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WILSON CONTRADIcTs McADOO.
Says Paish's Visit Is Result of Brit
ish Suggestions.

Wilson said to-day that he understood
the visit OF Sir George paish the British
political economist, to the United States
for conferences on the international
credit system grew out 81 suggestions
made by the British authorities,
1t was pointed out that Secretary Nc
Adoo announced on saturday that the
visit NJ Sir George Paish grew out of
suggestions which Mr.. McAdoo himself
had made
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MEXICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
LIMITED. or DELAW ARE.
First lien and Reminding $50 sinking
INN ...Il 4. A


Guaranty Trust Company of New York,
IA Successor Trustee under the Deed OF
Trust securing the above issue, and dated
October I, 1871, hereby invites proposals for
tho sale ~ many Of the above bonds as
can he purchased dncluding accrued inter
estl, for the sum Of three hundred thousand
eight hundred and forty-three dollars and
forty-one cents $500. $500. sealed pro
posals VIII be received at the Guaranty
Trust COMPANY OF New York. l4O broadway,
New York city, until 10 o'clock \. ~
Wednesday. November 9TH 1914 Bonda OF
fered at tho lowest price mot exceeding i05
and accrued INTEREST,". will be accepted pro
portionately and paid for on Monday No
vember 10, 1914, upon delivery, together with
accrued Interest 10 that date only Tho
right IL reserved TO reject any and all offers
GUARANTY TRUST COMINNY
OF NEW YORK
By A J. HEMPHILI., President
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
sOI'THERN RNIIwAY COMpNNY

NV lUFN, UNTUOtf y WI.
4 dividend OF TWO PER CENT. t2ecJ has
this day been declared on the PREFERRED
STOCK OF Southern Railway Company nay
able 20 stockholders OF record At tho close OF
business on october 81. 1914, In dividend GER
tncates maturing November /, 1919. and
hearing Interest from November l. 1914 AT
the rate o. ~ per dnnum. payable semi-an-
nuhlly. such certificates VIII be mailed by
hessrs. J, T Morgan N Co, Fiscal Agents on
December 80. 1914 + : WYNN Secretarv
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that. in ac-
cordlnce with the terms ~ tho mortgage or
deed Of trust dated Al.l -. 1901. made by
Rogers Locomotive Works TO Colonial Trust
Company Trustee, said Rogers Locomotive
Works has by an instrument in writing
under Its corporate seal appointed The
Equitable Trust Company Of New York as
Trustee under the said mortgage. and The
Equitable Trust Company of New York has
duly accepted said designation
ROGERS Locomotive WORKS
ny g. u. DENNY. Treasurer
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THE MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC
RAIIMAN a LIGHT COMPANY

No. 80 nroad 81, New York. Oct ard. 1914
SlNFIETH REGULAR DIVIDEND
The regular quarterly dividend of one and
one-half per cent upon this Company's
Preferred Capital stock will be paid on Oc-
tobeT 3lst 1914, to al stockholders Of record
az the close OF business on October goth
1914. Checks will be mailed to stockholders
who have hled permanent dividend orders
at this once,
IF FOGARTY. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ,r.
annual meeting ~ tho s'ocEholdar. ~ rbs
Erie Railroad Company FOR the cIc,'inu o.
Directors the approval ~ an pgroou.u NJ
June !, 1898. and the supplemental la...
Of september !. 1899. covering 'he Ip.H
port Branch, with respect 10 the hsud.ius
Of express matter, and Tor the TRANSACTION,
~ such other business a. may prop'riE boz.
brought before tho nireting. will he ho 4
At the oftlce ~ the Company, No IN ,hur %
street, In the city Of New York. ON Tue.
day, October 18Th, 1914 at Il O'Clock noon
Tho transfer books of both Common -
Preferred stock will he closed Al the cinse
Of business on "Wednesday, September 10Th.
1914, and will he opened at 10 4. " on
Wednesday, October lem. 1914
DAVID BOSMAN. Socreta~y.
Nov York. September o. 1914
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TIE CINCINSATI, LEBANON A NORTH
IRN KAILMAN CONF ANN

oUl'N OF the treasurer.
Pittsburgh, Pa, October l. 1914
First Consolidated Mortgage 40 Gold
Bonds Of this Company 10 an aggregate cos
Of $1,000 10 Will be purchased Tor the sink.
ing Flnd November 2, 1914, from the lowest
hiddrrt ~ price not TO exceed par and
ne IN the hands Of The Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company, New York. before tWolvo
o o.ock Noon Oh Saturday, October 81, 1914
7. II. b, MoKNIGHT. Treasurer
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MEXICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
LIMITED, OF DELAWARE.
First Lien and kefundinE So sinking
(.nlI Hands Aarias

Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
~ Successor Trustee under the Deed Of
Trust securing the above issue. and dated
October !, 1871, hereby invites proposals for
the sale OF AS many Of the above bonds as
can be purchased tncludiug accrued inter
ono thousand and twenty seven dollars and
sixty three conts tS2gI,091 So. Sealed pro
posals Will be received At the ,;uarantv
Trust Company of New York, 40 broadway,
New York city. until 10 O'Clock a. NJ
Wednesday. November I. 1874 Eonds offered
al the lowest price mot exceeding lO5 and
accrued intcresD, Will he accepted proper
ionately and paid for on Monday, Novem-
Der Ii. 1914. upon delivery. together with
accrued interest 20 that date only. The right
i reserved to retect any and all offers
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
Ry a. !. HEMPHILT.. President.
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KELLY, THOMAS.--ln pursuance u no
order OF Hon. Robert LUDLOW Fowler % Etc.,.
roEate of the County OF New YORK; Nou,, :
hereby given 70 Al persons having aims
against Thomas Kelly, late OF the Coy.
Of New York, deceased, TO present The 80. >
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers o.
their place OF transactng business 3. %
West 18TH Street, In the city Of New foIf
on or before the FIRST day OF February, 49,.
ELIHABETH II KELLY, WILLIAM
Rowe, RICHARD p. KELLY, ryscu'n's
heGOLpRiCR Attorney for EEe'u, .
lss MoGtaRus street. brooklyn. Nev VOW
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wASHISGTOS. oct 1.-THE statement OF
the receipts en' usy warrants Of the Treasury
shows
FRIDAY This month Fiacal year
Receipts ...... 81 1891, fi0,ySs.S| slS. 80 ISL
Pay warrants. g. ~1.tt cl.3fiSrs - 40 200
Deficit ..... 81 ip5 5bs I93f.cfi 81, 1871. JDs
The receipts from custom, on October were
$4,000. from internal revenue ordinary.
tiT.'-', corporation tax, 81 s9i: miscellaneous.
tif|"sl
National bank notes received for REDEMPTION.
slJ2Lc.,
Tho cnsh statement OF IN. United States
Treasurer for October shows:
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surREME COURT. STATE OF VIEW

SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW
YORK, NEW YORK COUNTY ALIEN
AMBER \. sTEPHENSoN, Plaintiff -
ANNIE W. STEPHENSON. Dcfeudat.
summons. Action for Absolute Divorce
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 an
swcr the complaint in this action. ant 20
serve copy OF your answer ON the p'lig.
tins attorney within twenty days after th.
service OF this summons exclusive m the day
OF service, and In case Of your failure b,
appear or answer. judgmen; viii be tak"l
against YOU by default for the relief le
manded In the complaint.
Dated New York. July 30th, ta14
JOHN WILLIAM SMITH. Plaintirs At.
To Annie W. Stephenson. Defendant.
The foregoing summons is served Ipo4
you by publication, pursuant to an ordrf o.
torn"y,, 200 broadway, Mania tan
borough y. Y, CITY.
the Hon. Hartow S. Weeks. Justice ~ th-
supreme Court OF the state u New Yofs
dated September 2oth. 1914. and r.cd With
the Complaint in the Office of tho Clerk -
torney. Once y. q Address 20
broadway, Borough OF Manhattan N,t
York city
the County Of New York on the ira day or
october, 1914
Dated New York. October 9rd. 1914
JOHN WILLIAM SMITH, P,aiRtldf a.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY


nv Central Trust Company 81 New York
for Collateral Trust Bonds Of 9ooe ~
said Railroad Company;
Notice Is hereby given that the Committee
constituted under tho agreement dated Feb
ruary "a. 1914 and acting under the powers
thereby conferred. has prepared and adopted
plan and agreement. dated October !. 1914.
and that "a copy OF said plan and agreement
has been Med with CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, % wall
street. New York the DcpositAry under said
agreement ~ February 20, 1914.
Holders OF the above mentioned certificates
or deposit Tor collateral trus, bonds may eN-
ercise. within the period Of thirty days from
the date OF the first publication OF this
notice. tho right Of withdrawal conferred BY
-nid agreement Of February -. 1914 on pay
mont OF their ratahle proportion Of the an
pcnsos Of the Committee. Holders OF such
certificates OF deposit who shall not exercise
within said period such right Of withdrawal
will be entitled to the benefits 81 the plan
and agreement subject to the terms and con
ditiouS thereof. without the Issue Of now
certificates Of deposit. provided. however.
that the Committee at - option may, bN
notice published IN the manner provided In
'hr pluu and agreement. exclude from partic-
nation IN tho benefits thereof and from any
and all interest Hereunder. bonds represented
by any certificate Of deposit, unless within
the time and IN the manner required ia such
published notice such certificate shall hay"
been produced 90 the Depository under IN"
nlln aud agreement and, ~ the Committee
way determine. either lee stamped ny It rs
expressly asserting 30 the plan and agree
mont or surrendered for 0, nov certificate Of
deposit issued undcr tho plan and agreement
representing a. Tx" amount OF Collateral
Trust Bou3s
Dated, New York. october TO- 1914.
JAMES y. WALLACE.
BEE> ARD ". BNRItH,
JAMES BROWN,
IiENRt EVANS.
CHARLES HAYDEN.
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
Committee.
.roLINE. LARNTN & HATHBoNE.
CRAVATH y HENDERSON,
Counsel
g r. StGIEV SecrctGrv.
81 Wall street. New York city.
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AMERICAN MALT CoRroR,TIo>

jersey CITY. y. J.. oct. 8 1914
Tho trunSinr books " this Corporation f.i
Preferred iud Common Capital stock v.
hs closed at three o'clock y VI. on Fri1 p
October l6. 1874. preparatory to ihc Huul,
meeting of stockholders 20 be held Noy'..
her 10, 1914. aud will be reopened Friu.r
November 10, 1874
j. G. McCt'NE. Secretary
The Annual Meeting ~ the S'oc Sho,drr,
~ THE CENTURY GO. will De held accord
lug 90 the bylaws on Tuesday. Noyemba.
-. 1914, az tho otiice ot the COMPANY. q
East i7th st, New York city.
DOUGLAS H. DOTY. Sccrafarv
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--sAFES CHEAP,
Good as new-all makes and sizes akf9 m 'rh'e %
pAr payment for Mosler ~ ebratcd safe.
marked IN nlain fgures-iirst and only -afu .''
psny hat has mar ked such goods n Plain = ..l.
MOSLER sAFF CO. as Broaduat.
Phone 1910 Franklin.
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TO THE HOLDERS or
Dallas Electric Corporation
FIRST MORTGAGE COLLATERAL TRUST
50 2O.YEAR GOLD BONDS

50 2O-yEAR GOLD BONDS.
Under tho sinking Fund Provisions % a
Deed OF Trust dated January LIST. 1909 be-
tween the above Company and the city Trust
Company, Trustee, the undersigned hereby
gives notice that II has the sum ot S5N, jI5
lateral Trust be6 Gold bonds Issued there-
under oners OF bonds endorsed Tender Of
Dallas Electric Corporation bonds viii be
received by the OId Colony Trust COMPANY
Trustee, u Court street, Rnstun. Massac hu .
setts, Until noon Of Thursday. october 2gth
1914 AZ whicn time they will b. opened
The right IN reserved to reject any and all
offers lntercs' IN arcrptrd bonds VIII cease
Saturday, October alst, 1914
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
Succeeding CITY Trust Company.
ny CHESTER d. HUMPHREY.
Vice President.
October 5th. 1914.
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$1O,OOO,OOO BOOK
SALE TRIAL TO-DAY
James J. Farmer and Two 9th
ers TO Face Jury i'm the
Federal Court.
"DE LUXE" EDITIONS Used

\ liberal education in tho art ~ selling
enormous profit will he available IN Judge
Rufus T.. Fosters branch OF tho United
States District Court from to-day on
Concrete illustrations OF clever sales
manship methods will he drawn from tho
history OF the Anglo american Authors
Association OF 225 Fifth avenue, whose
officers and statesmen are to be tried on
indictments charging use of the mails to
defraud In the sale Of volumes whose
rarity the Federal authorities say, lay in
their outward resemblance to real editions
dc luxe
The story Of the activities of James j.
Farmer and his Anglo-Amcrican Authors
Association is one of the most cXtror-
binary that have ever come to the atten-
ton of the Federal authorities. The
trial. IL Is believed. Will take up at least
"A month of the courts time. Assistant
United States Attorney Frank NJ. Roosa
will represent tho United States before
the jury.
The Anglo American Authors Assocla-
tion is said to have garnerrd almost
SO. OG0. 900 from wealthy bopltloYers and
investors in books who thought they were
getting library gems at reasonable"
price
Three Convicted Already.
Three Of the defendants indicted On tho
Federal courts have already been cone
victed and sentenced TO jail In Boston.
where they were tired by tho state AL
thorities on grand larceny charges They
are Glenn Farmer, son NJ James !.
Farmer. head of the association. James
Powers and Samuel RosenHeld tn"
chief defendants 10 go on trial at 10 so
o'clock this morning are James y. Farmer
william J. Hartley and Samuel T. War
field
The glo-Amcrlcan Authors Assocla-
ton approached the selling proposition
from many different angles. making due
allowance for differences in human nature
Thus the Federal authorities say. they
had several men whose appearance and
education would be likely 20 give them
entrance to homes of well 20 do persons.
Glenn Farmer. they say. was of this
group Then again. IL Is alleged the assoc
citation sent out men who's" chief asset
was a broad and expert knowledge Of
how 20 cntangle prospective customers.
William !. Hartley, or col. Bill. rs no
was known among his associates dealt
chiefly with men purchasers of Editions
de luxe.
"Investmcnt' buying.
Many Of the purchasers Of the books
bought them exclusively for library u.s.,
but there were "A considerable number, the
Indictment says, who went into the proIo-
sition a. an investment. having been led
90 believe that within a few weeks or
few months time their purchases would
increase a huudrcdtuid in price.
Mrs. James A patteu. wife Of ta" wheat
and cotton operator Of chicago. ~ saiS
to have In Tested $40. O0o In the books and
Mrs sophie Curtis OF Great harrington,
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KESNl, WILLIAM J. K-Pursusnt 20 "a
srd.r Of HON. JOHN. J. GRAHAM. S.r.o.
hereby given 20 ali parsons having .!aius
against WILLIAM! j X KENNY lAtr =
TIE Town OF deupstead In tho ss.i Count
deceased. 10 present the same with 60
vouchers thereof TO tho subscriber t1.
executor OF the lsst will and testament -
said deceased At his place or traura,ti' q
business at Tho once or Charle, y Ne'
90 wall Street New York CITY. on or hefl >
the 18th day OF November next
Dated. Minsols Y Apr, %. 1ai'
NEAL u, BECKER. EYr.iio'
CHARLES T.. KELLEY. Attorney for "a.
ecutor. AZ Wal street New VOW o..
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sUhkoGArks' Sori,Ls.

10 A. J. or EtIA.aAi-in 4kAa...t A.. ...
teoeased.-ln pursuance OF an orde! OF n 49,.
ROBERT LUDLOW FOM LEk y Surrox.;,
Of the County Of New York. dated Ma lii
lslt. NOTICE IL hereby given to A. pyi
some having claims against Elizabeth Tin.
mer. late Of the County OF New York Oh.
ceased. TO present the same with vourh.,
thereof 70 the subscribers at their place >.
uansactins business, Rooms 80 90 Bronx
Building, No. sos Wills Avenue. Bronx. ~
day OF December nsIt l9ll.
Dated. New York, tho fret day Of June tPi,
THEODORE 8 TRIMMER
ALVA II TRIMMER
Executors
J. HOMER HiLDRETH. ESQ. Attoruey fo'
Executors. Bronx bldg Sra Az. Al
ltsth st. New Work City
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24

$50 pairs of Ladies Patent, Fabric, Kid, Gunmetal and Tan Calf Pumps and Oxfords that regularly sell for $3.50, $4.OO and $500. These are all broken lines in our stock therefore you will find nifty styles among them. This sale from 9 to II tomor- row.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24
B,rqer's Big May- J11neSa1e One Big Success
Sale of Hosiery Values Extraordinary These Are On Sole Monday Only
 Quantities Limited
Quantities Limited

Please remember that these all first quatno seconds the ot(we never buy seconds of hosery) On sale Mon day only.
 Ladies' plain lisle Hose in black and white gauge se Hose very good quality high sped hee double feet and garter tops Regular 25c grade On sale Monday ony pair .16c Ladies' gauge se Hose black and whte double heels and double tops; sheer quality worth 19c pa On sale Monday only, pair lzc Ladies "Eiffe Mo- 6160 gauge se Hose, in black and whte Hose reinforced with double tops and do be feet Sold everywhere for 35c pair For sale Monday Ladies Mo- 50 .sRadmoor silk lisle and Onyx Mo- 600S lavender top silk lisle Hose black only Medium weight Hose very servcea In fact of the best wearing se stockings sold for 50c pair On sae Monday only, pair .....5oc Ladies pure thread Silk Hose in tan ony Lse tops and lse feet Our Effe No 5090 that sold for 79c pair To close out few tans, Monday only pairs for S10O Ladies' sOnyx Mo- 1l24 fibre Silk Hose in black white. Boot silk of heavy weight that nsure service Standard 35c Hose On sale Monday only pair .28c Mems Ramoor fse Socks, in black, tan navy and gray These have eight thread toes and thread heels that won't out Exceptional 35c values. On sale Monday only, pair 28c Mems Onyx fibre Silk Socks No. 1920 in black, white navy cadet purple and gray These have the se heels and toes and perfectly made to give service They sold all town for pairs for $00 On sale Monday ony pair 21c
 (s Foop
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24
By Taking Innporter's Odd Lots
 We Obtained 12.OOO Linen Fl an ak hief s
At Reduced Prices
Is Styles in Hand Embroidered 200 Ha11dkerchiefs at I2 I-2c

 Uncommonly good choice in these hand-embroid- cred handkerchiefs for women, thirty-five de- signs, all nicely done in one corner, 2Oc value for 12Ac.
 Ladies pure linen handkerchefs with plain or hand embroidered initials, narrow hens on these pretty linen handkerchiefs. Worth 20c each On sale Monday only, 121ac each.
 Ladies plain linen handkerchiefs, full size, with narrow hems. Regular 10c handkerchiefs, on sale Monday only 5c each. Uimit one dozen.)
 Ladies' very sheer cambric handkerchiefs, with narrow hems, full size handkerchiefs of ex- celent material. Our 5c sellers, on sale Monday only, 3c each.
 Mems plain lawn handkerchiefs, wide or mar row hens, soft finish, ready for use in regular 10c ones. Sc each, 65c dozen
 Mems pure linen handkerchiefs, with real narrow hems. very pretty handkerchief and al ways sold for 12lac each On sale Monday only, Sc each, 88c dozen.
 Childrens plain hemstitched cambric hand kerchiefs, excellent for school use Regular price Sc each. On sale Monday only, 19c dozen.
 Childrens white or colored border handker chiefs, put up in a fancy box. Regular price 15c a box, Monday only, 1Oc box.
 Remember, these are all first quality regular stock. No seconds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24
 BURGERS
Ldces and Enbroideries Priced to
 Clear Quickly

121ac for dainty Swiss Edg- ings and Insertions, 1 to finch widths; 15c to 25c values. 9c for Point de Paris Laces; values to 20c. 29c for Shadow Lace, Flounc- ing, Camisoles and Insertings; worth up to 50c., Dc for Finishing Braid, 6-yard pieces; worth 10c. 71sc for Cashs Braids; regu- larly 1Oc and 171ac yard.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24
Hundreds of Wraps for Seashore, ] 0lun g Country

Also at ST 795-are charming little voile and lace dance frocks.
 Wool Crepe Dresses at $4.95--are pretty little affairs of navy blue, leather color, mahogany reseda green and taupe crepe, in plain comblna- tons.
 About Two Hundred Remarkable Wash Frocks at $4. 4.95-are of snowy white and colored cotton crepes. Possibly eight different models Cool Wash Frocks at $6.95 of crisp fresh iawns sheer voiles and other cottons made with the new Russian tunic and wide moire girdles. $995 for Sample Coats---of Bedford cord eponges and novelty. coatngs; lined throughout with soft peau de cygne. Two and three of a kind; worth up to $25
 \ Group of Coats at $4.95 comprise Balmac- aers checked and mixed coats and coats of plain cloths; worth up to $10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24
Among the Go,Dns Expect

to Find Such Wonderful Things ds- $9.96 Silk Dresses which are beautiful little model gowns and marked at fraction of their real worth. There are street and Afternoon gowns in delightful combinations of soft, shm- mery taffetas, clinging crepe de chine, char mouse ccbwebby laces and other fine trimmings. worth up to $50.
 Also at s1495 some wsnderful little imported frocks fine and beautiful voiles, hand embroids cred in charming designs Just fifty of these. so they I'll probably have but short stay. Rose, blue, coral and maize are the colors usually com bined with white; worth up to $2950
 voile and Crepe Dresses tt >995 plain crepe and striped voile cleverly combined. Among theI are short jackets with wide moire girdles and pleated tpnics. Orange, blue, pink, violet and white striped fffects; worth up to $20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24
At S955C

300 pairs of misses, chil- dren s and infants one and two-strap Slippers, in tan calf, patent, gunmetal, ooze calf and velvet; turn soles. Regularly sell for $2, $2.50 and $500; sizes ) to 8; S12 to II; 11l2 to }. This sale from 1 to 3 tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24
Burgers
 Monday
 Specials Greater Than Euer
Monday g to il Only

 90-inch all linen Sheeting, French finish, full bleached. Never before at this price. Yard .59c Two hours only.
 36-inch Brown Dress Linen
 15c Yard
 All pure linen, good weight, natural shade; worth 25c; 9 to II only. Yard 15c Linen Toweling, 10 Yards
 for 65c
 This is our real Joe quality with white or red borders; q splendid Toweling for Een- eral use. ; to Il only. 10 yards .............. 65c Best Indian Head 10c Yard 5 inches wide; heavy quail ity; always 15c seller. One day only. Special, yard 10c 
 15c Batiste at Dc Yard While it lasts-1000' yards of French Batiste, in navy blue only; real 15c quality, and fine fabric for waists, house dresses, etc., at, yd. Dc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24
All Oriental Rugs Haue
 Their Prices LO1Uered
Values Extraordinary

One lot silky Antique Beloochstan; 3x5 regular $2000 One lot of Kmin Rugs; size 23x46 $4500 values $2900 One Antique Bokara 26x46 regular $45 values $29 % lot of Carabaugh Rugs size 23x40 5000 values $65O lot of Beoochstan Rugs 23x40 $l350 values $500 lot of Shrvan Rugs size 33x50 $s00 values at S125O One lot of Iran Rugs; size 36x50 $3000 values $500 One Sarook Rugs size 36x50 $6O00 values at 500 All large carpet sizes reduced to about New York cost this Clearance Sale.
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