North Carolina Newspapers

f 'a 10 j I . . . 1 1 ; acd: Ml.-s Julia flobertson ' - At Home Tuesday, December seventeenth four to six o'clock Mrs. William K. RoberUon. This wlU be one of the most not able of the eoclal -events of next week. , i Mrs. Sarah Seibels, of Calumbla, S. C, will return to-day to her home aftes spending several weeks in the ' fity. Part of the time she was here vjrhe vu the guest of Mlsa , Matt . . Xpowd. . . . . Mrs. Samuel Weldon, of Albany, , Ga., will arrive in the -city soon to spend the Christmas holiday with her daughter, Mrs. Edgar M. Han na, on East Fourth street. - . Mrs, James P. Stowe and, Miss Nan ' ! Ward,' who atended the Gilliam .Adams wedding, have returned from Gastonia. i' .- - . 1 ; ' ' 1 " Mrs. Thomas I.' Craig, of Ga-jii-. tonia spent yesterday i lnChariotte ;i with Mrs. E.. W. Mellon et her : v home on North Poplar street, ' , Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hagood,' of King's Mountain, r spent yesterday in th city with, friends.-They formerly ; ' resided here. 4 , The Athenae oBok Club will meet with Miss Acton Latta to-morrow af ternoon at 4 o'clock.. - Miss Emma De Woody, '' of " Pine . Bluff, Ark.; is spending a few days in the city with- friends at s-BUxabeth - College.' She was formerly a student at that institution, Mlsa De Woody Is 4 V; ea route to Greensboro to attend tine i f i Jordan-Thornweli . marriage , , next : ! Thursday. - - " - ' Miss Nora Thompson, of Baltimore. Sid., is. the gues: -i of y Miss , Iroaise Oates at her home on south Tryon street. Misses Thompson and Oates : expect to go to Annapolis to spend : the holidays, where Mr. Eugene Oates is a student - , ' The even for the children on Fri day afternoon, December 10th. will be the special story-telling at : the Car regie Library in celebration of Christ . mas. The building will be' decorated - appropriately and special pains v will v-' be taken to see that ;he occasion la r " an enjoyable and profitable one for ''-the little folk. This afternoon at 4 o'clock Miss Elizabeth Black, will teU Kipling's etory, "How the Whale Got ;.v His Throat," " The Pro Re Nata will meet this af e , ternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. J. A. Houston, ' at her home on North Col lege street. ,. "'"I ' ' . ' Miss Rena Potts and Mrs.1. J. A. White, of Davidson, spent yesterday In the city with friends. V a Misses Stuart-and Sarah Jones will ; return home Monday from Knoxyllle, Tenn.. where they are the guests o( . Miss Katherine McClung, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.-Gilliam left yesterday morning for the North on their honeymoon. Other members of the party stopping at the elwyn -were: - Miss Susie tJIlllam and Mr. George .Gilliam, sister and brother of the groom. An interesting meeting of the Daughters of the Revolution was held v , yesterday afternoon with Mrs. E. D. Latta at her home In Dilworth. The session was purely a business affair. The most important subject discussed was that of the klrme&v which the D. A. R.'a propose to give some time '- after Christmas. This will be Jecld- - ed more definitely at the next meet- Ing, which will be with Mrs. R. M. v Brannon the' second Thursday In Jan- ' wary. Ths klrmess will be given at the ; Auditorium and will probably be of ; v either two 6r three days' duration, ' possibly two days with a matinee. SLAUGHTEIt-PENS AGAIX. Board of Health Assents to tbe Re . quest of Proprietors that Question - oThelr Removal Be Held Ooen tlitll After Meeting of the Alder men In January. ' The postponement of action In re gard to the slaughter-pens in the ctty was the most important action of the board of health in session last nlgftt. After a discussion of this much-talked subject, the boa-td arreed to acquiesce te the wishes of the owners of these pens that the situation be left un touched until after the first meetlng of the board of aldermen, which will he the first Monday night in January. The proprietors of the two alaughter jkens now being operated Inside the city limits urgently ." requested the board to postpone action, and they will doubtless seek to bring decided pressure to bear upon th-i city fath ers. This matter was given an ex haustive discussion at n meeting of the committee on . health ' from the bord of a-Mermen Tuesday nisht. Th sanitary situation waw also rtls cuwed bv-the health board last nlsrht snd It wm aineed that an ordinance be framed snj recommended to the ljerm"n for nafsae -that the mer-rhants-i be -Jelven until s o'clock to ret nil garbasre eollecled for the wagons. Th board wants it understood that th)i matter cannot be dlrooied'of ac cor.Hn,r t- tbe whim of the oeopl. and fntt trph s.nj refuse of all lnds must b coiiecte.i ana piscea on tae ' streets 'o" tb1 wagons. ; 1 Tr. V. M 'Winches'ter and Mr, C. A. WiUlxm. the two new members of the hoard. werA prsnt last night and sworn to their duties. - , , - The pilworth Brldre rinb met yes. -terda" Afternoon with M'ss Pnt.'Le- Grand at her home in Dilworth. Miss Mae Whltoov.' of Gastonla.. was , rky-waest at the Bufsrd yesterday." ' re. n. Bennett and Mrs. J. H. ',' fxiay, of Marl m, went yesterday . In v the city, stopping at the Central. ; .v, Mr. and -Mrs. W. M. Moore, of .Le- .nol were visitors In Charlotte yester day, They wer guests of the Central. . , A Bold Thief.- . ', A new Columbia bicycle was stol n from the front porch of Mr. D. G. Cald-ir's residence at the corner Of Park and Cleveland avenues last night . ' anJ no clue has been secured as to f ' the darlnr tblef. 1 Mr. Calder left hli v wheel on the porch when he went . home last night and discovered short ; - ly after supper that he had been de " prlved of its use for the time at least r f vjiii:.bw. s " t Charleston News fend Courier, '' With salaries Increased lr '$7,800 from' 15,000, the financial situation - never before looked so afgr to r the ; Congressmen. . . . ' - IF TOU ARE PARTICULAR : Abont the vanilla you um you will call for lilus Rlblwn everytlme. . . . -I 1 1 I 1 1 i . .. ii. a. ia ..'i r . A' meeting will be hrld thi.-5 af ternoon at 4 o'clock of the GiJeons, a new organization of the boys' de partment of the Young Men's Chris tian Association. The F. D.-Alexander Land Com pany has sold to Mr. Henry K. Eth eredge for a consideration of 650 a tract of land lying near the Intersec tion of the Beattle's Ford road with the Barrlnger-IIoore belt road. y r -"Seventeen turkeys-were stobn from my premises last night One ol them was a whits gobbler." This was the tale of woe which came to Chief of Police T. M. Chrlstenbury yester day from Matthews by telephone. Some one has evidently caught the holiday spirit. --The " Parker-Gardner Gompany has secured the contract to carpet the floor of the Senate chamber of the South Carolina Legislature with extra fine Wilton velvet carpet. The con tract will . amount to $2,000. Mr, George Brlce, of this firm, 'has Just closed the JeaL" . j. Jl.-5-Tha Mystic. Five and .fhe .South erners, the rival basketball teams, meet each other Saturday night at the gymnasium of the Young Men's Christian Association. A warm time is expected and predicted by those who know the Ins and the outs of the game and the make-up of the teams. --!. SCPERUTTEXDEXTS MEET. Notable Gatherma Assembled Tester- . flayManv ' Thoufthtfnl Speeches Made on Rnblects Pertinent to d ' ncAtlon, With Special Reference to , the Public Schools. - j The 1 annual meeting . of. the West Central Association 'of County Super Intendants of Schools, is being held in Charlotte, : beginning with yesterday morning's session at the court house. Sessions were held, yesterday, morn-- irrg. afternoon and evening. Others will follow to-day, the gathering com ing to t close probably this afternoon. - The association was called to order yesterday morning by .Mr. F. P. Hall, county superintendent of schools for Gaston. ; The address of welcome was made by " Mr.' R. J, Cochran, 1 county superintendent of Mecklenburg, extending to the visit ors all courtesies. Apt and appro priate, response was made by Mr. J. D. Boger, of Cabarrus- The first topic discussed was "How to Secure Rural Libraries and How to Use Them." Those who spoke were Messrs. J. H. Allen and J. D. Hodges. It was urged: that special effort be made to secure as many rural libra ries as possible. k The next address was delivered by Prof. J. G. Matheson,, i who occupies the chair of :pedagogy in the State Normal Collegia at Greensboro. . His subject was-the relation between the schools and good citizenship, with special reference to the work of the Normal College in fitting teachers to do better work. Professor Mathe son's speech was the sound, yet en thusiastic address of one who ha giv en his life to a work In wljlch he believes profoundly. He spoke elo quently of the work of the Normal College, which has sent out Into the Ptate more than 2,500 young women teachers to elevate Its citizenship. Yesterday afternoon Messrs. B. B. TJougherty. G. T. Heafner. B. T. Falls, and George Long spoke on "How to Supply the Schools With Competent Teaehera." Prof, .T. Y, Joy tier next spoke on "State Aid to the Public Schools." This subiect Is one with which he Is thoroughly conver sant.', ' The feature of last night was the address delivered by Mrs. W. F. Hal lowell, of Goldsbonv president of the State Association for the Improve ment of Publlo School Housm and Grounds. A goo-'.-sls-ed crowd was present tor "hear this lady, who snoke elonuentlv an l uniier8tandtnrlv of the work which has (Mne so much ernod dnrln-f the past few venm 'durn which. In fact, It has had Its origin and growth. , The proirramnri ha beA followd out as cloielv as the atten.lanc would nermlt. thourh fie absence of som interfered with It somewhat. A,monr those attending f-or out of town yesterday were: F. P. Hnll. Gaston roytv: J. D.' Porer. rb",ru B. W. rongbert. Wntsmrar -T. H. Allc". Surrv; R. N. Vesit I'lHon: G T fneryfif. Lincoln: .. " v. "o'm. vie: T. D. Mnor. Pld vU F1lii. Pslev: L. O Whit-. T"e-ll: J. M. wsij knnr.,; p. a. Klser, Rowan; B. T. Falls, Cleveland. Xn vk Rat Soon Wilmington Star. The Charlotte Observer has an ar--tlcle headed "Distinguished Yarn Men Here." Is the North Carolina Press Association at Charlotte? Short Talks on Cotton Seed Oil HOW, TO FRY Fried food is Indigestible 1 So runs the legend. It is ,i founded on the fact that hog grease is hard to digest Now ' the problem, how to fry with out making the food greasy? The first answer is; Get away from tho hog. - , , The second-substitute s, GOLDEN GLORY - , COOKING OIL , Last, but not least, " FRY RIGHT . -; To fry right, get the article i to be fried encased as quickly as possible in something that ; will keep the grease out . r'Thls is -easy -with :? Golden -Glory Cooking . OH, because you can heat . Golden , Glory very h of, and If you- get the bOH very hot before dropping .In the article, it will sear It over so quickly that, grease cannot penetrate. v The net result. Is' you can fry anything In -Golden Glory ' Cooking Oil to a beautiful brown and r It will not burn. , , , , It will not smell. 1 It will not taste of grease. ' it will not give you ,dvs pepsla. ' To tell "when Golden Glory , Cooking Oil is Just hot enough, '. drop In ' a bread crumb. ; It ; should brown In flvs seconds. If you -should -underfaks to ' make lard this hot you would. raise a smoke and a smell. , If you should undertake to make butter this hot you 'would Just bum it upt there fore, if you want to fry right, use Golden Glory Cooking Oil ' Pure, Wholesome, Palatable. THE SOUTHER COTTOX ' OW CO., ' "Sol Manufacturers," I ;; 7 Charlotte, North Carolina. -. : v - '-i. i . r i t 1 1 i i i i l .o . y ' i -" i-nt'S.-,-. i Mr. R. M. .Eryant. of Fort Mill, S. C, tpent yesterday in the city on bus iness. Mr, Thomas Crawford, of Rock Hill, S. C was a Charlotte visitor, yes terday. " Mr. J. G. Everett, of Monroe, was a guest at the Selwyn yesterday. Mr. A. IC. Orr, ef Ashevllle, was a Charlotte visitor and a guest of the Selwyn yesterday. ,. Mr. W. M. Carter, of Wilson, spent yesterday at the Selwyn. Rev. Frank Slier leaves this after noon for Lllesville. - ' ' ' Mr. H. R. Snyder, of Great Falls, S- C, was at the 'Buford yesterday. Mr. J. W; Hondlx. of Salisbury, was registered at the - Buford last night. . Mr. F. .B. Hall, of Belmont, was a guest of the Buford yesterday. Mr. E, H. Bean, of SalJsburyK was among those registered at the Bujord last nlgtot - - Mr. W. B. MsNeery of Mooresvllle, was a visitor in the city yesterday, stopping at the Central ' Mr, D. D. Wilklns, of Shclby.-wai at -theCen.trar-ye9teTday. Messrs.' W. A. Wright and J. W., C. Long, of Statesville. were at the Cen tral Hotel yesterday. v.- Mr. John Patrick, of Wadesboro, spent, yesterday in Charlotte, a guest of the Selwyn. - , i TO FEED THE POOR. Salvation Army Asks For Aid in EN ' forts to Feed .;; 300-. Children and " Treat S0O. More For -Christmas. The Salvation ' Army proposes to give a Christmas dinner to 300 of the children of Charlotte's - poor. Iu ad dition to this an effort will be made to treat" at least 300 more. The following letter, which is self-explanatory, has been Issued : t f Last Christmas Day the Salvation Army, with the' assistance of the gen erous people of Charlotte, gave din ners to 200 of Charlotte's -poor, and a treat to 200 poor children. This year we expect to help at least 300 poor I'wlth a Christmas dinner, to be sent in a basket te their homes, and a treat to 300 poor children on Christ mas' night. As the "Charlotte public 'has always been generous to their poor we feel they will not fall us now in our efforts to, bring cheer to many darkened homes on Christmas Day, as we are sure that It is not your desire that any should be forgotten; no mat ter what their creed or nationality., "To accomplish this will mean con siderable expense. As sympathizers of the poor, we feel sure you will help us with a donation of food, or money. Make checks payable' to the Salvation Army, or Ensign William H. Price. "Requisites -Turkey and poultry, baef. pork, mutton, sugar, coffee, tea, bread potatoes pies, apples, , celery, bananas, oranges, onions, canned goods, such as tomatoes, cqrn and milk. Cloth&i, candies, nuts, toys, etc. God bless you. "Respectfully yours, "WM. H. PRICE. "Ensign. "E. L. S. BARNETT. "Treasurer." A Pretty Steep Price. Salisbury Post. The determination of the Southern to discontinue four of its passenger trains on Suniay is another object lesson for the people of North Caro lina to ponder upon. What the trav eling public needs and wants ts a beU ter service but it is falling to get it by reason of legislation that will not according to Southern officials, per mit a fair return of the capital invest ed. North Carolina, especially that sec tion in proximity to the Southern, Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line has already paid a pret ty steep price for the statutes gov erning railroad rates and half Interest alone will prompt conservatism in the future. After Once Tasting '' ' -'- 'v ' '; -f-.. -- V r.'.- ;. no one wants an old-fashioned cod liver oil prepara tion or emulsion, because Vinol is a much better body builder and strength creator for old people.weak children, and for coughs, colds, bron chitis, etc. . If it does no good we will return your money, R. H. JORDAN & CO., Charlotte. N. C. NOTICEf- OF DISSOLUTION'. The firm of V. Dunnagan & C6. have this day by mutual consent is dissolved, V. . Dunnagan taking the business. All accounts due the firm can pay to V. Dunnagan, and all bills due by the firm will be paid by V. Dunnagah. " . Signed . V. DUNNAGAN, ' , ,- " ..'A, R. BENNETT. 'I' A GOWN. ,; i .'. v0i- THAI'S NtW EACH TIME IT'S WORE ' Your evening gown should look new each time It is worn, It wlU look, new Jf after each wearing yc send it to us." We will dry clean It, remove all the signs of . wear, all spots, all - wrinkles, brighten up the colors and return It fresh and dainty a when new. ' ' Our process is odorless, does not shrink or pull out of shape the - most delicate fab rips, and we clean the gown without removing or disturb-. Ing a single piece of trimming. Chsrlclte Steam Laundry "Best By Test - tit Sontb Tryoa Street, ; Coat Greatest In amount of fine Coats en sale, greatest in saving made, great est in number of sales made. It is no wonder that we have sold them so fast We are sufe no such bargains were ever offered .in Char, lotte in December. ; l'Nota mO.Jotof shoBwojrn''Coajst out a big lot Of rresn, new uoats to select, from. , , ' ' , ' Special lot long ' Broadcloth and Kersey Coats, sold, from 37.50 to tio.oo...... ..$5.00 Coats that sold $10.00 to $12.54 ' ... .-. .$7.so (Coats that sold $12.50 to $18.00 7 r : . ; $10.00 'Big lot of finer Coats, worth much more. ...... ... , . . .$120. to $18.00 . ' CHRIST5IAS NOVELTIES Large lines Fancy Linens, Scarfs, eta .'. Silverware China . ',' - Vases, Etc. . Gift Books Bibles and Teetamenta Neckwear in Gift Boxes Belts in Boxes 1 Men's Ties and Suspenders in Boxes Waist Patterns in Boxes ' Special Line Solid Gold Jewelry Ingersoll, Watches, Etc., Etc. IVEY'S Christmas Flowers Roses, Carnations, Violets, Sweet Peas, Lily of the Val ley. Nice Pot Plants, Rowan Hyacinth and Narcissus, at 25 and 50 cents. Give us a trial. Scholtz, The Florist mm Special Notices DON'T BUY NAMELESS EXTRACTS but buy Blue. Ribbon lemon ana vnnii 1r, which sro noted for their purity and quality. BTOWE'8 FROST LOTION, AN Ex cellent preparation for nappea nanas, face end Hps. Is not sticky or greasy; kid gloves can be worn Immediately af tor using. Gentlemen will find It ex cellent after shaving. JAS. P. STOWfi & CO., Druggists. Thone 119. FRESH FROM .TUB) FACTORY, ONB thousand pounds of candy, sc. 10 vie. i Every pound Is guarantod pure sod to be perfectly fresh. Also two thousand pounds flesh Nuts, 16c. Five barrels ! Cranl;errles 10c. quart. North Carolina Country Hants Vi2-ic. . BE1DGEHS te CO., 20i West Trade street, FOR RENT 7 LIPDELL ST. BOOMS. 12.IW; m West 7tb 4 rooms. $S; 1219 East 10th 4 rooms tS; i 4-room houses :. McNInchvIlle, $; J02 N. A- St. 4 rooms. IS; '802 E. Uth 4 rooms, tlta per week. J. ARTHUR HENDER80W & BRO- WOOCAU & SHEPPARD,' AFTER January 1st, 1908, will be located at ii South Tryon street, next to Gem Res taurant - . TO LBl-X'VB JUST ONE HO,USffi FOR rent, out It tne eesi .v nousa in 'Charlotte. New (no microbes, unless vmt, take thmn with you), modem f throughout, built for comfort and con-vt-nlenoe. It ehalletiges comparison with hlwher priced rise. It's on K. , 10th, between C. end D. . Now. don't ell 'speak at once. K. L. KEKHLEK, 23 B. Tryon street. 'Phone iH. HARKKT PAGE. ELECTRICIANS. r i.....lila AlAj.tlAtt1 knit.A . Mnlll an ' lln work a specialty. We also furnish estimates for eliv lighting planu. HARKXT ft PAGES, HI W. Trade Ht , Charlotte, N. C - Shop . 'phone 821, Night calls 11(9 and ICR. FRF.NCH V EOFTABLES IN GLASS. Com and see them. Our line Ik com . nlcte. - Bnisset's Sprouts. French extra long peeled 'Asparagus, Artichokes, etringlose Beans, extra small Peas, Msecdones (mixed veget shies for soups end salads). MILLER-VAN:, NESS - CO., 37 N. Trycn. , TYPEWRITER REPAIRING REMEM- ber our repeir Ofparimeni wnen your machine needs attention. Our patrons ' pronounce our work th b"" and nrct "tnotjt r-taaonahl J. E CRAYTON b ' CO. Thon 34. . - WHAT W'R SERVE III APPETIZING an4 healthful. It's a long Journey to find a bettuT menu, hoalthlcr food er . prices more popular, bating hers means satisfaction st well as sood hu rnor. GKM DINING ROOM , AND LUNCH COUNTER . Salle : AT PRICES THAT ARE LESS $1.00 North Carolina All .Wool Blankets at $3.tS Jus end season clearance purchase from North Carolina's leading blanket . manufacturer. ' Fleecy, All-Wool Blankots worth ' $4.09, as special Xmaa bargain...... ...... ........... ...... .,... ,....$$.$$ pi. $5.00 Blankeu at $3.98 Fair , , These are extra size, strictly All Wool, at $$.$ instead of $1.00. Ifl.CO Blankets at $4.0$ These 'are of still finer Wool, extra slae; $(.00 Blankets, at....... $4.9$ Bargains la Counterpanes $1.2$ good ueb Crochet Counterpanes. ........ ...BSC. 11.10 Counterpanes. ..,.. '. ....... .$ts $1.00 valu heavy' satin Marseiles Counterpanes, at...... ...... $3.4$ t-Vf v'- ' These are Just right for making Bath Robes, beautiful assortment of rieh patterns. ...... .... ......... ,..,,.98c. and $1.60' Beautiful Table linens That Make Acceptable Gifts These are brand new, . elegant quality, patterns most beautiful Regular $1.00 value In 71-lnch Satin Damask...... 85c. 88o. Table Linens....' ...... ....... T5& Another case of that heavy Mercerised Damask, the kind that wears so welL Price.... .....i ............... ,,,. 48c. yd. ' ' , . i, .-.'., v. , ' " ' ' :'..:,.-. 'vv :S ..? Table Cloths Satin Damask Table Cloths, with Napkins te match, 1x8, 8x10, $xlJ, Sxl4, 10x10 and 10x1$ sixes. ; . . . . $3.98 to $7.50 Big1 values in Table Napkins,... ......750. to $8.00 do. Kid Gloves - Several hundred pah's of brand new "Centemera" French Kid Gloves. . '. alt shades and Black; equal to any $1.50 Kid Glove sold. Price $1.23 ll-button length 'Kid Gloves. ' all sh ades and Black. . .$$.00 and $3.80 pp. Chiffon and Silk Scarfs Scarfs that are entirely new and beautiful, yet moderate In price. Prices $1.23 to $3.60 Crepe De Chine and Silk Scarfing by the Yard Beautiful assortment of Crepe De Chine and Silk Scarrings by the yard. Price ...... 75c. yd. Furs Neck Pieces and Muffs Different lengths and sixes Neck Pieces in Brown and Black Cony 7 So. to $4.98 Isabella Fox Neck Pieces, with Muffs to match: each $$.9$, $3.00, $10.00, $11.30 WHOLESALE New crop Seeded Raisins, Currants, Dates and Figs. XV. i. CROWE LL. 'Phoaes 744 and -107. "GET IT AT 11AWLEY-S." rOR CHRISTMAS StIOPPfRS . We would suggest a WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PEN. All sties and prices. ' CUT GLASS in many beautiful patterns. GILLETTE SAFETY . RAZORS In all of the various styles and combinations. Ilawley's Pharmacy Academy Advance sale three - days ahead. Thones JS and 260. Only 2 Weeks' Longer i : Have You Tried Yet? ' $25.00 will he given for the pest $-Incli Single Column v ' Advertisement Mra Joe . Person's. Remedy. It may be either written . dr display-!',' Do not put name on the advertisement. Put mr.A rti"iei on anvn'i.Dt'. i mow - r carefully numbered in tn order in which they are tjt , Ceived. feend for oamphlct ' giving inft-rmatlon In regard MRS. JOE PERSON S J llggREMEDx. I ' MesSM. J R. Rosa, e The Charlotte Observer, and A. W. Burch, of The Charlotte will act as Judges. Falling to agree, they will call in a ulrd man. . , . Center Closes at Noon, De ' lember S4th, 1907. ; 1 , No advertisements returned. Send all -advertisements to " , MRS JOE PERSO.V, Charlotte, X, C I Wrlr tfirH-Hr-H' 4-H-H-H 4-H4"HH,fr 1-H' iTfiESC SUGGESTIONS I FOR GIFT 0 ought to interest you, for in point of variety, quality and price you can't find another show ing to equal these desirable, always appreci ated wearables: : Bath Robes, in plain and fancy weaves.. $4.00 up Silk Suspenders, with handsome buckles .. 75c, up Taney Half Hose, all popular weaves. . . 25c. up Dress Shirts, regular or coat front .... .$1.00 up' Street and Dress Gloves, in latest shades 41.00 up Cravats of all styles . . .V 50c. up Silk Mufflers, in plain and fancy colors. .$1.00 up Men's Sweaters in White and Gray... $2.00 up Linen Handkerchiefs in gift boxes. . . . .$1.00 up Silk Umbrellas, with 'fancy handles ....$1.50 up f i I Long-Tate Clothing Coi 1 -fH TfvfH4 H,,HMH4 HMHUH '. i III . . .ij C S 't ' RETAIL GIVING Thafeola r.j the Pkno!a: The king of jChrict mas ftrts. , " Pur chasable hers osly. ; Time payments7 If yci wish. 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