The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-18

among the most popular. Mothers cannot
fail to be pleased with tire fine assortment of
children's goods and they will do well to
make their purchases early this week.
To the firm Of Appel & Schaul is due the
confidence OF the people Of this community
for establishing their popular zone price
system" 1t has become a trademark.
Goods having this firms stamp upon them
are guaranteed to be all right in quality and
all right in price. They do not have cut
prices and reduction sales, but have first
class line of desirable goods which are
marked down to the lowest prices at the De-
ginning of the season, aud therefore give
their customers the benefit of selecting from
full and complete stock. not having to
wait until the assortment is broken to get
eduotions in prices.
There are other things which should draw
the attention of the mea to this zone price"
clothing establishment. They have a full
line of clothing of all kinds. Some double
breasted suits, all of the latest designs. at
prices ranging from 81 so to S25. The over
coats which are offered at from "a IS to $25
are also fine values for the money.
They have the celebrated Miller hat,
which is recognized as par excellence for
fashionable dressers. Their line Of collars
and cuffs underwear and hosiery cannot be
surpassed anywhere.
THAT PRIZE POOL TABLE.
The voting for the most popular boy In
the city will end at Appel & SchauPs next
Saturday night, Dec. a
On Monday, Dec. %, at 10 o'clock, a COM
mittee will be appointed TO count the votes
TO see who has won the beautiful parlor
pool table, which will be presented by the
| enterprisiog lone price clothiers" to the
boy who has received the largest number Of
votes.
What Heads of Families Should Buy.
When money is spent for Christmas gifts
to be presented in the household, the Sc
lection of the articles Is to be carefully con-
| sidered. Many man has carried home ele-
CANT jewelry to his wife. who never cares to
wear il. He has often spent large sums of
| money for things which have never been of
any practical use to the one who accepted it.
| But that's just like man. He don't know
| Just what to buy It's no fault of the heart,
| but the brain is away off sometimes.
| Now. to be practical
Do you know that the incest things 10
| present TO the inmates of the home would
| be something that will be useful as we'll as
| ornamental. woman appreciates an
| article of furniture more than anything else,
| for the reason that she sees the improve
| ments 1t makes in the appearance OF her
| home She sees others enjoy the comforts
| of home and therefore is delighted herself.
Ot the various articles In furniture suit
able for holiday gifts there is an unusually
| fine assortment at the A. J. Miller Conn.,
| pany's establishment.
HERE is A LIST.
What nicer than one of those surprise
| musical chairs for a useful ornament in a
parlor9 1t plays popular air when you
| occupy 1t; and what more beautiful than
any of the large assortment OF plush rock
ers, fancy tables, fancy desks, easy chairs,
| lounges and mirrorsl
Then there is a handsome lot of baby car
riages to select from. and fine line Of doll
carriages. You will find lovely assert
ment of pictures and easels which would
make appropriate presents for the home
| folks: and the children would be delighted
with the wagons, tricycles or bicycles They
| have a fine stock of these.
What prettier and more ornamental than
the fine Oriental rugs for present and the
| beautiful chenille searfs and curtalnsf
There is nothing In the line Of fine fur
| niture, from tue smallest ornamental article
TO the handsome paror and chamber sets in
antique oak and walnut, that cannot be
| found at the reliable house Of the A. j.
| Miller Furniture Company.