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TFK NEWS SCIMITAR.
FRIDAY, SEPTEttBfR 2t, 1511,
-AGE EIGHT.
'No Marking Up"
"No Marking Down
Styleplns Clothe
Smart, Dapper Models,
Distinguished By Expert Tailoring
1
HANDSOME new fabrics that admirably
blend with the latest designing details
are embraced in this comprehensive dis
play of autumn and winter styles. Styleplus
Clothes are standardized they represent the
utmost in quality and value.
The super-plane upon which these gar
ments are developed assures the widest
variety of up-to-the-minute fashions.
We are particularizing on the
Youthful Belt-All-Around
Styles in Either
Single or Double-Breasted
Dressy, conservative styles are also displayed
in this collection of Styleplus Clothes at very
moderate prices. Our selling policy of pne
price every day in the year means that at the yt
start of the season you can buy clothes with- jfT
out paying an additional price for fictitious va!-" """
ues. Standardized clothes at a standardized
price rne.
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$25, $30, $35, $40
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Beautiful Shirts
Madras and Silk
Men ! We invite your inspection of these new
shirt arrivals for fall wear. Smart, classy
stripes and figures in the latest textures await
your choosing at a reasonable price range
$2to$15
Stetson Hats
Crofut-Knapp
Hats
Holeproof
Hosiery
Interwoven
Hosiery
Odum, Taylor & White
49 N. Main St Memphis
ABillikenlsaShoe
WITHOUT
A NAIL
As Good As a
Shoe Can Be
For Boys & Girls
Think of it! not even the tiniest nail to hurt tender
little feet. No Uff. clumsy soles to tire the little feet.
No ill-favorod tihapcs to cramp the growing toes!
Terfert little Shoes for your kiddle made according
to nature'! demands, plug the good commotvaense Ideas
of the maker. For children, mlasea and growing girls.
Trlwd According to 8le Moderate! 5 .
Complete Showing of School Shoes
GaradineShoeCo.
63 N. Main St.
, "Caradlne's PHrm Keep Caradlne'a Crowded."
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SAVANNAH FIRM OPENS
EXPORT OFFICE HERE
In order to keep In closer touch with
the rapidly Increasing- export buslneua
of Memphis, the Kllpatrlck & Hay com
pany, steamship broke tuid aurnt, of
Kavemmh, tin,, hue openend of I'll en In
the Fails building, In charge of II. II.
Kllpatrlck, where It li perpared to quote
export rates on ell commodities to all
forelRii points, via tiulf. Atlantic or
t'Kilflo ports.
The development of export business
from Memphis has attracted a great
deal or attention from the steamsnip
lines of the country and their repre
sentatives have Holiclted business here
frequently, hut the Savannah firm I
the first to eBtabllHh a permanent ex
port office here. The local office will
be a great convenience to local Interests
contemplating entrance Into the export
trade.
Mr. Kllpatrlck. msnnitor of the local
office, una a lieutenant In the engineer
ing corpe durlnir the late war. and hi
awarded the distinguished service cross
while In France. He will brine his
family to Mernphln ait noon an a desir
able residence can lie obtained.
Organized 1850
Of New York
Life Insurance Fills the Breach
'ITH the cost of llvtnfj advancing. It Is very difficult for1 even the
" eautloua spender to eave much during each year, and It Is sometimes
difficult to Inveat that little at a rate of Interest that la remunerative,
if the Investment In secure. And eavlnge accounts grow too slowly to
be ot great account In the case of your death.
It la Into this breach that life Insurance cornea sa an aid to the man
who deelreH to save a little, and at the aame time protect hie family from
want In case of Ills death.
"Vou may ask-why we urge life Insurance; It la because It creates the
habit cf avlna: It Insures the protection of widows and orphans; It means
a leaser number cf helpless persons left to the mercy of a meager charily;
tt meuns fewer children forced to luhor for hire at an age when they should
be in school; it means a pi-eat er interest In the home; it means a better
cltlrenshlp. The Atlanta Constitution,
The 'above wns taken from one of the ablest edited nnnei s In Hie coun
try, and should be carefully read, studied and considered by everyone hav
ing dependents. .
If you are Interested In the subject of life Insurance we shall he glad
to discuss the question with you. OL'K KATES ARK CH10APER.
ALFRED BOYD, Jr., Manager
. Mississippi and Wsat Tennessee, 117-118 Bank ef Commerce Bldg.
Phone Main 522.
. PAID POLICYHOLDERS $104,057,759.55
WILLIAMS WON FIRST
ON REDJUCK RABBIT
V. A. Wllllsms, 1155 Hledgn avenue,
won the prlne for grand champion buck
at the rshhlt show at the Trl-Htate fair
with a Hufus Kcd buck. It was insjl
vertently stated In The News pioimltar
that the grand champion buck premium
was won by another.
GIRL BRIDE BACK;
HM WANED
Travelers' Aid Brings Miss
Anderson Back From Wash
ington Groom In Jail.
Mrs. Grower Cleveland Smith, nee
Miss Iorothy Anderson, arrived tn
Memphis at It o'clock Friday from
Washington, where she was taken In
charge several days ago by representa
tives of the Travelers' Aid association.
Smith, bankrupt lrok:r, who married
the girl In Memphis Saturday nlslit la-t.
was placed under arrest on Thursday
right at the Union station apd placed
in the city jail.
Just what action will be taken in the
case of Smith could not be determined
Friday morning, owing tu the absence
from tne city of tuny B Anderson,
rweree in bankruptc) . It U prouab.e,
however, that cnarge of perjury and
concealing assets wnl be placed against
tne rhan. On tne olner hand, It ij said
by interested parties, that Minim's san
i.y may oe i.inuued ir.to.
Following the fil.ng of a petition In
bankruptcy IujI wetk by Mnilth, a
special hearing of creditors was called
for tatu.da, at which time appioxi
mately Ji.2ihi In es-net-i that had not
been listed in hia schedule ot asset wai
dlsc.oveied. 't he healing was continued
until Mcminy, and b.nit.j ins Imornied
that he was in the jurisdiction of the
telxree and Vvarnrd not td" l"-ae the
city.
on Kjturdav nisht he procured a
licence to tied Mi.it Anderson, and the
ceremony wsa perfonnsd by Rev. He.i I
fox .'ate Saturday night. The couple I
left :,1inphia Sunday for ahliigioii.
I pon arrival there tne girl, wno t. oniy
II yeais oid. was taken lino t.ie cus
tody of the 'travelers' Aid association.
Miss Anderson had known ijinilh only
llteee weeks at the time 01 their mar
riage, she having been sent to his office
by a local bulne;s college to till a posi
tion as stenographer.
Smith la said to have written a letter
from Washington stating thai he hao
no Intention of running awuy from the
jurisdiction of the referee In uai.Krupt ..
and that he would be In Memphij by
bept. 2U.
Just what action will be taken in his
case will be decided upon as soon as
Harry B. Anderson, reieree, returns to
the city and can confer with representa
tives of bmiih's creditors.
Labor Organizations
Of Memphis Indorse
League Of Nations
The Trades and Labor Council of
Memphis, representing 12,000 working
men of the city, Thursday night passed
a resolution enthusiastically indorsing
the league of nations.
Recital of the provisions of the pact
safeguarding the Interest of organized
labor Ihroughotu the world Is embodied
In the resolution and hearty approval
Is given of the provisions contained in
the tentative draft looking toward the
re-establishment of normal industrial
conditions after the chaos of war.
Immediate approval of the United
States senate to the league, and partic
ularly the Tennessee senators, is urged.
A copy of the resolutions will be sent
to Senators K. D. McKellar and John
K. Shields, and a draft of the docu
ment also will be mailed to William H.
Taft, president of the League to Enforce
1'eace. .
SOUTHERN PINE U0V1E
SOUTHERN PINE MOYIE
Pictures t of th " manufacturing
process of Southern pine (umber and its
architectural uses, such as In resi
dences, were shown Friday morning at
the Bijou theater at 1(I:S0 o'clock by the
Southern Pine Salesmen's Bervice asso
ciation, which ta meeting in Memphis.
The meeting- was held at the Hotel
Chlsca following the showing of the
pictures. C. H. Slevens, of this city,
chairman of the sixth and ninth di
visions of the association, presided over
the meeting. Methods of Improving
salesmen's service were discussed.
Smoke I Smoke I Smoke!
A Samelson's Extra Cigar. At all
first-class clgsr stands. A mild, de
lightful smoks that will give you
pleasure. Price ic. adv.
MRS. TAyU0RG0WAN DIES
BURIAL IN EGYPT FRIDAY
Funersl services over the body of
Mrs. Taylor Uowan, wife of Taylor
Oowan, deputy sheriff, were held Krt
day morning from the residence of Dr.
f. K. HauH, 170.1 Kast Beard place.
Sirs, finuls Is a sister to Mrs. flowan.
Burial followed In the burying ground
st Kgypt, Tenn., where the mother
sleeps leslrin her child who preceded
her in death some time ago.
Mrs. flow an died at the Baptl.'it Me
murlal hospital early Thursday after a
long Illness.
Besides her husband Mrs. Gowan Is
survived by her lAther, Mrs. Msgle
t'ox, and three sisters, Mrs. W. R. Uood
wln, Mrs. I). K. Hauls and Mrs. Jack
Taylor.
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J.SUMMERFIELD JR.
13 N.MAIN ST-
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Sprinkling Hose
10 feet Guaranteed Hose, including
Couplings and Noxsle
$7,50, $8.00 and $10.00
TOWNER & CO.. Inc.
Cerrer ascend and Union.
HAVING SHAVING TROUBLE? SEE
WT" Court" Ave,,
Near Frent.
HOLLOW GRINOINQ. HONING.
Mall Orders Solicited.
BEAD THE NEWS SCIMITAR CLASSIFIED AD3.
The Creole's Secret
Of Keeping the Hair Younfe
POR generations La Creole Hair Dressing
has been favonte omonji the aristocratic
Louisiana Creoles whose wonderful hair is a
mark of their pure Spanish-French blood.
No Gray Hair
jcalp nothing to wash
orrubofT Makes hair lus
trous, aoft, beautiful. Pro
motes healthy condition.
Guaranteed to brinfe
back hair' color or money
refunded. .
La Creole will brinji
back ftray, ray-strenked,
or faded hair to its youth
ful color and beauty.
It contains no dyes jbnt
works with nature - grad
ually but surely.
La Creole must not be
confused with dyes-feives
no dyed look can't stain
Writ fur fascinsttnA booklet,
"La Creole," Hair Beautiful.
Shows bast hair dressing (or
each type of face.
At druists anA toilet counter, price? JI.0O.
If your tUaltr ean't supply yon, tend hit nam
and address. We nnll tot that you art tupplUd.
Van Vloet-Manc field Draft Co., Mahtn. Meraphis, Tenn.
Petticoats
Exactly Like Illustration
ON SALE (JJQ QQ
SATURDAY yvvQ
A Special For This Day Only
An AU-Taff eta Petticoat
Oood $6 value, but on account of our "Cash Works Won- .
dors" policy, and having a number made egpeclally for us,
we can sell them tomorrow only for $3.08. Monday the
price will go to $4.08. We positively state that we can
not duplicate them at this price. Great value, tfhey are
in changeable and solid colors and are all taffeta.
This Season's Suit Fashions Are Attractive
At these popular prices we
offer more value In beauti
ful suits, striking in distin
guished styles; shown in. the
fashionable colors.
Alterations Free
$25 $35 $45 and Up
The Season's Latest and Best Styles
Wonderful Values For Cash
Suits of Serge, Tricotine,
Velour, Poplin, Broadcloth
and novelty fabrics, in plain
and trimmed. Tailoring is
on a par with much higner
prices. .s
Alterations Free
Autumn Dresses
$25, $35, $45 and Up
These new dresses reflect all that is correct for Fall. Sel
dom does one store offer such a range of Satins, Geor
gettes, Trlcolettes, etc. it is impossible to do justice to
this wonderful collection In a written description.
ALTERATIOXS FREE '
AX ADDITIONAL SAVING OF 2 TO $5.
Warm Coats
$25, $35, $45 and Up
An assemblage of Coatg that answers all questions on the
matter ot fabric and fashion for Fall. The many materials
will help you form en idea of the elegant styles In which
these Coats are made.
ALTERATIONS FREE'
AN ADDITIONAL SAVING OF 92 TO $3.
ALL HOSPITALS
IN CITYAREO. K.
Maj. Ballard Suggests a Few
Changes in Methodist
Institution,
A fnw chaiuten looking to tlie im
provement of the Methodist hospital vlll
be recotnmfndfd by SlaJ. .lames C. Bjil.
an, United States public health serv
ice In his report to Surieon-deneral
Uupei t Blue, sccordlng to an announco-
nent made by Maj. Ballard prior to
hid departure Prlday morning.
All of the other 15 civilian hospitals
In Memphis that were Inspected by
Maj. Ballard weVo given the offfcer'n
O. K. ' Maj. Ballard would' not stute
what the nature of the lmprovcni.fitB
that he would recommend for the
Methodist hospital would be. The re
port will he forwarded to the surgeon-
wneral and a copy furnished the hos
pital authorities.
MhJ. Ballard has been assigned to
make a survey of nil liospltnla In the
Kifth federa.1 reserve district ana csitw
here from Atlanta. This work la a part
of the government's campaign to Im
prove hospltul facilities throughout the
nation arm to comuat disease.
Mat Rallarii ennressed himself
being highly gratified with the result
of his survey In Memphis and he paid
tribute to the modern facilities and ex
cellent manner In which the affairs of
the hospitals la being administered.
SHRINER TRAIN
TO NEW ORLEANS
A anerlal train of nine Pullman sleep
ers will carry tne Memphis surinei
to New Orleans, leaving the (imnd Cen
tral etAllon over the Illinois Central at
Id o'clock Friday night. About 250
Shrlnera expect to make the trip. Re
turning, the train will arrive here Mon
day morning.
POSTAL EMPLOYES
SAVE WAGE DATA
Preparations made by local postal em
ployes for the presentation of facts
tending o support their request . for
salary Increases have beert held tip tem
porarily 'owing , to the cancellation of
further hearings by the Joint congres
sional committee en postal sa'arieS.
Elaborate preparations had been un
der way for several weeks and commit-.
tees have been busily engaged tn gath
ering statistics and all available data
for presentation to the committee.
Several hundred delegates from post
offices throughout the states of Ten
nessee. Mississippi, Arkansas and I,ouis
iana were to have arrived In Memphis
Sunday and Monday for the purpose of
conferring with local postal employes
and organising their forces for a forci
ble presentation of their case.
The data already gathered by the
committee will be preserved for pres
entation to the committee when thev
visit Memphis which presumably will
he after the ratification of the peace
treaty. Party leaders deemed It best to
have all the senators present tn Wash
ington to nartlciuate In the peace treaty
ratification fight. This was given as
the reason for the postponement of tho
hearing In Mempnis.
TWO AUTOS BURN
IN OWN GARAGES
: An aulomoblle. owned by O. I. Goth
ard. Jefferson avenue, was almost to
tally destroyed by fire about midnight
Thursday. Tne macnine was in a ga
rage in tho rear of the residence. Fire
men succeeded 1r saving the garage.
, A short circuit in the automobile elec
Hn avstrm nrobsblv caused the blaie.
A simllur accident befell an electric
coupe In a garage in the rear of the
.1. I Proctor residence, South Belvo
dere boulevard, about II o'clock Thurs
day night. The automobile as' badly
damaged and the inside of the garage
scorched. Defective wiring la believed
to have caused the machine to catch
fire..
AllHetUp,But
We Should Worry
Pk -mar
FRANCISCO MCNNIOUB Y CAIVAJAL
President CalvaJal of 8anlo Domingo
objects to United States troops being
stationed there and hss ordered the
United States state department to
uiihdraw them. His nositinn' hss not
b-en recognised bv the United States
to t and no charge In the a-bnln-rtiailon
for the Island republic la bflug
planned as a rwiull A Uis uaughty
oro
Baltimore
eat Market
Open Fee Business Main and Adams
near of Fioa' wiasty
The home of neatness, fanltatlon
and nuallty. 'f you want to
patronise a nice, elcan, up-to-date,
nonproflteerln Meat Market iiake
us a visit and be convinced beyond
s doubt.
Wa Can Save You Money.
Old-Fshioned Home-made Sausage
Our Specialty.
Iln Steaks la
Porterhous Stealt 5o
Ttound Steaks , J9e
Chuck Steak ""iT
Humn KoaHta J
Shoulder Hoats JJo
Roll- Pvoasts
Chuck Itoasls
Dronnd Peef , ii.
Brisket Stew , 1'Ve
Short Rib Stew 15o
I-uinb Mioulder
Ijimh Breast Jj0
Umh leg ?c
Umb Chops ," S.,e
I-amh Stew
Veal Chops 35C
Veal Steaks 'c
Veal Rossis 30c
Veal Stew 1
Ixln Pork Ro-sts 3fle
Ioln I'or'K Chocs 5e
Old-Fnshloned Sausage ,,..?0e
Sliced Htm 50c
SMoed Bacon ., SJc
Weiners 2j
Bologna ..25c
Heef Brains, two for 250
Cream Cheese ; S8o
Fresh Oysters
Dressed Poultry
Country Produce
Fruits and Vegetables
Phons Main 801
C. J. ERICAS, Mgr.
Thrifty Housewives
Indorse Aig-Ett
4 Ox. Net Weight
25c
Try AIQ-ETT In
Yeur Cakes Just
Once.
Yeur Grocer His
This Tempting,.
Nutritious
Substitute for
Eggs.
AIG-ETT MANUFACTURING CO.
366 Vance Ave.
Memphis.
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Community Silver Service
Buy your Comfnity Silver at BAILER'S, and
know tbat you are getting the highest grade of
silver for less money.
Save Money Deal Direct
do cn
20-Plcc
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Cor. Man and JeJerson
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