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Shoes to Please
Must Fit the Feet
THAT'S the strong point re- '
garding our New Fall Shoes
You don't have to break
them in.
They're made with a just re
gard for the shape of the
foot.
Combine style, comfort and
elegance at price that fit
your pocket book.
Among the becoming new
styles are gun metal caff and
dullkid boots with craven
ettet tops. Tans for street
wear. Patents for evening.
$3.50
to
$5.00
STEADY FIRE FROM
WARSHIPS l
CITY OF TRIPOL
'" &. (i SON Al MtN"l ION.
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Figuers, Sr.,
lefi Thursaay for a two weeks' stay
at Prlmm Springs.
Mrs. A. M. Holtz is visiting Mrs. A. Lemore
O. McKennon at Howell, Tenn.
Mrs. J. M. Tucker, of Mobile, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Maddin
Voks.
Miss Catherine Towler has Just ar
rived home from a visit to' Clarks
vilfe. While there she took an auto
trip visiting louisville, Danville,
rranl-.fi; rt and other Kentucky towns.
M?s. F. D. Lander left Thursday
evening -for Mdbile, Ala., where she
will visit friends for a week. From
there she will take a Mallory line
steamer for her winter home at St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Miss Frances Simpson has return
"ed ft-orn a visit, to Nashville.
Miss Mamie Bunch is visiting rela-'
tives iu Birmingham and Bessemer, '
'Ala. ' j
Miss Margaret Dodson has return
ed from a visit to St. Louis, Chicago
and Milwaukee
Mrs. J. P. Barnhill, of Shreveport,
JjO,., has be"en the guest of Mrs. Wes-
"eon, in West End.
Mrs. Charles Edward Hall, who
has been the guest of her mother and
sister, Miss Cecild -Bidez, here for
aevcral days returned Saturday to her
tome at Dardenelle, Ark.
, W. P. Howell is in the city today.
' ' Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard Nelson,
f Calleoka, are in Columbia today.
Thomas H. Peebles is in Nashville
on legal business.
Attorneys H. P. Figuers and James
A. Smiser are attending the court of
civil appeals.
Miss Mary Ridley has returned af
ter a four months' visit to New York,
Boston and Chicago.
Attorneys G. T. Hughes and K H.
Hatcher are among those who are in
Nashville attending the Court of Civ-
ITALIANS TWICE BOMBARD THE
CENTRAL PORT OF NORTH
AFRICA.
ANUIHIR UVi GaAC askId
Battle is Delayed Because the Tur
kish Garrison Wants a Little Long,
er to Ponder the Question of Capit
ulatlon Fight Viewed.'
DJERBA, Tunis, Oct. 5. Tripoli
has been bombarded twice by the
Italian fleet. The first shot was fired
shortly after 3 o'clock yesterd.iy af
ternoon. Shelling was resumed ear
ly this morning, after a quiet night.
There was a steady, but slow fire
i from the warships until dust last
evening, and shots also came from
the forts in the town. The French
steamer Tafana took a delegation
from Djerba to the scene of hostili
ties. Among tne party was ,.cne
French Consul General M. Leon.whp
made several ineffectual attempts to
land. The Tafana was stopped about
ten miles from Tripoli by a boat from
the cruiser Varese, which ordered her
to return ,but she remained for more,
than an hour, even creeping in closer
to the blockaded town.
The white buildings of Tripoli!
could be plainly seen, and the whole!
iw.Sf! this week on a visit to relatives in field of operations was unfolded be-
Coiumbia and elsewhere in the coun-,fre the watchers. Officers of the
ty. i Varese explained that the battl9 had
Miss Minnie ,Eayless, of Cullooka, ! been delayed because Admiral Au
is visiting Mrs. Claude Godwin. Ihrey, commander of the Italian fleet,
Mrs. J. W. McKissick, of Spring! had received a request from Tripoli
Hill, is the guest of Mrs. Rebecca Mc-1 garrison for another day's grace and
VVc arc agents for Grover's
Soft Shoes for tender feet.
Eyans7P.arker& Moore
EXPERT SHOERS
Maury Dry Goods Company
House-Keepers Week at Our Store
Beginning tomorrow morning and lasting through
the week the following specials will be offered.
Table Linens and Napkins
Tofrels
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W. S. Hardison, an old Maury ccun
ian, is here on a visit from Lebanon
vhere he is engaged in the mercan
:ile business.
B. A. Thomas left this afternoon
gave the garison another few hours.
The battleship Benedetto Brin, and
armored cruisers Giuseppe Garibaldi
and Francesco Ferrucio drew up in
line opposite the" harbor." There were
no small craft in the battle line, and
for Nashville, where he has accepted j the Verestj stood off to keep back in-
i Dosition with the B. H. Steif Jewel-, truaers.
T Company.
Maj. Wade H. Westmoreland has
-eturned. from Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.,
nd was accompanied by his wife and
wo sons. They have rooms with
Mrs. W. E. Martin on South Garden
freet.
DEATH'S HARVEST. a
11 Appeals.
Joseph B. Tomlinson, one of the
leading farmers of the Culleoka- Sti
versville section, is making his annu
al visit to Columbia today.
Mrs. Mark H. Bidez, of Jackron
Tille, Fla., who has been visiting rel
atives here, leaves this afternoon for
Nasliville where she will spend a few
days visiting.
J. M. Baxter, of Lawrenceburg, was
a vistor to Columbia today and at
tending the meeting of the Executive
Board of the Ebenezer Baptist Asso
ciation. Joe Tldwf 1!. who has been the effi
cient mar.r.r" cr of the Culleoka ex-1
ch:mso for Ho Cumberland Tele
phone Cnir.rr.i.y. left this morning for
N.c-hviilo . ; j he v ill enter the
shops of the 0 -'riiMy. liiis nnmeroiis
Ka wish bim inuch
ew field.
is in Memphis on
H. W. Webb.
H. W. Webb died at the home of
his broth, J. B. Webb on Embargo
j 'street Sunday night at 1 o'clock af-
TOHNTY POMfvtKIOftJiter an ilinoss of several weeka- D?-
1 vlWlUlJJlV! ceased was past 74 years of age and
; 1 a Ii.. J lit .1
T AW UTT ATVCni iiveu witn ms Drotner since tne
LAff A I lALtlUJli death of his wife some two years
. s - j ago. He was an old Confederate sol-
jdier, and a member of the Methodist
MEMPHIS, Term., Oct. 5 County ' church. His sister, Mis. Rebecca
Attorney Lee Thornton was instruct-j Nelson, of Paris, has been with him
ed by the county court to atack the during the past two weeks, and his
constitutionality of the county euin-;nephey J. J. Nelson, of Paris, and
tnidsion law in the courts. He was his niece, Mrs. G. C. Collins, of Uick
authorizei to employ other counsel to son, will arrive this afternoon to be
assist him, and was also given au-; present at the funeral, which will be
thority to attack in the courts other ' conducted at the residence of J. B.
laws pased by the last legislature af-(Webb Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock
fecting the county court or any coun-. by Rev. P. D. Freeman. Immediate
ly office holders, which includes theily after the funeral the remains will
redistricting act j be taken to McCains church grave-
The resolution empowering the, yard for interment
county attorney to take these steps! On Sunday, September 17th, Kath
was Introduced by Justice Coieman leen, the daughter of W. L. Round
and passed by a vote of 28 to 8, sev- tree, died at the home of her father
eral of the opposition not voting, at Kenton. She was a favorite daugh
among them Justice Guthrie. ter and was of a most lovable charac-
The resolution was a long one and ter. The family once made Columbia
recited the belief of the court that their home and her many relatives
the county commission law was n vie- and friends will regret to know of her
ions and revolutionary measure de- death.
signed to overthrow the "form of coun-
ty government established for over Mrs. Fannie Williams.
18x36 Bleached Bath Towels,
hen&med ends. 10c each, $1.15 per dozen
22x47 Extra good quality, Bleach bath
Towels, 13c each, or $1.50 per dozen
18x34 Cotton Huck Towels. 9c,
or $1.00 per dozen
18x42 Cotton Huck Towels, 13c,
or $1.15 per dozen
Large size pure linen huck fanci dam
ask towels, extra special value. 25c each
Towel crash, extra value at 5,
7 1 2 and 10c
Linen scalloped, hemstitch ed and etn
; broiden d towels in damask or hucic,
50c to $1.25 each
Sheets, Pillow Cases and
Sheetings
72x90 hemmed sheets, 68c each
81x90 hemmed sheets. 68c e tch
90x90 hemmed sheets, 88c each
90x90 hemstitched sheets 98c eacji
36x42 pillow cases 25c pair
36x42 household cases 35c pair
36x42 H S. scalloped and embroidered
pillow cases, $1.25 and $1.50 pair
One of the best brands of 212 yard
wide bleached sheeting, 25c yard
Same in 9 4, 23c yard
Pillow casing and tubing 12 12,
15 and 20c yard
2 pieces 2-yard wide bl-'ached table
linen, 75c quality 50c yard
2 pieces $1.00 quality bleached table
linen. 75c yard
$1.25 quality table linen, $1.00 yard
Special values in napkins at $1.00,
. $1.50, 2.00 and $2.50
White Quilts
Large assortmant of quilts, in plain
ends, fringed, and scalloped for either
wood or iron beds. Special values for
$1.00, $1.50 and $2 00 each.
Blanket and Comfort Sale
Our lines of Blankets are bought direct
from the best mills in the country at a
big saving.
12 4 large size, white and grey Blankets,
all cotton felt very heavy, $1 00 and $1.50.
10.4 all wool filled Blankets, in white
or plaids. $3.50 each.
11 4 sam-i quality. $4 00
10 4 all woo! and very heavy blankets,
in white with colored borders and plaids
at $4 00 each.
11 4 same quality as above at $5 00.
12 4 same quality as above at $6.00.
Cotton Comforts
Special at $1.00 and $1.50.
Rugs,Mattine:s, Art Squares,
Curtains and Shades
Complete lines and the prices are
lowest, values considered.
the
Don't Worry About Your Tailor Suit,
Dress and Cloak-Come to us
and we will show you the greatest line
of Suits and Coats ever in the county.
a century.
Mrs. Fannie Williams died at the
aome of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cathey,
So. 12 East Ninth Street, at 6:15 p.
: .U. YrCUUCDUaji) VViuuci 1.
AROUND TOWN. ! She was 66 years of age and a con-
Ct98tiMHmilHHMl : lecrated Christian woman. The rel-
. 1 ttives are a daughter, Mrs. E:hel
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith will j Cathey, of Columbia; three step
keep Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bunch's laughters, Mrs. Dixit Cummins, of
house during their absence at Hot Sentreville; Mrs. Bob Lindsey, of
Springs and Mr. Smith will be in the
grocery store of R. W. Houser in
West End.
Joe Ritt is staying at home loday
on acroiint of the regular Jewish hoi
May r.u! is helping to take care of
WE'RE THE EXCLUSIVE
SELLING AGENTS FOR
Merode "jzssl Underwear
It is made in every desired shape and quality for
women and children. Our line is now complete.
Ladies Vest and Pants 2oc, 50c and $1.00
Ladies Union Suits 50c, $1.00, $1 50 and
$2.00.
Cnildren Vests and Pants 25c and 50c.
Ladies Union Suits 25c, 50c and $1 00.
Boys Shirts and Drawers 25c and 50c
Bo.ys Union Suits 50c and $1.00.
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Yvilliamsport, and Mrs. P. P. Ander
son, of Mt. Pleasant; two step sons,
lI. A. and C. J. Williams, of Santa
EARLY MARRIAGE
AT COURT, HOUSE
SQUIRE GUEST AND CLERK
THOMAS ACCOMMODATE
ANXIOUS COUPLE.
When County Court Clerk Hardin
Thomas reached his office this morn
ing he found an anxious Kentucky
couple waiting his arrival that they
might secure a license and get mar
ried. They were Lew Marks, who
travels out of Chicago, and Miss Eu
genia Kelly, of Maceo; Ky.
The license was Issued at once and
Esq. Guest was ready and soon pro-
nouncea tne magic words tnat Kave 1
ROGERS IN A
(skirted around this city to fly Into
) another drenching rain. He bad
THRU T 1KP FT IPHT Wn through thls Dut a snOrt time
A U11L.L,1U17 rLrlUill Iwhen he encountered rain nnin
had ' been carried about twenty-flve
I'V-'f out ol his course.
Rodgers remained at Geneva until
3:28 this afternoon, when he took up
his flight to this city. Rodgers sr.ys
he will start for Chicago at 7 o'clock
tomorrow morning and expects to ar
rive there about 2:30 o'clock tomor
1 ow afternoon.
RIDES WINDSTORM AND IS CAR
RIED 25 MILES OUT OF
COURSE.
HUNTINGDON, Ind., Oct. 3. Avia
tor C. P. Rodgers, who is contesting
for a prize of ?CO,000 in a flight from
coast to coast, landed here this af
ternoon at 4:23 after a day full cf
thrills in which his life was endan
gered several times.
Rodgers left Bobo, a little tewn
South of Decatur, at 8:45 a. m., when
the weather was clear. He rose to
- a brother. I - ' ' 1.0 (, . new
Jrimes, of Centreville; two sisters, ; ln(r fnr southwest to Dcralur when he lode
iulu a wiuuMUJin mowing iony rules
DAUGHTERS OF
THE CONFEDERACY
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friends at
success iu
Flr.n S!ue o
business.
Mrs. , II. P. Vass, of Mobile. Ahi.
is -v-hitm,;- Mis. !I. G. Evans.
llisi Nora Shaw has gone to Pul.'S
kl, where sba hps entered Martin Col
lego.
the lit irl at his house. .
FIRE !.0 :S IN
m- BIG CITIES
Mrs. J. H. Russell, of Lawton, Okla.,
, ind Mrs. Steve Caruthers, of Pas
; chal, Texas.
! Funeral services conducted at Sha
1 dy Grove Chrstian church today at
1 o'clock by Rev. W. T. Boaz. Inter
ment at Sl'ady Grove cemetery.
They arrived here this morning at
o'clock and said the time from then
ie aviator new into a storm. He vn
attends
j N Vj.nVlLLr, Tonn., Oct. 5.-Ac-jo'i.lirig
to .fiK'i-il flprm-es issued-f:'om
j t ho f.Tir-e ..f State Fire Marshal John
j Oliver, i.e of tlio four big cities
'of fie ftutc sliowcd a decrease in
lf.ro hFfcs for the month of Septem-
OCTOBER TERM
CRIMINAL COURT
NO
CASED TO EEJ-BIED UNTIL
THURSDAY THE
1Sth.
The Daughters of the Ccnfedovacy
v.ill meet it the Century Club Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Tiu-ro will
Jan hour. His machine was tolled be inrch Jirincps of in,';ortr,r.-ti
four noirs they ever experienced.,
M;trl;s Is a business young man, ;nd j
li is bride is an intelligent, vivacious j
yo'uig woman, and they went iiomi
bere to Fayettcville.
The first thing the groom did
kkir;; the bride was to ask the
for a marriage certificate to send
home. They would not say whether
it was a runaway match or not, but
it is suspected that it was.
Statement of the CoruHirrm of
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At the close of business on September 30th, 1911
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Cbicas(, whore he will take a course j Memphis all made good records,
of bw In the University cf Chicago, j Knoxviilo leing the only city In the
Dean ITu-Iuleston, a former em- quartette t show an increased lnss
ploye of The Herald, but now of Cen- jfrom the devouring element The day for the Otcber crimto J court, coming.
trevllle, is again at work o nth pa- splendid showing made is attributed ' but there was nothing 'dqne. No Stieet, Martin & Vaughan Co.
par during the illness cf Frank Wept jn part to the efficient work done by cases were tried, and ourt adjou.Tied
J. U Daimwood, of Milan, Is here the marshal's office. . until Thurday, October 19. Srhcrtbe for The Htrald.
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