Santa Remembers
Christ Child
Center
Four hundred children under 12 re
ceived Christmas packages at the
Christ Child center, 1254 South Sev
enth street, Wednesday afternoon. Of
those, 154 Who left tlielr stockings
for Santa to fill, last Thursday, re
ceived them crammed with toy* pro
vided by the Christ Child society.
Each little girl found a doll In her
stocking, while the boys were given
balls, mouth organs, horns and so
on.
A Christmas playet, "The Sad
Christmas:'’ was acted by the chil
Burgess-Mash Company
"EVERYBODYb STORE" >
four Christmas Check
Will Buy a Victrola
Come in today and select your
model of the world’s finest reproducing
instrument and let us send it right
home, so that you may begin the New
Year with the best music and hear the
greatest artists whenever you wish.
It does not matter whether your
gift check is large or small, we can
make arrangements to suit your conven
ience. You will find our store progres
sive, efficient, anxious to give you
service, and intelligent in the under
standing of your needs.
Fifth Floor
... ■ ■ ■ --- ---—- . ■ ■ ... - ---"a
tli on. It told .the tragic tale of how
the little girl "Self." lured by imps
and demons, refuses to obey ‘'Con
science" and goes w here she hag been
foroidden, with the result that she Is
fatfcjy Injured, despite the efforts of
her Guardian Angel to save her.
Characters were taken as follows:
Keif, Itosalle Gudden; Angel, Constan
tine Battaglia; Good Companion,
Louise Cemori; Stranger, Earl Van
Dusen; Grace, James Purtera; Imp.
Peter Pollta; Tempter, Sam Guvu;
Priest, Joe Gallzia.
Adele Garrison
“My Husband’s Love”
An Intricately folded piece of stiff
white paper, swaying from the celling
light fixture, was the first thing 1
saw when I entered the apartment
after my visit to Mrs. Durkee and
Leila at the hospital. I knew at once
that it was a message from Dicky,
for he always leaves messages for me
in that way, and 1 tore it open
quickly.
“My little cabbage," the note be
gan, tiie fashion I most dislike.
“If Harriet hasn't seen you first this
is to tell you that your husband and
hers have skipped by the light of the
moon, or rather the sun, and al
though desolated, they will not be
able to» see you again before you
leave. Here's the dope: There's a
luncheon on at the club today to
which I’m going to take Edwin. I
want a chance to exhibit my dis
tinguished brother-in-law, and he has
a fancy to hear some of our lions
roar, and naturally we shall not wish
to keep one eye cocked on a railroad
timetable. So, as we have every con
fidence in your ability to get your
selves to the station, please consider
yourselves kissed goodby. We shall
run out to the farm at the earliest
opportunity Edwin can seize. Fare
thee well. • “D."
Dicky's notes are always ns in
souciant as his speech, but there was
something in the flippancy of the
one I held which puzzled me for a
minute. And then, with a little
laugh, in which satisfaction, malice
and regret were blended, I realized
that pique was the motif running be
neath the whole thing. He had not
liked my apparent eagerness fo go
to the farm, and he meant me to
see that he could lie equally indiffer
ent to my comings and goings.
The revelation was another hit of
halm applied to the sore spot in my
heart which Dicky's interest in Mol
lle Fawcett had caused. Purely, if
my vague fears were justified, he
would he glad to have me away from
the city for awhile, instead of being
piqued at my leaving.
A ring of tlie bell put an effectual
period to my musings, and thrust
ing the note hastily Into my dress I
went to the door, finding Harriet
there, as I had expected.
"Richard and Edwin have gone to
a luncheon," she began.
After Christmas Sale
We have on hand a large selection of suites and single pieces that we pur*
chased for the holiday trade. THEY WERE LATE ARRIVING.
NOW WE MUST SELL THEM AT REDUCED PRICES ... f
There are included some of the finest overstuffed suites, and they must be
sold. I
The policy of low rent, low overhead of the State are well known. These
articles are being offered at far below our usual low price.
TERMS IF YOU WISH
Living Room Suites
Three-piece cane and mahogany suite,
today at.... $79.50
Overstuffed suite with loose cushions
at . $89.75
Overstuffed suite, finest spring construc
tion and finish.$108-00
Dining Room Suite
8-piece walnut period design. $84.50
A Rare Bargain
Bedroom Suites
4-plece bedroom suite, chiffonier, toilet
table, bed and dresser. .. .$112.50
3-piece suite in period design. $78.75
Spring and Mattress Free
With Each Suite
Phonographs at Sacrifice
Prices
Standard makes, in oak, walnut finish.
In four great groups—
$29.50 $34.75 $65.00 $100.00
Chairs and Rockers
Mahogany, velour upholstery. . .$9.75
Overstuffed, either chair or rocker,
** .,.$19.75
Lamps at Less Than \ Price
Including standard size, junior, bridge
or table lamps. Mahogany or poly
chrome bases. $6.95 and $9.85
Special Group of Torchieres Included
Lamp shades at four bargain prices—
$4.95 $7.95 $1085 $13.85
Odd Bedroom
Pieces
Walnut dresser $23.50
Vanity dresser $48.75
Simmons bed.$9.85
Springs and Mattresses at
Exactly Vs Price
Odd Pieces for the
Dining Room
Buffet at only.. .$19.75
Dining room table
«» ..$13.75
Chairs, singly or in sets,
.*..$2.95
Kitchen Pieces
Kitchen cabinet . . . ■ 828.85
White enamel porcelain table
at .85.95
White enamel chair*. .$1.95
Ga* range with (ide oren, bar
gain price .$28.75
RUGS
Bra*««t*, tmt2 .$23.75
Axmin.ter, 9x12 ......$20.50
V.ItoU, 9x12.,.$20.50
Wilton*, 9x12 ...$47.50
MIRRORS
French mirror* ■■ low a*.7f)<^
With polychrome decoration*, *ome •(-Hll<*
Three-panel mirror* . S1.80
Toys left over from Christmas FREE
with every purchase.
To Every One Who Enters the Door
A bo* of candy free to each visitor at our store.
Come and get acquainted with us.
Special Pieces for the Houses
Cedar chests, some we have left that we must sell.
Grouped from $0.75 up. We must sell these.
Telephone tables . $7.55
Smoking stands .. $2.05
Sewing cabinets. $6.55
Hundreds of other nrtlcles, nil Included In this general
sale at prices never before offered. Come and get them
early.
Exchange Dept.
Toy* Free
With
Every
Purchase
Trade in your old furniture for new,
useful pieces. Our method allows
you a high valuation on your old
pieces for whch you have no further
need. Select something you want
and need from our complete stock
at lowest prices. Just call JA 1317.
Ask for Exchange Department.
State Furniture Company
14th and Dodge Sts. JA ckson 1317
Headquarters
for
Phonograph*
and Records
"Ye*, I just found a note from
Dicky."
"Oh, then you know. I'm all ready
to start, are you?”
“To the last pin," I amlled, "and
do you know," with a sudden remem
brance, “I believe, If we don't stop
for any lunch except a cup of tea
and a sandwich at the station, we
can get the 1 o'clock train out Instead
of waiting until 4 o’clock."
Characteristically, she wasted no
time In explanations or questions, but
turned toward the door.
"I'll lock up and bring my things
down here at once.” she said effici
ently, "unless—is there anything you
want me to do?"
"Not a thing, thank you.” I re
plied. "I'll call a taxi right away.”
I was at the telepnone before she
had closed the door, and secured the
promise of a car within 10 minutes.
Working swiftly, I set my own bags
already packed, into the hail, picked
up the things Dicky had strewn
around, and took a hasty last look
into the kitchen, which I had put
in order before I left In the morn
ing. I already had given instruc
tions to the janitor about my let
box, so it was with a mind domesti
cally at rest that I joined Harriet at
my hall door, and with her traveled
to the station.
She was noticeably silent during
the tedious Journey to the east end
of the island, and I knew she was
sorely beset by fears that she had
done the wrong thing after all In
leaving her tyusband to his own de
vices, after years of assiduous, al
most absurd protection of him from
every annoyance. Hut th^ro was
nothing I could do to alleviate hen
anxiety, so I wisely kept silence,
mg a relieved sigh, however, when
the train finally pulled Into Brldge
hampton. for X knew that when my
mother-in-law ahould fasten her con
ventional tentacles upon the be
loved daughter whom ehe had not
seen for several years, Harriet would
have no time for sessions with
uneasy conscience.
i Detailed Information on the
Saving Sale of the Season
Ready-to-Wear Winter Clearing
CO A T S
A • I* «
Fur Trimmed Coats
Luxurious in materials, fur
trimmings and tailoring -and
remarkably low priced.
Fashion’s favored straight lines
—sometimes emphasized by
tiers, flounces or godets to give
a note of movement and grace—
Including SPORT COATS of
Camels’ Hair, Stripes, grey,
sand, maroon and natural, i
Four Groupings
$59 . $69 . $79 . $89
(Stout Sizes Are Included.)
Fur Trimmed Coats
Of the still better kind; three group
ings; reduced to—
$110 $125 $145
Individual Model Coats
Formerly priced to $450.00; sale prices
$175 $250
■ Fur Trimmed Suits / All of \ tt ip •
Three Piece Suits \ Them ) Tl&ll 1 T1C0
DRESSES
Cloth Dresses
Of tricotine and wool d*"| O QPC
jersey; reduced to.
Daytime Dresses
One-piece fiber knit models, wool
crepes, twill cords and poirets; clever
ly styled; some with college girls’ col
lars; several groupings; reduced to—
$19.75 $29.75 $34.50
N
Silk Dresses
Of satin, crepe de chine and satin can
ton ; trimmed with beads, embroiders',
lace and fur touches; colors arc black,
carmel, tan, navy and a few high
shades; special—
$24.75
Dinner and
Evening Dresses
Of chiffon, metallic cloth, romaine
crepe, velvet chiffon, mottled chiffon,
beaded georgettes, beaded robes and
sleeveless dresses of black satin—
$24.50 $39.50 $49.50
JUNIOR SECTION
Fur Trimmed Coats
Sizes 14 to 16
Coats that meet the demands of exacting youth,
embodying the desired lines and bouyancy that
please; lovbly pile fabric materials; fur trimmings
of squirrel, vlatka, fox, natural opossum, red fox,
gray wolf and beaver; also a few Sport Coats; fur
trimmed -
.$49.75 $59.75 $79.75
Girls’ Dresses
Sizes 8 to 16
Wool Jersey, polret, wool crepe and plaid efforts;
a few silks Included; three groupings: sizes S to
IS; reduced to -
$5 $10 $15
Junior Individual Model Coats
Specially Low Priced
Junior Dresses
Of polret, crepe satin, pom pom, flat crepe, velvet
gnd novelty silk; elgee 14 to 18; reduced to
$19.75 $29.75 $39.75
Junior Coats
v Sizes 14 to 16: Fur Collared ard
Seli Trimmed
Largely aport raodeis; stripe and plaid effects;
astrackan. velour, franclne and normandv; fur col
lars; natural opossum, nutria, korcau and
beaverettc—
Thirty Junior Coats, sires 14 to 16. reduced to
$13.75 $18.75 $22.75
Twenty Junior Coats, sires 11 to 16; reduced to -
$29.75 $34.75
Girls’ Party Dresses
C'f georgette, taffeta, chiffon, gold la. e, mattln
velvet and cropc de chine; Hire, groupings; te
ducod to—
$14.50 $21.50 $31.50
Individual Model Junior Dresses
The most desirable styles developed In the finest materials; velvets, kasha eloth.
Imported novelty silk, polret, ehartneeu and crepe satin; sires 14 to iti; reduced
- $19.75 $69.75
TTTHAT'the shopper discovers on close in«
YYj spection of our most
Remarkable Assemblage
of Winter Garments
is that tlm Character, Refinement and Quality
are NOT LOST in the Excitement of Price
Lowering.
The same responsible guarantee of satisfaction
covers every SALE GARMENT with the same
security expected in this store on all purchases.
The Early Buyer Naturally
Gets the Best Selections
Are very smart; they come in white coney, cara
cul and beige muskrat; some with touches of con
trasting fur; reduced to—
$69 $100 $145
Near Seal Fur Coats (Full Lengths)
Trimmed with squirrel and marten, civet cat, na
tural muskrat and raccoon; reduced to—
$200 $250
Jap Mink Coats (Full Lengths)
Beautiful quality pelts; kolinsky and natural
blend; reduced to—
$300 $350 $550
Hudson Seal Coats (Full Lengths)
Quality Hudson Seal Coats, trimmed with viatka
squirrel, black lynx, marten and s 'f; reduced to
$395 $550
Fox Animal Chokers
Colors are black, brown, cinnamon, white and taupe—
822.50. 839.50. 8 19.50 to SS9.50
Fur Chokers
Stone Marti n Chokers S29.50. 839.50
Baum Marten Chokers. 8 49.50. 859.50. 809.50
Mink Chokers.825.00
Hudson Bay Sables .. . 859.00
Silk Blouses— % Off
Separate Skirts— D ,
Quilted Silk Robes- Regular
Prices
Children’s Coats
\
Fur Collared and Self-trimmed.
Comparative prices are not necessarily the Index
to real values. Kilpatrick offers qua'ity garments
priced right and for quick selling Coats of chin
chilla, bolivia. velour, broadcloth, astrackan. solid
colors, plaids'and stripe effects.
48 Children’s Coats, 1 to 6 years $0 50, $0 50 $13 50
36 Children's Coats, 1 to 6 years.$16.50, $19.50
46 Children's Coats, 8 to 12 years.$9.75, $13.75
32 Children's Coats, 8 to 12 years $16.75, $19.75
Children’s Fur Sets
Warmth, beauty and style Fur Sits of iceiand fox
coney, natural opossum, imitation ermine, muskrat
ring-tail opossum, krimmer and nutria,
special at.
Children’s Winter Hats
Of velour, crepe, velvet and duvetyn; trimmed »tth ribbon,
ostrich, rosettes and hand embroidery; formerly .priced
It 00 to 116,50; sale prices—
79c 1.49 2.49 3.49 5.49
8WKATKRS Including brnshed wool Chappie Coats, tuxedo
models and slip ons; two groupings
$2.95 $4.95
8WTATKR8—Including Sport Coats, Jacquettes. Chappie Coats
and brushed camel's hair models; novelty Knit and of brushed
wool, reduced to
$6.95 $9.75 $10.95 ' 1
Slip-on Sweaters $
Colors are na\ v, blown and black, salt price—
