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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

BIG MoNEy--can be made by men and women canvassing for subscriptions for The American Boy, the best magazine for boys home. and all parents want their boys to have 1t. The cash commission is large. and each month We distribute cash prizes be- sides Write today to The Sprague Publish ing Co. 7th Floor. Majestic Building, De- troit. Mich. --2-eosu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

WANTED-For U. s. Army; Able bodied un- m arTied men between the ages of IS and s5; citizens of United States of good char mrter and habits. who can speak, read and write English. Men now wanted for service in Cuba and Philippines Apply to Recruit tnR Officer, 15h s. Court St.. Montgomery.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WANTED-RoOM OR BOARD

WANTED-By young married coulpe in pri. yate family. unfurnished room and board
 close in large room preferred. with use oi bath can give best of references Address New York. care Advertiser. -j
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
COOL DRINKS.

WE ARE STILL serving thoss esneioes
 the drinlu ts init the spot" L. D Haie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
INTERPRETATION.
WANTED-BoARDERs.

BOARDERS-Wanted reasonable rates good board, good lodging at 404 Dexter Ave. Phone 2462. -7-2t WANTED-Two gentlemen couple to oc- cupy pleasant down stairs room. also board at l25 Wilkinson. - WANTED-Boarders at s15 Dexter Avenue. nice rooms. good beds. and good meals special rates given to regular boarders Phone 224B. - WANTED-Boarders III Wilkerson street : everything convenient. Telephone 25T2.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
PLUMBING.

I INVITE your specifications on all kinds of plumbing. Special attention given repair work. Estimates cheerfully furnished P. J.
 Bressingham, 204 Dexter. Phone 23s. -sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
wANTED-fEmAI.E HELP.


 
 WANTED--Ladies to make aprons; ss so dozen. No cost to get work Materials sent prepaid Enclose stamped addressed envei- ope Home Apron Dress Co., Los Angeles Cal. --4 YOUNG or middle-aged lady cashier Ad- dress Box sio. giving experience, references and salary expected. -S WANTED-Lady teacher for children. dur ing summer. beginning at once. One or two hours per day. Apply Telephone S3e. - 
 LADY sEwERs-Make sanitary belts at home: materials furnsheds SIS per hun dred. Particulars stamped envelope. Dept 7t2. Dearborn Speciality Co.. Chicago. -4 WANTED-Ffrst class lady stenographer for three months from July 1st. state ex- perience and salary expected. give refer encss. Address, A. B. C., care Advertiser.
  wANTED-white girls to do general hopss- work in private homes; fair wages. moder- ate work good treatment and good oppor- tunlties Those who wish situatton and live cut of town may write The Salvation Army. Montgomery. Ala. Otherwise may call ak SIT Whitman st. or phone 2s21.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

FOX SALE We are authorized to sell beauti- sul 7-room cottage on Sayre Street. House Is modern In every way and has large lot. This Is an ideal home and can be sold on easy terms.
 FOR SALE 1.200 will buy neat little cottage in Highland Park well located and cheap.
 FOR SALE s2.500 will buy new six-room cottage on Highland Avenue. House Is beau tifuiiy finished in Flemish Oak, and a handsome cabinet mantel in every room.
 FOR SALE s4,25o will buy modern 7-room, two with very large lot. Place easily worth
 FOR SALE i.S00 will buy nice Broom cottage just cff South Court Street. Property here $ increasing in value every day.
 FOR SALE Four nice lots near the Brewery. Can be bought at a sacrifice.
 FOR SALE ss5o will buy beautiful lot in Glow erdale, one block of car line. Lot 60x15o. good profit can be made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
CONTRACTING BUILDERS

WE INVITE specifications on all kinds of contracting and building. We will build and sell you a house on easy payment plan
 We also have a number of cottages in High land Park. now ready for sale. w. E. Soles & Co. residence phone 1721. office phone III. 10 s. Perry. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
REAL ESTATE

JAMES oALLAGHER--Refere Ffrss National and Fourth National Banks ol
 Montgomery. --<z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
HELP WANTED.

MEN or women wanted to represent our so- ciety. Good commission paid. Address the Dar- winian Society. 40S Penn. Ave, Pittshurg. MEN and Women needing to earn money in spare time or wishing an indepnedent business of their own. write for particulars, E. C. Murray Co, % Com. Alley, Mahanov City. Pa. -2s s1Oo PER WEEK~-Wanted man or woman n. stock salesman. must reside in this vicinity and have good references as to character.
 Address copper No. 1 West 3ith St.. New York --2S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
ZIRKLE & MOORE.
Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Loans, Surety Bonds. 2 Dexter Avenue, Phone AS.

TUX DALE si,900 will buy nice Broom cottage with sanitary and bath on South Me- Donough Street. Easy terms.
 FOR SALE Lots 50xi75. at Chisholm for SIPS; s5.00 cash. balance $500 per month. These lots will advance in price short iy. Better buy now. Sold only to white people
 For safe-spiendid lot 9Sx10o. close in at great bargain. Ideal location for apartment house. Don't miss this op- portunity.
 For Sale Beautiful lot at Highland Park; party lives out of the oity and will sell at bargain.
 For Rent--Two-story residence at Highland Park for the summer. A de- lightful location; rent cheap till octo- Der 1.
 MONEY! MONEYt MoNEYI-We have money to lend at SIA per cent 9Hterest in sums from one thousand to fifty thousand dollars on first class improved city property; five years given to re- pay loans. and they can be reduced each year if desired. { INSURANCE-Fire and Tornado In- surance in first class companies and the lowest rates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MIsCELLANEOUs.


 REMOVAL NoTICE-I have moved from 2sh N Court St, to BIO Monroe, where will be pleased to see my friends and cus- toners. Respectfully Mrs. Wynn. Modiste. STOP at Knowles and see the handsome present to be given at the Hibernian Picnic at Jackson Lake. June 24th. -23 WILL SIMPsoN-The furniture repairer. will upholster. polish. or refinish your old furniture over again, also pack furnl- SUMMER Boarders taken at pleasant coun- try home, June 18th to Sept. 18th. rooms large and airy daily mails. telephone con- nection, good table fare. Terms moderate. Mrs. o. c. Posey R. 1. Goodwater. Ala. WANTED WORKING job too big or too ing and CoFnice Co.,. No. coosa Street.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

For sf.200.oo, s1,50ooo and s2,250.00. we have some splendid propositions in choice residence lots One on Hull St. one on Washington St. one on Ripley St. If you want to build for Home or Investment, you will make no mistake if you buy one Of these lots
 FOR RENT.
 The New Modern Up-to-Date May Apartment Building. corner of Church and Moulton Streets. containing all modern Improvements, steam heat. ele- vator service. and splendid roof garden. One of the most elegant propositions of this kind in the city. Immediate poH- session can be given
 For Rent-Two splendid furnished rooms In the Lamine Apartment build- ing. No. 21 Adams Street. RANGE & SURETY BONDS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

Four nice lots near the Brewery. Can be bought at a sacrifice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

WANTED-You to learn telegra phy un- der practical, experienced operator.
 We give written contract to secure Call on or address Draughons' Practi. eal Business College. Dexter Avenue. Op. +. O.. Montgomery. Ala. I-su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
ENGRAVING.

wANTED-You to illustrate your ads with
 our cuts: tfley add 25 per cent. Co the attraetiveness of any ad.; talk 1t over with The Advertiser Engraving Company Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
LOST.

IOsT-May 23d a silk umbrella, near F. E.
 Forhes Music Store. Clyde engraved on gold handle. Finder return to P. E. Forbes or phone 24S5. Liberal reward -Is LOsT-Pair gold rim glasses at switch near Siluria Ala. Finder return to Mrs
 Hogan. 7o1 Madison Ave. and receive re- ward. .--------- -1S LosT-On Pickett Springs car Friday morn ing package containing dressing Bacque and three embroidered center pieces, finder will please return to 221 Sayre and get ward. -lS IOST-At Electric Park or on car liae be- tween Park and Court Square, Ladies' black pocket book containing sls and R. R. ticket to san Angus. Tex..f finder will be rewarded by returning property to this Or- flee --1s-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
RUBBER HOSE.

IF YOU want hose go where 1t is guaran- teed. The best T-ply at 15c. No charge for couplings Little Paint Store. 14 N. Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
FURNITURE.


 TAKE advantage of the dull season and get our low prices everything kept in a frst-ciass furniture house. Gay & stghtler. 36 Commerce street. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
PEACHES.

REMEMBER-We are handling peaches excIusiyely; fresh from the trees. daily, from our own orchard. NJ M Dawson sl 5
 Dexter. pext to Grand Opera House. -SOt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WOOD.

WE ARE headquarters for stove wood and kindling wood. Phone us your order Walter Brooks. Phones 3S44 and 1476. -30t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

lwANTED-To borrow twelve hundred doi- lars on four hundred acres improved farm lands. Butler County, one or more years, good community. Good titles. Satisfactory references. Address Box S1. Fort Deposit, Ala -z1-su-tu-fri-su TO LOAN--ss.o00 af per cent on lnproy- up Phone 9lo. or address Jno. c. Harda- way. City,. -f7-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
TAGGING AND TIES.

WE CAN save you money on secondhand baggingf and ties See write us before buying. M Sabel & Son. Montgomery. Ala
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

AGENTS and others--You can earn s15 daily tinselling post cards. Biggest money maker on earth. Write quick for details.
 Free instructions H. F Ilten Co. Masonic Temple. Cedar Rapids. Ia --2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WANTED--AGENTs.

FLIES are here, Sell Browns Fly Coll for sample ali particulars. Bucknam- Van derpooi. lsS West Broadway, New York. AGENTS-you can know about the profits made supply perfumes to families. Address Leffier & Co, St. Louis. Mo. :.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

WANTED-Everybody to know that we can have men on the spot within twenty miles of Montgomery to shoe your stock when there Is 10 or more head. Write Talley Horseshoing Co, : Madison Ave, for par
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

WANTED-YounE men of hustling ability to solicit for the largest exclusive health and accident company in the world. We have the broadest proposition on the mar ket. IG interest. apply Room 715 First National Bank Bldg. -a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WOODENWARE.

CLEAN store breed busineRs-Uae Perolin the best sweeping compound and your store will be free from dirt. Montgomery Wood snware Co.,. sole distributors. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

sI.S00 will buy nice Broom cottage just or South Court Street. Property here .s increasing in value every day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

SALESMAN Wanted-SeH retail trade. &75 to si75 per month and expenses or commits sion. Experience unnecessary. Hermingsen Ci- gar Co. Toledo. Ohio -5 sALESMEN-You receive Sl0 cash daily selling merchants our s20 automatic Soda fountain. Grant Mfg. Co. Pittsburg. Pa.
 -S-su-s St SALESMAN WANTED-Sell retail trade. $75 to $10O per month and expenses Of
 commission. Experience unnecessary. Her mingsen Cigar Co.,. Toledo. O, -5-6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
PERSONAL.

SEE the best China Press at The Mont gomery Fair to be given away at the Hiber- nian Picnic at Jackson Lake. June 24th.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
KODAK FINISHING
FINANCIAL.

SEND In your films and plates. we use tn
 best material on all amateur work Schulz Studio. Montgomery. Ala. -t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

wANTED-Live hustling salesman compe- tent to handle splendid real estate propo- sita@n. Experienced man preferred. Salary and commission. The Pensacola Realty Co, P. O. Box 27. Pensacola. Fla.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-New Building No. i1s-12l Coo ga Street In the heart of wholesale district.
 5Oxl00 r. Two stories and small cellar. Electric elevator. 50 it. platform in rear on double railroad track. S." s04 Dexter, Ave. Phone i0ot. -l5-su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WANTED-MALE HELP.

COAT MAKER wanted-Steady work. and best prices, to first class workman. None other need apply. Alex Rice, Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
JUDGE KILLS SELF
DAVID B. HOWELL USES PISTOL IN
 PARK.
Widely Known Democrat of Newark, N. J., Had Been Criticised Be- enuse Ills Wife Secured
 a Divorce.

Newark, N J.. Oct. 17.--In the pres ence of a hundred persons, Judge David B. Howell of the First Criminal Court of this city today shot himself in the head in Branch Brook Park. infiicting wounds from which he died in hos pitaI two hours later
 Judge Howell was one of the most widely-known Democrats of this city. and although he was not candidate for election, took an active part in the political campaign. Sharp personal criticism was made of the Judge be- cause of the fact that he had been divorced by his wife and in a speech last night he replied to his accusers and demanded evidence of their charges.
 Today he walked into the park while his court was awaiting his arrival. and fired two shots into his head. he was hurried to the city hospital. He is said to have been formerly an Episco- pal clergyman.
 Judge Howelrs brief career on the bench had been marked with some sen sational incidents. He w2s chairman of the Democratic County Committee last January when the Mayor appointed him judge of one of the citys two police courts. mere was a protest tO the Mayor against the appointment but il was over-ruled.
 One of the most striking Of the Judges actions on the bench was his issuance of a warrant for the arrest of the county prosecutor, sheriff and fore man of a grand jury. which had found indictments against James H. Nugent of the City Council. The warrant 1 charged the officials with ,onspiracy ! to fndict but they were thrown out bS a higher court and Judge howell was l criucized for issuing them before the courts had decided whether the in ! dictment of Nugent was warranted.
 When Judge Howell began to take ar l active part in the present campaign the champions of the new idea factioT of the Republican Party turned theil batteries upon him and his politica records were examined and sharply criticised.
 Charles M. Mason. one of the new idea leaders, denounced the judge anC the Mayor and Hausslin, in a recen speech and intimated that he intended to pursue his charges until the accused had left the city. Last night in a sen | sational speech. Judge Howell caliet for a jury to pass upon the lives of Inf accusers.
 Today he left his home. wanderer about the park -or a little while nod ding to his friends. and then suddenl, drew a revolver and killed himself
 Judge Howelis suicide Is the secon' which has grown out of the stormy pol Itics of Newark within a little nor than a year. The other suicide wa Chief of Police Adams. who shot him self within a few yards of the spo
 where Judge Howell was found dytnI today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
MIXES WITH LILEY
ROOSEVELT NOW IN ANOTE
 CONTROVERSY
At Eleventh Hour the President De- cIaFes He Won't Interfere in
 Politics But-"Here is
 What ! SAAd.1

Washington, Oct. 17.-Distinctly re- Training from interference in the cleo tion of political candidates but reserv- ng the right to state any facts as to his connection with any mans acts" is the Presidents attitude as outlined in a statement given out at the White House today.
 Edgar Yong. of The Bridgeport. Conn. Post, spent some time with the President and after his visit the fol- lowing statement was given out:
 The President has not interfered in regard to the election of political can- -didates for ofIice, but the President at any time holds himself at liberty to state the facts as to what he said or did in connection with any mans acts as to which the President has full
 Swhen Mir. Lilley made his speech attacking and exposing certain influ- ences which had worked in connection with securing appropriations for cer- tain navy yards and for certain types of submarine boats the President read the speech and expressed to MT. Lil- law in the presence of two of his con- stituents his hearty approval of the speech in the following language:
 '' MT. Lilley, I have read and heart tIv approve of your speech. You have told a member of needed truths and I thank you Dor telling them. wish vou success in your career, sir
 The President authorizes MT. Lilley or any of his constituents who were present to make public what the Pres ident had said and he is exceedingly glad that it was made public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT TO
 HOLD CONFERENCES TODAY

Washington. D. c. Oct. 17-What 1t is believed VII be the last political conference of the campaign to take place between William II. Taft. the Republican Presidential candidate. and President RooseY 1t. will take place at the White House tomorrow. Judge Taft's last speech in the South was made at Richmond Va. tonight. -4e will arrive in Washington at 3 o'clock Sunday morning
 Judge Taft has accepted the Presi- dents invitation to breakfast at the White House at a. m. .-fter that they will have a few hours to discuss quiet ly the different phases of the general political situation.
 Together Judge Taft and the Presi- dent will attend religious services at All Souls Unitarian Church. Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, pastor. will de- liver the sermon. This Is the same church that President John Quincy Adams attended while he was Presi- dent. Mir Taft has regularly attend ed this church ever since he has been in Washington.
 Judge Taft will again be the guests of President and Mrs. Roosevelt at tho White House for luncheon at l 80 p. m The afternoon probably will be devoted to a final political conference. at whief Mr Taft will take up with the Presi dent the campaign at every angle. MT. Taft will depart from Washing ton at midnight for his tour through the East, after which he will turi | westward to Ohio. where the stump ! ing will terminate Wednesday next.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
HEARST ATTACKS DEMOCRATS.

New York, Oct. l7.-Wiiliam f' Hearst wa :he principal speaker at an enthusiastic meeting held by the m dependence party in Cooper Union to- night. ., p.artnv more standard oil letters read. iarse crowd gathered but Mir. Hearst disap- pointed his audience in this respect Mir Hearst devoted his speech to an vt- I',ck on tho Democratic party to wnlcn bc sarcastically referred as the Srand Old Demoralized Democratic party ,.-rbA Grand Old Disreputable Demo c~sttc nartv." The Grand Old Dis- creSited Democratic party" and The esrand Old Defunct Democratic party:
 He was preceded by. John Temple Graves. candidate for vice president ana Clarence J. Shearn. candidate for governor who fayed both the Republi- cana and Democrats indiscriminatelY. MT. Graves paid his respects to Sena- for Deliver, for his alleged declara- tion .aThat God Almighty had made inc trusts and to God Almighty should be left the work of regulating the trusts and MT. Graves trained his guns upon Lieutenant Governor Chanler and Chairman Corners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
STRAUS READY TO MAKE GOOD Will Prove Charge He
 Made LEVY ON WALL STREET MEN Says Sheldon Is Demanding the
 Money. Democratic Business Man Proposes to Prove His Allegation Against Treasurer of the Repub com-
 mittee.

Navy York. Oct. 17.-"If Treasurer sbe,don of the Republican National Committee will appoint committee of three or four respectable men wno expect nothing from politics, VII onnear before them and prove that the committee is demanding SoVV snJace from Wall Street men," said Nathan Straus. of the pemocrat'c Business Mems League to-day.
 This was Mir. Straus repy so statement from MT. Sheldon. printed to-dav declaring that the charge made bv Mir. Straus yesterday that thc Republican National Committee IS assessing Wall Street men $500 each was .falsehood. S
 ayou don't suppose I would nave made any such statement unless knew 1t to be true. did your MT Straus asked ,,uor, if is true. Mir. Sheldon's reply thai my charge is lie Is no argument ! don't say how much he has coHecteo. hut I am ready and able to prove the specific incident"
 Chairman Hitchcock, who was pres ent when MT. Sheldon made his re- nlv said that when the list or hepuO. Ican contributions Is published. as will be twenty days after the eleetloh, if will refute all of the stateIile tt' 's that have been made in regard to tne tne noIitlcal leviAs or contributions. MT kHitcncock added that the Republican nartv was not only Interested m the ro1,ina ro1 election of its ticket. but If would do nothing to injure the party
 Mir. Hitchcock said that he believes from reliable information in his pos session that the Republican eIeTlora. nIuralIty in the next election Will he as large as that of four years ago'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
IlvadeS North Carolina and Virginia.
HE IS CORDIALLY RECEIVED
But Cheers for Bryan Were Heard l Frequently.
.yudee Taft Feels That Ills Invasion of the South Has Been Most
 opportune and Beneneial.

,,suonA Va. Oct. 17.-Judge r.,t today finished his campaign Tn the South. TannAs.
 AS ~ Tbnrsdav and Friday. so to- ss, Iudre Taft urged the apphcatloh os ,business principles in polltlcs st.-o,,sh North Carolina. As yestef- Ss,, ana the day before. there was ho e.es,anca uos Tn the cordiality or the so,,tb in receiving Its first Vlst Sroro q Republican presidential can ai1ate This was frequent eNp.es sion of the candidate during lne uy: uay
 Y am very glad to come uOmd ,rainonoe
 ,5 receive so cordial weicoIne, an.a,aI anu not only from Republican su1snds but from my Democratic t.,enSs who are still erring.
 II f,,d9a raft has been told oy he-
 ,,hItcon leaders in every one or the Sso,thcrn states he has visited tnae 19;s ,nvssion of the South has been most opportune, and will De oeheho.ai t.. not oniy in the present can'palsH' will mark the beginning or tne Fgal "oiitical awakening of the Soutn. ne @ aIsa heen told that real hopes are nntertafned of carrying Kentucky ana North Carolina and that Repuoicah sentiment Is gaining ground rapi1ly sr Tnnneesee. When Judge Taft be- gsr to speak in Kentucky. he frankly saId he did not expect to get any elec- toral votes in the territory ne was to visit in the South and he mas sdiu nothing since to indicate d chahse lh hfs expeetations, although he express .as Satisfaction as to the whole trip.
 Tours North Carolina.
 Iynlike the two preceding days, not a sIngle Republican city. town or community vas within the radius of inc raft special to-day. He traversed North Carolina from West to East. be- ginning at Statesville before o'clock At Salisbury, the candidate was drlV- en through the town and spoKe m l tno IncaI theatre. while former Secretary Shaw addressed an open air meeting I'exington and High Point were ports of brief calls. Judge Ellwood Wilcox a banker and manufacturer or Hlgh point ia the Republican nominee for Governor. Hts fellow townsmen were urged by Judge Taft to give him cor dial support. !. Creensboro. and two meetings were nef1 Mir. Taft spoke in the opera bousA where he had, he said. delivered his first political speech in the South While this meeting was progressing S.nator William Alden Smith and Les IIe NJ. Shaw held forth in the audi torium Here Judge Tart maoe agar tbo points he yesterday brought out at Chattanooga
 "If the South wants political infiu ence she has got to exercise intelll zence in the discharge or her pollti cal duty
 He followed this declaration by in dicating the kind of intelligence h. meant:
 "Ask yourselves where would b. vour cotton manufacturers, your to bacco industries and your furniturt CcontInued on Page Nine.l