Daily Mountain Eagle du lieu suivant : Jasper, Alabama • 7

I En r3 7 El Li Now any person would welcome as a gift any of the pretty new merchandise that comes from this store, for they know it is high class and the very latest and best the market affords. Make this store your Christmas store. Silk Hose 50c to $2.50 pair. Ladies Handkerchiefs, Crepe de Chine, Hand Embroidered, in fact, all kinds, 5c to $2.00 each. Kid Gloves, Table Linen, Towels, Silk blouses; Boudoir Caps, Silk Petticoats and dozens of other things most acceptable to misses and ladies.

FOR MEN we have lovely Ties, Silk Sox, Crepe de Chine Handkerchief and Belts Come in, it's a real pleasure to show you, whether you buy or not. 11 Hi I we Ch Company SIS. Hi. em m. JASPER, ALA.

1 2c O'Rear, Mrs. W. T. Wlls, Mrs. J.

D. Acuff, Mrs. A. S. Sparks, Mrs.

J. H. Cranford, Mrs. L. W.

Lollar, Mrs. T. C. Campbell, Mrs. Victor Grace, Mrs.

C. V. Rainey, Mrs. Carl Shepherd, ocieily COLONIAL Phone 189-J Edited by Mrs. C.

L. Burton. Mrs. J. F.

Alexander, Mrs. W. M. Mabson, Mrs. Newberne Appling, Mrs.

R. O. Cranford, Mrs. J. F.

Craig, Mrs. Asa Cranford, Mrs. C. L. Burton and Mrs.

H. W. Cranford. The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid J. M.

Tucker, ot Boldo, spent Thursday in Jasper. Books, books, books for children, books for boys and girls, books for older people. Dilworth Jewelry Co. Lavaliers, at least a thousand from $1.50 to the more expensive, and diamond pendants. They can't be beat for Christmas presents, stronger demand than ever before.

Dilworth Jewelry Company. Rogers Community and Sterling Silver knives, forks and spoons, in fact every article made at lowest price. Dilworth Jewelry Company. V. D.

Richardson, a good citizen of Beat 10, was a visitor to Jasper Jtisn to call your attention to me "Iasiu.1- Pnnlr Rnnlr nf Tfistftd Tk6- 1" I cipes." which will, be on sale Mon RED CROSS COMMITTEES OF WALKER COUNTY Following is a list of chairman of Red Cross Seals committees of Walker county: County chairman Mrs. J. P. Craig, Jasper; Mrs. Thomas F.

Rucker, Carbon Hill; Mrs. Stokes, Cordova; Miss Clara Baught, Dora; Mrs. H. J. Sankey, Nauvoo; Mrs.

Charlie Moore, Empire; Mrs. J. 6. Gamremiller, Town-ley; Miss Stella McCullar, Marylee; Mrs. H.

Camp, Manchester; Mrs. D. H. Chilton, Patton; Mrs. R.

A. Thompson, Oakman; Miss Byrd Smith Sipsey. r- 0 T-j JUNIOR CLASS SOCIAL AT BAPTIST CHURCH December 20th, at the following AFTERNOON AND EVENING Wed. Dec. 15th "Diamond From the Sky." 'Tire, fury and Confusion' All mail or telephone orders filled at once and go out on the next train.

places: Long's. Drug Store, People's 1 Drug Store, Dilworth's and Newberg-I er's. You will find this an attractive little volume, and in the light of each (recipe, contained therein, having received a practical test by the housewives of Jasper, is worth several times the price. il The proceeds of the sale of this book go exclusively to charity. The committee in charge of the publication desire to thank the business men of Jasper and Cordova for their patronage, which mad it possible for the issue, and likewise the Eagle force for their many courtesies and promptness.

Miss Mpude Rosser of Houston, Tex. I is -the guest of Mrs. Charlie Rosser. berger. Dr.

and Mrs. McCabe, accompain-ed by Mrs. Byrd Smith, motored to Jasper from Sipsey Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. McLean of Cordova are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Letson. Mr. Edward McGregor spent last week in Tuscaloosa, the guest of friends. Miss Irene Stovall who is teaching at Townley, is spending a few days with her parents, Dr.

and Mrs. Stovall. Mrs. Wilson Cranford and little daughter, Willa Dean, spent Saturday in Birmingham. Mr.

Homer Spiva, of Birmingham, was the guest of friends here last week. Dr. and Mrs. W. W.

Woods and children are spending a few" days in Mrs. G. B. Wax and little daughter will leave Wednesday for Florence, to spend the holidays with Mrs. Wax's parents.

Mrs. John Seay and little daughters Dorthy and Elizabeth, left Tuesday to spend a few days in Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. R.

Y. Long and children are visitine in Birmingham, the Dilworth Jewelry Company. 1 1 The Study Club to Meet Thursday The Study Club will meet Thursday afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. Sallie Palmer. Subect, Richelieu.

Leader Mrs. Finch. The Missionary Society of the Methodist church hald a very interesting meeting Monday afternoon. The following are the newly elected of-flers: president, Mrs. J.

A. Moore, first vice-president, Mrs. J. F. Alexander, second vice-president, Mrs.

A. S. Scott 'superintendent of publicity, Mrs. V. H.

Williams, superintendent of social service work, Mrs. C. L. Burton, corresponding Mrs. S.

Palmer, recording secretary, Mrs. J. F. Freeman, treasurer, Mrs. Victor Grace, assistant treasurer, Mrs.

A. B. Stovall, Superintendent of supplies, Mrs. C. B.

Jackson, agent for missionary voice, Mrs. A. M. Stovall. The Choral Club will have charge of the music at the teachers association, Wednesday evening at the high school.

Lacy Crocker, who is teaching ccLoo! on Arley, route 1, spent the. week-end at home. Baptist church will give a social in Baptist church wil lgive a social in the basement of the church Thursday evengni, December 16th, from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. Everybody invited to attend. Admiasion 10c.

Get the ingredients for your Christ mas cakes at Brack McLain's. Mesh bags, leather bags, sterling silver cord cases, etc. STOCK LAW ELECTION NOTICE PRECINCT Miss Marion Hamilton has returned to her home in Birmingham after a nipasant visit to Mrs. H. DeLetin Jewelry Company.

Sutherland. Notice is hereby given that at a regular term of the Commissioner's Mrs, J. JJ. Acuff ana cnuaren siiem. a few days In Birmingham last week.

Mr. R. M. Roberta has returned to ntrv hair. Mr.

L. W. Lollar Is spending this Court, held on the 29th day of Novem T. C. Jefferson, from Carbon Hill, has accepted a position with the Wood Furniture Company.

WAIT A MINUTE. I ust wanted to tell you that it is not too late to have you photograph guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Vance. J. F. Alexander and Mrs. J.

F. ber, 1915, an order was made calling week visiting several points in Mississippi. Mrs. W. T.

Wells who has been the his home in meiueiuu, iub, ing spent several weeks here as the Craig spent Thursday in Cordova. an election to be held on the 14th day of January, 1916, to determine Mrs. A. S. Preston is in Fayette, guest or his aaugnier, mra.

j. m. iuu-dine. guest of) her sisterj Mrs. Moony, left this morning to visit in Selma.

where she was called on account of the serious illness of her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cranford, of Mrs. Sherriff Lacy and Mrs.

John made and get them before Christmas. Come on, and I will get them to you on time. That's all go on now. J. H.

Reeves, Photographer. Dora, are the guests of Mrs. J. C. Wor-thington.

Smith spent Thursday in Birming ham. Mrs. Lyons has returned from AN EARNEST APPEAL Barneuville, where she was he FOR THE ORPHANS guest of her sister. Bracelet watches are leading for Christmas presents. We have hundreds of them.

All prices, $2.50 to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Childers spent the week-end in Birmingham, the $40. Dilworth Jewelry Company. guests of Mrs.

Childers' parents. Fri. Dec. 17th Charlie Chaplin "The New Janitor" A Scream. Sat.

Dec. 18th Charlie Chaphn in His Latest Essanay Chaplin "A Night in the Shoiv." 2 Reels, and Final Episode of ''ELAINE" whether or not the present stock law in said precinct 31 shall be repealed. J. M. Sherer, Andy Patton and W.

M. Lollar were appointed managers, A. D. Patton, clerk, and J. C.

Willingham returning office to hold said election. NOTICE. I hereby notify all parties Interested to not buy notes given by me to Tom Richardson for two jennies, given with the distinct understanding that id jennies would bring mule colts. The colts were jenny colts and I decline to pay. W.

G. O'Rear. Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Christenberry at and children motored to Birmingham Christmas fruits and candies Brack Mc Lain's. To the churches comprising the North River Baptist Association. Dear Brethren: At the last session of our association, which was held with the Providence Baptist church, near Oakinan, Birthday Party Mrs. G.

B. Wax entertained a number of little folks Friday afternoon in honor of the fifth of her daughter, Lillie Mayson. After playing a number of games the children were ushered into the dining room, which was very attractive In Christmas decorations. A large cake with the Ave candles centered the table. Small bags of candy were used as place cards.

A delicious ice course was served. Those enjoying the afternoon were: Margaret, Emily, Per-melia and Elizabeth Richardson, Florence Moore, Melba Thomas, Mary Mundine, Lanier Kilgore, Lillian Crocker, Lillie Mayson Wax, Tom Moore, James Richardson and Foster Sowell. Mrs. Wilkinson and little daughter, Dorthy, of Dixie Springs spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs: Mose New- Friday.

Mr. A. B. Ray spent part of last week in Tuscaloosa. Sept.

15 and 16. I was appointed, to Entre Nous Club Miss Gaye Hamilton 'was hostess gether with Bro. W. H. McLain and J.

C. Manasco on the committee Friday evening to the members of iUe Entre Nous Club. The new members "On Orphans Home" and in this con We want you to come In and look. Large force of clerks has been engaged to show you. Dilworth Jewelry Co.

Get your shoes and clothing at Brack McLain's. You get better shoes and clothing for less money here. LOST At my home in West Jasper Thursday night, one red male pig, about nine weeks old. Call Ersktoe Sudduth at Hester Lumber Co. Jasper, Ala.

elected were Misses Mabel Rainey, Annie Buchanan and Blue, and Mr. Douglas McQueen. Games were en Gene Hood, of Cordova, was a wit nection, I want to ureg upon each and every one of you the responsibility that rests upon us in caring for those of our people that belong to joyed during the evening and at their ness in court here Monday. Ten thousand articles of jewelry in diamonds, gold, silver and platium. See this line.

Dilworth Jewelry Co. us at our Orphan's Home in Ever green, Ala. The Christmas season is approach conclusion refreshments were served. The members present were: Misses Esther Collins, Mabel Dowling, Sallie Sparrow, 'Willie Mae Leatherwood, Alberta Lacy, Turner Alexander, and Messrs Ellis Cranford, Edward McGregor, Clinton Stovall, Cecil Rainey, Carson King, John Lacy, Lynn Long, Robert Joyce, Charlie Long, and Olin Baker. Walter Asherbranner, of Jasper, route 4, was in the cicy Friday.

Large assortment Bibles and Testament, from 10 cents up at Dilworth Jewelry Company. ing and as God has abundantly blessed us, we should in like measure bless and help those who are less fortunate. We will sell you 100 pounds ot slightly damaged nails, any siza for $1.00. Cranford Mercantile Co. Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Burton have Let us now begin to urge unon the different congregations the need of sending a nice contribution; also boxes of clothing, fruits, and toys to Brother Reynolds, to cheer hi3 heart and help those entrusted to his care. named their son James Robert, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Simmons spent the week-end in Birmingham. Mrs. C.

V. Rainey and her mother, Mrs. Prater, have returned home after a visit to Griffin and Atlanta. Mr. Sherriff Lacy has returned from Montgomery.

Mon. Dec. 20th Metro Feature 5 REELS EDMUND BREEZE IN "The Song of A Wage Slave." From a poem by Bobt. W. Service.

Those who saw Edmund Breeze in the shooting of Dan Mc-Grew, at the Colonial several months ago, will be sure to see this picture and recommend it to their friends. Colonial Theatre Next Saturday December 18th Popular Program Five Reels The very latest Essanay Chaplin Just Released "A Night la the Show" Two Reels Grand Final Episode of Elaine Two Reels Pathe World Hews One Reel Afternoon 12: 30 to 5: 30 Evening 7: 15 to 10: 00 Bridge Club-Mrs. T. L. Long was hostess to the Auction Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon.

The following members were present: Mrs. E. R. Lacy, Mrs. H.

S. Long, Mrs. R. Y. Long, Mrs.

H. DeLeon Sutherland, Mrs. Albert Russell, Mrs. Hany Seaman, Mrs. Francis Long and Mrs.

W. D. Leake. At the conclusion of the games tempting refreshments were served. Mrs.

Russell won the prize, a small ivory clock. We can do this and never feel it. Just a little planning and systematic work will do much along this line. Not only now, but through the entire year. Let each of us labor and give as god has prospered us.

I trust that the other members of the committee will assist in this matter, as I am sure they are doing and will do, to the extent of their ability in getting the needs of our Orphan's Home on the hearts and in the minds of our people. Respectfully submitted, J. M. Mundine, Chairman. PROTECTION During the Holidays there is greater need for protection against loss by fire than at any time during the year.

Last year, a few days before Christmas, a fire in Jasper did several thousand dollars damage before it could be controlled. Protection in one of my big American Fire Insurance Companies will afford the contentment necessary to happiness during the Yuletide. H. W. CRANFORD Insurance and Surety Bonds Telephone Exchange over Postoffice.

'Phone 33 Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Macre were at home to the teachers and the senior class of the high school Friday evening. Progressive games "were played, at the conclusion of which a salad course was served.

Needle Wor kClub Entertained Mrs. H. W. Cranford delightfully entertained the members of the Needle work club and a few other afternoon at her beau- 2a( Glee-Cola, TRAPS MARK REGISTERED Tie Queen of Cola Drinks A BOX SUPPER AT BLACKWATER SCHOOL Colonia THEATRE home on North Highlands. The rooms decorated in red and green was a' reminder of the rapidly approaching holidays, the guests spent their time making dainty articles for Christmas.

A tempting salad plate' was served. Those enjoy-ilng the afternoon were: Mrs. Caine There will be ab ox supper for the benefit of the school house, Saturday night, December 18th. Everybody is cordially invited. i.