The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-03
SidesUak Pencilings
Brixade of slo.ey saver.,

0ra9ade of Money Savers. the Haye faS,oy you h ,avinss sn ban nis: saiuted hadn't strolled into his office If not. my friend. get one. They're all to the mustard-al wool. true blue and yard Wioe. They will keep your mon-
 consummation devoutly to be wished mildly interposed the fellow
 Yes" agreed the savings bank fiersd. Tis even so. But to get to the propo- sftion on hand, this savings bank that ! have in mind is the best on the mar 1t are rigidlv adhered to.
 dimes. Every dime that you have in your possession must go into the bank. in your change so that if you wish to purchase an article costing this amount you must purchase 1t either with two nickles or a quarter, and so on. The man. provided it comes in dimes. must also be maid in the bank, and thus you are continually filling the small cof- fcrs that you carry around with you. Each bank will contain only s5. so that when 1t is full you must then put 1t in savings bank of capital. and The bank Is quite a handy apparat- us. easily carried in any pocket. l would advise you to get such an in- strument for the collection of your
  savers that have recently sprung into existence in Montgomery"
 The fellow who hadn't thought the advice of the fellow who has was good "Fll surely purchase he said. medi- tatively and with gusto. and he did
 CartOonist In Jail.
 A negro inmate. of the Montgomery County jail has discovered that Night Jailer Elmore is an experienced rail- road man. Mir. Elmore didn't know ha n f the Rn he hs fact that this negro is aware that MT. Elmore was engaged for many years in railroadinE. was revealed Thursday scented to the iailer,. when he made a regular inspection of the cells.
 The negro prisoner called % MT. FL FL more to the bars and. i.o through nf ns nor the ne his hand A few minutes later MT. Fillmore found a light and. on opening the scroll. found that it contained d fairly good drawing of two trains that were just about to come together in head-on collision. One of the trains represented passenger with complete equipment of baggage cars. day coaches and Puilmans. while the other was freight. Great puffs of smoke were being emitted from the stacks or both engines and q person on one or neer or conductor. was exclaimins: Q Lordy something is going to bump"
 For d negro. with comparatively no education. the drawing was thought to he very good The spirit which prompt ed the drawing. evidently intended for the pleasure Of the jailer. was mani- fest in every line
 For Greater Birmingham.
 Mir. Charles J. Pogue. a prominent merchant of Birmingham. is in Mont Eomery, coming herr I in n, the ne, interest oi
 The Magic City representatiVe IS quite interested in the act which will enlarge the possessions Of his city. anu work on the part Of the Legislature would be to mako the act law. creat- ing the larger city.
 MT. Pogue thinks that not only Bir- mingham but the State at large would profit by such action. Especially. he argues. that such course would De great incentive to business prosperity and to industrious and other activities
 The visitor Is only one of a number of prominent Birmingham citizens who have been to this city in the interest of the measure vitally concerning them, as they state and the further pros- pecrs of their city.
 MT. Henry L. Stone. of Shawnee, Ok. after spending several weeks with friends and relatives, left last night for his home In Shawnee.
 MT. w. R. Cox. of Three Notch. is in town for a few days on business.
 
 MT. J. B. Knight, or Elba. is reg istered at Hotel Summers.
 MT. W. B. Folmar. of Troy. was in Montgomery yesterday.
 MT. R. E. Johnson of Troy. spent last night in the city.
 MT. J. F Hawkins. of. Birmingham. is in the city.
 MT. J. s. Carroll. of Troy. is at the EYchanpa