The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
SIDEWALK PENclLiNCS
Meetvenerfan invents Bottle

Ms.spemerfsn Invests Bottle. MT Edward A. Kohn, former Montgomerian, who now resides in has been granted a patent for . bottle. Der 2s, and hIs friends predict 1t win yield him large revenues, shape. 1t being designed somewhat af- ter the shape of an hour glass, and IS consequently easier to hold, to fill and o ase Tor asSn,ss n. manhood to the business of whiskey distilling, MT. Kohn has originated several de- vices for theeimprovement of the busi- Kohn. who invented the seamless shoe which became such marketable sue cess that 1t ultimately took him eo New York City where he is said to nave amassed a small fortune.
 The Messrs. Kohn are sons of the late Jacob Kohn, who was the pioneer shoe maker and manufacturer of Mont- gomery. having continued in one pusl- century.
 Mir Edward Kohn win remain ir Montgomery several days before re- turning to his home in the East.
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 Resolations Soon Broken.
 You know there were lots or peopie who swore off from many habits on New Years day.. said a local cigar ana ,l
  really interesting to observe how many of these persons have already broken their New Years resolutions and are going back into the old ruts I believe smokers and drinkers are the ones who resolve most on New Years day. Now, on January i. I plainly noticed a diminutfon In my daily sales oI to baccO and cigars. A number or my customers passed by my place that day, wished me Happy New Year. but never said even a word about purchas- ing a smoke. Conversing with them, learned they had determined to quit smoking.
 "January an increase in my sales from the day before was easily percep- tible and several of the resolution makers were again at my counter; ,i1,t puyt stand the strain long, and knew they would come around without invitation. Today, believe my business has and I can recall the names of only two or three of those, who swore on, wno have stuck to their resolutions. They will, in all probability, be around ns tomorrow
 Wants Another Hotel.
 One of the hotel proprietors or Mont gomery yesterday expressed tne hoPe that another handsome hotel ike the Exchange would be built In Montsom- cry. ... 'It is a mistaken idea" he said, that men who conduct the smaller hotels here would not be pleased to see lsTs- CT and better hotels built. The New Exchange has improved the business oI every hotel in Montgomery. The fact that there Is a fine, modern noLel nose has advertised Montgomery tnroush- out the country and hundl eds more vls- itors come here every week. Moreover they stay longer and go away better pleased with the city. o.,a, T would like for our Commeir,c,iar <tt.. A.. at ftn rA tourist tickets to Florida and other points to give stop-over coupons so that travellers might visit Montgom- cry"
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 Compliment to Jeiks.
 The Manufacturers Record, or balti, more. Md, will contain an eoltorlat complimenting the wise and excellent JeIks, and congratulating the people or the State on the benefits it had con ferred upon them and upon the State. A special telegram to this erect .s wus the editor of The Record, Richard Ii. Ednonds. This is not the first time that this publication, the leading lnous- trial publication of the South, has seen fit to compliment the successful worK of Governor Jelks's administration. Mir. W. A. Crossland. who has been in the Philippine. Islands five years. reached Montgomery yesterday morn, Eots Hull Street. He will be here about five months before returning to the islands, where he is chief of division of government engineers. His office is in Manila.
 Mr. Eugene Morrison of Selma was in Montgomery for several hours last night. He was en route home rom Birmingham.
 ;s % $ MT. ,. D. Kirkpatrick of Birming- ham spent last night in Montgomery.
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 Mir. W. W. Williams of opelika spent yesterday in Montgomery. MT. Thomas Barry of Mobile is reg -istered at the Imperial
 MT. L. L. Torbert of Lafayette was in the city last night.
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 MT. F. H. Bailey of Troy was Tn Montgomery yesterday.
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 Ar w. B. Glenn of Enterprise is at the New Exchange.
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 MT. W. G. Davis of Hayneville is at the New Mabson.
 Judge S. N. Rowe of Elba is visit ing the city.
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 Mir. c. W. Johnson of Headland IS in the city.
 A Plea for Justice. Muskogee Phenix.
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