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L THE MACON DATLY WhJMLfAi A: WEDNESDAY MORNING^ DECEMBER 23, 1908 BUY A PIANO FOR CHRISTMAS You could find no better Christmas Present for your Wife or Daughter. For two days, December 23 and 24, we are offering $325 Pianos for $225; $300 Pianos iff $200 TERMS: $10.00 Cash and $5.00 Per Month THIS IS HEADQUARTERS COMIAND^EEOUR*BEAUWUL STOCK THE F. A. GUTTENBERGER CO. M TRIANGLE BLOCK " f V; LETTERS THAT COME FROM LITTLE HEARTS AND ALL ARE ADDRESSED TO SANTA CLAU8, CARE THE TELEGRAPH. flrtmlcy Raggett, 2127 Borond street: I utn u llttto luiy not quite two years old. Of course I rnn’t write so I will Rot nmninui to write for me. If I don't hur- and a little tiny coffee mill iti'd sumo candy, fruit* and anything clso you think would be nice for little boy*. Nettle Leo Croom, 11*21 Hrcond street: rieusu don't forget to atop ut our Iiouno. 1 want you to bring me a doll, carrlugo, horn mid fruit and anything else think u good little girl would like. J. T. Croom, 1921 Hocond street: Bring inc an Indian suit, a hum. a drum plenty of fruit and fireworks. you mo a doll and carriage and lltt|# stove Edna A. nnd ruul Andrews, 610 Clin- ton street: 1 am a little girl eight years old. 1 KO to school and In the third grade. I am going to tell you what want for xmas. 1 want a largo doll, „ stove, n clock some fire works and nuts of all kinds, apples orange*. 1 have a little brother who Is two years old nnd not large enough to write. Ho I will write Ids In with mine, llo wants a horn. drum, a llttlo horse. 1>AII, express wagon, A pie tin and some caps. Thui will he nil this time 1 guess, 1*. H. Bring me u ruber ball. Ruby MrOhoe, Gray: I nm a little girl eleven years old I am In the fourth grade I want you too bring me some lire want you to bring me u white woolen toque and some story books. 1 want y6tt to bring nty brother n air gun uml a Iffuind of shot and nuts nnd some fruit iiml some fire works, bring my little ten months old. me u steam engine a suit of clothes, some fire works and fruit and nuts nnd plousa dont forget my little brother two years old nnd papa and mama. inns. I thought 1 would us you would be sure to bring me some toys tills year. I don't want much, so please Santa don’t forget. Bring mo a rug doll nml some plro.candy I saw In Kresses a pair of mitts to keep my little hands warm some bananus. apple, oranges, grape, nuts nnd lots of goodies and don t forget my little play mates llesslo nnd •'Monk” they have been good and want a doll with curley hair. And please bring my little friend George Jones some fire works a rock horso but dont bring him a cap pistol ho might shoot some one. P. H. If you don't get this let tne know nnd 1 will write another one. Evelyn West, Ft. Hill street: I have tried to ho a good little girl all the yenr. 1 nm nine years old Hants please bring me a girl and ls»y doll tieivau. wnshstnml. tea set bed. and n lltlle sweater apiece for my dollies. Please don't forget my little friend ltutli Williams, and my lit tle cousin Edgar Johnson. Edgar lives on Second street 1 dont know wliat my “Merode Fiitislulu Underwear Four Essentials In Women's Under Garments You will find all four in “Morodo” (Hand. Finished) Underwear, made exclusively for women and children by women. For perfection of fit nnd fineness of finish cc r Merode” ; sa Underwear has no superior. Elastic, (soft und porous, it is exceedingly comfort.nhlo to the skiu uqd most satisfactory in wear. We show theso garments in a lirond assort ment of styles and shapes, in materials and weights adupted to the season. “Merode” (Ilnnd-Fiuished) Underwear is a revelation in comfort, beauty, fit nnd quality. We quote a few numbers for your beuefit:— No Color. Dtm rt pilot,. Ill) Whit*. Itfht weight. Bnc«i combed cotton- Ml Cream, medium weight. flneet combed cotton .M <t» Whit*, heavy weight fleeced combed cotton.. .10 Cl Waite and Silver. heavy weight merino, 10 per cent wool .7} (00 White, medium weight n.e»r.o, to p. c. wool ,M (•i White, light weight merino, M p. c. wool ... .00 (Ii Watte, light weight allk and wool, M p. c. allk 1.00 (71 Whit* and Silver, winter weight merino, It p. 1,rawer*. Veata. Coracle i Tight, Covert. Union Sulla. * Extra Extra Btaea. Blaea. Sleet. Sltca. Price 1-0 40-44 (-0 40-44 l.lt t.OS 1.M 411 Whlt^ ^nedlum weight, allk and wool. 11 p. ^ ## 140 White and Sliver,* heavy weight merlno! 1» p. f . wool !•** 174 White, heavy welgai. M p a. wool. 10 P. c. allk l.M Children's sisters. Murlc nml (Tenter want. We will have u Christinas "tree, Santa, ami please put my presents on It. Dear oh! Santa Clans, please do not conic down the smutty chimney, but come In at tho front <door, for I will leave It unlocked. P. H. Please do not forget my llttlo blble with my name on-It In gold. Chnrlcs Marlon I.utiK*t#i, 1780 Third street: 1 am a little boy three years old. I am good sometimes and I want you to tiring me a ring, locket uml hnt pin with diamonds In them, uml a pretty brown lint with big plumes on It like Julia's and some brown rlhl»on. And please bring sure enough auto, one that will My dada wants a box of cigars, and dont fer get my mama. nner. 2554 Fourth street: I am a little girl almost two years old and wont ask for very much this Xinn* io please Just bring me a doll und doll arriuge and some fruits. Irllnn Kemper. 2554 Fourth street: I am a llttlo girl cloven yeurs old. I don’t want much this ’Xmas. I want a patent leather cap n patent leather belt, and a pour of rubbers. I guest this is all. But Oil Bantu Claus I forgot to te’l you to dont forget my llttlo sister and brother. My llttlo sister will write later. I want sonio fruits nnd llrefork* to. Claudio W. Ollplmnt. 3.16 Ross street: _ ..... iden haired boy, most six _ — - i want you dear Hanta to bring me u llttlo engeno and two cars nnd track for engeno to run on. nnd a llttlo flddlo nnd bow, nnd one of thorn llttlo guns what shoots stopper* nnd whole lot of nice candy nnd fruits etc. RmIn I am good llttlo hoy nnd I help mnnm do n whole lot of things nnd hopo that you wont forget me. Roy Austin. 136 Highland nvenue; 1 am a llttlo boy seven years old 1 want you to Please bring me a bicycle air gun Tlfton. Marlon riictps Wade, North Highlands. I am a llttlo boy seven years old. 1 llko very much to play soldier, so I want you to bring mo a soldier suit, lcgghis gloves blue shirt ami ever thing a soldier wears. 1 also want nn nlr gun a sword and a horn. 1 want some fife crackers nnd sky rockets. Home fruits snd can dles please bring me plenty of shot. I*iw Bantu pies so bring mo nil of these things for 1 have been a very good boy nnd have made blank all tho yenr and will try to do still better next year. Mamie E. Griffin, Jacksonville: I want a stove and a dell trunk nnd a pair of gloves and a yard of ribbon and please mako It white nnd please bring me some fruit and candy. I live at 626 I.aFuy- etto st. Jacksonville Fla. please dont forget mother ami papa. If 1 ulnt at homo 1 will bt> at Mrs. Ltxxle pass more's, ns 1 stays with her some time mIic Is 30 lonesome hut you can leave my thing at homo for mo because 1 go homo early. Bessio Woodall. Macon: l have been wanting to write you a long time but mama said 1 was to old but I am not am 1? 1 want a "nigger doll" a pair of skates and some goodie*. I’ve been Just ns good and helped mama lots. Now, don’t forget my plnymntes nt the drug store bring him to see me. umschi, «uu icrxci me uici .xums. mu l can’t expect you to remember all of the little girls. 1’lease bring me lots of can dy and oranges nnd "Tuney" want* a Begat - und a nlckto and that* all. ’ Minnie Lee nnd .Eunice Melton. Chur*-h .65 61.00 <1.25 .65 1.00 1.25 .65 1.60 1.15 1.65 £.00 1.65 2.10 1.06 1.21 1.06 2.50 1.21 2.00 2.50 t*0 . 05 .. .all »Uos 9C«i White and Natural, winter weight merino. 10 p. c. wool .1 • t;o U Whit# and Natural, winter weight merino, 60 p. c. wool, union suits, all site* W. A. DOODY CO. SOLE AGENTS WL do not want much this Chrlsti Our Just want a great big doll, beauti fully dressed In white. Our little sister Anna !<ow want* a doll and carriage she Is three years old. Our baby sister, who Is a Uny little baby she la not named, rieuso lying her a rattler. Our big brother Ross, he Is only sixteen years old. He wants a billy goat, air gun and “COMING THRO’ THE RYE.” What must bo regarded as one of the very greatest amusement events of the season will occur at the Grand on Christinas day, December 25th, mat inee nt 3 p. r.i., night at 8:15. when the famous musical comedy "Coming Thro’ the Rye’’ will bo presented. It will bo given by a great company of sixty comedians, singers and dancers, headed by Torn Waters, a comedian of unusually fine ability. "Coming Thro* tho Rye" has toured the United Staten tho past two seasons and made a record of success and attendance everywhere which has never been equaled by any musical comedy. It Is one of those vast pro^uct'ons which Is not only characterized by an ini- menso presenting company, but which a remurkubln display of scenery and costume and elcc- preparod for the big Broadway thea ters In New York. "Coming Thi*o* the Rye” was written by George V. Ho bart. a distinguished humorist nnd the music avas composed by A. Baldwin Sloane. Tho comedy element of this pleco Is said to keep an audience screaming with laughter from tho be ginning to the finish, except what re lief is afforded by some unusually striking and effective musical num ber. If this production 13 greeted in this city ns It has been elsewhere it will be witnessed by as many people ns can get within the four walls of the theater. Tho number one company and R reduction In every detail will be seen ere and theater-goers may confident ly rely upon n performance of the very highest order of excellence. The ad vance sale of scats opens this morn ing. JAMES K. HACKETT. Mr. James K. Hackett, the distin guished American actor who Is uni versally regarded as foremost in his profession In roles of romantic type is now mak'ng his first general tour of the south since ho became a star. Ho has been received with a cordiality nnd enthusiasm which has made him regret that he did not make the ear lier acquaintance of the theater-goers of the south. During his tour he is presenting his greatest success—An thony Hope’s greatest of oil romant’c plays. "The Prisoner of Zenda." His engagement in this city will occur ut the Grand theater next Saturday. MISS ROBSON AS “VERA. THE MEDIUM." Spiritualism, mediums, clairvoyance, telekinesis and other kindred matters form a large part of the theme of Elea nor Robson’s new play, "Vera, the Med ium,” written for her by Richard Harding Davis, and which will he here shortly. Incidentally. Miss Rob son has scored one of the real hits of her career, and It Is not unlikely that tho new play will be Incorporated In the repertoire that she Is gradually ac cumulating. It Is her desire to get at least six or seven plays that will *i|va H —and anyone who has followed theat ricals In this country knows what a task that Is—and play them from tlma to time, changing the bill each night. Florida Rogers. IVIhsm: Wens bring me a Teddy-bear. I want you to bring me a kldbodlc doll that will go to sleep and 1 want her hair to be black. I want you to bring me a big dollhouse and a sute of furnature. For my doll* And 1 want you to bring me a slop bucket and a w*sn bowl and pitcher. For toy dolls. And 1 want you to bring me a eating Uble and chairs. And some fire work* And some fruta. I am a little girl 9 years old. Marked for Osalh. "Three year* ago I was marked for death. A graveyard cough was tear Ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors fall ed to help me, and hope had fled, when my husband got Dr King’s New Discovery,” says Mrs. A. C. Williams of Bsc. Ky. "The first dose helped me and Improvement kept on until 1 had gained 56 pound* In weight and my health was fully restored." Thli medicine holds the world’s healing re sord for coughs sad colds snd lum nnd throat diseases. It prevents pam m 'Mi. Bold under guarantee si dmi • tors* Bo an.l |1.60. Trial bottls A HAPPY HOME Is one where heslth abound,. With Impure blood there can not be good health. Wlthadleordercd LIVER there cannot be good blood. Tutt’sPills ^revivify tbs torpid UVER and restore Its natural action. A healthy UVER means port Health means happiness. Take no Substitute. All Druggists. much ns did the late Richard Mans field. Miss Robson appears ut tho Grand on Monday night, December 28th. “THE RIGHT OF WAY.” In making a *pl iy from a popular novel the effectiveness of the result depends very largely upon ability In relation, condensation and elimina tion. Tho result fs pretty certain to be disappointing to somebody or other. One man will read a book for its story, onothcr for its characterization, a third for Its conversation and a fourth for its descriptive quality. Mr. Eugone Prcsbrey has succeeded In offering a brilliant dramatization of tho widely read and much dikeussed novel, "The Right of Way," by Sir Gilbert Parker which will pay a visit to tho Grand Opera House for one performance on December 29th. The play Is especially Interesting ow ing to tho fAct that H contains plenty of physical action, as well as a deep psychological study. Many persons no doubt find their chief pleasure In contemplating the operations of men tal end moral forces at work on the character of "Beauty" Steele. These are elements which do not easily lend themselves to the ordinary methods of theatrical elucidation, but the sub sequent regene: nt Ion of the chief char acter and hi* ultimate return to a con sciousness ot what has transpired In his life, and tho heroic self-sacrifice he waves In order to divert unhappiness from others are fine moments of gen uine Impress I veness. BLANCHE "\VALSH. “The Test,” which will be seen at tho Grand on the evening of December 31. is the work of Jules Eckert Good man. It Is declared by critics to be strongest drama produced In America in many years. In this play Miss Blanche Walsh has found & ve hicle particularly suited to her dra matic talents. She considers it to be of greater dramatic value than any production In which she has ever np» pcared. Miss Walsh has spared neith er pains nor expense in getting to gether one of tho best casts that pos sibly could be employed. Christmas Cakes, decorated and plain, guaranteed the best that can be made. See our at tractive display at 512 First street. Phone 105. Newman Baking Co. COMING OF HACKETT. Hi, Special Agent Arrived in the City Ye.terday Afterneon. Mr. P. A. McKoe, special agent of Mr. Jamee K. Hackett, the celebrated romantic actor who appear, at the Grand on neat Saturday evening. In "The Prisoner of Zenda" was In the city yesterday looking nfter the detail, of Zenda," looking after the det.ils of Mr. Hackett’a engagement. This talented actor bn. not visited the eouth for noma year., but the large hu.lnea. that ho ha. been playing to le a guarantee that the nouthrrn theater goer! ere loyal to him. hi many place, record, ot theater, have been broken and hou.ee eold out before Mr. Hack- ett'a arrival. It la tare to .ay that he I. the rumanllc actor par excellence of th% American stage and possibly the entire English speaking stage. The pert that he will appear In on Satur day evening. "The Prisoner ot Zen ds," 1. on* calculated to bring out ht. greatest histrionic abilities; In fact hti interpretation of this rol* has mado him famou. front ocean to ocean. The company supporting this great tier lx from Mr. Hackctt’s theater In 47d street. New Vork City, and In cludes same of the best known legiti mate player., to the American atage. Mr. Hackett travel* In the most ex clusive way In hie own special train Including two baggage and scene cars: a day roach; a d ner and hie own elaborate private car the ~Io|anth*.~ •aid to he one of the moat luxurious bite of railroad rolling stock In the world. Thera are but flve olivets car. In this country having baths, and Mr. Hseketl le fortunate enough to pos- etM one of them. Mr. Hackett la n! most devoted eon and It is almost entirely for the sake of his clurmtln* mother, who accompanies h’m on all hie tour* that this private car I* rar- i rted. 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