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lllTHRFF A U11UU r Have you ser :lf| opportunit; 1 BOOSTER > ?-? r ;; 10,000 votes are being gi ing this period to the con the largest in subscription ^ ting these votes. Is it you ;'\ PUT OPEN TO ANY H '/*M Th<? contest is open to ai county 01* in any adjoining : nothing to do but secure subsc V paper. The nomination ballc 1" counts for 5,000 votes when s< 1 Only one nomination ballot w: v ;? one contestant. Your territo where vou will and when you fey:-.*: Votes will be counted at in! I in The Herald. Look for the f be made soon. . TTTE PRTZ I FIRST PRIZE?VALl I I Four piece Atkins bed rooi I new design double bed, dress ?|iC'';I I table, in beautiful mahogany. 1 4 feet 7 inches in height, 4 fe f ' I I toilet table, 21 x 38 inches, < 111?'?? I niirrors , two being 8 x 10 am ^ 8?; IJ inches; chiffonier 21 x 38 incl I I inches; dresser, 23 x 46, mirro I I of furniture will grace the hor I I berg county, and was selected I of teste and refinement. Bor a SECOND PRIZE?Vj I I An order on the G! A, Lucas Htheb; \ THE ANKLE SPECIALIST. with the ? may oe i Short Skirts Bring Demand for a New The m Kind of Beauty Expert. strokes i ' curious 1 Ever since the slit skirt began two that the If.X'i- years ago >to demand her services the ency to ] ^J^an&le specialist has been kept busy the dire< rubbing encroaching fat away from Of courk nicely built ankle bones. alto^ethe , \ She is coining money, the ankle ?* ** *s 13 masseuse, and bids fair to supersede wbare, ai 5 V >ithe Vernon Castles in making money ^ out of feet. steP^-::5pVery quietly, almost secretly, the You &| - woman who sculptures shapeless an- on y<>ur < : kles into shapeliness has plied her ula*ion < At first she dared not display an<* to ^ |p" a sign, and was supposed merely to sba11 be |p|f| transform faces and impart to wrink- reaches p|p";3ing^ hands and necks an appearance wbicb? w M jouthful roundness. But you were ar9un<* * v"- - - if ^ . tut atir?v tn : > .tola oy your Dest men a mai ine ?* ~ ? new beauty parlor had some one who aPP?*1* s1 ^cqwrd -do wonders with ankles?-take You ca ^?.:,3^ery once of flesh off them and in lor" a ri such a'short time." struction If your ankles weren't the bony you fait* kind you climbed the two flights, and recomme - * were told when you reached the se-j that fur|F| -e*et parlor within a parlor that the j a child y f: \elixnh was just the thing you needed] cheerfull to reduce your ankles, but that you j day Parti must be careful to set your feet down j femininit fiat- every time. When yoh ventured i ^ow ^ the observation that your foot could j ialists m not possibly be set down flat in a j sign may high-heeled pump you were told that Kansas C it could if you let it extend over the edge of the step. YEA1 Thereafer you religiously did.so, (Continu -fU?.TW .oAn.nirin^r tha hahii whpn ?n V, ? , iiig; upstairs and with it a somewhat 1 ' undesirable gait in stair-mounting. ent> t i \ Did you ever stop to consider how mt? the |< . .| ;bdautiful a graceful woman looks i stut)^orn & when she is ascending or descending 111 e F ; . t tfce stairs? I think that is largely could X responsible for the new custom ot jo takinj W' featuring staircases in American | nvi.nf 1 r homes, and for the new custom 0f < P**ec*P*ta featuring in Italian gardens. j* at ,the3 fe#-' v i marshes. . Safely up the stairs and in the dim j lery wen little "parlor" the ankles are freed! . \ 4 t i took ma: of 'their covering and critically ex-, The amined by the expert. I presse(i J After enduring the scrutiny for a. Belgium, , few moments you anxiously inquire: while Sa ' "Do you think you can reduce tack by : ^^em* 16th cor] "Why, yes," is the response, "but As the it will take a little time and some'of Dieul : Urork outside you know." j Nancy w The' truth is, you haven't seen j the Bav; tv t those ankles for several years, ex- Mousson cept in a mirror, but you recall with Dubail i great, distinctness how slim they the regie wei;e once upon a time. You thrill /% / ... v Si' * V, /, : i ] J. MORE ? % ?r/\i i m nln 1% r 11 ill yu ui uuuc y you will hav< PERIOD CL iven each day dur- HERE testant turning in s. Somebody is get- SPI i or somebody else. The fo ?????ing the I LADY. lv lady in Bamberg I county. , There is 3 j iriptions to this news- 5 j yr' t, printed elsewhere, jq j ent in to The Herald. 25 1 yr ill be counted for any 50 j L' ?ry is unlimited. Go 3 2 vr want to. g 2 vr ;ervals and published ^0 2 vr irst count, which will g 3 'vr' 5 5 vr. ES. g in \... JE $150.00 n suite, consisting of. Wo b n er, chiffonier, toilet these clu Specifications: Bed, count foi et 6 inches in width; amount t equipped with three each day i the other 14 x 20 tions. aes, inirror 18 x 28 ? >r 36 x 38. This suite S. 0., ne of anyone in Bam- Victr . especially for a lady a $50 ight from G. 0. Sim- $75.0< will A.LUE $85.00. it wi] Music House, Aiken, . musi< Merc 4 \ thought that the slimness The morn estored. Maunoury w Lassage begins. Always the eral retreat ire toward the calf. Being Kluck,v Von 1 to know why, you are told Vareddes am upward stroke has a tend- in hast remove this fatty growth in with German 3tion of the finger strokes. Piles of carb e, most of it is disposed of and dead anc >r by this means, but part aU the ravir ound to find a'lodging else- hedges and ad it is much better to have where the so to the calf than to the in- The Briti their pursuit jree with this and sink back non and a fe :ushions to enjoy the manip- gr^t convoy >f your superfluous tissue | nition. The ream of the day when you Esperey, in able to wear a frock that days' fi; just below the calf and days' retreat ith a heavy band of fur all reached the he bottom will have a tend- ?Dormans, make your reduced ankles 500 prisoner till more reduced. baggage wag irry with you from the "par- Buel?w s ar] ither formidable list of in- near^v eQlial s for the outside work, but Foch's 7th ifully perform the exercises Pernay and nded, always with visions of1 prisoners an trimmed skirt in mind. As the army of ou slept in curl papers quite attacking in y the day before your birth- Duke of Wu y and you haven't lost your Cary entered y. was full of t here are several ankle spec- toward Serir New York city, and a street tween the ci ' be expected any minute in was still und Mtv.?Kansas City Star. Sarrail captu ' the other sid I SINCE BIG BATTLE. mans cofcpl< ed from page 6, column 2.) *he *?^tS of Sarrail s rea ' after the capture of Monde- They tried t< rowing the Prussian guard down towan " i . Pxnn aVi 9 in/ marshes ot saint-uona. a ricuwi resistance was offered there bridge as soc arts where defence works The 11-th organized. Foch succeeded Wuerttember I these works in the rear, in the centre thousands of the guard so in disorder, tely from the safe routes Kluck, Von 1 r sank into the slime of the took up posi Several batteries of artil- Aisne. s lost there and the Tth army This was ay prisoners. tion of .the 1 rmy of Langle de Cary, of the crown >y fresh troops brought from until the 12t maintained its positions, tire slowly, rrail repulsed a violent at-1 The best Von Heeringgen with the i engaged pla< I 97" AAO a n r) I V > V V V W??** V? i result of the bloody battles The French i ouard and Saint-Genevieve, 000 killed. ' ras entirely disengaged and dead, while 2 irians retired from Pont-a- armies were into the Bois Le Petre, and after the bat 11 the Vosges progressed in er bearers. >ns of Lineville and Baccarat, ers taken is September 10. spondence A ' *' . c- ~'v-. .u . j DAYS BO ;? If you have no e in The Heralds OSES SATUR i'S THE REASON WHY YOU SHOULD ICIAL CLUBS FOR BOOSTER PEI llowing special clubbing votes will be looster Period: Reg. Extr, Amt. Votes Votes subscriptions $ 4.50 4,500 2,00 subscriptions 7.50 7,500 ' 5,00 subscriptions 15.00 15,000 12,00 subscriptions 37.50 37,500 37,50 subscriptions ,75.00 75,000 100,00 subscriptions 9.00 10,500 7,50 subscriptions 15.00 16,500 15,00 subscriptions 30.00 35,000 35,00 subscriptions 22.50 27,500 17,50 subscriptions 37.50 62,500 50,00 subscriptions 75.00 150,000 125,00 * lonths subscriptions can be credited < bs. Any 6 months subscriptions tun 500 votes only, but will be, includ urned in each day, for the 10,000 vote ] 11 > i i. j_ _ to tne one turning m largest amount u for $85.00. Mr. Lucas is agent for the 1 ola Talking Machine, and this order w .00 Victrola and $35.00 worth of recon 3 Victrola and $10.00 worth of record; ^o a long way toward buying a nice pi II buy anything else Mr. Lucas sells e line. I HERALI . . % ing of the 10th Gen. mmm as informed of the gen- , of the armies of Von Buelow and Von Hausen. MM i^Lizy-sur-Ourcq, evacu- |T11 :e, were ^ound crowded I I wounded. At Etrepilly H onized bodies were seen i III AJQ 1 wounded were found in H I I tes and thickets, behind'; n generally at every spotj ldier SeekS protection. j ______ ish itroops, continuing1 , took thirteen more can- i ! w hundred prisoners and i s of supplies and ammu- ; army of Franchet d'spite of the fatigue of , ghting, after * fourteen , forced its advance and line of Chateau-Thierry taking four cannon, 1,s and a convoy of fifty I ons. The losses of Von ny on tiiis front were ' to Von Kluck's. army, marching on Es-j __? Chalons-sur-Marne, took! ? ( d booty and supported; mam | Gen. Langle de Cary by I I 1J flank the forces of the A wh U /v** r* T nnnr1/\ /I A Ci LLC III UCI?,. uangic , mbbmmmbimbhb Vitry-le-Francois, which rounded, and progressed / taize. The struggle be- j own prince and Sarrail j lecided. At Thriaucourt; ' ? M q ired ammunition and on | | Jy e of the Meuse the Ger- 1 atcL/1 tho fle?triifttinn of Troyon and attacked r, but were repulsed. ' 9 d cross the Meuse lower 1 Saint Mihiel, but the ;h guns destroyed each in as thrown across. the army of the Duke* of g, vigorously attacked ( , gave way and retreated j while the armies of Von . 3uelow and Von Hausen A P 11 ! ? All tions on the line of the A fUll L1D6 Ol All practically the termina- | tlfnoffTIQe La( battle, though the army vWIoUlKIO UUI i prince held its ground t ^ :h, when it began to re- | At me estimates of the forces IV 1 1 :ed the Germans at 1,- Ua^Q||1 the allies at 1,125/000. UlU ire said to have lost 30.The Germans left 50,000 1 150,000 wounded of both KAAUT nrv ^nrinor anH V WB* CU Up UUllll^ uwv4 tie by the allies' stretch- ^ The number of prisonstill unknown.?Corre- |J| ssociated Press. , a n run n v\ UMtiK r t, you are missirn > big subscription DAY, NOVEMI BOOST Qe^ 3>U 5 Time i: given dura Total THIRD PRIZE. Beautiful set of Furs. 0 6 500 lacLv wants and should 1 0 12*500 chased through Klauber 0 27'000 fur dealers in the count 0 75 000 the set. Every lady wai in in /-w nVi nn/in t r\ ffof 0 175.000 JLiiia ?o tuc unaiiut; lv 0 18 000 FOURTH PRIZE0 3l'500 Coat Suit (or Coat). 0 70 000 an3" coat suit sold by 0 45 000 valued at not exceeding 0 1121500 selection. _____ o ' 971000 FIFTH PRIZE? - ' Coat (or Coat Suit). on any of of any coat sold by E. A.! led in will Millinery Parlor, value( ed in the Make vour own selectior prize given THE SCAL: a subscrip- The following is the s will not.be changed at ai ??? but bonuses may be give famous der certain conditions: nil buy 6 months . $ is, or a 1 vear ] s; or it 2 years I ano; or 3 years L. in the 5 years ' 10 years 1? ), Bamber ^?itwmm / Farmers Will Gin onl i N ) ... \ ay and 5 ich Week Ur Notice Kinds jds Well Worth O FourraS AfP With and With Ult fMl Jbfl A A A V A^ % ???___ J the biggest | . a contest. I 3ER 20th J y ? The I s Short |j VALUE $50.00 31 . Something that every lave. These furs are pur- "J| 's from one of the leading rv. Nothing cheap about -Jmn ats a set of Valuable furs. them FREE. _ ?VALUE $25.00 You may take your choice Wb LaYenie Thomas & Co., $25.00. Make your own v^Jj -VALUE $25.00 You may take your choice - M Hooton's Ladies Store and i at not exceeding $25.00. yfl EOF VOTES }/m cale of votes. The scale ly time during the contest, n at certain times and un- . v|| .75 500 votes . -..JUl 1.50 1,500 votes 1.00 3,500 votes . f 1.50 5,500 votes 1.50 12,500 votes , 5.00 ....30,000 votes Sr* ^ Gin Co. y on iaturday 1 i *1 r_ _..ii mi runner ^ f_ '-:M ' m / an's J gmPen 1 out Gold Bands '.A