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PAGE THREE RAVALLI REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1020. GLASS THAT CAN BE BENT Church Services Alibi Explained. Asked If be knew the meaning of aa alibi a colored man repllpd: "Yes, sah: Ifs one of dem times when you prove yon was at de lodge whar you wan't to prove yon wasn't st de crap game whnr yon was." New flaven Register Nicholson, who was a patient last week at the Hamilton hospital. Mrs.

Roy Brown, who has been quite ill, is recovering. The St. Thomas Guild met at the home of Mrs. Val Troop Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.

W. A. Kerlee was hostess to the ladles' aid last Thursday Darby HOLIDAY BUSINESS at a slumber party last Friday night to six of their girl friends. Fun and frolic kept the young ladies up until the early hours of Saturday morning. After an appetizing breakfast at 10 o'clock the guests adjourned to their homes.

Those invited were Myrtle Laird, Alice Johnson, Frances Barrill, Emma Greenup and Hope Tardiville. Presbyterian. Preaching at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning by Rev. J. C.

Irwin, who will speak on "The Day of Jesus Birth." Sunday school at 12 m. and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. The Sunday school will have a program and Christmas tree on Christmas eve. THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.

No Really White Silk. There Is do such thing as purl white silk. There are three colors of (o-called white ellk. oyster, which la sometimes called pure white, though It has a slight blue tinge Ivory, which Darby Merchants Pleased With Brisk Trade. HINT FROM THE SONG has a tinge of pale yellow, and cream.

In which the yellow tone can be plain ly seen. Methodist Episcopal. Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal church Dr. Pope of the Anti-Saloon League will speak on "The Great American Experiment." Sunday school at 10 a. Epworth League at 6:30 p.

m. and preaching in the evening. Darby, Dec. 16. A cantata entitled "The Christmas Spirit," is being prepared by the Sunday school pupils under the direction of Mrs.

A. L. Rissmann. The affair will take place at the assembly hall of the school house Christmas eve, and a community tree will also be there. A fund which is nearing the $100 mark is being raised for the tree, with the hope of being able to remember every child in the New Invention Declared to Be Suit ble for a Number of Useful Industrial Purposes.

A new substitute for glass or for lacquer has been invented. It can be cut with shears or with a knife and, when heated to more than 100 degrees Centigrade, It forms a kneadable mass which resumes its previous hard state on cooling. It Is known as "cellon." Under the patents of Dr. Eichelgrun, a company Is making cellon in the form of a solid or liquid solution of acetyl cellulose in camphor, either white or colored, transparent or opaque. It appears in slabs, or tube form, as well as in the form of a plastic mass, as putty to be used for lagging purposes or as an anti-rust liquid.

The hard vitreous cellon Is bendable and springy and Insensitive to cold water, soap, fat, alcohol or petrol. When burnt in a flame it drops off like shellac, without, however, being as combustible as the latter. Cellon varnish, which can be allowed to harden or solidify into flexible layers, Is suitable for many Industrial purposes. Liquid cellon can be used for impregnating textiles or for making insulating tape. In this latter form it can be taken from the round box in which it is wound up, even in the moist condition, and allowed to harden in air.

Windows Look Inviting and Would Do Credit to a Much More Pretentious Community. Darby, Dec. 16. The Darby merchants are enjoying a brisk holiday trade this year in spite of the slack season. gift buying tends more to practical articles.

The windows of the principal stores would do credit to a larger town. The Whyte grocery has by way of Christmas greens, mountain laurel and cedar branches, recently sent here by Mrs. A. E. Hammond, who resides near Seattle.

Baptist. Preaching at the Baptist church Sunday morning by Rev. F. J. Sals-man.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. DARBY DOINGS. St. Paul's Episcopal.

There will be no services at St. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday as the rector will be at St. Ignatius. Sunday school at 10 o'clock at the rectory. "Alias Jimmy Valentine" Will Be Shown at the Liberty Theater Sunday and Monday.

Presumably taking a hint from the song, everyone is looking out for "Alias Jimmy Valentine." In this case it is Metro's screen version of the famous Paul Armstrong drama, with Bert Lytell the star, and it is due for a showing Sunday and Monday at the Liberty theater. As may be recalled, Jimmy Valentine is a prisoner in Sing Sing on a charge of bank robbery, who has earned the enmity of the brutal warden because he always "plays the gentleman." Jimmy has the reputation of being a master cracksman who opens safes without burglar's implements, relying upon his extremely sensitive touch to feel the slight jar of the tumblers in the combinations of safes. What followed the effect of Jimmy's reputation and the possession of this odd skill on his after life forms one of the most thrilling, breathcatching melodramas ever written. The cast supporting Mr. Lytell includes Viola Vale, Eugene Pallette, Wilton Taylor, Marc Robbins, Robert Dunbar, Winter Hall and James Farley.

TOE WAS AMPUTATED Pleasant way to breakup colds EVERYONE in the family can rely on Dr. King's New Discovery, the standard remedy for the last fifty years, to break up coughs, grippe and stubborn colds. No harmful drugs. At your druggists, 60c and $1.20. For colds Christian.

Services Sunday morning and evening at the Christian church by Rev. L. E. Obert. Sunday school at 10 a.

m. Absolute Proof. There Is one Infallible method by whlr-h mnn's greatness moy be judged, ff your friend sits mum for half-4n hour, listening to yon discuss your fnvnrt'M trjiic then yon know beyond tiininv of doubt thnr he Is a vr.i:i. pi'tidHd well as hrilllant Mil 't Darby, Dec. 16.

A white Christmas will be in order here unless the weather undergoes a marked change. Since last Friday about three inches of snow fell and sleighing is fine. The mercury hovers around 10 tfe 15 degrees above zero. Mrs. August Solleder, Mrs.

J. P. Whyte and daughter Maxine were Hamilton visitors Monday. Mr. Whyte motored down in the evening to bring the party home.

Mrs. Charles Greenup and daugn-ter Emma were at Hamilton the fore part of the week attending to dental work. E. E. Hart of Conner has leased the Yan Deusen shop on Main street and will establish a meat market this week.

Mrs. Louis Millette and Mrs. L. Millette Sr. visited at Hamilton Monday.

Fred D. Booth is quite ill at his home. Dr. and Mrs. H.

Hayward and children came here from Hamilton Sunday evening for a few hours. They were accompanied by Mrs. Elmer New Discovery asnssanuwiMiiniii iimin dm W. M. Vipperman Submitted to an Operation at the Hamilton Hospital Last Monday.

Darby, Dec. 16. Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. Vipperman on Monday went to Hamilton, where Mr. Vipperman submitted to the amputation of the great toe on his right foot. Some months ago he was injured when his foot caught in the wheels of a stationary engine which he was operating at the Harper planing mill, and a few days ago complications set in, which necessitated the loss of the toe. -Dr.

Hayward was attending surgeon. Christian Science. Services every Sunday morning at eleven and Wednesday evening at eight o'clock in the Christian Science chapel, corner of Fifth and Bedford streets. Reading room open daily, except Sunday, from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m.

Subject of Bible sermon for Sunday will be "Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Sallow Skin Not Pretty Constipation destroys the complexion, making it yellow and ugly. Keep the bowels at work cleaning out the system daily by using Dr. King's Pills. They do the work thoroughly and gently Buy a bottle today, 25 cents. What Really Makes for Success.

There are a few men and women so circumstanced and handicapped that the only possible success for them is their berolc acceptance of what to others would be failure. But with the creaf majority the element that Is lacking Is the hearty taking hold of tlie work before them. Exchange. SLUMBER PARTY. Beetles' Blood for Warts.

A Peruvian doctor states that the blood of certain beetles found in Peru has been used from the immemorial by the natives for curing warts. Under it these growths turn white, as If cauterized by an acid. Catholic. Services at the Catholic church every Sunday morning except the third Sunday of the month by Rev. Father P.

Marnane at 8:30 and 10:30 o'clock. it onpe Pills Darby, Dec. 16. Misses Beulah and Georgia Brown were hostesses Rmile Tie oMenn We Sell for Less We Buy for Less The Store That Serves You Best YOUR HOLIDAY WANTS AT ATTRACTIVE LOW PRICES GIFT SELECTIONS FOR EVERYBODY. COME make your selection from a complete showing of hundreds of gift things, which fairly sparkle with real Christ- 6 More Days mas thoughtfulness.

Enjoy a greater happiness this year in your gift making. Only SIX more shopping days. 6 More Days $2.50 SILK SHIRTING We cannot describe the beauty of color and patterns. Special for holidays at $1.69 Visit our toyland when you the dolls. Priced at 40c up to $3.95 BEACON BATH BLANKETS for Christmas gifts.

None better. On sale at $6.95 Get him a shaving set. He's sure to like it. Priced at $1.35 up What would be a better gift for the boy than one of our $15.00 mackinaws or overcoats? Genuine Bavarian cups and saucers in a pleasing design, per set of six $2.50 A box of Jenny Wren chocolates will answer the question. Half-pound box at 59c One-pound box at 89c Two-pound box at $1.59 A necktie is always a most acceptable, gift.

We are showing a large assortment priced at 65c up to $2.45 CUT GLASS MAKES FINE GIFTS 6 cut glass goblets $2.50 6 cut glass tumblers $1.50 Cut glass flower vases. Special at $1.00 and $1.25 COMFORTS AND BLANKETS $10.00 fine Maish comforts $7.95 $8.00 fine Maish comforts $5.00 $15.00 wool blankets $9.95 $7.00 wool nap blankets $5.00 MEN'S SUITS BARGAINIZED $50.00 men's fine suits $40.00 men's fine lamb lined overcoats at $35.00 $10.00 men's fine wool $8.00 men's fine dress SUGGESTIONS IN READY-TO-WEAR $35.00 silk dresses at: $24.50 $50.00 fine plush coats at $39.00 $20.00 fine silk skirts at. $25.00 fine wool plaid skirts $16.50 $7.00 fine Georgetta waists. $1.95 RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES- $5.00 4-buckle arctics, double red soles at $4.45 $5.00 10-inch leather top red rubber shoes at $3.45 $4.00 8 and 10-inch leather top rubbers. Special at $3.00 Children's arctics reduced this week 10 PER CENT.

HOLIDAY SHOE BARGAINS (For Women) $10.00 Johansen fine kid shoes. Special at $6.00 girls' Russian calf, schooj shoes at $4.95 WTe are showing a fine line of felt slippers at $1.95, $2.25, $2.45 HOLIDAY SHOE BARGAINS (For Men) $10.00 and $11.00 men's fine dress shoes. Special at. $7.45 $7.50 men's fine Russian calf dress shoes. Special at $6.00 $10.00 men's heavy work shoes.

Special at $7.45 $5.00 men's heavy work shoes. Special at $3.45 HOLIDAY. SHOE BARGAINS (For Boys- $7.00 fine calf shoes in brown and black. Special at $1.95 $5.00 boys' school shoes, Munson last. Special at $1.00 $6.00 boys' heavy high top shoes.

Special at $1.95 BOX STATIONERY in wondrous shades of delicate pink, light blue, pearl gray and buff. Our stock is complete and represents stationery from the foremost manufacturers. Christmas Silks This Chi'lHtmnn as never before gift buyers ar turning to nUks. Our stock Is very complete anil prices lower than elHowhero. Gift Handkerchiefs Hundred of dainty handkerchiefs aro nwultlng your coining.

Wo arc Justly proud of our handkerchief uret Ion the stock in very complete, nclected wlih quality and at low prices. GIFT HOSIERY $1.00, $1.25, $1.45, $2.00, $2.75 Displays here were never finer or more complete. Every wanted kind of practical gift, utility and dress hose. CUT PRICES ON ALL DOMESTICS Conic in and buy outing flannel, blankets, cotton batting, percales, ginghams, muslins, sheetings, all at much less than regular prices. This is only a small list of good things the Golden Rule has to offer to its customers.

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