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ESTABLISHED BY
1AMES GOLDEN
1.. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
”.2 PRO? REITORS.
. )i‘IORROW.
FRIDAY, DEC. IO,
tide 2 :30 a. m; 2 4:7 p. m.
rises 7 '09; sets 4 :24.
I915
PHONE CALLS.
torial Rooms—92
~ .. Office—93.
n-llr Branch Office—1388.
Residence—Izzy 3.
'03' Editor's Residcnce—ysz- 4.
MASONIC DIRECTORY
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cats in Masonic Building.
”in street. list and 3rd 'l‘ucsday of
nob month—Jul: and August ex~
‘ milled at 8 o'clock All
__3’.Ttsnn-z cnidiall} iIIIiImi SIII'cstcr
PM Decker. W. M Robert M. Wilcox.
Sit-c.
inim- Chapter, N0. 33. a. A. M. ~
_ sets in Masonic, Building. South
Iain street. 2nd and lth Tuesday-
.Mno cordially ini‘ited. Charles
NO GAO FOR SENATE.
The attempt to introduce cloture or
W rule in the United States senate
W tube failing. And in that fact
country taken considerable sails-
W
V Wally the senate talka‘fl‘wtoo
Itch. Ultdonbtedly the quality of Its
W h'aa deterioratod since the
A": of Home and \t'cbstcr some
, hit in pnportiou its llh (unintliI has
hcriminal.
offline at the oncc proud Iitlc
'1 '- dolibcmtlw body on cIII'tV’
all” yet thc lEnich Stacie scnatc. is
“will! that titlc ii plici. It is inorc
' 3' ' .. but the lioII<c of I'I'Pi‘l‘h‘t’llla
g with 0. much higiicr il\t‘l‘.’lf:i* of
' f.’ Since ist (‘ll'da‘lt'lllllg
'2 otmmkrtu III [‘5 a fcw yours ago
the dltrrcd polstillilcl
' m It has becoinc
‘1") an "I. house to thc popular Will
Wc arc disposcd to smile
‘llic
at tho
lt‘~llllllli:
as rcspon-
more aucccssful in putting
II into effect. The nation has come
look again to the senate rather
g the later house of congress. for
310 and "Waive legislation.
m the work the nation expects of
, still has Its part to play. in the
uo‘h larger house of representativa
' Mug done. The senate is not
down ‘but that It is feasible for
W to have his Say. Perhaps
I incomionai irritating filibuster
It. tolerated for the sake of the
. freedom it exemplifies.
Wm: the senate. With the had
ailment up for decision. it would
to ride rough-shod over the min-
Cloture means the rule of a
to he done now are not partisan
nature and should not be dealt with
barman methods. The country
all the information it can get
0 national problems growing out
war. and wants action in con-
not mm: 30 my unalien-
In. but according to all the lightg
I?“ be ohedam the subject from
b
in“ 00me to have the sonar
" tantamount: there will
... utormepuxrioticac
NING SENI‘INEL TELE- .
hairless Manager's Residence—fl
datum." Lodgo, No. we. F. and A. M.‘
South .
Master '
at Inch month—July and August 0x3
copied—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch.
that
tho" situate. unrestricted freedom of‘
has to be limited in order to‘
- ‘ > I
31in, too. is not an auspicious time
"_d_efonoe and allied matters oil
lonce went down Yazoo Pass?
and unfortunate for the ma g
‘whcrc nun Star Landing.
l. Tlic i-
legislative machine. The big]
ihoma couty is a very interesting place
gWhy don‘t you learn something about
there learn abuut them. But unit of
in the three munth; ending Sept 30.
there was an excess of birth OIer
deaths of 9 598. The birth~rate was
20.8 and the death me only l3..4 in
Spite of war loses of which Ireland
I‘HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINM '
woodpiilp chili Icar. but ‘i; so Iloiiiz
would assist in kccpini: dmIn ilic
pricc oI' pnpcr.
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YOUR UNKNOWN COUNTRY.
”What do you know about ('tiiilimllfl'
county?" asks tho ('lfll'llflllillt‘, ‘MIHR..l
Roglutcr.
or out in your car. what do )on Slit)".
him. “but do you tell him?
“Did you know:
“That a gang of river piratcs oncc
0
ran past Clarksdale? .
.3 .
II
If
“That Clarksdale is built insidc an
'ancicnt fort? .
i. "That a gag of river piruics oni-o
I'ruled Coahonia county and ched tri-
gbute from the settlers. and that \ou.
.have passed the headquarters of those
ipirates a hundred times?
“That General Forrest once owncd a
plantation in Coaliotua county?
“That II fleet of fcdcral irunboatsl
“That liesoto Willi buried some-
1”,
are several more of
questions and the conclusion is. “Con-E
.. "How about your own town and your
own county? What do you know
about them? You probably learned us;
go child the height of the Washington
I Monument, and you doubtless sigh for' ~
1 the experience. if you haven't had it.
let counting for yourself the steps in
' Bunker Hill monument and the stories
in the Woolworth building. of gazing
spellbound at the fighting elephants _
lt'a all . , _ j
inthe‘VMuseum of Chicago.
very well to travel into far lands and
and: life has to be spent . at, home.
.Why not- explore one's lawn town and
interesting piecediomeisl
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Maybe Hawaii can defend us. She
eluding Ann-leans, “thallium. rill-5
m Command m. . -lt contin-
wlune-tuition suite-.nu 0 amount
‘ ”INNS!” ‘.
“Win-n you Inkc a strung-l
equity]. little; and find out what any
huaNatlonalGuardstoostrong 'in-'
has had her Share ' If "
l The improvement, of course, has not] H '
Started Suddenly during the present "
ycar. It has merely lie-wine work no .'
ticcalrlr The actual turning oi tho}
tilic has bccn a gradual lljalit‘l'. and i'
has been chiefly due to the new H5111!"
inn policy which is. making Ire-land a"
land of frecholdiiig farmers instead of
iicnants paying ruinous rents in ab—
srntce landlords.
'I'hcir now indepciidI-ucc has arous
‘cd the personal ambition and racial
Spirit of the Irish. It In worth while
for him to Stay in Ircland instead of
ciiiiarating. It is worth while now for
inn Irishman to cultivate his land pro-
lpcrly and crecl decent buildings uliil
'kct-p the place in ordcr. ’I‘Iiic revival
in Irish industries undcr more liberal
laws has added its salutary iiiiiueiicc.
The prospect of lionic rule has giIcu
lrislinieu a nch Sense of powrr. All
these t‘lt‘lllHll'fiI quickening the vitall-
ty of the nation. arc now reflected II
‘thc birth l‘tllt‘, as a racial manifesta-
tion of Iigor and optimism. ‘ w
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PAPER FROM GRASS. I . . Leather GOOdS
The dopartiiicut oi‘ agriculiurc Inn! x q 1 . . . I _ l i
been ri-xpcriincntini: on making p-‘IIWI'E ' ~ 19:111.: Infill“; 211:;de :o
from grass. This grains grout. on tlic , ~ much to be detain-d as llOlIIlHi'
Pacific slope and in weatern Mexico. ~ gm. that choosing hp“. is
So far the rasults of the trials hare! but a matter of a few moni-
been I'cry good The papcr is a first-I II (Ania. Enduring gifts an‘ 'al-
“fllh good. and practical gifts
grade, Iiint'lline-flnlfillf‘d printing liftlifr.[ H' arc licllor Still. liciicc wo aux.
saiufactory iii appeaiiuitc and fccling. l ' ' Kcslr
E'I‘ha process is a siniplcr niic than! II LADIES’ HAND BAGS 1'
Trialling papcr from wood lmlp' um". . . Pin and scal lculhcr. Silk lin-
operation being Oiniitcd. lt lulu-s a; H «(I
little more bleaching poudcr than pop | ‘ LADIES' HAND Bféé
In stock does. 3 ’! Morroco IcathI-r fittcd IIItli
if wirc. grass is used for paper mult- , \ purm' and mirror $1 98
ing on a large scaba it will mean a, '
lulu Iiclp in iorcsi conwnntion, AI‘ L?DIIES' HAND BAGS
present Irood in tho l‘iIitI-d States l~ ‘ tif:‘,:::'Vv::":h:'l":ni‘9g;-91g
beiicz uscd Iip iIboIil ihrcc time»: n» .3
fast a» it grows. 'l'iic dciiiand in‘ TRAVELING BAGS
cwitscs constantly, ll wo arc to ht’i‘l'.t1:2?”1:3:“3m21if‘;"10:33:”: :13!
our production and t'nllslilllplloli .~. ‘Mv ”WM.“
wood buliinccd, which is tlic aim oi $4.98
flood fort-airy. Huhslllulca [of “coil bliini'iilld's"IT-'l'i‘i'lll‘i‘lllli‘: it‘llf'j‘l‘:
:Irc uccdcd in ordcr to lot production ' ‘
catch up with Ilic dciniiiid. 'llic Ii ‘1’: “W ""K‘ 25(‘ to $2.00
of who L'l‘iltiri in paper iiinnut'aciuic ‘ “"3" r"“"- “'“H‘llllfi (“SP-"‘- ““5
would nol only :ziiic :I Inst :Iuiouiil of
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Stationery
\ showing:- of Holiday Station
Inorc conihlctc lbuu cI'ci'
llcuutiful hoxci of
holly and other appropriate
boxes. FIIIIC)‘ boxes with ri|>~
lion-tied siniioncry. Many box-
cs dcsigncd to lll‘ useful for
handkerchief and glove boxes.
Paper of the boat quality and
in white and tibia.
CRANE STATIONERY
Box contains two quires~ of
Crane standard stationery
paper and envelope to match
or paper cards and curclopes.
A useful and pleasing gift
50
STATIONERY Box
Two quires of cards and pup.
cr
49¢
STATIONERY BOX 4
Doc quire of paper and eiivcl- .
opcs to match 39¢
Other: at 250 to 02.50 per box
CHRISTMAS CARDS, CAL-
ENDARS AND BOOKLETS.
10¢ to 25¢
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Gloves
What woman will not be
grateful for this remem-
brance? Thousands of pairs
. will be purchased for gift
making. We are ready- to.
supply every demand
WOMEN'S '
CAPE GLOVES .
P. K. sewn. Black. white and
colors, per pair $1. 25
WOMEN’ S WASHABLE
KID GLOVES
7' 2 clasp-I. wrist. embroidered
.bacir white and champagne -
WOMEN’S GLACE sKgo
16 button lengths. Prix seam ‘
own. Black and white.
‘1 00‘ my inocha‘, with Parli.
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MEN'S GLOVES ' > ‘ —
Kid with rig-lg seam sewn” Al ‘
point embroidery '31 50 ,
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N'o RWALK. £93113;
ls Everybody
Best Christmas
FRIDAY, DEC.
10.
I915
tore
There’s a Certainty in Buying Here
Women’s Coats and Suits'
STYLE THAT DEMONSTRATE OUR LEADERSHIP.
PRICES THAT PROVE OUR SUPREMACY IN VALUE GIVING
Coats
l
{or I-I'cry occasion. ani cIcry tout pcrictt in
SUI" and material for ll‘d‘ occasioxn—coatr~ that
tIIcct the approval 0 “onion who arc IIioiit
particular an to style and quality. and ill lllc
Slillli‘ than they appeal just as Strongly from ilic
\‘Iuwpoilll of value.
I
t‘flt‘t‘l 5.
Ian:
and braid.
$10.00 Women's Coats $6.98
$9.98
$20.00 Women‘s Coats $12.98
$22.50 Women's Coats $14.98
$io.5o Women‘s Coats
t‘lI-Icr Winn-r Suits showing
idcaa in Box Coat. Rodingote.
Chic high collars are prominent. Sonic
arc bordered with fur, sonic have
oilicrs are tastefully iriinnicd with wlrci
$I4.98 Women's Suits
$18.98 Women's Suits $12.98
$20.00 Women‘s Suits’ $14.98
$27.50 Women's Suits $16.98
Suits
Ilic
Russian
\‘cry lion'cts‘l
blouuc
just fur coi-
$8.98
TOyland
\M- iiitiic cIcry boy flniid girl. cIcrI Million and lllulllcr Io
inapcct Ilic iliouiuindu of origins. bcuuiiiul Ima ubicb iIl‘t'
dinpluycd hcrc. All new" frcsii from Santa (‘ Inns shop
(‘oinc curly Shop curly \I'hilc nasortmcnt.» arc coinph-II.
Ilic toys trciili and \I'Iiolc. Those who Inultc curly Si’lt't'lltlll\
quid possible disappointment.
\ lr'll llllouflh 'I‘oyiand “ill (Ilflt‘lth-Il‘ llll almost I--ndlns~
\lil‘lt‘l) ot' diflcrcnt DOLLS. TOYS. GAMES DOLL FUR-
NITURE, VEHICLES. PIANOS SLEDS. ETC.
All ncu and frcah made for tho dclccniion of iliildrcn bit.-
and little” .
, BOARD GAMES
,LAROE
Siccplccliuac. .‘Il'SSl'llgl‘f
lloy. Soldiers on I‘ nrudc.
scroll piizzlc. IIIc now prci.
raw
IRON TOYS
Watcr Iti\\‘cl'.~. uiitoinoidii-A.
tire t’llxlilva. ciuil t‘tll’lr.
Spcclnl 49¢
I)’ I'illiigc and many otli- METAL TEA SETS
or FIV l'I'lI 'k ‘l ‘cls, l' -
u .250 r)‘ TIcI-onllion‘; lib pit-ct:
. BOYS. STRONG Special 49“
SLEDS '
Runners and brat-cs of tcin DOLLS
percd NW] $1.00 Ilnb} (lunipe cliaracicr
BOYS' EXPRESS 2233‘“. “'m'mm'l" 0829‘
WAGONS
.\o limit-1‘ made. An extra THE LITTLE
\‘lllllt‘ :II 1.49 PAINTER
TOY PIANOS llox containing book and
For little girls. Lot of mu- colors for school and home
work 21¢
tile for lililc inoncy 49¢
A GOOD ITEM FOR VOUR GIFT LIST A
Blanket or Comfortable
Prices no higher now than a' year ago, although many
stores have becn compelled to advance them on account of
higher price. of wool. You profit by our Big Purchase of
months ago.
BLANKETS GENUINE INDIAN
Fine quality California.
liinnesyts. Ohio and Ten- BLANKETS
nessec Wool Blankets. Beautiful all wool géuuine
plain color. and fancy Navajo. Cheyenne and
plaids. Sioux Indian Blankets.
$3.98 $4.98 to 012. 50 Handsome color combina-
CDMFORTABLES lions. Worth $20.00 per
Cotton. ‘Down and Wool 2811'-
fillcd. plain or bordered. 5990‘!“
02-00. $2.49 and upward:
$8.50
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Linens ‘ '
» Most pleasing and practical gifts—our Stock affords abund-
. ant selections. /
FANCY LINENS
Renaissance. Spanish lacs.
4 ‘ drawn work, Venetian.
.7 . cluny lace, etc.
: . 400., 590., 750. and upwards
'ALL LINEN .
TABLE CLOTHS
.Already hemmed. border
TOWELS'
Handsome all linen towels.
250., 000., 400, and upward
EMBROIDERED
PILLOW CASES
Put up in Xmas boxes.
.2'. .all around. Made of best quality cot- .
312500.012: "'tOlI_._ Sire 4510805. \ ;'
2x23§ yds........ .900.) 01.,25 01.49 ‘
RIILL LENGTHS TABLE LIN-EN
" Everyone a sturdy value. All at the old prices—in
3, . le gui- u fallout.
3"; Pll tilt in dllntinlll‘Iltllu
jtie clasp and cuff links
3 rill-Lite yd: uni; ya... 4
Q;. , .‘
l‘crbaps Ibc mention of bcnu‘
tit‘ul cut glass and duinty
china will iinawcr your gift
problem. Moat women prize
tlicac allow all clsc. Wc how
a wondcrl’ul «athcrng of pcr-
iccilr cut crystal, and hcrc
are it thousand and onc cx-
quisitc bits of chinal Ercn
a very little money-“will
purclinac much of rcal ruling
in this dcpartinctit.
CUT GLASS VASES
lll tll‘op liandsmuc cutting IiI
floral and lcat’ combination
$2.4E'
CHOCOLATE SETS
Ilaviland china shnpc choco
laic pot and i‘. cups to match
$2.98
BERRY SETS
I"inc quality china.
prctiy dccorations onc
bowl and Six small dishes
98¢
BARGAIN TABLE
This table Will be most inter-
cslhig to all gift purchasers
and it is simply marvelous
what bcauliful articles you
can buy from this table for
little money.
Tca pots. salad and celery
trays. tea strainers. sugars
and creamch cake and bread
and butter plates. ctc. ctc..
250. 490. 790, 980
\‘nricly of
liiritc
Men’s Wear
Economy presents itself in this
section at every turn. The
most complete variety in useful
gifts of men's wear we ever
assembled from the finest of
their kinds to the ‘b‘st 0f med-
ium priced goods.
MEN'S WOOL
UNDERWEAR
. Single and double breasted
MEN’S SOCKS $1.00
Lisle and fibre silk, line tex-
ture in many colors -
{COMBINATION SETS
Four in hand tales, scarf pins.
GARTER SET 59¢
' With sleeve eiutics to match
50¢ .
" MEN’S AND BOYS’
SWEATERS
Bert makes, fine quality w00i
yam. All colors
$1.00t03498
The store radiates Christmas—The Most Extensive and Best Collection of Gift Things we ever offered. If you would make
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China. Glass -
" NEW WAISTS
your
”Ollday Showing a real Pleasure—avoid fatigue and hurried chisions later on——Come tomorrow while the assonments are ‘iresh
and complete. Our policy "Malays more for less" is your safeguard at Christmas time the same as at any other time of the Year
Xmas Waists
A beautiful Waist. Io cl‘lt‘l‘ or
a warm comfortable house-
robc for mother. Why not?
Look “here you IIiIl it is
doubtful if you will find an)
l't'mt‘lllbl'lilltfe that “ill bring:
more real satisfaction than
some thing desirable and styl-
ish to wear.
LINGERIE BLOUSES
Trimmed with lace and
gandie cmbmidery
TUB SILK WAISTS 98¢
Varicty of colored stripcs. AI-
so plain silk. white or ilcsh
(‘onwrtible collars
$1. 98
lane IIitII' hclcro effects. (‘Iiif
ion lincd. .\c\I flare IIt-.a\e
$3. 98
BEACON BATH ROBES
Siiiiglc :IIIII doublc tolor of-
ill"
facts. \\'idc satin ribbon trim»
iiiiiigx 'I‘III‘ii hack (will; :illtl
Wm $3.98
g Hand ker chiefs
'l‘houali linudhcrcldcir of tlic
r'ir'ht sorts arc incri-a.~ingly
luiid to gci, \I'c liillv iI‘->Q‘ill
bird thousands of IIIIllll)‘
\ l'roiii Ilw llill'illltl'l"
HIIIIII'I ~
t'liicis malls of ilic \IorlII.
In t .cry Instant-w. lot)
hnII- Itcpl priccs down to Ltrl
An t‘i‘tllltilil)
“1'
)‘I-ars low llKlll‘t’>.
icnliirc that discerning §('ll0}l-
pcrs \\lll apprcciute
WOMEN‘S GIFT
HANDKERCHIEFS _
Ilt'niutilclicd Irish and Sui»
cnibroidcn d Iiaiidki rchicfs
to to $1. 00
llI‘lllSlllt'lit‘d lines. Embroid-
cl HI 3 tor 50¢
llciustittlird linens Einbroid
era. 3 for 25¢
MEN'S GIFT
HANDKERCHIEFS
Plain bemstitched Iinci Is. torn
effects and hand “man hord
and ”C to 75¢
Hemstitchcd in all lincu.
llaiid cinbroidcrcd initials
_ ..__Z§¢
*CHILDREN S GIFT
HANDKERCHIEFS
All linen, with block initials
in “like and colors. 3 in a hm
90‘. 250‘. 50¢
Novelties for gift purpooec in
‘ fancy boxes.
Umbrellas
A wonderful collection
Holiday gifts
WOMEN’ S UMBRELLAS
, Strong gloria cover with silk
case and largo military tas-
sel plain and carIed mission
and ebonoid handles with
Sterling Silver caps and bands
for
$1.59 ‘
UMBRELLA
AS
for men and women IIith fine
‘ Silk mixed cox er and all silk
rise 26 m 28 inch sizes ex-
cluSi've designs. Handled fine~ .
ly carved and heavily trim-
med with sterling Silver »
$1. 98
LONG CLOTHS AND
NAINSOOKS
A most excellent present Fine "
duality. specially priced fbr
Christmas. '
01.25.; 01.49 to $2.90; .
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