The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-11-04


yer seen here.
Ad club will be held in the exposi-
ton building at / o'clock There is 81
restaurant in the building where
lunches can be had at all times. At the
luncheon of the Ad club today the mer-
chants of the city will be guests,
! After the exposition was closed last
night the Jemison Real Estate and In
surance company employees who had
been holding a business meeting of
their own, marched into the building
IS strong and special demonstration
| or the canal was given for their BEN
eft.
The Ad club is asking the merchants
of the city to cooperate with the ex-
position this week by displaying only
| Birmingham made goods in their SHOW
windows.
! Many compliments and congratula-
lions Were presented to j. n. Rosen-
Berger and his committee last night.
Mr. Rosenberger is chairman of the Ad
club special committee which has had
charge of the exposition since the idea
was first preached. Its success is due
to them and much credit is being given
them. The committee consists of Mr..
| Rosenberger, chairman: John Sparrow,
Jerome Sterne, John Henley, Philip Os-
ter. James Edmundson and Walter
Philip and Morton Simpson
Incomplete Story Contest
The incomplete" story, which is to
be filled in by visitors to the expo
sition for prize of SIS at the close
of the exposition is as follows
John Smiths Monday; home pro
ducts story with moral and a prize.
"On Monday morning at O'clock
John Smith heard the alarm clock on
his mantle ring and jumped out of
! bed. He had rested well on the -
manufactured by - Remembering
that he would have to put in some -
made by - that day, he frightened
up his - manufactured by -, put
on his new pair of - manufactured
by - and drew from his - made
! by - a new suit of - manufac-
tured by -
at was rather chilly and he poked
up the fire in the made by -
and went into the dining room. He
heard his wife sweeping the kitchen
i with a - made by -
He called to her and she i'm
mediately lit the - Just Installed
by - while he went out into the
yard to give his cows their breakfast
OF - manufactured by -. When he
! returned to the house he found the
table set and on it was a cup of -
crisp - manufactured by -, a
bowl of - manufactured by -,
some hot biscuits made from the -
flour sold by -. and some from
the plant of -
His wife told him that the -
In the parlor needed cleaning and that
she was going to phone the - to
send out and get it. She also said
chat she was going downtown to buy
d new - for the dining room from
= as the one they had was badly
furnished.
HE put the - in his pocket to read
on the car and lit - manufactured
ION getting off the car he was hand
ed - made by -, and stepped
into a nearby store and bought a bag
| of - made by -. When he reached
the place where he worked he, noticed
that the ground had been well pre-
pared with - manufactured by
- and the ditch wherein the pipe
was to be laid had been bricked with
- from the - and heavy coating
| of - made by - had been put over
them. - manufactured by -
drove up loaded with some cornice
made by - and blasted out
ut was hot work and twice during
the morning he went to the store on
the corner and drank bottle of -
! He hurt his hand about II o'clock and
1T was necessary for him to go TO
the office and put some made by
- on 1t. At noon he dropped into
- cafe and ordered some - made
by - and some sandwiches
made by -. The proprietor. a friend
of his, showed him a new - made
by -, which has just been installed,
and told hin, that he always patronized
home industries. The cut of his pic
ture on the menu card had been made
by - and the card itself had been
neatly printed by -. Even the water
Loo cd at hi fob
Birming CHAM by -
John went back to his job much re-
freshed and put in a good afternoon $
work. He stopped at First and Tween
tieth on his way home and bought a
- and - and then caught his car
home. His wife met him at the door
with a kiss and a welcome thankful
that he was back again safe and well
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