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TTHJ5 MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, iJft OVfflCOA i LETTERS THAT COME II FROM LITHE HEARTS and suns A Special Sale before the Holidays, of all Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Odd Trous ers, at 25% DISCOUNT Star doting Company DAVE WACHTEL Xmas Gifts That Will Be Appreciated Tour prrnnl nhoutd poMru quality, beauty and at the name time be eervlreable. We have a line of good. which pouaaa both. Our atock la complata In variety, atylc and uaafulnraa. kluka your ■elec tion now while the atock la unbroken. W. W. Williams Co. An Electric Evening Lamp Is ono of tho best Xmas gifts imaginable. Make some ono’s heart glad by providing this comfort and luxury. It is con venient to read by, to sew by, or for the children to study by. Think it over. We have various styles to select from. Macon Railway & Light Co. | DON’T WAIT TOO LONG} Placing your orders for your wants in our line—+ the rush may delay prompt forwarding by express, and > cause yon disappointment. Send us your orders—we-4. will take good caro of them and in every instance send-4 yon best obtainable value. Satisfaction guaranteed or-4- 1 ♦ ♦ money refunded. Here are two exceptional offerings: OVERHOLT RYE, bottled in bond, $13.60 case of 12 quarts. BLAOK LABEL RYE, $15.00 per case, EXPRESS PREPAID Other good things at equally as attractive prices. ♦ Complete line of Wines, Whiskies and Cordials—from-4 ♦ the low priced up to the best Send for price list. SAM WEICHSELBAUM & MACK V P. O. Bo 1U. * *" v ., Uj’jf** *«•■« to «Ub u* tnd rHM{ M| tIf ■}$, w ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦> JACKSO’jyin r. FLA. T '^!Ult. Um Lvor. »l ♦ V» ♦ ♦ AND ALL ARE ADDRESSED Tt SANTA CLAUS, CARE OF THE TELEGRAPH. No Name: Please bring me a doll table and no me chair a tea net a horn ft school bell a pair of abates, a ring a bracelet and washxtandoet and bring m'i some fireworks and some fruit a little cradle u rocking cha/r a piano a bibb*. J have atill got thut doll what you brought me last Christmas a work box a little bed 1 am In the third grade at school. My brother said for you to bring him a train. If you don't find me a 214 bright 8t. 1 will be at my grandpa house. Daisy Lisle, 227 Ross St.:Please bring rne a great big doll and a car riage and somo nice fruit lots of candy and don't forget to bring mv mother something nice. I am a little g!r! ten years old and Jn the aatoiid class at school. Travis Btimes. 115 Harris St.: I am a little boy six years old goliig to school. Please bring me some fire works, a little wagon, wheel barrow some fruits and anything 1 need. 1 will be good and smart, bye boy. Percy Gunn. Columbus Street: Please bring me a goat and a pare of shies and some fin: works and heAps of randy. 1 am just a little boy and dont forget my little sister. Luclous Gunn. 227 Ross Street: Please bring me a air gun and a goat x.nd waggon and a horn and some fire works and lots of fruit and heap of candy. I am only a little boy 7 years I old and dont forget my little sister. Claudia Foster. 824 Curd St.: Please bring me a slngnett ring a blble for I like to g» to Sunday school a large | ball and please do not for get to bring I me some fruits and nuta and candy, and do not bring me a doll for I have 'six. I wb»h you a merry Christmas and a happy new year. Mary iBush: I will write you a let ter so you will know the things I want please bring me a big doll with pink slioea and stocking and a pink silk dress a carriage some fireworks candy and nuts and lots of jfood things oh. Santa bring me a little gold ring I am nine years old and am In the third grade and trying very hard for the fourth next term. I love my teacher very much she Is so nice and good. Her name Is Miss Rush In be suro and bring her something nice. Dont forget our baby she want soldier. P. S.—Bring lots of oranges. Sarah Toole. Loranc: I am a lit tle girl and am going to school. I am In the first grade. Please bring me a doll, doll carriage, doll chair and some candy, fruit and nuts. Please don't forget my little cousins Meldrid and Wilma Toole, something too. Frank Mathews. 735 Anderson St.: I am seven years old and In the sec ond grade. I want yrtu to bring me n wagon horn watch ball, story book and tny uncle Dan from tho army to spend Xmas with us. Taullnc Hall, 528 Pebble St.: T am Jn tho third class and I have n little sister In the first class to Lucille and I have three more little sisters to and please brings us a nice doll a piano and doll carriage to and some nice ribbon to go on our hair and bo sure nnd bring ua some fruits and candys to and be sure and bring our Little Georgia a rattler and some little rod shoes and dont forget my mamma and papa and grandma to so good bye old Sajita Claus till 1 see you. VIvia T. Marshall, 657 noundry St.: I am a little girl 6 years old I do not got to school for I have not been vac* Inntrd and cant go 1 want you to bring me n doll and doll bed a set of dishes nnd a table somo fruit nuta and candy goodnight. Horace L. Marshall, 557 Boundary Street: I am a little boy S years old I go to school I am in the first class I am a good boy I havo not missed *« day from school this term I want you to bring me a locomotive engln and some fire works some nuts fruit nnd candy. Gladys M. Marshall, 657 Boundary 8treet: I am a baby only 4 years old I love mama and papa. 1 want you to bring me a doll and doll bed a set of dishes a table somo fruit nuts nnd candy. Roland Clements, Gordon: As Christ mas Is comelng on 1 will write you a few lines to tell you what X want. I am a boy 9 years old I am ir. the fifth grade. I want a pair of skates, some fireworks a little wagon a horn and dont forget mother and papa. Nellie Luelle Herrington. 215 Wil liams Street: As me la go 1'ttle me can't write as me Is Just three years old mo asked auntie too. Me want you to bring me a big doll, a doll car riage. a table, a rocking chair, a noc- laee, and a teaset. Please bring my little sister Mary something nice, and please don't forget mama and papa. Leola White, Montrose: I want you to bring me a Bible gold ring, teaset. fireworks and fruit, and bring my lit tle brother and little sisters some toys and fruit. Alfreds Rtaplery. 337 Jeff Davis St.: 1 am a little girl nine years old I want you to bring me a muff and fur. and eome nuts and candy and fruits nnd don't forget my sisters Kate and cJn- nle. Wllltmena Brunson. 123 Telfair St.: This Is the same little girl th it wrote you a day or two ago, and quite forgot to tell you be sure not to forget our postman Mr. R. C. Halley because X know be deserves your visit and re member my school teacher U'sa L. R West and please dont forget my dear grandma. Della BUah: X will write y<u» a letter because my skter has forgotten our little brother he says be sure and bring him some firecrackers and a pis. tol and capa and a drum. 1 want a big doll with blue shoes and a blue dress and black curia some fruit ral- sens and lots of good thing*. Don't forget a carriage little table teasel a muff and fur. Don't forget our teacher ahe la •» kind to us bring her sort+t^*?? !ttCe ai*»* out be by want a soldier doll she calls a march do!L Irma: ft about »in.* f. r y.-u toe cornel aru\ agate, fie 1 *r.i it* you a ?• *l line* t*T » you Vii-'to % I want V- -»I « • A dolurairtaes t**!. *tov*.| I Wae. Uil# tror>« f.r Ihsve meet et| • ■ t u 11* r i » A* and all , f the onoktst I i , l».r fiaiMft i! •-* do not f **•(* THE PRO 01 used Cow an's (Preparation tor Croup, fueumonuu Coughs. Colds, and you vT“! he. told It la a Stirling remedy—no JKWU* should be without It.- It prevents and cures. 2 fic ; 60c; $1.00. It is guaran teed. It Is external. All druggists. Keep it in tho home, always. Buy to-day. and manuna and papa also. By and by Frances Avera. Houston Road: Dear Skhta Claus. I am too small to write for my self, but I about you. I want you iu i me a doll & doll carriage, u little chair, a kitty and some blocks. Evelyn Moore. Houston Road: Deat Santa C'laus—I^ist Xmas I was too small to write you, but now I am near t wc years old. so I want you to please bring me a doll A rarrlage a little chair, u kitty, ft a pretty picture book. P. 8. Santa dont forget iny nurse, Iter jiame is Mag. . little girl l [O Pleas bring want you to I wunt you to SELLING NEAR-BEER ON A VET’S LICENSE FIRST CA8E OF KIND BROUGHT BEFORE THE RECORDER. bring me a doll cradle to. bring me some candy too. 1 want you to wagon to. • — ...J orangs apples .'leas bring ino t . Simla Clause rare of the tele- ( want you to bring .... _ m want some apple nnd orangs and candy. Dear Santa Clauses, 1 will rite you a feww line to night I will close for this time. Elolse Herln. Dry Branch: I want you to bring mo something nice. You know what would be nice for a little gi years old I ant in the Second class, I help mamma when I am out of scl please do not forget huddle ho Is 5 years old tiring troth of us lots of nice fruit for wo llko It so much. Carl Hlllery, Dry Branch: As iny broth ers & sisters have written you what to bring them. I wilt write you phase re member mama, papa little huddle and me. Please bring me an air gun. & lots of Are works of all kinds, and I would like you to brink me a goat harnessed up to u new wagon. I am 11 years old. I guess maybe I can manage him. ^ on can hitch him at tho front gate so I An take a ride that morning A catch my friends Xmas gift. Wont that be fun? I hope you will bring me Just what I ' * liave been good boy this A case similar to that which went to the court of appeals from Ocilla was before the recorder yesterday morn ing. License Inspector Herr ngton found L. F. Crawford, a Confederate vet eran with a near-beer place on Mul berry street, and although the veteran's license was shown him. the inspector gave Mr. Crawford a summons to ap pear at recorder's court yesterday morning for violation of the Kci'use ordinance. Mr. Crawford was present with his small to talk attorney, Mr. Jesse Harris, but Judge u r q U li art said as the city attorney wanted to be in court at the hearing, the case would be act down for Sat urday. Inspector Herrington said that he knew Mr. Crawford had a veteran's license, hut he had been instructed by City Attorney Hall to make cases against all those selling near-beer without a license,-whether veterans or not, and he was merely carrying out those Instructions. Attorney Harris had with him the decision of the court of appeals in a case carried up from Ocilla. A vet eran In that place sold near-beer, claiming that as a veteran he was *x- cimpt from municipal l|cens<l The city held that he was not exempt and the case went up with the result that the veteran’s contention wag upheld. Th© declaim will be made the argu ment for the dismissal on Saturday of the case against Crawford. This Is the first case of the kind brought before the recorder. Hcttle Bello Lyles, Dry Branch: As It Is so near Christmas I .will wrlle -ou what to bring me. Please grlng me a post card album, candles and fruits of nil kind. I will not ask you for a doll this time for I have two. Please bring me somo fireworks. I go to school every day. I am In the third grade. My* teacher's name Is Miss Lilly Clay. I'leaso don't forget her, mamma and papa. Dean Hilley, Dry Branch: I am a little oy nine years old. I want you to bring .no an airgun. candles of all kind. And pleaso Santa Clause dont forget to bring me some fire-works. I will close. Now dont forget to some to see mo. P.'S. Santa Clause don’t forget Mam ma and Papa. * Fred Perry, Cordele: I am a Little Boy going on 4 years old & my Grand va Pa u tny ns with us ft he ses he cant Huy mo No goat ft wnsou this tlnio A if you will he so send me one I will bo so Proud ft can go to sec too of my Little Cousin ft they can help me brake the Goat my Name Is Fred Perry ft iny Grand Pa *eO ho Is going to stop being Sheriff ft will buy me A Little Gray mule but I want A goat first my Grand Pa fells me the first thing when ho comes Home Fred bring me tho telegraph ft he told mo that Santa Claus sent him the Tcl- ageph & If you will tell you send me the goat ft wagon I will I will tell all of friends to read© your Paper the teUi- geaph. ,. Agnes Marlon Pittman, 132 Gordon street: I am Just four years old. ft I go to th© Kindergarten. I want you to plra^o bring mo a ptetty white coat * Luclle Jones, 1528 Third street: I wish Chrisam would hurry ft come so could bring iny play things I wan' big doll ft cart n teaset ft a lltle stove to cook on. bring little Bernice my sis ter, something too she Is bad ft 1 am good so bring me the most good things. Frank Castellaw, South Macon: 1 am a little boy 0 yrs. old ft go to school In * 5 1st grade, ft 1 want you to plmso Ing me a Uttle bicycle, train that runs tho track, and a neck tie ft cup ft snucer, nnd a ball, and a little nutoml- ile, ft lota of goodies ft fire works ft lease Aunt Claus don't for get tny two Ittlo brothers. Elwyn ft Louie. Regulates the bowels, promotes easy natural movements, cures constipation —Doan's Reguleta. Ask your druggist for them. 26 cents a box. Marked for Death. “Three years ago I was marked for death. A graveyurd cough was tear ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors fail ed to help me, and hope had fled when my husband got Dr. King's New Discovery/’ says Mrs. A. C. Williams of Bac. Ky. “Tho first dose helped mo and Improvement kept on until 1 had gained impounds In weight and my health was fully restored.’’ Thlr medicine holds the world’s healing re cord for coughs and colds and lung nnd throat diseases. It prevents pneu monia. Sold under guarant'-e at drug stores. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. FREE MUSICAL GONGERT AT iRVIIOHALL TONIGHT First of a Series of Concerts to bo Given by the Macon Musical School. Tonight at Irvine’s Hall, with no admission fee, flic first of a series of concerts by the Macon School of Music will be given. Tho program, given below, presents a treat for all music-loving people who will attend: phial March” (Hunkel). Miss Myrtle No. 1—Plano Duet: “German Trlum- Kaylor. Professor Peacock. No. 2—Selection by V.olln Pupils: "Tripping Measure Waltz.” (Frank- Ung). No. 3—Plano Solo: •'Star of Hope." (Goendler). Miss Katie Lou Howard. No. 4—Plano Duet: “S'lvcr iBells." Polka DcSalone. (Werts). Misses Odessa Dent. Bertha Wester. No. 5—Vocal Duet—Selected. Mar vel Waterhouse, Chester Burnett. No. 6—Selection by Violin Pupils: “On the Boulevard.” (Frankllng). No. 7—Plano Duet: “Tho Storm King.” (Paul). Miss Katie Lou How ard, Thom a 8 Waller. No. 8—Plano Solo: “Merry Bells.” (Wilson). Miss Myrtlo Kaylor. No. 9—Vocal Solo—Selected. Miss Ethel Waterhouse. No. 10—Piano Duet. Grand March you from "Tannhauser.” Misjes Byrdle it a —**---•• and Fanny Etheridge. Cooling Rain After Election. And now as a fitting climax to tho late tumultuous election, as is the case after every titanic battle, the Lord sends rain. Rain to cool tho atmosphere and tho pas sions of men, rain to remind the spirit of Mortnl that our llttlabattles ar$> n«»ih- Ing after nil. Just a transient passing whisper, while tho elements and their Creator endure forever. Man has no comprehension of space or time, and this la to call his attention to that little detail which he might have overlooked In tho excitement of the campaign. Now rain, aweet heavenly like benediction rain, descends smooth out all human differences and lend a suggestion that we get Mown to business.—Tombstone (Artz.) Epitaph. The Heal that Doesn't go up the Flue You rreeivc intense, direct heal from every ounce ol fuel burned— there are no damp chimneys or long pipes to waste the heat Irom a PERFECTION Oil Beater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) Carry it from room to room. Turn the wick hick or low—no bolher—mo smoke—no smell—automatic MiokelrtJ device prevents. Brass lonl holds A quarts, burns 9 hours. Bautilully linished in nickel or jipsn. Every heater warranted. Lamp (RlaHtr just wtut you want lor the long evenings. M«de o! buss, nickel pilled— lilesl im proved eenlrsl drill burner. Every Ump warranted. II your dealer cannot aupply the 1 erieetion Oil Heater or Rayo Ump wilt our nearcal agency. OT4SUSMU Oll^cami-AKY To Avoid Error- Do Nothing, or Die But if you love life—and are determined to be a winner— “hitch your wagon to a star” —and let tho wheels hit tho high places.. You'll likely get bumped hard and often—tut you’ll enjoy the ride when it’s over. To avoid error in Clothes buying—do your trading where honor rules—for where tliere’s'business character ., you’re sure to find Clothes quafity—sure—at Benson’s. AVe have some attractive lines—and attractive prices for the Christmas selling. V . FOR WEDDING AND ANNIVERSARY GIFTS, FOR DECORATING THE HOME, FOR SOMETHING OF PERMANENT VALUE, Sterling Silver, Rich Cut Glass and Fine China Have Always Been and Always Will be the Recognized Standard. THE PLACE TO GET IT IS L. 0. STEVENS JEWELRY STORE 366 Second Street. •M-H-I-M-M-l-H-H M-H-H-M-H Li COMMERCIAL UNDER UNITED STATES SUPERVISION. PREPARING FOR THE NEW YEAR, OPEN AN ACCOUNT NOW WITH STRONG THAT IS CONSERVATIVE POPULAR A C. F. STROBERG (Schatzman’s Old Stand.) BLACKSMITH AND RUBBER TIRE WORK SPECIALTY Ail Kinds of Building and Repairing of Carriages and Wagons. The American National Bank of Macon, Georgia The affairs of this Bank are governed with that conservatism, combined with enterprise and up-to-date methods, which makes soundness and satisfactory banking service. WE INVITE NEW ACCOUNTS Capital . . . $500,000.00 Surplus . . , $300,000.00 L. P. HILLYER. Vice-Pren f OSCAR E. DOOLY, Cashie* R. J. TAYLOR, President. R. W. JOHNSTON. V.-P. [. M-l M-H I H-H44444-HH Imitators Flatter.. If you want the real genuine and only drink lhat stands Ihe test, drink Bottled At All Good Dealers 5c H II111 III 11>.