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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08

..put a stamp of disapproval on him
as city official" | came up here for
the purpose of voting for Mr.. Reid Tor
the office but ! see my candidate has
disappeared
.There are other men who could do
as well as Mr.. Gambill in this office,
and | cannot see why he should hold
on year after year. If | am right he has
held this office for eight or ten years.
He is certainly not making an effort to
follow the precedent Of other democratic
holders. l can see no reason why he
should be elected year after year.
During the recent campaign, some
charges were made against Mr.. Gambill,
which to my knowledge have never been
repudiated l would like to ask of the
mayor, the chairman of the finance COM
mittee or the license Inspector. whether
or not Mr.. Greener has ever paid his
license for this year?''
The Greener Case.
Mr. Gambill: mo sir; but Mr.. oreener
is under arrest. The city attorney agreed
this morning to let the matter go over
until December Is, at which time Mr.
Greener promises to pay in full
Alderman Ward: II understand that
something like 1900 or 1000 people have
escaped street tax during the last year.
I would like to know whether or not this
was for political play If it was done
for political reasons. there is another
cause for the city council to refuse to
re-elect Mr.. Gambill tonight"
Mr.. Gambill explained. at the request
of Mr.. Ward, the matter of r. w Gayle
refusing to pay his license. Mr.. Gambill
said that Mr. Gayle still owed the city
sos for licenses for three years. He said
the Palace Livery company was holding
back some money owed to Mr.. Gayle and
that the city would get the money. IT
tried to assist Mr.. Gayle all | could. He
is a poor man, runs little shop and
cannot afford to pay the license assessed
against him. He communicated this to
Alderman Ward | suppose to be used
against me here tonight. Mr.. Gayle was
arrested and his case has been in court
for some time past
Alderman Ward; II say again gentle
men of the council. | believe we can find
a citizen of Birmingham who will do this
work for $500 per annum. think we
can find a man who will not upset the
laws as Mr.. Gamhil has done. do not
think that he was wise in making the
deal with Mr.. Greener, and do not think
he has used good judgement on other oc-
casons in looking after the affairs CT
Birmingham. l think the graceful thing
for him to do would be to withdraw
The council then proceeded with the
election.
The Board of Education.
The mayor of Birmingham is an exoffi-
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ON THE RACE TRACK
At New Orleans.

New Orleans. December Lord of the
Valley, who was run up to 1920. after
his race and sold to William Walker.
and Extol were the only winning favor
ties today. Judge Hines defeat in the
handicap was blow to the talent. Dusky
was run up to 5000 and sold to William
Walker Bishop Poole was run up to $500
and bought by R. e. Watkins. The wealth
er was clear and the track lumpy.
First race, five furlongs-Lord of the
Valley, 10 q. MARTINI, to 5, won; Belle
of Portland, 1O2, dec. 10 to l. second
Tristram Shandy, 1O5 III. Phillips, 6 to
/, third. Time LOG is.
Second race. selling, mile and three
sixteenths-Extol, 81 Is. Dickson). 2 to
l. won; Gas Lifhter, 92 CAubuchon), to
?, second Merry Acrobat, SO (schilling).
to 2, third. Time 2:1S 20.
Third race, selling, five furlongs-Bish-
op Poole. log &C. Harris) 10 to l. won;
Fallona, 109 (NicoD to ., second; No
Trumper, Ill Oh Phillips) to l, third.
Time 1:07 3-5.
Fourth race handicap, mile and sew
enty yards-Rankin, 102 (Mclntyre) 10 to
s. won; Lura Lighter, 96k (stille) 5 to
!, second; Dan McKenna 107 (NicoD s
to 1, third Time :54 VS..
Fifth race, six furlongs-Viperine, 81
q. Hennessy) u to /, won; Mimosa. 104
oh. Phillips) even, second; Floral Wreath,
102 q. McIntyre) to /, third. Time
,1;21.
Sixth race, selling, mile-Dusky, ss
(Crimmins) 5 to l. won; Kleinwood, 102
s(H. Phillips) 8 to l. second; Latheron, 100
(McCafferty) to l. third Time 1:52
Entries at New Orleans.
First race, three-quarters mile, selling
water Duffy 80; Yellmantown 96; Tickle
Saint, Worthngton, 9S; Jerry Hunt 100;
lFitz Brillar. 101 June Collins, Benson
Hurst, Marco, 1903; Optional, 106; Norva-
tor, Chamblee los.
Second race, four and half furlongs
maidens-Frank Bill, Lauros, 1O2; James
II. Reed, Prestige. Alaclntra, Otxsego,
Alright, 1o5i Pawtucket Bishop Poole
Yorkshire Lad, Shock the Talent, Rus
sci H., no.
Third race, one mile-Arachue, Irene |
Mac, Miss Aubrey. lO2; Lendin, los; Mont
pelier, 10.
Fourth race, even-eighth mile handi- |
cap-Ahola, 105; Mnotaur 1885, Gus Held |
orn. Mizzen, los; Garnish, 10
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth mile, |
sclling-Lord Tennyson, Alcom r. Lady |
Fonse 81 Avenger, 80; Drummond |
Reckoner, 100; Decoration, 104 Mamselle, |
Jos; Gaslighter los; The Way, 1Os.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards, |
selling-Trossachs. 81; Southampton 90:
Bountiful 49, Hickory Corners, Little Ell |
kin, John II, go; Lady Free Knight 81. |
Glendon, Extol, 80; Flying Charcoal. |
Never More, 100.
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5 to .. second; Effervescence. 1o2 ;CLaw-
rence) to !, third. Time 1:Ol1S.
Second race, four and half furlongs-
Fire Ball, 1903 Dugan), l to = won'
Westbrook Field 107 Oynch), to l.
second: Hilona, 1O1 Washington, 30 to
l, second. Time 54la.
Third race six furlongs-Elhn King
lO6 CE Walsh, to 5, won; Bath Beath,
1O2 III. SMITH, > to 1, second; Funny SIDE
80 (Miller). to /, third. Time l;l4%.
Fourth race Ocean Park handicap, sew
en- furlongs-Capitanzo 1o4 O, to B.
won; Milton Young, g., to l, sec
ond; r. l.. johnson, 1903 Cd, to i.
third Time 1.2715,
Fifth race, five furiongs-Happy Chap
Ply, 1O7 Qawrence), 9 to s. won; Our Pride,
119 CrulletD, 100 to l. second; Dutiful ITO
(E Walsh, to 1, third Time 1902.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Eva
G. 109 &c. Walsh, to l. won; Merwan,
80 Q.awrence), to 1, second; Cincinnatus,
10s (Kent), TO l, third Time 1;4S1s.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08

clio member of the board of education
Mr.. Drennen was nominated for one of
the two places on the board to be filled
by Alderman Gray. Alderman Gray said
that Mayor Drennen had always been
a good friend of the schools and that
he thought it nothing but right and prop
er for the city council to elect him as
a member
Alderman O'Neill nominated DR.. Ullman
Alderman Moore nominated Mr.. rhomp-
son and Alderman Ward nominated Mr..
Lane. The results was:
First balot-Drennen IL, Lane /, Thomp-
son l. Mr. Drennen. was declared elected
Second ballot-Ullman s, Thompson O.
Mr. Lane received three votes on the
second ballot, but they were changed
before the vote was announced Mr.
Thompson was declared elected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08

eral line IN ready-to-wear and dress
hats is at present just as complete as IN
the height OF the season; possibly there
are more dress hats shown just at present than two
months ago. for the month of December is always
the most lively In society circles and we therefore
have prepared to supply the demands of the young
or DID, small or TALL in either large or small hats
The prices are much lower and much less than
you may think. We not only have reduced the
prices on materials, but also on making and trim
ming and marked hats to sell at about one-half of
what other stores ask We never offer anv odds
and ends or left overs in this Department, for we
have other resources to dispose of the odds and
ends through smaller merchants.
We now have on sale a complete assortment a
large variety of styles and colors, which makes
buying easy. Browns, Greens and Navvs seem to
be very strong, and we are replenshing our stock
in dress hats every day. new styles are shown lust
about the same as in New York. and our close con-
nections with some of the largest and most re-
noWned millinery houses gives us an opportunity
to show the advanced styles ahead of ANYBODY else
Street Hats, suitable for children, misses and ladies'
great assortment for this time of the in all staple
coos not less than about forty Dozen Just re-
ceived Worth 1-5O LIS and 200. At CSC
Most of them 200 goods.
Ten dozen fancy dressed turbans well as chidrens
dressed hats very deliberately trimmed and made the best
material in all the leading colors Worth 395 400 and 500
At 2.98
Half of our hats ladies' the leading coors
There about hundred of them where skilled workman
ship and art in trimming is recognized to suit misses
ladies' Two show cases full Worth 500, ZOO, 500 and
900 At 4.98
We also make similar reductions black and white
hats either small tubans picture hats which were
sold from 1900 up to 5000.
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Sergeant Kitty"

This afternoon and tonight captivating
Sergeant Kitty will entertain at the
Jefferson theatre. This is one of the
pronounced comic opera successes of re-
cent year and with Helen Byron as the
sergeant is most delightful Sergeant
Kitty has been played in all the large
cities of the east and elsewhere and has
been fiatteringly received, run of 200
night being recorded in New York alone
No doubt large audiences will be in order
this afternoon and tonight.
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Mrs. Delaney of Newport entertained
another large audience last night at the
Bijou. The piece abounds in merriment
and there are many clever musical nuni-
bers that are rendered by a chorus OF
pretty girls who wear variety OF fetch
ing costumes. The "Uncle Sam" girls are
making a hit nightly and the appearance
OF the chorus on the stage is always well
come. While there is not much plot there
are many funny situations and the work
of the comedians is equally as pleasing as
the performances of the church. There
will be a matinee this afternoon ana tne
usual performance tonight.
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XMAS DECORATIONS.

Fer decorating the Xmas
Tree" use the latest electri-
cal effects. Do away with
the dangerous old-tlme can
dies. Put ia your order now.
Would appreciate your visit
to our display rooms.
B'ham R., L & p. Ce.
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John Griffith.

Thd leading woman of John Griffith,
who will present Macbeth" at the Jeffer-
son theatre next Saturday afternoon and
night, is Miss Louise Ripley, an actress
who has won favorable comment in the
role of Lady Macbeth. The management
announces that Mr.. Griffith will be sup
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Point De Arab

Two pairs, Rem, regular price
$500. Special price, 1000
Two pairs, Rem. regular price
$13.75. Special price, IT'S
One pair, regular price $11.00.
Special price, $40
One pair, regular price $3.50.
Special price, 3.75
Two pairs, regular price $500.
Special price, 2.75
Six pairs, Newport, regular
price $3.50. Special price, 1925
Six pairs, Newport, regular
price $3.50. Special price, 1925
Six pairs, Newport, regular
price $500. Special price, 2.75
Three Bonnie Femme, regular
price $3.50. Special price, 2.T5
One Bonnie Femme, regular
price $3.50. Special price, It's
One Bonnie Femme, regular
price $500. Special price, 200
Five Bonnie Femme, regular
price $500. Special price, 2.T5
Two Bonnie Femme, regular
price $500. Special price. 800
Two Bonnie Femme, regular
price $3.50. Special price, 2.25
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, December 7-Five favor
ties won at Ascot today and the win
ner of the sixth race was a heavily
played second choice. There were sew
eral close finishes
First race, five furlongs-G loverton, III
(Fuller), II to5. won; Sceptre 119 (Prior),
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08
Plague Develops Among Crew.

London, December IA member of the
crew of the steamer Weybridge from the
river Platte which arrived in London
November 80, was taken with a suspic-
ious illness, and archaeological examine
ton proves that he has the plague. All
precautions have been taken.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08
Not Hard.

From the Fort Worth Record.
81 wish to learn to make jelly" said
the housewife, 'fs it hard?'
Lord, no num- replied the cook. its
soft
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jugs and Pitchers.

awarded it's chief prize, a gold medal,
to Professor William Hickering OF
Harvard university, Who discovered
the ninth satellite of Saturn.
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A Special Sale of Curtains, Three
Yards Long and Full Width.

We put on sale big lot Of Boblnet
Rufaed Curtains, three yards in length,
full width, and have reduced the prices
about one-third. There are not many
pairs of a kind, SO there will be quick
selling -if you are interested you will
shop early:
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Water Bottles.

w AtCE DUtkACSs
Fulton Water Bottles, $50
Tall Hindoo Water Bottles,
$50
Globe Monarch Water Bottles,
500
Globe Hindoo Cut Neck Water
Bottles, o.oo
9810 Shape Water Bottles, $50
1910 Shape Acme Water Bot
ties, o-oo
1910 Shape Carolyn Water
Bottles, lo'oo
Rose Bowls.
6-inch Cut Neck Rose Bowl,
800
8-inch Cut Neck Rose Bowl,
100
9-inch Cut Neck Rose Bowl.
1850
14-inch Cut Neck Rose Bowl,
$500
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Two pairs, regular price $500.
Special price, 3.Io
Two pairs, regular price $500.
Special price, 800
One pair, regular price $3.50.
Special price, CPS
Two pairs, regular price $500.
Special Drice. 4.50
One pair, regular price $3.50.
Special price, 800
Two pairs. regular price $3.50.
Special price, 800
Two pairs, regular price $3.50
Special price, FPS
Two pairs, regular price $3.50.
SnecaI price. $50
One pair, French, regular
price 5000. Special price, 500
Two pairs, regular price
$3.50. Special price, 7.5o
Two pairs. regular price
$500. Special price, $50
Three pairs, Marie, regular
price $3.50. Special price, $50
Three pairs, two toned l. P,
regular price $500. Special
price, 1000
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Rose Bowls.

5-inch Globe, Shape Rose
Bowl, $50
6-inch Globe Shape Rose
Bowl, 800
finch Globe Shape Rose
Bowl, 1000
jugs and Pitchers.
2-pint Jug, Lotus pattern, ESQ
3-pint Tankard, 81 pattern,
800
3-pint Tankard, Hindoo pat
tern, 600
3-pint Tankard, Providence
pattern, 1000
3-pint Claret jug, Providence
pattern, 1880
6-pint jug. Ceylon pattern,
1880
8-pint Tankard Washington
pattern 1850
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ADJUSTMENTS
Ar THE JEFFERSON.

' This afternoon and tonight-"ser- :
= geant Kitty" :
y Saturday matinee and night 4
. John Griffith in Macbeth"
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ALDERMEN REFLECT ALL THE
HEADS OF CITY DEPARTMENTS
CONTINUED from FIN Pace,

CONTINUED from Filth Paqe.1
resolution providing that hereafter no en-
ploy of the city of Birmingham shall en-
gage in other business. This brought
forth some discussion Alderman Ward
saying that the city engineer for instance
was compelled to do work outside of his
regular duties and that he did this with
the sanction of the board. Alderman BAR
Dor said that he was willing to eimi-
nate the engineer, so far as his duties on
the Jefferson county sanitary commission
was concerned The matter was finally
referred to the finance committed
Upon motion of Alderman Copeland of
the Third ward the engineer was instruct
ed to remove distractions along Tenth
avenue from Eighteenth to Twentieth
streets. An ordinance regulating the in
stallation of electric signs was referred to
the street committee
Street Paving.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the mayor to execute a contract with the
Nashville Paving and Roofing company
and Dunn & Lalande, for paving High
land avenue from Twentieth street to
Warsaw street. This means that the
work of improving the avenue by paw
ing it with creosoted wooden blocks and
bituminous macadam is to begin shortly.
The city engineer was instructed to adj
vertise for bids for improvements au-
thorized under ordinances Nos. 237 and
23S Alderman Gray introduced a reso-
luton instructing the engineer to prepare
an ordinance providing for paving Nine
teenth street from Avenue II to Eleventh
avenue south, with bituminous macadam.
Crockett q Co., We're relieved of their
contract to pave Eighteenth street from
Avenue A to Fourth avenue and Morris
avenue from Eighteenth to Nineteenth
and Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth
streets with vitrified brick.
The council then went into election of
officers, Aldermen Jones and Cooper be-
ing appointed tellers by the mayor All
went well until the office of license in
spector and street tax collector was
reached
Ward Discusses Gambill.
Alderman Heidi nominated Mr.. Gambill
and Alderman Moore nominated Mr..
Newton. Alderman Ward then opened
up on Mr.. Gambil. The Alderman from
the second ward said that he had al
ways been on friendly terms with Mr..
Gambill, but he thought that the peo-
pie of Birmingham at the last eiecsion
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At the sijou.

ported by a strong company and good
Shakestearian production is promised.
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AT THE RIJou.

. All he week. with matinees Tues I
= day Thursday and Saturday-The I
y Gilmore Sisters in Mrs. Delaney Z
y of Newport
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08

A Collection OF Cut Glass Water Bot
ties, Rose Bowls, Jugs and Pitch
ers, Suitable for Christmas
Gifts.
Here too are number of most de-
sirable Christmas gifts; They are all
high class, beautiful and desirable.
They will make most acceptable gifts
to anyone.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08
A Christmas Collection of Sugars,
Creams, Cologne Bottles and
Celery TRAYS.

This China and Glass Ware Section
is certainly outdoing itself this year
never before have we been able to show
the assortment and large stock that you
have the opportunity to select from this
Christmas.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08

Made of the best quality of
Bobinet. We have selected these
lots to close out, and offer them
at these low prices:
Four pair, regular price $5.75.
Special price, $50
Four pair, regular price $3.50.
Special price, 4.50
Ten pair, regular price $500.
Special price, 3.25
Six pair, regular price $500.
Special price, 800
Six pair, regular price $500.
Special price, 200
Two pair, regular price $500.
Special price, 200
Six pair, regular price $500.
Special price, 400
Two pair, regular price $500.
Special price, 800
Six pair, regular price $3.50.
Special price, AIS
Five pair, regular price $3.50.
Special price, 1.75
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08

Harvard Professor Is Honored'
Mexico City, December I.-ine
Mexican Astronomical society mas
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This SeasOn-Our Most Important
Exhibit of Fine JeWelry. A Saving
of From Is to 81 l-3 per Cent
Here.

While the display easily ranks with fhe DIS
plays made by some of the largest speciality jewel
this Loveman, Joseph & Loeb system creates
lower prices than the speciality jeweler demands.
1t presents the difference between profits thiny
spread over an odd forty departments, as in the
case of Loveman Joseph & Loeb or profits thckly
spread over one department-the speciality jewel
ers line of jeWery alone.
We travel the same route as the speciality
ieveler in gathering our stocks, but at the selling
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08
Irish Point Curtains.

Two pairs, 4 yards, regular
price $500. Special price, 500
One pair, 31a yards, regular
price $500. Special price, 800
Three pairs 31a yards, regular
price $1,000. Special price, $50
Three pairs 31a yards, regular
price $3.50. 80 Special price, $50
Two pairs, 80 yards, regular
price $1,000. Special price, $50
Three pairs 80 yards, regular
price $3.50. Special price, 6.75
Two pairs, 80 yards, regular
price $3.50. Special price, 1878
Three pairs 91a yards. regular
price $500. Special price, LIS
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Cologne Bottles.


No. Cologne Bottles, Mon
arch pattern, 400
No. Cologne Bottles, Mon
arch pattern, 4.I5
No. Cologne Bottles, Mon
arch pattern, 600
No. l Cologne Bottles, Mon
arch pattern, ESQ
Fancy Tall Cologne Bottles,
Monarch pattern, 4.5o
Celery Trays.
Celery Tray, Lotus pattern,
400
Celery Tray, Chelsea pattern,
4.50
Celery Tray, Monarch pattern,
600
Celery Tray, Carolyn pattern,
1000
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Eight pairs, 81 yards, regu-
lar price $500. Special price.
2.75
One pair, 31s yards, regular
price $3.50 Special price, 1.T5
Two pairs, 81 yards, regular
price $1,000. Special price, 500
Four pairs, 4 yards, damaged,
regular price $1,000. Special
price, BOO
Two pairs, 81 yards, regular
price $500. Special price, 500
Two pairs, 31a yards, regular
price $500. Special price, 500
Two pairs, S1a yards, regular
price $500. Special price, 500
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The Millinery Department.
Our special sale in this Department
has proved a great success, for gen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-08

Eighteen pair, regular price
$500. Special price, 2'Oo
Three pair, regular price $500.
Special price, 2.oo
Two pair, regular price $3.50.
Special price, 2.fo
Nine pair, regular price $500.
Special price, 40
Six pair, regular price 5 80.
Special price, 2'fo
Five pair, regular price $500.
Special price, SOU
Three pair, regular price $3.50.
Special price, 500
Four pair. regular price $500.
Special price, 4.25
Two pair, regular price $3.50,
Special price, 4.25
Four pair, regular price $500.
Special price, 2.7o
Four pair, regular price $3.50.
Special price, 500
100 pair, fancy Swiss, 8 yards,
worth $1.00, at 69c
100 pair fancy dotted Swiss, 8
yards, worth SIPS, at 75c
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We travel the same route as the speciality
jeweler in gathering our Stocks but at the selling
point, our ways dlverge.
mounted with stones set in rings scarf pins
genuine diamonds and precious brooches without
stones ranging from s100 diamonds 10000
10000 Mens and Watches,
Brooches, including the new thin NODES
mounted to metal solid
diamond crescents gold, gold hlled and silver
studded
from 90 to 500 $50 to 5000.
American Pearls Rubes Siqnet Rings
Opals Tur women and children from
ouoises and variety of othe 1900.
We show also au unmatched collection of designs ia
14kt gold filled ewlry set with imitation jewels very faith
full reproduction of the real gems matching in appearance
elaborate pieces of the real at small fraction OF the
cost
Beautiful Necklaces in
Alarge and beautiful assortment of Sterling Silver nov
elites of evey possible description prices that at least
Is per cent less than their real value We do not charge
for engraving
Our Guarantee: Money refunded
if goods are not as represented.
We desire to call your attention to the fact that we i'm
port our diamonds therefore, offer them at lower
prices than be had elsewhere.
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Small Cologne Bottles, Mon
arch pattern, z.oo
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The Board of Education.
The mayor of Birmingham is an exoffi-
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We desire to your attention to the fact that we i'm
port diamonds, therefore, can offer them al lower
prices than be had elsewhere.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09

Smuggling by motor car has been devel-
oped into fine art in Switzerland.