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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-20
s10o-BRANDYWINE-s1OO
FIVE BRANDYwINE ACRES

91uu-DIAIND1 w IN Es-9iUD
FIVE BRANDYwINE ACRES
VIII enable you to have a real country
home just "A miles from Birmingham
on splendid auto pike; plenty of ground
on which to raise vegetables, small
fruits, pecans, poultry, etc. Even 8
Brandywine acres will, cultivated prop
erly, furnish a pleasing revenue in addi-
ton to your regular income which need
not be interfered with.
10 BRANDYWINE ACRES
WIN enable you to enter a little more
fully into "the business of farming +"
An elegant home with spacious veran-
das, roomy, sanitary poultry yards and
houses; a few top-worked hickory trees
that will bear becans in few years.
20 BRANDYWINE ACRES
Any man may well devote his entire time
TO 20 acres of Brandywine land; 20 acres
is as much land as any one man should
try to use for vegetables. small fruit and
poultry raising. The income from a
tract of this size should be not less than
$1,000 per year.
30 BRANDYWINE ACRES
| Nice size for stock farm. Brandywine
valley is well watered and the climate
is unsurpassed for this purpose No dis
ease will ever trouble your hogs or cat
tie, and the Birmingham district Is
continually begging for meats.
so BRANDYWINE ACRES
stock farm the equal of any in Ten
nessee. Dollars in calves and pigs grow
so fast you can actually see the pro-
cessi
160 BRANDYWINE ACRES
The stock farm without a peer Plenty
Of room for fruits and vegetables, too.
Raise everything you eat, have all the
stock you want, make more money than
you ever thought possible, and do it
with less work.
BRANDYWINE HOMES
or course some people will want to be
right In town. They will want Brandy
wine home sites and we have them. I,et
us tell you all the attractive things we
know about Brandywine town sites and
acreage.
CALL-PHONE-WR
AMERICAN FINANCE g. BOND co.
th Floor American Trust Bldg.
Phone 4639
Sl00-BRANDYWINE-
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$500.
EIGHT ROOM. TWO STORY.

tIIffI RUOMl TWO STORY.
1 II BLOCKS FROM LOOP, 18TH ST
AND IDLWILD CARS.
This is an unusually well built and
good looking house, has modern
plumbing, electric lights, gas, ETC.; on
an elevated lot; alley corner; you will
never get another bargain to equal
this. Easy terms to responsible party
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FOR SALE.
$500 cash, balance $40; room, story,
bath, electric lights, etc. on beautiful
lot near car line, North Haven.
$3.50 cash, balance $25 monthly, room
cottage on corner, two lots, near Helena
station. South Ensley cars.
$2750-$500 cash and S25 monthly, rooms,
2 story. near east entrance of boule-
ward, Norwood; bargain.
$195O-$35o cash and $40 monthly, room
cottage, bath, ETC.; East Lake.
$1000-$1o0 cash, $15 per month, neat 3
room cottage, cabinet mantel and about
one-half acre 1and on hill near A. c. l..
p Co.'S works, North Birmingham.
$3.50 Beautiful, level lot on car line, Nor
wood.
We have several houses, also lots, that
we can sell you on easy payments about
like paying rent.
INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE co. OF
HARRY LYON, SALES AGENT,
ALABAMA,
44-15-16 American Trust Bldg.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
l. Two story room, modern, furnace
heated residence; alley corner between
18th and 18th aves. on st. Charles St,
s.; $3.50; easy terms. Sold for $500 one
year ago; rented for $50 month till Oc-
tober l.
2. Six room cottage 50x150 second door
from F't. Heights car 18th ave-, N;
$2750, owner moving away; easy terms.
3. Five room, new bungalow, 18th St, near
18th ave, FIT. Heights; elevated lot; ;
S2I50, $3.50 or $500 cash, balance $50 month.
A. Stock merchandise, storehouse and lot
established business, paying we'll; fix
lures and stock at cost; house and lot
$3.50; good will free; at Boyles, COM
ing town. L. Sc N. shops, pipe works.
ETC., nearby; good place for business.
is. Want to exchange, good renting prop
erty for or s room residence and
large lot at East Lake. or anywhere
near Tidewater line; might take vacant
lots.
g. Want to exchange large, unincumbered
lot on South Highlands located among
the leading people of the city and dis
trict as part payment on improved or
unimproved business or semi-busintss
property; will pay difference in cash.
7. A nice 10 acre tract close in on car
line; good high class negro subdivision;
a money maker at a bargain.
! 8. Large improved farms and timber
tracts in south Alabama and Florida
at from $3.50 acre up.
-,
of money on good security first mort
cages at good rates; ask about my re-
sponsibility and ability. Come to see
the natural born trader on come.
Nothing Of my own for sale
j. M. GIBSON,
400 Empire Building.
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FOR SALE-Two lots on beautiful hill
south OF railroads. at Woodlawn; fa-
vorable terms. Address w M. Wood
all, sos 1st Natl. Blk. Bldg. Phone 1854.
FOR SALE-Now listen! II you are
looking for the best buy in an up to
date. Groom bungalow. To start with
the price was $500; beautifully To-
Gated on South Highlands, west of
goth St, on paved street, half block
of 18th st. ear line; has large living
room, dining room, and extra large
buffers pantry, kitchen, two large
bed rooms, and glass enclosed sleen-
ing porch, large latticed back porch.
cemented basement, house beautifully
decorated throughout. beamed cell
ings, tile bath, mirrored doors, hard
wood floors. beautiful stone manteI
Now ljsten For immediate accent
ance we have price of s3950 and il
takes at least $1,000 cash: automobile
at your service. Denton Williams
Realty Co., 220 N. 21st st; Main 2S5
720-3t-su- tu- thu
FOR SALE--On Fountain Heights, g.
room cottage, 1924 Fountain ave. !;
will make close price. Owner. room
A10 First National.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
S250p-6 room house. lot 75x
140; in good location; terms
reasonable.
S2500--6 rooms and hail; tine
location; lot s0x15o terms.
s1S50-5-room house. front and
back porch: near car line.
Terms. We also have several
farms that viii trade for city
property, and also some va
cant lots to trade for city
property.
For sale, cheap, one 5-passen-
ger Cadillac" machine in
perfect condition.
ALA. MANUFACTURING & INV. CO.
Room 8, Lyon-Terry Bldg.
Phone Main 1886.
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DONE CENT 4 WORD ONE CENT A WORDONE CENT 4 WORDO
FOR SALE

HAIES-One cent a word day; mn ad.
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
ton Gnsh must accompany order.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
There is beauty. economy and comfort in
owning brick house, 10 per cent cooler
In the summer, easier to keep warm IN
winter the upkeep will save you Sl0O
per year. The first brick built in Phila-
delphia 2S5 years ago still stands with
added beauty and grandeur. We are
Offering a press brick veneer with tile
roof on an elevated Norwood lot that has
all modern improvements. at price you
can well afford to pay as you could not
by building save any of the cost. Terms
of $3.50 cash, balance to suit
w. G. TYLER & co,
107 3rd Ave Phone Main a.
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FOR SALE.
An elegant 7 room, story home
near Highland ave-, east of goth
street; it is nicely decorated and
well arranged, hardwood floors,
furnace heat, tile front porch.
floor and steps; elevated lot,
200 feet long, front-south; price,
only $4,000. Terms.
A. B. LONERGAN,
$40 Empire Bldg. Main 1883.
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BUYERS. NOTE LOCATIONS.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
South Highlands, east and west of goth.
NORWOOD AND NORTH HIGHLANDS,
WEST END AND WOODLAWN
Values, price and terms can be made to
suit. Would consider it a privilege to
show you.
with
Nj. " JOHNSTON,
CHAS. |. SMITH AND NJ A. HINES.
We List and Sell Realty
Brown Marx. 535-6-7. M-4247.
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$2500-6 rooms and hail; fine
location; lot S0x150 terms.
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YES, INVESTIGATE
PENSACOLA
CITY LOTS
If you would like to make some clean
money on real estate in a solid, pros
porous, rapidly growing city. Pensacola
City Lots are sold at remarkably rea-
sonable prices on easy payments with
out interest or taxes. Call, telephone or
write.
FISHER
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
OF PENSACOLA
Birmingham Office, S02 American Trust
Bldg. Telephone Main 6S01.
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BUNGALOW

Modern new room bungalow In best
part of Woodlawn; close to school and
churches and one block two car lines
Terms, s25 cash and $25 per month
THE LIVE WIRE"
A. l.. YORK,
with
HAGGARD REALTY CO..
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LADIES-Sandersons Cotton Robt Pills;
safe and sure cure for delayed periods;
price 50; money refunded IL II fails. Ad-
dress, DR.. II. Pierce. San Francisco, Cal.
6-22-St-su
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WANTED-To buy and sell new and
second hand furniture we pay the
highest prices for household goods
office furniture and feathers, or We
will exchange old furniture for new
packing done on short notice. Ala
bama Furniture Co., J. A keife, man
ager 2113 Sd ave, N. opposite court
house. 6-15-tf-su-thu
FOR SALE-One 6-foot standing oak
desk with stool; one store platform
scale, 1000 lbs. capacity; one pair
trucks; big bargain. Call 1929 Syca-
more 81. 717-4t- thu-su
WE buy and sell high class securities
stocks and bonds; outright or on COM
mission; finance propositions of merit
and negotiate mortgage and collateral
loans.
MDAVID, MEYER, GOLDMAN &
TERRY,
2109 First Avenue.
3-3-su- tu-th- If
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RI9Nr-F'or colored new 8 room houses It
Rising. 81; water included Jno. NJ.
Cartwright & Co., 202S list ave.
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LADIES-When delayed or Irregular, use
Triumph Pills. Always dependable. "Re-
lief and particulars free. Write Ma
tional Medical Institute. Milwaukee.
Wis. 6-S-10t-suns
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2. Six room cottage 5Ox150, second door
from FIT. Heights car, 11th ave-, N;
$780, owner moving away; easy terms.
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FOR TRADE
Nice unincumhered lot, well located: VIII
trade for good horse ana surrey. Address
1901 American Trust Bldg, or phone $3.50
main or 423-J East Lake.
FOR SALE-One 11-room boarding
house have - men at table, must
sell: have more than ] can handle.
Call at ia S. 11th st. Phone 1881.
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LISTENl For $500 we can sell you a
modern S-room house, beautifully To-
Gated east of goth ST.; cost owner
short time ago S6500; however, he has
left the city and has authorized us
to dispose of same at once. If you
have $1,000 cash, we can double your
money for you by or before April /,
1914. If you want a permanent home,
you can buy this $1,000 less than
you could possibly buy the lot and
build the house. This place COM
mands magnificent view of the city.
has four bed rooms. living room,
music room. dining room, Kitchen, ce-
ment basement with servants room,
furnace. hardwood floors. Call us at
once for appointment. Denton Will
liams Realty Co., 220 N. 21st ST.; Main
2S5. 7-2O- 3t-su-tu-thu
FOR SALE-1 porch couch, ST. porch
chairs very cheap; hot water tank, ped
estal and piping complete, $5; 1 large
range, 81; 1 good refrigerator, 81 ]
handsome dresser 81; other household
furnishings very cheap. Main 204O-W.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Nice little farm, one mile good town on
railroad; would consider horse and
buggy as part payment. Price $3.50. S-24,
Age-Herald.
NORTHSIDE BARGAIN
$2650-Splendid Groom house. practically
new, all modern conveniences, large lot
one-half block car, also easy walking
distance. Terms. Owner.
HUGH RITTER.
Phone 22S0. COS American Trust Bldg
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MARRY RICH-MatrimoniaI paper cx
highest character containing hun
dreds of photos and descriptions or
marriageable people with means:
mailed free: sealed either sex: write
today; one may be your ideal. Ad~
dress Standard Cor. Club, BOX cor,
Grayslake. Ill. 11-12-tf-su
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FOR sALE-West End, Ia blocks from
car line; $500 will buy a fine level
building lot with trees; has every
modern Improvement all paid, includ-s
ing gas; no assessment; consider and
Investigate how much you are getting
for your money; can you beat 1t? Cali
West End ass; will be glad to show
you the property. 7-2O-3t-su-we-th
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PERSONAL

LAD1EsSsi0o0 reward; I posfff7ely guar.
antee my great successful Monthly
remedy; safely relieves some OF the
longest, most obstinate. abnormal cases
in three to five days. no harm, pain or
interference with work; mail, $50.
Double strength $500. DIR. Southington,
SS Long Bldg, Kansas City, Mo 6.24.tf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-27
GOOD WOMAN GOES
To OTHER SHORE
MIS-. MAY FRANK MAYBERRY
DIES AFTER WEEKS ILLNESS
At HOSPITAL.

After an illness of about a week
at the Kings Daughters Hospital Mrs.
May Frank Mayberry, wife of Henry
Mayberry, Of the Sawdust section,
died this morning. The remains will
be taken to Nebo church where to-
morroy afternoon at o'clock the fu-
neral services will be conducted by
Drs. w. 7. IIaggard and T. r. Glen
denning.
Mrs. Mayberry was twice married,
first to Clark Kinzer and two chill
dren were the fruits OF that union,
one of whom. Otey Kinzer, survives
Mrs Mayberry She is also surviv-
ed by her husband, Henry Mayberry.
Mrs. Mayoerry was sixty-two years
of age and devout member OF the
Methodist church, whose death is
mourned by a large circle of relatives
and friends in the western portion of
the county.
Cakes & Nichols, funeral directors,
in charge.
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SIGNIFICANT MEET
Of STOCK BREEDERS
HELLO AT JACKSON
ATTENDED By FARMERS, BREED
Frs, BANKERS AND 6Usi-
NESS MEN,.
FEATURESaOF The CONFERENCE
A Comparison Of Beef Cattle Produc-
ton and Consumption With Fig
ures Of Past Years by Experienced
Men,

The meeting at Jackson last week
of the officers of the county live
stock associations along the lines OF
the Nashville. Chattanooga & st. Lou
is Railway west of Nashville, ana
others interested in the improvement
Of stock breeding on the Southern
farm, convened at the instance OF the
Industrial branch of the N, G. & St.
Is traffic department, was a slgn1l-
irtnt gathering. It was attended py
aen representing the general farming
class to whom the great army OF beef
consumers of America must look for
iutuer supply; by actual breeders OF
thoroughbred stock who must furnish
o. farmer blooded breeding anil
mails for grading upon the common
nerds of the country, and by bankers
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and business men who are directly
and indirectly interested in the sue
cess of tire movement looking to a
wider range of meat production on
the farm.
The most significant and interest
ing features of the conference were
an address by M. A. Traylor, vice
president of the National Stock Yards
National Bank, Chicago, and an al
dress by E. F. Bisbeee, vice president
of the St Louis National Stock Yards,
Chicago. During the course OF these
addresses it was shown that, consld-
ering the alarming shortage OF live
stock in the United States, especial
" with respect to cattle, with the
corresponding high prices OF beef
and other meat products, together
with the steady decrease in acreage
weld of all grain crops, If the Amerl-
can farmer IN the future to supply
the food for the tables of American
citizens something must be done to
establish a system of live stock farm
ing which will insure an Increased
food production commensurate with
the rapidly increasing population.
Emphasis YVES placed upon state
ment recently issued by the depart,
ment of agriculture at Washington
showing hat in January, 1913, there
were 100000 fewer beef cattle on
American farms than on January i,
1907, although in the same perioj the
popalation Ill this country had in
creased 12,00C,O00. II was also shown
that while $4,000 head of cattle were
exported from the United States in
1905. only $4,000 cattle we're exported
in 1912. o decrease in exports during
the past six years of SO per cent.
"As impressive as is the showing
with reference to our exports of live
cattle" said Mr.. Traylor in his ad
dress. "a1e the figures covering the
imports of fresh beef by the United
States. According to statistics com
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Take Plenty of Time to Eat.

There is saying that Rapid
eating is slow suicide" If you have
formed the i; bit of eating too rapid
you are most likely suffering from
indigestion or constipation, which
will result +ventually in serious i'll
ness unless corrected. Digestion be.
gins in the mouth. Food should be
thoroughly raasticated and insa.ivat.
ed. Then wh4n yon have a fullpess
of the stomach or feel dull ano
stupid after eating, take one OF
Chamberlain Tablets. Many severe
cases of stomach trouble and consti.
patton have been cured by the use
of these tablets. They are easy to
take and most agreeable in effect
For sale by all dealers. (Advt.)
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7 lied by the department of commerce
and labor our exports of fresh beef
for the same years were rs follows:
1906, 269, ,C60 pounds, valued at
$24,751 900; 1912, 9,025,000 pounds,
valued at $1,053 showing a de-
crease in the number of pounds ex-
ported of 26O,692,OOO pounds, or 81
per cent, and disclosing loss in our
trade balance on this one item alone
of $25,698 900, or So per cent. On this
point our exports to the United King
dom, with whom we have our most
extensive trade relations, are worthy
of note, being as they were $4,000
pounds of fresh beef as against 1885,
100000 pounds, contributed to the
supply of that country by Argentina,
indeed sorry showing for great
country which only few years ago
boosted of he~ ability to feed the
mother land"
Figures fror, the same source also
show a corresponding shrinkage in
exports of other beef products, such
as canned beef, cured, etc. 1t would
seem that these figures should at
1nce convince any one open to con
viction that there is indeed tire
mendous shortage of beef and beef
cattle.
In view of the recent agitation rel
alive to the storage of food proructs
| It might be interesting to observe
that at the cicse of December, 1908
there was i'll coolers in this country
two hundred and sixty-two million
five hundred thousand pounds OF beef
This stock had decreased by Decem
her, 1910, to one hundred and thirty
Eve million six hund, ed thousand
pounds, a decrease of almost so pei
Icent. and while no figures have beef
published for 1912 II is estimated
that probably the entire stock OF
meat on hahd at the close of las
year did not exceed thirty-fve million
rounds. Considering alone the de
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-27
DEWEY DESIRES
ADEQUATE NAVY
GIVES Elk PRESTON IN ARTICLE
FOR NAVY DAY AT
NEWPORT

WASHINGTON, June 25.-An ade-
quate American navy means d feet
second only to that of Great Britain
and "inadequacy is an invitation to
war;" in the opinion of Admiral Dew
ey, ranking naval officer of the Unit
ed States.
IL believe that it is the duty OF
each generation to pay its own insur-
ance and not to thrust its burdens
on the generations that come after;
and the Insurance for peace is navy
strong enough to compel it," says the
admiral in an article written for the
program for the navy day at Newport,
r. l., July and made public today
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STATE BAR
ASSOCIATION
THE THlRTY.SEcOND ANNUAL
MEETING TO BE HELD m
MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 25.-The
thirty-second annual meeting of the
state bar association will convene in
Memphis Wednesday morning. Nu-
merous arrivals are now on hand.
President Albert w. Briggs win
make the annual address, followed by
Secretary Metcalf with a speech OF
welcome. Hillsman Taylor, of Tren-
ton, will respond to Metcalf. The as
ISOLATION will be in session for three
days.
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MRS. D. ]. ESTES
AT BEAVER DAM

Mrs. d. ]. Estes, who is well known
to the people of this city and county,
as the landlady at the hotel at Primm
Springs, will have charge the coming
season of the hotel at Beaver Dam.
She is most accomplished house,
keeper. = =.
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crease in the number of cattle in the
United States, the decrease in our ex-
ports of ell cattle and beef prod cts
and the decrease of stocks OF meat
on hand, with the admitted increase
in our podlation-we certainly can.
not be mistaken in the assumption
that the supply is wholly inadequate
to meet the demand.
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Gooo QuaEty apron bingham, per yard. $3.50. Sc
loo Quality Amoskey Gingham per yard. ...7G
25c quality Bed Ticking very heaviest quality,
70 'aiu.'..'. ......... $500. $50. Use
Good brand Calico in all coors, yard. .41bT
Good brand brown and beached Domestic.
per yaTd....-. ..........4&
Best quality Bleached Domestic, Hope Brand and
good quality Lawnsdale Cambria, per yard. 81
Zoe quality Sea Island and best Brown Domestic
'sr yaro...'" -. -. =. ........SE
"a Pest Bleached Sheeting, soc quality
psV yaro...... ........, ........... .....24C
10-4 Best Bleached Sheeting, Soc quality,
per yarc.... ...........,. ....... .22N
"a Best Brown Shee.ing, 25c quality. per yard.22e
1914 Pest Brown sheeting,3Oc quality, per yard.24e
1910 quality Dress Ginghams and Percales in light
and dark colors sale price, per yard. 49,. Sht
15c quality Dress Ginghams and Percales in var
iety of patterns and colors sale price,
per yard. 49,. 49,. 1888. lille
1Oc quality Dress Bingham, per yard. ....71bt
zoe quality tan and white Dress Linens,
SAFE price, per yard. -. ....15t
35c quality white, tan and other colored Dress
Linens, sale price, per yard. -. $500. 22N
35c quality Bleached Table Damask, per yard 22x
75c quality Bleached Table Damask 81 inches wide,
W. Ioiu.'.. <4SbE
SOC quality white and tan Linen Crash,
per yard. ...... ..... .......... .H0r
35c quality tan Linen Crash per yard :. 10<
zoe quality solid and striped Linens per yard IL
35c Quality white dotted Swiss persian lawns and
white figured Lawn, per yard. ;. -. 10r
l5c quality India Linon, Nainsook and figured
Lawns, ler yard. ..... -. ..11&
l2hc quality India Linon and figured Lawns
| TIC quality white Lawn, per yard. Xxx
| 1870 quality Long Cloth, sale price,
| 3D. quality white Po2lin and Corduroy,
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Can't Keep II Secret.

The splendid work of Chamber.
lain'a Tablets is daily becoming
more widely known. No such grand
remedy for stomach and liver
troubles nas e'er been known. For
sale by all do aiers. (Advt.)
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Great Clearance Sale of
Ladies Muslin
Underwear

5oc values lace trimmed Corset Covers and Draw.
ers, only, each. 49,. 1o4
15c values lace trimmed Gowns Underskirts. Petit.
'oats, Corset Covers Drawers and Combination
'''s' ioF '..'..... ........: =. =. ..-..... 39t
s1.25 values Gowns, Underskrts Petticoats, Com.
'i1a'.on Suits and Princess Slips, for each. zee
$500 ve,res lace trimmed Tetticoats, Gowns and
fr'ncess SHIPS sale price ;. 81 "a
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Ladies', Mems And Children's
Slippers

thousands OF dollars worth Of good dependable
SLIPPERS to be disposed of at great saving to you
$50 pair Ladies and Misses pumps and Slippers
one or TWO pair of kind-values up to $780,
ao"'........ .'.-.. ...... ...... ........0SC
100 pair Ladies' and Misses tan, patent and gun
metal Slippers and Pumps, values up to $780,
new. ...... '..... $3.50. 81 40
$500 and 3d. Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords In all
feathers and styles, :. =. 49, 81 AZ
Our $500 line of Ladies' Colonial Slippers and
Pumps, now, per pair $3.50. ..... 80. 10
Ono lot Of Mems and Boys Oxfords in TAM patents
and gun metal, values up to $3.50, now ri .S0
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TO SERVE dinner
ON COURT SQUARE

The Maury Chapter United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy will serve
dinner on Court Square on the first
Monday of November, 1913.