The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-18

| warrant the use of winter clothes fhli week, Montgomery merchants will reut a harvest--if not there viii be sacrific' 1 the hearts of bargain seekers after ths
 The ChraAtmaa Advkrfkner. ! The Christmas edition of The Adver. tiaer was too biz for one day and mosl readers had just succeeded yesterday If mentally digestinR the long menu of 1 food for thought contained in the nine. ty-odd pages Of reading matter and aa
 The papers bulk was not what ap. pealed most to those who bought 1t and read 1t. or simply read it without buy. ing--of which thAre are some. The amount and the merit of its matter And s were fsterrs area od ss there were words OF praise. too. for l those whose management and super vision made the newspapers an harnion- gation of parts. Many of the good thinss said were creditable to Frank vertiser. whose illustrations added not l only to the appearance put to the in- terest of the edition, What most surprised me-" said one Character of As sors a If the g sontslbntsa ans is articles. We are accuxtonied so draw q very distinct and. + FIaay add. rather a broad line between the newspaper E ( mas paper were several ;. articles chat would have. been thorpughlX at home in the best of the rnonthiiass and few been secured for any a rnssszirls. si @ IL wit wis excelleftly eeapstSed and planned and admirably, exeeutess"' rIt tt,, was she best you have ever puA- of the Commercial Club. Snpport of NHiaafOnaFEess ,1 Friends of pr. J. A Rice through out Alabama, \. must have been greatly gratified at the tribute to his seFvice by the people of the Court Street MetIl- odist Church on Friday evening of iast week, said friend of that church.
 T would not detract one Syllable from the kindly words of Appreciation spoken by pr. Thomas Owen. but those Foreign Missionary lT ineegests jn 0t tIss ths churches of this State must have been surprised at the statement made by uf Owen that the Court Street Church was the first church in Alabama to support a Foreign Missionary
 T have not before me the records of the other denominations. but among the Presbyterians the plan for sup- porting missionaries is by no means novel The First Presbyterian Church at Selma has for more than decade of several fuEeign missionaries. and for about eight years the First Church, Birmingham. has had It's personaI rep-
 
 Mobile. Huntsville and Anniston also
 An increasing number Of indIvidaais one as ssnfsman 5Gsaa as R s9ReaE aEdna 5hs pS psa viding for six missionaries
 Enlistment of nar. TnttIe.
 Mir Charles A. Futile on yesterday in referring to his sons discharge from the naval service of the United States, sui s-t (
 My son, William G. Tuttie, being of lawful age and fired with a patriotic. impulse to serve his country and see sent of his parents as seaman in the United States naval service, When we were informed that this meant a four years separation from home and loved ones and career of hardship and dan ger his mother was prostrated with grief We knew not what to doE to obtain a cancellation of this enlist
 Fin our distress we appealed to our able and 'accommodattng Representative in Congress, Col. A. A. Wiley, to help Iy telegraphed the Secretary of the Navy, explaining the situation and asking him to instruct the recruiting iistment and dlscharse our son. The Secretary of the Navy compiled with his request without delay and ordered his release.
 onei wiley and Secretary Bonaparte."
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 Judge Thomas c. Jones, who has been holding federal court for several weeks in Birmingham and Anniston, has re- mas holidays lie viii open the United States Court here in January. Rev. A. A. Little. D. D., of Selma. passed through Montgomery yesterday on his way to Columbia, s, C., where he will attend the sessions of the Exec lutive Committee of the columbia semi nary.
 Hon. N. R. Leigh. .Jr., a dnember of the last constitutional. convention and south Alabama. is visiting Montgom cry
 Mir Arthur Hall, q prominent citizen of Benton, was a visitor 10 Montgom- cry SsS's'oa% % # @
 Dr. at G. Clark, of Ensley, men- Der of the State Convict Board is in lhe e''S> x M %
 Mr Mason Jones. former MontgSm- erian. who now resides in Mobile Is In town.
 MT. H. c. Parker, 2 well known cot ton buyer of Greenville. Is in the city. MT. c. W. Shacks1foFd is i'll at his home, Sl4 Washington avenue,
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 Mir. c. K. Abrahams. of Demopolis. spent last night in the city.
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 Mir. James T Hendon. of Tuskegee, is at the New Exchange.
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 MT. P. F. Erwin, of Mobile, was in Montgomery last night.
 Mir. W. T. Clarke. Of Auburn, was in town yesterday.
 MT. T. G. curran. of Greenville, Is m '40'''S'"s'''s $ *
 MT. O. c. Parker, of New Decatur. ls in town.
 Mir. l.. W. Place. Of Troy, is visiting the city.
 MT. E. R. Carlson is at the New Mabson.
 Mir G. A. Robinson. of oxmoor. is in town.
 Mir. E. c. Page, of Evergreen, is in town.