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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
Christmas Goods
AT 4 GREAT REDUCTION FOR
 SATURDAY.

AT 4 GREAT REDUCTION FOR
 SATURDAY. Cnrlstu1as Toys Jeff from last Sat ardsy Nil be sold today at a big say rng, in basement MIRRORS AND HAND BAGS RE
 DJCED. HeauLful Mirrors, with French bev- sIed glass. high polished backs, three nanei effect. Some were marked to reli at s5.o0. For Saturday from S20O 70 to S}.50
 LEATHER BAGS. IH Tan gilt finishing chamois Hn- ng. s0ma tn Noire. were S5.50. now s45e; s49s, now sSsS In green leather s3.5O quality, now fIb0.
 Iu black leather. t4J0 now S40O. f4as quality, now s4Oo. S5.9S quality, TOW iAaS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31

Meriden.-The most brilliant society event Of the year was the reception Wednesday evening at the Winthrop, when MT and Mrs Arthur Sherman Lane of 34I Colony street fornna IIv presented their twin daughters. Misses Gertrude Emma and Grace Louise to society.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
Only one "sRoMo oulNINEy

That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUI- NINE. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE Used the World over to Cure Cold in One Day. 25c
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
A New Order.

It is now time to form the Hilario' Order of Survivors of the Annual De Courier-J Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
WILLlMANTIC
What Is Goinq On Toni.

Vaudeville and Moving Pictures a the Opera House
 Moving Pictures at the Bijou and Scenic Temple
 Social and Dance in Washburn Hall.
 Saturday Night Dance in A B. Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
To speak at Woodstock.
OFFICERS ELECTED
At Annual Church Day Exercises oi
 Congregational Society.

The following officers were elected at the annual church day exercises of the Second Congregational church. held in the church banquet room and chapel Thursday evening: Deacon for four years, Chester E. Child; deacon for three years, George R. Harrington; member of standing committee, Mrs. r J. Daniels: church treasurer. F. E. Clark; church clerk, George B. Cham plin; church historian. Harold Corbin; collectors, John A. Warner, Ernest Lewis. Wallace Smith. Gilbert Perry Walter Cain. Willie Fuller: ushers, w J. Bartlett. J. R. Carpenter, F. w Seward, Carl Kent. George E. Cham plin.
 In Honor Of New Jersey Guests.
 Mrs. Wallace Sterns of Bradley street entertained Friday afternoon in honor of her sister, Miss Madeline Taylor of Englewood. N. J.
 Local Briefs.
 Henry Church of Hartford has been the guest Of his mother, Mrs. H. W Church, in Grove street
 A meeting of hostesses for the Janu- ary meeting of Elizabeth Porter Put nam cha pter D. A. R., was held Fri day afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
jEWETT CITY
Hose and Ladder Company's Annual Meeting-New Year's Gatherings Planned for Monday Evening.

The annual meeting of the A. A. Young, Jr., Hose and Ladder company. No. ], was held Thursday evening. John .. Delaney was elected foreman, Marcus Driscoll first assistant, Will liam Grenier second assistant, John F. Hennon secretary, J. H. Mccarthy treasurer, II. Gordon Willis property clerk. Dennis Sullivan steward. Fire police: M. E. Shea. Bernard Breen, Ed ward Walsh, Henry Ballou, James P. Walsh. w. T. Jackson, John Tetreault, Joseph Cadieux and Harry Wakefield. Three nea were elected to active nbership-Richard Cotter Dory Jarvis, Philip Jarvis and Pearl NTor- gan The committee for the ball next month is John c. Delaney, Peter Bryant and Daniel ConnelL
 Pulpit Themes.
 Sunday morning at the Baptist church Rev. F. ". Potter's topic will be The Urgency of a New Year. and in the evening A Guarantee of Pros perity.
 Rev. " IT. Canes morning topic at the Congregational church is This Year Also. The sacrament of the Lords supper will be observed at tho close of the morning service. The subject in the evening is The Story of the Year.
 The annual New Years gatherings are to be held Monday evening.
 At Dealnley and Clarke's Saturday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Annual Meeting of Congregational Churoh-Fratrnity Elections-Mss Marion Jones to Be Ordained-So- ciaI Affairs.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
In Honor of New Jersey Guests,
Local Briefs.
Mother of Governors.

Kentucky has furnished to other states 1o6 governors.-Louisville Cou- rier- Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31

Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action
 quick in results and restore the natural action. of the kidneys and bladder. They correct irregularities. Lee & Osgood
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
W0men's and Misses Heavy Weight Underwear

Forest Mfffs Vests and Pants, fleece linsd high neck long sleeves 25c and Soc
 Vests and Pants in silk and Wool, high neck, long sleeves, pants ankle length. sl.o0 and s12B; extra sizes Sf59
 All wool Vests and Pants. hlgh neck, long sleeves. pants ankle length, st.o0 each: extra sizes s1.2S.
 Union Suits, lightweight Wool, S1.50.
 Union Suits all Wool, high neck, npnE sleeves, pants ankle length, s1.50 and s2CD. -
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body. including Agent Butts ~ ,h.
society. who got a DOH. Harry ID. Graf
the xelye-year-old boy who was rescued
. couple u days ago from room at $50
bird avenue, where he had been CON
lined for two years. got a game. but h.
ssiu seemed daxed and did not appear
% understand what IL waa all about
santa gave out all he had before thu. chill
dren went In tn eat. There was music
all the evening I.
Those who were IN charge OF the f.SiIv-
tiles were hss Alice Curtis. manager of
the ohildren's department OF the soci-ty,
and her daughter. Mrs. Alice Whit.
assistant manager committee chosen
from the children themselves worked ON
the plans too. Among those who were
there were Commodore Eibridge +. Gerry.
one OF the founders OF the society. who
was there with his family. Mrs Walter
Hughson of Morgantown. y. G.. Mrs.
Glover Arnold. Thomas ID. Walsh super
intendent OF the society. and Mrs Walsh,
|Dr, and Mrs. William How Morrison, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cooper and the Misses
Gregory. sisters-in-law OF John ID Lind
say. president Of the society.
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HOLIDAY WEEk ar TCNEDO.
Nsw Year Nv . Hail Srst saturday CSust y
Tennis and narIurt Matches.

TUXEDO PaRk. Dec u Holiday ~ees
at Tuxedo will be- very gay. The Sew
Years Eve ball will take place rs usuea
next saturday evening. preceded by the
several large dinners AT tho Tuxedo
Clubhouse. and many Of th".o:tlges viii
be open.d for the week.
Tn. tennis and racquet club has ar
ranged for a series Of court tennis handi-
cap matches tn Ia played during the
week for a handsome cup presented by
George Grant Mason. and on New Years
Day there will be- series OF racquss
matches for q handsome cup given BY
The frs, skating al the season on
Tuxedo Lake was one OF the attractions
this week. and a large fashionable crowd
indulged in the sport. The toooggan
was also opened on saturday. 4 series
Of winter sports have been arranged for
the coming week II the WEATHER u favor-
able
Georg. F. Baker. ,Jr,. entertained q
large party AT the club tonight, followed
by dancing in the ballroom The club
house has been artisticslly decorated for
the holidays
Among the arrivals this week were
Hunt. William Rhinelander Stewart. Jr.
Arthur Mason Jones' Carl Lumholts.
Oscar J Brand. Huette Cammack. r. r,
Frelinghuysen. Richard e. Hunt and
Albert Eugene Gailatn
George X Preston entertained Arthur
Herbert and J Lester Kaye OF London
at Ormond Lodge during the week end.
Mrs Arthur Mason Jones has arrived
at the Davis cottage for the season
Others who will spend the holiday week
at their villas are Mr. and Mrs George
Grant Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 8 Chanler.
Mr. and Mrs W NJ. v. Hoffman Mr. and
Mrs Joseph r Tower. Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
q Barnwell. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leroy
Emmett Mr. and Mrs r. o Spedden. Misc
Katherine p Newbold. Mrs Ernest r.
A,tee and Mrs Charles W. Cooper
Capt and Mrs Richmond Pearson
Hotson Of Washington ara spending the
week with Mr. and Mrs. George H Hull
at the Hull cottage, and the Rev and
Mrs William Fitzsimon have returned
from Europe and are at the ST Mary's
rectory.
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ACADEMY or DESIGN SALE.
Three Paintings and Four Pieces 0r scIlI,-
lure Saad Last Week.

In the second week Of the winter eXhi-
bition OF the National Academy Of De-
sign three paintings and four pieces
OF sculpture have been sold for a total
sum Of ss.iso. making the aggregate
amount received from sales since the
opening OF the show nearly 5000.
Gardner Symons's landscape of winter.
-silsnce and Fleeting Night. has been
purchased by an American collector FOR
q. COO the highest figure recorded for a
single picture thus far. "Showery Day
At Bread Loaf by George II. Smile.
has been sold for s4Oo. and a sculpture
sketch in terra Gotta by Bessie Potter
yonnoh brought 500.
Two sculptures. Music and The Joy
OF Life by J Scott Hartley. have been
purchased for t7zS and $3.50 respectively
and Miss Abastemia Sc Leger Erberie =
A Windy Doorstep which won the
Helen Foster Barnett prize IN the -culp-
ture exhibit. has been cold for $50
Evening" by George Davidson.
brought SIS.
Considering that this il the holiday sea-
son the record OF sales is regarded as
encouraging,
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skill In fancy dancing % thu entertain
m.nt 10 be given merit Wednesday after
noon at the Plaza Hotel under the auspices
Of 81. George city COMMITTEES viii be the
Misses JuianA Cutting. Gladys Endicotf.
Beatrice Claim. Gertrude Outerbridgs
Ruth Ha wkins. Hilda Hise. Helen Stsarns.
katherine Barton, susan Eiiis. Ruth ksS.
more Edith Read and the Miases Scoville.
Tickets may be obtained at - from Miss
Gladys Endicott at IL West Thirty eighth
street Among the patronesses are Airs.
William Douglas sloane, Mrs Lorillard
McG. Woodbury.. Mrs. August Belmont.
Jr.. Mrs Willard Brown. Mrs, William n .
Birckhead, Mrs. Hugh Birckhead, Mrs.
", Ianman Bull. Mrs Lindley HOFFMAN
Chaplin. Mrs. Arthur Cumnock. Mrs. VIII
lam p. Douglas, Mrs Herman Ellis. MIS-
Robert Endicott. Mrs. John Greenough.
Mrs. sard Page and Mrs. Charles
Lawrence hiker.
A Christmas dance at Sherry's to- NOR
row night will. he that Of Miss Alkaline
King Robnson's class. Mira Henry Z.
Coe OF s East Tenth street will give q
dance at Sherry's on Tuesday for her
dsbutante daughter, Miss Ros1lis Coz
will be given At the Plaza next Tuesday
night. The patroneases are Mrs. Henry
BischotY. Mrs. Ira Barrows. Mrs. J. Henry
Dick and Mrs. William W McAlpin.
Next Wednesday night Mrs. stephen \
Brown OF i54 Fast Seventieth street will
give a dance for her debutante daughter,
Miss Caro- Quartley Brown. There will
be a dance on that night at Sherry's. pro
coded by q theatre party OF fifty. and .
midnight supper given by Mrs. Thomas
II. Barber OF Is East Sixty eighth street
for Miss Margaret BlaRdcn.
dinner 10 to be given next Friday
night in the ballroom Of the Tuxedo Club
house. to be followed By vaudeville.
The frat Of the metropolitan dances
viii be given At Sherry's nexs Thursday
night. The patronesses are Mrs. II.
Van Rensselaer, Kennedy. Mrs. J. Archi-
bald Murray. Mrs. George L. Rives. Mrs.
W. Jay Schiedelin. Mrs. George b. Post,
Jr.. and Mrs. Archibald Rogers. Mrs.
Herman voGel will give . dance mex,
Thursday night for her debutante daugh-
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YrLE LOG AT COLUwBIa.
STUDENTS VINO Can't 10 Home to iiaNs
Christmas Doings Tonight.

The students OF Columbia University
who live too far away TO 60 back home
for Christmas will have a celebration
tonight They will gather IN Hartley
Hall. one OF the university dormit cries
shortly after = o'clock and bring in the
-yuls log" with appropriate ceremonies.
In medisval costume the students will
drag the log across the campus to the
dormitory. where 1t will be set IN position
in the open fireplace. Christmas carols
will be- sung a. President Nicholas Murray
Butler touches of the log with a candle.
and then the students will dance before the
blaze
Il is tho 6rst time since the Columbia
dormitoreis have been opened thar any e
thing of the kind has been held and the
students are expecting TO make IL an
occasion Of great good cheer. They have
invited all ths alumni in the city who
are far away from home, like themselves.
and they expect TO make It one of the
biggest reunions OF ths year outside OF
the commencement reunions DR. Butler
will make short address.
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ter. Mi,- May vogsi. At the Colony Club.
Mrs. John :. Baird Of la West Eighty
fif,h streec will give q dance on that niSn,
for her debutante daughter. Miss isabel
I. Baird Mrs. William Webb Reynolds
Of u West Seventy-third street also will
give q dance on Thursday for her daugh-
ter, Mia Adelaide Reynolds.
Junior. viii be given a, D@lmonico's gu
the night ~ December 10. The pat
ronesses are Mrs. Robert Appleton, Mrs
Charles g. Bases Mrs. Frederick ] Btsk
Mrs. y. Arthur Stanley. Mrs. Joseph ".
Hartman. Mrs. James Raynor Hayden.
Mrs. Joseph r. Hoyt. Mrs. ' Condo
Racquet Thorn and Mrs, Arthur j. Cum
mock
Al the Plaza Hotel next Friday evening
will be- held the third annual ball o. Aux
Hilary No 1 Of the New York Diet Kitchen.
The patrone~ses are Mrs. william Curtis
Demorest. Mrs. Frederick Trevor Hill,
Mrs. william y. Ivins. Mrs. Charles r.
Dean. Mrs. lie Grand Lockwood. Mrs.
John r: Macarthur. Mrs. Henry X. Murphy,
Mrs. Henry Willard. Mrs. Walter Cook.
Wylie Barrow. Mrs James Peterson.
Mrs; Philip Sawyer: Mrs. Charles Finnsy
Clark. Mrs. George r. Baker. Mrs. John A.
Fordyce. Mrs. Edward y. Holbrook. Mrs.
William Goadby Ioew. Mrs. John @.
Mccullough. Mrs. John Ames Mitchell
Mrs. Alexander Won Gontard. Mrs Al
brecht Pagensiecher. Mrs. Edward NJ.
Cook. Mrs. Henry p Davissu, Mrs Joseph
w. Triton. Mrs. Samuel G. Van Dusen
Mrs. August Lewis and Mrs. Russell c.
Lehingwell.
Mr. and Mrs william Z. Benjamin will
pass the winter at the Ritz-Carlton. where
they have an apartment.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Jean Cassard Buckley. daughter
Of Henry Wheeler Buckley OF East Orange.
n. j.. to Robert r. Howard Of South
Orange. Mr.. Howard was graduated from
Yale in 1904 and the Harvard law schoo,
in 1901 and Ia member OF the Essex
Hunt. University and Essex County
Country ciubs. He In captain and
aid on the division STAFF Of Major Gen.
Peter +. Wanser. He IL the son Of Col.
George Z. p. Howard retired. formerly
Of the law firm Of Root. Clark 4 Howard
OF this city
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YALE DRAMATICS HERE.
Tue Association 60 Play IN Nrntasiio'
at tire waldorf ON Jan. . ansi ..

Tue Association 60 Play III NeutagtiO"
NJ the waldorf on Jan. . amt ..
The members ~ the Yale Dramatic
Association are to give at the Waldorf
on January . and III ventaglio.- the
first play they have produced this year
and the one they are taking around now
on their Christmas trim. The Yale boys
think they have been unusually fortunate
this year in getting men for wouI-ns
roles. Arthur NJ. Hartwell. 10. who
has played girls parts ever since he
has been in college. takes tn. part Of
GfdniRa. the leading feminine character
He appeared as Gracs HarkaWay in Lon
don ASSURANCE" here last winter.
man has been found in tn. freshman class
who has DEVELOPED great possibilities
in the feminine acting line and Is thought
TO he the best looking giri that Yale ever
turned out. He is X. L. King. who plays
the j,art Of Candida.
I'll Ventagiio.- or The Fan ~ by the
Italian playwright Carlo Golcioni and
has been translated for the dramatic
association by Prof Kenneth Mckenzie
OF the faculty OF modern languages IN
Yale: The play is well staged and many
specially Tor i. william Def. Manics.
10. Of New York, will take the part OF
Errrs,io. the leading man. Others in
the cast are z n. Woolley Of New York.
who plays The Count, ". e. Blllitp. CTes-
pipo, and &. e HickoN. GtTsruds.
The company started on the longest
trip in the history OF the Yale Dramatic
Association on Tuesday December 20.
A dress rehearsal was given az the Hype-
rion Theatre. New Haven. and on Thurs
day. December -, the first performance
was given i'm Bridgeport. ON Friday.
D~ce,uher IL ApDsarpd with stlCCeas
in Albany and next week will visit Erie
Pittsburg. Buffalo. Washington and
Brooklyn. arriving in New York on Janu
avy =
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The Duke Of vallombrosa and Baron
I.ejeun are among the frequenters OF
the opera Prince A. d'Abro Pagratide
d Paris il a, the Gotham for the winter.
Baron and Baroness Falk enberg returned
on Wednesday to Europe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
S4NTA At GERRY SOCIETY.



ents fer Everybody.
santa Claus got around to go his young
steers Al the Gerry society last night about
n!ock. That was early. but he had q
trr Z" evening ahead OF him and he wanted
= r" able to stay around Q while. He
r'.-ai his aeroplane on the roof. and
r1'a"- nan Ire the chimney he descended
p" Say Of the elevator. But he was the
-l'r- Old santa Claus. for he had bullying
tiE ~"veraI OF them in fact. on his back.
eI with dolls and toys and games and
a.", Tor tho senenty-hve boys and
: - VINO were under tho care OF the so
D"'v They were from two to sixteen
'"fr. I'D and they got into line according
20. 'he youngest first. to march up TO
.--trnmoth Christmas tree where Santa
D.. zen his stand and was ready to dole
. F.it ne bod.
santa Cia,is WASH the whole show by
e means That tree was so big that IL
49,. 81 % go on up through the ceiling
81 = curse was covered with all the
~ ngs The show started about O'Clock
e''E The children ran In TO sse the sight.
FIST event was pulled OF when tire
Her Professor. tho man with magic up
cove. came in on tho run. having
'-' aIght the boat from Staten lsland
".udren did not lot tho thought Of
:" . aus interfere with fun they had
N'' mis- Herr Doctor. They enjoyed
''-"Iy seeing one Of their number. .
..put 10 years old. made the goat
n" "yenlng. for the Herr Professor
""f that he was . walking sausage
~ ~ ~ suddenly extracting limo Of
r.n.' u'"rs from under his coat. That
w. nny. hut the kids Just went Wild
'. O." doctor incubated q rabbit. a real
k'r@ing bunny. from q bundle OF
end on.
DO Herr Professor laad on the second
he entertainment with a Punch
ny show. This appealed natur-
b" children. and the grownups
" getting excited over the out
a Lattle royal when Santa Claus
N@'' Ia He had something for sEery-
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The Rev. William l.. Cunningham Of
the Roman Catholic Church Of ST. Mary
Star OF the Sea in Bayonne has been
assigned to the rectorship OF ST. Mary =
Roman Catholic Church at East Sutlsy
Father Cunningham will begin his new
duties at once. succeeding the Rev. Francis
A. Foy. who died recently at the rectory
Of his church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

Mrs John b. Pine OF - Gramercy
Park. who introduced her two daugh-
ters the Misses Alice Pine and Edith Pine
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Mrs. sass Rsmembsr, 10 parA E.npso,ee

Mrs Russell Sage ssnt Yesterday to
Ms. Henry Parsons. head OF the Chill
dren's School Farms In De witt Clinton
Park. q note enclosing twenty O. notes
The money IL for the men employed
In tho park. which borders Eleventh ave
n1e from Fifty-second to Fifty-fourth
street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
WANTED--SALESMEN

WANTED-Men with successful recotos selling grocers sundries In quann.S deals. drug. extract or other deals 10 general merchants; salary s125 to S2)o month and travelling expenses with llp- erai extras; only thoroughly eXpefl- enoed successful speciality salesmen ol good appearance, strong convincing takers and deal closers" need apply; state age, actual speciality road eXperi- ence and references in first letter or no attention will be paid. If acquainted with wholesale grocers and have traN- eled with their salesmen, give partlcn- lars Name territory preferred in North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Ala bama, Mississippi or Tennessee. Hlgh class proposition with high salary to high class men only. Applications treat ed confidentially. Address Sales Dept, corner Finley and Elm street, Montgom- cry, Ala. 4-lo-zt-su wANTED-Salesmen by large manufac- turer of staple line ;trayeling speciality salesman of ability worth good compen-. safion want salesman desiring perfna- nent connection and capable of building for big future. Long time contract to good men. Write L-S0, care Age-Herald WANTED-50 salesmen, experienced, sell ing imported calendars, wall pockets. tis- sues, opals, tinseled goods. etc. From Ohio to California, Canada to Gulf Samples ready; commissions weekly; bond required. Lincoln Novelty Ad- vertising Co.,, Lincoln, Neb.
 to sell grocers, drug gists, confectioners; s125 monthly and expenses. California Cider and Ex- tract O., 101 Leffingwell. St Louis, Mo. WANTED-Two travelling salesmen in Alabama to sell grocers; $150 monthly and expenses. Manager, South Main street, St. Louis, Mo.
 WANTED-Several Northside homes at bargain Eborn, 633 BrownMarX.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT. broom cottage, Powderly. 2 lots, $1o.
 FOR SALE. 100x14o ft., corner Ave B and 17th st; prospective wholesale property; easy terms; small cash payment. Lot at Hyde park, s300. 6h acres, North Birmingham, on railroad; easy terms. L. G. PETTYJOHN. r Phones 1l01 and 4s5. 1S265b Sd Ave
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FOR RENT.

NORTHSIDE.
 8 rooms-two-story PLY sth Ave, sso % 6 rooms-two-story, 622 18th st., 9. .O0 roons-two-story. 3l3 23d st.. S5.O0 5 roon3s-cottage. 2610 Sth ave, 16.0o 5 oms-furnace-heated fiat, 2610
 Sih ave. 27.5o
 FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE. rooms-two-story, 920 18th st., S45 .00 rooms-cottage, 1106 Ave. F, 17.50 rooms-eottage, HOT Ave. ], 35.O0 rooms-cottage, 1037 Ave. H, 15.00 J. H. HEINEkE R. E. G l. A. Co, Agts. Phones q. 214 North 21st St.
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RATEs-tJne cent word a day; no ad.
 thkeh fer tess thHn 25c for first inser- ton. cash fHukt hccsmpnny order.
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PATENTS.

FXfEN7Ts seclred. Gdvlce and fiandbook free. Milo E. Stevens & Co. Attor-
 neys, Washington, D. c. Established 1884 Birmingham office, 4O1 Woodward Bldg, w. M. Mccoy, manager. Hell phone 4579. 10-3f-su-tf
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FOR SALE

By virtue of a decree rendered In the circuit court of Jefferson county, Ala bama cause No. 2036 B. A. Afford, ct als, complainants, vs. Union Bank & Trust Co.,, ct als., respondents, rendered pril 6, 1910. l am, as receiver of the coart. authorized to dispose of the lease- ht .d interest for premises located at No. 223 North Nineteenth sti cet, in Birmiog- ham, Ala, also the fu-hiture and fixtures conta med therein.
 l am also authorized to dispose of the furniture and fixtures belonging to the banks located at Altoona, Berry, Chill dersburg Edwardsville, Fort Payne. Rockford, Vernon, Vincent, Waverly and York, Alabama.
 Parties wishing to secure the lease- hold interest or the furniture and fixtures are requested to communicate with me.
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 WANTED-A partner with 5000 to s4ooo to take half interest in a good paying business that will pay s250 per month; a good, permanent business can be built up. Address G-S2 care Age-Herald.
 |
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APPLES bring you dollars. Largest pos sible returns for your spare money. In vestors-large or small anywhere write for booklet Grand Valley Fruit Co.,, Des Moines, la.
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OTHERS have made money! Why don't you? Let us start you in business sell ing merchandise by mall, make several thousand dollars annually, s25 to si0o necessary, particulars free. Lackey, 22s2 JaSalie St. Chicago.