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I i -rr-' ^ ~ T " Wrappin | ky. /' BY MAKJUHIE MOWt? LMAJLTw Thank goodness we a so now using a little imagination in tying up our Christmas packages, and arc n<> longcr hound by the hackneyed white tissue paper and red ribbon with lonely / reeting card beneath the bowknoi. Although it i;? certainly true that white tissue paper has a lovely crisp fr< sh look and makes a pleasant background for colored ribbon or strings. t Do let us get away from what an art teacher used'to rail "Merry Christmas colors," the everlasting red and green. There arc many fancy papers on the market now-a-days with holly sprigs and Christmas designs of various sorts. Then there are the interesting wood fiber effects in the Japanese paper. It would seem a good idea to tie up these patterned papers with plain stringy or ribbon, and use seals sparingly. Christmas seals arc very attractive now-a-days and are made in all sorts of odd size's, some of gold embossed like metal, and some of white with silhouettes in 1 lack, as well as many others in colors. Making Attractive Packages For the dainty gifts to a woman friend what could he prettier than a white tissue paper package ti d in pale blue ribbon, with a clivrtor of organdie flowers in pastel tints for a decoration? Thc flowers would make a lovely lit * tie additional gift really, for she could use this tiny 1 ou^tict I | I m - I PI 1 & l jf QUITE NATURALLY hMcCGNNELL'S FOR 1 rI OF DRY GOODS, CLO |f THAT THIS IS EXFE || JOE AND NOT DISA] || THERE ARE SCORES ? LADIES' AND CI I M Ladies' Coat Suits at $1 ? and $2 >.00 Each, o# Ladies' Coats at $5.00, ij $18.50, and $25.00 1 ??' Ladies' Silk Plush Coal Children's Coats at $3." & U. 3. AS Men's I . S. Army AVo ]>riee of -Ml Wool I them here at $1.00 $2.50 L. S. Army A less $v pant*?Here at 50 ( H All Wool Army Pants? All Wool Armv (tloves * Men's All Leather U. m- C. S. Aledieal Dept. A this?15 Cts. the )>i Sjj Ask fo'* Anny Goods? small lots too small . ? WE WISH FOE OUR i \4 MAS AND A1 vfi HOPING THI ^ q . I ig 8 Tying 4 y^}?ld cjorti makes a very Utelinpulshed looking appearance on a white package and its regal note could bo further emphasized by seals of black J or of black scaling wax. That brings us 10 sealing wax. I\ry, ubai <" "* lhi> . hiPlron enn have with a box of varie-colorcd sticks! One crn well imagine a grown-up too, might enjoy the fascinating occupation of dropping: hot wax on a package all neatly tied and ready to send. Let us suppose a box is wrapped in a plain color, say bright blue, and tied with a blue string. Why not drop the sealing wax daubs in groups of three? Try three at each end and three cn the tep. each group of three oiffci cnt colors.?a good selection being, lavender, apple green and pink. My, my, one would just hate to open such an attractive package and break the pretty seals! Tassels Add Distinctiveness Then there are tassels. A perfectly joyous group of tassels are easily made for the ends of the Christmas cord. i sc coiureu iu:uv, ui iukovu crochet cotton or better stili, bright yarns. Make Hat seals of the wax and while hot drop the end. of the yarn into the wax, adding another daub of hot wax cn top. Besides these wax seals, wax heads can be made, inserting the string while the beads arc being formed or stringing them inter, after they are cold. And as for beads, a string of largo \ ' A LARGE PORTION OF " THE IE HOLIDAY SUPPL: THING, SHOES, COAT SU iCTED OF US WE QUITE PPOINT THEM?AND WE lOFTIJiXOS HERE THAT IILDREN'S COATS 2.r,o. $ir>.oo, $i8.r?o, $20.00 | -n. n 1 in <1)7, on J pi.'/V/, . w.v,..., , v iach. rj s at $12.50, $15.00, $18.50. | >0, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. ?! V, -MY GOODS I 5i ol. I liderwcar at l-Od the ? SSiivis and Drawers-?liny ^ I lie ivannciit. 2 Pans?make line disli Jts. j| -Pair, $2.08. $ -At 35 C'ts. Pair. | S. Mai hie Shoes, $22)8 Pr, i5 duminmn Ware?See ? I' ece. i< -Let us show you?lots of * . to advertise. t CUSTOMERS AND FRIEN! <TEW YEAR OF UN ALLOY! IT YCUR SHADOW MAY ! square, round and cylindrical wooden ones will give you material for many tr.s-cl.-j at the end of your yarfi or cord. Here again an entireiy different 'material is being used to delight the eye and afford amusing opportunity for the imaginative one to use his skill. Lot nie prophesy that the person receiving this package will,?well he ought to laugh aloud v. hen he sees it. If very sober ho will smile at least. How can he help smiling when there on top sits a weird animal composed of gum drops? Long thin gumdrops on toothpicks make legs, fat round ones make bodies and* his head has - - " nun mo/In cars in wie im.? uii> .. ujvo ?i.v of clovc.i. Anil when yon remember that one log is l ink and another yellow and no on, well, you see lie's ;t very delectable sort o:' a creature. Animals and Manikin Novelties. The number of variations that may be made of these gumdrcp animals is one of the attractive features of thin id<n, the more weird, and unnatural they are, the more amusing. Then there arc manikins to be made of the same material. These can be constructed with toothpicks or strung on colored cord. Tassels of tha?e little gumdrop men will finish a Christmas package well, at least a bit unusual. They ought to bo highly acceptable especially to children. As to i whether gumdrops will travel well in the mails, that I cannot say. It would tr/vrtTr /NATT'TfTixr)CI r> i~\f\T* T huu1u1 io j, IE 3 AS WELL AS THE NEC] ITS, DRESSES, COATS, ET( NAT u RAIL7 DO OUR BE! ARE SURE ON THE JOBWILL MEET EVERY GIF SANTA CLAUS D! Sui t, Santa Clans is doing bi Slio]) Early and avoid l few days before Christm Dolls, Horses, Tea Sets, B Faces, Etc., Etc. Be sur ment. Prices are Low. MISCELLANEOl Men's Wool Shirts at $2.50 Ssunvt Lmv Shoos; :i1 &5 f) ~r : ? "Wool Clock Hosiery Silk Hose?50 ( ; XMAS SALE OF S Men's Sweaters at $1.00, $1.1 $(150 and $10.00 Each. | Ladies' Sweaters at $2.00, $1 | Children's Sweaters at $1.00, NECKWEAR AND HA] j Men's Christmas Neckwear i : Boxed 1 land kereliief's, ideal Cis.. 75 Cts., $1.00 Box. i Ladies' Pure Linen llandkcr< DS AND ALL MANKIND A ED HAPPINESS AND PROS NEVER GROW LESS. THA: THE VITAMINES?A, 3 AND C It important Knowlcdco as to Balanced c Food. | 1 There are three kind3 or groups of 1 vitamlnes?they are called Vitamine A. " Vitamine IV and Vitamine C. Vitamine A is abundant in milk, butter, and cheese; in the yolk a of eggs; ! 1 ir. livers and kidneys and in the- leafy : vegetables, greens, and salads. It is less abundant in lean moat, deficient in cereals and potatoes, almost absent 1 in peas and beans, and entirely abSv-nt in lard and vegetable fats. The effects j" of the absence of Vitamine A from the diet are a stoppage of growth in chll- \ dren and progressive weakness in adults. A growing child needs milk, butter and eggs in order to obtain an | abundance or tills vitamine. umimiM who are poorly nourished are greatly' benefited by fresh milk and eggs be- i' cause they contain this vitamine; for such children (or for adults) ccd-iiver oil js not as good as cfcam and butter. , A lesser proportion of Vitamine A is needed by adults than by children; though adults recovering front wasting illness need an extra amount. It is interesting and important to know that alfalfa contains this vitamine A in largo proportions and that, for this reason, it is excellent to pro- , mote the growth of domestic animals. Vitamine 13, the second group, occurs in most all the common foods, but is deficient in some. It is abundant in seeds and cereals (beans, peas, rice, oatmeal, etc.) and, in these, occurs in the layer just beneath the outer husk ?thus, it is found in whole wheat flour and hominy, but may be deficient in white (lour. Fresh vegetables, the edible part of which grows in the ground ; (potatoes, carrots, onions, turnips, beets), also tomatoes and yellow fruits contain the Vitamine Tj; Lack of Vitamine B in the diet ] causes neuritis, anemia, loss of appe titc, dyentcry, headache, and feeble ] heart action. Vitaminc C is found in fresh fiuits < have to be a matter of experiment. At any rate, there are m:ny packages that are delivered personally at Christmas time and on these the Rum- j ch op people, and the. gumdroa ar.ii tals can carry a light hearted Christmas message. ? 1 s a? ' Mi///y . 1 1 1 t $ i g I a ii i W '| I iff i i , i -VT-1 ^VT>.T TTI T n AT7 rp/i vv r'iliUi'JLHj JjUU-CV IV ^ 2SSARY SUPPLIES W ! 1, AND KNOWING a I ST TO BE ON THE ? ;] T REQUIREMENT j| ! EPARTMENT ?j I isincss at this store? ffi $ lie big rush the last ias?Let us show you & I all c? TV/T/vnlmwc! ^ &J.JLO) ?1X\J J KJj A jyij e to visit this Depart- f* I 8 1 US ITEMS SI J Each. 3 S 0 Pair. 8* \ at $1.00 Pair. }ts. to $2.50 Pair. jjg j$ WEATE3S S| i 50, $2.00, $3.50, $3.00, .jg 5 V* y 3.50, $5.00, $7.50, $10 j| 5 $2.00, $0.50 and $5.00 | <j TOKERCHIEFS ? > it 25 Cts., 50 Cts., $1. E |* for gifts?25 Cts., 50 'fk J Sk I $ liiefs at 10 Cts. Each. {& | SfiKSIflC-zamziS? Pjj I *, JOYOUS CHRIST- ! iPERITY. HERE'S $| i UK YOU. & 6 _ V % I { !S Co. | ! ind vegetables and onpecinlly in fringe and. lemon juices,in- carrots and ] Iricd beets, and in raw or.cooHctl rhy.iaib. Tomato juice and raw cabbage ; ire excellent sources of Vitaniinc C. V lack of YiLamina (J ln-ia owi d by langour. and depression, Ioo.smiug of tne teeth, soreness and bleed- ; ng of the gums, and stiffness of the joints. , The vi(amines are not affected by ordinary cooking. Boiled greens and looked dairy products will supply them n as good form as raw salad3 and 'res!) rnilk. The recognition of the importance )f the vitamlncs is a further evidence | if the necessity for a well-balanced lif t. Milk, whole-wheat bread, butter -nd meat, fresh fruit and green vegetables can and should be part of the Hot of every farm family?The Progressive Farmer. . . ? Didn't Have Time. 'There was an old fellow who never had t.mc ....... ., For a fresh morning look at the Volume sublime; Who never had time for the soft hand or prayer To smooth out the wrinkles of labor and carc; Who could not find time for that service most ewget, , At the altar, of borne, where the dear . cr.es ail meet.. . , And never found time with the pcoplo of God, .. To loarn the good way the fathers had trod, But ho found time to die; oh yes, he found time to die. "This bu3y old fellow, too busy was he To linger at breakfast, at dinner, or tea, Por the merry small chatter of children or wife; Rut he lived in his marriage, a bache- ; lor life. Too busy for kisses, to busy for play, Ko time to be loving, no time to be ' Kay. \o nine 10 repienisn ins vaiusiiius health, <n time to enjoy his gathering wealth, 3ut he fotin\ time to die; oh, yes; he found time to die. This beautiful world had no beauty I | J.p I | *| |j YORK E- fa Dealer In Gas $ a bile T II 'HIE S P ' :iS M At this Christ H for libera | I 0f Yc | & SOON WE j| jj| And we hope jj yk same old : 4 in better ] 4 S' aild Effici ft jjjg sible for L' during 19: I I ^ AN p $ For Our Custi || jj|. a Hi 1 | DURING | & You'll Find U | W Serve Yc 5 j i-H 4 jfe Phone No. 28 pr i i for him, Its colors were black and its sunshine ] I ...dim, . N'o leisure for woodland, for river or hill, N'o time in hie life just to think and be f , still; ....... j N'o time for his neighbors, no time for ? his friends, So time for those highest, immutable end Of the life of a man who Is not for a < day, , 1 But for worse or better, forever and |? | FT PAYS T( I L E \ I IT CHRIS1 jar | AT AH I L E > ? DRY GOODS i S Y0RK k ->ci9S^s^s^iSv. v*? . CARR< , 3L * r? *' -i, SOUTH CAEO $ !f tw V' YjT. J & & ) ,~t:? tv/t^4.a^ n;i ??,i rL-n? iunue ctnu iTiui/wi uu auu \jtac ires and Other Acce&orie )lic Truck;?, Tractors and 0? Motor Equipment ? FIRM OF J. H. CARf Tff . h ma,s time would express its 1 business given1 it by the go irk and York County during Year now coming to a close. 3 ; ? . " > V* / i'u* 'y? U ci'LL BESTARTING ON A N \ ?8 z'-yzv*'' A that Christmas of 1923 will stand 011 South Congress Str< position than ever to give voi ent Service whicli lias been h the generous patronage we ' 22. D OF COURSE WE WI Diners and Friends a Merry ( ippy and Prosperous New Y< _ t, .. 4 re o 1 THE CHRISTMAS HC s Right On the Job, Anxious )u In Any Way We Can In 0 ,CARR( ' i / South Cc f YORK, - - - S. C. , . t i \ vH&. *?$& *?? vfjft. *?& W?S aye. Jut he found time to die; oil, yes! he . found time tp die," . ? Besides taking the pictures of nost noble families in Heme. Miss Eva 3arrett has been made official photojrapher to the royal family of Italy. ? Miss Elsie Mackey, third daughter )f Lord Inchcape, one of England's , 7*. argest ship owners, has been granted i certificate as an air pilot. ^ v*t # # vw j i trade at i r\T'S I rmas time p Y TIME S ( Y'S I ^ND NOTIONS | , S. C. $ DLL Li L I N A jg !| ases, Automo- ? s; Be- I J I " I | iflLL I 1 I i. i appreciation $ S* od people w ? I the p J? EW YEAR ?? |d .* ?Jl Si find us at the 2 ? jet, York, and jw ?. i that Prompt ? irgely respon- 8j have received M S Christmas and L M IL1DAVS I | and Ready to |8 L ur Line. ? i 35" )LL I 1 S4 3 )ngress Street jj| p iliji'l'l 11 li'i ? , i |j fj