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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
NEW YORK PRopucE.

New York. Nov. lI,--Butter steady un- changed; receipts b,1s1; cheese firm un- changed; receipts 1.5si.
 Z Eggs easy. receipts 7.Ss9: state. Pennsyf- vania and nearby hennery white. fancy 4s @55: do. gathered white 35 GAO; do. hennery brown ss s0<o: gathered brown 30 e 36: re- frigerator special marks. fancy 25; first 23@s4; seconds 2i 23; western extra firsts 33@a5: firsts 2s@32; seconds 2Sis Q27.
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining 3.s0 @gs, centrifugal ss-test s.l0@45; moiasses sugar s.65@70: refined firm; crushed s.s5s pow dered 5.35. granuIated 5.25.
 Petroleum steady: refined all ports ts. os. {.
 Coffee steady; No. ! Rio SIX 0s%c nom- inal: No. Santos sxc.
 Moiasses firm; New Orleans 28@42.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
4Museuan rhiefn in JaiI,

Columbus, O.. Nov. 11.--Clarendon Henri, the museum thief" was re- arrested today as he left the peniten- tiary here after serving four years for stealing a valuable painting from the Cincinnati Art Gallery. He was re- arrested charged with the theft of rare coins from the National Museum at Washington
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
'Fsoasuan FIunf aFtaI.

Tuseumbia, Nov. 1I.--(SpeciaI .1--. Death overlook Percy Hillsman. a nee gro boy. 15 years old. while hunting possurns on Joseph Hurston's place, two miles from this city. A 'possum was "treed and the negro boy climbed the tree to shake out the possum. He fell out of the tree and broke his neck, death resulting instantly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
COTTON GOSSIP.

There was not much news in the To- cal market Thursday.
 Only ona lot of l6e bales was re- leased by the holders.
 Factors had some lots offering but sniez were not pushed.
 Buyers and sellers are ,tiil apart and the market consequently 10 dull.
 Liverpool showed some aneasiness Thursday.
 Futures prices were down and spot sales were small.
 Cotton receipts into the local mar ket continue about the same.
 Bat es5 bales of the staple were receiyed Thursday. wagon cotton at the Square amount ed to about 150 bales.
 The weather throughout this sec- tton continues favorable.
 Cooler weather Is predicted and the forecast Is for frosts in the West.
 New Orleans reported spots quiet and not much offering. sold 200 bales Thursday at 15 3S cents, according to a report.
 Tupeio. Miss, wires: Few bales corning In. Most of it Is being stored. Refusing lb cents"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
Crocery, rrirrn nanRrrmnt-

Tuscpmbia, Nov. 11.-(Special. )-- The well known grocery firm of Burt and Belser, Of this city, fin business in Tuscunbia for several years, closed their place of business, having gone into bankruptcy. Their liabilities arc estimated at sI.50o to s2.0oo. and as- sets at $1.7o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
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NEW oRLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. Nov. if.-spot cotton steady unchanged: middffng isHc. Sales on the spot 800 bales. to arrive 75.
 Futures opened steady at an advance of s@s points on manipuiative buying. Cables were very poor but bulls paid attention to them. They bought heavily around the opening and succeeded in advancing prices t%@1G points in the first half hour of trad ing. At the top Of the rise much talk was heard of better top crop in Texas than expected as the result of good weather and this caused heavy selling for 10th accounts. The ring was unable to absorb the offerings end prices siumped 22@24 points on the der of the session the market was quiet and prices hung within few points either way of yeaterday's closing The market cfcE- Longs iiquidated freely in the last half hour of the session.
 Cotton futures closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
rouua Deaa lu med.

Columbia, 8. O., Nov. ll.-Brown wyiie. president of the Hayora Cot ton Milis, Yorkville. s. C., and oth- erwise prominent in industrial circles in upper South Carolina, was found dead in bed this morning ct his home in Yorkville. Heart disease Is given as the cause.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
start TariR piacusnlon.

Washington. Nov. 1l.--An early be- ginning of negotiations over the meth cd of applying the new tariff act to French imports Is indicated by ,onfer- ences now in progress here These me- gotiations are expected to take place mostly in Washington
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
WiIIlana AvnonK nnnd

Tuscumbia. Nov. li.--(SpeciaI. )-- William Aycock, one of the oldest cit izens of Colbert County. died at tho home of his son, William F. Aycock. in this city. The deceased was s9 years of age. and had resided in this county for more than fifty years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
standard ailssr Ssdfss Seiisrs guIu. N aen-
FRENCH BANK STATEMENT.
uAnRTNrAN nOADs DTyTDrND.

New York. Nov ii.-Quarterly dividends of 2h per cent. on Union Pacific common stock and E per cent. on Southern Pacific common were declared to day at meetings of the boards of directors of these railroad companies. The dividends are unchanged from the last quarter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
MedIcor Elect OMcera.

San Antonio. Texas. Nov. 11.--At to- days meeting of the Southwestern Medical Association, in session here pr. G. H.. Moody. of San Antonio, was elected president and. Wichita. Kan. selected as the next meeting place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
MARKETS CLOSE DISAPPOINTING hnnary Futures Down
 About Is Points REALIZING CHECKED ADVANCE. Cation Crop Reports Bad From
 Almost Al Sections. Eec.l Reeesvts GraasaIIy Less--Nine- sy Fer Cent. of Crop Ginaed in EAss Csunty--offeris~s small
 LecslIy--one Sale Made
 By Factors.

sssiss Sae %aSShhs mssaiias .....:....... t i-se
 '#sasaans #sss . iiuctua,ins market m to 'se dss pend on. the factors in the local spot cotton market were a little dubious about offering spots Thursday. Con- sse sssps 0ny mss Gns sSid Ths 't srsSe wss made around the 14 1-2 cent mark. ep6ts were quiet and factors asked as n M gTsss decline ii ss shppsgys n sds Yushed One lot of sss bales was sold Wednesday after hours.
 continue about the same. although bscsming a Mttis lighter. All the
 ss ss.s c ecson sa s majority of this came by rail. Wagon cotton st the Square amounted to pickins and as one man put it yestsr- day. We are ready to turn out the
 Ths concensus of cpinicns from the Of Montgomery is that 90 per cent. of the crop has been ginned. Farmers coming into the city every day report top crop especially as deceiving. One x&rmer who two weeks ago expected fb pick about two more bales from &A& tVR Stpps kAkuEAtu uuAt NHtcS-- fourths of a bale. One man said Thursday that the crop had not been gathered so quickly for ten years.
 Ths cotton market Thursday was excited and fluctuating. Leading pro- feesionals called c halt on the ad- vance and changed to realizing. Prices dipped ana decline set In. First prices were several points off and the ciose of all months was disappoint-
 becsnaber futures opened at I4.Ss. a decline of t2 points from Wednesdays closing Kigures. This month went as high as I4.7I. as low as f4.s1. and c1osed at 14.52. or is points down for the day. The initial prices of Janu- ary futures were ten points off at 14.71. Prices advanced to 14Se, then dipped to IA ss and closed at 14.es, likewise is points down.
 The Liverpool market due three points tower on January, one lower on March and unchanged for the balance. opened easy at a seven points decline. The decline held throughout the day and prices closed unchanged. Spots were qniet with prices unchanged and sales given as 5000 bales.
 Generally clear to fair weather pre- wkfteH in the belt Thursday It was considerably colder in the West whsrs drop Of 90 to 30 degrees in temperatures was recorded. Increas- cd cold wave developments have en- tered the belt and the official fore cast is for frosts in Oklahoma, Ar kansas and North Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
LTYERPOOL CHAIN.

Liverpool Nov. 11.--clnsing: Wheat, spot firm; No. red western winter Is ii Hd; futures firm; March Is 8#d; May Ts 7%d; December Is lid.
 Corn spot, easy; new American mixed via Galveston 5s shd; futures dull; December 5s 3&d.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

to the local police this morning. They said they were Arthur Schattnsr. i8 years old, and William Judd, IF, both of Lyons The families of the boys are highly respectable and we'll to do in Lyons, but the boys are said to be in- corrigib1es.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
CnRFTR MARKEr.

New York, Nov. it-The coffee market opened steady at unchanged prices to a de- cline of five poitns in response to decline seemed to be some nquidation by local longs and during the middle of the day prices ruled 5@f0 points under last night kets abroad. local prices recovered part Of their loss on a renewal of bull support. The close was steady. net unchanged 10 points lower. Sales were reported of 12,T60 bags including:
 November .s.s ..-.S.66 March ss.sss.. ss'.e-oo May .. ...... .... .... ..........e 6S July .... s..s .s.s0.IVW1o
 Spot coffee quiet; No. Rio Bk a x nom mai: No. Santos s%c; mild quiet; Cordosa 9@11he.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
Youta. Make coufean,on

Syracuse. N. r.. Nov. 11.--The two youths arrested In an attempt to rob an express car between Lyons and this city last night, made full confessions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

Chicago. Nov. l1.-Mrs. John Jacob Astor. who has just secured a divorce was hers today and it was learned tliat she will shortly make an extended visit to Europe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

London. Nov. 1.-The Bank of England made no change today in the rate of dis count, which therefore continues at per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
NEM YORK RnNns.

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 do. coupon .... .... .... COG. .l16t t Ais chalm. Ist 5s .... .... .... .... s4A Amn. Agr. 5s . . l02h Ann. Tel. & Tel cv. 4s . .... ... .iO4& Ann. Tobacco 4s ..... .... .... 8Oh AImo,,r qo; ss co tn. '''' lSs 4 Atehison gen. ss .. .... .... ..... .1ae
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
pRY GOODs MARKET.

New York. Nov 1.-The dry goods pri- mary markets were rather quiet during the day. Cotton goods held firm with sellers CTS were busy at about future prices. Cot ton yarns firm with fair trade op light demand JObbers are doing fair trade with smaller deais mounting into lareEr totaIs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
ADyANCE IN sTJGAR.
RATE sTANns.

New York Nov. 11.--Ali grades of refined sugar were advanced 10 cents per hundred
 pounds today. making standard granuiated b.26,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

Grain Statistics. Total clearanees of wheat and flour were equal to 423, 900 bu. Primary receipts were l.OsO'oOo bu, com pared with s5s.0o0 bu., the corresponding day year ago.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat 80 cars; corn l90 ears; oats 135 cars; hogs 1s,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

New York. Nov. ff.--Monty on call strong sk kgsk per cent ruling rate 5 per cent : cent. fsl.E S'ss
 Time loans strong; sixty days 5h per cent and ninety days per cent; six mouths tx6B per cent can't s
 Sterling exchanre steady with actual bus iness In bankers bifis at 4s3. s5 for sixty day bt11s and at fB7. 30 for demand.
 Commercial nIlis is2A QE.
 Bar silver Bo&.
 Mexican doliars a.
 Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
'-Risins. x--FAlling .

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 RIVER FORECABT,
 The Coosa and the Alabama will remain nearly stationary during next 36 hours
 WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 The severe storm central yesterday in North Dakota, ia now moving eastward north of the Lake region,. Secondary de- presslons of slight depth, center in western Iowa, and in the Texas panhandle. An area of high pressure centers over the mid de Atlantic states These pressure condi- tions are causing southerly winds in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. and in the Lake region. and as a consquence unsea- sonably warm weather prevails in those sec tionS with temperatures ranging in the six ties in the Mississippi valley. as far north as Davenport, and in Michigan. Freezing weather prevails in North Dakota, and quite generally in the Rocky Mountains and mid de Plateau regions. Showers have been quite general west of the Rockies; east of the Rockies very light showers have occur red in few widely separated localities. The indications for this secton are for cloudy or partly cloudy weather tonight and Fri day, with slightly warmer tonight. LOCAL OFFICE U. sl WEATHER BUREAU. Tweuty-Two southern Stations and Their
 Temperaturea.
 Nov. II, 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
Car Lot Receiutn

Car Lot Receipts
 Wheat 70 cars, with l3 of contract grade Corn l2o cars with 2s of contract grade. Oats 122 cars. Total receipts of wheat at Chicago Min eapolis and Duluth today were 7SS cars,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
METAL MARKETS.

New York. Nov. 1.-The markets for standard copper was dull today with the New York Metal Exchange qhotine spot and November at SIP e0975; December at et2.eS@s0; January at t12. TOO 90; February st2 80 c SIS; and March at SIP. 90 Q SIS 0k. The London market closed steady at fs8 i5s for spot and fso for futures. Sales there in- cludsd 500 tons spot and 1.so0 tons futures.
 Local dealers quote Lake copper at S13I 2si sleetTolytie tl2. s7h 0tis and casting at S19, ,5e@s7x.
 The tin market was quiet with spot and November delivery quoted at $50. 2B m 50 {; December S30. as @soj January S3o. 90 a s5 . and February e30. 506s0. London market fatuFee at Ei40 iBs.
 Lead was steady with spot quoted at Ef. 5fH Q4b New York: and 942zK n7ls East &. Louia. London lower ct f13. l.
 Spelter closed easy at t6 25 Q 70 New York and s6 2042 26 East St. Louis The London HsaFkst was unchanged at fz3 6s.
 The English iron market was unchanged at Sos 10hd for Cleveland warrants. Local ly. the market was unchanged with No I foundry northern quoted at $ie e9S0 No ? SIS 50 o S1s: No. 1 Southern and No. i South ern soft SIS. 2s O 7b
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
MoNTaoMERY MARKETs.
tThe quotations are corrected daily tO The Advsrtiser.1

(The quotations are corrected daily for The Advsrtiser.)
 MEAL-standard w. 0. ss ID. sacks sSe bu;: cream Peerless s1Mo bu. SsrrS lrS ,sHe sI%e old jsSa Sse Arbuckle's sl4, ss. basis per 100 lbs; prime Tocss s9Ssssd ana ssss Slsnas '@i's CHEEsE-Fuil cream daisies 1s@Ise; part sueAa@oraSuistsa. slism ~ standard sxc: fancy " FLoUR-rsney nominal; straishts ss.1o; 'HsS1i HsTARca%cSre JSioe; stsnssrd Scoes. Pearl aAs; gloss lump 4ac; nickel goods. lOgf RfcES1Rxtra SRt fancy head 707Ko; fancy head sH0Se: broken sB 0sxo: jSpsn Japan 1sXxIIfT-Lyerpooi sl.1o; Virginia ssc: UWiNEdARGPer gallon se@soc. w ae xxx cTssn sSaa ss xxx oSstsr o. fc; Ben Hur Soda Biscuit Do carton soc sARpINEs-Amsrican < k-on ts. OO@ss; 4 Mustard ss. iS; imported K-on key open: eFs 6 o6IAsSgEss.oeorxia sSS SsssSo Cane Dbl. SIC xal cases gallons per case s. so;. prime cen trifusAl corn syrup in case gallons. a per MAPLE sYRUP-'.Log Cabin" brand. 6 < gallons ss. 50 per case:
 BACON MEATs~clssT ribs SIS. s7K Q tl4; extra ribs SIS. TO-.
 LARD-Hog compound I0wc; fancy hog lard i4Ac; kettle rendered i6kc; Snowdrift SSc; snow-whits s%c; Flake-whits s%c; standard cotton oil lard SMc.
 DRY SALT MEATS-Dry salt ribs Sl2. s1h c sl3; dry salt cut ribs 3i2.671s
 Grain and Feedstuffs-
 CORN CHOPS-Per bu-. soc.
 CORN-White from store sIh 0soe; mixed Il @2c less.
 HAY-Timothy choice per ton s2l; No, 1 per ton $1s; Aiafalfa per ton s2s; Johnson grass per ton s12@StS.
 ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.
 St. Louis. Nov. 11.-Flour unchanged; red winter patents s5.5odso; extra fancy and straight S4. 90G $5. 40; hard winter clears Hay steady; Timothy s1s0sis; prairie s1l c Sl2. 50.
 WhiBkey Si. 39.
 Iron cotton ties soc. Bagking s-lsc. Hemp twine Tc.
 Pork higher; Iobbing $24. 75:
 Lard higher: prime steam $l2. 70 0So.
 Dry salt meats and bacon unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
ST. HouIs GRAIN.

st. Louis. Nov li.--Close; Wheat futures higher: cash firm track No 2 red cash St.90@22; No. hard y1 05 e 0S; December S1 .oBb Q X; May tI.05%.
 Corn futures higher; cash dull: track No. 2 eAah sQk 9h: No I white s1c; December g7Me: May sok 9Ne.
 oats steady; track No. cash 43sh: No q white 42k. December 3sx May tfM.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

T-Indicates trace of precipitation.
 P. II, 6MYTH Section Director. Weather BursAA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
NEW YORK COTTON.

vufuree on shs New york Gotten Gx- rhAAss today ranged as foissws:
 openjHighl Lowt Close
 Bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
SELMA COTTDN MARKer

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Nov. 11.--cotton seed oil; prime refined in barrels. per pound 7e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
MONEY MAnxn.

ears the corrsspondins day year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
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LONDON STOCKS.

London. Nov. 1t.-American securities were quiet and steady during the early trad ina today. Prices hardened on light tram eaetions and at noon were unchanged to h Higher than yesterdays New York closing.
 During the afternoon prices varied but lit tie until the late trading when offerings cMuBed a weak close.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

NEW ORLEANS COTTON. Futures on the New ortsans cs<tsn nx- shaass today rsnssd as follows;
 upsnIHighl Lew.I Close
 Hid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

Selma Nov. ii.--{speciak1 1--The price of I spot cotton was quoted in the local market | today as follows. Good middiinE .... .... .... ,...l4 1s-isc 1 strict middling .... .... .... ..I 11-1sc 1 elt1aAtH8 .... ..-ss4..sss...lf y-lsc Strict low middiinE ........ .i4 3-isc l Low middline .... =. .... ....is Is-tsc |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12


 SELMA COTTON MARKsr. eos.on e Vas aaossS in the local msssss today as follows;
 & soed maaas,ns sM .... ...eit Is-ise St1cs middhng .... .... ..H -lsc Strict low middiinE .... .... ....is s-iss
 COTTON SEED OIL. in the late poslsions rsaaitsd ia' in sn % easier feeling in the cotton seed oil market espe- sially 2. the dsmsna was small; spot oil was closed at i@ii points lower with sales of Jannary ;. ...9.s...ts--s ss@s.s May " .. VI. ...,;t::T5 :T osg osgf .S1 S1 Prime summer yellow :. !. ...sS rios go Prime suanIsasr wansss ysll0w Msiss NAVAL sToKEs.
 Rosin s1asa ssuet: s0s Quote: ABcpEr sn % ss.ss: @ s. 50; N ss.sS; N ss.io; we %s .4o: wv Savannah. Nov Ii.--rurpentine firm s4h; sales 931; receipts ss3; shipments i05 Resin firm: sales ssss; receipts 2.2s9; shipments i.t2i; stock s.ss7. Quote; BD s4.5O; K sS:se; N s5.ss; ss.io; wa 
 Wilmington. Nov. li.-spirits turpentine Rosin steady t3.5o; receipts 1s3. Tar firm q 90: receipts 21t. Crude turpentlne firm s2.so; $4.00 and t4.oo; receipts II. New Orleans. Nov. 11.--Receipts 2ss bar reis rosin; no turpentine.
 Exports for Naples 500 barrels rosin; for Colon 25 barrels rosin.
 xKE WEATHER. .. g. Departpasnt sf AEricuiture. weaehes RHrssns LecsI Observation (Cenirai
 Ttme.l | Montgomery, Nov. Ii, 1909
 twina Rain | state of weather
 lI llesthsl of wind. Es$ Es$ % |: :ssss eelissszEss.'- eissszEs:s Sunrise s:ll am; Sunset 5;O2 pm. Maximum temperature for day. q deg. Minimum tempersture for day. so deg. Average temperature for day. ss deg. Accumui. excess since Jan. 1, 2es deg. | Av. relative humid. for day, 74 per ct Total rainfall since Jan. 1, 5s. n Inches. RIVER BULLETIN.
 ly1eod Case lch.ne.l nain | Stage lReadsl 2f 1 fall STATIONS, HGm.I hn E;:;:::::, E;:;:::: ;;:: 8 8 Selma ..t ss ] o.s xo.l DO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12
WEArHER CONDrTTo

RIVER FOREcAsT, The Coosa and the Alabama will renal leariy stationary during next 36 hours,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

Pork hlBher; 1obbIng N1F' -o,.a Lard higher: prime steam Sl2 70 O0S0. Dry salt meats and bacon unchanged.
 -. IlAcninfs Sh nm eni s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-21
Beautiful New Dress Fabrics.

Mondays Special Selling in dress goods depart ment of silk and woolen Chiffon broadcloths, ready sponged and shrunk, 10 new shades | 0E tomorrow, at the yard ............- AsAO Worth $1.50 anywhere in town
 Another Special Lot of dress fabrics, worth up to $1.25 yard, very special table sale OQo tomorrow at, the yard .JOV| 44-inch Imperial Serges in blue brown, gray and garnet, worth up to $1.5O yard; very 0QO special tomorrow at .VOV Herringbone Serges A inches wide, all I 10 shades, tomorrow, special .............. 1s1O 42-inch Diagonal Serges, $1.50 values to- 1 O0 morrow special selling, the yard ...... 1.OJ 36-inch All-Wool Albatross, serge, Mohar, Panama, Batiste fabrics worth up to 75c the N0n yard; tomorrow special, the yard. fJC Big Table of woolen remnants at half price.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-21

Here adies' and Misses Suits of Gray English Tweed, very smartly manetatlofed' nni,es tn red . special s2O'oO 13s98 \ Wide Vail Diagonal one-plece dress with two rows of smoked buttons down front and trimmed with silk braid
 worth S25.o0, very special FE 0Q Misses "CO-Ed" Suits in the seasons best shades in serges, trimmed in smok ed buttons, very new and smart, has hand embroidered ensign on sleeve fE AA and front; worth $22.50; at . 1 OeVV In This Special Purchase there are a few Misses and Ladies' Suits handsomely trimmed in braid and jet buttons; worth up to $500; Thanksgiving g0 AZ Sale price .................. G GGe 'EO Smart Line of Ladies' One-Piece Dresses, some are made in the "Co-Ed" effect with deep rufhed founce, others are made plain form fitting worth A OQ up to s25; tomorrow they go. II TsOC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-21
Thanksgiving Sale of Handsome New Dress Goods
 and Silks Monday!

Beautiful New Silks Tomorrow See Them
 36-inch Black Taffeta Silks, $1.00 and $125 70n
 value; this very special sale, the yd. ..... fJC Monday only) 36-inch black moire silk ia
 worth 1.50 the yd., very special .... A.AJ 26-inch Black Moire Silk worth $1 yard, Q0o
 very special Monday at .ovC 27-inch Black Moire Silk for Monday, worth $1.25
 yard, in the best shades, gray, tan, brown, 0Qo lavender; Monday ...................... OOC l19-inch Messaline Silks, all the newest and 60O
 best shades, see them Monday at .OVN 19-inch Peau de Soie Silks, regular 79c value cGlo
 tomorrow the yard, special .V0V Crepe de Chine Silks all new and pretty c0o
 shades, the seasons best silk value ..... .VJC |Japonica Silks, pretty silk, all colors and OAo
 shades tomorrow, the yard. .OJC Beautiful Line fancy silks for shirt waists OOo
 very special tomorrow OJN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-21
Ladies Fine Suits.

6dO1CS Y 11AO Oh1Vos
 Three Chiffon BrOadcioth Suits handsome ly braided coat 40 inches long, lined with "Skinner's" satin through This suit is selling right now in the big cities of the east at s4e00. We wish we had more. but only these three99 E2 SuilS dt - ~> - Beautiful Three-Piece Suits in gray, blue. green, strictly tailored the gray suit Is self trimmed. has big shawl lapels GOV cred with Moire silk, smoke buttons, full 45 inches. coat satin lined; worth S35.00 Tomorrows Thanksgiv- sDE AC ing Sale price ............... AEsVV Here's n Blue Serge Suit and we place 1t in the window right by the door, this is one of the prettiest. smartest suits we have shown this season, popular wide diagonal weave, trimmed in buttons and braid; made Co Ed" style; suit easily worth $35.00; Thanksgiving 0R AQ Sale price, tomorrow 6NsVO