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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
1tAs EkAsED AupIToRItM.
NashIVIIa Man win COudurt Amasemeae EntefpFiss

NashlvlIs Man win Conduct Amnsemene
 EntefpFise.
 Announcement was made yesterday thaa F. B Rain6y. Of Nashville, Tennessee. has leased the Auditorium for a term of two years and will conduct it as an aspusemeat enterprise as skating rink with profes- nlonai entertainers as on additional attrae- ton. Mr Rainey viii spend 5000 In rAmodei- ing the interior of the large hhh. and n decorating the place. He has awarded contract for hardwood maple floor aiss other improvements. It Ts prepcsed te have music at the place and tc Keep 1t opeK all Of the year The opening will take piaei In two weeks.
 Speaking of his enterprise fir llainey who has been connected with The Hipperome ia Nashville, safe he wOule remove to Mont Romery. He added that H his venture vas a success. he would build large Hippo drome !n Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
CASES NoT TRIED. Traction Company Employees tr Have HNnrfnm Tueadny.

The fifty-fouf eases against officials and employees of the .ioutgnmery Tra"- tion Company, who were crested Fri- day morning for violating the sepa- rate car ordnan'e. VT ich were set for trial in the Rer )rtir's Court for yes terday afternoon. wee continued until Tuesday aftrehoon. upon the rcdu1 st Of City Attorney Mcintyre.
 The City Attorney has not as yet filed his reply in Judge SAyre's Court to the petition for an injunction that was filed by attorneys for the Trac. a temporary injunction was granted It is expected. however. that the aa. swer on behalf of the city will De filed tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
NEGRo MAKEs cRITIclsM.
Says isS Men should Not suffer Fer

Says I59 Men should Not suffer Fer a
 Few.
 New York. Nov. 24.- Bishop (. s. Smith, of the Afro-Amsrican Church of Detroit Michigan. in an address Eefore the consre- gaticn of the Bethel Churt last night. crit icise6 the Presidenth action In dishonora- bly dismissing the three companies of the 25th Infantry and denounced Senator Tfli- man for his recent at cranees on the negro question. He said in part:
 T have not the repdtest idea that color entered into the consideration Of the order of dismissal of the members of these com pHnies. nor do I wish to bo regarded as harshly criticsine President Roosevelt. The Presidents action. however. Is contrary 10 the public sense of established justice That 159 innocent men should be punished for the wrong-doins of eight, is to say the least contrary to the spirit of fair dealing"
 Bishop smith sails in a few days for Li- beria. He said:
 While in Liheria I shall see if there can be found way to found a colony for Amer ican negroes. who are praying to God for sclne country where they can get away from the iptustiee, oppression and diserini- nation to which they are subjected here"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

We have a new two-story beauti- fully designed house and every modern convenience on large lot, which we will seiI for $2,65O, a few hundred dollars down and balance just like paying rent. Investigate a fine chance for you to get a nice home. M and just of, splendid graveled road. 100 acres under cultivation, five houses on place. Will sell for $40 per acre.
 Nine miles from town on gravel road we have the most complete little farm in the county. Fine orchard, garden, stable and barn, large pasture. elegant five-room house and artesian well. r,ro.aA 4 Ona
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
STREET CARS CLASH.
Freight Train Strikes Theatre Coach Killing
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Freight Train Strikes Theatre Coach Killing
 One.
 petrait Mich, Nov 24,-Miss Harriet Harger of Pontiac. was killed and sixteen other persons were inJered early today, when an electric freiEht car crashed into the rear end Of a suburban electric car. near Birmingham on the Pontiac division of the Detroit United Railway.
 The passenger car was a theatre car bound out to Pontiac from Detroit. and was well filled It had stepped at the foot Of a steep grade in front of the power house. when without warning. the freight car. all son outbound. which had been following .he theater car from Detroit. appeared over tho crest of the grade and dropped down the 300 foot incline at terrific kpeed.
 It atruck the standing passenger ear with such force that 1t was teIescoped for two thirds of it's icnFth. It Is thought all the injured will recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
MAxIE D. PEPPERMAN. Real Estate and Insurance

Place contains 100 acres. Price. $s,5O0. Brand new six-room cottage In south- ern part of the city, electric light and gas porcelain bath. sanitary. cabinet manteIs, etc. possession in thirty days Price S3.25O.
 For $9, 800 we can sell you one of the most elegant homes in Montgomery. Located On shady side of principal res- idence street An elegant home. just three years old. Don't enquire unless We have one of the largest casualty business in the city. and If you want good service in this line phone us.
 27 1-2 Commerce st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
sOO GET RAISE.

General Manager Curran AmnOunces
 Salary Increases.
 New York, Nov. 24 .-~-It was an. nounced today by eneral ManGager Curran of the New Orleans and North eastern. Alabama and Vicksburg and the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacifi. Railroads that 500 employees of those lines have been granted increases In wages. in some easea dating from Oe- tober 1, and in others November 1.
 Uniformity has not been observed in raising the pay Of the men. individual cases having been drait with. The list includes agents, clerks engineers. hremen, conductors and trainmen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
PATROLMAN SHOOTS NEGRO.
willIan, Blb6 Wounded by Oaleer Mar


 flm. eta
 William fsibb. alias Buck Blob, a me- gro about g years old. was shot in the right side shortly before II o'clock last night on Bell Street, in front Of Burk- hardt's store, by Bicycle Patrolpnan George Martin. The builst did not pIerce any vital organs. but faneed 6n a rib. and City Physician Gfisl gave it as his opinion that the wound was not serious.
 Bibb had accosted Policemen Maftin and Curtis. who were there on. other business and at the time the sheA was fired. was in the act of assauitinE Cur tis with a big knife. Hs immediately dropped the Knife and ran inside the store and saloon. where he was found by the officers. As son as 1t was de- termined that his wound was not seri- ous. he was locked up on a charge 6f interfering with an officer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
oNcE sIsTER or MEncY.

salvation Army Lass Held Without Ball for
 shOoting
 New York Nov 24-Mlss OtiIlin SchnNi-. der oucs a German Sister 4 ch ,rity who while disguised a Salvation Army Girl. shot thred men Thursday afternoon at Flf- ty-ninth Street and Madisnn Avenue was arIaigned In police court today and held without bail for curther examination It was said in court that Paul sheehan, a Co., lumbia student twenty years old one of the Ihen who was shot is n a critical ~ondition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

Here are some real bargains:
 @1 1850. A four room house and @ vacant lot on Clayton street. There should be easily $500 in this.
 kI,sO0. A five room dwelling No. 1928 South MeDonough street. A fine speculation.
 @175. Each for eight pretty lots in High" land Park. Owner has to sell. worth s25O.
 S66OO.OO A new two story. nine room dwell- ing No. 126 Wilkinson street. Rented for $54O. Only $2.5OO cash, balance at 6 per cent.
 $500. % Cash. S4.000. Balance in monthly pay- ments for a new two story. eight room dwelling near in on Holcombe street. Rented for $32.50 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
Ph,.lrlnn. Going sauth.

san Antonio. Tex. Nov. sl.-EiEhty phy- scisla. delegates to the ,hirtv.fourth am I,ual convention of the American Puhita Public Health Association which will con venN in Mexico City next week. passed through hero yesterday in a special ira n. They win return December 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
PEARY ON LAST LAP.
Explorer With Wife Leaves for New York
 Ton,orFow

sydney. B. C., Nov. 24--Comwander Rob- Crt E. PeaIy and Mrs. Peary will leave syd- ney afr New York by rali at noon Monday. arriving at Boston about o'clock Tuesday nisht. and at New York; Wednesday morn ing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
Real Estate Bargains.

s room residence in Southern part of city, modern in every respect, for only S3,25O. This is Q snap.
 On Montgomery Street, We have a beautiful ' room residence,' lot 5Cx, 50. This is an ideal home, for only S. 10000
 On Madison Avenue, on a beautiful lott 5Ox160, we have ono Of the hand somest houses in Montgomery. elegent-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
N. N. SWeaff & Ga,

Iy finished in every detail. and we e n make a very close price on t for Guick sale.
 only miles from Court Square, we have 8 fine $50 acre farm. with ntce dwelling, good tenant houses. wind mill and all modern equipments.
 On fine gravel drive and car line, we have q nice five room c1ttage on 1-2 acre lot; also several beautiful va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
Prntnnaer la rlefhhIAA.

Mellila, Morocco, Nov. 24.--Bu Ham mara, pretepaer to the Moroccaa throne, has been defeated at Beni SidoL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
Killed nnA Rnhhed.

Msricn. O.. Nov. 24-Louis Giferitta. an Italian grocer was killed early today in hts barn ana tfoO vas taken from his p1ca- et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
FoR RENr.

Concern established twehty years and products well known will pay salary of St5O. co per month, expenses and comntlssion for satisfactory man with s2. 900 cash, as Mahaker at Montgomery.
 Right man with clean record and hustler should make at least SS.0G0 per annurn. Mfr.
 whitman. 145 LaSalle St. Chicago. ---t3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

FOR RENT-A small cottage. well located between Court and Perry new and every 4 furniyhed apartment Of three
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
chas. p. Gunter, Real Estate. Tnsara6ce and Surety
 Roads. 20 Commerce Street. Phone 2e5T.

For sale--I have 12o acres of fine river land just ten miles north from tatior can be bought for S12.50 per acre. I will lend you half Of the money. consider this an exceptional ble good plantation. It IS well impfoV- ed and labor is plentiful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE,

s4-- fo' ooo AcREe colsspr ana high grade steam ana dosnestie coal land in Tennsssee; s7 to ti2 per acre: in lots of 1000 acres or more tstie perfect' For price list and fuii partcu. lars address E. H Benoist President Cum beriand Coal and Coke Company, soS Secu- rity BmldinE, St. Louis. Mo ll-su-t FOR sAflfA- No. sfa Bibb st. 6 rooms. viii bs store lots n near future cheap. Chandler c Douglass
 FOR sALE--Decsmbef sth. ws win sell to and lots on Heron Street No. l16 ar iS; this is ComniissIoner. Sale and ,,n other property may be sold at same lime Chandler & Douglass
 FOR sALE--losx2Io sayre Street. room dwelling. new paving near in. Goes Monday or somebody will regret not getting it. Chandler & Douglass.
 FOR sALE-I.ast opportunity to purchase three new two story seven room dwellings Now rented to good tenants Will sell so as vestmert \ IT not sold during next few days will be taken off the market. Chandler $ nousiass
 FOR sAfE-Three beautiful lots on Clayton Street. elevated on terrace ideal place for Iesidence. Bargain here if taken at once. Chandler & Douglass.
 FOR sALE-+Good store property on Con1. merce Street. Tngh class of investment that Ia hard to find. If interested call on as. Chandler < Douglass.
 FOR sALE--Hanascm residence on Law neighborhood and location in city. Terms part cash, balance at DOT cont. interest Chandler & Douglass. 10 FOR sALE--Beautiful lot almost in the business district. an ideal lot for an apart. meht house. Warren ( Wes'eott - FOR. sALE--A beautiful piece\ of business property Nothing better Warren & West scott III
 BUSINESS oPPORTUNITIEs,
 A REITAfsT.E person. vrith ksseo to s5. eos can secure half interest in a high class pay shs tIssr ouSins'A Hoorsss \ A A. care Aov-iT i7 START Mail order business: we furnish everything necessary only few dollars roe Sothin9 to insestisafe t ~ Milburn1 Hicks, cs Yss Dearborn st. Chicago. --17 4 FRY Remarkable opportunity for a man with $500 20 to engage fin manufacturlng. q stapla building material the demand for which is increasing every day everywhere. partnership. Control of business entirely in your own hands. Can be established in any
 town. Presents unusual advantages to carpen- ter ssoe-tnason, bricklayer atrhitect build CT or contractor, although previous exper- fence is absolutely unnecessary. and any one can engage in t. One man in Indiana did a business of s15.000 100 the first wear and doubled 1t the next year on. an original in, Yestment of $500. %, and this is but one of many similar successes. Full particulars and unquestioned references to those who show evidence of being In earnest. Address P. o, Box ITO. South Bend Ind -17-su@Et x FEW Things Lawson failed to tell. Our Booklet. Something to Set you Thinking" nefss Gee frCa Write for It. Pacific Coast Securities Com panY, Commercial Block. Portland. Oregon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
Geo A. Thomas. j. Kirk Jackson Thomas v Jackson
 For Sale
For Sale

For s7.5eo, lovely two-story resi- dence, modern throughout, large cor. location for choice home and at price that will sell it.
 For SS, 500, modern, up to date. eight- room residence, in splendid reighbor- hood, close in, lot 50xf25 feet.
 For 34,500, an exceptionally desirable two-story residence in nice neiBnbor- ception hall, dining room, kitchen with bath rooms on both floors. Good in- vestment or choice home.
 For s3,200, an ideal cottage, six rooms, bath, etc, lot 50x15e feet, the vacant lot Is easily worth $1,500. You could not duplicate. the house for less than s2,2s0 Excellent location for nice home or profitable investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

For se,ioe. two nice cottages, that will pay you fine per cent as an in- vestment, or if you are tired of paying rent, you have good chance hero to stop, and own your home
 Farm Property.
 A fine plantation of i,soO acres aoou. len miles from Montgomery; f'eeo acres of which are fin good state of euitlvS, tion zoe acres in excellent timper. yaii are in the market for such prop erty don't buy until you ihFesusA'S thls.
 EIGHTY ACRES just beyond Pickett Springs on lower WetumpKa rosd we have price on this land that VII n se,. s,. 1t to any one familiar With Vaiues 0h this class of property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

For saIe--Three large vacant lots in Cloverdale. If you are contemplating building in the suburbs, look at these lots before you do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

cant lots adjoining it, which we can sell very cheap. We will cell house and entire bunch Of lots 10 one party at great reduction.
 FOR RENT.
 From Jan. 1st We have for rent a pretty room suburban home. close to car line and in good neighborho9d, with very large lot. We also have l couple of stores on Dexter Avenue for rent at a reasonable price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

TOR RENT-A beautiful country home a,itSs from the college. containing $40 acres innd and room house in good reuairi good ,tsu of water Situated on the Western R. R' Apply to ". B. Gullatte. 1-uburn Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

For Rent--A nice six-room cottage, situated on 2 large lot and in a good neighborhood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

For Sale--A nice six-room cottage with all modern conveniences. situated fin a good neighborhood and on a quiet street for $3.75O.OO. Anyone looking for a home will find this hard to beat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

For Sale--A nice vacant lot on Mon roe Street, near Capitol. Property in this neighbOrhood Is increasing in value very rapidly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

For Sale-F'our lots on the west side of Forest Avenue for S1.500.00. Two hundred and fifty dollars cash. bal ance at 6 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

For sale--For ss.25O can sell you a nice cottage with five rooms and kltch- en on Clay Street This property Is renting for $216 per annum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

For Sale-I have for sale on Clayton Street a nice four-room cottage with lot 5Ox25O. You can buy this place for S1,OOO.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
LOST.


 SPRAYED From my residence, 24 Bui ton Avenue. one bay mare. Is hands high. white star In forehead little white on both hind Herbert Goidthwaite or wm. Fraser. --is LosT-A gold shirt waist pin with initials H. O.. finder please return to Oak Hall Sc. loon and receive reward -le FoUND--An opportunity to sell chiclets hsy " '. s9s- ----i LosT--A white setter dog. with black ears. and two large black spots on body. black and tan ticked legs; had my name on collar: a reward will be paid if returned to C. C. Cobbs. Hull st.. and cianton Ave. fosT-Two diamond rings at the union depot in ladies' to.le' room on Wednesdav. one about karat stone, one cluster prin- cess setting. Liberal reward for returning same to W. H. May. Jr., Selma. Ala. -l0t LosT-A very heavy black evercoat last Sunday; probably left in some restaurant or hotel Finder please return to or notify II. B. Johnston in Advertiser Office and receive reward. --1s-st LoST--Y ssterday on streets fifty dollar check. payable myself: banks will please take up and deehne payment. '. q feII'eeri Losr-4-ssrayed or stolen. from Sandy Post Office, Oct. IS. about p-ii., one Drop Bird ie months old; named Prince" has bIark ears, large black spots on back and few y. for return. T. E.. Ress. sandy, Ala -~Is-tf
 PERSON ALs.
 ,-@~-S@---- A PROMINENT author says that Chiclets are wonderful Jumps o.M slight, 50 they are YOUNG Man 2s years would like to meet fady with view to matrimony, Is worth oyer s25,0Oo in real eetate sill inherit si0,eo0 No objection to poos maiden or widow. Ad- dress Mir. H.. Room 1so Ceyion Bidg' chl- eago. -lS PRETTY WIDOW. very affecti9nate. alone. Box 4Og at Joseph Michigan --t6 TOUR FUTURE Foretold free. to prove the superiority of life readings above all others l win send yours free with special forecast @ Chira Sa --iY FREE-Your fortune told, future and past revealed. surprising by Americas Eminent Philosopher. Astrologist, clarvoyant. st. John, f2 sheldon St, Chicago. Send birth date and stamp Know myself -1s
 FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.
 
 FOR REET-Nice neat cottage on Forest Avenue. Highland Park, opposite the rent from now until October ist. next year at aso per month, warren & Westeott.
 
 FINANCIAL
 = S-----~-~------->---~---. wHEAT-si2. 50 buys five ups and five downs; good for one week, cent advance or decline frSui price; gives $1o0.00 profit. Write for particulars. Commerce Grain Co, Commerce Bldg. chicaEo. -e7 MONEY TO LEND--we have an unlimited amount of money to lend on Montgomery City Property at six per cent. interest, for two. three or five years, with option to make payments annually semi-annuallv. Chandler & Douglass --21 MONEY 10 loan on watches, diamonds, 3sw- elry, guns and pistols. don't worry your friends when in need of small loan come to usl our business Is strictly confidential Montgomery Jan Co. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
ron RENT.
Phone 29s.

AND For Rent-The washburn place two and a half miles west of Montgomery, eon-S scrss of cleared land Apply to B. M. Washburn l19 Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
FOR RsArn,

FOR SALE-Cheap. two good Jersey mich cows; also twenty-five full blooded Plym- outh Rock chickens. Apply s24 So, McDon- euSh st. >-io-4s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

FOR SALF--1B Secondhand Iron Safes all sizes and makes; cheap. call and see them
 z2f Commerce St.. MontRomery Safe & Lock Co. Phene ss2s. %s.--l0-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

TO- 900 ACRES coking and high grade steam and domestic coal land In Tennesseei " to Si2 per acre: in lots of 1000 acres or more southern Railway runs through the land;
 title perfect. For price list and full particu- lars address E. 1T Benolst President Cum beriand Coal and Coke Company, sos Secu- rity Building, st. Louis. Mo. 11-su-it
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
Willis Chandler, Agent.
Real Estate Offerings Bargains AlI.
 FOR SALE


 DWELLINGS. Very choice residence. Oak Park Neat cottage. Highland Park. Splen- did down town residence. Modern home, Mildred Street. Two good rent ing cottages or modest homes, Robinson Street.
 FARMS Splendid little farm. fine water pow CT and good new dwelling. 24S acres near Grandview. Ideal farm-home, on graveled road near city.
 FOR RENT
 DWELLINGS. Neat new cottage Highland Park. Large downtown dwelling, convenient for two families, or boarding house
 TRUCK FARM. Thirty acres with good three-room house in eastern suburbs of city. Satisfactory terms can be made.
 u1aaszuznuazzmn@ M. M. Sweaff & Go. Real Estate, Rental and Insurance Agency, Loans NegOuated-NOtaFy
 Public. 10 south Perry streetMontgomery,Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

FOR sA1IfA-No. sfa Bibb St. 6 rooms. front and back hall. tin roof, close in. and will be store lots in near future Cheat. Chandler e Douglass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

1,50O acres of prairie land eleven miles west of Montgomery for $i7.so an acre There are 300 acres in woods O nthis place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

WANTED-To sell one-haif interest in the best paying furniture house in South Ala bana: reason for selling to give more at~ tention to my other interests Cali on or address W. s. Shepherd, F1orala. Ala.
 s-10-Anf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

FOR sAI.E-Deceuibef sth. we win sell 10 highest bidder at Artcsian Basin. houses and lots on Heron Street. No. it6 ar i7; this fa Conn1issIoners' Sale and in ia expected See abstract in our .ce other property may be sold at same time Chandler & Douglass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

105 acres of good red tandy land seven miles west of Montgomery. We can recommend this place. Price e25 per acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

MONEY to loan on watches diamonds, jsw- elry. guns and pistols. don't worry your friends when in need of small joan come to usl our business Is strictly confidential.
 Montgomery LJan Co. -f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

172 acres of good sandy land eight miles west of Montgomery for $2E5O an acre. 160 acres in cultivation, bal- ance in timber.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

80 acres of good prairie land nina miles west of Montgomery. For |qulck sale we offer this for SEQ an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

X FEW Things Lawson failed to tell. Our booklet, Something to Set you Thinking" gives the remedy. Sent freo up0n reaue st.
 Write for It. Pacific Coast Securities Com pany. Commercial Block. Portland. Oregon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

FOR sALE-Fifty-eigh hundred schnapps sags, Phone t7ls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

5000 acres of black and red prairie land sixteen miles froml M0ntgomery in the heart of the prairie country TOT $25 an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

FOR sALE--or exchange for vacant prop efty room cottage on Highland Avenun
 Address Cottage. care Advertiser. --15
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
Plantations for Sale

miles from Montgomery, for ei2.5O per acre This is a river piece, well in- proved with plenty of .abor There are S60 acres In cultivation, the ball ance in timber and pasture.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

FOR sALE-~HandsoTn residence on Law renee Street. two story. eight rooms; best nefghborhood and location in city. Terms part cash. balance at DOT cont. interest.
 Chandler & Douglass. --1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

SPRAYED From my residence, 24 Bui ton Avenue. one bay mare. Is hands high. white
 star in forehead. a little white on both hind legs four years old, Reward if returned to Herbert Goidthwaite or Wm. Fraser. -iS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

STRAWBERRY Plants-Best early varte- ties; plant nov to gather fruit next spring.
 s2 DO thousand. Quantities priced on appli- cation. Phone 2272. ". 4. sprinkeI. T0I Palmetto St. --10-su- wed-at