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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16
GEORGIA TECH BEGAN
SESSION ON MONDAY
Atlanta Institution Expects En-
rcllment of 1000 Students
Before Registration Ends

ATLANTA, Sept. 16.-The Geor-
gia School of Technology Monday
started on its thirty fifth year with
the certainty of the largest en-
rollment the institution has evec
had, according to officials of sae
school, who asserted that with tile
beginning Of the registration, it d
expected that more than 5000 stu
dents will have enrolled for the
term. 1t is stated that, with the
completion of the Physics building
last winter, and the practical com
pletion of the Ceramics building
and the beginning of work on the
Chemistry building, better class
room accumulation than ever Le.
fore will be provided.
Two new departments have been
added for the 1924-25 season, these
being the Ceramics school Offering
a four years course in ceramic en-
cheering, and the department. of
general science. A large part of
the studies of the ceramics sch3o1
will be devoted to research work in
the development of the clay re-
sources of the state, it is announc-
ed by DR.. A, V. Henry, the dean of
this department.
On the other hand, the general
science course, headed By DR.. w.
B .Skyles, is intended TO provide
a more general engineering and
science course than has heretofore
been possible under the intensjy.
specialization plan follower by the
school.
A total of tweJ:y two additional
teachers have been added to the
faculty it is stated. OF these
George M. Sparks, formerly head
of the journalism department Il
Mercer University and an A. B.
graduate of that school, will teach
economies in the School of Com.
merce, while Edward B. Meriw,tb
er, Phi. B. of Surtliff College md
l.. l.. B. of Washington University
will have charge of the sopbomore
classes. There are various ot5e,
appointments, while new ASSIGN.
ments have been made in modern
language and the machine design
departments.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16
MORE COMICS FOR
THE ATLANTA JOURNAL


The Sunday Atlanta Journal is
now digger and better th1n ever.
The colored comic section has been
increased from 4 to full pages,
two sections. Thousands of read
ers, from 6 to 60 will welcome the
fun in these 8 pages of tine worlds
best comics.
None of the other splendid faa-
lures Of The Sunday Journal have
been cut. Morgan Blake and o. B.
Keller will tell you, as no other
sport writer's can, of the finish in
the baseball races, the football pros
poets and the doing in golfdon,
/ Eight pages of rotogravure pictures
a 32-page magazine section, two sec
tons of Society and Woman's news,
The best state news 1ni splendid
editorial page are reasons why The
Sunday Journal is your paper.
The Daily Journal supplies com,
plete Sporting and Market news IN
every edition. 1t is owned and
edited by Georgians for all Geor-
gians. You can have The Daily ard
Sunday Journal delivered by car
rier for zoe a week. Give your or
der to H. X Ertzberger, local agen,
or send it direct to The Journal
Atlanta, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16
O'QUINN REVIVAL
STARTS At R0NE
Former Plains Pastor Conduct
ing Series Of Meetings at
Maple Street Church

ROME, Sept. 16-Rev. ]. f.
O'Quinn arrived Monday morning
and conducted tlEs service at Maple
Street BAPTIST church whore he viii
preach morning and evening for
two weeks. He is a forceful preach
or and the morning message was
just the beginning Of what is in
5tore for those Who attend the scr
vices.
The revival opened Suaday with
the congregation siasiag praise.
God From Whom Al Blessings
Flow Mxs. Gltn Sjap eamlle Sang
Have Thine Own Way" after
which Rev. Fl. f. Joyner, pastor.
spoke from the timely words, "Tha
Hour MS Corle." Il was a mes
sage Of 'nspir a6on urging every
man and woman, girl and boy to
glorify Goa with their lives, their
example and their efforts in bring
ing the lost GO Christ. There are
according to orr recently compiet-
cd census" he stated, lover frvc
hundred of whom we have the
names and addrea'es, VINO are un-
converted or with letters elsewhere.
The hour has come for you Chris
/ tian people to go ont. lay your hand
/ on the shoulder of these hundreds
and invite them to the services.
He referred. to the enlistment OF
over a million men on Defense Day
and said to the large congregation
before him won't you enlist right
here for two weeks in the army oil
the Living God?"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16
AMENDMENT GIVES
TAX EXEMPTION
New Manufacturers Coming Into
Georgia May Be Relieved of
Tax Burden for 5 Years

ATLANTA, Sept. 16.-(By As
soeiated pross.)-The proposed
amendment Of the Constitution u
Georgia which -ails fer an cxenf-
ton from taxdoion Tor ceitain ia
dustries and manufacturers for q
period of mot exceeding five
years." is Of interest to many
Georgions. The prcroced amend,
nent to the Constitution was ap-
proved by Governor Walker en-
August 81,
The proposed amendment to
criticize z, Section 2, paragraph 2,
cf the Constitution of this state, by
odding another paragraph, pro
vides that:
ANY person, natural or artifici
e. a resident of this state who may
gfter January /, 1924, build, equip.
establish, or enlarge q plant fol
DE manufacture Of processing Of
cotton, wool linen, silk, rubber clay
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16
DAHLONEGA AGGIES'
SCHEDULE IS TOUGH

DAHLONEGA Sept. 16.-Tl4
North Georgia Aggies grid eleven
has carded one of the toughest
schedules in the history of the in
stitution, and only has ona letter
man this year. However, Coaches
Cobb and Bush are confident of
building a winning machine around
this man, with the abundant ma
terial on hand from the new school
men. Thirty-fiye candidates re.
ported recently for the first foot
ball practice Of the season, it is
stated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

It's hard for
children to take
vile cod liver oil
the new meth
cd NJ c Coy's
Cod Liver Oil
Tablets sugar
coated and easy
to take, is much
better.
No matter how
weak thin, puny
or undevcloped
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

your child may be, THESE tablets
will probably help it. If they don't
you can get your money back at Ma
than Murray's, l'rugsist, HowelPs
Pharmacy or any live druggist
so tablets so cents. Be sure you
geta McCoy's - the original and
genuine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

Babe Ruth, baseball star, was
reised in an orphanaIye, showing
every boy has a chance to become
president or even a star.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16
FOR SALE CHEAP
On Easy Terms

The best Dairy and Chicken
Farm in or near Americas.
This is the Morgan farm out For
rest street. One tract Ia acres
at end Forrest street. One tract
% acres, lying along Forrest
street. One tract, large acre
age, west C. Of Ga. r. r. All
connect, but will sell separately.
Each of these tracts have plenty
water and some cleared land that
is very rich. Well adapted to
pasture. Some timber. All, or
IN part, small cash payment; easy
terms. Communicate with L. A.
Morgan, Fort Meade, Fla, or see
N. A. Waddle, on Forrest street,
ARericus, Ga.-15-5t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

Perhaps to keep from breaking
up any homes, married women were
not eligible for the national beauty
contest.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

CHILDREN WITH RICKETS
If you are the parent of a child
who is so unfortunate as to have
ricketts,, you are advised to try Nc
Coy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets for 80
days and note the results.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

One nice thing about living to
liz, as an Irishman did, is you get
to worry about so many rising gen
erations,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

LIKE GRAPES! Drink Mi-Grape in
bottles,-13-26t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

The thermometer has bestowed a
few honorary degrees this summer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-one bed room suite.
one breakfast room suite, odd
dining room table, and kitchen fur
niture. Price right to quick pur-
chaser. See Alton Cogdell. -9.tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

FRESH FALL STOCK Garden and
Farm Seed. T. j, Wallis Garden
and Farm Seed Dept. soft
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS EKl

AMERlCus BUSINESS COLLEGE
Fall term opens Sept. list, Miss
Lillian Braswell, Prop. Personal in
structors. Bookkeeping, Shorthand,
Typewriting, English, Spelling,
Mathematics, Commercial Law,
Penmanship. Positions guaran-
teed. Phone lit, P. o. Box 254.
-8(s)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

LOsT-In business section Monday.
small black leather coin purse,
containing about $500. Reward if
returned to Mrs. L. F. Grubbs.
-16-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

A pair of dreamy eyes is liable
to cause some black ones.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

MISS PAULINE BELL will open
her School of Music September
Is, teaching piano and violin. Phone
688 for registration.-l2-15t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-16

MELVA CLARK HOLT teAcher Of
Voice, $50 South jackson street.
Phone 674.-15-tf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
DvA BILLl0NY "a DvACET sR0Kt.
TOLIK ST PRY vYzADA DODATECNA
ODMENA VYSLOUzILCU.

Washington, 16 bfezna - Zprava snemovEfho vyhoru
ma cesty prosfedky move predoze zamu dodaecne od-
eny pro voaky slouzvs svetove vace ez bde podan
We snemovne Ultra nz hasovano bude ter byla
fejnena dnes pfedsedou Greenem. MaximAnf ohy jsop
odhadovany $2 119O0O00O obdobl dvace rokn KITE
ratio caska da pry snadno user beznyh vylohach
vladnfch. ##
Mensinova zprava podepsana ctyrmi repubikanskymi
cleny vyboru Treadwayem, Massachusetts,; Tlsonem
Connecticut; Watsonem Pennsylvania Misem New Yor-
ku napada poskytnu bonusu jako nezdravy prncip"
pravi. re to znemoznf snizeni danf budoucnosti
DIE teto pfedohy vyslouzilci obdrzi posky ma zvot
ktere vypaceny budou upynut dvace rokG penize
hotovost pfipadech nchz nejsou opravnen vice nez
$50 dodatecnem platu.
Odhaduje se ze prdmerna vyse pojstek bude 1852
Bude pocitano 81 kazdy suzby 81 5 "a kaz
dy den cizine prvnic sedesat dni nepoc pripa-
de- ze vysouziec zere pred upynutim rok plnt
obnos pojstky bude vyplacen jeho pozdstam bude zi
dvacet roku bude pima caska vyplacena emu Poky
dou datovany cd L. edna Pc uplynuti dvou drzte
moh by ziskati pdjcku posku niz nesme by byti
can drok vyss nez procenta mad rok Gany federan
reservni bankou dotycnem distriktu
Ocekava Sc, ze pfedlohu bude odevzdana vice nez
dvoutfetnova vetsna take moha by by pfaa pies
to presidentovo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
RAKOUSKO ZoSTANE POD
KURATELOU.

Geneva, Is. brezna. - Ra-
da Svazu Narodi zamitla Ia
dost Rakouska, ably zbaveno
bylo financnf kontroly Svazu,
ktera je vykonavana DR.. Zim-
imermannem, holandskym pri-
slusnikem. Videnska vlada "a
dost svoji odivodnovala tim,
ze bylo jiz docileno rovnovahy
v rozpoctu. Hlavne Sc il jed
nalo. aby mohla vynaloziti 200,
100000 korun, zbyvajicich z
pujcky il poskytnute. bez do
zoru Svazu, na rizne verejne
prace. Pc vysvetlenf DR.. Zim-
byla vsak zadost
Rakouska radou Svazu Naro-
dn zamitnuta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
kRAJAN ZABIT VYVRACE.
NYM STROMEM.

Phillips, Wis, 13. brezna.
(Postovni zprava.) - Josef
Starek, 37lety, usmrcen byl 8.
brezna pri nakladani klad v
lese. Nest'astnou nahodou vra-
zil jednou Mich do stromu z
korene vyvraceneho vetev
t6hoz zasahla jej ma hlave,
'roztfistivsi rnu fcbku: UDOz&k
zistal ma miste mrtev. Pohreb
nest 'astneho krajana konan
byl dine II. brezna vojen-
.skou poctou, nebot' p. Starek
slouzil v americke armade "a
svetove valky. Zistavil po So
be manzelku Sest ditek We
.v6ku cd jednoho do Sesti rokG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
zALoBA Ma BRlTsK0u FIRMU.
DODAVALA PRY ZBRANE POVSTALCUM
PRAVf OBREGON

Mesto Mexko 16. brezna = President Obregon obvi-
nil otevfen6 brtckou petroejn korporac FL Agulla Gin
neho podporovan Vera Cruz prot Wade posk
tovanim zasob pen6z lodi kdezo soucasne pokousela
klas prekazky federani Wade jeff us zdon revolut
niho hnut
Presdentova obvin6nf byla ucnena prohlasen n6mz
prav predloz ceou vysetrovn veho generanho
vadniho zakade inormaci obdrzenych cd federanch
dfednkd kter by! pfiomn okupovanych dzemch behem
nadvady rebelu Ia manevry Ell Aguy sou ukryy vysoke
osobnosti presvedceni Obregonove
ctovani urcitych ppadI president pravf ze Ell Agui
la poskytla prevoz Tampica do Vera Cruz ebekemu ge
neraov Beamarovi re totez pfispen odepreno zdravo
nimu rednku federan vady kdyz to zada Rovnez pry
obstaravala Ell Agula dopravu zbozi ebey Tuxpanu
do Puerto Mexico Vhbec Ell Agua vsemozne bya povsta
cum ruku.
menovana spoecnost rozhodne popra ze byla by 20
savla povstacn aGkoli pry mozno ze edno
vych ppadeh eji zamestnan by donuceni vyhoveti pr
MI spiSe rozkazu rebeskych vdcI MistopTedseda
lecnos, Hutchinson, vyzada 81 rozmuvu presidentem o.
bregOnem ma pevnou nadeji re vsechno uspokove
sv9tli
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
sTEzUJf 81 ma JUeosLAvI.
PO$INUJE PRH VOJSKO PROTI JEJICH
HRANICfM, PRAvf BULHARI.

Sofie, Is. bfezna. - Ze "a
hranitniho ministerstva vyda-
ma byla zprava, v niz Sc pra-
vi, ze Jugoslavie posinula Ety.
II divise sveho vojska proti
bulharskym hranicim v okolf
Perniku. Mimo to pry naffze-
ma byla mobilisace tff rocnf-
KID reservisti, jak Sc stalo v
zari minuleho roku. kdy Jugo-
slavic chystala Sc k zakrocenf
v Bulharsku v dob1 vypuknuti
agrarnicko-komunistickeho pow
stani.
Ministerstvo 81 stezuje, ze
Jugoslavie tyto zjevne nepra-
telsk& kroky podnika pres tn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
PoUf vzDUCHEM koLEM SvETA.
BYLA zAHAJENA DNEs RkN0 AME-
RICkYmI AER0PLAnY.
NAVRAT VZDUCHOPLAVCU Sc OCEKAVA
We CTYRECH MESfCfCH.

Clover Field Santa Monica, Cal, 16. brezna - Tsce
di seso zdejsim lesti ably rozloucl ameckymi
etci kterf Ultra zaha svoj pout koem sv6a Ma oavu
toho usporadany vzdusne manevy, nhz podeo asi
sedesa aeroplanu z uvadey dvaky uzas svym vykony
Ddstojnc armady namornictva shodu tom re dne-
sn produkce bya jednou nevetsch histori amerckeho
letectva.
Major Frederick L. Martin, veliel eskadry ez podnk
let koem sveta zaha program svymi aeroplanv O.
statn pilot byl porucc Smith Wade Nelson Pc te esk
dra ehkych aeropand obeva bitevni formaci pod
enim podpukovnika Wicka Obrovske Martinovy bombo-
vac aeroplany pax uporadaly produkc Mich vsechny
ostani druhy letade Hlavni pozono budy ovsem vzdu
sne "krizniky', jez podniknou let koem sveta
Let bude zahaien hodin Ultra rano Tri krizniku
provazeny osmnact aeropany armady vaec
neho lodva pod velenm podpukovnika Glmora. Poruck
Nelson podnk dnes let do San Diega bude e nasledo
va pozdeji pfipade mhaveho pocas bude zahajen le
tn odozeno az vyasn Pozoruhodno je, re dnesni
nevry odbyly sc bez nejmensi melody.
Major Martin pravil ze hlediska mechanickeho, vse
chny podmnky jou pfiznvy teno let 10000 mil pres 2
Prvn den uet krizniky provazeiici aeroplany
400 MIL do Sacramento Cal kde z1stanou pres Ute
~ doeti do Vancouver kasaren Washington stfedu do
Seattle kde aeropany zuanou nekok dni ezto budo
ma ne pfideany pontony. NJ
Kfiznfky pax poletf pres Britckou Columbi hozapad
nj Aasku Aeutsk6 ostrovy dol do Japonska Odtamtud
poe do Seouu. Korea, pode cnskeho pobezf do Indie
pres Kakuu pres Persi do Turecka pres Balkan do Ra
kouska Nemecka, pres Franc do Angle, dale pax pres
Skotsko, Island Gronsko pres kanadu do Washngtonu
pres americky kontinent zpet do Glover Field zde.
Let vyzada 81 asi ctyf mesce. Nejedna pri mem
prekonani neakych ekordd nybrz rozhodnuti y
cke letu kolem letady tezsimi vzduchu
pritomnem zdokonaleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
D'ANNUNzIo kNfzETEM.

Rim, Is. brezna. Kral Victor Emanuel dnes udel IT,
tul knzete Monte Nevoso DAnnunzovi zasuhy, jez
prokaza Itai svetove vace pozdeii svm dobrodruz
nym najezdem Rieku pry tim zachran 1tai Kni
zeciho tuu dostao DAnnunzov odporu6en premic-
Mussolniho Monte Nevoso nejvyssi ch srmici mad
Rjekou tvorci obranu Kekn sr Byla to drzebnost
vrchu liz aove zada mirovt konferenc kdy IL
ne d9lci 1str dv6 cast bya navrovana Nevoso vyi
zejicf zaliv Kvarnersky, je nyni alskych rukou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
SEBEVRAzDA PROPUSTENE.
HO UkEDNfKA.

Honolulu, Is. brezna. - n.
L. Halsey, sesazenv pred tre-
mi tydny s dradu pfistehovalec
keho komisare pro Havajske
ostrovy, zastrelil sc zde vcera.
Halsey-ho propu$t9ni nasledo-
valo 20 vysetrovanf. ze -byl We
spoieni 5 nezakonitym vstu-
penn cfhand =. jinych cizincu
ma Havajsk6 ostrovy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
SOVETSKA MISSE v
KANADE.

Ottawa, Is. brezna. - o.
znamivse. ze hodlaji vyjedna-
vati 0 docileni mezinarodniho
obchodniho dohodnutf ka-
nadskou vladou,. zastupci rus
ke sovetske vlady priieli sem.
Budou konati fadu porad ka-
nadskymi drady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

mich osmii mesicd sami podfleli
Sc ma tomto podloudnictvi. Jak
vyslo ma jevo, byli k tomu cili
ziskani rdznymi obchodnfky,
kterf NELL velke platebnf "a
vazky v cizin9.. TAX da1ece "a
hrnuto Jest do tohoto podloud
nictvi .l2 detektivd, diva vrch-
nj inspektofi a 20 obchod odnfk1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
UHER3Tf DETEKTTVOVE v
roll PODLOUDNfKU.

Budapest, Is. brezna. -
Bylo ziisteno. ze jisty potet de
tektivd, kteff povefeni byli e.
lohou, aby zabr&nili podloud-
ne dopravs uherskych pen9z
pies hranice, behem posled-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
MATkA A DcERA LAWFULLY.

Dayton O.. Is brezna. - Pi. George Wardov4 64-leta
jeff dcerq pi Will Stanbackova 39ea byly zabty blze
New Paris kdyz osobni vlsk drahy Pennsyvanske
vrazil do automobile, nemz jelly. ODE zeny .bydey
Gettysburg, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

okolnost, ze Bulharsko Sc vse-
NOME vynasnazilo o potlaceni
cinnosti macedonsktch komiti
ma SVEN dzemf. Poukazuje Sc,
ze vlada sofiiska pozatykala
nekolik set Macedoncu pode-
zfelych 2 revolucnf cinnosti a
zavezla ie do internatnich ta-
bord daleko cd jugoslavskych
hranic.
Ku konci Sc pravf We zprave
ministerstva. ze je to velmi W.
znacnou v6cf, ze Jugoslavie
soustfed'uje sv6 vojsko poblf-
ze Perniku. kde jsou ty nejvet
81 uhelne dolly bulharske.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-20
DEAF WILL HOLD
 CONVENTION HERE
-1tate Meeting Will Convene In
 Birmingham July 2S

The twelfth annual convention of the Alabama Association of the Deaf will ,e held in Birmingham July 23 to 26, t was announced Saturday night by John c. Chunn of Birmingham, secre. tAry of the association. Sessions will be held in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium.
 Prominent deaf people from Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana will be in attendance.
 The program of the convention has lot yet been settled, but it has been assured that Gov. W. W. Brandon and Jity Commissioners D. E. 'McLendon md Mrs. Mary Echols will address it. Miss Maumee Roberts of the faculty Deaf will act as interpreter for the speakers.
 A daily program Seentertainment has been planned forstta Visitors. Wednes- day evening theyltRill De the guests at reception at the Hillman hotel. Thursday afternoon the Chamber of Commerce will be hosts on an automo- bile sightseeing trip.
 The convention will close Saturday afternoon with a picnic at West Lake park. Special entertainment events will be included in the program of the picnic.
 Officers of the Alabama Association of the Deaf are William F. Grace, Tal- ladega, president; Mrs. J. H. McFAr- lane, Talladega, vice president; John G. Chunn, Birmingham, secretary; J. F. Brocato, Birmingham, treasurer. The association was organized October 4, 1912, having as it's object the promo tion of education among the deaf of the state. It is affiliated with the Ma tional Association of the Deaf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-20
Briefly;

Wardrobe trunks, 20 per cent off, (D. Leather handbags, $2.ss (M). Stamped pieces, HALF (B). Lace remnants, 25c (M). Floor and table lamps, HALF (3). Athletic teddies, 3Sc @. Iced tea glasses, $1 dozen (D Cedar chests, 25 per cent off (S). Suits and coats, HALF @. $2 bath seats, 89c (O. Porch frocks, $I.s5, $2.SS (2). Evening gowns, $24.75 (2). Silver flower baskets, $6.ss tM). KotAx, 45c (M).
 Woven wash rugs, $1.5O (3) Rockingham teapots, 95c (4). Daytime frocks, $35 t2). $6.95, $6.e5, $7.S0 Madeira napkins, $4.sS dozen (M). Up to $3.50 fancy linens, $1,49 (M), 6sc vanity sets, 39e (M). Odd linen napkins, 4 off (M). Baby blankets--1-3 off (M). Imported gray blankets. 77c (M). Ss.6o to $4.5o soiled bedspreads, S2.s5 (M).
 seiied crocheted bedspreads, $1.1s (M).
 Pure linen towels, 3sc. Wash cloths, Sc (M) Linen bridge covers, $l.9S (M). Madeira linen, $1.5O yard (M). Tea napkins, $3 dozen (M). Dinner napkins, 8 dozen (M). Cross Word puzzle books, $1.35 (M).
 S5c zephyr ginghAnns, 23c (z). 10 yards muslin, sSc (M). Indian Head remnants. 2Sc (M). Seamless sheets, $l (M). Imported voiles, 59c (2). ssc broadcloth shiFting, 59c (2). $2.75 embroidered linens SIPS (2). $1.50 embroidered voiles, s9c (2). 5ec madras shirting, 45e (2). Laird.Schober black satin pumps, SIS (M.) Q Queen Anne walnut veneer dining room suites, $22s.75 (3). Breakfast room sets, 4 off (3). Overstuffed davenports, $1O5 (3). Fiber sun parlor suites, SIPS (3). Arm chairs, mahogany finished, $l0.S5 (3).
 Windsor chairs, mahogany finished, Ss.50 (3).
 Tea carts, mahogany finished, s22.7S (S.
 spinet desks, mahogany finished, S24.75 (3).
 Martha Washington sewing eabi- nets, mahogany finished, SEATS (8.
 Estate gas ranges, $3S.9S (D. Wash boilers, $1.95 (D. Dry hand rnops, $1AS (A). Canvas grass catchers, 9se (A) Mason jars, quarts or pints, S5e dozen (4).
 Shoe shine boxes, SIPS (O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-20

You know full we'll these good names in corsetry.
 You know the makers policy of discontinued numbers ever so often. You know you frequent Iy find the very model you prefer at a LARGE saving in price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-20
PURE SILK stockings, 89c

(Three pairs, $2.6O) ALL the desired and desir- able shades for present wear.
 A pretty, slightly quality of silk, with stout lisle garter top.
 Only Clearance makes them yours at S9c. a pair-three pairs for $2.5O. Fun.fashioned embroidered silk stockings from $2
 to 9Sel White or brown, pure silk, beautifully fashioned, beau tifully. embroidered, once $2 and more a pair-clear- ing at 95c now.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-20
URGES MORE TRADE
 WITH HOME FIRMS
Half Million Yearly Leaves
 Cities In Mail Or6era

ALBANY.DECATUR. Ala, July 19. Especial. )-One-half million dollars is sent from the Twin-City trade district each year to mail order houses and out of-town stores for articles which could be bought here it is declared by W. J. Meininger, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
 The statement urges trading at home and declares that survey recently conducted revealed that in a list of 45 articles there was but a few cents difference in price in favor of the mail order houses which postage alone would offset.