and complain that his In
juries pained him terribly. Hurried
attempts were made ’to get medical
aid, but the late hour of the night at
which the accident happened, caused
this to be more difficult than was
Candy
Quality Wins»a Pew Reasons Why
The enormous and steadily increasing trade of Sheron’s Candy gives us a
volume of business larger than any other store in the South. We are always
ready with a varied assortment of all the best candies made. Our candy at 30c
pound is superior to what others offer at 50c. Try our Favorite Candy.
Chocolate Butter Nuts,
Butter Nuts,
Chocolate Walnuts,
60c
Favorite Chocolate
Creams
Chocolate Walnuts, 30c
Our Favorite Line of Chocolates for Saturday Will be very Special, .. . .30c
M. Sheron & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
relished by those seeking to alle
viate Mr. Bleakley’s sufferings.
Ambulance Called.
A physician was finally secured and
an ambulance gotten which carried
the injured gentleman to the Margaret
Wright hospital.
Some criticism was expressed at
the delay of the ambulance in re
sponding, and it was s’cated that It
was forty minutes before it arrived.
The hospital authorities when asked
about it made the statement, through
the senior interne, Dr. Freeman, that
the first the hospital knew of the ac
cident was when some men called at
the hospital and asked leave to use
the telephone to call a doctor. This
'they did, say the hospital people, but
made no request for the ambulance.
Later they say a telephone call came
in for the ambulance, and it was sent,
arriving at Mr. Bleakley’s place with
ni fifteen minutes after the call was
received.
How the Accident Happened.
The children had given an enter
tainment at the house during the
night and Mr. Bleakley had retired at
midnight, going upstairs from the sec
ond floor with the little girls. He
was asleep when Mrs. Bleakley pass
ed through his room half an hour
la’ter. He was sleeping with his head
at the foot of the bed, evidently seek-
Quench With A Bottle Or
Wherever Soft Drinks Are Sold.
DIXIE CARBONATING CO.. Augusts. Ga.
i. SHERON & CO.
Cream Butter Nuts,
Charlotte Russe
Chocolate Peanut Butter
60c .
Chocolate Chips,
Chocolate whipped cream
30c
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13.
ing a cooler position on account of
the warm night.
Mrs. Bleakley who was In a room
adjoining Mr. Bleakley’s heard ?>•
say about 1 o’clock, “What is it,” and
went to his door and opened it just
in ’time to see him disappear out of
the window.
It is believed that he heard some
one calling in the street, or summon
ing a hack and in his half waked con
dition, thought he was being called
by some member of his family and re
sponded and got up to go to them.
Not recollecting ’that he had changed
his position in the bed, which as It
were turned the room about, he walk
ed to the window and stepped through
it, instead of going to the door.
Ingersoil
Watches
SI.OO
$1.50
and
$2.00
Bowen Bros.
908 Broad Street.
Candy
Chocolatte Buds,
Chocolate Nougat,
Chocolate Almonds,
60c
Peanut Brittle, 20c
Cream Sticks, 15c
> Fudge, 20c
