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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
NEW GAME WARDEN
LANES B. SMITH TAKES CHARGE IN
 MONTGOMERY.
Former Constable Given Place by Cona- missioner Wallace to Succeed MT. Clarke Resigned-- Laws to
 be Enforced.

The appointment of James B. Smith. of Montgomery, as game warden to succeed A. H. Clarke, who recently resigned, was announced yesterday by State Game and Fish Commissioners John H. Wallace. Jr. MT. Smith Will prepare his bond and take up the duties of game warden of Montgomery county at once.
 Tn a special letter to Mir Smith. the State Game and Fish Commissioner commends the appointee for his excel lent record in enforcing Alabama sta tutes as . constable and outlines his duties in his new eastacity.
 The letter of Mir. Wallace follows: Mr. James B. smith, Montgomery. Ala Dear Sir:--I have the great honor to inform you that have this day ap- pointed you to be county game and fsh warden for the county of Mont gomery. Your duties are to enforce the game. fish and forestry laws of this State in Montgomery county; your ac- Tn apprehending offenders. In the past agains the statutes of this State has commended you to me as most suit able person to rigldly enforce the laws relative to the protection and preser- walton of our game, fish and forests. Keep constantly on the alert and see
  of Montgomery; place yourself in im- mediate touch with the justices Of the peace and constables of the various precincts of Montgomery county. who. under the law. are your deputies. and enlist their most cordial cooperation and assistance In enforceing the law. From time to time. as necessity may require. l will call upon you to act under special instruction. and on sucr occasions you will be compensated at the rate of $500 per day.
 T am enclosing you herewith bond which you will please have signed up and returned to the Secetary of State. together with the fee of S1.00. and he will issue you your commission. Be- fore submitting the bond to the Secre- tary of State, have 1t marked approv- ed by your Probate Judge. Feeling confident that your selection as game warden will be most seminently satls- factory to the citizens of Montgomery county. who are eager to preserve and protect the valua ble assets of their field. forest and streams. l have the pleasure to wish you successful and profitable term of office.
 Yours very truly
 John H. Wallace Jr.
 Commissioner"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Imported Petticoats HaIf-price

Imported silk and satin brocaded petticoats at half price for Monday There are about 25 of these petticoats left and each one represents the highest quality and workmanship in petticoat mak- ing. Dresden and brocaded effects are shown solid colors in light evening shades. also staple eolors-all elaboratey made having deep pIated shirred embroidered or lace trimmed Rounces Mon- day at ONE HALF PRICE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
To AhoI,.h aHeIIo CIrIr

Lyons. Sept. 12.-The Lyons postal authorities are about to test a new telephonic apparatus which is to abol- ish the telephone girl. The device enables subscribers to communicate with each other by means of m ap- paratus installed in their own homes. The system will be in working order by Monday next when 200 subscribers selected by the administration will, by turning a handle and arranging in order the numbers on a dial at tached to the transmitter, be able to obtain communication within nine sec onds. The invention, in combination with a penny in -the-slot box, will also be tested in the public telephone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
CHINESE FIGHT RUSSIANS.
Free For All Combat Occurs On
 FerryhOat

Free For All Combat Occurs On n
 FerrybOat.
 St. Petersburg. Sept. 12.-A dramatic story of a conflict between Russian soldiers md Chinese police Is told in the Blagoveschensk newpsapers lust received in St. Petersburg. The con flict Is striking comment on the changed relations between the two na tionalities occupying the banks of the River Amur.
 The ferryboat-one of the enormous platforms common on the great rivers of Siberia-was preparing to leave the Chinese side to cross to Blageves- ehensk. It had on board. as well as passengers, large number of Russian soldiers armed with sabres, and was in charge of a Chinese police equipped with modern revolvers.
 fight began among the passengers. fin which several Chinamen were thrown overheard, and a number of Chinese passengers fled in a panic They took courage when they landed. and began to Lombard the ferryboat with stones. injuring many persons. The Russian soldiers thereupon drew their sabres and attack ed the Chinese. The Chinese police replied with fire from their revolverE.
 The ferry started. and all was calm as 1t crossed the river. but immediately it touched the opposite bank the quar- rel broke out again. and seven men three-Russians and four Chinese were thrown overheard. They were rescued by the police boats, but the craft that contained the Chinamen was attacked and sunk by the Russian crowd on the bank. Meanwhile the Russian soldiers were slashing right and left on board with their sabres in- turing their own countrymen as well as the Chinese police
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
ATTACK ON MISSION
 STATION IN INDIA

Calcutta. Sept 12.-DetaiIs have been received of the attack on the mission station at Pandharpur in the Poona district of Bombay. when Miss Steel. one of the missionaries. was beaten and stoned and left for dead.
 A large crowd of natives armed with stones and lathies. suddenly sur rounded the Australian Mission build ings. which stand In an isoloted po- sItion about a mile from the town.
 Miss Steel was writing at the time. Hearing the voIley of stones, which shattered all the windows. she ran out to pacify the crowd. Miss Parsons one of her colleagues. closed the iron doors of the compound which sur. rounds the building. and was a hor- rifed spectator of the outrage which followed. while the converts took ref uge from the hall of stones which were showered into their quarters bs the infuriated mob
 Miss Steel received a violent blow on the head loom lathi, and was stunned with stone. The last thing she remembers was being seized by the throat and nearly strangled. The fn- ger-marks of her assailant were still plainly visible when she was rescued. When Miss Steel finally lost conscious ness she was mercilessly beaten with sticks and stones as she lay on the ground.
 Two large wounds were inflicted on the back of her head exposing the brain and five or six of her teeth were knocked out. In addition to minor contusions. a large number of serious wounds were discovered on her body.
 The mob thought she was dead and dispersed as suddenly as 1t had col lected. Three arrests were made. and two of the accused confessed to taking part In the crime
 The mob was entirely local. and it is rumored that the outrage had been meditated and discussed for three days before 1t occurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Wash Goods Bargains

Outing and Fanneletes beautiful Persian and Roman patterns l2 l-2c values Monday at l0c.
 White Madras elegant shirt and shirt waist patterns worth up to 35c Monday special at 24c.
 Cheek Dmes extra sheer and pretty quality in assorted checks 25c values. Monday special at 2lc
 Eden Cloth an excellent substitute for flannel the fabric for rompe nghdes and boys shirt waists l5e value Mon day at l2 I-2c.
 An extra smooth and heavy quality of India Lnon for early fall waists 25c values Monday special at l9c.
 Figured Madras for shirts and shirt waists 2 l2c values Mon day special at l0c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Formal cpeninq boys and ebldrenS section for fall
Come tomorrow for the new styles

We want every mother and father in Montgomery to see our boys and chidren's section tomorrow The Tall display is now complete and in every way worthy o your careful attention The styles varied than ever before and the prices show real savings chaps wear o all kinds Particular attention directed to the display o imported hats in patent leather with red velvet and black
 t ,eamer.caps. hat caps in combination efects-T eddy Juniors in cloth and felt something new-Tams in patent leather. cloth. serge and undressed kid combination red brown and grey also displayed Boys felt hats introducing the new fancy combination bands, Hats shown in Lon don smoke, grey and silver blocks. All silk flowing end
 windsor ties and four-nhands showing all the new effects Rows shirts and blouses. with detached and soft collars The entire boys section will be on display for you Monday The display of boys suits is worthy Of city twice Mont gomery's size.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13

Good grade tapestry brussels carpets, made. laid and lined. Removal sale 65c. All our regular $l.l0 grade tapestry brussels carpets. made. laid and lined at 65c.
 All o UT wilton velvet carpets. worth regularly $50, offered this sale at $l 25. 9xl2 tapestry rugs. worth $l6. re- moval sale $l2.50.
 Administer rugs, oxl2, worth $2750. special removal sale at $500.
 Body brussels, worth $3250, 9xl2. removal sale at $28.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Hair Goods

Another sale of Hair Goods for Monday. including new ar rivals in human hair goods. This sale will display switches, Psyche knots. all the new pufs, new hair pompadours. hair rolls and nets. See this display in the millinery section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
School Hats

School hats floor children in a special sale tomorrow. This dis play and sale embraces quite a range of styles. including the Bus ter Brown. the Mushroom Flats, the Trinity or Three Twins. Mexican hat and many others. The prices range upwards eoc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13

Crex rugs. oxl2. worth $l050. re- roval sale $7.o6.
 Granite art squares. oxl2. removal sale at $3.o6.
 Best all wool ingrain rugs. oxl2. worth 5000. removal sale $0.46. Good printed linoleum worth up to 65c, removal sale 4oc.
 One lot 27x54 inch Administer and velvet rugs. special removal sale price $I.73.
 Wool fibre rugs. 9xl2. worth $500. special removal sale price is $9.4o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
A pence nemnnntrntiOn.

Berlin, Sept. 12.-The Socialist or
 gan "Vorwarts." announces the ma
 Tertalixation of plans for a great An
 wIo-Cerman peace demonstration on
 Sunday, September 20, in connection
 with the visit of number of English ! Socialist members of Parliament to a Germany. The meeting Is to be of vast dimensions, and will be organized en3y a committee of trade union and Aareinfist leaders. Twenty English M. sen,s will speak. A manifesto denounc- epoin war, signed by fifty English M. P.s Gna1 a,0oo trade unionists, will be read.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Showing New fall Silks
Introducing New Ideas

New ideas and conceptions silks for your approval Practically all Fall stock has been received in the silk section and with pardonabe pride that put this display sale Never have prether display Our buyer dis played unusual buying discretion while the East and ncen- tally picked up many remarkable values Kindly note the values offered here for Monday
 500 yards this seasons silks. shades and de- signs 75c and 85c values for Monday and Tuesday 4oc Satin Duchesse and Satin Messalne. Fashion demands this silk Shown all shades SIPS $l 50 values Monday and Tuesday $l .00.
 Thtyx inch guaranteed Black afeta, excellent $l35 value. Special for Monday only at oSe
 36 to A inch Wool Suings stripes cheeks and heron bone effects checerons. etc.. 75e and 85c values Mon day at 4oc.
 1o inch Black Tafea, strong and splendid wearing silk and good 65c value We want to emphasize the wear ing qualities of this silk and the extraordinary low price for Monday, 4oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Crisp Voile Skirts $50

An excellent shopping opportunity is offered in this sale Monday Here is special purchase ship ment of crisp voile skirts displayed in black and blue with the stylish l5-gore effect All elabor- atey trimmed in tailored satin bands. and all full wide. This skirt represents an excellent 5000 value and will be offered in Mondays special sale S5o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Bewitebing fall footwear styles
The New Automobile Boot
Displayed tomorrow

Fashions trend in fashionable footwear for Fall displayed in our shoe section We want you the new and exclusive styles you know from past experience the repu- taton this section has for displaying and novel ideas footwear for women and it's idle boast say that the selections this fall all former efforts in style and clusiveness.
 These display days and want you to and look to your hearts eonlenthat's what here fOr--o show you FEt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13

cut wave top and extension sole. Priced at $4.00.
 Brown kid. wave top button boot, with extension sole and Cuban heel. Suede top. Also showing the very fashionable wine shade butchers with ex- tension soles. Monday $4.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13

A newly arrived shipment of the celebrated Wright. Pe- ters and Company's make in brown kid. patent colt-two eyelet effect with extenison sole and Anita last-$4.0O.
 Fashions latest acquisition, the Automobile Button Boot in patent colt and plain kid. high
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Panama Skirts $5.95

Prominent among the many good values offered at Knowles for tomorrow will be limited number of l5-gore Chiffon Panama Skirts buttoned up the side front and finished at the bottom with deep self fold. This Is an excelently tailored, full wide skirt, well worth $7.5O. offered in Mondays sale at the special price of $5.o5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Stylish Suits at $14.98

As special sale feature for Monday we offer a special shipment of women's all wool broadcloth thirty-two inch Tailor-made Suits, showing cxcel lent lnes The jacket. satin lined-slashed effect. finished all-around with one inch satin band.
 The skirt is an elegant lo-gore flare with self fold at bottom. Both jacket and skirt are orna- mented with buttons This shipment will be of- fered in Mondays special sale at Sl4.9S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Removal sale of bousefurniSbing$

will be the first of the departments move into the in ts before and the best way do to cut the pnes reduced instance This unusually shoppers the nearly the who do have heH purchases delivered
  dud Sale starts tomorrow srea values ofeed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
. OUR FREE. OFFER TO BOYS

These purchases include anything worn by boy. they must amount to $500-that's all
 Be sure to see the Window Display today. It is revelation in Dressy Boydor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13

With every purchase in the boys section amount ing to $500. we give away one regulation Victor football This no toy or inferior article, but the real pgskin that the college boys rah-rah over.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13

Every department responding to Autumns fashion cal--dsplays at Knowles practically complete
Semi-6tting Models $l8.5O

Display of 32 and 45 inch semi-6tting tailor made suits fashioned on Directore lines shows many of the seasons newest ideas. These suits are built from all-wool Venetian Broadcoths. The jackets are satin lined and handsomely braided hav ing the button trim on back and sleeves. The skirt displays l6-gore flare model chicly trimmed in braid and buttons. All leading colors are shown including green. navy. burgundy. smoke. brown. also black. In appearance $25.o0 suit Monday $l6.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
Underwear for Early Fall Special prices tomorrow

Cool mornings and evenings the latter part of September and fly part of October make this light weight underwear ering at special prices extremely desirable Another point to consider is the fact that every item offered sale is new having arrived last week. With the special ce we were able the bargains most tempting purchasers.
 Ladies high neck. long sleeve knit Corset Covers with aped neck. Monday special 25c
 Ladies high neck long sleeve knit Corset Covers with silk taped neck and waist. Monday at soc.
 Ladies silk and wool Vests very soft and dainty. We must call attention to the fact that these usually sold for SI50 A special purchase price enables to offer them 9tonday at $k25.
 adies silk and wool tights to match Monday at $l.25.
 ades silk and wool Union Suis long sleeves and ankle kagth Monday at $2.25
 Chidren's knit Nazareth Underwaist all sizes. Monday at 25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13

25 per cent. reduction on all Trunks. Bags and Suit Gases during this special removal sale. Going away to school-going anywhere here's the chance to save.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13

We are showing for early Autumn street wear ladies and misses One-Piece Costumes in all the best colors, stylishy built from French Batiste. Yoke and collar made of lace. Sleeves show the new French tuck effect. while the skirt and waist are trimmed in large buttons.
 This is decidedly we'll made and stylish dress and is offered in Mondays sale at the special price of $1298.
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