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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-05-30

are allowed to remain parents are
duty bound to acknowledge the
teachers fitness and give him a
hearty cooperation and support.
There should be enthusiasm go
ing on in school work and parents
should consider themselves a
committee whose duty it is to do
all possible for the great cause of
education.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-05-30
A PARENTS SCHOOL DUTY.
BY L. F. HOLIDAY.

a n q fellow teachers OF AQalr
County:
| suppose you know how i'm
portant it is that between the
home and the schools there should
exist cordial and sympathetic re-
lations, for as rule, the child
ren's progress at school is regu-
lated by the home attitude to-
ward the schools. If parents are
Indifferent, children also are in
different. If parents are inter-
ested in school work, new i'm
pulse is given to the children's
interest.
Parents should strive to under
stand the teacher and hold him
at the highest standard. No
teacher can do justice to himself
and pupils if he is made an OBJ
ject of constant and severe criti-
cism, Expressions Of disproval
should never be made in the pres
ence of children, for antagonism
between the home and the school
destroys the value of the school
to the children.
The progressive teacher will
not let the pupil find the school
room dull and lessons tedious.
Everything should be designed to
please the childrens fancy and
secure attention. The tendency
has been to render school work
easy and interesting. The men,
DRY is not so much taxed as the
children are encouraged to think,
to reason and to observe, and the
e eneral Information existing
among the school children proves
that the modern methods of in
struction, although far from be-
ing perfect, are far better than
the old methods. Yet there is
danger Of prolonging baby-hood
beyond the tt m e when child
rem should be engaged in earnest
study. Parents as well as teach
ers should strive to begin at the
right time the Discipline of the
mental faculties, for very early
in life children learn to be indo-
lent or Industrious. To save chill
dren from all exertion and to help
them over difficulties, is practic-
ed by many parents as well as a
few teachers, to such an extent
that it is injurious to the child
rem. They become learners"
not ''lifters. We find where
one child is overworked in school,
and twenty who are not accom-
plishing what they should accom-
plish. Where one needs holding
back the others need pushing
forward. The over-worked child
is the exception, not the rule.
Parents should encourage child
rem to study at home. An hours
study after supper or in the morn
ing will produce favorable results
upon health a n d progress in
school work.
Between work a n d play, a
strong dividing line should be
drawn. Children should not daw-
die over a lesson two hours that,
by close application, can be learn
ed in one half an hour it takes
away all taste for either the les
son or play.
Parents are not so busy that
they can not find time to visit the
schools and manifest an interest
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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-05-30

A love sick Boston youth, fail
ing to get the daughter to marry
him, succeeded in getting the
mother to become his wife. She
is more than double his age, and
will doubtless take advantage of
the mother prerogative to lay
him across her lap and spank
him if he dOesn's behave.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-05-30

John Clark, a young man of
North Middletown, while one of
a fishing party enjoying a picnic,
was crushed to death on the big
wheel of a water-mill. His man
gled body was found by his COM
panions some time after they
had missed him. He was fishing
under the mill when it was start
ed without warning.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-05-30

A candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for Governor in
Pennsylvania is offering the
State newspapers 10 cents a line,
or 80 cents an inch, to print the
argument in favor of his NOM
ination issued by his press bu-
reau, and they are falling over
each other to accept it. The pow
er of the press is great when
that sort of backing is offered it.
Booker Washington is advising
his people to abandon expensive
funerals, and spend their money
for the living. The proper ap-
plication of this advice is not
limited to any race, color ~
vious condition Of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
CHILDREN WILL IA VE PLACE
 ATMONTGOMERYiS BIG FAIR

with the object of encouraging the practical side of the education of the young girl. that we have decided to introduce the Childrcn's Department. According to the rules which govern the entry of exhibits for the Children g Depa rtment, every exhibitor must he under the lge of f5. She must also be the mlkef of the article which she exhibits. These are about the only re- strictions which will be placed upon the entry of competitors.
 In order to encourage the work of tho yourger girls. the Fan association is arranging premium list especially for the Chudrcns Department. The exhibits will te tasteful, lrtangeI in ono po1 ton of the Womtns Depart ment, where they will be prominently displayed.
 Following ls the list Of prizes, as far as they have beer made cut by Mir" Reid, with the approval of the Asso- ciation:
 1st prize 2d prize 1. Best specimen of hand
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
sI.5O Copyright Books
 90c

All books are well bound, clear printing on fine glaze paper in the following titles: The Storm Signal, Gustave F. Mertins, With Spurs of Gold, Green and Kirk; Kipps-Wells; Cap tain All-Jacobs; The Passport Richard Bagot; The Coming of Billy-Margaret West rup; Rebecca Mary-Donnell; Emmy Lou George Martin; Captain Myles standish- Jenks; The Conquest of Canaan-Booth Tark- ;neton; Pole Baker-Will Horbon; The Travel ling Thirds-Atherton; The Long Arm-Gor- denhire;. The Man of the Hour-Thanet; The Gambler -Thurston; The Heart of Lady Anne Castle; The Debtor-Mary Wilkins Free man; Eight Cousins-Alcott; The Silent Places-Stewart White; Purple and Fine Linen-Post; The Flute of Pan--Hobbes; The Girl from. Home-strong; and others, your choice, Monday, each .................S .Soc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

A Children's Department. in which will be exhibited the entries made fy girls under the age of 15. IS the latest feature of the big State Flit, which is to be held by the Alabama Agricultural Association in Montgomery, october 22 to 27. which has been announced, ! Knitting, crocheting. machine sew ing. drawn work. laceS all these things win be included m the exhibits of the department which is to be considered as { part of the Womans Departmt nt. and which will be under the control Of Mrs John B. ReId of Birmingham.
 The announcement of the Childrel s Department for the big exposition was made by Mrs Reid yesterday. before she left for Birmingham. where she will spend Sunday.
 There are many things said Mrs. Reed, fin connection with tfe work of the house. and with the care Of the family, which every young g1ri should know. She should know how tN sew and how to knit, sne should know how to make things for the family. It is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
colored Goods

38-inch Panama in navy, brown, red, green and tan; spe- cial at :. ... .0Sc
 10 pieces Navy Brilliantine,
 width and quality range from 75c down to ... .39c
 20 pieces Brilliantine, in grey, red, navy, royal, brown and black at j. =. ............ ... .zSc
 9 pieces Fall Plaids, bright and pretty, for school dresses, spe- cial at :. .ZOe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

P. Hunt, editor of The Mercury, were among those present.
 Judge Daniel w. Speaks will con- vene the August criminal term of Cir cult Court on Monday. There are five murder cases on the dockets, those of Fenton and Dalton lowry. George San ford, Bully Hereford. Will Graham and Ross Stovall.
 Senator R. E. Spragins, Hon. Tancred Betts and 4. D. Kirby candidate for the Legislature. addressed I biz crowd in the court yard last night on tho dispensary question The legislative candidates. are debating the question every day at some box in the county and little else but matters relating to the whiskey traffic is being heard here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
MARVELOUS BUSINESS GROWTH
 OF MONTGOMERY POSTOFFICE.

The receipts of the Montgomery post of1ce for inc sale of stamps, collections from newspapers and periodicals TOT second-class matter and from box rent have more than doubled during the past eight years. Al.
 This was shown to be the case by the summing up of the receipts Tor the fsnai i.yesr ending June 30, last. This work has just been finished.
 There Is no surer index to the growth of a city than the increase in the busi- ness of the postoff1ce That the Mont gomery office has been having steady expansion is shown by the fact that the salary of the postmaster has been raised recently, due to the increase m business.
 The revenue from the sale of stamps, from the newspaper and from box rent for each fiscal year since 1899, has hean as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
RadiuIIl Refrigsrators

Made by the Raney Refrigerator Company the oldest and largest manufacturers of re- frigerators in the United States. They make nothing but refrigerators. Ice chambered and all parts removable for cleaning. Shelves inter changeable The only refrigerator that meets all the requirements of the economically incian- ed housewife. We only have about one o'sach kind which we are selling at a big reduction. Monday l,1r1 Vi from s7, ,98 to ......... ,$25.OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

The figures for the past few years fall nrobablvTs1O 900 short of what they would be if so many of the countE" merchant t-postmasters in this teEfIe*. did not pay their bills to Montgomery jobbers with postage stamps.
 Another evidence of the mall-hano- ling business in Montgomery has peen s's inc fact heretofore mentioned in The Advertiser that the department has au- thorized two extra carriers and an ex- tra clerk. Now, 1t is understood, au- thority will be granted Postmaster J. P. Dimmick to employ another ne"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Special in Table Linens

Wise housewives will lose no time in taking advantage of these exceptional values in table linens. We mention two numbers which should appeal to you at once.
 10 pieces Full Bleached Damask, 68 inches wide, very pretty and unique designs The kind we usually sell at soc, Monday, the yard. .39c
 15 pieces unbleached All Linen Damask-full 58 and 50 inch wide, assorted designs, quality that will give entire satisfaction. Our regular 6Oc grade, Monday, the yard ........... .49c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Mew slIks

Grey Check and Plaid Louisine and Taffeta, new fall styles, spe- cial at .. ....:........ .5Sc
 50 pieces Silks in solid colors, also checks and stripes, worth 75c, special at .......... .40c
 36-inch Black Guaranteed Taf- feta. extra Oil Boiled, $1.50 grade at :. ...$1.l9
 27-inch Black Guaranteed Taf feta, heavy grade, worth $1.00; special at ... ..... ..10c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Cuts that print. Advertiser Engraving Co.
 Phone S67.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Dead Body of Lacey Springs Citizen i"
 nfacOxered,

Dead Body of Lacey SprinsS NHiNeu iS
 Disc0S cred.
 Huntsvillo. Aug. 4.-tSnecial )--Chas P. Edwards of Lacey Springs. was struck by lightning during thunder storm Thursday night while walking along the public road and his body was found on yesterday morning Ed wards was 2s years old and was son of Jese Edwards, ! promneht clilzen of Morgan County.
 The people Of Giles county, rem /, to celebrate inc raising of the sub scription for the Nashville and Hunts vile Railroad. President Thos. s. Ste ger of Nashville. Tracey VI Pratt, b'' rector for Madison County and Ben
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

young womanhood. and leads to useful citizenship.
 Every branch of work is an art whether applied with the paint brush or the metallic spoon in the proper preparation of food-each well done is an accomplishment every young girl must be proud to possess
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Advance Millinery Sale

Latest Millinery Novelties in the Most be- coming hat ever shown. White Felt Hat with white Gros Grain band and bow, an extremely hobby hat. Special tomorrow at ... iSl.So
 WHITE FELT FRENCH SAILORS trim med in White Chiffon Wings, Roman
 Stripe ribbon. etc, Special Monday S3.98
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Dr. cunninxham's Appointments

The following is the itinerary of pr Cunningham as now arranged; = EGuality, Cobsa County. Monday. T.; H Central. Ger Monday. August 9th. p Electic. Tuesday August 7th. Il a. m
 Tailassee. Tuesday August 7th. at Sotasulga. Macon County. August 8. Tuskeges. August s. ?. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Mems Half Hose

5Oc VALUES FOR 35c--Lisle thread, silk mixture, fancy lace effect, drop stitched, hand embroidered and silk clock design. Our regular soc quality, Special at the pair. 35c
 Mems Black, Brown and solid colored half hose. double heel and toes. Regular 15c values, Special at ....lOc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs

If YOU are looking handkerchief bargains you should these very sheer pure linen hemstched handkerche with 1
 and 10 inch hem You can't match them for less than 25c To- rorroyv each .12 12c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Lelnola Toilet Soap

soap with all the medicinal properties of the lemon Fine for the scalp ha unexceed for the complexion Leaves the skin soft and using Comes three cakes to the box worth 25c Monday the box l5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Gadsden Way.
Tuscaloosa Times-a!

Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette. ...,,,tn..
 If Tuscaloosa people were az wlliui1 i,ia1 te expend their means to induce inaus- trial plants to locate here As snos Ssnshe in Gadsden, this town "VuAe " lrg Hirmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Ladies' Gowns, Drawers
 and Petticoats 49c

An exceptional good underwear bargain for tomorrow. A table of gowns, drawers and pet ticoats. Cambric andMuslin, lace and embroid- cry trimmed. These goods are cheap at 75c. Being slightly soiled from handling we are go- ing to close them out tomorrow at each. .49c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Special Prices in White
 Goods

5000 yards White Lawn-An extra good quality, special at ....... .:..... .... Dc
 1,50O Yards India Linen-Put up in book fold-A fine grade, worth regular 15c, the yard ....... .......... ......... .lZc
 1000 Yards Very Sheer White Persian Lawn-Our regular 18c grade, Monday, the yard .......... =. .l4c
 1000 yards extra sheer and fine White Persian Lawn, 25c grade, Monday the yard 18c
 1000 Yards White Wash Chiffon, very sheer and fine, regular 30c grade, Monday the yard ................ .... .21c <. 1000 Yards 46 inch White Wash Chiffon Very fine grade, regular 35c number, Monday the yard ....... ........ ........ .26c
 5000 Yards White Check Nainsook, good quality at low price, for Monday only 10 yards for ......... 4oc 5000 Yards 40-inch White Lawn, very fine grade, regular 18c grade, Monday, the yard 13 1000 yards 40 inch White Lawn, 15c grade, Monday the yard ....... ..... ..... He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Leather Suit Case S4. DO

We had such success in selling suit cases that was advertised last week, that we have decided to give you another bargain snap for Monday.
 GENUINE LEATHER SUIT CASES, 24 inch, linen lined. Straps in top and bottom. Sole leather bound corners. Would be cheap at $500 Special Monday ..... .... .$4OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
sewing (must be finish

sewing (must he finish
 ed garmenO .. Q. .$l 50 l.OO 9 Best specimen machine
 sewing (finished gar
 menD .... .... .... .... l.UO oO 3. Rest specimen crochet. .O0 90 1 Rest specimen knitting. Loo % . Best specimen drawing. loo DO s Best specimen hem
 stitching l.0o oo ' Rest button -holing fmust
 be as many a i doz) LOO 5o 8 Best specimen embroid-
 cry (either cotton or lin- -
 en) .... .,.. -..- z.OV A'oV g Best specimen silk
 floss .-.. 1.OV ivy 10 Best drawn work .. 2. 90 100 II Best specimen batten-
 berg lace .... DO l.Oo l2 Best pin cushion .. .. % % lS Rest novelty of any
 kind ... .....- ...-.. 2.OO l'Vo 14 Best basket (any ma
 teriaD .... ...- ....s.- 2OO A'oV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

Tn entering this work the exhibitor must be the maker state age. and the article must have been completed within the last year.
 Every young girl in Alabama should try for one of the prizes. it means much to grow up to accomplished
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
WE
 BUY CHEAPEST

Tomorrow is the Day---Dress Goods and Silks Thsnh hedmeo ymwen nwod tenp plan f oaoudh kdg he dwod Dress y
 
 dek ndpddna uad and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Dress Ginghams

BRIGHT PLAIDS- Cheeks and stripes, wears like linen, worth 10c Monday the yard ......... ........ .... Dc < 40 INCH SEA Standard weight smooth and evenly woven, splendid quality. !, worth oc. Monday the yard =. ...... Dc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Al Economy Counter

The magnet about these items is the prices. If they don't draw an immense crowd to thls section it will be because they fail to read this ad. These prices are far below the cost ot manufacture, we will have to call of phone and c. O. D. orders. Goods will be sold only to customers over the counter.
 WOVEN CHEVIOT, an excellent quality, in stripes and checks. Warranted fast colors These pods sell regular at 12 1-2c. For Mon day only the yard ........... .........1c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Mems 2 Piece Creole
 Suits

The genuine CREOLE WASH SUITS. Guaranteed fast colors and non-shrinkable, will stand any amount of washing without injury to the material. Made and trimmed in the best of manner. Our special price for these great favorites, the suit ....... ..... $l.69
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Cream Goods

45-inch Cream sicillian, an ex- cellent quality, special at .9Sc
 45-inch Cream Brilliantine, an exceptional value, special at .79c
 38-inch Cream Brilliantine, ex- tra good quality, special at.. 50
 36-inch Cream Brilliantine, fig ured, very pretty, special at. .39c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

Grey Woolens 45-inch Grey Ombr Plaid Pan anna Skirting, special at .$1.OO 45-inch Grey Homespun mixed suiting, special at ....... .$l.OO 44-inch Grey Overshot Plaids, very handsome, special at. .S5c 38-inch Grey Brilliantine, very serviceable, special at .49c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
Tirnes-Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been ss.
tabiished Tor tho bsnent Of those living a, a
distance from the Main o1lcs Of The Times.
p,psfsh; these ai ':
ears sbs sin ocs and hars Wi 5. no sxs4a
s ss2s;iSa IF pRdo STORE Twenty
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rfNRsFR.xS ss;!4 s''s CHANT CO., you.Ae. and
q prS e. hsjXtT fssliMiEh No. 500 West u...h.,,
ri a;5siip;soN's DRUG STORE, No, 1871 we.,
], Man T. npqEvSR1pag. Brook Avenue and cla,
n SIsS1 DRUG srSo,InsE Barton Heights.
rHs6PLB's pnu9 Rp oS No. 800 Williams,
Ro o4'iH PHARMACY, No. 700 gal. Marsha
CITY Eiss' DRUG sE r,ssss,l No, 'a East A.u
,u Siae,N CUNNINGHAM. No. aos7 Eas. Main.
pi iS1s'T sr Txssify IPiARnAoy, No, aa ssuA
Pobi lss ssrSisih ,KlHK-PARRrsH co, No, q.
TIE Hls' PA alsss PHARMACY. No SOL WEI,
n eSs3s st PFlailxiRMAcy. Twenty-elshtA and n
R Sstsssis PHARMACY No. AZ e.asl street
HURLEY lRWl " &Lk XII A1s ~sas s;.s;s "a.
ct As|Fa 1i8sf pkua STORE, No. 10, nu.
VI s1s e. EXERCISES Hsssassss No . N,sA s,e4mor,
.Ms' Ess: Ei;fE;aSF5Hs AND STREET rAAls
AEx rE Kskss Nc .as sesne s'fs
EAST PHARMACY, No, 1901 q Street -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
COAL ANDSWOOD,

If YOU WILL PHONE TO E1THFR
OF my yards this week will SEND sam.
pie half cord Of dry. slab wood, sl.75.
kinds OF wood all the time. LONG,
+ THE WOOD MAN. 1901 West Broad
Phones, 1909 and 1920 'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
SUMMER BOARDING.

BoARDERs wANTED-AT "a. PLnAs.
z Gordonsvlle, Immediately at foot OF
4 Southwest Mountains; plenty Of shade;
I, large, airy rooms telephone In house.
Address BOX 146. Gordonsville, We. N sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

,HANTDD-Bo ARDDRs PERMANENT
4 transient and table,; boarders can %
comfortably accommodated at S9l 1E as!
Grace Street, MRS 3. g. eMlIds
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"kEEN kuTTER" TOOLS,

WANTED = EVERY x CARPENTER IN
Richmond to see our "Keen Kutter''
Hands Their sale is phenomenal
A full line X, X. tools for sale at
HOWELL BROS, Hardware. eo2 East
Broad. '|5tt i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

\ 4,WANTED-Igg nj HAVE n
nice place III Ashland where I VII!
take a few boarders, shady lawn; airy
/ ron1ns: good faro; terms reasonable. Ad-
i dress B., 6Box 8, Ashland. Va. 4%s
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WANTED BoARpDRs. . P z I'm : 1anS x
transient and table. 10! North seVen]n
4 Street. Terms reasonable sF[.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

WA NTED-A FEW ROOM AND TABLE,
the very best, 400 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ALMOST ALI. MEN BETWEEN FORTY
Ave to ten years older than they should
be. The ReyitalizIng and Rejuvenating
system OF Physical and Health Culture
tells why, and teaches the only pos
sble way to combat premature age
and weakness successfully without drugs
or stimulantH, Let us send you a orr
cnlar conHdentially, Address PHYsr-
4 CAL CULTURE, "A North Seventh
Street. jsN
UNSURPASSED r COFFEE AT THH
Crown Dairy Lunch Room, Eighth and
Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

CAPE -9IyIENIgg coTTAGE ,t35a 3 UCKRQE
I Beach, on the Chesapeake Bay, Opposite
a he capes .sconfortnble rooms, ELECTRIC
lights, etc.: bathing free. MRS. Ji5C.
j. OUTTEN, Hampton, We. VIA. v 6lf
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BOARD, BuCKR oE BEACH; COTTAGE
at end OF hotel lawn; splendid oat inr,s
terms reasonable. Address Mrs. w. r..
LEiDY, Buckroe Beach, Va.
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WANTED, BOARDERs FOR VACANT
rooms also table boarders. Apply So
y Ca st Grace S45 t5l SSt # sa n. llf's5 IA
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fNrANTED-A GOOD JOB PRlNIER,
familiar with daily newspape WORK o. 81 =
sober, reliable man can secure p 30
Il manent position. Address 5 bo4 ~ 60
x fredericksburg, va. 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

once al a n,erican Bk'g g Bldg &C.
TIE goAR RIS1 o piRE al: rs 81 Fills
company has this day declared the
per- cent (free OF taxi. payable to tho
stockholders ON and at ter July g. 1905.
CHARLES x. WILLIS, Secretary, and
H& Treasurer. AZ ~
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SHOE REPAIRING,

WHY PAY 300. FOR RUBnRR HEELS
Fl fhe Ah Best t'S REEL un Ne Wskht XII
IS cents, We are able 70 do It, for we
4 buy direct from the factory i Wholesale
Gross brand. Is cents. as good as Others
ctarge double. White Oak Leather.
Halt solss.AeM,s s 9s1nx, lsd's s.io g
FACTORY. No, ne Esst Man Street,
Phone 26t7,
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'sIJNiNTER "a BOARDING ~ PHEASANT
n situation; lwaterlain house, bath. ICE.
4 milk; ; half mile from depot two a F6x :
Az ShadWe1l va. "A "a n ste =! X IN FL
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NEW YORK CRY, 512e WEST E 1GHT y,
second Street family LIVING near ri! Gen rant
!. rooms: board optional; Il can give Rich 17caA
tmond reference. 5-s
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TUXEDO COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW,
e situated directly on hesapeake bay;
$ newly furnished throughout; paved
walks: all modern conveniences nnest
fishing and surf bathing; families So o
35liclted table the best. Address vs. y.
y BOHANNON,S Norfolk. va. 5l $=3