About Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1905-1926 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1908)
THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1908 3 December Sale of HB f We Will Continue, This Week, The Special Offerings That Caused Such a Flurry of Buying in Our Second Floor Last Week. A new line of Ladies’ Tailored Suits of Novelty Striped Suitings, hard-finished Wors teds, diagonal weaves and plain cheviots; long Satin-lined Coats, new Skirt effects, Suits that would be cheap at $15.00 and $17.50: to go on sale tomorrow at, AM O CA choice of the lot . . . . . »PlZt JU Ladies’ Tailored Suits of hard-finished Worsteds and Novelty Suitings in blues, greens, browns, reds, and black; Long Coat styles, neatly trimmed with braids and buttons; latest skirt styles. Suits are actually worth up to $22.50; but you can CM C AA take your choice for .... Very handsome Suits in new Directoire and'Empire effects of plain Broadcloths, fancy mixtures, Worsteds, etc., in all tlu stylish colorings; real $27.50 tfj A Q 7 C and $30 values; this week . ,>P 12c. I 3 Dressy Tailored Suits of fine Chiffon Broadcloths, in all the fashionable shades; Empire and Directoire effects, plain and elaborately trimmed; $35 tfOC f)f) and $37.50 value Tomorrow we will place on sale about 100 of our very finest Tailored Suits, includ ing styles that were priced Tip to $00: am! offer choice of the line (tT7 Cfi for PJI.JU Great Values in Furs Buy Furs as you would buy diamonds. Go to a reputable dealer whose guarantee of quality can be depended upon, and whose values are known to be honest. This Store is a good place to buy Furs; we guar antee every pieoe we sell. Neekpiees, Muffs and Sets, ranging in price from $5.00 to $150.00; and good value at every price. Fur Neckpieces, worth up to tfC A A $10.00, at ■... JfJ.VU Fur Neckpieces worth up to (40 $15.00, at JtlV Fur Neckpieces worth up to $40.00, at Special Sale of Waists Special sale of new and beautiful styles in Waists of fine Chiffon Taffeta. Satin Messaline and allover Lace tf 7 7C worth up to $6; take choice for <?*/• I $25 Special purchase and sale of about 80 beauti ful Evening Gowns and Costumes of fine Chiffon Broadcloth and Satin Messaline in brand new mid-winter styles and ad vance models for Spring, 1909—to go on sale at l A less than value. Dresses and Costumes This week wo will offer some remark:! hie values in beautiful Dresses and Cos tumes of Sutin Messalines, Directoire Sat ins and Chiffon Taffetas, in the season’s choicest colorings; Directoire, Empire and Princess styles, elaborately trimmed, many now models, recently received, will he in cluded in the sa|e. The line will be divided into these three lots: Dresses and Costumes, worth <f <f C A A up to $25.00; at iP1 JtUv Dresses and Costumes, worth fft)P A A up to $35.00; at J.UU Dresses and Costumes, worth tf ^ 7 V CA up to $60.00; at. ii3v Fine Silk Petticoats Another new lot of these beautiful Silk Petticoats—the regular $5.00 dj 7 7 C quality—at, only pJ. I J And the extra wide ones, wortbtf C A A $7.50; at, only ...; JKM/V Special Sale of Hosiery Ladies’fine Silk Lisle Hose, 3 pairs -J C|A in Christmas box for only ......... " Ladies' pure Silk Hose; 3 pairs in 7 AA Christmas box for only . Ladies’ extra quality pure Silk A QQ Hose; 3 pairs in Christmas box .... vf Ladies’ Hand-Embroidered pure AA Silk Hose at $3.50,'$2.50 and *f.\J\J Ladies’ Silk Lisle Hose, in black and CAp tan; special at, per pair Ladies’ .Embroidered Lisle Hose, in Cp Ladies’ 50c Silk Hose, in this sale "I AA at, 3 pairs for A»vrv/ Buster Brown Hose for Ladies, Men nnd Chil dren; guaranteed for 4 months; -J AA 4 pairs in box for Warm Bed Covering Kino Eiderdown Comforts, covered with beautiful Sat eens and Silks—good for Christmas gifts; various qual ities and styles, $5.00 to 20.00 Blankets are acceptable gifts - to the housewife. Hero are fine qualities; priced, per pair, from $12.50 . down to 2.50 Specials sale of white cro cheted Bed Spreads in hand some patterns: • $1.00 values at 85o $1.25 values at . 98c $1.00 values at $1.2,1 $2.00 values at $1.50 Sale New Fancy Linens Union Linen 30 by 30-ineh Drawn Work*"} Table Covers nnd 18 by 54-ineh Scarfs, A JL More elaborate designs in Drawn WorkEJQ _ Table Covers and Scarfs at JvC Union Linen Drawn Work Table Cov- QPp ors; 54 inches square; Only OuL ff by 9-inch all-Linen Centerpieces in A Ap Drawn Work designs, only /iv/C. All-Linen Centerpieces in Drawn _ Work patterns; size 12 by 12 inches . All-Linen Centerpieces in Drawn WorkgJQ _ designs; size 24 by 24 ,inches ........ JvC 30-inch square Table Covers in Drawn QQ _ Work patterns; nll-Lincn sCjC Iff by 54-inch nll-Lincn Drawn qq Work Scarfs, in this sale at only 7UL Suggestions For Practical Christmas Gifts 69c 75c 50c 75c Pillow Slips of tapestry and em- 1 AA broidered Cretonne; 25e to ... JL»vfvF Satin Pillow Tops in floral and Q Cp Oriental designs; in this sale at.. OOL. Fancy tapestry Pillow Tops in APp various styles at,from 25c to ...OjC Velour Pillow Tops, fine sunl- 1 PA ity and very cheap at $1.25 and. l«Jv Pillow Cords with tasseled ends; PAp all colors; special at 25c and ... .0 VJC. Novelty Bags of Cretonne, in floral <jj» 4. and Japanese designs; 25c to *JP I- Laundry Bags, made of fancy 1 AA Cretonne and Crash; from 25c to A »Uv/ Ladies’ nnd Misses’ Knit Bed room Slippers, all colors Shoe Bags of Cretonnes and Scrims, all colors; 25c to Pin Cushions of Scrim, trimmed with Embroidery and Ribbons .. Fancy Handkerchief and Glove Boxes in this sale at 25c to .... Hand-Embroidered Centerpieces,. PA . Pillow Tops, Table Covers, 25e to OuC Well , made white Aprons; 75c ^ g- quality at 50c; .'toe quality at ... jC Ladies’ fancy Silk Garters in 4 PA neat gift boxes'; 25c to IijU Great display of fine Fans foi -J (-Q Christmas gifts; 50c to Ladies’ and Meh’s Umbrcllus, {P AA natural wood handles; $1.00 to Umbrellas, Sterling Silver and 4 AA Gold Plate handles, $3.50 to AvLvIU Ladies’ Shopping Bags of finest (jj[1 A Leathers in newest styles; 1 to . .«Jff A U Stylish AutomohiloScarfs, nil -I QQ Colors; special values at A .Z/O New styles in Veilings, inoludinj, 1 AA popular Russian Meshes; 25c to A»UU Great showing of new Ruch- PA ings; per collar length, 10c to .. DUC I Misses' and C Ip Special sale of Misses' and H Children’s Long Coats, well II made of plain nnd fancy fab- 3 ries; at thesje rednetions: 1 Real $5.00 value's 3 50 |H Real $7-50 values j QQ jj| Real $12.50 values Y 50 iildren’s Coats• Children’s “Bearskin’’ Coats in white and colors; some of them slightly soiled; to go at half price: The $5.00 line at, O C/j The $3.50 line at,- 1 7C . -choice I • I J The $3.00 line at, A CA choice l.JU Some Other Seco Tomorrow we will place on sale a big lot of Ladies’ Ribbed Cotton Vests nnd Pants, heavy fleece lined and worth 39c a garment; at the spe- cinl price of £*JL Ladies’ Pony Coat Sweaters in the new styles, white and colors; $3.50 J lyQ nd Floor Specials Ladies* Outing Gowns, well made and finished with braid nnd tucks; specinl Kfif values at 75c and JvC . Ladies’ Outing Gownes in finer qualities, bean- A CA tifuHy trimmed; $1 tiZ.Jw Children’s Outing-Gowns, nice ly made and C- trimmed; 65o nnd .... 1 JC Mall Orders Hava Prompt and Cartful Attantion— Express Pra* paid on Ordara Amounting to Fiva Dollar* or Moro. IV. A. DOODY CO. Spteial Holiday Line* of Gloves. Handkerchiefs, Ribbon*, Vavinga and Othar Appropriate Things for Christmas Gifts. TWO GOOD MISTERS COMING AND LEAVING NEW PASTOR OP VINEVILLE, AND THE PRESIDING ELDER OP CO LUMBUS DISTRICT. Rev. J. A. Smith, the new pastor of Vtnevtlta Methodist Church, Joined the south llrorRlti co^mtih-o lit Decetnhrr, list. In the cImkh with Rev. J. A. Thomas, Itla predecessor In Vlnevlllr. Hev. T. D. GUIs, pastor or Mulberry Street Church, and quite a largo num ber of other# now active in south Geor* a preacher or niicIi uniform anernss, Rev. 'J. A. Thomas, who lie* x< t*-.as VlnevUle Church for three yean haa endeared himself to Itla mllrn ....... .. - Stanford. wjto for fltret . cars lina had such u successful pastor- nto of Heennd itreet Meth«>dlat churrh ttna niadu prusldlng elder of tha t’olum hua dlatrlct b.v the bishop, at the rerun, salon of the south Georgia conference Quitman. Mr. Stanford came to Macon from ..... r aggrea- i puah. Ida good Judg- whlng ability nnd excel - work. ho haa curried this P—By H ment. One in lent pnstnrai —MP — church to a ataudard never known by tt before. tte hu« made frlcmla throughout the city. If la transfer to Golumbtia la n " itlnd loan to Macon nnd It* church The Columbus dlatrlct la to be con gratulated upon having na presiding elder it man of such fine leadership, and Ida frlenda predict for hint and Ida work areal aucceas for this conference year. GEORGIA SOCIAL NEWS (Continue^ from Page Three). Mrs. S. J. Jones entertained tho Forty*two Club. Mrs. C. C. Tanner, who has been visiting frlehds In Columbus for sev eral days, returned homo yesterday. Miss Agnas Jones, who la attending Agnes Scott Institute, Docatur. will Visit friends In Brunswick, arriving In Albany on Christina* day to spend tha holidays tvlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jones. Mlsa Jones will have us her guests during the hollda>s Mlsa Lillian Yon nnd Mlsa Theodosia Willingham, of Atlanta. Mias Alice Denison. Miss Hunts Drown, Miss Jessie Leo Johnson and Miss Ague* iHrownun are among the young ladles attending college* who will spend the holiday* at hoof;. Mr*. F. R. Pelnt and little niece, who have been visiting relative* In Mil- ledgcvlllo for two weeks, havn re turned h«»mc. Mrs. Pctot’a mother and slater, Mr*. F. M. Oobert and Miss Itesslo Cullawsy Oobert. of Mllledgs-1 vllle, iiceompanlcd them, and v\ll j spend several weeks her*. Miss May me Pons and Mr. Albert • Henderson we tv united In marriage j Wednesday nftornoon at 12:30 o'clock i at the home of the groom's mother. ; Mrs. Frank Godwin. They will be st home to their friends at tho residence ' or Mrs. Godwin. Mis* Eula Jones was a charming hostess this morning st the home of | her mother Mrs. A. D. Jone*. at * ’ bridge luncheon complimentary to the . Lucy Cobb girls of Albany. The first | prise wus won by Mlsa Virginia Car- I ringtail, of South Boston. Vn.. guest of Miss Ellas Shaffer. After the game delightful refreshments wore served. Those present Were Miss Ellse Shaffer, Mlsa Virginia Carrington. Miss Iluxcl Pope and her guest. Miss Rosalind Wood, of Rtvannah, Mtsdsmes P. N. Booker, P. J. Brown, P. W. Jonas. Misses Hsr.el Pray. Mattls Bush, C«rl dr Oraffanreld and Cena Whitehead. Miss Fannie Reynolds will return home for the holidays from Mllledgt- vllle, where she Is attending college. OullodenT Mrs. E. fi. Winn flatted relatives lit Afscon this week. Miss Psrkl* Camp, who has been In Allnnta for the past week having her treated, Is expected to return to night. Mrs. W. V. Means made a business trip to Atlanta Friday. Mrs. Ella Htrouds spent Friday and Baturday at Musella with her daugh ter. Mrs. Bll Harrison, who has been quite III. Of much Interest to his many friends In Culloden Is ths marriage of Mr. Erie Chambliss, of Macon, to Miss Nell Ad- sms, of Bsmesvllle. which took place In Macon last weak. Miss Majtilu Wynn is at horn# from Macon for the holidays. Miss Imogen* Wright, of Knoxville, spent the week-end with her slater, Mrs. W. II. Williamson. The Primitive Baptist church which Is being erected here Is almost com* pic led nnd will be ready for use by Christmas. . The ladles of the Methodist church gave a bazaar gt the parsonage Friday night for the benefit of the parsonage. The bnaamr was quite a success finan cially. Mrs. C. A. Holmes spent Friday In Macon. H AWKIN 8VILLE. Mrs. W. N. Papons is visiting ral* atlvea at Talbottou. Messrs. A. K. Dortch and R. A. Pate have returned from a visit to Tennessee. Rev. J. D. Matthews, of Grayntont. Is the guest of his brothers, Dds. W. A. and J. L. Matthews Dr. A. A. Smith has let a contract with Mr. O. R. Willis to .•emodel ths Institute building, on Broad street. Thla Imorovement will add very much to that section of the city. Mrs. Josephine Schneider has re turned from a visit to Macon. Miss Husle Pardee, of Valdosta. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Mer ritt. Mrs. J. C. McAllister, of Mount Vernon, Is visiting her son, Mr. W. C. McAllister. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Mahdney. of Dublin, were recent visitors to the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Waterman. Mieses Pauline and Janie Chandler, of Waynesboro ar« the gnosis of Mr. and Mrs. FOrrest Boyer. Mrs. A. L. Spicer was the guest of her son. Air. H. F. Lawson, during the last week. . _ . Airs. M. Wynne, of Eastman, who haa beer, visiting relatives In the city has returned to her home. Mrs. T. C. Taylor la vliltlng her parents In Abbeville. Mrs. J. !L.Biasing*me ha* return- d to her homo In Abbevjlle. after a visit to her sister. Mrs- W- R. Blakely. Mrs. I/in Kami Is visiting relatives In Albany* < Inflamed Kidneys. If Any of Your Family in This or Past Generation* Ha* Had Kidney D<se«*e Lose No Time in Findind Out If You Haver Any Trace of It in You. 8ys tern* Mrs, Alice Hutsrnplllor, of Lawn, *W. V., praises Warner's Bp ft- 'Ours for curing her of a severe of inflammation of the kidneys after uh» do lor failed to give her relief. Recently Airs. Hutrenpillec wrote: "It has boon a long tun* sine'- you heard from me. I want to t. 11 you 1 am alive today, wen nn ^' j Kar tv. Warner’s 0ato Cure has saved my life. "I was taken sick iro year* aco on tho 13th of March. I doctof d •seven weeks and two days with our family doctor, and It weomed that ho could not do me an v< ry much I had inflammation of th»- kldnuyg and also suffered from oonKtitpution at>'< inaction of tho liver, | bud to taka < ualt* every day to move my howelfc^j May 4 tak ALICE lilt r.Sl.NI’li.l.i. uud at last they: gave < "When I comm®fccd . r . lug tho sample bottle of your medi cine and pills I could not get my * right 04-m to ray head. I have u.«ed twenty bottles of tho large six* Cafe fhire dnd flv« boxes of Safe Pills. \ •IcHcrlbed my case to you long ago. It was ubout' a year before I could tlo any work, but now' I can do any kind of housework. "I can recommend your Safe Cure and tSufe Pills to cure Kidney an.i Liver Trouble, for they have cured IF^IN DOUBT MAKE THIS TESTj Put some morning urine In * glass,' or bottle, let It stand 24 hours. 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SENSIBLE HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR CHILDREN It Is the, best common sense lo provide such toys and devices will glvo them pleasant exercise In the open nlr. .We submit in advertisement some desirable uutflls that arc strong, durable and tractive. Bicycle* for Bovs and Girls* $18,50 to $26. Bicycles for Adults. $18.50 to $S0. Tricycles $4.00 to $15.00. Doll Carta and Carrion** 7bo to $6.50. English Hood Tope, Collap sible and all style*. ROYAL RACERS. Singlo $ fi -0® Double teats $9.00 Tho Only Ones That Coast. Express Wagons, Wheelbarrows. Automobiles. Goat Waqon* and I nets, Goat 8ulkies, Hobby Horses, different sizes and pries*. Coll early whilo our stock is complete. S. S. PARAIELEE CO. CORNER SECOND AND POPLAP
