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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
resnnnInna socinINotr..

pr Emil Bories returned Friday from a
trip 70 Los Angeles. Cal
Fred X Strive returned Thursday from
his trip 10 san Francisco.
Lester Turner has returned from his
business trip 20 Portland.
Col. John u. lane, OF Spokane. was In
Seattle part OF last week.
Mrs Frank T. Hale % Helena. Mont,
Il visiting Mrs, +. :. Booth.
Mrs X. o. Iazler. Of 3I33 Florence
street. is ill at Providence hospital
Mr. g. " Bird. Of Tacoma. was in Sc
attic the early part Of last week.
M {. 5. Giic8rist. the Centrslla bank
er. was az the Northern last week.
Mrs. Matzger and Mrs. NJ. y smith. OF
Everett. we're IN Seattle last week.
AIF J. n, YaEey. of Kttsap county. was
in the city several days last week
Miss Cora Manson. of Port Townsend.
was the guest % Mrs. Long laSs week
Nre Elizabeth Mills. Of Queen Anne hu.
returned fCofn Oakland. Cal. last week
Miss MsUde W0o3cock IS spending her
vacation AZ the parental home in THIS CITY
Frank W. Parker vii leave next week
Cog Chlcaso, where DE VIII visit his PAR
enfA
Nr &C. v. savare. cf Olympia. was I'm
Seatt!s nobuohftns w4th numerous friends
lszt week.
NJ ana strs r =. Sylvester 81 Mimi
aEsells, ara suesfs of friends as BROOK iyn
aud Fremont.
vs.. Mcfouuauehey was called East
3anrs,ify oH account IS the sudden il}uess
os Bats mother.
4. A Wootey. founder - Woolev. bat
now lo-Rt"d iu Texas. s. tH Se&Etla on a
business irtg
J h. K5ernao. Of Per- Gamble. is the
&aesi 9G hiS sister. AIRS Franz Dakgan. az
st- Terry avenue.
Mrs. w T. Benhan and sons LEFT las
srer3 the holidays
Nrt Charles Fisher. ~ Pert Tewusers
VISITED AST S's. &~s Charles Miaer. ia
tHls cjty lasg week
NJ Josn 3 ur.ses ler, Fritay morn
transact ,-@asl lEssovas
By so3 Nrs E p TaWnsl~v and fsz4-
l.v HEve taken apartments al de- gaFrl
Stevens Cor iha Winter
Ar snd Mrs $ E. Crawford lefi yes
1st~~f 4Nt Neassaila te spend Suaaay
@ita tftrises S& tsAt altee
Ar EswaFa Garrelt IS exraetes haet
troH1 bis is4 taEs trsp te tar lntertsr az
sac state some t.nae taas weeS
Mrs. q g. WanSeuaa an8 Agiss Margha
<iEF t1st wee visiting frfenas
Aiss Af.-e Isannsever. ~ Nes-+ ver~e.
visited trlTrts ta So fras eeFe--tl saws tsst
wes-&- 81 ro4te q kse.sCn college
Mr. F'-aek Diagram are saa returned
: s2a-s+AF tfss-1 s1 extended vtstf 20 f~ges.t-
Ana Relatives sn Maine sfa MAssllas ,ssa.fs
t'~ sn8 Mr. d IauEhsry returned 80
tee ooztr g. taff Atelsscss1es hasa v-eas
&ffef a sAsft Fis8f 50 FssaElFts sn Haas c&tv
Mr George MOI s2Eown ng Vancouver
E g. sFriFFi Ga the Ea}T THURSDAY nGeer
traa 5rttaH g. aas1 coatsa1tA ga 10 as
aaas Frsa8F
Ar soa Nrs- e y Bvaay. e. Nsssa-r
~ aern t1 tas cz4y bzst v-rsaes.zsF
SsaF3 fe al1saaE seH asgst pEasa l1ees ess-
~ 81 &artATEG = eSegeQas IS IA ara Rszllhs-
a.. ss&1y a = psEsezA. .glsa1 81 Isr.Gasy
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Fisher. arrived from SsEna, Kan. Satur-
day and " III make her future home in Bal
lard
a dance under the auspices OF the Bal
lard Athletic Club was he'd I'm their build
ing on Burke avenue Thursday evening,
which was as enjoyable as those generally
given hy this popular club.
Airs. J. F. Jordan and son Van!e, after
spending a pleasant month visiting friends
In Victoria. returned Wednesday.
The single takers held a big meeting In
the Odd Fellows hall Thursday night. A
large and varied programme was rem
dere8. and able opponents or the theory
addressed the audience.
Miss Della Marshall and Mrs G. n Ar
mouF. OF Seattle. spent Thursday visiting
Old friends Gl~ Ballard
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II they are fortunate. Scan this list
before you buy. and be sure TO select
something that carries comfort With t..
Men like practical gifts
Bath Robes. at ss.So TO $3.50.
Smoking Jackets. in wool novelties.
at sass to $6.9S.
Handsome Quilted Sasin Smoking
Jackets, silk lined. S9.9S.
ATWOOD Sweaters. csc TO sg.4s. in
Guiding every good color and heather
mixtures.
Velvet Finished Mocha Gloves. $50.
I.i9. SlN.
Fine Kid Gloves. correct shades OF
tan. red and brown. 90. S225.
Plain White Hemstitehed Handker-
chiefs. l2isc TO 59e.
Pearl Handled Pocket Knives. 9Se to
s1.eS.
Handsome Club. Teck. Four-in- Hand
and Pun Ties. l5c TO coo.
silk Gloria and All-Silk Umbrellas.
steel rods, $3.50 up.
German Pottery Beer Stems. lee to
S29S.
Travelling Sets. in leather case. 6ec
TO S3.iS.
Military Hair Brushes. in leather
shoe Brushes, in leather case, 4sc.
Sterling Silver Coat Hangers, sec.
Sterling Silver Hat Markers. SIC.
Silver Mounted Hat Brushes, soc
Cane and Umbrella Clasps, SSc pair.
Leather Cuff and Collar Boxes. BIAS
each.
Leather Cigar Cases. sac: Cigarette
Cases. sho0
Poker Sets, Size to si6.4s.
xNth Century Bicycle Lamps, $3.50.
Military Hair Brushes. soc 7Sc up.
French Briar Pipes. amber mouth
piece, 81. 90.
Stamped Linen Cravat Cases (alI
ready to embroidery. 39c.
Rolled Gold Plate Chains, Sl.3e to
$s.4S
Dresden Bordered SILK Handker-
chiefs. 50c.
Opera Glasses. leather covered. A.49.
White silk Muffiers. zoe 10 I.ss.
Leather Bill Books, 25c 10 lis
Reading Glasses. acc to Sl,13
Celluloid Necktie Cases. s9c.
Canvas Dress Suit Case, s2.6S-
Colored SILK Muffiers, 60c 10 $2.5a
Watches 9Sc TO Ss.AS.
Cyclists Rain Capes, S1.4S, s225.
Razors, 49c, 75c. $1.oo, Sl.25.
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Mraalnr.

On Monday eerHiax Nr r. 2. Emory a
popular Young man and sen ~ Mrs Ada6e
Shepherd VAS married ta Miss Mamie
Eeadeinan- thc wtrsarae daughter Of If
eHd Mrs. fsAac Rer4e,naa. TIE cerr-
49, was nerfhrnfed az fhe residence %
thr BRIDES rArRnts. an Eari street. Esi-
t7r}. the Eey ScFva5 vs. Fletcher hetn-
taa aff'r. st}ng clergyman. The hrHfe was
ascasainz Is dressed tB vhfte ,xasl. 'r.ri-,e.s
vgh white six ana cream rshAaus ANA
wifa Teses rar ornaments locked heNt t-h-
teE Miss sarah WsrA n~estiIe 7rass..t.
Ac5et go bridesmaid. aAste Ne FaaI Hon
, IS sau .orgs1 the xraoso Al tAe eoscsu.
so cf ere ceFeFaa1v. after cen Frstu5s-
tans- So ctags rsfreshra enss were served
ne sst 81 received macy hsnssarse pres
r3ts. Fev ne@is- MARI 80 c.raaa Narfn
h.eascht sni az cnce - a nest 8rte asesse
"a Fs4S street. near F'verth aserua Taeas-
present as 3te se.tdsns esres Mr. ar4
SIS fssae Et-ae 1ssa. AZ sas Mrs Caas.
Iauss Nrs r Flas. N-s. Afss Sh-.-
Bird Mss t'er.At rsse srfa-aa ~ 81. fs.-.-.,
fmarE, y Sc Pearl Maskfe Miss Sara
ard ass Ar- faai Hegs
M~ WlAan C7naEs ass Mag A24 Nav
asafasnozd. hosh wo8 kaasa aua hlxhev
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Coming Events.

The = r O. Club will meet Monday
afternoon in the Seattle National Bank
building. a full attendance IS requested.
The Perennity Pastime Club will give
social hop az Odd Fellows hail Saturday
evening. December g 70 be followed by q
basket party on New Years eve. A large
attendance is expected at both events.
A reception win be given at the Y w
g. 4 rooms Tuesday. December -. from
? 20 p. m, to which all who are interest
ed in the work OF the association IN this
Christmas Offering of gold or silver. Bank
checks and paper currency accepted.
Invitations have been issued for the
fifth annual University Cadet ievee. 10
take place at the university armory. FRI
day evening. January -. These affairs
are among the largest and most elegant
IN Seatties social circles. and are always
attended by the dancing elite OF the city.
The collegians having the affair In charge
viii endeavor to make the levea the best
yet given.
The Sunday school OF the North Seattle
Baptist church viii give Christmas can
fata Wednesday evening, December 3, at
the church The cantata. entitled "A
Visit 20 Santa Claus House" includes a
trip TO Santa Claus town. entrance to
Santas house, and Acquaintance with his
dwarfs and the Frost Queen. The train
leaves the church. corner OF Third avenue
and Cedar street. at $50 >. m grand
time Is expected.
The New England Club. OF this city.
which meets every year TO commemorate
the anniversary OF the landing Of the Pill
Erims IL making extensive arrangements
to observe the event in n beittlng manner
Tuesday evening, The afraiT viii be held
at the Plymouth Cor gFegatlonai church
and is in charge Of the following members
OF the club: l.. r. Knapp. Ida NJ. Crosby,
Amos Brown. r. S. Green, r. III. Ammi-
down. y. l.. Blaine. r. s. Smith and NJ. NJ.
Holmes. An excellent programme has
been arranged for. with the following
numbers:
prelt de-OvertUre 20 stradella. -. .Fiotow
Andaute Surprise Symphony. Haydn
e. q. Engelhard. organist.
Prayer. Rev. w. II. @. Temple
Quartette-'"The Sword OF Bunker Hilr'
Williams, Saunders. Conant and
Lindsay
Presidents Address-''New England
and American Civilization -...,......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lyman r Knapp
Solo-'Let Me Like Soldier Fall.
-s..ss--s-..- s+t--...s-.s--... W AitaCs
Herbert Williams.
Original Paper-'fhe Mothers Of New
England Anna ". Nichols
Solo--"Rocked ia the Cradle of the
A3een' .s-..-..s-.r.- ..-....... KNIGHT
Il. II. lindsay.
Election OF Officers Observation-Disclosures.
solo-'Hurrah Tor old New England.
...........-.-.... ...-......... Chamberlain
tfehediCtton --.-..-+ ..-.. ..--........
fostlude-'Marche Romano. .Gounod
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SOUTH BEND. Dec. -speclai--Mon-
day night. December ~. at Tennis hail.
sSas che occasion Of the second dance o9
the season Of ths S8wsa Bend Tennis Club.
Trough the Attendance was not as large
az the initial dance Of the season. II Is the
claason of al wno attended that 81 was
One OF the most delightful and enjoyable
parties ever gwen b. TIE club. Mr. &. e
haisofs pFesi1snt OF the eiuo. was given
EaA charge 81 gs1s AFFAIR and 20 .ass EN-
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Club Parties and Hons.

The Rainier Fastinle Club met last Tues
DAY evening a. the residence OF Mr.. Miller
a. Rainier Beach, The evening vas spent
very pleasantly ia dancing and playing
whist. after which refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. g. +. Farrar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry cowau. Mss Cowan
Miss Maud COwan. Miss Schertzer. Miss
CHORD Mss abb. Miss Mary Glib. Miss
Naege gsSh Mss Ruth Farrar. Miss sun
dahl. Mr.. Fred Smith, Mr. White. Mr. III
Cowan, Mr.. Frank SehartKer Mr.. Win
schevtser. Mr. Charles clifford. Mr.. Jack
a zaby. Mr. Dick Bsiyit. Mr.. Robert Gihh.
NJ. WIN Davidson. Mr. Harry Benham.
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a b c Cubes. 1ec.
Fire Blocks. &c.
Building Blocks. &c,
Zoe. PC. 6ec. 75c.
The Magic Box. 6ec.
Diaphaseope. 35c.
Set of Dolls lrurni-
ture. 33c, 4Sc.
Cymbal Girls on
Wheels, PIE.
Large Tops. 39c.
Woody Lambs. 24c.
MandolIns anu Ban.
jos. 2ic.
Rubber Balls, 4c, sc,
&c, l0c. i9c.
Colored Rubber
Balls. &c. 10c.
Tennis Balls. lie.
Colored Rubber
Balls, &c, lie, lac,
/ lee, 2ic.
Red Air Balls. 10c.
l9c. 55c.
Worsted Rattle
Balls. l9c.
Kid Balls. 24c.
/ Leather Balls. 24c.
/ Velvet Rubber Balls
24c, i9c. sec.
I Pop Pistols. 25c.
The Harmless Pts
! toll. 4Sc-
Ratties. Ice.
I Rubber Swimming
/ Frogs, 2ac.
/ Pewter Dishes. T5c
Set.
/ sters. l5c, 4sc.
I China Dishes, lac.
pc, 39c. 74c. Sl.l9.
/ Dining Set. 19c.
{ Refrigerators. SEC.
/ Cat Drummers, 100.
/ Turtles. s.. &c.
[ Hose Carts, 4Sc.
[ Banks. &C, Toe. l4c.
19c. &c. 45c.
( Large Horses on
Wheels. 4Sc.
Printing Press. 81. -
sl.aS.
I Animals on Wheels,
! &c, 10c.
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Dolls Muslin Caps.
De. SC.
SILK Bonnets, 10c.
Trimmed Felt Hats,
lac. 39c.
School Desks, $l.29.
Rocking Horses, CSC
10 SO.
Children's Swings,
csc.
Red Tables, Coo.
Wooden Wheel
barrows, 24c sec.
Doll Carria ges, sac.
5sc. si..s. Sl.9s to
IS. 9s.
Tricycies. 1885 H.
S5.9S.
Toy Express Wag-
ons. 69c. CSC.
Wooden Carts, &c to
PC.
Tin Soldiers, 45c TO
SIC set.
Steel Wheelbarrows,
see.
Wheeling Monkeys,
Csc.
Cat and Fiddle. 81 IS.
Swords. l0o TO l9c.
Daisy Air Rifles, SEC.
Harmless Gun. b9c.
Rubber Rattles, l0c,
lsc.
Rubber Animals, 24c.
Paper Dolls, Sc, loo.
Sideboards with
Dishes. sac.
Carpet Sweepers soc.
Toy Sprinklers. 14c.
Dolls Mackintoshes,
sec.
W orsted Caps, 2lc.
Pianos, sec up.
Hammocks. pc.
Performing Clowns,
ace.
Express Wagons.
CSC. Si.i9. Si.39, si.59.
to s2.l9.
Drums. 25c, SIC. ACC,
59c, 79c. 9sc TO S2,69.
Tambourines. zee.
SIC, 59c.
Cannon, l2c.
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Mrs. Oscar Drew gave Beg husband
very pleasant surprise last Saturday even
Ing al the!r home, 1876 Mercer street, n
honor OF his fort.eta birthday. The even
ing vas spent ia whist, a. watch Ar. An
drew B.rk aud Aisss Louisa Goulejt Won
the ffrst prizes and SIR. VIII GouieJt and
Airs. Charles Lincoln ths second prizes.
Those pressnt were: Ar. and Mrs. Oscar
Drew. Sir. and Mrs. Charles Lincoin, Mr.
and drs. Andrew BsTk. Mr- and Mrs.
Thomas Crsnney. Mr.. snd Ars. ID. Forth.
Mr. and Mrs. ~. r. Roweil. AIR. AID Ars.
John osouistf. Miss Louisa GCuiett. Mss
Ida tsoulett Miss Laura Gsulett, Misc Lax
&c Helm. Miss Maggie Yarno, Mr.. Jay
Spencer MIR. Frank Grfhths. Mr. Eddie
Mcintyre, Mr.. Earl Rowail. Mr.. W.ll Gou-
iett, Ar Wsli Hem. Mr.. John Yarao, ar.
Parker Roweli. Mr.. Charles GOulett.
A number OF personal friends OF Capt.
and Mrs. W. X Cantreh invaded their
pretty new home GA Yeslsr way and
T'wenty-foursh ateuue Tuesday and took
them completely by surprise. The invdd-
img party took fali possession of the house
and for several hours enjoyed themselves
hugely. singing. instrumental music and
dancing being the order. AZ II o'clock
delicious hIngheon Was served. Those
present were: Mr.. and Airs. James Win
chip, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wondering. AR.
and MIS-. FRANK hFdes ATS VI. a. sssaFo-
usr Mrs. Jack Auklin. Mrs. Kathleen
Eagles. Miss Mea Putnam, Miss Irene Sill
verberg. AR. Iordts Douivan. Mr.. Charles
fastnam. Mr.. Ed Strowbridge. Mr.. william
gtubhieasld. Mr.. William Donivan. Miss
Grace Wtnslsp. Mrs. Louise Melba Hyde.
Mr.. Jay r. Muldoon entertained a small
gathering of AIS friends wednesday even
ing. December IL. IN honor or his birth
day. Progressive conversation and other
games were played. Those present We're.
Mr.. AID Mrs. r. NJ. Muldocn, Miss Lulu
Fuller. Miss May Fuller. Miss Mamie
ke.ue. Miss Anna Beckett. Miss Lliilsn
lfiidehrarsit. M8ss Sarah WauEhop. MISS
Elvs Harlan. Miss Elsie Moore. Miss Kate
Hail. Miss Norma Ronald. Miss Helen
Crawford. Mss Allie Maidoon. AR. Fred
Fuller. Mr.. Mills Crawford. Dr. Beckett,
M. Louw king, Mr.. fred Raymond, Mr.
VIII McAlaster. Mr. Charles Hutchinson
and AIR. Jay Muidoon.
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r. smaliey. who - the recognized leader
OF the Democratic party In Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Baker entertained r
whist party on Thursday evening. in honor
or Miss Eva AI3rieh OK San Francisco
Cart Hsrbaugh. son Of Mr. and Mrs
bet. HarhauEh arrived in town from
Portland Lass week TO spend the holidays
with his parents.
Miss sadie Graham. Of Wichita. Kan.
who has been . guest 90 her brother MIR.
:. J. Graham. at Ross icft for SAN Fran
cisco Yesterday.
n ae p. Edwards. Schuyler Duryea ard
A. J. Aguew. prominent young uen Of
Everett. were visiting Ia Seattle several
DAYS last week.
Mrs f. J. Lewis and her daughter. Mrs
y Nj. Waito,n, q baltimore. No are VS.,
iltuE Mr =. II Lewis and family, OF
Queen Anne hlN.
Miss Annie Thomas. Miss sadie Turn-
t1fl- ~ ~- PFfl9eHt Ihauas and Miss
Ssdle Thew8 of Black Diamond. are in
the city cu a visit
Mrs. r. r. Aukenv. who has been VISIT
tug ia California for several weeks. was
Called tc Dies Mo4nes last week Waere her
mother IS iylng 3aaS srorsl} a.
THE members of The E5seNater Con
ETeSsticusk =. L. y G. p Eeii their
monthly business useesiiis ln tae church
parieFs Friday evening. followed ~ a
game social.
Mrs. Greeae-I.oux hlcn. thc noted e9ok king
8gctaTer. WENT 30 Tacoma Thursday uszht.
aaNine closed Der Sork ga Seattle she
wlU speaJ the holidays IN Tacoma and
tnen 40 -q California.
Mr.. Frank carroll. who was deputy cor
H1eF for SsFegas wears ans VINO VAS
grad 4atet FROM lhe Cooper Medical iustl-
tate at san trHaetsss. a Si4or. tlne ago.
has Tf tlrne5 to Seattle.
Thomas Nao3raT. Jr NJ Blanchard.
NJ. Van IyAe Tyler ans Walter Harvey.
taree OF Taeorsa g leading young soesetg
Heu. came ever "Wednesday ca attend the
hnot-A-,iagne party 40 E'roschs haA
Mrs ~ a. rsraon ana daughter ethel.
wife and dausaser Cf SIR. IL e.. Gordon
IS tae counfT clerks o1lce left ca Mon
cay for iSesirtes :. la Mrs. Gorasas father
T. eezy ~. and she vent East 10 attend
htg3.
Jusige and Mrs. II. a BAH.nxer and Col.
aN3 Mrs. e. II 8a3i4uEeT. for maay years
aeaHtu- social t8E&ts q R0rg Townsend
arrived in Ssatsla Monday nknf aa8 en-
gaS~d apartment AZ the B8glsr Trey
Sla make their f-fsre home IA sals ctEy.
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Nav st.uhouse. rsKs Alice Grshs-a. Nsss
Agutter. Mss wsnsmg. Ms Myrtle Date
M.x~ Graham NJ. Charles Eounz. Dir. "
r. Hahsz. Mr. - G. Esasng. Mr. ]. "
Jackson, III. VIII Calls. Dir. v. q iosgas
NJ. ts@s~xe czrssca. 8r. Morton Date, NJ
~. Tavsor. Mr.. J. ". S1slleTos@, NJ y.
IL sshrssssanssn. Mr. J. p. C0rsiEs Ar. EsF-
~ Cerhsn ard Ar. E.E1a BIhEx
NJ and .fr.. A. !. Mss.er gave delight
81 ssysAse-x@rrrsng a. tie aandsorss rew
hone a. R21aler Esaca Monday evening
Gard Staying ard CasesEg made uR Has
evening" pleasure. folloSed by Fefresa-
rraxnss Those present SeF-- AT. ara MS.
G p Faryzr Ar. ard Ms. EsDTy C0Nsn.
Ms ysolet Mod Ccwzn. Miss Jennie
eeh~r<xer Airs Sellie Cabs Miss ]. GIBBS.
49, MaYy G8Aisb-, 3fhss Iossy GIBBS. Mss
eanaal. 8flss Rn;h FzrrzE, Miss Nina t5sf-
fogd, Dir. Harry Bsn~zE. ar. DIX Busid-
AZ Jazu4s Asnuy, As. Fred smith Mr.
Prank sAsrtzsr. ar. william saertzsr, 8r.
Charles Crouch, Mr.. Robert Gibbs. Mr.
VII a. Enale. LF. Charles CHORD, AZ.
Id Co%sn-
Tire Palmer He.rA-x whist club held
as xaird meeting a. Mrs. l. G. Gilman
90 las. sxsar6Ay afternoon Tns first
prize vas wen ~ AE4. Conway and the
booty b. Mira. Gilman. TNsss members OF
SIC dub are 3frs. J. Eoasay, Ars- 4 d.
Carr, Ars J. III. E49sr. Mns- l. g Gilman,
hss- Thomas Hardin. Ars- Howe. Afs.
johnson, Mrs. r. ii. Plies. -s4rs. <. ~ Pres
too. Mira. G. $. Preston. Mrs- Howard
ssatason Are. Yerke~A Tue flEst meeting
% me season wac wtth Airs. Carr, and tns
second with Nrs. Elder.
Miss Gsrtis Anderson entertained num-
aers Of friends at hearts Friday evening.
&uz!c aad dancing. followed - lunch
sas. concluded a very pleasant evening.
aIss Andersoa's guests Ssrc: Miss Lewis.
alas MIfis. Aliss Howard. Mss Dodge,
Ass Warner. Miss Iva Floyd. Miss Wood
rua. Mise Ethel Youugs, Mr. Laurence
Ktarald. SIR Bernard NcMilen, Mr.. u.
81 Lewis. AFR. George Morris, Mr. Law
renee Turner, Mr. F.. l.. Morris and Mr..
leonard Anderson.
Tie POGO TEMPO Whist Club were de-
nshsfIliy entertaiues by Hr. and Mrs. Q.
l. C8isln al tAesF home on Cherry street
Tuesday evening. pheasant feature 81
ahass meetings wi4. be haA hour talk b.
a. expert upon the rules Of she game.
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All Sorts Of Toys for
Girls and Boys.

Sleds. sec. sec. 15c
sic.
yeiocipedeS. si.as,
$34s.
Folding Dou House.
Sl.S9.
Bath Rooms. SEC. Soc
S4c.
Bath Tubs. SC.
Granite Cooking
Sets, &c. 4Sc, eSc.
Cyrosraph. &c.
Jack In : Box. a4c.
Paint Box and
Slate. I9c. s9c.
Alphabet Blocks, Sc
lee.
4 B c Blocks. 1sc.
Folding Blocks. lie,
sc. 4Sc. sac.
Embossed Blocks 81
Kitchen Furniture,
39c.
Wooden Clowns. loo
Trumrets, Sc. sc. &c
&c.
Long Tin Horns. e4c
Punch and judy,
each S4c.
Frog with Cymbals.
24c.
Monkeys. ioc, 24c.
Jumping Jacks. 25c.
Swinging Monkeys,
lie.
Puss with Cymhals,
&c.
Little Pony Blocks.
lac.
Embossed Spelling
Blocks. l9c.
Alphabet Picture
Blocks, s9c.
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cleut management nlut" - ali TO-
the pIeassnt time snjoysd y 3. Hasz
present were. Mr.. and Mt, = ~. Dr
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Marvel. s w. :.
GruWeu, Mr.. and Mrs = r. DssSs
and Blrs. l.. A. rnust.i, - Mr. ard ~
" 81 sfrafion. sfrs. 1 SO. 500 fi,Ilssys-
Mrs. O. W. Boxi0rs 49, ..ss r.sb~lle Bsssh
Ms Anna Peterson. Mss 49, - iers.ailsss
Miss Myrtle Freaeh. Als - patton, -
Miss Sue Tfasoa. Mss ~ r. HAIRS. =
p = Tos A. r. 4 Alien. = e. r ~ xss-
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New Books This Week.

The Holiday Book Store is at its
best. and it's the best book store. be-
cause we charge fairly for the books.
The End of the Beginning, sl@.
New Holiday Edition OF Carmen,
SIS.
The Art of Rising in the World. CSC.
kemble's Coons-Collectfon OF South
ern Sketches $3.50.
The Star Sapphire. by Mabel Col
Inns, 81 20.
The Desire of the Eyes, BY Grant
Allen. sl.20.
"Quo Nadis''-A Narrative OF the
Time OF Nero. Sls
Juana. by Balzac, $40.
Rodney Stone. by a. Conan Doyle,
$40
Rev Juvenile Books.
Little Daughters Of the Sun. $50.
The Cat and the Cheruo and Other
Stories. $50.
Santa Claus New Castle. cotored
illustFs lions, 95c.
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Ind, where she viii spend The winter.
The rest OF the party IRE going 10 New
2or@. where they viii spend the winter.
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And, therefore. thera q
truly acceptable nresent ne ness
GIVE a pSir-or six nairs-- i,,a xs,, 1a,yss
3e-button White Glaze Kia r..
stoves, cord and taSseI f,nsse s,'ssass
french Chamois Eseninr - ~
very me and perfect tittlng ssoss4
1-Clasp Mascot Gloves. al $50
:, = Clasp Monarch Gloves iii a..
Black Suede Evening c,.r. !.
button length. sass. Nssss~ u
.S SISCi !, & Winter Suede Gloves n .
Sutton Suede Mousousea,r. m.
green green, red. brown. tan. hask. s s.
Posters s-Bntton Suede As..n.
talre Gloves. al colcrs. A.sa.
slaS. o's xza
Painted cellulold Glove Bore. !.
10 Sl.sg. y
Silver Glove ButtonerS Sc
Leather Glove and HaudksrAA.,
Boxes. soc. SEC set.
Ceiiulsid Glove and Haadks,s...
Boxes. Sl.9S. Ss&s set. -s.sa'si
Embossed CelluloId Photo A.
holding - cards and cabinets ~
Celluloid Autograph Abums ~ =.
Silver Mounted Toilet SETS ]
Sl.sS. SAB 80
Toilet Sets, Silver Mounted Ia
decorated china backs, slLM a& ~
Hand-Painted Satin Pin cushtar..
Toilet Bottles, 5se. CSC. Sc. rN
Pearl Handled Pen Knives 4
Sterling Silver Pen Kniyss *
Plush and SILK Opera Rarx ,s,.
lined. T5c and sec.
Silver Orange Spoons. &c.
Decorated China Photo Framss N
44c, bac. -
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Dropus 4 line if YOU can't
Get Sclisll'RgS BeSf of your
grocer or If you don't ike
It and cantg your money
back.
49, & tsasz-ar
s<z sz4<-@7- a.
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Fur Kittens. &c.
Woolly Dogs on
Wheels, 24c.
Channels animals 100
Pigeons. sAc.
Tea and Coffee Set,
sc.
Copper Tea Kettle.
tsc-
Bells, Sc.
Kaleidoscope, &c.
Magic Lanterns, sc,
si.74.
Washstand and Set,
NC
Dolls Crochet
SacQues. &c.
Iron Steamboats,,
Sl.29.
Coal Carts, Isc. 4sc,
aSG.
Iron Train of Cars,
39c.
Clown and Cart. 25c.
Fire Engine. Sis.
Flat Irons and
stand. &c.
Sad Irons. Sc.
Tin Stoves, Ice. 24c.
Iron Stoves, acc.
Tin Carts SC. fec, sc.
Horse Cars, lee.
Engine and Trains,
SC. lie.
Dressed Niger
Dolls. IDc.
Japanese Lanterns,
lc.
Dolls Hose. &C pair.
Dolls Slippers. foc,
i5c. l9c, pc.
Dressed Jap Dolls,
55c.
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China Toilet Articles.

Decorated China Hairpin Boxes.
blue. pink and white. with gold. &c.
s4c 59c. 19c.
China pin Trays. al sorts Of odd
shapes, 24c. sc. S9c 49c. see, sac
Jewel Boxes. arylstically shaped. &c.
gsc see 4ac. SEC. soc. csc.
Powder Boxes. 4ec. 59c 19c. S1.l9.
Toilet Bottles. 35c. SEC SSc, STA
Ring Stands. 1se. &c. Ssc.
Bud Vases. &c. Sc. soc.
Match i}oxes. 3sc. sac.
watch Stands. Ssc. 7sc. sec, $1ss.