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CRANKSHAW
JEWELER
CRANKSHAW
JEWELER
Fof Those in
Search of
Modest
Ones,
For Those in
Search of
' Costly
Gifts,
Crankshaw Has
Them
He. Has Them
Also
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You will find both the costly and the modest gifts alike bear the unrivaled stamp of quality, elegance and artis
tic beauty evidenced in each article of Crankshaw’s stock. To assist you in your selections, and to furnish you a sug
gestive list of priced articles, we would say:
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
FOR GRANDMOTHER
Work box with silver appointments,
$7.60.
Hendkerchief Box in. cut glass and
silver, $12.50 up.
Silver Toilet Set. $6.00 up.
Jet Brooches, $3 up.
Gold Thimble, $4.00 up.
Brooch with amethyst or pearl set
tings, $10.00 up.
Gold or enameled Waist Sets, $1.60 up.
Silver Vases, $2.00, up.
Silver Thimbles, 50c up. «
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
FOR MOTHER
Elegant table silver. Knives, Forks and
Spoons, in a variety of patterns.
Celery Trays, $6.00 up.
Sandwich Plates. $12.50 up. .
Brooches, $1.50 up.
Purses, $5.00 up. .
Cu<t Pins, $1.50 up.
Collar Pins, $1.50 up.
Toilet Sets,-$6.00 up.
Manicure Sets, $7.60 up.
Umbrellas, $6.00 up.
Combs, $3.00 up.
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
FOR THE BABY
Gold Pins for cap or dress. $1!60 up.;
Safety Pius, $1.25.
Locket and Chain. $3.60 up.
Dainty Finger Ring, $1.00 up. *
Rattlers, $3.00 up.
Silver Spoons, $1.00 up.
Silver Mugs, $3.50 up. <
Sityer Knife, Fork and Spoon, $4 up.
Silver Toilet Set, $3.60 up.
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
FOR A LADY
Opera Glasses. $10.00 up. 9
Jewel Boxes, $3.60 up.
Purses. $5.00 up. Brooches, $1.50 up.
Bracelets, $7.60 up.
Veil Pin, $2.00 up.
Silver Picture Frame. $3.00 up.
Embroidery Set, in ease, $7.60 up.
Powder Box, $3.00 up.
Waist’ S«t, $2.60 up.
Silver Purses and Card C'nses, $7.50 up.
Lockets, $3.50 up.
Necklaces^ $5.00 up.
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
FOR A COLLEGE GIRL
Neck Chain or Gold Beads, $2.00 up.
Diamond Solitaire, $20.00 up.
A Crankshaw Watch, $10.00 up.
Gold Bracelet, $4.60 up.
Purses, $5.00 up.
Silver Picture Frames. $3.00 up.
Silver Card Case, $7.60 up.
Powder Box, cut glass, silver, $3.50 up.
Manicure Set. $7.60 up.
Fobs, $1.25 up. .»»
Crosses, $1.60 up.
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
FOR GRANDFATHER
Gold-handled Cane, $6.00 up.
Gold Cuff Buttons, $2.00 up.
Gold Match Box, $15 up.
Silver Soap Box, $5.00 up.
Whiskey Bottles, $10.00 up.
Silver Flask, $6.00 up.
Mounted Pipes, $3.50 up.
Tobacco Jar, $10.00.
Handsome Stein, $4.00 up.
Silver Water Pitcher for room, $6.00.
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
FOR FATHER :
Wine Set, $12 up.
Corkscrew, $6.00 up.
Scotch Bottles, $6.60 up.
Tobacco Boxes, $5.00 up. I
Cigar Cutter, $3.00 up. /
Gold Key Ring and Chaii), $7.50 ujv
Gold Penknife, $5.00i up.
Scarf Pin, $1.00 up.
Tie Clips, $1.60 up.
Studs, $2,60 up.
Silver Knives, $1.00 up.
Fraternal Charms, Buttons and Pins.
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
. . ' FOR THE BOY
Watches, $3:50 up.
’Scarf Pjns, $1.00 up.
Sijgnet Ring, $2.60 up.
Cuff Buttons, 76c up.
Collar Buttons, $1.00 up.
Penknife, silver, $1.00 up.
Silver Pencil .$1.60 up. -•
Military Brushes, $6.60 per pair up.
Fobs, $1.25. IX •
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
FOR A GENTLEMAN
Ilandsome Scarf Pin, $5.00 up.
Gold Tie Clips, $1.50 up.
Cigar Cases, $7.60 .up.
Gold-handled Walking Canes, $7.60 up.
Gold Lockets, $3.50 up.
Fobs, $1.50 up. Bill Folds, $4.60 up.
Military Brushes, $6.60 up.
Collar Buttons, $1.00 up.
Manicure Set, $7.60 up.
Shnving Set. $7.60 up. %
Watch Chains, $3.50 up.
Lockets, $3.50 up.
A CRANKSHAW GIFT
FOR A OOLLEGE MAN
Cuff Buttons, $2.00 up.
A Crankshaw Watch. $12.50 up.
Scarf Pin,' $1.00 up.
Manicure Set, $7.50 up.
Military Brushes, $6.60 per pair up.
Match Boxes, $1,60 up.
Pipes, $3.00 up.
Studs, $3.50 up.
Silver frames in all sizes, $3.00 up.
Seal Rings. $4.00 up.
We take great pride in our Christmas stock this year for it is more wonderfully beautiful than ever before. We want everyone interested in Christmas shop
ping to come in and let us show you through our wealth of lovely gifts.
CHARLES W. CRANKSHAW
16 Whitehall Street ,
In The Century Building
HOTEL GUESTS FLEE
Hurry From Beds Into the
Streets Late In the
• Night.
MOULTRIE. Os.. Dec. 14 The Southern
in Moultri*. owned by P. B. Allen snk
"'*••1 by H. J, Murphy, burned this morn-
- M I o'clock. The bits* discovered
rrsr of the hotel by the%o)ice nod
iNnuite* were hurried from their beds Into
, Mr j* t Y '***•• hotel, wan constructed of
, therefore.burned rapidly, endanger-
s the First Baptist ehurrh near by, and
' ‘ tiens' Bank. Seweral small buildings
wera burned.
lots is 94.000, with insurance <
hotel and furniture of 95JK>0.
The hotel had twenty!!?* rooms.
idjoining '
The losi
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Promptly and cseaply, too. No
waste, NO LOST MOTION. For
details apply to any Daily
Newspaper, any responsible ad
vertising agency, or Secretary,
The Six Point League, Tribune
Bldg., New York.
insist on Dailies
Dainty Morsels of
It Confectionery 60c lb
HEAVY FIRE LOSS
DURING THE YEAR
AUGUSTA, Gs, D«c. 14.—Aususta’a
total lire lorn during the year 190S, up
to date, la 1302.251, agalnat a total Ion*
during the year 1007 of only 154,948.
With one.exception the unuttually heavy
damage wax partially the result of the
August flood. The Nixon warehouse
Are. which occurred while the water
was at Its height, entailed a loss of
about $90,400. The Perkins Lumber
Company Are, coming some months
before the Aood, did damage amounting
to about $61,000. The Whitney Are loss,
soon after the flood. Is estimated at
$11,000, or there4Lboilts. -Another Are
| that* occurred during the Aood reaulted
In a loas of about $5,000.
In hla annual report to city council.
Chief Frank O. Reynolds, of the Augus
ta Are department, will urgently recom
mend the Installation of msnynewflre
alarm boxes. He recommended this
improvement at the close of tjie Aacsl
year of 1007, but up to datp It has not
been made,
TWO ARE VICTIMS
OF BLACK HAND
. JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Dee. Hc-Hast.
Irgs was the scene of » Black Hand
crime last night, when John O Nell, a
wealthy foreigner, and Tony Roggers.
a boarder, was . attacked frrnn behind.
Both were so mercilessly slabbed that
they will be permanently disabled.
The cries of the Injured attracted the
attention of Constable Noel, whoJW
near. The ofneer got a good look at the
assailants before they disappeared In
the darkness antLa few minutes later x
posse, headed by Noel. affTSIfd IU-
phael and Domlnco Capparilo and Dom
inic Organza, who hav4 been Identl-
ft diet hv the victim**
THIEVES' VISITS'
PBECII SANTA'S
Burglars and Hold-Up Men
Busily Gathering Spoils
for Holidays.
I
I That Atlanta la inflated with energetic
criminal* who ore workJhg overtime «*!•
• ilenced by Jhe number gf hold up* and !*ur-
jKlnrle* committed In the pnat few day*.
I The thieve* and crook* itcem to have fig
ured It that theiu* nnte-f'hrtitntnf day*
mean a barve*t for them. If they will only
gather It in. and they ore working day and
night. During the pant two weeka numcr-
ona hons**s In different teething of" the city
have been looted, many of them Jo broad
daylight, while the occupants' were .down
town chopping for Christmas.
l!blef Jennlnga and \He whole police force
I* on the nlert and la keepln/ n eioae
watch out for then® bold criminal*. «Bcvernl
nrresta hnve lieen made and a number of
hurgfara fatyled lu Jail.
Two Hold-Ups.
IfOld-up men got In their work Ratulsy
night In two different acctfona of the diy
find almost at the name time, a* n result
of which one man W«a pnlnfnlly hurt. ”~
In Richard I.lnkmar, of Oakland t’lty.
or, or Oakland city, who
waa knocked on the head aud roldfod hr
two men at Forreghave. and I’oortiand-at.
I.lnktnnr wna strtick n stunning Mow on the
forehead with a sandbag or aome blunt In
strument nnd felled |o the ground. Ills
porker* were then rifled, “ ‘
getting $5 ns booty.
the highwaymen
BISHOP CANDLER
DISCREDITS PANIC
*
Bishop Wsrran A. Candler, at the meet
ing of the Methodist Pastors’ Association
Monday morning, urged upon tba ministers
the fmpoftenee of the Chrlstmae collection
which is to he taken by them on December
27 for the running expense* of the Wesley
Memorial Hospital. He reviewed the hietory
of the hospital and its financial statue, sav
ing that the enterprise had done remarkably
well and that ite rhsritjg work had been
noteworthy.
••The city of Atlanta,” he said, “hae
denied appropriations to all ehurrh hospital*,
on the ground of lack of charity work. This
is a very ' “ ‘ *“ “** _ ‘ “ m
of the e
than the .
The bishop said the panic wee more or lesa ,
of a myth. . I
‘'There has been a rreat deal of genteel!
■ - - . . , .. . lilyin* about tide panic,” he eeid. * , The ot-
or. early Rnndny morning, and robbed of | tendance at the horse show, the circus and
allrerware, valued at about $100. The bur-1 at theaters generally, does not indicate much
glart are suppogM to have entered H of .panic to me. 1
frqnt door l»y means of a skeleton k^-lha^ * rerv robust piety, which ran ■•awf a
Romo allrerware on the dining table wo* grMl
Chief Jett and Captain' Beavera. When hie
wounds were dressed, he proceeded to his
home. *
The victim of the second hold up is C. T.
Biichnnan, of It Cone-st., who. at the point
of pistols. was compelled to throw up hie
hands directly In front of hla home. This
Job was also done J»y taro men. Bncbntmu
whs relieved, of $16. •
t Harvie Jordan Robbed.
The. home of llarrle Jordhn. 2fil Ashby it..
• ground or lack or enemy work, inis
ery foolish thing. The church hospitals
it city combined do more charity work
lha Grady.”
Cheneys Expectorant cuts.coughs
overlooked by the marauders. Nothing else*
In* the house woo molested
When burglars entered tfefe ptace ot M.
Citron. U.Decatur at., .they obtained whole
kale toot. They made their ftf-awny with
four or fire doxen t ings, abafat ten baby
rings, one doxen lockets of various kinds,
three qr four doxen scarf pins and one
fnney clock.
Burglars also made another Jewel haul In
the home of Mrs. H. P. Ilflllngsworth, 225
Crnniley*st. They mntaelusd the house, hnt
were evidently after only Jewels, as they
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a pockotbook was taken eon C
money and a check for |3.
- r * Grain Housa Entered.
• The office of the Sim* Grain fc—..—„ r
434 Marietta-*!., waa broken Into aotno time
“ A stilt of clothes, which had
the office. Is the only thing
The tmrglary was discovered by
aad f * * “ *
* he tin __
within a week
grown people. 25c., all druggists.* H mitb .vi om. i«n they failed
- 1 to find ai u * '* "
_ I « This fs
ELECTRICAL J i!ilprHd" l tbey were bribe
If your motor or dynamo
is in trouble call
| Policy men Smith
■ to find any trace of the burglar.
i tb*. fifth .bwrgtsiz .wftkL _
iwer Marietta *r. district.' and It Is
they were wll committed by the
asm#'person. This theory la based on the
fart that In each Instance the bnrglar fr*
freted an entrance by cutting the putty
Electric Construction Co.
BO I H PHONES 375
___ Bitty
away from tba window and removing tba
glass.'
Presiding Rider Daves wss r# elected chaijr-
man of the association and Rev. Mr. Ledbet
ter, vice chairman.
FROSTPROOF
CABBAGE PLANTS
Froat-proof cabbage plants will pro
duce cabbage fully four weeks earlier
than those grown In hot houses.
Wriie W. C. OKRATY CO, Box t.
Youngs Island. H. C, for prices on
plants that will stand alt kinds of frost
and cold.
• NOTICE!
Books are best for Christmas gifts,
therefore get yojrs at Shannon Book
& Stationery Co, 7* N. Broad St.
HOME FOR VICTIMS
OF WHITE PLAGUE
AUGUSTA, Gs, Dee. 14—The erec
tion by the Richmond County Anti-Tu-
berculosla Society of an out-door camp
near the county home will place Au
gusta and the local organisation In the
Inresligstina •bowed ibat s Inf „f clothing front rank of Georgia societies’formed
aud aulorwesr bad beta taken. to, the purpose ef making war on the tsttehiag esse, oetarrist in ike esi
MAJESTIC
West 72d St. at Central Park
NEW YORK.
One of the Finest
Most Palatial in
the World
Residential and Transient. Contains 800 rooms.
Thoroughly fireproof. Cuisine and service un
excelled. Prices reasonable iiiu'Siraij Booklet Oft Ropes*.
GUSCASTLE
SELLS
DAYTON BICYCLES
Also Juvenile Bicycles Cash or Easy Payments.
93 N. PRYOR STREET.
white plague.
Foremoet In the movement Is Dr. T.
K. Oertel, an eminent local specialist of
national reputft vice president from
Georgia of the International Antl-
Tubercnln.ils League. He aroused In
terest In the plan of founding an organ
isation and was elected president.
The camp will accommodate forty
persons.
BOLD PUB8B SKATCUF.HS
AT WORK IX CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON. C. C, Dec. 1< —The pollre
Wljr from ladle.
is the l.tt ts„
bar, been of
i tk. perpetric <i