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Thursday, December 18, 1924. EAST GRIFFIN MISS ESTELLE GRUBBS Correspondent The Y. W. A. of East Griffin met Tuesday night at the home of Mae Durham. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Walter McAbee saying the Lord’s Prayer. The business session was followed by a social hour. Re freshments were served by Mae Durham and Ezell Evans and mu sic was rendered by Ezell Evans. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. McAbee. Miss Ezell Evans and Miss Pearl Murphy motored to Thom- J r fG IFTS THAT GROW .NARCISSUS 1 BULBS with Bowl .RUST CRAFT NumBer \316 Pickering’s FOR GIFTS Police Raid FOUND FINE CREAMERY BUTTER—BEST COFFEE IN TOWN! OH! THOSE GOOD OYSTERS! Cleanliness is our Motto —CLEAN INSPECTION— Call Again Y-NOT-EAT CAFE WE TRY TO PLEASE— GIFT SUGGESTIONS * * FROM Dainty f Perfume Sets i WARD 9 CARA NOME Where Xmas Shopping Will Be A Pleasure (As illustrated) , An Ideal Gift Umft&rvnwH mcCurr $6 COTY’S to $10 GIFTS FOR HIM = GIFTS FOR HER : Loeigar and Jasmein —Fountain Pens 25 Per Cent Off —Compacts i Candies :■ HOUBIGANT’S —Cigars ; LIGGETTS 0 Ideal and Quelque Fleier —Cigarettes Wonderful Assortment ^—Jewelry —Hand Bags Sets WHITMAN’S HUDNirrs —Pipes Toilet Sets —Toilet Water \ In special Xmas NUNNALLY’S Boxes Violet Sec and Gardenia —Cigarette Holders Ivory—Amber—Pearl Tone —Electric Curlers COLGATE’S —Perfume and Perfume Sets! and Baskets Florient and Cha Ming —Collar Bags Coty's, 1-2-3-5 Pounds —Traveling Sets Houbigant's, Hud KARESS- IVORY OVERNIGHT SETS nut's, Karess', Colg&teV FIANCEE —Shaving Stands > Prices from 25c to $15 —Shaving Brushes A Perfect Gift for Her - CANDY SsMPH«mrL«vN —Shaving Mirrors These —-Whitman's, Nunnally's, Lig- : —Razors Beautiful Toilet Sets and Overnight Cases WiU Be Sold t # as gett's. —Military Brushes Long as They Last at —1yq&. Buffers ■ —Comb —Flashlights and Brush Sets 25 Per Cent Reduction —Puff Boxes From Regular Price —Hair —-Manicure Receivers Sets Pipes, Cigafettes Ivory and Pearl j Cigars —Cutex Sets Gifts He’ll appreciate. Pipe and Pen and Pencil Sets —Luxor Sets cigarette Hakelite 3 holder Piece sets Pipes $4.25 .$5.00 to Black and Gold $7.50. $6.00 LOVELY COMPACTS Cigars—all leading brands in Xmas boxes, $2.50 to $7.50 Stationery v ; 1-lb. glass humidor tobacco..$1.50 Mottled and Gold i • /. In all colors and designs, plain $4.50 $5.50 and decorated border, $1 to $1.50 to Correspondence cards, plain and CARA NOME COMPACTS answer every demand for convenience as well /T - guilt edge.........5c to $1.00 Red and Gold as smartness, while being sturdy enough to be durable, light enough to be i. Symphony lawn and Lord Balti- $4.50 carried in a purse or pack. An ideal Gift. more Stationery that pleases. Your stationery is the intuition of Single, any tint. ........$1.50 DJER KISS, tint $1.75 your message, Its correctness Sterling Silver any will never be questioned if select- $9.00 $10.00 Double, any tint ........$ 2.00 LYB1S, any tint.... $1.50 In Xmas Boxes to DEAUVILLE ........$2.50 MELBA $ 1.00 ed from our large stock of Xmas ......... Plain and Gold Decorated SHAVING styles. The Standard Pen MAR1NELLO TRIPLE $ 2.00 42.75 SETS i to $4.00 From $4.50 Up it SOUTH STREET HILL Rexall » The Store i Ward’s Rexall The Store GEORGIA GRIFFIN, w aston Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Deby Cochran. Jim Lecroy made a business trip to East Griffin Monday. Mrs. Joe Castleberry and Mrs. J. W. Moore visited Mrs. Clifford Grubbs Tuesday. The many friends of Mrs. John Strickland will be sorry to learn that she is very ill at her home in East Griffin. Mrs. Jessie B. Bailey, who has been ill, continues to improve. Mrs. Ben Pugh is improving after a long illness. The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Simmons has been very ill. f Union News * V._ Miss Evelyn Wilbanks and Miss Helen Crowder spent Sunday with Miss Florence Puckett. Jason and Hoke Cox, of Wool sey, spent Sunday afternoon with Gable Cox. Miss Flora Puckett spent the week-end with Miss’Inez Hancock. Tom and Joe Puckett spent Sat urday in Griffin. Mrs, .Em Imes had as her guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Po teet, of Experiment. T. J. Allen and Goss Allen mo tored to Griffin Saturday. The entertainment given Friday night by Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy Me- 1 —............................ "n ^ | Orchard Hill News v— --.—■—......... Everybody is invited to the Christmas tree to be given at the Baptist church at Orchard Hill Wednesday night, December 24. The following program will be given: Song: “Santa Comes on Christ mas Eve, Welcome address, Thomas Mc Cowel. 'Recitation, “The Luckiest Girl in the World.’’ Dialogue, “Christmas Eve in the Land of Nod. >> Recitation, “Wouldn’t That Be Fun?” Song, “Lo, The Manger.” Recitation, “A Lowly Birth. •* Dialogue, “Never Hint for a Christmas Present. Reading, “Getting Even With Sister.” Dialogue, “Aunt Serena as a Ghristmas Gift. ft Quartette, “Star of the East.” After the program the gifts will be distributed from the tree by Old Santa Claus. Kibben was enjoyed by all that at tended. Obe Weatherly spent Saturday in Griffin. Mrs. Sallie Cox is visiting friends at Vaughn. Mrs. Walter Allen’s many friends here were sorry to hear of her illness and wish for her a speedy recovery. Alex Moon, of Vaughn, is vis iting hi3 brother, Jeffie Moon. Mrs. LaFayette Moore and Miss Viola Moore spent Monday with Mrs. Mary Moore at Vaughn. G. A. Cox spent Monday in Griffin. Miss Myrtle Allen spent Wed nesday night with her sister, Mrs. Gable Cox. Chappel News | The Central school of Lamar county, invites its friends and pa trons to a Christmas tree Wed nesday, December 24, at 6:30 o’clock. Bring your gifts and let Santa distribute them for you. There have been many changes made throughout this section. A good many have moved and changed their homes. We are all glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Howard Corley as our GRIFFIN DAILY NEWS neighbors next year. They have recently moved from Milner. Eny>ry Trice has recently re turned to Mr. and Mrs. D. A. English, after a few weeks’ stay at Akron, Ohio. Jimmie Lee Fox, of Griffin, visited in this section Tuesday morning. Mrs. P. F. Mann spent the week-end witlf her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Garr. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Chappel mo tored to Griffin Monday on bus iness. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spruce spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Norris. Mrs. J. M. Norris, J. A. Spruce and Albert Norris spent Monday in Griffin on business. Mrs. R. K. Ball and daughter, Debia, spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Ball. Mrs. J. M. Norris and Mary Ethel Norris spent Tuesday after noon with Mrs. A. H. Chappel. A. H. Chappel motored to Barnesville Tuesday afternoon. SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR It’s Grandmother’s Recipe To Bring Back Color And Lustre To Hair. You can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous al most over night if you’ll get a bottle of Wyeth’s Sage and Sul phur Compound at any drug stoVe. Millions of bottles of this. old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im proved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annually, say well known druggists here, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beau tiful. This is the age of youth. Gray haired, unattractive folks aren’t wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com pound tonight and you’ll be de lighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days—(Adv.) M , W -: — i - See th ' 1 V . ■ '• . m STUD E BAKER c Duplex before you buy /7 m l w i m HI *8 m t? THE NEW STUDEBAKER STANDARD SIX DUPLEX-PH AETON, $1145 STANDARD SIX X F you seek the utmost in a car—if you want lU-jn.W.B. 50 H- P. the thrill of plus full S-Fm*. 3-P***. t>up.ex-Fh*«ton Duplex-Roaditer $ 1145 open car motoring, and * 3Px**Country ClubCoupo 1125 1395 complete protection whenever you need it—see 5-Pa»«. S-Pau. Sedan Coupe .... 1495 1595 this new-type car . . . . . 5-Put. BerUne .... 2650 Only Studebaker makes the Duplex. Only 4-whul broke*, 4 iliac wheel*, $60 extra Studebaker offers this two-fold utility—and at SPECIAL SIX open car price. Only the Duplex provides the 120-m.W.B. 65H.P. weather-tight protection of an enclosed car in 30 5-Paas. 3 Paso. Duplex-Phaeton Duplex-Roadster $1493 1450 seconds. Don’t buy until you have seen this latest - 4- 5- Pas*. Pam.S Victoria edan . . * • %6 2150 50 and most sensational development in motor cars. . . . . . S-PaM. BerUne . . . . . 2225 4-wheel brakes, 5 disc wheels, $75 extra "pULL^ sized balloon tires, for which steering mechanism, I body line* and even the fenders were specially designed. BIG 8 1 X Natural wood wheals. Lights controlled from switch on steer, 127-in. W.B. 75 a P. log wheel. Automatic spark control eliminates spark lever. 7-Pom. Duplex-Phaeton $3875 Upholstered in Spanish grain leather. One-piece windshield, 5-Pm». Coupe Sfcin i . ... 24 so glare-proof Visor, automatic windshield daaner, rear-Hew 7-Pa*i. . . . . 2f8S mirror. Winged radiator Clock, 7-Pxm. Beeline .... 2S6o cap. speedometer, oil prewar* 4-wheel brake., 5 dUc u4ta.lt. gauge, gasoline gauge, la single grouping on inttru $75 extra ment board. (All Utica f.o.b. factorial, and (object lo chans* without node*) YARBROUGH MOTOR CO Griffin Branch # * THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR