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?it iii ?u?U?vWliAr? Group Chews Som: cf ?he Most Popu lar Designs That Are the Mode at the Present. On the upper lett of the accom panying group is shown an elaborate piece of neckwear ot* satin and lace. The scalloped revers and collar are of white satin piped with wistaria Batin and trimmed with buttery cov ered with thc came. Around the outer edge of these rovers cream lace is planed a:td a frill of chiffon falls from the bottom. The little vest is made of shirred chiffon crossed by straps of the satin. Fine batiste was ; used for the little shirt front effect shown. The cuter portion was of the i plain batiste finished with a narrow ; ruffle of "Val" lace. The little chem bette is of the tucked batiste. The girdle and peplum combined shown on ; the upper right was of Roman striped I ribbon, buckle covered with the same, j TULLE USED IN MILLINERY1 One of the Most Ejective of the Hat Trimmircia T??at Are Just Nov/ Popular. Tulle as a hat trimming is growing in favor and wonderful things can be done with ir. Tt ;r, placed on straw, taffeta, salin or cn any material that goes io make hi.'. It is used to drape the crown, folded into ;;:ost fantastic shapes. ;:;.<] it can fcc twist ed into ? pirn'.s ~V.* rt ;embl . the ten drils cf a feathsr, cr clipped io look like poinpons: Ii i forSsIkah?e as it Ioofcs? ca rc f tulles which : v :. i - ness c::-i : w . . : CC ?I?2 .limp. Lace la al : ' in hi h-wired .effects and it: arti? cl; iv] .'. The now Ecwerg sra works of art. There is a great variety of siick-up motifs, in wing and qui!! off ts, and fantastic orran''?".'- nr. de entirely cf thickly clustering small Cowers* in eolor schemes that are truly wonder ful in their beauty. Fine ferns, grasses ar.d mo::s are used to subdue too brilliant coloring. Dainty pompons are made of forget me-nots, lilacs and other-small How-1 ers. mounted on slender branchlike1 stems. Delightful little clusters of flowers are composed cf a silk rose bud, two fuchsias and a sprig of mig- ; .oonette. placed on the brim of a hat. ' Berries are either worn as bunches or else in trails right round the hat, often being mixed with flower buds. Cotton voiles strewn with small ! flower motifs and tulles printed in tho i same effect are made up into smart hats with the addition nf a small quan tity of fine straw braid, lace or em- j brokered edging arni small flowers or fruit, and are elaborate enough to be worn with rhe daintiest summer frock. SPECIAL COVER FOR FROCK Best Method cf Protecting the "Party Gown" When lt is Hanging in thc Wardrobe. Nearly every girl re^.h'r.es that the average party gown gets more hard usage when hanging in the crowded wardrobe than while it is being actu ally wcrn. .And as most girls have far less wardrobe space than they need, the best means of protecting the narty frock from contact with the workaday garments is to make a special cover for it of lawn, dimity, muslin, cheese cloth or a similar material. Having measured the length of the gown from shoulders to skirt hem. take two full widths of the chosen covering material and snaps an end of each one of them into shoulders and "he half of a neck. The shoulders and the long, straight sides of the cover are then seamed together, the bottom is hemmed, the r.?.ck is neatiy bound with ribbon towed in front at the top of two short silken cords from wh;ch depend two small square or oval sachets. When the gown is adjusted to its individual hanger and the muslin cover drawn smoothly over its folds and draperies it is in a condition to be as nicely kept as it is possible to keep any unboxed garment. Fancy Linings. Chiffon is a favorite. Procade is very good. Soft satins are desirable. Chang-able silk?, ar? effective. Lin ings, in fact, vere nevor more im portant than rh.' y arr this season. For Qi If your hair ?3 your brus!) i'1 w? Cheap Floor Stain. j A very inexpensive stain can be made from burnt umber and hot wa ter. Five cents' worth cf the burnt umber will stain several floors; that is, where a rug is used for thc center. Pour the hot water over the burnt umber, little at a time, till it is thor oughly dissolved. Use a quart o? hot water to five cents worth of umber; that makes a pretty dark brown stain. Let lt dry. then rub on any good floor wax and polish. Rubber Tree of All. What is believed to be the largest rubber tree in the world stands ia tho Brazilian territory of Aero, on the frontier o; P.oliva. ?ts stem is HT feet 2 7-i.O inches in circumference at the base. For 120 days every year this colossus gives 22 pounds of rubber a day". At present -?rices this brings in j Si', 100 a year, c a fair interest on about $30,000, to us owners, a fami-y*. ol" seven ?eriugueiros. Embarr?ssing. Miss Blank vvas not young when she was married, wherefore the innocent question of a little neighbor proved annoying. "Why, how nice of you to bring me flowers, Jimmie!" was the way the trouble started. "And such a surprise, too; I dou't think I ever had such a nice surprise before in all my life." "Not even when you got mar ried?'' asked the wide-eyed child. Earth's Temperature. It has long been known that the tem perature below the earth's surface in creases at the rate of about one degree per hundred feet, or 50 degrees per mile. If thc rate of increase were con stant, the temperature at the relative ly small depth of 100 miles would be above the melting point of all sub stances under ordinary surface condi tions. Motive Fower in Norway. The greatest single factor in the possible industrial development ol Norway lies undoubtedly in its cheap and abundant hydroelectric power. The country having practically no coal resource?, the Norwegian industries are coiling to depe.:d more and more upon the utilization of waterfalls as a primary motive power source. Double Werk. "Why is it that a .v.a:i won't wash his face with a washcloth?" demand) G ??rs. Wombat, ''lien haven't tinte ?cr ail that foolishness,'* said Xv. Wom bat. "First you hive to wash your faso and then you have to wash tte wasliclctii.!'-Louisville Courier-Jour Loit O oporto ni ?y. .. First Jew-"D;.vcn;y years ago'Gold' stein sold shoestrings on the corner und today bo owes the corner on which he stood." Second Jew (ex citedly)-"Und if he had valked up und t?cwn he might have owned tur whole block."-Life. Thc Difference. A pessimist complains he bas eaten 1,000 oysters without coming on a pearl; an optimist sf.es thanks that he bas eaten that many oysters with out getting ptomaines.-New York Mail. Justify Confidence. France bas an association which gives loans on thc word of honor of the people. It is chiefly for men or women who are of humble position, and in most cases the money is re turned promptly. Too Much for Hirn. A ? olored porter for a local druggist was mid to go lo another pharmacy to get some cimcifugo rasi?nio:;es. He stood, open-mouthed, and gazed at his "boss." then asked: "Ain't thar any other naine for dat?" Loses its Charm. It's difficult for a newly married man to generate much enthusiasm over his bride's beautiful hair after he has seen her pile it on the bureau for the night. Why ls Thi3 Thus? Every married man knows how much easier it is for his wife to dis cover a hole in his pocket than that a button is missing from bis coat. Exchange. Unwarran'::d Liberty. You arc taking a liberty when you pat a strange horse on the nose. Sup pose horses went around patting men on the nose.-Louisville Courier-Jour nal, ll Talks About the Home City. ".Teach the facts about your home city in the public schools," urges the bureau of municipal reasearch, New York city. _ I j Lose Habits of Industry. Women in France and other coun-j I tries of Europe arc mach more ..idus tribus titan when they come to this ! country. _ i| (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium) Prompt Powerful Permanent Its bcnc?cia.' cf- Stubborn cases Good results are fects ;irc usually yield to P. ?. P. lasting-it cures ?tl; very quickly when other mee! i- you to stay cured cia cs arc useless Sf Hakes rich, red, pure blood -cleanses thc entire r|| system - clears the brain - strengthens digestion and nerves. A positive specific for Blood poison and skin dise: IS! TW,...o DhstltKlt icn? nnA C?noe i?lfl Pr? lt* nit Ac Drives out RneamstlRns and Siops ?S?e Pr,in ; cn 3s M? || a wonderful tonic and body-builder. Thousands indorse it. Sa I F. V. UPPMAN CO. SAVANNAH, GA. | ^r^^^^s^^:^;.'.? 'grotTfjiH^?T-^ ">'.'r:-;:;ssi^r?sra A ll I Q Jim it is free-it tells how you can have local and long distance telephone ser vice in your home at very small cost. Send for it today. Write nearest Bell Tele phone Manager, cr FARMERS' LINE DEPARTMENT SOUTHERN TELEPHONE AMP TELEGRAPH COMPANY P jil ? : i aim :y. i s;ocx. Vi e ate now --. c?:r warehouse, corner of Fsa wick and Cummins streets, rwobiocio frew thc Union Vasverper Station where ye hjiyt* the; most modern \yar?shou5e in:?T>ga?ta with licor space ot 24,8(iC squa.e feet ard it is literally packed with Groceries ard fe??s from cellar ?i> icof. Ocr stock rr.ustbe seen to bo appre ciated. Our expenses ar; ?il least $45G.C(i 'i month les.* since discon tinuing our stoic i-i ?6- Kr&ad street, and a* goods are unloaded ircm cai>: to wateber.se. we are in a position to name very ciose prices. If you really '.van: the worth of voar money see or write us ARRBWGT? ? Pi Augusta, Ga. ^rmrnr^ 11 i II II rm I IMI. i m mi iiiiiiiii.ipini i ur ,1 H TiiTiftn. MM-B-Uigag- millf?t?iv||pii:Ji:gnr -"-.?THtll(n /arp,Crack,Rot,Curl or Like Wood .Shingles They can be laid ri,<rht over an old v/ocd-shinglc roof with out dirt or bother, and they make it stormproof and fireproof. 5 They're inexpensive. For particulars address Stewart & Kernaghan Edgefield, South Carolina. B-BBB All persons wanting pictures framed will please leave same ?it store of Dorn & Minis. Best work guaranteed, and pri?es right. All pictures will be trained the same day left at p! c. Si s 1 P & G? 9, Y* ? T" im m il Y\ Q ?J C V- U ? C & U i ? illili iMl?, JL.C . v 11 \5J V ?s !~-1 V- . 3 LS I he Mc I ? n , - - I I Life Assurance Society Offers beyond a reasonable doubt the best insurance that can be obtained. Be fore taking ont insurance willi some other company. Let ?me show von my 20'Pay Life, oaid ap III 35 84 years. Dividends declared after the first year, increasing yearly. Don't fail to set the best when von injure. Therefore, von had better see an Equitable policy. sean-agrm Ashby W. Davenport, Equitable Life Assurance Agent Edgefield, S C. 3E?"322SBZ22E?31 More Grain and Better Prieces BBBEBMOEBBHBHBBBgra am??^T You want a thresher that will thresh clean from the straw-that x will give more bushels-and mave your seed command a nigher price. If you want to secure the utmost from your A FRICK GRAIN THRESHER The Frick Threshers arc the most dependable, thorough, thresh ers built to-day. We've been building nig farm machinery for years. Ar; old C H. P. Frick Engine built in IS7? i-: still being rcn to-day. That's the way webuild machinery. Our threshers are built in Jil sizes. There is tht Eclipse No. ?i that only requires from 4 to 6 H. P. ??. i til i capacity c* ".' to 5u bush is per hour. Ir threshes .-ind thor oughly cleans wheat, o--z?. rye and buckwheat It-.weighs pat 2SC9 1..*. "V\ .??;.; "Lfindi^.- L'.-h'pee"-a combination of o- ?ry ???.T--.T t'i" V< ?MI f ud we have just rho nmcfair.e you need: Hundreds o' tansers '.viiinothing bot Frick Machines. One ma! write.-, ''tho Jp. 1did per feet work in every w:vy-hf:;; vjie ... --!-:.: ... ! dis ; ror-casr. ?ruction ar.. Portable'Engines. av_^ Sawmills. Don't :1 ? i : buyln j a thresh ? . rzze Catalcene. write us for oUw f r ?. e jitasfc?t?d catalogue, giving full information and get our price. It'll pay you to co thh. Our cata lojrrit? shows why. S snd for it to-day! ?\V mei THE FRICK OMPANY, Columbia, S. C. Box 177 FACTORY WAYNESBORO, PA. S J. C. LEE, President as? amase BBBBBSEBBB F. E. Gibson, Sec. and Treas FARMERS, MERCHANTS, BUILDERS, If you are going lo [build, remodel cr repair, we in vi le you ^inquiries. COMPLETE HOUSE BILLS A SPECIALTY. We manufacture and deal in doors, sash, blinds stairs, interior trim, store fro.-.ts and fixtures, pews, pulpits, eic., rough and dressed lumber, lath, pine and cypress shingles, flooring, ceiling and siding. Distributing agents for Flintkote roofing Estimates cheerfully and carefully mane. Woodard Lumber Co. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Corner Roberts and Dugas Streets. Our Motto: SSS BB38BBB! Large Shipment of Furniture WK will have a large shipment ox Furniture to arrive this week, and in ihr ?iii are some beautiful Dressers, Sideboards and j?uiTets. Full supply ol'Chairs. Mat tresesfand Spiin *s in stock. See our line Porch Chilli's.