for presents for members of your family, friends and some are thinking of
I irk” Now just as a suggestion, suppose you look at the many, many beautiful
jK.stock is very complete, in fact a great deal larger than we have ever had and
Movement, Elgi [in or Wal- Brooches Ladies Set Bings
: ne 20 y< ear case $10.75
J g 1 1 assortment of Stand- Beautifully designed, set with opal,
and Rockford movements from pearls and diamonds, in solid gold
W5 to $9.50 mountings from $2.50 to $10
G9c Bracelets 69c Signet Bings
\ BHfi ^ Solid gold Brooches in Roman and Solid gold gold signet rings, good Link Cuff Buttons
ery Beautiful Bracelets for baby, Bright finish from $1.25 $10 for ladies and gentlemen $1.95
from 69c to $2.25 to to $6.50 Solid gold cuff Buttons for ladies
grade gold filled Bracelets, gold filled Brooches from 85c and gentlemens from $1.98 to
fi! ed with joint catch from to $2.50 $6.00
secret
$200 to $9.50 Beauty Pins Mesh Bags
Lockets Fancy Engraved Roman finish, two Very beautiful designs, ladies mesh
High grade, gold filled lockets and three in sets, from 35c Alarm Clocks bags in kid lining and plain from
Witches designs to $1.75 A very good alarm clock which $250 to $9.00
artistic made for 2 pictures
in ! 6 size from 65c to $10.50 Watch Fobs costs you elsewhere $1.00 and we Scarf Pins
ps 'genuine sell you- 79C Solid
20 \ Bar Pins Solid gold top watch fobs, from gold scarf pins, signet mount¬
$1.48 to 3.25 Fountain Pens ing from $1.00 to $2.50. Also
i O-k solid gold ladies Bar Pins, A very beautiful line of metal
size movement, 10 years guaran Roman finish from $1.50 to $2.50 watch fobs, gold filled, perfectly Very nice assortment of Water
ed case $6.90 Gold filled from 48c 95c guaranteed from $1.69 $5.00 fountain $1.50 $5
to to man pens, to
E^ery gold filled article that we sell is absolutely
if not satisfactory will be replaced with a ne>
REMEMBER—We give you better prices than y<
articles free of charge. Remembes the place
AT WRIGHTS DRUG STORE
(Continued from Page 2)
Woman's Club Questions.
If Tufidius against Ctvtolaners? Does
It point out defect In .he latter ?
| Lrilaaiius is. How in report of Coninius towards is
shown to feel
What has he done with
Hodahip, with DM and family af
wtieaui?
[M. Where is Act III prepared for?
Itat dose Carioteatus say on the.
pines of his wife aid mother?
Id. How is he fiWUr affected by
feir appearance?
11. Trace stages of anotiom. in \ ol
pmaus plea. What passion is ®u
ponis in her? What is effect of
lines spoken by young Marcius?
In yielding to his mother what
Use Coriolanius surrender?
». What cover has Aufidius for
i tsrtidy?
[ ’ py.lvh, 1910. by C. E Zimmerman Co. No. 71
Co
>ve r half of the things bought in this s
* r °ughout the year are gifts.
T H!S is simply because our Jewelry Store is a Logical place
>y present, fi here you will find every desirable article ma
r artistic, unusual, and good taste.
1 gold or or silwr s ^ r ^ always CHRISTMAS TIME in
Jcially T real gifts, something that is simp
”» von you rkire ffsuc to buy j not.
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24. What report does CaTiolaniu
make of the Vofccians?
25. Does play close with an opti¬
mistic note? What is
philosophy of play?
26. What is your opinion of the
character of Coriolanius?
NOTICE—I AM PREPARED TO
down side walk and yard walk
tilling at a reasonable price and
guarantee my work. If you want
ainy tilling done call on A. N.
.
PLUNKET, Conyers, Ga.—It.
FOR SALE—7-ROOM COTTAGE ON
Conyers street, close in and near
city school. This cottage is situa¬
ted in one of the most desirable
sections of the city and in one block
of one of the handsomest residences
in Covington. Can be bought at a
bargain. Bee L. L. FLOWERS, at
The News office..—tf.
THE COVINGTON NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1911
LOST RECEIPT BOOK—SINGER MA
chine—Laeve at New office.
STRAYED OR STOLEN—A LARGE
Jersey looking milk cow, horns
been trimmed on end, will give
milk in three months... Any per¬
son finding this cow please write
J. H. BR1DGER, Porterdnle, and get
reward for your trouble.—3t. pd.
Adams, Lueile Curtis, Lillian Cowan,
Annie Dobbs, Josey Dobbs, Sima Jane
Dobbs, Clovis Dobbs, Lucy Pearl Loyd
Nellie Mae Loyd, Annie McCulloughs,
William Ozburn, Mattie Lee Ozburn,
Frank Hays, Ross Hays, Robert Dobb
_ ~
Go „ out to the . Lyric T . theatre .. . to- .
night and witness one of the bs
moving shows you have seem this
season. Change of pictures every
night. Show begins at 4:30 every
afternoon. Yoiu’111 enjoy these pictures
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New motion pictures on at the
Lyric theatre tonight. You’ll miss a
tieait if you fail to be there.
___
Carry your children out to the Lyr
ic • thus afternoon # rpi,. The pictures wW
please them and you 11 enjoy them
too. Pictures change evAry night.
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Dad you go out to see that picture
at the Ljtsc last might? Go tonight,
there is good one there again, and
is every ndgh tin the week.
Navajo Blankets.
Much unadulterated nonsense has
been written concerning |the symbol
of Navajo Indian blankets, and the
•try, legend, tradition and history
■ven by the squaw into its fabric. It
^bolicsjneaning, J|true that some designs have a sym
but Hopi, Zuni and
freely Apache ’symbols are used quite as
. as those peculiar to the Nava
jos. The Navajo squaw is one of the
least imaginative and least poetical
of human beings, and it is quite safe
to say that even when symbolic de¬
signs are employed in basket weav¬
ing it is without the remotest refer¬
ence to their true significance.
Asbestos Shingles.
Asbestos shingles are now being
manufactured in this country with suc¬
cess, and the trade has grown enor¬
mously. The new products are of the
lightest weight, and fireproof up to a
temperature of 2,000 and more de¬
grees. They* are proof against acids
and weather, and last as long as a
concrete building will.
SUPPER PAID FOR ITSELF
Clever Trick by Which Liszt and Ru
bini Packed House for Their
Second Concert.
“You must sing,” he said; “this
small audience is evidently composed
of musical connoisseurs of the town,
so we should treat them with respect.”
Liszt set the example with a grand
overture, and Rubini sang to perfec
tion. Liszt gave another piece, and
then addressed the audience.
.. Ladj€8 and gent i emea> " he sa id f “I
think that you have had enough music,
au ow me to ask you to take a little
supper with us.”
rj^ e j nV itation was accepted, and
Lj sz t and Rubini entertained the au
dience to supper at their hotel, at a
cost of twelve hundred francs. When
the guests separated the hosts thought
the affair had been a joke about ■which
nothing more would be heard, but
they decided to give their concert as
advertised on the following night. To
^ aBtoniBhment the hall was pack .
ed . ther€ was n0 standing room . T he
who]6 town had turned 0 ut on the
chance of an invitation to supper.
YOUTH HAS BRIGHT FUTURE
Woman Customer Is Much Pleased
Over Concession She Won From
Young Clerk.
Miss Ellis, descending the steps of
Bennett & Buck’s hardware store, met
Mrs. Lane going up. “What they got?’’
Mrs. Lane demanded in a tone that
said, “Nothing much, I guess!”
“I didn't look around,” replied Miss
Ellis. “I knew what I wanted,” hold¬
ing out an ungainly bundle, “and I got
It—a hand bellows for my fireplace.
I went in, and Mary Baker’s third—
no fourth—boy came right up to me
find asked what he could show me.
I told him hand bellowses. He
brought some up and said they were
a dollar.
“ ‘Is that the best you can do?’ I ask¬
ed him.
“ ‘The very best,’ he says, ‘but I’ll
tell you what 11 do, Miss Ellis,’ he
says. ‘You don’t look a very strong
lady, and I’ll fill it with wind for
ye.’
“If you want concessions,” conclud¬
ed Miss Ellis, “I recommend ye to
that boy.”—Youth’s Companion.
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