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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1909)
EIGHT Hurry to SCHNEIDER’S-E very thing to go at Tremendous Reductions it is Surely the People’s Opportunity For Rare Bargains Women’s $21.75 Suits at $11.50 Women’s Suit* made of Pu.-o Worumbo Broadcloth; the coat la 45 Inches, four burtons, through effect, shawl collar of Black Peau de Sole, with braid piping, Skinner satin linod; the skirt Is one of . _.. the latest models, block colors, value 123-76. oar price Other Coats, Capes, Furs, Etc. Just BO Bodies' SIO.OO Long Coats to sell tomorrow, at o» only Irrf.'in! s’ I/ortg Coats of cash mere and Bedford Cord; up jf a vxo SIO.OO values JpZ.VO Mlssee" and Children’s All-Wool and Bearskin Coate; (P O fIU at, only 4)Z*VO Children's well made Wool Coats, worth $2.00, In this £ . f\o sale at *Pl.lrO I/adieu' very handsome Fur Bets, up to $20.00 vokiee, ff*rj nr only 4)/.VO Newest Hair Goods New Turban Hair Tads In black, brown and blonde; [— /v ctxra special OUve Extra large Wool Hair Bolls to sell tomorrow p* „ at, only /SOt New Frendi Bolls of select human hair; very great r(\ , bargains at OvV Silks and Dress Goods p.ffr table of 85c and $ 1 00 plain and fancy Hllka, 390 Umbrella Sale 400 N<-w Umbrellns In ft Mit bargain *al» tomorrow. lAdle** and Men’* style*, handsome cold-plate or *ll ver-trlmmed handles: Up to 13.00 value*, Ul> l ° *“ °° ValUB "' | SCHNEIDER’S DEPARTMENT STORE PEOPLE S FORUM THE ENGLISH POLITICAL SITUA TION. Not elneo 1880 has tlio political world of England been bo stirred ns It Is now, ami us It will bo for the next few wooka, lu 188(1 Gladstone Introduced his "Home llulo for Ire land” bill and wus defeated. He, with hts cabinet, resigned, their resig nations being accepted by Queen Vic toria. Parliament was prorogued nnd an appeal was made to the whole country. The result 1h well known. The present Issue Is one of far greater significance than the Issue of 1886 since that dealt with only one country, vl*., Ireland, whereas this embrace* not only the whole of Great Britain, hut Its moral and political consequences will lie felt In the re motest village and hamlet. For 270 years the house of com mons ha* exercised the tight and power of managing the finances of the nation. This was agreed to by the house of lords at that time, and since SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by II tM Mule Fills. They also relievo Dis tress from Dyspepsia, In digestion and Too Bating. A perfect rem edy for Dlnlnem. Nausea. Drowsiness, Rad Taste lu tho Mouth. Coated Tongue. Pain In th . TORPID LIYKU. Thq> CARTER'S ■ iTTLf fIVER I PIUS. regulate tbe Dowels. Purely Vegetable. SHALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Genuino Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature REFUSE SUBSTITUTES CARTERS ■PITTLB gIVER Ju s * Navarre hotel Accessible • Quiet - Elegant 7th Ave. at 38th St., New York RATES: A Room with a Rath h« a DolUr am! a Halt. A l-Arurr Room with a Rath h*r 92.00 ami $2 50 Whet two ivrMWift occupy one Room, SI.OO extra wiU be added to above (mvc*. GEO. L. SANBORN. EDGAR T SMITH Children's Fur Sets In new, dainty styles; up to $3 values, at ;/OC New line of J>ad!*s' Voile and Pa nama Skirts, worth up £ a to $15.00, at 4>nr.yO New "Tailored” and Ljlnjrerle Walfti, $2.00 to no $2 values; only /OC New Fmbrolderid SUk Wai/fti; up to $6 00 A ▼alues at «pl* sZJ Jynutl**’’ Fur Mots (J* p» reduced from $8 00 to New Hair F’uffn; th* v*ry !at*at an) b#at ntyU-n; | *p©dal at JI.VO 24-Inch fiwltoh; Bam* as Belling whwe nt $4.00; g gAo our prlca 27-lnoh #»xtra quality .Switch; worth trr«ry cent (C ()U us $5.00, at Cp^.VO Imported I>r*ns Goods Novelties, up to 93.00 values, ...... 98c then the commons have always exer cised this prerogative. By precedent, usage and practice this hus become one of the great, established laws of the land, and to run counter to and oppose this law was to Invite con troversy and party strife. This Is exactly what has been done by the house of lords. On Nov. 30th the lords rejected the "Budget” by the decisive vote of 350 to 75. This Budget Is the scheme formulated, an nually, by the political party then In power, and adopted by the house of common* for the purpose of raising revenues by taxation, etc., to admin ister the affairs of the governmenL The Budget Is then forwarded to the house of lords for their consideration, and, If necessary, revision. If I mis take not tills Is the llrst time since 1640 I hat tlm lordH have rejected the Budget In tolo. The house of lords Is an hereditary body, although their number may be Increased on the motion of the prime minister, subject to the approval of the reigning monarch. The house of commons Is an elec, five body, chosen by the people. The Commons Just recently adjourned was a composite body having five different parties In the chamber. On the opposition side were the Conservatives and the Unionists, although for all party purposes they were an unit On the Ministerial side were the liberals, the Labor party and the Irish Nationalist party. In the pre sent eon diet the Labor ami the Irish parties have promised their heartiest support and co-operation to the Lib eral party. A few nights ago In his great Ismdon spoaeh the Prime Min ister, with a masterstroke of political sagacity, announced that no liberal statesman could afford to make an appeal to the electorate for their sup. port without positively declaring, as one of the leading planks In his plat form, that Ireland should he granted home rule This statement coming from Premier Asquith ha* ngaln com mitted the liberal party to the further, lance of this cause, and coming at | this time will give the liberals the | Irish vote, which, per se. Is no mean | factor til the great questions that i come before the nation. The libera! party In Its effort to raise a sufficient revenue to cover the expense* of the government, have. I among other tilings, placed taxation on land values, landed estates, etc. j The feature of the Budget, naturally, lls very objectionable to the great land-owners and lordly aristocracy. | So on the 80th day of November they gave expression to their objections |by rejecting the Budget with a tun jjorlty vote of almost live to one. By their action the lords have de ■dared that the common* are unfit and I Incompetent to conduct the fiscal pol icies of the nation—which means that the representatives composing the j commons are unfit and Incompetent ‘to administer the affairs of the gov ernment- which means that the dec- 350 Koorei 200 Rath room* liiainm Men Familtr* Texuiata Dutch Ch iU Room* ladle* Rcftiauiaot Moderate Prices Send for Col cm ed Map of New York Another Tailored Suit Sale Nearly 500 Suits came in yesterday from a big New York maker with instructions to close out at half wholesale pri<,o3. Theee, with our recent great purchases, give us more than 2,000 Tailored Suits that must be disposed of at once. The greatest bargains in our history are included in the following 3 lots. All brand new long satm - lined Coats, and pleated Bkirts of diagonals, worsteds, serges, etc., in black, blues, browns grays etc. Ladles' and Misses' sites. Suits worth up <C*O 7C Suits worth up <£4 /’'k Suits worth up r— to $25.00 .... «*PO. 1 O to $30.00 to $35,00 sPI^.OO Gloves, handkerchiefs, Mufflers Ladles’ $1.50 quality 2-clasp Kid Gloves; In this ss/\ sale at Vv Finest $2 00 French Kid Gloves In black and colors; 9§C* Children’s Wool Gloves and Mit tens; worth up to 50o; O C at, pair 4/ iIU Suits For Men and Youths Suits that are. hand-tailored, Suits to suit everybody for business or dress, for the college young man or the professor, the student, or the man of any age, extreme or on plain o onservative lines. Blacks, blues grays, tans, olives, green, brown; In plain or fancy mixtures, worsteds, serges, cheviots, unfinished worsteds. Sizes In some lota up to 50 chest measur* ; for the long, short, stout or regular built man. All to be Sold About Half Regular Price 312.50 Men’s Suits, now $7.95 315.00 Men’s Suits, now ....$9.45 320.00 Men’* Butt*, nlw ... $10.65 $25 Mmm’a Ftn* Suits, now ..$12.75 314 yard Lace Curtains 4.* S /,() reduced from $2.98 to ~ ' ■*'’ Pure linen Window .Shades, with fringe, reduced from o DBc to .... .... X,IC DELEGATES WILL ASK PROTECTION FOR RIVER RINK An Important meeting of the canal and river commission of the city of Augusta was held in the mayor's of fice at noon Thursday. It was resolved to send a commit tee composed of Messrs. (\ Henry Cohen, Nlabel A. Wingfield and Fred B. Pope, to Washington, January Bth, to appear beforo the war department and the board of reviews at the hear ing secured for the commission by Hon. Thomas W. Hardwick, at which meeting the case of Augusta securing an appropriation from the national congress for the protection of the rlvor bank by reinforcing It will be discussed. This matter has not as yet been before the national congress and if the war department favors the work of protecting the river bank it will in all probability go before the congress at Its next convention. An appropriation of $150,000 will be ask ed for and If given the city of Augus ta will appropriate the same amount. It was also resolved at the meeting that Col. Dan C. Kingman of the war department, with headquarters at Sa vannah, be asked to accompany the representation from the river and canal commission. The Herald will get out an early edition tomorrow, so that the mer chant* can get their last messages to the Xma* shoppers. Get your mes sage to The Herald, Mr. Merchant, before 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Christmas Cigars apd Candy at BurdelL Cooper Co. torate Is unlit and Incompetent to choose Its representatives for that express purpose. We see. therefore, that In Its last analysis the issue re solves Itself into a conflict between the lords and the electorate. The lib eral party has appealed to the ells', torate and should they be returned with a sufficient majority it is among the possibilities that some action will be taken by the commons looking to the curtailment of the power of the lords What form or direction it will take Is mere conjecture. Should the liberal party be defeated the conserv atives will return to power and the dignity and prestige of the lords will be upheld and their recent action apropos the Budget vindicated. The great mass of the electorate is enlightened, instructed, honest and tin purchasable. Out of the throes of this strife will be born —what? FIRI.EY HAI M Mayfield. Ga. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. I/atlies* and Men’s Handkerchiefs; real 25c values, r\ at : 9c Ladles' and Men’s 19c Handker chiefs; tomorrow » only 5C Ladles’ Embroidered and Men’s All-Liner Handkerchiefs; t 39c ano 50c values 19C $22.50 Suits for $12.50 $25.00 Suits for $15.00 $30.00 Suits for -‘ $17.50 SIO.OO Men’s Suits, now ....$5.52 Children's Sailor Felt Hats 00 reduced from $1.50 to VoC Children’s French Patent leath er Hats reduced from j E/A $2.50 to Photograpn of Mrs. C. B. Martin j ’..' . Ay I” jiwi l tfV* f - W;’” -'\ Cg^rjflHHlßf^EVSjP'Yfivw'jngTr'. ** ■'I&SH “ First pin t.» ot ~n v . B. .Martin, mother of Ocey Snead, taken in which tlit' features of the mysterious woman are shown. It was obtain ed by : remarkable coincidence. The photographer had leveled his cam era at the veiled woman and just as he pressed the button tx> make the picture the wind blew aside her three veils momentarily. In that time the picture of her features were obtained. AUGUSTA GROCERY CO. FILED CLAIM SUIT Wednesday a suit was filed with the clerk of the superior court by the Augusta Grocery Co. et al. against W. M Howland, of Richmond county, and C. M. Wates, of Clarkes Hill, S. C. The suit is for the collection of a large number of -uiiail claims held by i many local business people against [the above named defendants who con- I duct a mercantile business in Caro lina. New lot of 50c and 75c Silk Handkerchiefs to _ _ se ” at - 25 c Silk Handkerchiefs and Phoenix Mercerized Silk Mufflers, , A only 39C Ladles’ Fur and Velvet Turbans, reduced from jv O/k $5.00 to s>z.oV $12.50 Suits for $6.25 SIO.OO Suits for ..,..,.$7.50 SIB.OO Suits f0r........ ~..59.25 $20.00 Suits f0r.... .... ....SIO.OO Misses’ Hats, trimmed, reduced from $2.25 e. , . A to «pl.»sy Ladles’ Trimmed Hats /p -> /AO reduced from $6.00 to.. COLUMBIA TO HAVE NEW COTTON MILL COLUMBIA, S. C.—Columbia is to have a new hundred thousand dollar cotton mill. The commissioners issued Thurs day to Cashier Berry, of the Loan and Exchange hank, and T. Heber Wanna - maker, of Orangeburg, as corporators the Glencoe Cotton Mills. Finest and largest line of Christ mas Cigars in City at Burdell-Cooper Co. Women’s S4O Suits $17.00 The model is very snappy, made of Pure Imported Broadcloth, the coat is 45 Inches long, semi-fltted back, five button side effect elaborately braided, In an effective design, bac k and sleeves, Skinner satin lined, skirt braided panel front and sides, with yoke effect and /rtaaw An plaids; black and colors; all sizes; value $40.00, our price . 4)!/ .UU Extra Bargains Ladies' One-Piece Dresses of Chiffon Broadcloth, Worsted, etc., up to $20.00 C*7 '•alues . ./ Ladies’ fine All-Woo! Sweaters in best colors; real $4.00 jp < values, only 4*1.5U New Taffetallne Petticoats with deep embroidered /VO flounces 9oC Very handsome Silk Petticoats in black and colors; tf* -» rm r- 57.50 value 4>3.7i> Ladies’ All-Wool Knit Umbrella Shawls; up to /i t\ sl-50 values 09C Ladles’ Beaver Hats, -5 C reduced from $6.60 to. ,p3»/0 Men’s Furnishings Men’s 50c and 75c Pure Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, _ at, choice 2i5C Boys’ Silk Windsor Ties, in new styles and colors, -3 cnly 2S C Men’s SI.OO and $1.50 Shirts in fine patterns’, tomor row, only j\fC Sale of Blankets Babies’ Robe Blankets in the new ’’jungle" desings /A at, only U7v California All-Wool Blankets in new fancy plaids; $5 tf'j aq values; pair .... SOCIETY MISS H ARISON’S RECEPTION. The reception with which Dr. and Mrs. William Henry Harlson will com pliment their daughter, Miss Mary Gibbons Harison, will be a beautiful event of this evening at the Country club. On this occasion Miss Harison will be formally presented to Augus ta’s younger social element. CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION. The scholars of the First Baptist Sunday school will entertain this eve ning with their Xmas celebration at the Sunday school rooms. A cordial invitation is extended to all scholars to attend and it is earnestly request ed ot parents to see that uieir chil dren are present. The entrance fee for girls will be one Irish potato and for the boys one sweet potato. Those who come without these will be charg ed an entrance fee of five cents. The potatoes, as will all other edibles col lected, will be given to the poor of the parish. The entertainment program will be contributed to by Miss Annie Wise Wilson, Miss Margaret Battle, Miss Elizabeth Willis, and Mr. Sweeny Sikes. Refreshments will be served after the program. MRS. CLEM DUNBAR TO ENTERTAIN. Mrs. Clem Dunbar, who is giving a series of informal afternoon card teas, will have a number of frierfds with her on Monday anti Tuesday after noons of next week. Guests are in vited for three-thirty o'clock. —Mrs. Dr Gardner Ford and daugh ter of Troy, Ala., are on a visit to Mrs. Ford's brother, Dr. E. P. Culver, at 417 Gardner street. WILLIAM R. DAVERN DIED THURSDAY Wiliam Reardon Davern, the infant eon of Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Davern died Thursday morning from pneu monia. after an illness of only two! days at the residence, 1324 Elli.v ! street. He was two years and nine ' months old. Tht* funeral service will be con- I ducted from the Sacred Heart church i Friday morning at 10 o'clock and the j interment will be In the City cemetery. Finest and largest line of Christ mas Cigars in City at Burdell-Cooper Co. —— * JOHNSTON TEACHER WEDS. JOHNSTON. S. $. .—Miss Etta Copeland one of the teachers In the Johnston srrad [ ed school, was married yesterday at the j residence of Rev. E. P. Monroe, to Mr. l.ightsey. and left immediately on the 7:40 I train for their briww trip. I adies’ Dress Hat ? in beautiful new effects; up to ex /v o $lO, choice Ladies’ Trimmed Hats in new and pretty styles; up <t< AO to SB.OO values «pl.Vo Children's and Misses' Ready to-Wear Hats; up to s $3.00 values 09C’ Boys’ well-made Wool Suits, in this special sale co at 98C Boys' All-Wool Suits, worth up to $5.00; tomorrow, /p . oq only $ I.VO Boys’ extra fine Wool Suits, up to $6.50 values AO «t 4)X.VO Men’s Silk Neckwear, $ reduced from 39c, to IVS Men’s Silk Elastic Suspenders re- * duced from 50c _ to 25c Men’s Lisle and Silk Half Hose reduced from 25c 19C Men’s Fancy Half Hose reduced from 12%c to / 11-4 Scotch All-Wool Blankets, heavy and fine aq ! $6.00 value 4)Z,70 10 and 11-4 white and fancy Cot ton Blankets; in this OR sale, at, pair VOC Louise Gunning will continue under the management of the Shuberts this and next season, despite a report that Charles Dillingham had secured her services. Miss Gunning is meeting with great success in “Marcelle,” the Pixley and Luders opera. She will continue with this piece until the Shu berts select another for her. They are now considering "The Glassblovfer." by John Philip Sousa. DISEASES of Men and Women Cured Our Specialty Nervous, Chronic and Special Diseases. DBS. HOLBROOK & GO., CONSULTATION AND EXAMINA TION FREE AND INVITED. if. x We Are Here • To ; Stay EXPERT SPECIALISTS. We are here to stay. Longest established and most up-to-date special ists in the city. We successfully treat and guaran tee to cure all curable diseases of both men and women, such as Ca tarrh, Rheumatism, Nervousness, Stomach, Heart, Kidney, Liver and Bowels. Old Sores. Varicocele, Hydro cele and private diseases of men. We will cure you or refund your money. Hours, 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5, 7 to 8 p. m.; Sundays, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Remember, not a dollar need be paid until satisfied. DRS. HOLBROOK & CO., The Master Specialists. Suite 504-5-6 7. sth floor. Dyer Bldg. Ask the elevator boy. See Steel and Conley At The SUPERBA Today, Friday and Saturday and you will vote it the Hap piest Christmas of your life. Two other great acts, besides new pictures and new songs. Matinees 4 to 5.30 Tonight... .7.45, 8.50 and 10.00. D Wf Do What We Id- ! *er- j i tlse •
