Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, December 15, 1922, Image 1
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ESTABLISHED 1855 YORK, S. C.? FRIDAY, IDKCEMIVK I ? 15, 1 9*2*2. NO. 1GO
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The following is
editor of the New Yorl
tember 21, r&;7.
iWe take plcasur<
prominently the comni
same time our great gr
? mimhrrPrl amoiip the ft
"Dear Editor: I
5 friends say there is no i
"Papa says, 'If y
| tell me the truth; is the
Virginia, your li
5 been affected by the ski
3 not believe except the}
8 be which is not compr
8 minds, Virginia, whetl
g little. In this great un
S an ant, in his intellect
3 world- about him, as m
8 of grasping the whole
Yes, Virgini;
He exists as cert
votion exist, and you 1
8 your life its highest lx
3 would be the world if t
9 be as dreary as if thcr
S be no child-like faith tl
? tolerable this existence.
8 cent in sense and sisrht.
? hood lills the world wo
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? Not Be!
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g get your ]>apa to hire r
^ Christmas Kve to catc
51 not sec Santa Clans co
g Nobody sees Santa Ch
59 no Santa Clans. The
w those that neither chile
H see fairies dancing on 1
ft no proof that they are
^ imagine all the wondei
y the world.
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ft You May Te;
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? and see what makes th
cring the unseen worl
ft even the united strong;
? lived could tear apart.
^ mance can push aside 1
ft supernal beauty and gl
|jj Virginia. in all this v
^ abiding.
5? No Santa Clans
H forever. A thousand
thousand years from
S the heart of childhood.
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i a famous editorial written by the
c Sun and published in the Sun Sep- ?
: in answering at once and thus s
unication below, expressing at the !|
aiification that its faithful author is
iends of The Sun: jjj
am 8 years old. Some of my little ij
>anta Claus. ?
ou see it in The Sun it's so.' Please s
re a Santa Claus? &
"VIRGINIA O'HANLON ?
"115 \Y. Ninety-fifth St." 5
tile friends are wrong. They have 5
pticism of a skeptical age. They do $
r see. They think that nothing can ^
ehensible by their little minds. All ^
ler they be men's or children's, are R
iverse of ours man is a mere insect, ?
as compared with the boundless $
casured by the intelligence, capable ^
truth and knowledge. ^
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1, There is a Santa Claus. ^
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ainly as love and generosity and de- ?
mow that they abound and give to ^;
?auty and joy. Alas! How dreary $1
here were 110 Santa Claus. Jt would jfl
e were no Virginias. There would m|
len, no poetry, no romance to make 5? i
We should have no enjoyment, ex- ^ '
The eternal light with which child- ^
ttld be extinguished. |jj
lieve in Santa Claus?
ft
nen to watch in all the chimneys on ^
h Santa Clans, but even it" they did ft
ming down, what would that prove? .
ins, but that is no sign that there is
most real things in the world are ?
Iren nor men can sec. Did you ever
the lawn? Of course not, but that's ft
not there. Nobody can conceive or
s there arc unseen and unseeable in vj
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ar Apart the Baby 's Rattle
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e noise inside, but there is a veil cov- ^
<1 which not the strongest man, not 5ft
th of all the strongest men that ever
Only faith, fancy, poetry, love, ro- 8
hat curtain and view and picture the 5ft
lory beyond. Is it all real? Ah. h
irorld there is nothing else real and
s
! Thank Cod! he lives, and he lives Kj
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i years from now, \ irginia. nay. ten tft
now, he will continue to make glad jjj
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BY MA3JORIE HOWE DIXON
If you are so fortunate as to be able j
to do the beautiful Italian cut work, |
your Christmas gifts of that ombroid- I 11
cry on linen are going to bo very much'; *'
appreciated. That in a safe prophecy. 01
The severity 'of the design and its ''
j richness have made this work exceed- ''
I ingly popular. 01
There are many good designs to be 01
found. One set has a square centerpiece
with its stiff design covering all ! ir
of It and matching doilies (squares) "i
carry a smaller version, of the chief ! di
motif in one corner. There arc two | ai
sizes of the smaller pieces, one set ten j pi
inches across anil the other six inches. | ir
For the refectory table comes an , is
oblong runner with an exceedingly i \v
handsome design at each corner andjn
again in ti e center of either border., tl
Twelve mats accompany this set, each
|
A FEW !
I mHIIWIWIIIIII imcill I IB III ! !? ? I
!W\! Firesi(
[f-fiy a iivin;'rfh
;MI; I-U-IJ :J| i.-K if it lia.?
iMj "'outiful cn
comfortable
p s?> a'"l !
j K've a preud
Floor Lamps
The advance Tall patterns in
floor lamps are more bcauti- ..
ful than ever before. The
new lines, the distinctive siik
shades with bases finished in trap
mahogany add just the . EH
proper touch of color to a jit?
living room. Lamps as pie- F.j I
tured, exceptionally well ?-1
made and following the latest
dictates of fashion are priced K
TFT?MP?' $5X0 cash 1,1
IJiiKlYlo. $500 Month|y
yoxm <:
rtpf m
c <' A A*.'}*.- :?"? * T 11 i't r or,
will
f'j ?li' artists to
" t1 Christmas
*,?.< fiilX - --J3.
,-<- --? play and rn
^ ^ $3G.fl
SHOP I I#.
i EARLY hi B\l
?3!g3?3?3??S?JB
Siutru (?tfta |
mbroidcrcd to match the runner at
very Corner.
Hand Hemstitching Always Popular.
Hand hemstitching will always bo ;
opular in linen. One never grows j
red of it. A tea cloth may be oblong
r square, and fog patterned with a
lain checkerboard of this type of
andwprk. The hems of the napkins !
s well or the center of the tea doth ,
re workdd in the same way.
Scotch linen crash makes a more j
lformal set for the table with its col- J
red embroidery. The color is intro- j
need by pulling threads of the linen
nd running a colored thread In th<* j
lace thereof. With mats and napkins 'i
i a simple square pattern this set
unusually attractive. Even if one
ere possessed of only a moderate
mount of skill, one couhl attempt <
:is work and make, successfully, a
tiinphnnn unl' ?
T T in> T O
le Eockers
t?m is more invit- J
i in if; one or tiione Vj5c?5?2v H'i' '
nc and mahogany mM 1 '
kers. They are Y
, artistic in do- r=
in fashioned 10 S9lI
ration of service. p
can find a tdarc fXSS*-^~yst
one of them. ?
iced at only .
How Much
$32.50
' 'ratIS S?'lt1^ .Mih(
JHRISTMAS |'p^5
u s1 c Mr ~
bring the greate st
your home :>n
morning to sing,
itertain you. These
i are priced from
O to ? 175.00 WILL P.R just 1
tiling that you e?
an buy them on . ,
mahogany, lias 1
ords as Christmas O
they will express
lent. TZRf
CHRISTMAS FURS
v. will find numerous Christi
Special Rockers, Sewing Taf
l's Rockers and Grafanolas.
Hosidos linens, for the t:il)lo ser- J
vice, both inuclins and chambrays ?*ire |
used, and ginghams come in daintily
used for trimming.
What could be more attractive than
an unbleached muslin breakfast set
with .a fat coffee pot of gingham
adorning the square centerpiece? Ail
the steaming cups (of the same material)
appear on the napkins.
Varied Table Pieces Acceptable.
Another set that would appeal to j
any one's sense of color has a flower j
basket of black-cross-stitch, out of I
which tumble flowers plucked from a
bit of chintz. Still another set has an
octagonal appearance for the corners
are neatly -clipped and the hems arc
oil >.i,?<rtn-h?1oO tvIII. I.Inn A hllin
sipiat teapot in cross-stitch flanked
either side by a cup and saucer, makes
an appropriate design for the runner.
Each napkin rejoices in clipped corners
with a tiny flower in its buttonhole,
if a napkin may lie said to have
snc.
Resides breakfast sets, and luncheon ;
sets, one may make very acceptable 1
LGrfei
STORE has opened up in a N
is marked in plain figures ;
furniture and the same court
o buy on our dignified Credit
fMAS j
Ijllllllli
Is Added to a Living
a Suite Like This !
igany Living Room Suite upholstered ii
more comfort and looks in it than you x
>ulcl make a wonderful Christmas gift
PRICE $275.00
*MS: $35.00 CASH; $25.00 MONTHL'
This 4-Piece Bedroom Suite
,vhat jour daughter would appreciate n
>uld give her for Christmas. It is finish*,
urge plate mirrors and is Specially
RICED AT $279.0!
MS. $37.50 CASH; EALANCE MONT
ITURE HEADQUARTER
nas Furniture novelties, sucli
ries, Card Tables, Mirrors, Se
Come in and look over our
rxfiifi xjiimi-.,4. tdnvnnvL iiPUi^TfinENit. IIFJUDU J
giffs of towels. There are large ones
and small ones, guest towels and bath
towels, with face cloths to match.
Monograms Add to Towels.
Colored bath towela are offered In
a perfectly bewildering assortment
and often with an accompanying face
cloth. The needle woman adds to the
towel, a large handsome monogram in
black, or in a matching color, and
then how pleased is the recipient!
Well, if she isn't, she ought to be, and
purple makes a pleasant contrast with
blue, if that's the color her bathroom
wears for decoration. Guest towels
as a gift are as welcome as handkerchiefs,
for one can never have too
many. A monogram Is ever the most
popular decoration. Of plain linen of
exquisite quality comes a large towel
with a square monogram hemstitched
to match the hemstitched hem.
Then color will not be denied these
days even in the linen towels, and interesting
among them rfre the new
linen crash towels with wide hems of
colored linen, hemstitched on. Here
again is an attractive gift easily made.
ew Building with an entire ne
and we have only One Pric
eous service here that you fin
Plan an d use the Furniture w
>UGGES
Y\ Console Tabl
[ y . The dccoratlvo poss
\ of a consolo table ai
limited. Wo havo an
tionally largo display
tall styles in the more
inff period designs,
mahogany and walnui
&I rors to match may be
jwy desired. Prices on
J J ta bh-s as pictured s
^rj, low as
Room By ^ ^
V Rugs Are til
.feJHLf. Background
jKjlS j Your Furmti
'NjU j When you select floor
I j iA?? 'Bi in^s for the different
II in your home, use tl
care and discriminate
y"u have already e
in the choice of youi
SMW t " ture. Xo matter whai
? " ative scheme you ins
in mind, in our large
of floor coverings in
'-'I ? ?.>.i
i.iii jm lieiiid aiiu *
nore than any- will he certain to ti
Id in two-toned th< type you wofat
price you would like
l as^Smokin^ |
Plain linen is also Interesting combined
with narrow filet lacc at the
hem, and then, not to be content with
that decoration, it further adds a deep
twisted fringe of linen threads. Both
the colored hem towels and the iringed
ones come in the natural linen color.
Linen for Every Service.
Card table sets make appropriate
k'ifts to one's friends who enjoy brldgfe
Mosaic embroidery has been effectively
applied. And speaking of moslac
work, there are the most fascinating
ovals in this style of embroidery,
the funny stiff designs sometimes
nnmnnuarl r\f Rmiroo n rwl tVion n cm In nf
butterflies and flcwer3.
Perhaps there is nothing more enjoyable
to the natural feminine heart
than a chest of beautiful linenB, llrtens
appropriate for ordinary service, for
cpccial occasion, for a card party or
a dainty tea. Since the days when a
woo girl started her chest for her
wedding, women have always enjoyed
the possession of fine linen. So be
sure your gift of that sort'will be?*pprociated.
arte I
w stock. Every piece
ie. You can get .the
d in city stores. You
hile paying for it.
TIOMS
]\ An Easy Chair
\ ; There is luxurious comfort in
r ^ the depths of an easy chair I
I It adds to the hospitable atmosphcre
of the living room,
JJfeESl especially when yor chooao
one of our Easy chairs with a
fnT&i reclining back and extension
foot rest. In tapestry they
arc priced as low as
$39.50
TERMS: ?7^cash
$5.00 Monthly
' '' '
nd just
at thc Beautiful Spinet
to pay. *
Desks
In many an old Rcvolutiohfary
home thc traditional
spinet desk occupied a prominent
place. The beautiful
modern adaptations in mahogany
are just us attractive
in design and arc moderately
priced. You will want one
? .... ..mil. Imtlor linmo at the
B\i low prices we are now quoting.
k 1 shop ?
). i early
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