lift V V A , JAM A KV b. li'iMi ir m i ..n,.n n.,..., r.i i : m Mr. J. L. an a H.Caipenter. architect for carried arm bco.net of roses and ferns. ivashville-- new i, spert After receiving congratulations of rela- with frif-rd-s Sunday CcJumt'ia lelativfs. Mi. tives and they went immediately Carpfnter.il h in JNasbville fre- to the hnuirt of th groom's parents, quently nhiie the new is here a . luildicg in teainiful s'tpper awaited them. piogr-s- Tbe youn c:iple wr the recipients of MAURY DRY GOODS CO. I Mr. W. U. Htitrou hs rharg of the more than a hundred piettvand useful ?v ? W0l!t ot ,De Tob-cc- o presents. Reduced VVorks. r'ttm Prices Tcis firm move will about Tomoirow Begins OUr Usual 0 1 . '0 mi tihiv .1 n , . - . Mr. W. W. Evans and Miss Annie January Clearance Sale , i iucii new Of me most ruining f vans enteitained theii triends among Short Lengths, ODDS And Ends in "u,lu " uo " convenient tha Dry Goods,Dress and complete tobacco factories m ihe your.ger married set pleasantly ar.d Goods, Men's and south. beautifully Wednedsav afteinoon, with Boys' Clothing Hats, Mis. Col. T. Chadwkk Minge ard Mrs. W. B ANU r UKNISHINGS. T. Wright, who was an im Vo ten honoi tiut,5 portant in the quests. The liirge hgore Crlumua lifteen i parlors were darkened, then ers. twenty vears ago. was here ligtteJ Slipp wo.k this witu red canolrs Graceful vites and IfO shakirg nanJs vith hs old palms comileted the ctlor of rea Men's $10.00 Suits, blacks'and S7.!tf friends. was v. I plan colors, It Colo vVrignt and green. Soon the arrivnl of 1(0 Men's $12.50, $15.00 and who suggest d and attei $17.50 Suits, in blacks and Scotch organized ine the guests a dainty luncheon whs colors. S!Ui5 E insn CDngress. wh.ch met first suved, when the amusement ot in Coliixbia. was the 120 Youths $7.50 to $10 CI ) fie hIso on of tne a me Suits, vjlues sizes to 30, at Men's $2.50 Faust or evening, g of bridge whist. began. $5.95. styleSed "souizeiB tne Sonth Side Paik Mrs Cl adwick Minse won the honois 12 room lined Association, nrd one of the first to anu 15 Youth's Slippers,kid to toe, SI.50 ana the handsoxe pnze. Long Pant Suits, $5 and $! quality, J.95. suggest set on foot the movement 52.LO Knee ui tne Arsenal. New Year's was the of Boys Pant Suits. $1.95. day birthday $3.50 and $4 Knee pairs Mens $1.50 and $1 75 Bed room Ben Latta. who Jeft Columbia to JUrs 1. h,. Lipsconih, awi the occasion Hoys Pant Suits, $2.05. a was - $4.50 and $5 Knee 63 and accept position with the Beiknap ctlebmed with a double sigmfj- Boys Pant Suits, $3.05. slippers, baust, Opera Hardware Co. at Louisville, has Chnce with a tamtlv dining Seated styles at . :98c changed bis arrangements ana has ac at the foot of the table wns the genial MENS SHIRTS AND cepted a position with the t umherland nead ot the iamily, Kegistei Lipscomb, UNDERSHIRTS Co. an 1 at lelepbone in the accountina; de- - the head his excellent wife Men's 75c and S1.C0 Ladies bi Sixteen adaitioral coveis laid quality, soft and stiff bosom shirts, 49c pairs 1.50 Fur trimmed nucui ire iasnvnie offices. weie Men's 50c 30 felt bed room and each plate was filled by a son or quality, blue ribbed (fleeced) shirts and draw- slippers, at 98c daughter, a son-in-la- or daaghter-in- - ers, 2oc a garment. law or a grand child. It goes without Men's ulster the menu all Long Overcoats, made of good quality, ail Ladies and saying thit compmei wool Kersey, sizes i!6 to 0 50 pairs $1 $1.25 felt trimmed rIN (SOCIETY. the nod things of the seasion. and all 44, 1 s 58 bed room slippers, colors red prepared in tost pood old soutbem .ivien r ast colored sox in black, blue and tan. 3 pair black manner in which the hostess is past for 25c. and 79c 4 nuiber of young people gathered m is tress. at the Institute Thursday night and Misses ojjcumeverai nours Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCloskev an Ladies, and Childrens Cloaks. pleasantly dancing. nounce of the engagement their daugh $1.95. "Tennessee." which met with such ter. Hugbetta Virginia, to Mr. Fred Ladies $3 and $3.50 Jackets. success on its last presentation, will be erick W.itkins Evans, tbe wedding to $3.95. Ladies, $5, $7.50 and $10 Jackets. uiesoniea at tne Ulendale school house. take place on Jan. 24, at the home ot Ore Children's Short Jackets. fe t naay evening, January 5tn. tbe bride a parents. No cards will be $2.95. Misses issued. N. O. Tinifs Democrat. and Children's $3.50 and $5 Jackets, and Harlar) The New Year t?ermn at h Tnti- - cloaks. Ims announcement comes as a sur ivarjs. tute Monday was a night quits pleasant prise to many of Mr. Evans' friends $12 aid $10 Ladies newest uvecc. auuui uiieen quality, style long Cloaks, the couples engaged here who rejoice with him in this. $7 95. in dancms. which was iri h evidence of tbe success which lis Parker, ana fhr amtber $15.00 Ladies Cloak-- Jr., Amos Warbeld. Fortune showers upon him. Tne young Errpire $0.95. un Mis. W. W. Evans and Miss Annia lady is reputed to tie possesesed of Evans will tn usual attractions and has chosen in WOOL DRESS GOODS entertain rjiria' i;iti Evans a ot Club Wednesday atternoon lu honor of Mi. worthy representative one and most 5M - mis, cnadwuit anu Mra. W. of Maniy county's oldest 50, i.25 and $1.00 Dress PERSONALS. Mai Hughes are visiting Miss Malinda Minge aristocratic families. quality Goods,- blacks and Timmona in Nashville. B. Wodteu. colors, 50 and 75c a yard. Ken- - Drake Clopton has returned to Mr. most 50c Dress Alf Thompson and sister, Miss Rev. and Mrs. Cochrane Predion en One of the perfect and delight quality Goods, in blacks and colors, 39c. tucky. Clara, were called to Clarksville Mon- tertained ful of the Cnristmas entertainments 50c quality dress silks. 29c a vd. Helm 1 friends the young ladies ot then fancy style Miss Annie visiting day by the illness ot their aunt. chnicb wart the bridge whist party given Fri- in Birminghm. Messrs. W. W. and C. E. Klaer veiy pleasantly tiiday evening. day sfter.ioou by Mis Thomas Nelson BLANKETS, BLANKETS Dyer Aoout twelve were 10-- 4 in Nash- couples present and in tne Betbell to the all wool, best Henry Ware spont Sunday returned Wednelay from a business engaged in Re- Jines parlors quality blankets, $4.25. interesting games. Miss 11-- 4 ville, visiting friends. trip to Terre Haute, Ind. freshments were served close Girls' Card Club, when Mary BianKets, best all wool, in and at the of of was quality, plaid grey Will Dale and John Oant bave re- Dr. and Mis J. R Martin and' the evening. Eusell Gardner Union ana wnite $4.05. honor Tbe color was in blankets, turned from Arkansas. little daughter, Nina Mai, are guest. plan size 1 visiting season's colors, led and ureen. and Large cotton blankets, .50. K. uui mends. Mr. and Mis. Georsa Winsrield Mar the 8. Hopkins is attending the poul- spring was carried out the ar Large size wool mixed blankets in and $1.95 show at Nashville. Miss Roberta L. Biowne returned to tin, of Denver, Colo., fiave issue J by graceful grey white, try invitations to the of rangement of vines and mistletoe and per pair. Claud Estes has returned tiom a bus- Middlesborough. Ky., Monday, to re marriage of red carnations. The sume school their daughter, Harrietta, to Lieut. clusters NEW SPRING STYLES IN GINGHAMS. to Nashville. her teaching. ega-no- g PENANGS, iness trip L. Woithington Moseley, U. S. A. were served with npon arrival. CHEVIOTS Miss Bes Mr. J. M. Towler and daughter, Tne came was Dlaved at seven tables AND THE NEW 1006 EMBROIDERIES AND Mia? Ethel Butts is visiting The bride's grandparents formerly LACES WILL BE ON sie Oman, in Hpring Hill. Katherine, have returned from a visit lived at Mt. Pleasant. and the score and place cards were in SALE TOMORROW. to relatives at Clarksville. with the artistic conception of SAVE YOUR COUPONS and GET THE BIG $100 in Dr and Mis. Garnett Merrill have keeping - GOL de-- 1 ne- wi?s has re Misses and Nannie Hull the entire jmiss i returned from Nashville. nnoy juae tietKOfits Mary entertainment, emmatittMjT. .y,.. wmmmnmimimtKQmiMnmii i amy in.ui. i n turned to after a visit to entertained a few friends I becca won first honois in the .mj;: 11 Mr. W. D Cook returned from a JSashvllle, rightfully Caipenter has Mrs. Joe Kitt. to game and tne nrst a nanusorae Visit t0 "UUives at Decatur. Haturday evenicg, complimentary priz Mr. and Mrs. W H. Bell have Mrs. McKee will be at their new home Mrs. H. II Thomson, which united tfc Mrs. Porter has returned to - Roy moved from Pulaski to uolumhia near Carter's after lives of hotar-s- on after a here. Creek, January Miss Jimraie Elizabeth visit and will make this tneir home.