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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18
9lnS Baltimore Unntg.

&cridonerung3sGerem BON &ig6lanoz
topn, Canton uno llmgebulB gc.
gen Den gnncrions. PIon. - At.
tomobil = RntroInogcn iiir Die
Canton &oli5ci pcrlunat. - lin
ioa oui Dem 3ompier pSp0Idno. "
CAP Die 9epobncr uon S~igblanos
trlpll mo Canton feite Gerlhmel=
sing Scr bcioen 8oritGote nit 9alti-
more crmiinifen, mar BET Der Der
iommlung oe8 3crid)oncrungS Tcr-
ems uon Si96louhtopn, Canton uno
llmQcbung belttlid) 5t %erfennen.. 81
6ieicr &erlommlung, melhe III Der
,@cscuezSoQe" an Der 3. StroBe
iiottiunO uno mefd)c Die beItbeIut)teItr
oicicS 5abres mar, iprotIcn iih
nmmtIidc ampcIcnoe gegen cine Nm
nerion aus. Ter 8erein belhlob,
0tn 8lun nit ollet Modlt 5i befom-
pteu, Tolls oerieIbe in Der tommenocn
@cgisfdtlriitun9 porgebrotlt meroell
iputc. Inter ben &cbncrn, lpeId)e
ilher oieiC 8roac iproden, befanocn
iih 6reberid Gpons, Fraiioent oeS
&ereina, ,SomeS Mc@inniS uno Gnlii
e. Srande.
Muto iiir Canton Tolijci,
WuridaQ @nriud) pon Der Go1tttp-
VpIi5ei bat ole Gountp r Gommiil0rr
Inn Nnid)oiiung elmer Nitomobil'
Nmbulon5 uno -Yotrolpo9cuS iilr Ole
Canton Yoli5ei eriuht. @S 1T alts-
iid)t p%orbonoel, Dob oas @eIud) oeS
NIoriholS bepiQigt peroen lpiro, ST.
mol Die anidofiung zines nclten Eos
ttollpoecnS utb nerer %icrOc, ionic
10 oils notbpenoi9 eriheint.
ltnfoIl nui Ocm y p9lono."
Soicpb Sberrp, cin 81 Sobre alter
Sd)iiiSltaiicr bon pr. 6tS, Sio.
NoibingtonitroBe, rpltroc acitcrn Dor
mittaa nGbrenb Scr Nrbeit I'M 2obc-
ruunl oeS III Canton Dor Aufer lie
dcnoen Campers n@psIonO" 5niifel
3fpei Robrcn cingcflemmt uuo ollem
Mnit)ein nod imcrIid perlebt. Gr
mltroe in ser Canton Goli5ei- Imbu
fang nod leiucr @cbmuna 9ebrod)t.
Tubrmann un6 6ubrmert
per d nun0cu.
Die Yoli5ci bon Canton bGlt llm=
id]ou nod) einem 1Subrperf pon ".
i. Spncs bon Scr =. Npcnue uno 49,.
StroBe, &i~gblnnotomn, ncld)cS nit
ncm 6ubrmann @olter ct. Clair, %
&o6re alt, irit Cicnitog &ormittag
rermiBt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18
0cin nrnncs ,Nnnr mchr.

IS lit lcihtcr, Die 6orbc oc8 6oo.
res 5l crboIten, ais iie micOcr ber5rl-
%itclIcn. llnicrc @roBmiittcr funntcE
oo$ 8cbeimniB. Sic mod)tcn un0
berutten oSnlbci 3hce" ltno 0ounit
crbielteu iic lid 0unflcS, glGu5cnocs
Scar bis ms rciic 9lItcr. Iic icbi9C
Generation bat Den Gortbeil Dor Ger
lcstcu4 inipiRrrL ,nlS iic g@pctb'S
Gage atb Sulpbur" foitics fam -
cii, b%cilcre0 &oor-@ rboltrmgSmittcl
els Der oItmoOiite Solicit 1bcc. "
&tQc 4potbcfcn fiibrcn cS iiir SOC.
mo 500 Die 5laihe. ooer cs miro
gc0en Gmpfong 6cs EreiieS Oircft
non Der @petb Chemical So, "A
GortIanOt-S Ctr, Nep.Yorf Stir, per.
ionot.
Gum 8crfollf unO empioblcn bon
Scr nHeoo Grug So" (8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18
Yns benz Snneren IarnlanO'S uno
ben angrensenbcn Staaten.
NinNiae MnnNe.

y ! ~ ~ ! u
Gte Sugbbunoe bcS Siilis.S toota.
SSua0,@ oroeins Yeter Gbisbolm BON
8orrett. County 6edtcn eil1en stft BON
ltcbertretune Der SogO9ciebe ouf. Sm
gubnboie Der Baltimore bio.Sobt
at Soflonb ifniiffclten lie an cinem
Sob timber, uto olS Chisholm ben
1edcl oeS 6alies einId)lltg, fa1o CT
oaiielbe nit rs Soionet ongefiillt.
Gben, unten uno an ben Seiten po
rem aepfel gcleet. Ger N6ienoer mur.
De Inn $50 beItrait. Terielbe mar
elmer Ser ong~eiebeniten @eid)GitSleute
O~oflono's. Gie ACKNOWLEDGING loll.
tete. BOB ct So9obeutc aus Dem Count
tp n%erian0te.
6unoen feline 3cugen.
Iie @robgeid)norenen fir 8alb.
in9ton.Gountn mel6e bon Niftcr
Seeop beauftroot moroen moret1, Die
Acknowledgment 81 unteriuden, ooB
oilf Dem Sagerstolun 6otrsHlob
Srunfiutt lno llnmorolitot Qe-
bcrriht bo6e, bcrid)teten, oab lie 26
3cllacn pernomrnclt, ober feline otret-
ten 8cmeiie crbaltcn bdtteu, Sic be.
fiirlpurtctet ober, oaB Die Eoli5iIten
o~ngebalten lpiiroen, es nit lhrelt
Yilid)ten erniter 5u nebmen; llnmo-
rolitGt uno Srunfiiidlt IGtten otf Der
3Soir nid)t %porfommen fonnelt, luenn
ole Yoli5ei lire Yilidt 9etbun bate.
1ic 8roBgeidnorenen erbobcn icbod)
icd)s anfloacn gegen Die Sair-aiio.
ciotion, pcil lie angeblib 0liidipiele
alif oem Gusiteaungsplobe erloubt
botte. Sic geomten Der @eieaidoft
iino: GrGiiocnt SoGn ". Stonebro-
fer. 8ice. IrGiioent 9. gbner 9ettS,
friibcrer StootSienotor. ScfretGr 3.
$. Stalcp. Gbefelerf III Der Office oes
Stoots- g teucrsG ommiiidr8 Sdlep 5t
Innopolis, correip. Sefret1r YoImcr
5enont, Sdotmeiiter Goniel q.
Hcihoro, Collector ser Stoots- rnb
Gountp-S teuern fir 8oiGington-
County. Gle Tireftorenbeboroe be-
Itebt aus Sen SS. Gr-Mapor 5rollt
". Miih s. Gnsiportb Stone6rafer,
Sohn 80. Gable, er.Stnotsicnator $.
6. gnfer, ser iriiGere Sdcriff I. j.
Seibert. albert Searb, g. 81. S6neb-
len unb George s. Soeer.
3icbe I'M CABIN 9ireou.
Sm 9iirenu bes 9%iGetogentcn Der
Gelus 0orf, Ebilaoelpbio u,o Norfolf-
Balm Al, 5~ruitlono.S tation Ito9len
Eip6e $25.
pei Scr Irbeit getobtet.
Soicp6 5apfor. ein % Sabre after
grbeiter I'M 9ienite Der Yulp Gum.
Der 50. al Slo 5oipn BET Gumber.
Lamb, Wfo., murbe bcim Iiiilooen bon
gnubols bon einem @nlfcn 9etrofTen
uno getootet.
llebcridritt ieinc Sefng'
niiie.
Sn Cumberland lit Ser Poli5eld)ef
Flanagan fpceen tbGtli6cn NngrifiS
oitf 3. Tbeooore George ~uerbaftct
morOer. Ger tbGtlide al,ariff be.
itorb BARN. bnB Der Yoli5eif)ei DEN
George brei Stunben lang cinitedte,
obne cine @niduloisung geoen hen'
icl6en 5n crbeben.
@eriuhter SeI6itmorh.
Trau Sohn Mesnbec in Sagerstopn
periiidte Selbftmoro Surh einueb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18

men bon Bift III begcDen, cin Yr5t
ober rettete ibr 2ebcu Gle 2ebcna.
miibe lit rs Sabre alt uno lcbt bon
ibrem Weonne gctrcnnt.
Seine @emeiie.
SSfo @iuep ltnO 5. Airen @rnn-
nod Don Cambridge, MO, pelt1e on.
nciGuloigt moren bo2 &ouS OeS Dor.
tigcn Observation-Disclosures EoItpr
RoIpb Z. Courier, Der iif 10 iebr oils
Ncformer ouIipielte, nit ioutcn Gicrn
bomborOirt ju bo6en limo pom 6cn
@roBgeidmorcneu cntloiicn por6eu.
IS monacltc on oircftcn Ncipciicn.
Sr. Ncrrttt3 Nrn5eB.
ToS Sreisgeriht in Cotton, M6Y
bat Den Gro5eB Qc9en Or, s. y. Mer.
rift, pelder unGctIoat it, Sen 600
zines iungen Mt66dcnS ourdl cine
crimttcllc Operation pcruriodt 81
hobcrr. orf nGditcn 6rcitog icltgcictt.
Or. Wcrritt, Scr inter $4,000 @iirG.
ihoit Itebt, lit icit cincm &oGr nift
9eieben moroclt, ietu Nupolt crflGrt
icbod, bob cr 5lum GroSclic "a iein
miiroc.I
MoiicnbrrmoItcr iir
Wcqchnuer.
llrucr IS. gorl, Nuitin II. @ilion
unO Son1c8 6. Mocbctb pon Gumbcrs
(ono. Mo, limo 5t Woiicnucrruoltern
fiir Sic Gontraftorcu @m. mo SorrD
Sootmon crnannt lporOcu, ipcld)c bcn
8oll cincr 6 Neilcn lou9cn StuotS.
2on0itrobe BON Gumherlonb III oft
litcr Hid)tun9 controftlid il6crnom'
men hotten. Bic MoIienpcriuolter
ipuroen BON 9unOc1ridtcr Worri@
oii @ctreibcn bon % TngcItcnten Scr
Gontroftcrcn c%rnonnt.
Gin grobeS nTrcurcns
eucr."
Sic Baltimore Ohio @obnaeIcls
iGoIt uiro. mic ans Cumberland.
lpo., aemeloct miro, in ndhIter Belt
6ei ser Stotiou 6opettc on Scr Sits
brracr Iioiiion Der Sa6n Srn0ertr
alter Srod)tlpoggonS, oeren Reporo'
tilr Iif niht lobnt, uerbrennen. Gic
@iicnltiide meroen nod Dem @crbrcll'
nunaspro5eB cinociommeIt merocn,
@r9iebiqe SirihioGb.
Sic Siritio90 in sen bloucn Der.
acn lobnt lid. Charles @ooOmoro
BON @opneSboro bat iieben Stride
erlcqt. Capt. Sobn M. Stunt bon
Sogcrstopn, WO., crle0te ben %erIteI1
Sirif, cincn Bod, Der $50 Ffrmo
tpog. Sobn Sbpina, Der bel Golebo'
mia mobnt, iticB oii nrei 8eerOcn
Stride. sic Suiommcn fl aopie itort
moren. Nud) aus nnocren @ebirgas
qcoenOen bea meitliden NtorpIuno
fommcn 9eri6te iibcr utQemobnlih
5oblrciheS auitretcn BON Sirifcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18

bon Der 6onlilie 9iidel nid)t pcrnonls
men, uno 10 brad)en lie Die &bllre
elm. babnten lid eincn @eg ourd)
BEN Hulth nnd) benz 5neiten Stpd-
iperf unO broftcn 6run Nidcl uno
ibre ainoer nod ~red1t5eitig IN 81
derbeit. Sn5luiihen eridien oud)
Die Seuertpebr un0 betGmpfte Die
6lommen erfolgreid,. 0er onacrid)-
tete Sdooen bctrdgt ctiuo $1,000 mo
lit ourh &eriidcrumQ bel Der Neutld)s
Imerifoniihcn 6eucr Scrlit)c-
rllngS . @eiellhnit gebedt.
- 3urd) Ole Grploiiou zines Nien@
in Der @obmung oea 9te9erS Scnrn
u. So6nioL 9tr. 102. Norbs0 urbon-
StraBe. muroeu Die bier 8inocr
Sobnion's in 2ebcnsgciobr gebroht.
Die &inoer moren bcinobc ponlNmld)
iiberp1lti9t, ais lie bon No0bor1
ms 6reie gcbrod)t mnrocn. Glc
gflltter Der &inocr orbcitetc ollBers
halls oeS Soltico, ais Die Grplolioll
'crfol9tc.
&ermut6Iiher SAT- pom
0elIo9ru. - SIN Ct. NNueS-SO-
ipital befinOet ii6 cine Srou -. ".
Repnoloa pom loloboiice, 6loa BON
Der Ier5tc 0c$ &obnS SopfinS, &oipi'
toIS, sic lie %bchonOeln, ucrmnlthcn,
Dab tic nit Der Qciiirdtetcn &runf1clt
YeQo9ru beboitet lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18
dapital nub lteberidmf So, 100000.

Stes. 8. grnfts
t5an6-) grdiibent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18
&crmiid,tc tclcsrupbiidle 9cpcidJcm,

ScrlltidItc tClcgfupHllult SVPVl"bVh'
Ter Grader. QrltIt," alias oIe
Rational biscuit 60" bon Nens
Scricp, bat Dem Stoot Leroa 500
600 iiir oic GrloubniB bc5oblt, inl
Stoutc lore .Grodcrs" lp1breno Der
rGdItcn Sebrt Sabre uerfollien 5l Dir
len. GS lit Dies Die GroBte @cbilbr,
fic iemolS non elmer Corporation be
;nblt moroct lit, I'M i'll (cro0 @c.
id)1ite mohcn 81 o%ilrfc1.
Ton cinCnl 2oWeu iuuroc III ct.
ncnt Girfua IN SpriugiicIb, g, Sri.
Bertha AuQowcr ollacgrifirrL nod
Dem Tie Ole orciiirte Bette porgciiibrt
botte. 9titr bltrd) ooS roid)c Ginidrci.
Ten cincs Der onocrcn aiinitIcr mllrhc
lie Dem Gooe cntriiien. Sic truJ al
cincm 9cin Nunoen oopon.
&n Der llniperiitGt uon Notr1
Game, Snb.. lit inter Den Stubcntcll
cin pcrmnncntcr Glub inter Dem DO.
men ,Ncro.GIub Of Notrc Gonc" &c.
biloct por0clL, Der iidl 0cm Stu0tunI
mo Der llcblurg in Ger Suitihiiiobrt
bingcbcn miro. SIS iin0 bcrCita mcb.
rcrc Sluon1ulhIuen 0ebaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18
Gin neuer sad" NJ Carr

Gin neuer sad" INT 8arl1.
- nSod Der Nufidliber" mno Sad
Der @itriolmerfer" buben ben Stoltb
9oltimore'S idon lunae bon Den 6it.
ben geidiittelt. Sest bot sad Der
Houfer" bier iein Debut gcnnht. Gr
mllrbe 9eiterrt &ormittog oem Holi-
5eirid)ter 2ooen IN Scr pcitlifen 80
li5ciitotion porgefiibrt un0 gob JET.
men 9tanelt uls Mar &iebcrrpit BON
9tr. 240, Noro . 5rontitroBe, al. Sim
0icnitao Nbelo ge8en E l(br bcfono
iid) SRI. 6lorence @bite bon Nr.6S6,
Weit 9altimoreitroBe, ntf Dem
Seimlpege, dis lid ibr pl0bIid Sad"
n1bertc mo lie ubne ieoen @runo
ms @ciidt id)Iu9. Sri. @bitc per
iuhte iidl III Siherbeit III bringen
uno trot riifiports, ood) Sieberluib
idlrg meiter ouf iie Elm. Tic Be
orGngte fro0te 6orouf ibrcn Angreis
Ter, ans lpcld)em @rluloe CT tic idlo-
&c, obnc bon Dem @robion Nntrport
5ll erbolten. sic Siilierrlie oeS Sri.
@bite lodten idlieblih ben Ser
fcbrspoli5iitcl Wtc&cnno nod Der
S5enc, Der, nadloen1 cr lid iiber ben
Soa ouigetlGrt botte, Die Gerbaitung
DeS 2icberWiB betperfltelligte. Sci
Dem &erb0r 5el,gte Sri, g9bite. ooB
lie Siebcrnit nie 5iipor geieben Dobc
ulo lie lid nidt cnt5iffern fonnte,
ans lpeld)cm @rmnoe Der Mnrun oltf
lie eiitgeihlngen bobe. Vefrogt,
lparum er ii6 bieies 8er9ebens ifltl-
dig gemoht babe, erflorte Der grrc.
liant, ooB i'm SRI. @bitc eiliell Yer
riidten getonnt bobe. TerldIeoelc
3elacn itclten Dies in Nbrene. Gin
iunger Molll, Der lid ais FrIoot'
0eteftip 1usgub, informirte oelt Eos
liseiridter ip1breno oeS Serbora, ooB
2iebertuis friiber zines 0bnliten
Soles pegeu perboitet uno in Der
mitileren Yoli5eiitotion beItrott NOR
ben lei. No6oem aooi Soocn Dem
Sditling cine StrofreOe ertbeilt bat
te, pcrurtbeilte CT i'm 5l 5ebn Sn9en
; @eiGngrib ulo 5u $40 @eloltrote.
Siebertpib le0te bel Der Serfiinonng
oeS ltrtbeils cine bciuun0erungaiuitrs
oige @lei6giiltiqfeit al Den Gag.
Nus brennenoem Sdu1e
gerettet. Sieben Yerionen
mnroen ont Gienitag Nbenb gegelt
If llbr oitrd1 Die Wotiomfeit bon
Boli5iIten oes oitIiden 9iltriftS POM
6lommentoo gcrettct, nlS III Dem 8e'
bGlioe oes Srn. ,Sobn Hidel, Rr.
100, SbolilesItrobe, III ablpeienbclt
bcS Srit. Nidel Sclicr oliSbrad). Sr.
Hifel betreibt I'M eriten Stodluerfe
ein Serren . aitsitoffirnngs. 8eid)oft,
mdbreno er nit ieiner aus i%einer5ron
unb feds 9inbern beitehenben Sonli'
lie bns 5peite Stndtucrf beiuobnt.
altr5 nad 10 llbr. uahoem lid feline
6omilie 5ilr 6ubc begeben bette.
eing Sr. Nidcl ans unb lieb cine
2oirpe IN eitem hinter Dem Saocn
b~efinolid)en 3intilcr bremen. Cine
Stuutoc ipdter 6entettte Goli3iit Sing
3aud)iuolfen aus Dem Saoen orin.
gen. Or nIarmirte iofort Die fSeuer.
mebr nno 6enad)rihtigte oann oen
Serqeonten Iiniiens nnh Den Noli.
5iiicn 9ebringcr. Ins @lopfcn Der
ssidlitode at Der Snustbiire ipuroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
GaIpert. nnb GG9ette.S trnFc.

g9ir 6ibleH rH+cr unfere Depoiiloren
benti6e BeiopDucr Der Stnot. peId1e
bic Si6ereeit Siefss .Snitiinis iln6 nc
-nUen NuinCN 0DHc Mtf0ttdf nuf ole Wtrnc
Eonios erfaeaeuaefr1tbte gleifnlibige
.63ffiffeti AZ fui.roiprtt fpifen. s9ir Iuoer
-5u .SepoitielL ouf Chefs 31bIbar =
ooer fleiIte. Elm iiUo 5nbieft 81 "a
uuf Gpar.gonti 5n irieno einem
-getrnge bon ciien Dollar Aufipdrts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18
Summer u Befer,
Ecntides Saaf' nnS 8ediclscidGit,
26 Suntb-S trakc,
,Ratiouol ganf of Gpmmeree .8rbdube.
Wtt1Iiebtf Der W%fiienb1rie.

slu' urlo @erfaui bon citizen nnb Obliu1'
nuref.. Wedfel rnb greoit,Brtefe uuf nle
bnuptfd6Iiden Stfote Giiropu's, Yin. uno Ners
Ionf %irernoer Beloiorten. iouie 9liisfertienne
eon Woufinhtcn, ShiffSfartei bon uno lia6
TeutfhInib. (aprii27-)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
$1O.95 and $16.95 Win Bay Any One Of These 74 Silk Frocks That Sold For SIS 6 $2O

Tomorrow morning get here as quickly as you can; join this party of brand new $15 and $25 Silk Dresses for S1O.95 and $1695.
 One style made hit in Birmingham not , long ago at $25; undoubtedly the same dress tomorrow at $1O95. Fresh from the same maker built of the same grade of tai feta and foulard, trimmed the same and with the same quality of workmanship. One for each of the first twenty women who come-unless somebody wants two!
 Not one of the other fifty four but meas ures up to our $25 standard in color and style. The whole collection comes from man who is an adept at dainty silk frocks. He deals so largely in taffeta and foulard that we find his qualities are usually little heavier and better than the regulation kind.
 Every one capital for summer frocks, aft ernoons, little evening affairs and home dinners, and what could be less expensive! No better dressmaking-ch what you like in color and silk-and wear them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
Short ;! Sharp i! To The Point l! You Read It at q Glance.

81x90 Sheets, 50c 1000 65c bleached 81x90 sheets of best muslin finished perfect.
 BOG Fancy Ribbons, 19c yd-4l12 and 5-inch warp printed fancy rib bons; also plain taffetas.
 15c pr. for 25c Infants Sox-In- fant's lace and plain lisle sox, in black and colors-all sizes.
 Gingham Aprons, 55c = These Amoskeag gingham aprons have deep founce with ruffe at bottom.
 121ac Gauge Vests, 7c- Women $ gauge vests with tape around neck and armhole.
 Fay Stockings, 25c-3Oc grade Fay Stockings, full length, medium weight, fast black.
 Untrimmed Hats at 95c-Many shapes, all new; black, natural, as sorted colors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
More of T D o s 2 A m o s k c ag Gi11g- hams at 6c ard.

Uncommon every way you look at them; good in color, weave and weight, and our customers tell us they laundry perfectly.
 SEC yd. for 121ac Percales in range of light and dark colors.
 15c yd for 2Oc Crepe Plisse, that new striped and embroidered stuff that's so attractive.
 111ac yd for 15c Madras; large line of fast-color patterns; over 40 pieces.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
Again Special Elm broidery Bargain s.

Women were eager over them last Monday, suchsneat, dainty embroid- cry for so little money
 At 31ac yd-5c, Sc and 71ac cam- eric insertions and edgings; about 400 yards.
 At 19c yd-35c Cambric corset cover founcing, IS inches wide, new blind and open effects; nearly 200 yards.
 At 15c yd-25c Swiss and Main sock Embroideries, 9 to 15 inches wide; dainty effects; little over 250 yards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
Wash Dresses aUorth
 Up to $500 Red Letter Special $4.95.

Nearly 50 pretty serviceable wash jumpers and Dutch neck dresses; prettily trimmed with large pearl buttons, embroidery collar and cuffs and piping. Don't worry about the making; we can fit you and give you every color in 12 styles. Better get here early, before they are picked over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
Tailored Suits, T,uo BeautifulLots Tomorro1u $14.95 and $18.95

eight stylish tailored suits worth cent of $2o and At least 12
  skirts, front,f finished with buttons.
 Tailored Sut that sold well at $25 and $0 perfectly tailored From the button box; taea ning few tailored with brad silk button himmingskr full gored with butOns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
Some Live News From
Satisfying Millinery Al $5.95, $6.95 and $7.95

No difficulty about getting spring hat for $5.95, $6.95 or $795. The city is full of them
 But 1t is often a bit difficult to find satisfying hat at that price.
 Fashion has conspired with this spring to turn out the most deliciously wearable hats womankind has had in wears.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
The Red Letter Sale H~~o~"ns" s"vnna
Informa mation

These items give to the pub lie information about the store and its merchandise that will be helpful to satisfactory buy ing.
 Tn two words, information that is STORE NEWS.
 The information comes to you first hand from the mer- chandize itself -sifted, scruti- nized, "proved up"- EXACT; you need make no allowances ''that it is advertizing,' or a "pretty story" or "a romance of the trade.
 It is INFORMATION; exact information; nothing else.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
Or eatest Bargains
 Yet i,1 Best Grade Muslin Underwear.

It is rare that you find such saw ings in the popular priced but de- pendable underwear that we sell in this store. For instance
 Women's Gowns at 95c worth up to $2; an odd lot of 45 fine nain- sock trimmed with lace and em- broidery; high or low neck.
 Women's Corset Covers at 25c, worth up to 75c; some quite elabor- ate lacy styles, others with beading and ribbons.
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 position, you need to see that good soil is supplied to give them a start.
 Planted In Beds-A bed of these dwarf, bush growing azaleas is a rare sight, and one to be prized by any lover of plants and flowers. All through the winter they are still pretty with tn cir bronze and green colored foliage In planting bed of these plants, esti- mate on setting the plants IS to 20 inches apart. The bushy growth of this azalea produces magnificent specimens It takes some time to get good, large plant, but the results to be gained are well worth the waiting.
 Large Flowered Pot Grown Gle matis"-The extra large blossoms of this attractive group of clematis are known to all flower lovers. They are one of the choicest groups of climbing plants for floral effects.
 Many have been discouraged in try ing to get some of these vines estab- lished, as they transplant with consid- erable risk.
 "Clema matis."-What a charming range of color and size there is in the flow CTS of this popular vine, the clematis.
 Clematis paniculata is well known for its sweet, fragrant. white, feathery blossoms. The large lowered sort are very popular. For it's lavender flowers, crispa is in demand.
 All are well suited for porches, treI- lises and situations where Towering vines are wanted.
 In planting pack the soil closely around and among the roots, but do not bury the crown.
 The tops are more or less inclined to die off In the winter, and if .cut away, the new growth the following year is fresh and strong.
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The hands that work with these lovely flowers and velvet ribbons and becoming straw shapes seem to be fairly inspired by the beauty of their materials And re- suits are so pretty so wearable, satisfying 1t will be singular woman who does not like them!
 Ready-to-wear sailors, 95c upward Trimmed millinery starts at $2.95.
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FoR sALE

We have two improved pieces of business property strictly central, $40,0O0 and $50,000 bargains, terms req sonable. w. B. Leedy & Go.
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Special Shirt Waists. 65c to
 $3.S5--Worth $1.OO to 5000

Five counters heaped with this army of shirtwasts, samples and surplus lots from half dozen of the best shirtwast makers Lingerie tailored, messane and tai feta models Fresh daisies, every one.
 At 65c, worth $1-Are ace-trimmed lawn and tail ored waists, few coored; all samples and odd lots; only few of kind-short sleeves
 At 95c, early season price $1.5O to $2.25-Are lin gere waists of lawn and batste fifth embroidery and lace trimmings; long. Also tailored madras waists, long sleeves and linen collars
 At $1.5O worth $2 to $275-Lingerie waists of lawn and batiste; long sleeves.
 At $195 and s2, early price $45O to $6-Beau tful lingerie models of batiste with pretty trimmings
 At $385, worth $5 and $6-Are messalne evening waits in white and delicate coors with lace and medal lion trimmings Also serviceabe and pretty tailored models in black taffeta; short and long sleeves.
 Come early Even this quantity will speedily melt away under the of feminine enthusiasm STORE OF GREAT VALUES Durger Dry Goods Co.
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Easter Aftermath Savi1a Time
 Women's Suits, Dresses and Waists At Radical Reductions

The just beginning delayed the hat Bur that the waiting of
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BURGERS BIG RED LETTER SALE BEGINS OUT THIS WEEK WOMEN WILL FIND EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS AWAITING
 THEM THROUGHOUT THE STORE.
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Black Waterproof Silk Red Lettered.

At 49c 24-inch black Jap Silk; 59c quality.
 At 69c -27-inch black Jap Silk; 75c quality.
 At 75c-27-inch black Jap Silk; 89c value.
 At S9c- 27-inch black Jap Silk; $1 quality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18
Ever=GrOwimg New Kind
SILKS--Their Part I11 the Red Letter Sale

Special white Japanese silks from an importer who furnishes with the majority of regular silks and was willing to cooperate in making this worth while Silk Sale
 20-inch white Jap Silk worth 25c, at 19c yard. 36inch white Jap silk, worth 59c, at 47c yard. 36-inch white Jap silk, worth 69c, at 55c yard. 36-inch white Jap silk, worth 89c, at 74c yard. 36-inch white Jap silk, worth $1 at 85c yard
 At 29c, 20nch wash silk full range of patterns and colors regular soc yard.
 At 39c 27-nch natural pongee silk worth at least 50c yard.
 At 58c 24nch 75c fouard slk choice of 14 patterns
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Personal Notes.

Mrs. Charles A. Stillman, whose pie ture appears In The Age-Herald today, will be one of the beautiful young women in the tableau, The Worship of Beauty" in the Tableaux Vivant, April 27. Another will be Mrs. John Warren. who is a lovely member of a group of six to represent ancestor worship in the Chinese tableau.
 A ooterie of Birmingham beauties was chosen to take part in the tableaux and the response to requests for their assistance was given generously. The tableaux will undoubtedly be a marvel of beauty.
 Miss Sarah Lehnhard of Monett Mo-, is one of the popular visiting girls in
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25c Imported LaaOvas at 19c yd. soc French NainsOOk ct 38c yd.

The head lines show two of the bargains in this very unusual Red Letter Sale of White Goods.
 The imported lawn is B inches wide, very sheer; has excellent washing qualities. The Nainsook is 46 inches wide, suitable for pretty party or fancy white frocks.
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For Rent-Rooms with first class table board. Apply PLY 11th avenue, south.