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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-23

81 i
Bethel are working hard for success
Of the entertainment to be given Mon.
day night at the Seamen's Bethel fol
the wayfarers Of the deep. Mrs II.
N. Stanton is general chairman and
with her Is associated the following
committees:
Turkeys--Mrs. Russell Ladd. Mrs.
Arthur Yerger. Mrs. J.. McPhillips.
Ham and Roast-Mrs. J. s. Barrett
Miss Virginia Thomas. Mrs. Esther
Colston.
Seiber.
Cake--Mrs. F.. J. Inge, Mrs. Gus
Thames. Miss Grace Bestor.
Fruit-Mrs. M. Hamburger, ST., Mrs
Mickle. Miss Edith Heckett.
Tea and Coffee-Mrs. J. s.. 7.
Thomas. Mrs. J. Tuart. Mrs. Lillian
Marshall.
Dishes. etc.-Miss Christine Floyd
Miss Camille Dolive.
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Ne1Os of Mobile Society

pended from every available space.
Theer was large assemblage on hand
70 dance the happy hours away and
Home Sweet Home" came ali too
soon. the boys of the NJ. NJ I. scoring
their usual great success atsthis an
nual hop.
Dfscards.
The Discards met this afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. LeBaron Lyons,
who IL new and charming acquisi-
tion. not only to the club. but to Mo-
bile society as we'll. The members
were all on hand including Mrs. WAL
ter Heron. who was accorded a grac-
ious welcome after an abscence OF a
year or more from the clubs ranks.
The only guest was Mrs. Richard Sad
Ter and the prize for each table was q
brass jardinere, filled with ferns and
poinsettas.
Personal Notes.
Misses Matte and Clara Cary will
leave tomorrow to spend the holidays
with their brother, Mr.. Richard Cary
In Pensacola.
Mr.. Rioepfer left today for Tonnes
see and later short trip to New
York.
Mrs. Harry Smith has returned from
Montgomery.
Messrs. Herbert Brown. Maben Cam
mack and Robert Tapia. returned last
night from the University OF Alabama
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. LOWE McKinstry will leave on
Friday for Greenviile, Ala, TO spend
the holidays with Mrs. Deming.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Giennon and
children left today for Natchez. Miss.
to visit the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver N. Wilds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin o. Discher will
celebrate their crystal wedding anni-
versary on December 26 at home, 200
South Broad street
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the inroads on the fora as well as on
the fauna of the State.
AT the present rate" he said We'd
nesday, "and unless stop is put to the
indiscriminate gathering of holly. ,ers
will be none of the plant in Alabama
within fifteen years"
Forestry legislation. so some OF the
far-sighted believe, will play an i'm
portant part in the law-making annals
of the State within the next few years.
out OF necessity.
Scarcity Of holly has been brought
to the public notice this year In
stead of the big-leafed, big-berried
holly that every one knows, the use of
pond holly, a smaller. less beautiful.
variety Is forced to large extent. This
scarcity is regarded as warning Of ex-
haustion.
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MRS. BARBARA PACKER
IS DEAD in MOBILE


Mobile, Dec. 22-(Speciall--Mrs. Bar
oara Packer. who was one OF the best
known residents of Monroe county
died this Afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock at
the home of her niece, Mrs. J. J.
Blaeksher, eb4 Government street
Mrs. Packer was the widow OF
Joseph Packer and was 70 years OF
age. She was a native OF Monroe
county.
The news of her death will be learn
ed there with equally as much regret
as in this city.
Surviving her In Mobile are one
niece, Mrs. ]. J. Blacksher, three
nephews, Thomas M. Stephens. T. c.
Mccorvey @. C. McCorvey, one BROTH
er, 7. G. McCorvey. Sr., of the Univer-
sity of Alabama and numerous other
relatives.
The remains will be shipped to
Brewton for interment.
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gone out frcn The city sanitary de-
psrtment SECTION 7o7e says:
ANY person who sells or exposes
for sale any bread, biscuit or cracker,
without having the name or the
initials of the Christian and surname
Of the baker iegibiy marked on each
biscuit, cracker or loaf of bread.
must. on conviction. be fined not more
than Szo."
The following section, 7077. pro-
vides that any person counterfeitins
the name OF initials OF another In such
instance. must be fined not less than
$40 nor more than $50.
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A. L. PARKS HURT;
TAKEN TO MOBILE

Mobile. Dec 2-(speciaD-A. l.
Parks was brought to Mobile this
afternoon and placed in a hospital
suffering from a double break of the
right leg.
Parks Is a bridge builder and has
been in the employ of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad for twenty
years. While at work at st. Elmo
this morning his ankle turned. causing
him to fall heavily. sustaining the in
jury noted.
Parks was brought to Mobile on a
special train.
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WI NAY COME BACK.

Says He Expects to Live 200 Years.
washington, Dec. 22.--Dr. WI Ting
Fang, the retiring Chinese minister
today promised a delegation OF busi-
ness men who were bidding him fare
well that he would return to the Unit
ed States for visit fifty years hence
II he did not sooner make the trip.
Incidentally the minister said he
saw no reason why q man should not
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BOY TELLS TALE Of WOE
PICKED UP IN nODILE WHILE CO.
ING HOME.
byrd Family Reported In q FigAt AZ
Dyas-Parnser Gets Himsen
Into TroubIe--0ulf city

Mobile. Dec. 22.--tSpeciaI.) --Huberi
Alberton. about IL years old. IL held
at police headquarters pending . CERT.
fcation OF . tale Of woe he gave when
arrested for lettering In the Louisviils
and Nashville Railroad freight yard
Allerton said he was in the frozen
north and making his way to his
home In New Orleans when he was
taken i'll In ST. Louis and was placed
In hospital After recovery he
started south hoping to reach the home
OF his mother which he said was al
420 Madison street. New Orleans.
Unless his story IL verified, Allerton
will be taken care Of by the law.
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Bonus to steel workmep.

New York, Dec 22.-More than s3.-
900. 900, so percent of it in cash. will
be disbursed by the United States
Steel Corporation as a bonus to its
officers and employees. Chairman Gary
today. Forty percent of
the disbursement will be in preferred
stock. at 124 or common stock at 30.
The amount of the disbursement IL de-
termined as usual by the annual earn
inps
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Red Cross stamp.

Will be found on surs Holiday tickets
now on sale at box ONCE The Ma
jestic offers it's patrons six al1-star
acts. don't miss this all round strong
bill.
Two performances daily--matinee. g.;
night, $50. Better. reserve your seats
In advance. Adv.
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live to be two hundred years old IL
he met no accident and did not get
sick, at the same time theoretically
suggesting that he expected to make
his span OF life cover the 200 year
period.
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FamiIy Row At Dyas.

Report was received here today OF
q family row In the Dyas creek neigh
borhood wherein a man named Byrd
fractured the arm of his stepson with
a chair and otherwise beat him.
The report. which Is meagre and IL
being Investigated by the sheriff, is
that Byrd was beating his wife who
screamed. Stevens. the stepson. rush
ed In to interfere for his mother when
the Infatuated man turned on the me-
diator.
1t is expected Byrd will be arrest
cd
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Alexandria, va, to which Washington
belonged, issued one of these invita-
lions. At the Alexandria celebration
an undertaking will he launched IN
build a great memorial. as Washing
ton was q Mason and all the grand
masters of the fraternity in this coun-
try will be invited to attend.
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BREAD ON CRACKERS
MUST CARRY INITIALS

Unless the name or initials of the
manufacturer IS stamped upon each
loaf of bread cracker or biscuit made
in Montgomery hereafter, then the de-
llnquent manufacturer will be arrest
ed, under section 7076 of the state
code, according to the order which has
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Pensacola, Fla, Dec. 22,--(Speciai.)- -
Miss Pearl Sheppard. daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. w. B. Sheppard. who Is at
ten-4nK the Washington Seminary in
Atlanta, has arrived home for the hol-
fdays.
Mr.. Robert Brent reached nome this
morning to spend the holidays with his
Family. He is attending Princeton.
Mrs. T. l. Cant and son are in Hop
kinsvtlie, KY, where they have Deen
called on account OF the death of Mrs.
Giants father.
Misses Miriam Biount and 4iary
Beard are expected home within a
few days from Baltimore. where thtJ
are attending college. They win spend
Christmas with their families.
Miss Stella Touart has gone 20
Basdad. TO spend the holidays with
friends.
Miss Annie Chafin McLane will arr
rive home within a few days from Ag-
mes Scott College for the holidays.
DR. and Mrs. w. A. j. Pollock and
their daughter, Miss Edwina Pollock.
left today for Kenston, N. c., wher e
they will spend ten days or two weeks
with friends.
Mrs Robert varnoh will have as her
guests during the holidays her father,
Mr.. w. S. Adkins. of Minon. Ind.
Miss Bessie Rencher Of Mobile will
4 be the guest OF Miss Lottie Rice during
the holiday season.
Msss Jane stinman, who is a stu
dent in New York is at home for the
holidays.
Mrs. A. N Calkins and Miss Ruby
johnson, who have been spending TIE
past four months with friends in Wiz
ginIa. have returned nome.
Mrs. Horace simpson was hostess this
afternoon at a charming AFFAIR given
in honor of her daughter -.4iss Cora
Louise. It took the form of a de-
bufante tea, and was attended and
greatly enjoyed by large number OF
society people.
Progressive euchre was enjoyed al
the Progress Club this evening by q
large number of ladies', who gathered
there for the weekly event.
Mr.. r. e. Lee Cresap and Miss Ida
Lewis Keeping were welded this even
ing at o.3U Cloch, tu0Te CcEctnoHy O--
curing at the home of the brides
parents on East Strong Street. The
contracting parties are well-known IN
the city and were the recipients OF a
number of handsome gifts from their
friends.
AT sEAMEN's BETHEL.
Mobile. Dec. 22-(Special.) 1.-The
ladies' Auxiliary of the Seamen's
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Report On Officials.

Alderman Henry Chamberlain of the
committee in charge of the report of
Chaudron and Horton on the books
and accounts of the City Clerk and
Tax Assessor stated this afternoon
the committee would probably con-
cluje its work and report for the
January Is meeting OF the board.
The committee was delayed owing
to illness of City Clerk Danne
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STRIKE IS SETTLED.


Mobile, Dec. 22.-(Special. 1.-The
seventeen blacksmiths who walked out
of the whistler shops of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad Company five miles
from this city returned to work to-
day and all the differences have been
settled
Thomas seabury. the member of the
union who would not straighten his
dues. paid in full and the fact was
communicated tn the general foreman
He told the men to go back today.
Third Vice President Thomas Elan
nigan of New Orleans. who was In
strumental In settling the strike. re-
turned to his Headquarters today.
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Notice, Holiday shopper,

You should not overlook visit to
the Majestic Theatre. Home of Polite
Vaudeville. Two performances daily;
matinee. 3. night $3.50 Always a good
show; sometimes a great one. Adv.
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bunch Got the Paint.

Joseph Bunch, pointer. residing at
Crichton. a suburb OF this city. was
arraigned In the recorders court this
morning for obtaining goods by false
pretenses.
Bunch. 1t was charged. went to a
paint store and under plea of painting
house. got a bucket of paint which
the proprietor charged to him.
In the absence of the proprietor
Bunch returned to the store and say
ing he had an account, asked for more
paint. The clerk saw Bunch's name
on the book and let him have paint to
the amount of about SIS. His arrest
followed.
Bunch's wife attempted to settle the
matter by proposing to pay for the
paint. bnt the merchant demanded the
trial. Bunch was bound over to the
city court In $3.50 bond.
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3 Feathers, King William, Dewars
Scotch, Canadian Club, Upperten, HfII
and Hill, Lewis '0e, Murray Hill Club,
Cascade, I. w. Harper and Others.
Send us your order now.
1. Brtckman & Co., Pensacola, Fla.
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Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to Eugene George and Helen
Eller Suggs. w. B. Hewitt and Maggie
/. Halves, Charles Fl. Byrd and Maggie
Lee Powell Eugene Webb and Minnie
Owen.
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Many Invitation. to Taft.

Washington. Dec. 22.-President Taft
Is considering a large number of in
yitations to- attend Lincoln and Wash
ington birthday celebrations. The
Alexandria Washington Blue Lodge. at
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Emma Ford. charged with receiving
stolen property and Cynthania Ford.
charged with grand larceny. were
taken to the convict camp at Vinegar
Bend, last night to begin serving SEN
fences of twelve months.
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Reuf Wilson and Golden Newell
were arrested last night charged with
violating the prohibition law. Small
amounts of liquor were found in each
of the places.
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GREISs MALI WHKskEY.
The Whfskey Fer Sickness
One Gallon e2.So, Express PaSd.
Plain Package--tsIasz jugs.
GreiI Trading Co., Pensacola, Fla.
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MARINE NEWS.

-
Mobile. Ala, Dec 22.-Arrived
steamers-Corinto, (Nor.), Bocas del
Toro.
Cleared: Steamers-Rose Lea. (Br,),
Gulfport; Castano. (Br). Liverpool.
New orleans. La. Dec. 22.-cleared:
Steamers-Crasterha (Br.), Calves
ton: Logician. (Br), Liverpool; John
Wilson. (Nor). Bluefields; Chalmette,
Havana.
Port Eads. Dec. 22.-ArrIved
Steamers-None.
Sailed ACKNOWLEDGMENT Por-
to Rico: John Wilson. (Nor). Blue
fields: Mercator. (Nor). Sagua La
Grande: Rheingraf. (Ger), Vera Cruz;
Antilles, New York.
Savannah. Ga, Dec. 22.-Cleared
Strs. wierengen .(Dutch), Liverpool
and Genoa; Radience. (Br). Bremen.
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COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE.
LAXATIVE BROMO ouInine. the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Cali
ror fuli name. Look for signature =. w.
GROVE. zoe. thur
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GREIL TRADING COMPANY
Use Only Glass Jsigs
ship All Orders Day Received
Carry All Standard Brands
Sell the Best of Evexything.
TRY THEM.
penna cola. Fla. =
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CHRIsTMAs sUGGEsTIoNs.

CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.
genuine Walrus, Alligator or Seal
Gives you grip delightfully."- real.
Gilbert Trunk Company.
80 Commerce st.
--Ad
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n. r. Dearmop In,ured.

News has been received here that r.
T. Dearmon. former member of the
local Salvation Army had been SER
iously burned during fire In New
York. The-fire was next to a Saliva
ton Army orphanage and Dearmon
was getting the children out when he
was injured.
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LAST CHANCE

LAST CHANCE--xMAs.
Send ms your order for lfqaOrs,
wines and beer, we'll do the rest.
Every shipment guaranteed,
I. Brickman & CO., Penaacola, FLA.
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Mobile. Dec. s2-tspecial)-The Mo-
bile Alumni of the Alpha Tau Omega
gave a banquet tonight with over
forty present. Representatives from
several Southern universities were
present.
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ASSORTMENT NO. TWELVE.

ASSORTMENT NO. TWELVE.
One Quart Lost Spring.
One Quart Red MIL.
One Quart Mountain Corn.
One Quart American Eagle Gin.
43.7S
EXPRESS PAID.
Greil Trading Co., Pensacola, Fla.
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DIES OF WOUNDS.
Texa. Constable who Was shot by Me-

Waco, Texas. Dec. 22.--Constable
Edgar Williams. who was shot by
Louis Mills. negro. at Rosebud Mon
day night while trying to arrest the
latter. died here suddenly last night.
Williams UP to the time of his dea tn
was apparently recovering from the
wound. Mills. after the shooting, was
seized by mob and lynched.
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ROW OVER THE JAIL
PENSACOLA COMMISSIONERS FAIL
TO AGREE.
Contract Not Awarded And One Mem
Der Of Board Says He VIII
Resign-Child Of Brox-
tons II Burned.

Pensacola. Fla. Dec 22--(spsciai)--
After considering the matter of
awarding a contract for the erection
OF new jail for two days the Board
Of County Commissioners decided
after nearly an all night session to
throw all bids. although It had at a
the contract to the Keynton Construc-
tion Co., at si1e.00o provided the
latter would accept the county's notes.
This was agreeable to the contract
ing company. but after a discussion.
the board decided to reject all bids.
and go into executive session with
Benz Bros. the architects.
An executive session at this time,
excluding the public was not to the
liking of Commissioner Brown. who
forthwith gave notice of his intention
OF resigning. as he did not propose
either to delay the awarding of q con-
tract on a bona fide bid or go into
executive session.
While the balance of the board with
the architects from Mobile retired.
Commissioner Brown remained out
| side with the spectators. and refused
TO participate In the deliberations. He
later reiterated his intention of re-
signing at the next meeting.
The commissioners claim they will
call for new bids within thirty days.
Child Burns to Death.
A special from Carriers. up the bay.
says THAI the three year old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Broxton was
burned to death at their home late
Sunday afternoon.
The child with another of about the
same age. was playing in the back
| yard and started fire In some leaves.
The little girls dress ignited and be-
fore assistance could reach her she
had been so badly burned that she
| died within few hours.
| The other child was badly burned
In attempting to put out the flames.
Northup is Back.
Capt w. H. Northup. who Is a
candidate for appointment to the Of
flee OF collector of customs. one of
the most lucrative positions here, re-
turned today from washington, where
he had been for two weeks in the
interest of his candidacy.
He says that the appointment can
be expected almost any day and that
he will be the man appointed. He Is
backed by what Is known as the
Florida Republican ring"
John E. StilTman. the present coll
lector. who is on the Outside" SO far
as politics Is concerned, is an appli-
cant for re-appointment and he Is
backed almost unanimously by the
business men and shippers of the
port.
Cold In Pensacola.
Yesterday and this morning were
the coljest days experienced here in
number of years, the temperature
dropping to % degrees this morning
and % yesterday morning.
Ice formed at all points where
water was exposed, and the ground
was frozen
Today the weather moderated
slightly and IL is not believed the
weather tonight and tomorrow will
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A force of ten extra men were placer
on duty at the postofice this morning
to handle the large amount of maj
matter. which is now passing through
the office.
The extra men are double the number
formerly employed during the holidays
but 1t requires many more to hands
the mail received for the wholesa'
liquor houses alone.
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DEATH OF MRS. MURPHY.


Pensacola, Fla, Dec 22.-(speeiaL.)-
Mrs. Harriet Murphy. 81 years of age
died at the home OF her daughter. Mrs
d. Kleusmeir on East Hill. today az
ter a lingering Illness.
The deceased came here four years
ago from Darlington. KY. to which
place the body will be shipped tomor-
row. accompanied by members of the
family.
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AT sEAMEN's BETHEL.
Mobile. Dec. 1.-The
ladies' Auxiliary of the Seamen's
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Mrs. Horace Simpson was hostess this
afternoon at charming AFFAIR given
in honor of her daughter -.aiss Cora
Louise. II took the form of de-
bufante tea, and was attended and
greatly enjoyed by a large number OF
society people.
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Mrs r. L. Cant and son are in Hop
kinsvilie, KY. where they have Deen
called on account OF the death of Mrs.
Giants father.
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Progressive euchre was enjoyed at
the Progress Club this evening by a
large number of ladies, who gathered
there for the weekly event.
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Mr.. Robert Brent reached nome this
morning to spend the holidays with his
Family. He 10 attending Princeton.
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Misses Miriam Biount and 4.iary
Beard are expected home within
few days from Baltimore. where thtJ
are attending college. They win spend
Christmas with their families.
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PENSACOLA SOCIETY

Pensacola. Fla, Dec. 22.--(SpeciaL)---
Miss Pearl sheppard. daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. w. B. Sheppard. who Is at
ten-4ng the Washington Seminary in
Atlanta. has arrived home for the hol-
fdays.
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Mrs. A. N. Calkins and Miss Ruby
johnson, who have been spending the
past four months with friends in Viz
ginIa, have returned nome.
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Miss Jane stillman, who is a stu
dent in New York is at home for the
holidays.
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Miss Stella Touart has gone 90
Bagdad, to spend the holidays with
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Dainty Doll Furniture

0AAey A~OAA sA& AA@s&
Complete sets including four, 6ve.-
SIX. and seven pieces of furniture. for
the doll parlor, sitting room. bed
room, and dining room. This min
iature furniture is in imitation maple.
mahogany. and Flemish oak. Ex-
quisite bits Of work that will bring
delight to the heart of the little house
keeper; from 7 to Is inches in height
and priced the set I0c. 25c. 35c.
soc, Csc. 75c. and 98c.
Doll Beds
Wire bed, with springs but with
out mattress. each Csc
Folding doll beds Of wood with
mattress. and spring. ;. -. Soc
Wooden beds with wire springs.
complete :. :. .... -. Soc
Mahogany finished beds with
brass trimmings. and springs, each
csc and $50
Iron beds with springs. in three
sizes. $l.25 and -. ....$2.25
Brass beds with rollers, springs,
mattress. bolster. and pillows, COM
Dl6l6 -. .Vt.OO
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Miss Bessie Rencher of Mobile will
be the guest OF Miss Lottie Rice during
the holiday season.
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Mrs Robert Varnoh will have as her
guests during the holidays her father.
Mr.. w. S. Adkins. of Minon. Ind.