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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 190b
MgWILUAMS-RANKIN company
410-412 Third Street
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When You Arc Out Shopping Monday Don’t Fail
to Come in and See These “ SPECIALS” -
The “SPECIALS” for Monday, represent something for
every member of the family. Remember we are not only men’s
clothiers and outfitters, but we are equally well prepared to take
care of the boy as well as the man. In the same sense we are
prepared to clothe the women and children, and the prices are in
every instance “money saving.” This is no idle term. We
make this statement as we do all others, with a careful regard for
truthfulness and accuracy.
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Men’s Overcoats
$12.50 Men’h all wool Beaver Over- d»Q rn
coats, special lor Monday «P O . D U
$15.00 Men’s Mack Cravenettes,
special for Monday .
Boys’ and Children’s
Overcoats
$5.50 Overcoats for Children and Boys, all wool,
Overcoats, ages 5 to 12 years, CIO Ct A
special for Monday tp4#*)v
$5.00 quality Youths’ and Boys’ long all wool
Overcoats, ages 8 to 15 years, d*0 CA
special for Monday ipO.CH/
$5.00 quality Boys’ Suits, all wool, ages 6 to 17
years, special for r A
Monday ipJ.DU
Men’s Pants
$8.00 values Men’s all wool Cash- AA
mere Pants, special for Monday . ..•P-^.UU
$(1.50 values Men’s all wool, pure
$4.85
Worsted Pants, special for Monday
Hats
$8.00 quality Hats in all the new d'rt
styles and shades, special for Monila»P-4. V/v/
Best $1.00 Shirt in Macon, Brighton >7Q
Brand, special for Monday i /C
$1.00 Men’s dressed and undressed Kid Gloves,
silk lined, special for 7Qr*
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Men’s bleached canton flannel, elastic seamed-
Drawers, reduced special for /l CT _
Monday 40C
50c Child’s lamb’s wool Sweaters,
special for Monday
75o Boys’ all wool Knee Pants, 8 to 8 rtC*
years, special for Monday
Ladies’ Ready-to- Wear Suits
CUT TO HALF PRICE FOR MONDAY
$15.00 Suits, special for Monday $ 7.50
$20.00 Suits, special for Monday $10.00
$25.00 Suits, special for Monday $12.50
$30.00 Suits, special for Monday $15.00
$30 and $40 Suits, special for Monday . .$18.00
Extra Specials
25c quality Ladies’ Vests and Pants, -J
special for Monday -L /L
50c quality Ladies’ Vests and Pants, O Q-
special for Monday * U
Amoskeag staple Ginghams, special f
for Monday, the yard OU
Best Calicoes, special for Monday, ff
per yard OU
Best Cotton Flannel, special for Mon- Q
day, the yard OC
Best Tvimona Outings, special 71/ r*
for Monday, the yard / /2 C
Full size Bleached Sheets, special q A _
for Monday O ?C
22 1-2 yards 6c Sea Island, yard widedj •* AA
special for Monduy ip A.UU
50c all linen Table Damask, special
for Monday '.
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25,000 yards mill end Ginghams, worth 10c and
12 l-2c per yard, special for HI/
Monday / 72 C
35c red Table Damask, full width, C\-i
special for Monday jCJLLs
15c Hemstitched Huck Towels,
special for Monday
25c Ladies’ Bnrson Brand Hose,
special for Monday
15c Pillow Cases, largo size,
'special for Monday
..9c
19c
10c
Old Santa Claus’ Mail Bag Is
Chock Full of Sweet Letters
Tho Old Fellow Will Have Lots to Do If Ho Can Fill
Even Half the Orders, lint lie Will
I)o His Very Best
—
f|*he rending of the letters* to Santn
Cttua bits stirred the nnmoilrs within
Ibr*n»t of one of the old time boys,
nnd he sends thla letter to stir the mem*
o#4*e of nth«r«:
Lear Old 8*nta Claus -We have been
Very south Interested In reading the
many letters from the dear chiltlicu to
> oil.
Home of the hoya nml glrla me eon-
f easing to you tliat tiny have not Iteen
good all-the year, hut promising if you
will make them * visit und briny doll*,
doll carriage*. cooking stoves, candy of
nil kinds, und fiults of all Varieties, flr*
engines. velocipedes, railroad eimUtcs.
and trains that will run. ulso a horn that
util keep tho household In a dread nil
Might and day, and to«i many other things
that cannot l*e mentioned Just now.
After you act through with all the
hrlgtit eyvd boys and girl*. won’t you
kindly remember the following “old chil
dren” of forty-live to fifty yrara of age.
A HAPPY
HOME
Is one where health abounds.
With Impure blood there can
not be good health.
With a disordered LIVER there
cannot be good blood.
Tutt’sPills
revivify the torrid LIVER and rwtora
lid natural action.
A healthy LIVER meins pure
blood. ——
Pure Mood means healths
health mean* happiness.
Take no Substitute* All Druf
We nre now running down grade at a
very rapid rate, and rending the many
sweet letters from our children and
grandchildren, we nre carried back to
•uir Itoybond days, and find that very few
of out- frt.lirrs nnd mothers are now liv
ing to itn.k out for our hnpplncss and
Christmas Joy*.
When wo stroll immml our Iteautlful
city, and look at the many pretty toys,
which ore n great Improvement over the
ones that Old Hants brought u*. when
w e were loaning on our mothers breast,
limbing Iter knee*. Yet we on not help
tin horn, tin horse.
slide oiler Hunt.* runs has visited nil of
a visit.
We will confess thnt we have not been
good boya all the time, hut our fathers
and mothers thought that we were very
sw We hope that Old 8anta Claus
will forgive us and call to oeo u* this
Christmas for fear that we will be over-
looked. *
You will find out sog hanging l>y the
lire place, ns they hung'gears ago. t? you
should come, dear old friend, to tho
forty-five and fifty year old children.
No doubt that you will cause the old
wrinkled face to smile and ahltto cnee
more. If you should find any of our
grandmothers, grandfathers, father* and
mothers living remember them kindly for
us. for we find as we grow older cur love
for them Is much stronger.
OM Santa, how welt we all remember
••mg Singleton” and “Utile (Ungleton."
and what a army of boys turned out on
Christ mas day to follow “Speck Cooper"
all over town blowing tin horns, he lead
ing the hoys. Never will wa have suck
days again, marching down Mulberry, up
Cherry afreet and Cotron avenue, units*
we could all march out Christmas day
on Mulberry and Cherry etreete with
"Big Singleton” and “l.ltCe Rings ton”
In a one-horse wagon leading the happy
bore of IMS to 1«U. _
mm Weatcott. Ben Oeodyear. Will
Goodyear. Al Goodyear, If. P. Rurfhard.
Julias k. Burg hard. Tpjdgsa Smith.
George Findlay. George Plant. Qeo. T.
Hams, V. A. kcuard. Lee UoffUtglou.
Hob Nottingham. Jno. H. Ihirnett. On In
Munsec, Jim Cronin, Sol Huge and Oscar
Crocket (or "Cricket” at scltooh.
Susie Williams. It. F. IJ. No. 6: Please
print my le.ter to 8nntn Claus. My
name Ik Susie Williams and live on It. F.
I*. No. .*» Please bring me a doll car
riage, a doll n tea set and table also
fruits ami candle**, l go to school und
am a good girl.
George Willis, SK» Chappell street:
PU-as bring mo a drum a pistol a sword
a harp a cap a Itox of candy nuts,
oranges apples a knife I got a dog but
1 got him tied do not bo afraid.
Alleen William*, It. V. IX No. 5:
name I* Alien* Williams and live on
F. IX No. b print my letter to Sam.
W. T. Lo*.t, l*5«f Second street: I am
a little boy t yr*» old. I am In the First
grade at school and please bring ttte a big
wagon a nice drum, n cap buster a horn
that makes lot of noise a story Unde
Foxy Grand l*a. n cap pun and
id candy and nuts, and
i pair of nice ktd gloves, a package
works, a black board eraser, a
bell, a story book, a ring, u wide
black twit, j* cap buntci. and some rod
citronce !*Mt. Ittt Beyond street: l
am papa’* little man. I am nearly three
m. okl and please bring me a wheel
barrow *'*|
train wl
pi ease bring' my Veddy a anlT of overalls
and n little mule to ride and candy, nuts
and Ifu'.t and lira crackers and I will be
a good little boy.
Ophle Wood. liiET Tex.: You Itave
always been kind to me and I know you
will bring me something nice this Christ-
mao. I want a great tlx doll and a doll
bod and a horn and a doll trunk.
fun __
tor this
Ikd/ord Walk*;. UU* street:
tnos In nearly hero again and I nm awful
glad for you are always ho good to me.
Santa please bring me a over coat with
fur around the neck and a pair of mittens
and lots of fireworks. And I would like
a fountain pen cause the ono you brought
mo lust year I have lost
j, will you please remember me by
bringing mo a wagon, an express wagon
dear Santa with rod letters on It. a drum
and one of those auto caps, some tire
works and confectionery’s. I have tried
to be n good boy.
Clan Smith, Fails street: Santa l nm
a little boy three years old and want
you' to bring me a rocking horse, a big
red l»ull and one of those horses you wind
up nnd they will run,. I don’t care for
any lire works a* papa says I am to
!<mull to shoot them. Bring papa some
thing nice to Santa.
Charlie Smith, Kills street: I am n
little boy and w’nnt yon to bring me a
teddy boar, a ball and rocking cha|r. Re
member my dear old grandma and
grandpa Santa.
Gladys Btssell. U. F. IX No. S: 1 want
n nice trunk and rocking chair, remember
ntatna, brother nnd papa.
tea sets.. I want a big dolt dressed In
blue silk with lace and ribbon. I want
a wash-stand and a bureau. I want «
bowl and a pitcher, a doll bed and a doll
carriage, a sprinkler. I want a doll ta
ble and some chain*, and Santa If you
want to give me a pretty ring. If I can
1 am going to give you a present, don’t
forget my doll dressed In blue silk lace
and ribbon.,
I*. 8. How I love If I was going to
be up tonight I would kies you.
enough to write*so l will get my brother
Annie Bell Robinson: I am a little
BLOOD POISON
8PECIAU8T8. If you have ruah,
copper-colored sputa, falling hair,
sow mouth and throat, aching bones,
ulcers. One course of Berllno, TO
pills taken In SO days will heal all
ulcer* no matter where located, or
Itow many. Your pains will all van-
110.00 by registered letter, or postal
order. We guarantee three course*
taken at proper intervals under our
direction will permanently cum worst
cases or money back. On* course
will convince you. l-rt us save you
from blindness, paralysis, locomotor-
New Yotk City.
thing good. And pleaso bring mo those
things. I have n sweet little sister two
years old. And she wants u doll nnd
chewing gum. And cnythlng that you
think site would be glad to have.
— automobile and although I am a lit
tle boy i would like so much to have
some little Irons nnd a doll. And Santa
dont forgot my little rocking chair, and
lots of fruit and candy and nuts.
(Continued on Page Seven.)
"A Christmas Dinner Table
without a few flowers is a
Christmas Dinner Table that
could be considerably more at
tractive.”'
Stock Trading Legitimate.
Trading In stocks is Just as legitimate
ns trading In any commodity and specu
lation In stocks can no more be forbid
den or prevented than spet ulatlon in
wheat or sngur or land. U Is only be
cause the method* of buying and selling
stocks lend themselves more easily to
general participation In speculation or
gambling that they become more dan
gerous. As long as the gamblers lose
only to one another, und the publh
Match That
Fine Team
with a handsome carriage. Come here
and select It and then you will have a
rig ( you may well be proud of. Wo .
don’t ask you to pay for mere attrac
tiveness In our carriages either. In
fact we don’t n*k you to pay for It at
all. Wo charge only for quality In our
carriage selling. You pay only for
the best materials nnd workmanship.
The good looks wc throw in for good
measure.
218-220 Third Street.
Phon&>-2545.
keeps out of tho game, nobody need
complain. Rut the game cannot l>e con
tinued In that way. The public. In fact.
holds aloof not only from speculation, ;
but from actual Investment, und artifi
cial efforts to stimulate Its Interest only.
Increase the distrust and the resulting
depression.—Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The best Holly Wreaths, 50c
each can be found at the Idle
Hour Nurseries.
Is Germany Ready?
It seems as yet impossible to spell out
any basis upon which Germany would i
consent to go to war with Great Britain, j
Great as her military strength has grown
how can she overcome? encircling Europe?
Enormous as have been her economic and
Industrial strides, other powers have also
gone ahead, and though hes wealth con
tinues to Increase, can she ever hope to I
build up a navy to cope with that of tho
ttrtttsh. In l*.l Prince Bismarck mad*'
the boost that h# hod refused the bank i
notea of France In payment of the war
indemnity, and hod demanded gold on
drafts on other nations, yet today Ger- I
man funds on the market are about ten
francs lower than the FTench rentes.—
New York Globe.
S. SYMAN,
"Tailor for Dressy Men.’
QUAUTYorQUANTITY, WHICH?
If you want the largest quantity for your money
and care nothing about the quality, don’t ^rder
from us. If you want quality first and quantity
next, try ~ •
KENTUCKY SPRAY RYE,
FOUR FULL QUARTS $4 00.
Express Prepaid.
Cash Mutt Accompany Order.
There are lower priced brands on the market, but
a trial will convince you that KENTUCKY SPRAY
j Is more than vr>rtli the difference.
Lr ' . When you receive the good*, sample It. and If you
.KlLK * .CSS not flnd It to be the best you ever tagted. ship
R back to ua at our expense, and we will promptly
L « •« — refund your money. You tee you run no risk in
B » . *8 dealing With U8.
. FREE: Our complete Illustrated Price List sent
* - r j free on receipt of postal card requett. It explains
WHY we save you money.
United Liquor Store
Branch United Liquor Stores Company.
(Capital, $250,000.00).
244*246 E. Main Sir.et. CHATTANOOCA. TCNN-
Or S30-E40 W««t Bay Strict. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
Pranchc. alia it N.w Orlrni., La., McmphU, Tcnn. and Buffalo,
X. T. Bmd order to ncarol .ton.