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Big League Schedule
Makers to Meet In
Chicago Wednesday
< Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—The flret meet
'n* of the big league schedule makeri
will be held at Chicago Wednesday
January 19. according to an announce
ment today by President Johnson o
the American League. Johnson salt
Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburg and Joht
Heydler, secretary of the Nationa
League, would come here to begin wort
on the. 1916 card.
two PHONES
tWO ADDRESSES
Phone yoijr orders for French
Dry Cleaning to 3261 (Plant)
or 1S$6 (the store). Cleaning
plant located at 310 Dexter
BOXFORD
WITH THW OVAL BUTTON HOLS
UNITED AHMT A OOLLAROO.. TltOV. N.V.
RUPTURE
Thousands of people suffer—'need
lessly for want of a properly fitted
truss. If you have a rupture better
give It attention at once. Don't be
deluded by claims of Irresponsible
truss makers. Buy your trusses from
a concern that makes and fits Its
trusses In a scientific and correct
manner. Our fitting department Is
one of the finest In the country. We
sell a truss suited to your particular
case and the price Is reasonable.
Write for Interesting booklet that
tells about ruptures and^trusses.
McDermott Surged Instrument Co.
New Orleans. La.
Win Out Big-1
Drsuchon's trained Stenographer*. 1
Bookkeeper* and 8*cretarlea are win- I
nla« bis place* ovary day. Invaatl- V
cat* our proposition now. _
MUtOBOVa PRACTICAL ■
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Court Su- Mautsomery. Ate.
Famous for Saa Food•
PICKWICK CAFE
Bar Ladles and Gaatlaawa
V. L. BEDOLTHI, Prop.
1U cuuuusrca nirsal
(800.00 Dettversd
0 Passtager—110 Whsal But
ABE AH AM BEOS. MOTOE OAfi
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Ford Speedometers
Installed $10. Guaranteed
by us.
Patterson & Ingalls
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JESS WILURD TO
MEET MORAN IN
TEN-ROUNU BOUT
Agreement For Fight to
Be Staged in New York
Is Signed at , Kansas
City f
(Associated Press).
KANSAS CITY, Ma, Jan. 17—Jess
Wfllard, ohamplon heavyweight pugi
list, was signed by JaokMOuriey for a
fight with Prank Moran of Pittsburg
here tonight. The fight, which wlM be
held In New York, will be ten rounds.
It was announced. No definite date
was set for the match, which will be
held some time between April 10 and
COLD WEATHER STOPS
FIELD TRIAIJi; WILL
• BE RESUMED TODAY
(Associated Press).
GRAND JUNCTION, TENN., Jan. 17
—Cold weather and bad ground con
ditions Interfered with the running
trials here today and the races were
called off for the day before the first
brace sent to the field had completed
Its three hour heat. An effort will be
made to resume the races tomorrow
afternoon .
Of the two dogs which started to
day. Commissioner’s Harry, a sette
and the pointer Rowena, the sette
was going at the best pace when th<
pair was taken up after ploddini
through Ice and mud for an hour an.
themfwel°th f°Und blrd" and handle.
HARVARD VARSITY
CREW WILL MEET
PRINCETONS IN APRIL
(Associated Press).
CAMBRIDO, MASS.. Jan. IT—Har
vard and Princeton varsity crews wll
meet for the first time li# three year,
on April 20 at Princeton, according t<
the Crimson's rowing schedule, an
nounced tonight. Harvard will meet
Cornell In Boston May 20 and Yale at
Now London June 23. *
MARION’S QUINTET
DEFEATS SELMA IN
SNAPPY CONTEST
(Special to The Advertiser.)
SELMA. ALA., Jan. 17—In Kama
featured by snappy playing on both
sides. Marlon Military Institute quintet
tonight defeated the local Y. M C. A
five in Selma's opening game of the
season, by the score of 38 to 19
Selma's playing featured by unusual
ly good work of the team as a whole
while Marion players all showed
flashes of championship form. The
game wras witnessed by a large crowd.
WELSH OUTCLASSED
BY EDDIE M’ANDREWS
(Associated Press 1.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17—Freddie
Welsh, lightweight champion, was out
boxed by Eddie McAndrews of this
city, in a six round bout here tonight.
Welsh clinched frequently to save him
self from stiff left jabs and hard right
crosses to the body
Parafine Floor Oil
• . 15c per Quart
Fone 686 We Deliver
Little Paint Store
11 N. Perry St.
MITCHELL CAR
“TJieSixof‘10’”
Three Passenger Roadster
Five Passenger Touring Car
$1,200.00
ALLEN »■ COOK
30 <ou. on St.''
Buy Ball Club; Says Ban;
Happy Days Are Coming
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Ban Johnson, American League pres
ident, in his recent efforts to And a
buyer for the Cleveland club, declared
that thera was never such a time as
the present wherein to buy a ball club
and start the business. This Is be
cause the justly celebrated Fed war
is at an end. Peace is here to stay a
while and the national recreation Is
about to enjoy halcyon days. Anyone
owning a ball club can prepare to rent
extra vaults at the bank and rake In
the roubles.
Though Ban has not as yet corraled
a willing purchaser of the Cleveland
Indians, he cheerfully assures one and
all that he soon will, and he hastens
to add that never before was there
offered so glorious an opportunity.
Baseball stands upon the threshold of
a golden age. All of the losses of
the past year or two will be amply
recovered and so much more made In
addition as to produce upon the face'
of any club owner a perfect radiance
of Joy.
The past several seasons have not
been brilliant ones for the Cleveland
club, but the town has always been a
money maker and Ban Johnson affirms
that there Is not the slimmest proba
bility that the club will be taken
away. Ban has declared lately that
he Is sure Cleveland is about to per
form a comeback with a new owner
this spring and other new blood there
will be seen a remarkable return to
form. Cleveland fans, a little wearied
the oast several seasons, hope very
earnestly that Ban is right.
PERCY HAUGHTON
TELLS BRAVES NOT
TO PLAY BASKETBALL
(Associated Press.)
BOSTON, Jan. 17.—Percy Haughton,
new president of the Boston Nationals,
already has exercised his authority In
disciplining players. Announcing him
self as opposed to basket ball playing
by any member of the Braves because
of the possibility of Injury, he wrote
personally to Walter Maranvllle cau
tioning him against taking part In In
door games. Maranville had stated
his Intention of joining a team.
President Weeghman
Is Ready to Make
Payment For Cubs
(Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—President
Weeghman of the Chicago National
League baseball club announced today
that he is ready to make the final pay
ment on the purchase of the team and
expects to conclude the transfer with
Charles P. Taft either tomorrow or
Wednesday in Chicago. President
Weeghman also said that if Koger
Bresnahan does not buy the Cleveland
club franchise in the American Asso
ciation, he will be sold to a National
League club.
Warren High Schools
Rifle Team Leads
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—The War
ren. Pa., high school rifle team made
the highest score In the first week’s
competition of the national Indoor high
school championship just begun under
auspices of the National Rifle Associ
ation of America. Thirty-four high
schools are competing.
The latest minstrel hits and misses
will tickle your rlnibles at the Grand
today—matinee and night* If you see
Nell O'Hrlen.
Rheumatism Doe to Bad Blood.
Thousands have been made well.
People in the poorest health, suffer
ing from Rheumatism, with whom pain
was constant. Who believed that their
vitality was sapped beyond repair. It
was proven to them that the cause of
their trouble was the blood; that Uric
Acid, the most faithful ally of Rheu
matism, had gripped them. The poison
in the blood had sapped its strength.
The weakened blood had allowed poi
son and impurities to accumulate, and
all energy as gone. They felt “poor
ly,” were listless, pain was ever pres
ent, with poor digestion and dyspepsia.
They tried S. S. S.—nature's blood
tonic. They gave up drugs. This com
pound of nature's remedies of roots
and herbs did what drugs failed to
do. It literally washed the blood free
from poison, and with the flow of pure
blood came back health, strength, \igor
and happiness. Get S. S. S. from your
druggist. Insist upon S. S. S If yours
is a long standing case, write for medi.
cal advice to Swift Specific Co., At
lanta, Ga., but begin taking S. S. 8.
at once.
QUINTET TO PUT
Coach Susong of Local Y.
M. C. A. Team Issues a
Call For Practice Each
Night This Week
Tho basket ball team of the Marlon
Institute will play the Montgomery
Young Mens Christian Associations
quintet next Saturday njgbt aud ipan.
ager and coach B. I. Susong began
training his men lor this game Mon
day night
The local boys, by their work In the
game afealnst the Auburn team Sat
urday night, last, showed they have
Anally rounded into condition and with
their once having tasted ol victory,
they are preparing for the Marion
boys conAdent ol winning.
Susong has Issued a call lor prac
tice lor his squad lor each night this
week. The Montgomery team started
practicing late this season and they
have only recently shown anything
like the gams that they are capable
ol, but due to the untiring efforts
ol Susong and Morlarty and the co
operation ol the candidates 1 or the
team, the Montgomery team will now
stock up with any five in the South..
The Marlon basket ball team, under
the coaching ol Clarkson, has develop
ed wonderlully and they are coming
here expecting to win Ironi the lo
cal team. The Marlbn team has won
by lar the majority ol its games this
season and is considered one of the
lastest In this section of the South.
The games of the Commercial Basket
Ball League also will be played in the
Young Mena Christian Association
gymnasium Saturday night.
PAROLE ISSUED) ONE REVOKED.
The Governor has' pardoned In full
and restored civil and political rights
to Sump Dean, sent up from Cren
shaw County. Another prisoner did
not fare so well as to executive clem
ency. The latter, Ed Redmond, sent up
from Barbour County for violation of
the prohibition laws, and paroled some
time ago, had his leave recalled and
will have to serve out his sentence. It
Is said this is the second time a parole
In his favor has been revoked. *
Everybody la going to see and hear
Nell O’Brlen’a Mlnatrela at the Grand
today—matinee and night. Why not
yout
Bowl Fight Death
Was Accidental
PHILADELPHIA, BA., )u. IT—Ac
cidental death-du*. to. suffocation van
the verdict of the. coroner'e Jury to
day in the case ot William C. Llfson,
the University of Pennsylvania, fresh
man killed in the bowl last week,
during the annual class rush. Llfyon,
who was IT years old, lived at Elisa
beth, N. J.
Dr. Edgar FahS 'Smith. provost ot
the university, testified at the Inquest
that the bowl fights had been annual
scrimmages for more than fifty years
and that this was the first time there
had been a serious accident.
Edward Albert Llfson, brother of
William, said the contest *was an en
tirely friendly one and that no one
Was to"blame for the death of bis
brother. < •
Provost Smith announced - that it
has been decided by the students »nd
faculty to abolish the bowl fight and
other class fights at the university- 1
WHEN YOU THINK OF !
NEW SHOES
this is a good place to buy
them. Our fitting service
and merchandise give satis
faction.
CAMPBELL SHOEXOMPANY |
31 Commerce
Montgomery, Ala.
You Can’t
'HV • I ••
Argue
Fellows, you can’t beat
these prices, and you can’t
get the same shirts, anywhere
else. You’ve got to wear
shirts—why not buy them
when they are way down in
price?
An Odd Lot of
Plaited Bosom
Shirts
;
Everyone of them good
looking and made to wear
well, some slightly in need of
laundering, formerly sold
from $1.50 to $2.50, to be
cleaned out of stock at '
69c
$1.50 Shirts Now $1.15
$2.00 Shirts Now $1.35
Comprising negligees, soft
cuffs or laundered plaited,
and stripes and fancy de
signs. the fast colors being
guaranteed. k
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The
Goodform
Shop
V '
I 12 Dexter Ave.
“Mellow
Am
The
Moonlight ”
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Carefully blended from fine old
Burley tobacco. Rich and smooth
enough to suit every man’s taste.
Reasonable enough to suit every
pocketbook. Watch your dealer
smile when you say MOONSHINE.
He knows.
BAILEY BROS.. (Inc.,) hi I* i Inst. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
35% Off On
Overcoats
25% Off On Men’s
and Boy’s Suits
V.i: V i
Rid Yourself of Disease by
Quick, Safe, Scientific
Methods.
Don't ftre up. Call and be exam
ined by a specialist who has had many
years' experience in treating men and
women. He will tall you the truth
about your condition FREE.
Let Me Offer You the Result
I Am Giving Others and
Leave the Payment End
pf It In Your Hands.
I do not scatter my faculties, but 1
concentrate them on my Specialty—
NERVOUS, CHRONIC And SPECIAL
DISEASES- OF MEN and WOMEN.
Consult me (FREE) before placing
*T0ur caae elaewhere.
We aaaaiaofolly tisat Unaalmal-tHa
ctof—MrsOju. Losses. Kidney.
Bladder and Prostrate Trouble. Rheu
matism, Paralysis. Gall Stones, Pri
vate Diseases. .All .Private and
Chronic Diseases of Men and Women.
Como to see us and note the differ
ence in the way a qualified and ax
perlenced specialist will treat you
and how soon you can be benefited
by the right kind of treatment.
Dr. Thomas
Specialist Company
<th Floor Tsadlver Bids.
Montgomery, Ain.
Hoars: • to 1—dally
Sunday • to 1 only.
DISCOUNT
SALE
* >7-1
OF
25%-r25%
On our $15'Suits and Overcoats.
REMEMBER too—ordinarily the
values here, equal $20 and $25
values elsewhere.
It WILL BE SOME SAVING TO
YOU.
HIRSCH BROS.
27 Commerce St.
Saxon “SIX”
$785.00
F. 0. B. Factory
Dixie Hardwood
& Mfg. Co.,
310 Moult oft St., Phono 496,
$2.00 Hats
Mads in Montgomery.
GERMAN HAT 00.
New Store—26 N. Court St.
Old Hats Cleaned and Re
blocked.
iTJillAN QACQUET^
Quick relief -
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