The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-28
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s-n~.r Closing Movemeat.

- Summer Closing M0vemenf. chant on Dexter Avenue yestsrday, T would be willing to close up my store at . o'clock every day in the year, Sat rrdeys excepted. and the months of December and Easter week also except
 Anyhow, I think it would be no more than the right thing for all of the to fre rsa s,Sres to sobss ss sa: iness would not be interfered with. If sysrybody would closs: the clerks rks the fact that they must do their trad- mess would be done.
 great many of the clerks and proEfietors of stores In the city have expressed themselves in favor of this ciSsd movement es os on foot Nearly every s a ths Ss goods snt ss ss.r have trouble in getting the shoe stores and clothing stores In on the move him recreation, and 1t is an incentive for more diligent and harder work in the Interest of his firm. I hope every mefhant will look at 1t in, in tn: light
 Tie Sunday School Meeting.
 Judge Joseph Carthel, General Secre. tary of the Alabama Sunday School Association, said yesterday that there was no doubt of the statement that the Association's convention just closed Tn Montgomery was the most successful ever held and that the attendance as vas in the history of the organization We will never know the exact mum : Der of delegates who were here, said number was considerably over 1000. aside from the usual number of vtsi- tors who were not bona flde delegates. Compared with the Birmingham con time was the biggest we ever had, the Montgomery convention was 25 per cent larger. In Birmingham we had
 When one knows that fifty-four ot the sixty eight counties of Alabama were represented at the convention just closed he will gather some idea of gomery of the meeting. All of these people returned to their homes with happy recollections of Montgomery and they will ever be our good friends.
 Governor Goes Fishing.
 Governor Jelks spent yesterday cast Ing line for the finny family into the waters of. Bayou La Batre of Mobile ter Brassell of the State Health Depart the Capitol today:
 Ene SOfeTnOr IS an dTueHt dHSieT, Now and then he quietly steals away from his executive duties to spend a day In the country with rod or gun. His visit to Mobile county was in no sense Of an official character. He simply took day of recreation from the cares of State.
 Capt. John c. Finlev's condition was ssp0rtaa Ss pSnesansed fie He s 0as r iii at his residence on Finley Heights and little hope Is entertained for his recov- cry.
 Rev Father Dennis Savage, who was thrown from his buggy two weeks ago and severely bruised, has recovered from his injuries and was ablo to be down town yesterday
 The condition of Dr. G. W. Patterson, who is III at his home on South Perry street, continues to improve. At late resting comfortably.
 Mir Charles B. Teasley. the Demo- cratic nominee for State Senator to rep- resent Montgomery county returned yesterday from a visit to Mobile.
 Mir. O. Taylor of Troy. was in Montgomery last night.
 MT. J. A. Hines of Lafayette. spent last night in the city
 MT J. P. Watkins of Opelika, is wis., iting Montgomery.
 Hon. Gregory l.. Smith of Mobile, is in Montgomery.
 MT. G. T. McElderry of Talladega, Is in the city.
 Dr. R. L. Lane of Tuskegee. is in town.
 MT J. c. Fowler of Mobile. is in town.