The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-24

He is q we'll known man in a well
known firm OF retailers. and when,
esars Sh,eS t sya arm mat no 0a more hsn
cites or something else II never laid
hanf to @us B rs ssts he sn s @So
knowest whereof he speaketh.
A. cigars we're handed around yes.
Ssnds men re- asc sse tSe idss
that he really. wanted them for him.
self. Apparently he thought that
would be very pueriie. even infantiie
Il have them for the children Of my
sustomsrs. he explained under rail.
lery. Some OF my customers are not
9 holding over Of an account Of sixty
days. a favor In the way Of unusual
dsllyery Of p9eksgs or some ,e,, ether .sT
in dollars and cents. But there are
more than Que woman who Just natur-
ally feels .hat our store, is the home
bands to give her little boy. .of
term at many, many things. In my
ST little enough d Ter them. Ia pro-
portion to the harrassment and em-
barrassnent I must have put upon my
e edftS say wn / dare dare state they have
rifles and bicycles they are going, TO
sssr get but anyhn s Jt se ssnss s 81
collecting things is what catches
them"
Paying Poll Taxes Now.
1.-THE people are at last beginning
to pay their poll taxes and by Feb
~ te un nY 1nb BE D 81 Sy wei aua Up
fed" said man In touch with poll
"of course nearly everybody puts OF
he 1fffIA NJ ont nnQ-fiftV
but 1t seems to me that this year they
we're sl1wer than Ssua X. But But e et9rts
tor, who providently distributed pla-
cards. around town, have brought out
many n the PHSf few days srv 50 vo daas
This is a great election year We
are going to have some OF the highest
the attention of Montgomery. and the
mRn who let's himself be shut out OF
the voting win be a back number"
Mr.. Rufus Jones. who is now en-
ployed in the mechanical department
of The Advertiser Company, is within
to assume the duties of managing edi-
tor of The Herald. The work will not
be new to him, for once before he had
has performed Similar iabors. He has
been telegraph editor of The Adver-
tiser and of The Birmingham Age
Herald, and he was for quite a while
night editor of The Macon Telegraph.
With all that experience, and with
good record for such varied duties as
have taken him from the basement,
where theLbig press makes a noise in
the true Richard Harding Davis Gal
leigh err -and-Other style, all the way to
the top flopr. where the Melville srone
promise that he viii make good. won
Just in the building itself RUFF is
not applauded for. going away even
to take on a great big title: On the
for he Is very popular here. In al
most every room of The Advertiser
"Rufe'' is known by just that single,
good-natured monosyllable, and while
everybody was glad to hear he had
something he wanted just a little more
very. very. sorry that he couldn't be
he takes with him the wishes of as
many and as good friends as a man
can have.
Drop Down II ITS DuIls
In order to sing just once more in
squanders?-four days in dat warm
very anxious to see something of the
Southern City, of which she has heard
a great deal, and therefore comes sew
eral days before her engagement"
After taking in the one department
store. lunching at the Country Club
how will Madame Calve spend the
maining? She had better come down
IN MONTGOMERY to pass away the