Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 21, 1912, Page 7

Christmas Music Many Special Programmes on Sunday in Observance of the | Festival-—Episcopal and ices Wednesday. In the churches of Norwich the spirit of Christmas will be evidenced by spe- clal musical programmes and services tamorrow: Second Congregational Church, 9.30 a. m.—Special Christmas service for the Sunday school, with sermon for the children. 10.30 a. m—Morning worship, with the Christmas music and sermon. 7.30 p. m.—Evening service in ab- servance of Forefathers' day. Music programme: Morning, Prelude—Christmas_Fantasy..Ashmall Apthem—Shout, O Earth, from Stlence ‘Waking Schnecker em—The Heralds of the King, Bartlett Spinney Shepherds Marzo .Faulkes Oftertory—Berceuse Qentralto solo — While ‘Watched Their Flocks.. Postlude—Marche Nuptiale Evening. Frelude—Cantllene Nup'* ‘Anthem—Recessional ymn—The Breaking igh TPostlude—Offertoire . Trinity M. E. Church, Morning. Prelude—Offertolre Christmas Hymns .. Anthem—Child of Heaven . Heyse Qitertory—Alto solo, with violin 0Bl #ato, Birth of Christ. ..Marzo Mrs. W. G. Haseiden. them—Dreamy Light. tlude—March of the Evcning at Miret Sonato— a ANegro .. b Pastorale. ¢ Finale. Trombone, violin, organ. Anthem—Calm on the Listening Bar of Night .Adams ertory—Solo, New Born King, = L. ®splor s, Crowe. hthem—Lisht of the World..Heyser bstlude—The Shepherd's Song, Wagner the evening the choir will be as- sted by Leroy Whitmarsh, trombone; nk Benson, violinst; Mrs. Willlam e, soprano. Waldo Newbury s nist and Mrs, Willlam G. Hasel- n choir director. Broadway Congregational Church. 10.30 a. m. lude—Paraphrase on a Christmas . Faulkes Christmas. _Bong . Retmann nthem—Shepherds the _ Fields Ablding . . Bartlett nthem—They All Were Looking for 8 King .Dickinson Differtory- tmas, Dickinson Mrs. Charles Tyler Bard nthem—New Is Come Salavaf le. on two Guumnnt Adams agi. . Harker n ol — The Shepherd: in on, Harrls bstlude—Christmas Postlude in A, Best M 3.00 p. m, Sonday school and Christmas ser- PErocessonal—Hymn 69. Primary department. Christmas Day is Here, 01d French ,'&:n ot 1—I Know, O Virgin Mary, 4 Old French E 61, / gltlude—crand Chorus In A, A Guiimant Park Congregational Church. 4 @rgan Prelude—March of the Magi, ¥, Flaington Harker .lhun—Bl!ued They Who Here Were Dwelling.unaccompanied quar- tette, of the 1Sth centur: A. Gevaert @athem Carol—Away in a Manger, Knight {Oftertory, bass solo—Christmas Song, Adam ,Mfltem—slng.o Heavens, and Be Joy- Earth ZA. Gaul Marchant At the vesper service the music wilt taken from the cantata, The Com- of the King, by Dudley Buck. n Prelude—Noel o Solo—0 . Jerusalem, Above Thee. Wuartette—Awake, Thy Strength, O Zlon m BohkSlnp, My Jesus, Sleep My rtle—-(l Come All Ye Faithful. lude—Hosannah ......Th. Dubois First Congregational Church. Morning at 10.30. Prelude—Grand Choru!, J. Storer o. 1. hml4|1ng. O Sing This um d Morn | 5 Chyistopner Marks | Put on op. 8, Mnthem—The First Christmas Horn, | E. Newton | & Offertory—Noel Ecossais (an anclent Christmas carol in the Scotch style) ... Gullmant 4 @nthem—Behold, 1 Bring You . Good Stmper Organ Postlude—Postiude in B flat, Edmonrstone Duncan Evening at 7.20. Organ Prelude—Christmas Pastorale, e adveriise exdctly as 1 18 | MURPHY & MeGARRY L4 207 Main Street — _ Giving Clothes L As Christmas Presents Ph become quite popular in recent years; a good, practical, sensible gift. 4 you want to do this, we'll help you. You can get a man's Suit or Over- . eoat for $12.00 and up to $28.00. A boy's Suit or Overcoat for $3.50 . and up to $1200. If you don't know the size required, | and can't find out without ving | . yourself away” some and let us help. -~ If you get anything that dossr’t fit @ doesn’t please him, bring it back.' M we can’t change it for something ; Mfl; get the money back. sy EET fum in Bul- Buck | Look | NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1912 In The Churches' Catholic Churches Have Serv- | Herald Angels ....Gluseppe Dinelli Carol—Shepherds in the Field Abiding, .R. Spence Anthem—Let Us Now Go Even Unto § Danks | Anthem—The Light of Glor: evin | Organ Postlude—Sortie in F_Major, James H. Rogers First Baptist Church, | Organ Prelude in G.......Mendelssohn Holy, Holy, Holy. | | WATCHES, CHAINS, PENDANTS, CUFF LINKS, Invocation. Hymn. Responsive Reading. Anthem—Hall, The Joyful Morn, P, A. Schnecker Scripture reading. Anthem—Glory Be to God Prayer. Response—Glory in the Highest, Davis orena' | ling Silver Articles. tenor solo—O Holy Night, Adams | Oftertory, Stephen Peckham. Hymn. Ferguson & Gharbonneau FRANKLIN SQUARE can show you an up-to-date line of reliable in a large assortment. Also UMBRELLAS, TOILET SETS and other Ster- DIAMOND BROOCHES, DIAMOND SCARF PINS, DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND LOCKETS Sermor Hymn. Postlude—Recessional . March, organ | and cornet . Pag er. The musical numbers follow er, The mpsical unmbers follow: Opening Chorus—Chor. Song of the Tax Gatherers—Solo by Rwerett Fielding; male chorus. Song of Pligrims—Cholr, Shepherds' Sonz — Quartette: Snow, Mrs. Bushnell, Messrs. Fri zler and.Bushnell, and chorus. Song of the Wise Men—Solo by Clem- ‘ent Bushnell; male Song of Soldiers—Choir. We've Found Him—Choir. Lullaby—Solo. by female chorus. Closing Song—Choir. Offertory—Soprano Eve: Organ Preludevchmtmu Pagtorale, | Battman | Doxology. Invocation. Hymn. Responsive reading. Anthme—The Hersia Angels Sing, Ashford Scripture reading. Anthem—There's & Song in the Alr, , » Feats Prayer. Response. Oftertory, male qufi.rtetke"l‘he Beck- oning Star .Lorenz Hymn. Sermo: Hymn. Postlude—Festal March ..Scharwenka | The choir includes Mrs. L. A. Weel- er, soprano; Mrs. Herbert Willey, alto; Stephen Peckham, tenor: Thomas Lin- ton, bass. The choir will be assisted by Robert Otls, cornetist. Ernest P. Rose is organist and choir director. Central Baptist Church. Morning Service. Anthem, Behold the Heavenly Glory, Blumenschein Quartette. Anthem, Peace on Earth, Beach Ouartette. Soprano solo, O'er the Hills to Bethlehem, Shelley Mrs. Crowell. Anthem, Bebold, I Bring You Good Tidings, Churchill solo, The City ot Hyn;n No. 125—0 Come, All Ye Faith- Benediction. Postlude—Shepherd Song. SHORT CALENDAR SESSION IN SUPERIOR COURT Haydn Three Uncontested Divorces Allowed Here on Friday—Other Matters Be- fore Judge Shumway. At the short calendar session of the superior court in_this city on Fri- day before Judge Shumway three un- contested divorces were sanctioned and one was postponed. In three other cases the judge took the papers and a number “were settled or otherwlse disposed of. Ethra M. Maine, whose maiden name was Taylor and who was married to Howard E. Main of North Stonington on September 28, 1911 was grapted a decree on the grounds of intolerable cruelty and Intemperance. Mrs. Main told of her husband flourishing a re- volver and a big knife, threatening her and beating her, Jennie D. Burdick was given a di- vorce from Charles E. Burdick on the grounds of desertion and was allowed to, resume her maiden name.of Stew- art. They were married in Sprague on June 26, 1888, and he left his wife four years ago. Emma Mary Knipe was given a di- vorce from Thomas E. Knipe, who married her in_ Stonjngton, Sept. 29, 1894, and later desertéd her. She was allowed to resume the qame of Kais- ted. Decision on the adion of Fran- ces W. Willett for a divorce from Lazarus W. Willett was postponed. Papers were filed with the clerk the court by Hedwig B. Cone of Nor- wich for a divorce from Orrin H. Cone, Her maiden name was Berggrew and they were married on Feb. §, 1907. The charge is Intolerable cruelty and desertion. She asks the custody of 0 4 vear-old son. In the cases of Harrls vs. Benjamin, of the John T. Young Bailey company vs. Clinton F. Smith and his wife, and of the Jewett City Savings bank vs. Hendrick et al,, the judge took the pa- pers. An allowance of 3.50 cach week from now until the case is tried was allowed Grace L. Snyder Main of North Stonington, pending_her divorce sult against Leonard R. Main. Two weeks were allowed for answers in the cases of Garret vs. Bogue, Occhlalini vs. Harocca and Lewis vs. Pease. An al- lowance of $35 to defend was made in the divorce action of Stephen C. Feénn against Effie May Palmer Fenn. Judge Shumway granted leave to amend complaint in the action of Wilfred O. Stanton vs. Nellie Stan- ton, and in the Main divorce case three weeks were allowed to bring in a more | particular statement vs. the Uncas Power comp vs, the Niantic Menhaden Guano company, and Spottswood, admyx. vs. the Connecticut company. These jury cases were assigned for the week after Christmas, when the court, with jury, comes in again, Jury Cases Assigned. & These jury s were assigned for Quartette. Evening Service, 7.30. Anthem, The Angels’ Song, Women's Chorus. Anthem, Sing, Oh Sing, This Blessed Morn, Berwald Gounod ‘Women's Chorus. Tenor and bass duet, A Christmas Song, Adam Mr. Turner and Mr. Case. Anthem, There Were Shepherds, Lyns Women's Chorus. Anthem, Calm on the Listening Ear of Night; Manney Quartette. Anlhsm O Quiet Night, O Holy Night, Neidlinger ‘Women's Chorus. The regular church quartette will be assisted in the evening service by the women's vested cholr of the church. Third Baptist Church. Sunday Morning. Voluntary. Doxology. Responsive reading. Barftone solo with male quartetge. Secripture reading. Hymn—O Love That Will Not Let Me Go. Anthem—Hail the Coming. Oftertory. Sermon—The Wonderful Sa\1our. Rev. A. L. Tedford. Hymn—All Hail the Power. Benedictiom. Sunday Evening. Hymn—Bring Peace to My Soul, Duet—8hine, O Bethlehem Star. Mrs. Eugene Cass and Miss Lillian Austin, Offrrmry«selecked, solo By Miss Aus- tin. Sermon—The Counselor and Peace- aker, Rev, A. L. Tedford of New- ton Center, Mass. Hymn—Joy to the World, Benediotion, Uuniversalist. Morning at 10.30. Voluntary, Paraphrase on a Christmas Hymn .. . Faulkes | | Responsive service—Glori ri | Anthem—Angels’ Voices .Gounod Prayer. Response. | Hymn 502, Offertory Anthem—Bethlehem, Bartlett by , Luce Oll and tock vs. Norwich, 3 New London ana Northers Rallroad company. Jan. 1—G. B. Cooney vs. Donahue, 3.3, Cooney vs. Donahue. Jan. 2—Gorton and others vs. Smith and wife. The court went out at 115 until Dec. 31. For the court without ury there is business dn Dec. 24th. Hymn 650. Postlude—Alla Marcia ... Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Morning Service. Organ voluntary, Christmas Joy, C. E. Wilson Hymn, Joy to the World. Cholr and Congregation, Invocation. Chant, Nunc Dimitis. Chofr. Welighuiy randing, A Webster man has the contract to build a residence in Pomfret for Miss Beatrice Stevens, artist, of New York, Pastor. Anthem, Child Divine, The house will cost about $10,000. Chofr. Getbel Prayer. of | | Mrs. Martha L. Brown; |half, the malmed, the sick, the Our Kifig, by Mrs. Chester K. Snow. | to the broken-hearted, and comfort to | Turcotte admr. | p,. | THE SALVATION ARMY'S i heaviness and loneliness. His eye who | your list with ease, comfort and celer- CHRISTMAS DINNER. Captain and Mrs. Wilbur Rely Upon the Support of the Peopls of Nor- | wich, Captain and Mrs. Wilbur present this forceful statement of the present work of the Salvation Army In Norwich: The Salvation Army's big Christmas | dinner and how much it means to the bund.l | the ‘naked, the hungry, the destitute | |and the unfortunate in general | It means good tldings and healins | those that mourn, joy for ashes, and | unspeakable gratitude and praise for | sald “the poor ye have with you al- | ways,” and also said “when I was| hungered yet fed Me, and thirsty ye | gave Me drink, and sick ye ministered | unto Me, and in prison ye visited Me, He alone knows the length, the breadth, the depth, the height it means | to those whom the Master said “ve have with you always,” and His eyes, which never slumber, will see every ef- fort and all labor, and every donation given, and every offering dropped in the kettles on the streets, and will re- ward abundantly for every gift of ev- ery kind accordingly. So these Jast few days we appeal to everybody to share a portion. I} believe that Norwich wil do her share to fill every sorrowful home With joy | and comfort and sunshine. We hope| and belleve all to whom appeals have been sent to will return the same with a donation. We need chickens, but ter, tea, coffee, sugar, pies, bread, D tatoes, celery, etc. We rely upon the friends and all citizens who always have supported every worthy cause to support us in this Christmas effort, and may God add His richest blessing which addeth no sorrow and maketh many glad, to Norwich, in every ef- fort for the unfortunates, is the desire and prayer of our hearts, and 2 happy, merry Christmas to every and all peo- ple. Al checks can be sent to Captain | E. Wilbur, 2 Lincoln court. Ever your willing servants, AND MRS. WILBUR. FIRST7 ;ID. Offered Perplexed Mortals Who Dread | Christmas Choosing—How Gift-Get- ting May, Become a Joy. The shopping list! How important it s just now! What a deal it does to prevent hap- hazard buying! Every brain is racked with the prob- lem what to give Uncle Hiram, and Cousin Sarah’s twins, and the Sunday school teacher, and a dozen others. To start into a store to select gifts without some definite idea as to What is wanted is time-contuming, nerve- racking, temper-destroying! Why make a task of what should be a pleasure? Merchants are anxious to shoulder the burden of gift-choosing: why not let_them? Profit by the suagestions of The Bul- ltin's advertisers today! They have the goodsl your trade! Read what they offer and make up They want ity! Spalding Gave Memorial Address. At a service held in memory of Rev. Robert G. Seymouf, D. D., in the Rug- gles street Baptist church in Boston last Sunday the memorial address was preached by Dr. Cherles H. Soalding, at one time a resident of Norwich and a lifelong friend of Dr. Seymour. John D. Murphy Chosen. Among the class officers elected by the senior class at Wesleyan univer: this week was John D. Murphy of this city as a member of the class day committee and as a member of the senior picnic committee. This season has been favorable for orchard owners, and there has been much trimming and treating of trees, DIED. DUNN—In this city, Dec. 20, Miss Rose Dunn of No. 89 School street. Kindly omit flowers. Anthem, When Jesus Was Born, Danks Choir. Christmas sermon. Duet, Great Shepherds Three, Cranmor Chofr. Oftertory, I Bring Unto You Glad Tidings, Leichner Hymn, Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices? Choir and Congregatfon. Postlude, Gloria In Excelais. Evening Service, 7.45. Preaching by the pastor. Special Christmas music by the chotr. Ambrose H. Wilson, chorister; Miss Idella Scott, organist. First Methodist Episcopal Norwich Town. Morning Service at 10.30, Organ Prelude—March of the Magi Ashford Processional Hymn No. 114, Brightest | and Best of the Sons of the Morning. | | Aposties’ Creed. (S Church, Amhem—anw News Tenney | Christmas responsive reading, page 79 | | _in the Psalter. Gloria Patri. "Aunn from the New Testament. | Offertory—Quartette, The Star Bethlehem . Mrs. Chester K. Snow, Mrs, F. Bushnell, Charles F. Frazier and | Clement Bushnell Hymn No, 121—O Little Town of Beth- lehem, Sermon. 4 Prayer. Anthem—I Bring You Good Tidings 50 Hymn No 107—Joy to the World. Benedictlon. Postlude—Clristmas March. Bmmann Evening Service at 7.3 Prelude—Herald Angels Mendaissonn (= Transeription by Whson. Processional Hymn No. ll—Hark‘ the Herald Angels Sing. Cantata—A Night in the Orlent, words by Elsie Duncan Yale, music by Adnn Geibel, given by tha choir d Mrs, George E. Mamning, read- ot | PRRRRRRR ..0pe... -, PORTEOQUS & THE LAST SATURDAY No time for hesitation now. Store. Christmas Gifts, makes this Store = % N8 3 \l’“'li. e MITCHELL CO. | BEFORE GHRISTMAS! If you have Christmas Gifts to buy come to this Our vast stocks of Staple and Novelty Goods, all of which are suitable for CHRISTMAS SHOPFING HEADQUARTERS for all Eastern Connecticut. You can buy here, Christmas Gifts for Women and Men, for Girls and Boys. Under this roof you can satisfy every Holiday want dnd fill complete your list-of Christmas Presents. Make This Store Your Shopping Headquarters from Now Until (I\rist_lim Women’s Coats and Suits VALUES OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE A Remarkable Offering of Stylish Coats and Tailored Suits Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats, smart, stylish models, materials are Boucles, Chinchillas and Mixtures—Coats that have actually sold as high as $22.50—On sale Today WbIE. 30 s eie o s o ate cuig oo 0,58 Every one of these Coats and every Suit i Women's and Misses” Tailored Suits, new- est models, beautifully tailored through- out, most fashionable materials, and lined throughout with Skinner's satin—Suits that sold at $19.50 to $25.00-—On sale is of this season’s makmg Absolutely §10.5% correct in fit, style and finish. Don’t miss this money-saving opportunity if you are considering buying a Coat or a Suit Holiday Stationery For Children—for Adults makes a useful and ac- ceptable Holiday Stationery Women. We're speciali Gitt for a grown person or for children. We éarry a large line of the best kinds of Stat- for household use. ionery—price range from 10c for chil- dren’s boxes up to $1.00 for the finest kind for an adult. things that women most Men's and Women's Guaranteed Watches at Substantial Savings A $10.00 Watch at $5.95 Waltham and Elgin The cases are gold-filled, Roman or plain finish, and guaranteed for 20 year: movements are Jewelled, a tham and Elgin movements, All In every style and in every size. $12.00 Watches at $ 7.95 $15.00 Watches at $10.95 EVERY WATCH IS GUARANTEED BY THE MAKER AND BY US Tegular $10,00 Visit our Men's Department for Gifts for Men Men’s House Coats, new effects— price range $3.98 to $20.00. Men's Bath Robes, a variety of styles —price range $2.98 to $20.00. Men's Fancy Vests, newest designs— price range $1.00 to $5.00. Men's Night Shirts, muslin and flannelette—price range 50c¢ to $1.00. Men's Pajamas, all styles—price range $1.00 to $2.00. Men's Neckwear, newest shapes and colorings—price range 25¢ to $1.50. 's Suspenders; all in attractive Boxes, 25¢ to $1.50 a pair. Men's Fancy Shirts, all the makes, 31.00 to $2.00. Arm Bands, 50c to $1.50. Garters, 50c to $1.00. Full Dress Apparel—Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves. Ete. Men's Sweaters, all range 59¢ to $12.00. Men's Hoslery—some Boxes—350c to $2.00 a box. Men's Dress Gloves, all makes, $1.00 to $2.00 a pair. Men's ll\l‘d‘fl’ln Jnckels‘ brown, $1.75 to 32 Men's JL‘IBIY\*L]HKH Scarf Pins, Watch Fobs, Watch Chains, Etc. For Gift Purposes JEWELR Dnnty Boxes We are showing a complete line of Jewelry for gift purposes, including hundreds of articles of personal adornment for men, women and children. Our Jewelry Department is one of the mast attractive sections in the Store for gift seekers. See our special showing of Mesh Bags—all the latest ideas, TOYS DOLLS Toys of all kinds, including || A great showing of Dolls, all the latest novelties in Me- ill)ld“l:dirgr Biid DSE[']'. Lil;tle i —and th vy b b , Un- chenical Toys T and " || Greased Dolls, all the best prices are very reasonable. 4 8 ix products in a big range of Make it a point to visit our prices. Don't fail to visit our Doll section in Base- ment. Vests, the best Toy Department in Base- ment. For Gifts in Separate Boxes purposes—Tallorsd Wai Charmeuse and Brocaded Women's Waists A beautiful array of Women's Waists for Lingerie- Waists and Waists of Chiffon, Mes: Satin—price range $2.85 to $9.50. For ven Gloves for Gifts Yemen Gloves of all kinds for Women, Misses and Children—Warm Gloves, Dress Gloves, in every wanted style and quality. If you are considering Gloves for Christma s, visit our Glove D pnrtm'nl Chtdren Hosnery A Women’s Silk Hosiery, in black, white and colors, regular and extra large sizes, plain and embroidered, at 50c to $2.50 a pair. Children’s Guarariteed Hosiery for Boys and girls, 4 pairs in a box—guar- anteed to wear four months without arning—price $1.00 a box. $1.00 a box. Her Ribbons o A complets assortment of Ribbons for every purpose—Hair Ribbons for fancy work, etc. A splendid showing of Narrow Ribbons for Holiday uses— all widths and at reasonable prices. o Y viit Boys’ Department £ Infants’ Knit Swenteu, tn white, gt;r“dalml and combinations, at $1.00 to Boys’ Coat Sweaters, all colors and | $1.9! all sizes, at $1.49 to $3.50. Cowboy Outfits at $1.25 to $1.50. Women's and Misses’ Sweaters, every wanted kind, at $2.49 to $6.50. at 65c each, 9c. 4 A Holiday Invitation to Men Men should visit this Store for Holiday Gifts for pertain to Women’s adornment, for personal wear, or If you are intending a gift for a woman, come then by all means to this Store, where amongst our great assortment you can find just the Men's and Women's Watches, Wal- fully guaranteed, all In gold-filled 20-year the well-known standard Combination Boxes, Suspenders and Combination Boxes, Suspenders and colors—price in Holiday best black and Women's “Easy” Hosiery, fast black and full seamless, a fine quality stock- ing, packed four pairs in a box—price Women’s and lflnn' Avistion Caps I:yl‘ Indian Chiet Outfits at 98¢ to Boye’ Fur-bang Caps, satin 1jned at this season. Christmas Candy Absolutely Pure Christmas Candy, every kind of Candy that the young- ster or grown-up may desire. M by the pound or in dainty Holldsy boxes. And whatever kind you buy, you are aesured that it will give sst- isfaction to the recipiént. Hoods and it Goods Lamgf Women’s Knit Hoods and Fascinators—Childran's Louun. knit, corduroy and leather. All of these would be acceptable Christmas ists in all those things that prize. mor Umbrellas $ren ary articles and a useful and acceptable present. We Umbrellas in a range of styles—prices 98¢ te Sked's. Fur Sets 27T Fur Sets in all the fashion- | Chlldnnl Fur Sets, Whites, Angors, able shapes — price range $6.75 to|Lamb, Coney, Thibet, lcsland Fox, Ete $25.00. range $1.50 to $12.50 a set. Separate Scarfs and Muffs, in G Fox, Raccoon, Red Fox, Beaver Mink, Cross Fox, Etc., at $25.00 to $11! Women's Fur Coats, in all the fashionable Furs, at $20.50 to $95.00. When i.n Doubt Buy Handkerchlefs COME HERE for the most complete line of indkerchiefs in Norwighe Men's, Women's and Children’s plain, in od and embroidered, and the values are unmatchable. Men's Japonette Handkerchiefs, with silk initials, at 3 for 25c, or each...10s "] Men'’s Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, at 75¢ a box of aix, or each...12ge Men's Fine Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, at $1.38 a box of six, or each..28¢ Men's Extra Fine Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, at $2.76 a box of n‘ Women's Bure Ligen Initial Handkerchiefs, thres in & box, price s box..80s Women's Fine Imported Initial Handkerchiefs, six in a box, price & boz..Ble Women's Pure Linen Initia] Handkerchiets, at 75c a box of six, or each.12/4e ‘Women's Fine Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, at §1.35 a box of six, or each.28e See our showing of Children's Handkerchiefs in Boxes—thres in & hox, at.15c and 26c a box. GAMES Games of all kinds—some new and novel as well as Children’s Hundreds of Books for gift purposes, including Books for Boys, for Girls, for Adults. A splendid show- ing of Christmas Cards, Cal. endars and Booklets. Be sure and visit our Book De- partment in Millinery room. 1. Leather Goods Fl i, Visit our d artment devoted to a showing of Luth-r Goods for Christmas gifts. Carriage Bags, Purs uu.e Cases and Travelling Bags of all kinds. Newest Nevst Women's Neckwear 5 Hoider, We show all the latest noveities in Wemen's and lednn- Noolunn-‘ in attractive Holiday Boxes for gift purposes. Novelties In Art Embroidery a wealth of beautiful gift suggestions in our Art Embroldery 0 our splendid showing of hand.made articles, including Cest rs, Shoo Trees, Tie Racks, Brush range 256 to $1:00. Visit Qur Second Floor for Gifts for Infants’ and Children Everything for Infants’ a Breren Laine St many of the old-time favor- ites, all at fair prices. Games are located in our Millinery section. Do Vietiers, Etscmph r—Mittens, Bootees, Moccasins, Bonnets, Toques, Kimonos, Christening Robes and Winter Coats. Sensible Christmas Gifts 3 ‘Women's Aprons, ablg varlety—price range 26c to $2.00. ‘Women's Hlnluhlh P\l‘l( Gowns at 752. $1.00 and $1. ‘Women's Muslin Underwear, all in .100 ‘n: T ‘Fohl. :l‘:‘“l Pajamas at flollfl Boxes, a complete assortment. % Bath Robes at Percals and Fey-intipno o wuppon.uoonausa e u-mma-uu 'zfla;nu Satteen Petticoats at $1.00 Women's Short ‘Women's Bilk Petticoats, pl ored styles, at $3.00 to §8. w, i