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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-09-27
Louisville & Nashville R. R.

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ATHENS.

Athens, July 20.-(Special. )-Mr. ana Mrs. Yevy Hirshman of Pensacola ana their daughter. Miss Maxiene, are visit ing MT. and Mrs. David Roseman.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Dennis have returned from a visit to Nashville.
 Miss Westella Dorrah Is Yisltlng rela- tives in Nashville.
 Mrs. w. R. McWilliams has returned from a visit to Elmont Springs.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Warten have gone to Colorado Strings, Colo.
 Miss Fannie Hoffman Black Is visiting at Bessmer, Ala.
 Mrs. Erie Clements Fields of Ensley is visiting her father, Col M. K. Glenn ents.
 Mrs. Charles I. Smith of Birmingham is visiting her parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Jones.
 Miss Mabel Obyrne of New Orleans is visiting her aunt, Miss Mary N. Moore
 Mrs. Maria Rieves has returned from a visit to Mrs. James Mainer, at Nash vile.
 MT. and Mrs. R. N. Cartwright are vis- iting at Look Out Mountain. Mrs Porter Foote of Brinl<ley, Ark., is visiting her mother Mrs. F. E. Key holds here. Miss Katie Hatchett has returned from visit to Miss McCaine at Oneonta. .Irs w. w Todd ahS gone to Rock- wall, Texas, to visit her daughter, Mrs' Emmett Marks. MT. and Mrs. Edwin r. Curtis of Chat tanooga, have ben the guests Of MT. ana Mrs E. NJ Rawls the past week. Rev and Mrs. James Doster or RoS- ersvillc have been visiting MT and Mrs' Frank Harlow here. Judge and Mrs Thomas c. Mcclellan of Montgomery are with friends here. Mrs. J. M. Russell and Miss Francis have returned to Birmingham.
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much longer.
 Miss Ethel Wood of Hawklnsville Is vls- iting MT. Michael Wood and the Misses Wood.
 Mrs. J. B. Gaston has gone to Asheville N. C., to spend some time and is with Miss Mary Mcdonald wh ohas taken a house there for the summer.
 Mrs Neal Anderson and daughters have gone to the mountains of North Carolina to spend the summer.
 Mrs. Benton Holt who has been very ill at Mecklenberg, N. C., has returned home convaescent.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Stone Dickey of Bowling Green. Ky, are the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs W. J. Tut tie.
 Miss Marguerite Rice has gone to visit MT. and Mrs. Samuel Bethea.
 MT. and Mrs. James Ware Walker have returned to Montgomery to make their home. She was formerly Miss Frances Patterson of this city. They have been living in Springfield. H.. for the past three years.
 MT. ". H. Judson and Miss Grace Judson were guests of Maj. and Mrs w. w. Screws during the press convention.
 The members of the Montgomery lodge of Elks gave a picnic at Pickett Springs Wednesday.
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dren of Selma are spending some time in Cullman.
 Miss Eula Lee Cole has returned to her home in Walden. Miss, after pleas ant visit to the Misses Richard at their summer home, "Grandyiew."
 MT. and Mrs. James Weeks and daugh- ter, Miss Leta, are visiting at the home O. the Rev. L. Mullins, near Phelan.
 Mir. and Mrs. Grover Halbrooks, of Pratt City are the guests of their mother, 4ars Ellen Halbrooks.
 Mrs. Mary Hammer and Miss Leona Schmitt have gone to Germany for a three months visit. They will return in October.
 4.iss Catherine wetzell of Decatur Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. G. Prinz.
 Carl Cole of Walden. Miss, returned 10 his home Wednesday after visit of several weks with Cullman friends.
 Miss Gerdes Mitchell Is visiting friends In the Decaturs this week.
 MT and Mrs. W. J. and MT. and Mrs. D. ] Weaver of Corsicana, Texas, are guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Linn.
 Mrs I.ute Hays has returned from an c tended visit to relatives in Michigan.
 Miss Fannie McEntre who has been a member of a house party given by a school friend in Attlalla has returned home.
 Miss Hattie Dickson and Annie Brooks are visiting friends In Louisville.
 Mrs. J. N. Pierce of Carrolton Ga, Is visiting her son, Dr. William Pierce.
 Mrs A. V. Vice of Redwood Texas. is visiting MT. and Mrs. Denson in West Cullman.
 Mrs. W. T. Williams and daughters. Misses Mamie and May have returned to their home in Birmingham after a visit to .yullman friends.
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well. Jr., Quinn Browck. Marion Hope, Edward Brown, Read Volght Arthur Hyndman. James Watt, Bryon Burt. Jr.. Fred Hahn, Lane McLain, Joe Voight, Raleigh Crumblss, Knox Smartt.
 Miss Lucille Carter entertained on Mon day afternoon at her home on Lookout Mountain. in honor of her guests. Misses Adea Williamson and Ann Louise See of Cincinnati. The guests list included Misses Myrilla Annls. Leila Grant Nancy White, Gertrude Oehmig. Carmelite Pound. Mar garet Sadd, Elizabeth Read. Elizabeth White. Margaret Frlerson. Nelson Cham bliss. Elizabeth Vance, Mary Everett, jessie Simonds, Mary Louise Spurlock. Helen Tucker Lona Caulkins. Mary Read. Rowena Szer. Lavaiette Sloan, Pansy Sanders, Matilda Ragom. Grace Brown. Elizabeth Lee. Vivian Deitrck. Mary Me Mnlan. Gladys Orton, Katherine Lasley, Margaret White. Mamie Henderson, El- vira Smith. Katherine Lanier Louise Mayes,
 MT and Mrn A. W. Chambllss enter- tained at dinne" cn Toesdav evening, when covers ngoro laid for Miss Nelson Cnambhss. Mss Grace Campbell. Miss Florence Gift. Messrs Taylor Green. John Chlmblss and Fred Fritts. MT and Mrs. A. w. Chambliss.
 Mrs. z. E. Patten entertained at lunch con on Wednesday at her country home. AShlhnd, m honor or ner guests, Mlssso Anne Lenoir, Katherine Lenoire. and Charlotte Patten. Covers were laid for sixteen young women of the younger set.
 A skating party was arranged for Mon day evening in honor of Miss Ruth Craw- ford Of Decatur the guest of MT and Mrs. Claude Crawford Those present were: Misses Ruth Crawford. Frances Henderson, Della Anderson, Alice Duggar. Cleo Heard. Marie Burk. Helen Watkins. Irene Whiteside Johnny Walker; Messrs. Paul Harris Fred Fritts, Paul Carter. Westen Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Craw- ford, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rawlings, MT ana Mrs. Glenn Whiteside. Mrs. Alice Watkins. Mrs. l.. c. Walker, Mrs. w. o. Burns.
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GADSDEN.

Gadsden. July 2O.-(Special )-Mr. and Mrs S. c. Gentry entertained Iuesday evening with a trolley ride and al fresco party afterwards in compliment to Miss Susie Bowie of Rome, Ga., and Miss Lot Mar of Selma, Ala.
 Miss Margaret DuBose entertained Wednesday evening in compliment to number of visiting young ladies'
 MT. Fernwood Mitchell entertained with anelegant dinner party at Bellvue hotel Thursday evening In honor of number of visiting ladies.
 MT. Joe Daniel of Birmingham Is visit ing her sister Mrs. T. J. WoodliH.
 Mrs. T. c. Bush, Jr., has returned from a visit to friends at Rome, Ga.
 Mrs. R. A. Mitchell entertained with bridge whist Thursday evening at her home 'Edgemont," In honor of her guests,
 Mrs. Benjamin of Rome, Ga, is the guest of Mrs. Joe Morange on Fourth street
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Taliferro and Miss Carrie Brooks have gone on an extended trip to Eastern summer resorts
 Miss Jessie Berdy, who has ben the guest of the Misses Gren has returned to her home in Slyacauga.
 Morgan Mccall has gone to Washing ton and Philadelphia on a vacation trip.
 Miss Lucille Ewing has gone to St. Louis to visit her uncle. Dr. Lucian Ewing.
 Mrs. T. NJ Cassels has returned from A visit to relatives at Tuskegee. Miss Mamie Zuber is visiting relatives in Birmingham and Ensley. Prof A A. Murphree of Tallahassee, Fla. is the guest of his brother, W. T.. Murphree on Haralson avenue.
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CHATTANOOGA,

Chattanooga, July 20-(Specal.)- )-Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand G. Voght entertained
 with a dancing party on Tuesday even Ing in honor of their guests. Miss Ty- man of Louisville, Ky, and Messrs. Read
 and Joe Volght of Indiana. The Voight residence is splendidly arranged for dan cling. The guest list included Misses Car men Burt, Florence Martin, Celeste Elem ister. Cora Smartt. Mary Read Shelly Nixon, Lucille Crumbliss, Elizabeth Read.
 Margaret Sadd, Patty Martin. Irene Whiteside. Isabel Sharp. Penelope Swa- ney. Hazel Kirkwood, Mary Lyman, Re- gina Hahn. Willie Campbell. Messrs.
 George Hunter, George Butler, Harry Thompson Tom DeWees, Jr., James Cald-
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UScALOOSA.


 Tuscaloosa, July 20. -tSpecial.)-Prof. Edwin H. Foster who has been at Waynesville. N. C., since the University commencement. has joined his family at Washington.
 MT. and Mrs. W H. Weatherford and two sons of Chattanooga are the guests of their eousins MT. and Mrs. C. w. Weatherford at the latter's home on Tenth street.
 Messrs r. H. Waltuers. I. Friedman. Guy Huthnance. L. Rosenfeld, and Hardy Clements are attending the Elks reunion at Philadelphia.
 Hugh Hardin has returned from vis- it 10 Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs Harry Eddins have re- turned from a visit of several weeks to Hot Springs Ark
 Hiss Bessie Ward of Selma. Ala, who has been visiting friends at the Univer- slty Sumner school has returned to her home
 Mrs. W. E. Bingham and Ellison Bng- ham have gone for visit of several weeks to tn formers daughter, Mrs. Greer Wilson, In Dallas, Texas.
 Mrs. J. T. Garner and Miss Beth Gar ner are visiting friends in Birmingham ham.
 Miss Ethel Stringfellow is visiting n Florence where she went to take part as bridesmaid In the Tyson-k Keller we'd ding in that place. While there she is ,ne guest of Miss Jamie Harris.
 Mrs. J. J. Mayheld netertained de- lightfully at cards on Monday night In honor of her sister, Miss Fredrika Mar tn, of Memphis, and her guests, Miss Bessie Deshon of Little Rock.
 Miss Lucia Van Hoose entertained at "School' party on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Fedrika Martin and Miss Deshon.
 Miss Katherine Nichols has gone 10 Havana, Cuba, to visit her brother, capt. Jesse Nichols, who Is now United states ordinance officer stationed In that place.
 Rev. John Little, and family are the guests of the formers parents, pr. ana Mrs. John Little at their home on Ninth street
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ing. All the pleasures of the park were included in the amusements provided for the guests. The young ladies are nleces of Mir Cody and have been their guests
 for two weeks They left for Eufaula Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George w. Craik have taken house at Perdio Bay for month and have as their guests Misses Janet Hurter. Olive Macdonald, Virginia Aber- l crombie and Lillian Hill Mrs Dallas Boyd or Auburn Is the guest of her brother MT. Robert r. l Stout.
 Miss Rebecca Pollard has gone to visit | her sister, Mrs Purwell Boykin at her | summer home near Selma. | Mrs Nellie Brock and Miss Nelly Brock
 have gone 10 visit relatives in Troy. MT. s. H. Roberts has returned from | an extended trip west. MT. Tracey Lay has returned from | Gadsden where he has been visiting his | parents.
 The members of the Falcon club gave a dance at Pickett Springs Saturday | evening in compliment to number of l young men from Selma dance was given by the younger set
 at Pickett Springs Friday evening chap
 eroned by MT. and Mrs. Sutherland No- | ble and MT. and Mrs. J. A. Young. Mir and Mrs. Robert Swift Kirkpatrick have returned from Talladega Springs
 and are with her parents, MT. and Mrs. | F. G. Weatherly at their home on Sayre | street.
 | MT. and Mrs. Horace Stringfellow who are spending the summer at their hom ] at Mountain Creek have returned from d visit to Mir. and Mrs. William String | fellow at Blowing Rock. N. c. | Mrs. W. H. Ragland and her son, Ed mond have gone to Denver to spend the | summer for his health. l Mrs. John Tullls has gone to Atlanta 10 1 visit Mir. Michael Haltiwanger. | Miss Brook Hatchett, Miss Rutson l IIatchett and Miss Adele Thomas have gone abroad 10 spend an indefinite time. . They will remain a year and perhaps
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FLORENCE.

Florence. July 2O.-(Special. .)-Mrs. c. NJ Watson was hostess Friday after noon at a handsome reception in honor or Mrs. Jones L. Brock. The house was decorated in cut flowers, palms and ferns. Ice tea was served in the hall by Miss Annie Kate Gilbert, upon the arrival of the guests and refreshments consisting of Ices and cake wer served in hand somely decorated diningroom by Misses Annie A'Neal, Lucy Erwin, Lutie Pat ton and Mary Porter. Receiving with Mrs Watson were: Mesdames James L.. Brock H. J. Moore, A. M. ONeal. J. E. Gilbert, William McMillian, J. R. Price, E. D. McDougal, and Frank Irvine, Misses Mcfarland and Thompson.
 Mrs. Ambrace Camper entertained at bridge whist Friday morning at Mrs. John R. Prices in honor of Miss Mil dreI Keller and her bridal party. The he l5e was decorated with red and yell low canvas. The score cards were red hearts, hand painted, with Miss Keller S card attached. Mrs. J. l.. Brock won t. prize and presented 1t to the honoree. .. salad and ice cream course was served.
 Little Misses Freda and Lotte May Bose of Mobile, but formerly of Flor
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Etiquette.

From the June Bohemian.
 .n condoling with newly made widow it is not in good taste to tell her that the late departed is better off"
 Never use a knife in cutting an &C., quaintance The law would not recognize 1t as emotional insanity.
 Gentlemen should not recognize their chorus girl friends when out with their wives unless they are prepared to pay elimony.
 Never tell lady that her dog Is Q beauty but the baby looks like her.
 NO, Robert, you should not tell girl the first time you meet her that you love her; and if you are wise you will not tell her so the last time-or any time.
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Arbuckles' Ariosa Coffee

i. cleaned, roasted and packased by machinery without the touch of hand. A machne' constructed in our own shops, packs the coffee' weighs it, wraps it, and seals tho wrapper automatically. It reaches the cup the cleane:1 most wholesome and cheapest good coffee ID the world.
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MONTGOM FRY.

Montgomery. July 20.-(Special )-Misses Marion and Willie Florence of Dothan were guests of honor when MT. and Mrs
 Michael Cody enterta ned number of friends at Electric park Thursday eve.
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Dse, 22-inch Bleach Damask Nap kin, extra good value for s1 .25; special. at ................ oSc 25c, 66 Bleach, half bleach and tur- key red Table Damask, regular 35c Pillows, complete stock of bed pill lows In all grades, special prices on all Be sure to see these before buy ing; special, from ........I ID up sf 59, 1A Fringe Crochet Spread. (cut corners), in neat patterns, reg ular S2 spread; special, at. 91 5D
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CULLMAN.

Cullman, July 2O.-(Sjecial. Miss Lille May Hodges of Guntersvile is spending several weeks with her cousins Misses Fanny and Lucille Rosson.
 Miss Evelin Fullen has returned from a three weeks visit to Atlanta friends.
 .dr. and Mrs. Ernest Hobbs were wis., itors in Birmingham this week.
 Mrs. Nat Waller and three pretty chil-
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SCOTISRORO.

Scottsboro, July 20.--(Special.)- Miss Anna Caldwell of Chattanooga was the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ia H. Caldwell, last week,
 Miss Fannie Gotten, who was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Snodgrass has returned to her home at Larkinville.
 Mrs. Jesse E. Brown and daughter, Miss Virginia May, visited friends at Gurley last week.
 Miss Fannie Payne of Memphis Is the guest of Misses Willie and Annie Naples.
 Misses Sydney and Victoria Kyle are in Montgomery with their father.
 E. w. Garland and family have moved into their new residence near the college.
 Fred Arn and little daughter, Vir- ginia. of Chattanooga visited rela- lives here Sunday.
 Mrs. S. w. Tate of Anniston is visit ing her sister, Mrs. A. N. Holland.
 Miss Catherine Parks was the guest of the Misses Brown at GlenZaida Fri dayyy. ssr " the "Cedars," near Stevenson, visited Mrs. James A. Kyle last week.
 Miss Maude Skelton has returned to her home at Jacksonville, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Dozier Hollis.
 MT. and Mrs. John Talley. Jr., of Enterprise. Ala, are visiting Judge and Mrs. John B. Tally.
 Mrs. John Robinson of Washington. D. C., Is the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. J. W. Moody.
 MT. and Mrs. W. G. Johnson of Hub bard City, Tex. are the guests of Ms A. N. Holland.
 Mir. and Mrs. Delbert Shelton and Miss Ruth Kyle have returned from the Jamestown exposition.
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Society in Other T0vns

ence have ben the recipients of much social attention during their visit here. Monday afternoon they were tn honorees a. a pretty "al fresco" party given by Miss Mary southall. Tuesday they were entertained by Mir. Louis Desprez, at barbecue at the pumping station. Tuesday night they were again compi- mented with e dancing party by Little Miss Minnie Briggs Hall.
 TUScUMBIA.
 Tuscumbia, July 19.-The young Ladies Afternoon Card Club spent delightful afternoon Saturday with Miss Judith Winston. Miss Annye Hindman made the highest score Refreshing sherbet and cake were served at the conclusion of the game.
 Miss Susie Hurst of Russellville is the guest of the Misses Hyde.
 Misses Figer have returned from Leigh ton.
 Mir. Thomas Fossick of Redwood, Ala, is visiting friends here
 Mrs R. l.. Price and children have returned from Chattanooga.
 Miss May Sanders of Los Angeles Cal, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Henke. Mrs. G. N. Samuels and Miss Samuels visited Rossvile Tenn this week.
 Mrs. Hattie Sherrod of Birmingham is visiting Miss Era Sherrod.
 Miss Bessie Wilson of Russellville is the guest of Mrs J. c. Spraggins.
 Mrs. J. Y. Hill has returned from Mem phis.
 Mrs. R. s. Turner and children have returned from Bloclton, Ala, where they visited relatives.
 Miss Ethel Hunter of Princeton, Ky, is visiting Miss Elizabeth Thompson.
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HUNTSVILLE.

Huntsville, July 20.-(Special.)- )-Miss Le- lia Sugg entertained a few friends at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Sugg, on Thursday evening, In compliment to her guest, Miss Julia Hurst. of Russellville. Games were played and prizes were won by Miss Hurst and MT. Wright Thompson.
 Miss Neida Humphrey entertained at a progressive crap party at the home of her parents, b.. and Mrs. J. D. Humphrey, Wednesday evening. The prizes were won by Miss Gray of Chat tanooga and MT. J. D. Humphrey, Jr.
 A military ball was given in the Hunts vile rink on Friday evening in compli- ment to the officers and men of the Third Alabama infantry.
 Miss Mattie Cunningham of Chatta- nooga is visiting relatives in Huntsville.
 ..,iss Kettle Carmack is visiting in Chat tanooga.
 The Misses Finne have returned to Gadsden.
 Miss Kate billiard of Triana is visit in- Miss Florence Lyle.
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 Marsailles designs, regular $l 20 grades special, at ....,.......eS eSc
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Suit Cases-Several hundred at ex- tra ordinary reductions for tomor- row ................# S1 49 up With brass catches 24 and 25-inch size. Telescopes from 35c up. All extra fine bags less than cost.
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ST. CLAIR SPRINGS.

St. Clair Springs, July 20.-(Special-T following are registered at St. Clair Springs this week:
 Mrs. Russell Hunt. Miss Hood, Birm- ingham; Misses Dobbs, Birmingham; Mrs. F. l.. Simmons, MT. Harry Simmons. Pen sacola, Fla; Mir. J. R. Howorth, West Point, Miss; Mrs. r. T. McCarty, Birm- ingham; Misses Ellison, Nashville; Miss Lucy Dennis, Birmingham; MT. l. Pickens Mrs. Christenberry, Miss Christenberry, Prof. Giddens, Greensboro, Ala. MT. F. M. Greiner, Ensley. Ala; Judge Robinson and family, Birmingham; Solicitor Aird and family. Birmingham; Mr. and Mrs. Browder, Miss Greene, Florida; Misses Evelyn Going. Jane Going, Madge Chis- olm, Mir. Jesse Lewis, MT. T. C. Wilson, Birmingham; MT. and Mrs. Raymond | Gillespy, Woodlawn, Ala; MT. and Mrs. Bruce, Birmingham; Miss Birdie Lee Me Clendon, Springville, Ala; Mrs Warren Barnett, Miss Orlean Barnett, Birming- ham.
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SH EFFIELD.

Sheffield. July 2o.-(Special Miss Eliza beth Thompson entertained Thursday evening at progressive dominoes, in honor of her guest, Miss Catherine Foster of Dyersburg. Tenn. A large number of young people were invited and spent an enjoyable evening. Miss Ruth Moorar of Birmingham won the lady's prize, while the gentlemen's prize was captured by Mir. Claud l.. Miller.
 Mrs. W. B. Allen left Friday for Nash vile, and Newport News. Va, to spend the summer.
 Mrs. Allen s. Andrews of Little Rock. Ark, Is the guest of her son. Mir. J. Miss Hattie Mai sadler is visiting Bailey Springs
 Ars. Daniel Harmon of Russellville is visiting Mrs. R. J. Thurmond.
 Mrs. E. A. Going of South Alabama is visiting her son, MT. w. A. Williams.
 Mrs. c. P. Graves and children have re- turned from Q visit to relatives at Wa verly, Ala.
 Mrs. Jessie Self has returned from Falkvile.
 -4rs. Leila Bell Dinsmore has returned to the Presbyterian home hospital in Memphis.
 -Irs. A. J. Davis of Birmingham re- turned home Tuesday, accompanied by her sisters, Lucille and Mildred Lagomar- sino.
 Mrs. John Donk, Jr., has returned tc her hcme in Franklin, Tenn.
 Miss Bliss Moves Is visiting her brother, Marvin Moves in Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Alice Pardue is visiting in Bir mlngham.
 Mrs. A. D. Thompson and daughter Margaret, have returned from Decatur.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

We are doing extraordinary business here we are
 offering Extraordinary Bargains. Several big lots o Mems Undershirts and Drawers, in black or fancy oolors choice .,.............i iec We are selling the equal of many $l.00 shirts In very neat negigee patterns in all sizes choice 4oc That wonderful lot of Mems Underwear and Neg lRee Shirts mt 36c or for S100, has had many added lots for tomorrow's selling. Mems pleated bosom shirts in soft white materials 9Sc WE SELL 21OO LINEN COLLARS .............1 .10c
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PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.

One of the most representative lines fin Alabama can be found here. An exceptionally good Gloria Tafeta with fancy mounted handles, 
 Fancy brown Parasos and fancy black check Par asols in brown and tan (noW so much In demand), shown in several qualities Childrens fancy Para sods In white from 20c also in coors.
 Splendid assortment nH white Linene PnrnsoIs,
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Tuscaloosa, July 20. -tspecial)-Prof. Edwin H. Foster. who has been at Waynesville. N. C., since the University commencement. has joined his family at
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Boys Underwear, big assortments of Al Balbriggan knee Drawers and Short Sleeve Vests for boys ! to 10 years. .......-...#...#.#. -oc 47c stripped Seersucker wash Peti-
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