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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
912 Fast Color Washable Dresses, Age 2 to6 EOc Years, Orth $1 for O

Ten different styles to choose from Checked Ging hams Solid Gnghams! Neat crisp Percaes Princess and Russian styles Jauny little frocks made high neck and long sleeves We expect these Dresses to leave here today in dozens We do not believe that any mother will and be content to buy just two. Come Early, is honest advice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
LOV6ndn, iji (;liil an Joseph: jii;i :SL'O'cb

Mcconnell for the third out. Both games were played in a drizzlins raln. scores :
 I,,rs. gore RH k. postan GOO GOO O20-2 s 1 Nau, yorl,s OlO 600 00-1 ? 0
 Batteries. Bedient and Cady: Ford and Sweeney. Time, :42. Empires, Connol- ly and Hart.
 Second game n'l H Ne& York ............. oW VoV Voo-o
 Batteries: Wood and Cady: McConneii and Sweeney. Time, 1:5. umpres' con molly and Hart.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
SOx Lost to Tigers
Browns Divide With Maps

Cleveland. September 2.-Cleveland de- feated St Louis this afternoon in pitch CTS battle between Gregg and Powell, 2 to i. St. Louis got men on third and sec ond with none out in the ninth but Gregg then famed Stovall and Austin, and Wal lace grounded out. Score: R. II E. Cleveland ........... O02 600 00s-2 1 St Louis ............ 0l0 GOO 00o-1 10 1
 Batteries: Gregg and Carisch; Powell and Krichell. Time, :50 Empires, OIoughlin and Westervelt
 Through punching hits off kahler with Clevelands errors St. Louis earned enough runs to win to in the morning game Mitchell who succeeded Kahler pitched whitewash ball. Chapman Cleve- lands new shortstop, drove in TWO runs with a double. Score: R. H E. Cleveland ........... POP 000 000-4 z St Louis ........ 40 GOO 000-5 12
 Batteries: Kahler, Mitchell and ONeal Adams, Napiers and Alexander. Time, 2:10. Empires. O'Loughlin and Wester- welt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
6SO Children'S Washable Dresses, Age 6 to IA $
 Worth $1.5O to $2 for l

These little Dresses will charm your growing daughters There Fall features that lend to these Frocks air of dstnction Made of fast coored Ginghams and fine Percales in variety of attractive styles Some skirts made fared others paited there peplum and some overskirt effects All made with long sleeves.
 We have added to these Dresses small group of White Lingerie Dresses from stock, which have sold here formerly for 300 and GOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
Juries Organized

Criminal juries were organized this morning in the criminal division of the city court of Gadsden and then Judge J. A Bilbro adjourned court until to- morrow morning, when jury will be secured for trying Claude Chaney, charged with the murder of sam Sni- der
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Athletics Trim Nationals Twice

Washington, September 2.-Phila delphia followed with a second victory in the aft ernoon in desperately contested 10 in ming game, the score being 9 to :. Wal ter Johnson was hit hard and timely Crabb was driven from the box in the fourth, but Brown finished the game in good form The batting of Baker and fielding of Collins and Foster were fea- tures Score: R.H.E. Philadelphia ......... o23 600 10l 2-9 IA Washingtos ......... 100 3ll olo o-7 10
 Batteries: Crabb. Brown and Lapp, Johnson and AnNhith. Time, 2:30. Gm- pires, Dineen and O OBrien.
 Philadelphia started In today to win sec ond place in the race of the American leseue by defeating Washington to in the first game. The Athletics punched hits well and compelled Washington to use three pitchers. Plank was driven from the box by Washington after seven innings, but Bender held the game safe Score: R. H k. Philadelphia .......... O1O 101 o003 Washington .. O00 002 OO0--2
 Batteries: Plank, Bender and Egan; Hughes. Musser Engel and Henry. Time, 2:20 Empires, Dineen and O Brien.
 SOx Lost to Tigers
 Chicago September 2.-Detroit batted Chicago's pitchers all over the field this morning. winning F to 4. The visitors stole bases at will, Sixteen players were used by the home team The afternoon game was postponed on account of ran. Score: R.. k. Chicago ................ 200 900 002- 10 Detroit .......... Oo2 042 220--12 Is 1
 Batteries: Benz, Peters, Scott and Kuhn asd Myer Dubuc and Stanage Time, 910 I'mpires Evans and Egan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
EVANS AND HILTON WILL PLAY FOR THE
 MEDAL TROPHY

Chicago Golf.Club, Wheaton, H., Sep tember 2.-The qualifying round of 30 foles for the national goir championship Nnded at dusk tonight with the two play CTS generally. conceded to be the strong est contenders for the title tied for the medal score trophy. Fred Herreshon runner up last year. failed to qualify.
 Hard Hilton of the Royal Liverpool Golf club. the title ho.cer, and Charles Evans, Jr.. of Edgewater, Chicago, ended the day with 152. each and will play off the tie for golf medalist later in the week Each had "A in the morning ana is in the afternoon
 Evans play on the last hole of the day cheered his admirers. He putted his drive into an unplayable tie in the rough He could not play 1t toward the green so he drove it with an iron in the polo field adjoining the links. There he was stymied by a tree. but ne lifted his ball oyer the tree to the green and holed a 200 foot put Hilton watched the stroke and led the applause that greeted Evans.
 At the end of the day ;ioward Perrin of the Merion Cricket club and Fred Her reshoff and Heinrich Sc-midt of Worces- ter were tied at l64 for last place, among the 32 who qualified. one hole, played at sundown, was enough to settle the tie. Herreshoff, who had been doing badly all day, drove well, but sent his brassie into a bunker, sent it clear across the green with his niblick and missed long putt. Perine missed his brassie shot, which ended his chances and schmidt took the hole easily.
 The weather is cooler and the greens have been put in top conditions by to- days rain.
 Cards of the two leaders follow:
 Evans, morning round:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
School Open

Schools of the city. which opened to- day, were visited by Judge J. Fl. Disque. president of the board of education, accompanied by the other members or the board.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
Beat Her Again

As the turnkey was about to lock him up on the charge of wife beating yesterday negro made dash through the prison corridor, escaped, went home and beat his wife again, secured some clothing and has not been seen since.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
Corner Stone Laid


 The principal, event of Labor Day In Cad sden was the laying of the corner stone of the new l. o. 0. P. hall at Walnut and Sixth streets. The mer' chants had arranged a special bar gain day." giving prizes for various events and many farmers were attract ed to towR hy this
 HOfferbert Returns
 W. P. Hofferbert, former editor Of the Evening Journal, has returned from an extended tour of the middle west and northwest.
 Sunday Wedding
 Charlie Wright and Mrs. Thompson. noth of Glencoe. were married there yesterday, the Rev. A. NJ Sims per forming the ceremony.
 Want Information
 Sheriff Lister has received letter from officials at SummerVille, Ga., seeking more information regarding Will Wright, the negro outlaw It IS believed that Wright may be implicated in safe blowings at that place, although the prisoner will not admit it. lie Is slowly recovering his strength.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03

Here is what mean by guaranteed If this Ralncape for any reason should prove unsatisfactory we will re- place it with one or refund the purchase prlce These Capes age to 14 practical, necessary gar ment Made of guaranteed fast coored sane, Tn navy, brown and red and warranted absolutely waterproof They have plaid silk lined hoods
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-03
Four Groups of Children's School Coats, Age 6 to 14, that are Irresistible

tin is third more than the prices
  late
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

to make. In December, 1901. there
was deposited in this bank $13S..
046.l6. In December. 1907. the de-
posts had increased to S217.-
3o1.66. September /, 1911, the de.
posts were 1910, l32.S7 and on
June IA. 1912, the total deposits
IN the Bedding Savings Bank were
S312,662.65. With such a growth in
a trltie over ten years who can say
that 1t is not bank of the people
and for the people.
The question naturally arises
what does this all mean? 1t means
that there is here reliable place
for farmers, merchants and mann
facturers to secure ready money
on notes when necessary for the
carrying on of their business. The
state law requires that all savings
banks must invest 81 per cent of
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

organized in December. 1910, was
at ITS inception but small affair.
me tloor space occupied by this
company was Of but small extent.
but from the outset success has
seemed to mark its every path UNI
I'll today the company occupies
about 5000 square feet of floor
room for the storage and display
Of their magnificent stock.
Genus D. Dow, the manager Of
the company has always made it
a point to select only the best in
the lines Of furniture which he
handles and a visit TO their large
store on South Bridge street will
reveal to the man or woman in
search of furniture a stock well
worthy of cities many times larg-
er than Belding. Everything i'm
furniture from high chair to a
brass bed and a rocking chair to
a book case is there for your in
spection. Sturdy rockers and
rest chairs for father and dainty
sewing chairs for mother; mas
sive dining tables and classic chif-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

BELDING FURNITURE co.

fonlers, side boards and dining
chairs, gocarts for baby's outing
and cradles for his noon dav nap
in Fact there's more there than
we can tell and il there for You.
the people of the City of Bedding
and the country round about.
No home is complete i'm this dav
and age of the world without its
music. The spirit OF strife that
sometimes enters the home passes
from the fold to the sweet tones
OF piano. The Bedding Furni-
ture Go. in its efforts to make the
homes of Bedding brighter and
better, have added a fine line of
Packard and Waltham pianos to
their stock. These instruments
rank high in the piano world and
must be seen to be appreciated If
you nave no piano. in your home
let them show You these popular
makes.
In sewing macknes-yes. they
handle them-the selection should
be made from makes that are re-
liable; that bear the records Of
years as marks Of their endurance.
because you can buy sewing
machine cheap, it does not neces-
sarlly follow that the cheapest is
the one to buy. The old and re-
liable Singer and its boon com
panlon the Royal, have come down
through the lapse of years from
ne time when Elias Howe first
deyolved the idea of sewing by
machinery to the present with rec
ords unsullied and countless thou
sands OF happy women extolling
their virtues. are sold by this com
pany. If the machine you have
has seen its best days, or if per
chance you have not yet placed
his useful article In your home.
visit their store and get acquaint-
ed with these wonderful machines.
1t s worth your while.
"A large line of rugs. curtains.
pictures, etc, rounds out a home.
supply stock that is hard to beat
and picture framing of all kinds
from the latest In mouldings
makes this store a trading center
that must be seen to be appreciat-
ed. Reader, be wfse-visit this
store and learn the merits of their
stock and make your home
a happy one.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

No community is complete with
out its furniture store and the i'm
petus to better and brighter homes
is found in the furniture store
more than In any other place.
Man is so cons ituted that the
brighter and more CHEEKY the
! ONE. the more he delights to be
tound in it. a home in which
broken down and decrepid furni-
lure is found fails TO hold much Of
allurement TO the man of the house
or to the young men who are
just about on the point of sever
ing the home ties to take their
place among the busy, hustling
throng known as the toiling mass
es. If you would keep the father
or the boy at home, you must
make the home attractive.
At this point we desire to touch
upon a furniture store in this city
which while practically a new
venture in Bedding, has come to
he recognized as one of the stable
and reliable institutions of our
city. The Belding Furniture Co.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

ana to the man who cares this
story must certainly appeal If
you have not already started a
savings account, don t delay-get
busy at once-deny yourself some
thing If necessary, but what ever
you do, put few dollars in this
strong bank. Have them working
for you while .you sleep. They are
safe there and that loud changing
burglar alarm which tells to the
people OF our city in no uncertain
tones if burglars are tampering
with the safe will stand between
You and any loss.
Then, again, as though to make
the security of this bank even
more secure, every officer of the
bank is heavily bonded in an
indemnity company, who are
pledged to make good any loss
'ccasioned by a dishonest officer.
Reader, what more can you ask
or the protection of your funds?
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

Savings Bank Of today are as fol-
lows: II. j. Leonard. President
A. n. Belding, vice President
Walter 5. Lambertson, Cashier
and W. ii. Angel, Assistant Cash
Ter. The Board of Directors con
sists Of a. n. Bedding, NJ. n. Beld-
ing Jr., ii. j. Leonard, w. p.
lietherington, f. c. Lloyd. +. f..
Chapel, w. c. Spicer and w. S.
Lambertson, and with such a we'll
known directorate who shall say
that it is not one of the strongest
and most potent factors to the
growth and prosperity Of our com
Just Mt this time it would seem
the proper thing to speak little
along the line of growth of the
bank as evidenced by the con-
fidence of those who have deposits
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

this wonderful system of curing
disease can consult him free of
cost.
Many people wonder what Chi
ropractic Spondylotherapy means,
and the object of this article
would not be attained were we to
fail to enlighten them on the sub
Ject. Chiropractic Spondylothera-
Ply is the science of treating i'm
paired functions and disease
through nerve-roots at the spine
with the use of no other appliance
but the hand. 1t has been truely
called Natures Cure" because
it gets down to the natural causes
and removes them. The treatm sts
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

the savings deposits in first real
estate mortgages or approved
bonds. This bank has 56 per cent
thus invested. For safety, the state
law requires that all savings banks
shall keep at least ID per cent of
their deposits on hand i'm cash and
III reserve city banks. Their last
statement showed they had 81 per
cent.
AS an evidence of the confidence
OF the people in this bank we find
by reference to a recent report
that there is Sl22,025.13 in Com
mercial deposits-the money Of
merchants. farmers and Others
from which they meet their bills
by check. There is also a savings
deposit of TS6,079.l5-represent
ing the money Of thrifty laborers.
factory employees, children and
Others placed on savings books ON
which the bank pays three per
cent. And this same report showed
to the people Of Bedding and
vicinity a deposit of 1854. 558.37
on savings eertificates-money of |
farmers, laborers, mechanics and
others on which the bank pays 3 /
per cent interest per year.
Strong as the rocks of Gibraltar
and as imperviouS to storm as the
towering peaks of the Rocky
Mountains, this great financial in
backed by the wealth of
this and other cities appeals to
our citizens as the desirable bank.
ng place. I'm the midst of life and
prosperity, Of health and strength.
t is the duty of every man to lay
~ for the coming rainy day a lit
lie each day to care for himself.
or his family, for his loved ones.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
BELDING SAVINGS BANK
A Strong Financial Factor in our City's Gro,vth

From the time when the first
colonies landed on the shores OF
this new and wonderful country
and began the establishment OF
villages, cities, and settlements.
mp to the present moment, one of
the first important steps in the
process from a financial view point
has been the establishment Of a
bank. There are really at the pres
ent time three kinds of banks
the United States banks, the state
banks and private banks. Private
banks have existed as long as our
country has existed. but L. S.
banks and State banks are Of more
or less later origin. The financial
growth and prosperity of COM
munity is better measured by its
banks than by any other means.
1t is the business thermometer Of
n city and with its rise and fall
the success or failure Of n com
munity is noted.
The Bedding Savings Bank has
long been an important factor in
the growth and prosperity Of
Belding, and this article would
not be complete if the writer failed
to 90 into the earlier history of
this strong financial organization,
and perhaps a brief resume Of the
earliest efforts along the banking
line i'm the city Of Belding. The
first bank in Bedding occupied
place in the building which stood
on the spot now marked by eel
lar and cinderS, on the lot on West
Main street, directly across from
the store of Frank ii. Hudson. 1t |
was started by a gentleman named |
W. y. Petty of Greenville. and |
was the first step towards build |
ng up the strong financial in
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
}. J. HEALY.
Doctor of Chiropractic Spondylotherapy

If there is one thing more than
another that the human family has
to contend with in the battle of
life 1t is sickness. Some are for
tunate enough to go from the
cradle 10 the grave with a scarce
touch OF illness, but the large ma
Jority of the human family has to
contend more or less with that
bane to human life.
From time immemorial por-
ton of the inhabitants have de-
voted their time and attention to
the treatment Of disease in vari-
Gus forms. The prophets of old
were skilled in the handling of
disease and the Bible informs MS
that Christ, the Great Physician.
went about healing the sick. The
man or woman whose life work is
dedicated 10 the removal and cur
ing of disease. is a public bene-
factor of the highest type. From
the earliest history of our country
men have delved in chemistry and
science for the purpose of ascer-
talnining how to best combat the
various diseases to which human
flesh is heir Various schools of
medicine have been established
and all have their strong adj
herents.
Only few years ago it was
thought that the only way to com
bat disease was by the use of
powerful drugs and medicines.
Then came the osteopaths who
performed wonderful cures by the
use of the hands on various por-
tions of the body, and the absence
of everything in the way of medi-
cine. Later came the chiropractor.
the doctor who discovered that
all disease can be attributed TO a |
disordered condition Of the ner-
vous system, the center Of which /
IS located in the spinal column.
lie discovered that by the true
knowledge of the great nerve
forces and proper treatment of
the vertebrate of the spine, dis
ease could be removed and also
prevented.
Belding is greatly favored by |
the presence in our city of |
one of these doctors. DIR. j. j. |
lIealy, a graduate of the Interna-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

terests Of our city. After running
the bank for some time. Nj. b.
Divine and Henry j. Leonard
bought Mr. Petty out and carried
on sort of banking business i'm
connection with other interests
which they then controlled. Later
on Mr. Divine opened a bank on
the present site of the Beldnig
Savings Bank.
During the great fire in this
city, his bank was partially
burned but was again rebuilt, and
he continued in business until
1889 when the Bedding Savings
bank was organized and succeed
ed him on the same location. The
first officers Of the Bedding
Savings bank were as follows:
President, David. +. Wilson:
Vice President, Frank r. Chase;
cashier, Charles Hill. The Direc-
tors of the bank were David +.
Wilson, II. NJ. Wilson, Frank r.
Chase, NJ. j. Leonard, J. NJ. Earle
and o. f. Webster. The capital
stock Of the new bank was $4,000.
and this sum remained as the cap
ital stock until April, 1910, when
the surplus having grown to
$50, 900, it was thought best to in |
crease the capital stock to $780,
900. This was done and since that
time the surplus and profits have
grown to over $4,000, a truly
wonderful Indicator Of the pop
llarity of this successful banking
house.
The Bedding Savings bank is
lp-tO-the-minute in everything
pertaining to banking business.
md the motto. "absolute safety"
nay well be foated from their
banner. The officers of the Belding
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

are painless, good results speedy
and lasting follow them and their
use is never followed by evil re-
suits. 1T cures through the nerves
and it is the great nerve force that
gives life and action to every part
of the body. Every bone, every
muscle. every vessel, every tissue
and every organ of the body has
ITS nerve, and all depend upon this
nerve for their existence. If the
nerve, which always leaves at
the spine, is being pinched or
tempered with in any way, the
organ or part which it supplies
with life giving force will become
sick, because Of the failure to
throw off the disease which at
tacks it.
IT however, the nerve is free.
the system can throw off the man
ner of disease. Thus Spondylother-
apy, in correcting the derange-
ment and whipping the nerves in
to doing their work, drives nature
with such force and strength that
diseased conditions vanish and
you fell like new. If you are handi-
capped by disease in any form
take your troubles to DIR. Healy
and leave him him look into them.
1t costs you nothing to investigate
the merits of this new system of
combating disease. Let him ex-
plain the system to you-if not
for the present for future use
how good results must follow up
on scientific spinal adjustments.
You are always assured of per-
manent results and no evi: effects
from Nature s Cure"
If you are in any way skeptical
as to the benefits to be obtained
from Chiropractic treatments ask
some of the many here i'm Belding
who have been brought back to
health by the chiropractic way.
There are many of our citizens
who cannot say enough in praise
of DIR. Healy's treatments. The
richest blessings of humanity
should be accorded to him who
makes health possible without re-
sorting to i'll tasting drugs or
chemical poisons.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

tional college of Chiropractic
Spondylotherapy of Detroit, locat-
eel in This city in April and from
the very first, began making re-
markable cures among our cit
liens, and there are many who
cannot say enough for the wonder
full results received at his hands.
DR.. Healey has a fine set of rooms
at POI w. Main st. where people
who desire TO test the merits of
The Press., 1912-08-28

The South Hadley Falls team will play Stafford at Hyde Park Saturday afternoon