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F— I Gifts That Arc Purdy Ornameital Can Ncvcr;bc so Satisfactory as flic one Combining Beaut / with Service ■A Charter Oak A Gift that all the fam ily would Appreciate for many, many years CHINA CLOSETS For Wife or Mother A WORTH WHILE GIFT 30 Patterns all styles $1&.50 To $50.01. A Harris Chair would mean to him many long evenings of pleasure and comfort. We have one in solid Oak at $6.50. Others up to $20.00. Rockers 50 styles 50c to $4 Rockers Special Extra Strong 60c Sulkies A good one at $1.75 A better one at $2.40 Velocipedes The strong,well- made kind. Built for use. $1.75 up For the Children Go-Carts Large line Spec ial folding Car tat 75c Others jip to $3.50 Little Red Chairs and Rockers 25c each A few Folding Tables at 35c Red Wagons Several Sizes Special prices This Week ladies »:.ns. make much a;v: *eciated gifts. Ours are Li Golden Oak, Weathered Oak, Circassion Walnut,Early English and Fumed Oak at $5.25 to $20.00. If your home or the home of your friend is made warm arid bright with the Christmas spir it and the holiday tokensoffered by this store, 7HAT home will remedfiheheery and comfortable through all the days of 1912. REMEMBER, the best gift is the gift that serves. You can combine the lasting benefit of SERVICE, with the beauty your gift should have. Buffets & Sideboards A truly beautiful line. 60 .patterns. A kind and price to suit every purse or requirement. $15.00 to $60.00 Book Cases SedUonal, Libra ry or combina tion styles. $7.25 to $30.00 Dinner Sets Special 53 pieces, beau tiful patterns $6.00 Complet e Pictures An elegant as- ( sortment frem - 60c to $6 Chiffoniers . Dressers in many woods, styles, finishes and prices. For the Grown Folks ParlorSuits Many ' elegant patterns at small prices. Brass Beds Satin or Polish finish $18.00 to $50.00 Library 7 ables Just received the handsomest line ever shown in this city. $6.50 to $25.00 Rugs A great line from 50c to $35 all sizes Electric Portable Lamps and Dome^ A few left. A serviceable gift and very handsome $6.00 to $10.00 CHIFF0R0BES An ideal gift for husband, brother or father, a place to keep his clothes all to* gether $16.00 to $50.00 You couldn’t think of a gift for Mbtheror wife that would be more appreciated than a Kttchen Cabinet We have a great line at from $12.75 to $30.00 ROCKERS In almost endless variety all finishes and styles. 50 patterns in Rattan^ 15 patterns in Mahogany, 50 patterns in Oak, large line of elegant Turkish Rockers $16.50 to $35.00 Mahogany Parlor Cabinets Three Beauties] One at $8.00 One at $10.00 , One at $19.00 ' Buy Baby a New Carriage We have 50 styles from $2.50 to $30.00 “The Store of Great Values Where Your Credit Is Good” Walker-Hood Furniture Co. PHONE 499 80 PLANT AVE dKrTnrgans HimJiliBBMMPmMMMMMWWimaMmmPmmMMMPMWWMMMP——i^— — Davenports and Couches 15 patterns from $16 50 to $50.00 ' Will ME A TEST OF CLAIMS Paris, Doc. 21.—The bacteriologist* Connected with the Pnateur Institute and germ specialists throughout France have begun a aeries of careful experiment* t«a tost the justice of the claim of Dr. Siegel, the Berlin bacter iologists, who has Just startled the scientific world by the announcement that ho had succeeded In discovering and Isolating the germ of the hoot and mouth disease, ono of the most dreaded scourges of cattle. It had always been tho opinion of ■dentists that the germ of that terri ble dlacaio could no( be isblatcd be cause It waa ao iinnll that It passed through ovory hind ot (liter. Dr. Blegel has named the bacillus Cytorrhytcs and (a so confident of his discovery that he has slaked his repu tation as a iclontlst^upon the truth ot his satement. French scientists nro Inclined lo be ekeptlcsl In the matter and are awfcltlng corroborating re- “HOLT IN U. 8. PRISON OOOOOOOOOOOOOWOO ooooooooooooooooo I Xmas Rates TRIP TO PANAMA AND CUBA. Bpeclal To The Herald. New Orleane. La., Dec. SS—Attorney General Wlckereham, Ambassador Jus- serand of Francs and Minster Loludoa <4 the Netherlands, atcompanled by thstr wives, arrived In New Orleane this morning preparatory to aallln'g for Colon. After an Inapectlon ot the Panama Canal the party will vlalt Santiago and Havana, returning to Washington the second wash In January. The lour. It le said, la entirely per- s°u»l. end has no relation to Govern meat kuilnasa. Atlanta. Dec. 2D—Frank W. Sand- ford. self-styled •Elijah II" and leader of the lloly Ghost and Us Society, ar rived here today to begin his ten year term at the federal prison. Sandford was convicted of causing the death of ono of his followers by failure to pro- Ido proper food on n voyage of the Holy Ghost yacht Coronet. Sandford waa In excellent humor after hla long ride from i'j.t.uuJ, Me., and was loaded down with magazines and newspapers when he alighted from the train. I don't know what I nm going to do yet", he said as he was waiting for a street car. "I am not In the fodoral prison and won't know any thing until I get there, and ffiTTi't guest they won't let me talk." Sandford waa taken direct to pris on. He waa not handcuffed and there waa no outward Indication that he waa a prisoner. Atlantic VIA Coast Line Big supply ot card hoard, all cot- ora, Just reoalvad at Herald. tt All slylaa of cbaflng dlthea and baking dlthea at to St Watt Hardware Company. Velocipedes, Toy Wheelbarrows and 8ulklaa for the children. SI St P. N. Harley Hdw. Co. Big reduction on doll carta, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday. Walker- Hood Furniture Company. SO St Wa era gbla to tail It to you (or l*« Red Croat Pharmacy. TICKETS ON SALE December loth, 16th, 17th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24tb, 25th, 30tb, 31st 1911 and January 1st 1912. FINAL LIMIT To reach original starting point return Ing not later than midnight of January 8th, 1912. For full Information as to rates. • schedules, etc., see nearest ATLAN TIC COA8T LINE Agent, or communi* cate with: E. M. North, A. O. P. A., Savannah. L. P. Green, T. P. A.. Thomasville. ^ B. T. Morgan, T. P. A., Savannah. G. A. Cardwell, C. A. Montgomery, Ala. T. J. Wright, 'Agent, Brunawick, Ga. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVC'OOOOOOO’OOOOOO' Keep up-keep down, nuy an Over- the sessions of the general association land 30. Cheaper to keep up than % and the meetings of the affiliated socle horse and buggy. ties, of which there are thirty In all. ONE OF THE BEST COMPANIONS ANY MAN CAN HAVE IS A G&OI> RAZOR. IT ADD8 TO HIS APPEARANCE, SELF-RESPECT, TIME, MON* EY AND GOOD DISPOSITION. )d6V' IT l8N-f NECESSARY TO ARGUE THE FACT BECAUSE YOU KNOW i v IT. 14 St cod. Kell.y', Gang*. Buy a pair of Stacy-Adama shoes They are a quality that gtves (he moat wear and bear satisfaction. !0 4t The Standard Shoe Co. Wo are after your shoo trade. Let ue have tL to 4t The Standard Shoe Co. GREAT MEETING OF SCIENTISTS. Special To The Washington. D. CT.'Dac. «.^-8clen- tlate all over the United Stataa and. In fact, all over the world, IT# looking forward with Interest, to the annual mooting to bn held here nut week by Prof. Charles E. Beatsey, of the University of Nebraska, la president of the association and will preside over the general sessions. Other dis tinguished educator* and acetntieta who will participate In the proceedings are Prof. Harvey W. Wiley of Wash- Ington, President David Starr Jordan of Leland Stanford University, Prof. Irving Flaher of Yale University, Prof. O. W. Bltaell of Michigan Agricultural College, Prof. J. McKeen Cattell of Columbia University, Prof. FredeHck C. Newcombs of the University ot Many a man who reads thU advertisement la using n razor fifty years behind thei tlmea~and enjoy* none ot the advanUges the mldern one bringi. Think thl* over and remember that yon can* y not Inveat the ume amount In any other way that will mean so much to you. In our store Is Just the razor yon want One that will salt your fancy ono that Will ahavtTany beard. It will pay you to Inspect our stock now. P. N. Harley Hardware Co. 44 PLANT AVENUE to atlence the pessimists who have been complaining of poor business and bard timet. There have been, doubt, more proaperoua years, but Tf Michigan, and L. O. Howard ot th.» ther# „„ , illght declln , bn „ n «. Smithsonian InUltutton. ' iCtlvlty „ d pro .perity Uti. yur, it will not be reflected In the celebration CHICAGO EMPLOYERS 'of Christmas. The big Chicago cor- LIBERAL GIVERS.’porations. Industrial concerns; hanks. Boy him n Gillette Safety Razor, or Durham Duplex Safety Raaor Ml Christman. We bars them at sQ prices and styles. ' . Iknlvet at aocteUaa. Nearly ail .of . the hall In[which Christmas will be Celebrated in and other Christmas gift* to their em it tt Watt Hardware Oompany, {to St Watr Hardwate Company. j.tho capital will ha usod^to accomodate 'Chicago thla year promises effectively ployes and the (mailer Unfit have _____ ^ the American Association tor the Ad-| Special To The Herald. department stores, etc, have diatribe- other gltta among the A fine line of scissors and pocket vaneement of Science and Its affiliated j Chicago. Dec. 23.—The manner In' ted more than $2,000,000 In bonuses city. The contributions also followed the time-honored cuatc of remembering tbelr faithful i es In various ways. The 8alvatlon Army and teen u well u many other organizations, the churches private Individuals havaG sive preparations for dlatW clothing, toys. pocCrlet,! pose have been exceptli this year. SjSp<