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to a student
** *■** lit XontgoM*
♦ * •
fiMtC*f and SO*
g**?11 «t faiMth, Motor**
«* «H»* tk* tHk-nl
SFrJSSi."* “■ prk*r “* **■•; *•
' JJ^opoM StrsoM nturned homo
j toot alyht riltor on absence of oovoroi
-***1 Tlaltto* relatives lav Dearer,
% *
.# • • •
‘_*™- j. e. Carter an* little son.
#^o. or* Tloltla* her parents, Mr.
«•* Mrs. Treaarr to Atlanta.
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Chandler,. Horn, Carter and
Rutland hare retnrned frolh Atlanta.
^ w«nt »• attend a dental
4 *•* t_- • ‘ * *' '•*
Joo Rutland has returned from
^;>tof:<,Tt~idvm *°Tn*. wh*n
abUIt»^ th* *“*“ of Mrm- Boh Shir.
Th* n • * o V
^•rtdn * P- Alston' left SfeaU
zl ■•ct »• utt«p part of. September
• 'Its. Va.. where she has a*£
nw, J*1 ?,o,ltl0n •» toe faculty of
r»r»t *a eollepe.
* * *
and >*rs. W. M. Blake an re
jfy*. congratulations upon th* ar
totV.1 name<^<Moea^tJr.*r ?* T”* th*
• * *
. Urs. Leila Spangler William*, and
fttftfauihter, Xm. Maude William*
»r*wer. have bought the Warren Ty
Gel RM Of DuM
By Skupoeing Wtt
A Beautiful Hand
Paihted Japanese
Tea Service Free
8m FrMhling’i Ad- $
■■
FORMERLY MBS EUGENIA HARDtt
** *‘e ",k; of *•“ fcrtd«- Ikt w»« Mia. Bt.i„ Da
f . Hardta of Merldlao, Ml«*., before bor aurrlage loot week. Althooob aha
««;r. ~‘u^.;ow- «w •*« »*• — r *»*»«.
aon noma on South McDonough and
will make their home there.
* * *
Mra. Tom Walker of Memphis, Is
vlaltlng Mra. Walter Barr.
* * *
Mr. and Mra. Miller Krebs are re
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
of a- little eon. Mrs. Krebs, who. was
Mias Lois Thompson, has a host of
friends In Montgomery, where she
formerly made her home.
♦ * *
■ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlisle Watts
announoe the ayrlval of a aon on Oot.
4 at St. Margaret's hospital, whom
*9*t, have named Thomas Carlisle, Jr
• * *
v'**ri Mrs. Bills Burnett are oo
chpyfag their home at' I Thom Ptaoe.
ttbtte
liquid
The Family Standby
J* ‘ -FORTHE
Ills and Emergencies
of Everyday
COUCHS, COLDS, NASAL
CATARRH
CATARRH OF THROAT
^ STOMACH, BOWELS
•OLD EVERYWHEAB
> *•* for book ea Catarrh
THE PE-RU-NA CO.
COLUMBUS, - . OHIO
Last Chance To Buy
at Prices Below Cost
Stock Limited! '
Now It’s Lobman Moog & Co's.
95 Cent Sale
20 cans assorted Shoe Polish, all for
4 large bottles 8auer’s Extracts_
15 Packages Binso...
71/2 lb. Packages Cocoa ....**’* ’ * ’ ’ * * ..
8V2 lb. Packages Chocolate ......'. * * ...... \
6 No. 1 Cans Pimento Cups.
12 Packages Oatmeal.
8 1-lb. Packages 20 Mule Borax . . . . . . .T: ... [
7 Jars Domestic Caviar.
5 Cans Lobster Neuberg.
6 Cans Chicken a la King.
7 Ind. Jars Bar le Due..
12 Jars Ind. Strawberry Preserves.'
B Cans Mexine .’ ' " '
3 Small George Washington Coffee.
10 Large Cans Potash.. . . . . .
And Many Other Items
95c
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95c
95c
95c
95c
95c
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95c
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95c
Lobman Moog' & Co.
Foot of Coosa Street
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. McCord an
nounee the blrtlt of a little eon whom
they have named Bert Underwood.
* * *
Misa Della Mohr will return Tuee*
day night from Atlanta, .where ehe
hae been visiting her aleter, Mra. H. X.
Davis.
* * *
Mademoiselle Marguerite Dognon,
head of the French department of the
Margaret Booth school who has spent
the summer at her home in Chateau
dun, France, is with Mra W. s. Naftei
at 642 South Perry street for the
Marlon MeOowln, a member o
the graduating class this year at thi
Booth school and Miss ’Dve
2?.. * R,,mb,r of the junto:
?!*“ °f th« same school, are wltl
J*ra Powell, on South Court street
for the winter. Mips Marlon and Mlsi
M£?0W,n ar* both th* *ttrao
Uve daughters of Mr. and Mra W. M
wu°W‘n’,°.f Chapman. Alabama, a"
at'the^Srfe thJ,lr pr®P*r»t°ry worj
tranoa Booth «chool for en
.L New YorT" COne*#• P°U*hk«^
* * ‘ *
Miss Elizabeth Morris, daughter of
:?.dhHra W' E- MorrlV ofOeor
JL-Pk’ Alabama, president of the sta
i. in°h Vi‘V »«”»,«ooi
r * P^**«d successfully all her Drallm!
:r“uv,Tchnd”*„"*ar^ voting'" h“'
”ree*.r' Mrs* Halls* ^ «a™
n8S.rara?oUtra!V,"orrdP;nd'n,r *
^Bartow. Florid? win!
♦ * *
ter. Jo.n oV w" L'f”* da«h
vlsltlng their i* ii. ‘ Washington, are
Mr,. W. H Harr * *^d ,aunt- Mr a"d
H%* *" HoIcomb*' street
&£&*f'Sxrssi
Branch. Mr and Ed
--M-Md^a"*,^ ‘a
Darting h-,‘ da^hter. Mr,.’ John T
ra^a,,Bfac*hnChF*o£Crry •* W.„
S-tantcn-r-CrV/tre^^V
Mia, Mary France,^Hlcks of T.i
1 rB- v\ . L. Parker, at 80*»
Perry street for the wln'teat S“u'b
2*~s“™:"
? d e beln* cordially wel
comed by their neu^nelghbor,/
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook have
moved from Mildred atreet to the^r
lovely new Cloverdale home.
„“r,T.T‘ W- Johnston and Mrs. Er
nest Thompson motored to Montgom
cry Friday from their home fn Tu.k™
tree to see ‘ The Covered Wagon ■■
* * *
h„^r?' FraI?k Johnson has returned to
visit ,0nI.* T“”ke*ee after a short
visit to her mother, Mrs. J. Watt Cook
»" C»urt, ",reet 1,Pr many frl«nde
will be glad to know that she Is re
covering from the effects of a recent
automobile accident.
* * St
Mrs. Joe McNeil of Selma la vis
iting Mrs. Robert Pinkston at her
home on South Court street. Mrs Mc
Neil, who was Miss Gladys Steel, has
often visited Montgomery before her
marriage and has many friends here
Several delightful parties have been
planned In her honor.
# * *
Mrs. George F. Lindner of Atlanta
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. M. D. Wy. I
man at 28 South Qoldthwalte street "
ANNUAL MEETING OF
baptist w. m. u:
OCTOBER 16 •
Th«r*tw«nty^fifth annual meetinr of
tno - woman a Missionary Union of
»»> bo held at the rtrst
Baptut church on October 1(, febin
l«:«0 a. m. to 4:00 p. m.
_,®r' Btakely and Mrs. Stakely
will conduct the devotional and praise
aervlQM In the moral nr: Mrs. W. N.
Gholson and Mrs. C. W. Powell In
the afternoon. Mrs. J. I* Mays will ex
*reet,r>*» from the south. Mrs.
„ • Bamford from the state, and
^Carroll, of Troy, from
the district and Mrs. A. W. Meadows
rrom the association, Mrs. Carr Buch
anan will deliver the response.
' Hannon will make ah
"Twenty-fly,, years, of His
followed by the reports of the
officers: Miss Olive Rushton, and Me*,
dames Clements, Gresham, Turnlpseed,
Ghotson, Blackburn, J. M. Severe, and
P. Crum and reports from the
various orranlsatlons of the union.
' Mrs. Ida M. Stallworth will speak
on “Five Tears of the State Campalrn"
and Mrs. L. a. Dawson on "The As
sociation.” Mrs. Elotse Neely will rive
» vocal solo. .
Miss Maude Bruce of Opelika, who
la counselor for south east Alabama,
will address/the association on “The
Value of Our Younr People.”
At one o’clock a beautiful luncheon
will be served In the assembly room
with Miss Olive Rushton, president,
Mrs. Chas. Stakely and the First
Church union as hostesses.
In the afternoon the Phllathea quar
tette will slnr "Praise be to Imman
uel."
The followlnr addresses will com
pose the prorram for the afternoon,
"The year's plan of work.” by Mrs.
Albert Wlnterath; "The 1425 Pro
Emm," by Mrs. McQueen Smith: "The
States Outlook,” by Mrs. D. F. Green:
reports on Missions by Mrs. C. R.
Howell; "Education,” by Miss Mattie
Pitts; "Benevolence." by Mrs. W. N.
Clanton; “Stewardslwp" by Mrs. W.
B. Crumpton; "White Cross,’ by Mrs.
V. O. Hayes; "The 75,000.000.00 Cam
palrn,” by the director, Mrs. E. W.
Gay.
Mrs. Robert Elllnrton will hpve
charge of the Vounr People’s Hour,
durlnr which Miss Bessie Savare will
furnish an Instrumental solo; Miss
Mary Ellis will tell of the Marraret
Scholarship Fund; Mrs. DZ. Wools*
Blondes! Shampoo
Hair This New Way
“*•*?. *£*“ H*1' (»■ Dukntat
LlChtaaa ru«« Bloat* Hate
attrmctlT»*halrIO,ThtaC^j
rnti Noi4i hair from darkanlng, but which
actually brlafi back tha tma loidta baautr
«« “>• «nort fadad and lu.tr.TM b£ndl
*h,» ”•» naathod, cal lad Blcnduu
makaa hair wonderfully fluffy, allky. luT
troua. Highly baaaflctal to both hair and
aca p. It I. not a dya CaataJn* no ln
l?ri ot * d In,taatly rafunded
0*t Blood#* today at all
jrood dealers, auch aa Paraona Dru* Co.. E
2' Fn'llJi®rr.Mc0*.,l** Bro* ' Eachanga Drug
£?;• ,°wl Dru« Mora. Nrttlaa and Moorar
Montgomary Fair. Nachman and Maartlaf.
__ _■—Advertisement.
f irmmr
*fll iMrt oi the training school and
Mr*. M. C. Scott will present a no*,
sags from the atudonta. Mias Olady*
Taylor wlUr roclto "Our Own Garden.”
Mias Willis May HoWell will tall of
tha mission study, iteorge Ent of
vRoyal Ambassadors.” ,
Mrs. J. M. Whits’* Sunbeams will
present "Our Hanroat Time.”
• • #
Mr*. Harold Woatharby Gives
Party for Mitt Samford—
Mrs. Harold Waatherby was hostess
Saturday afternoon at a beautiful
bridge party, honoring Miss Katherine
Samford, whose wedding to James Al
bert Smith will be an Interesting event
of the coming Wednesday. Dainty
hand-painted place cards marked th*
place of each guest. A color scheme of
green and white was carried out In the
decorations and refreshments. Miss
'Samford was awarded a beautiful bou
doir lamp, as a guest prise.
The guests were; Miss Katherine
Samford, Miss Helen Humphrey, Miss
Lucy Price Naftel Miss Reese Julian.
Miss Margaret May, Miss Mary Ben
ylli Mra Boyd McOehee, Mrs. Tom
FoWler, Mrs. Blue Harris, Mrs. Boyls
ton. Mrs. Bowdoln, Mrs. R. B. Cam
mack. Mrs. Frank Samford ,of Phila
delphia, Mrs. W. H. Samford, Mr*.
Jack Terrell and Mrs. Lloyd Lancaster
of Houston, Texas.
• • •
Ancient English Kitchen
in New Outdoor inn—
- The Outdoor Inn at Cloverdale, pop
ular with plcnlo supper parties, now
contains a complete English grill with
the fireplace and appurtenances resur
rected from the home of the late John
Hurter, on Madison avenue. The grill
was originally Imported by Mr Hur
ter from England and was long a
feature of his home, renowned In Its
day for hospitality. The home was
rased some time ago to make way for
a filling station and the central fea
ture of the kitchen and rello of the Old ]
South was saved from destruction by
the Outdoor Inn which Installed the l
grill during the past week. I
TO AWARD; ROAD CPWTRACTS
niknr CMBkrin Meets lieadap
With Plenty e* Wok
Besides iwtrllaf Hfml cootrmeti
for Important highway and bridge
construction, the aute highway com
mission, which will hold a meeting on
Monday beginning at. » o’clock will
consider other matters Including the
placing of markers on the highways of
Alabama. . ,
Decision as to the Kind of markers
to bo need will be arrived at during a
**• wuhmmiii
»W« h%h»>y department offfclala 4ii
nitauu!i!!t * ,0Ur ■«P*rlateadeati
**. ^‘‘PtedePce. The ayatem to be
sfd^^iris* “• "Mtrk*^wui *•«
—¥*”/. “r**-of Aowara are rafcatt
*a^flr n ^uio* and Italy to oud
Ply the wo rid-a demand for perfume?
Aeeordlac to eatlmataa of oae rail
* ton* of land tf# raautoad far
ere# mil. of road 7n TtkSj
A Little “Pape’s Diapepsin”
Corrects any Disordered Stomach
At once! Ends Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gases, Heart
bum, Acidity or any Stomach Distress
ine moment your atomeoh rebel*,
hew up and swallow a little Pape’a
Mapepsln. Distress goes at once. .
For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gastritis,
latulence, Heartburn or any distress
a stomach, nothing else gives such
comfort it tkla pleasant, harmless ear
recti ve, tifiitlTi and an tael d.
Millions of the beat of families al
ways keep a large to eent package at
hand—they know Its matte and drag,
diets guarantee it.
The Autjimn Mode
Stresses the
Fabric
40-inch Bengaline in navy, brown, cocoa and black.
Regular $4.00 value, special
per yard ».. .
*‘*A>
*u-mcn buck Uharmease, a pure a
regularly worth $2.25, specially
priced pfcij yard .....
40-inch Black Charmeuse—a pure
larly worth $3.50, special
per yard . .
36-inch Black Satin, specially
priced per yard
Ik material
$1.79
silk, regu
$2.89
$1.29
(•.•. •idnMa.* »mhh i « *i
56-inch , Men’s Wear Serge,
shrank in navy only, regular
$2.50 value, special per yard .
■ponged and
$1.98
40-inch Wool Canton in tan, brown, Jap blue
rust, medium green, also black, AO
$2.50 value, special per yard ....... #1 #«fO
40-inch Walrus Crepe, Migel quality satin wal
rus in navy and black, regular aq
$3.60 value, special per yard i
The Silk
119 Dexter Ave.
The Goat
A collection of handsome coats in the
season’s most popular fabrics. Some are
luxuriously trimmed with rich furs;
others are plain tailored. All sizes and
colors are to be found in this group.
Priced At
Coats
Fur and Self Trimmed
Dresses
Of Wool and Silk
The Dress
Stunning frocks developed of Crepe
back Satin, Chariueen, Twill Cord,
Crepe de Chine and other popular ma
terials. In this group you will find all
the desirable shades and all sizes and
styles.
Priced At
$9'7.50
We Feature
Elizabeth
Arden
Toilet
Preparations
-N
(
ATTENTION OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS
"e jrlve prompt attention to out-of-town order's.
Goods shipped the same day orders are received.
We Feature
Elizabeth
Arden
Toilet
Preparations
Dressy
Hats
Tomorrow we offer an as
sortment of very charm
ing hats for dress occas
ions. Each Jiat is distinc
tive in style treatment and
shows all that is really
sought after by fashion
able women.
$10 and $15
up to
$27.50
Of Silk and Hatters plush,
trimmed with lace, rib
bons, feathers and me
tallic cloth.

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