The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 10

FTiTDAY MORNING. THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER, NOVEMBER 1,1907. ed as one of the most complete In this 3: ByW. B. MAXWELL, section, ana enjoyed a large business.

The loss Is estimated at 15. 000 te 130,000 with Insurance of about fifty mLRISE KNOWLES KNOWLES KNOWLES KNOWLES KNOWLES per cent This is the second stove Aatbor Tk Gaarseal Flam, -in Tas Rasaea Mmiu, "Vtvaa," loundry to be destroyed by fire in this viitjr wnnin 101 jasi year, me snenieia Copyrlsht MM, by W. Mama, all Whts 3 of Sheffield, having been destroyed last tutor, cumulus; a toss or LSgrjsaaOaM CHAPTER I he frowned as he was frowning now Sheffield. Oft, 30 (Special) Invtta-, Ions have been received In thfs city to I ma eyebrows made a straight bar, i AMCTAMTI 'aL I The earliest recollection of. LizxlS wer full of Hill.

Rise as mathlng spacious and awe productive' 1 T.euiiig; out betors you. leading you v.owarda to thoughts of grandeur and ana, in tn shadow beneath, his keen gray eyes were almost lost. Yet he was not really angry, even now In luarniii 01 jonn m. feacrt, a prominent young lawyer-of this clty, to Miss Bessie Roberts of Clayton, on spue or th report. sv i i a-vi i ii i uuoiigeu wun eager ouyers, our suit section witn its com' Lj I plete and comprehensive range of fall styles, makes a picture enchanting to Eavatarv.

Systematic persistent slacking that alia would wake and look at It from was Dick's report term' after term. bedroom window of a aummermorn The King's Cottage was a pleasant, November 16, at o'clock at Grace Episcopal church. Clayton. Pech ol'V attorney of Sheffield, and county solicitor for Colbert county. His prospective bride is a handsome ind toi.Bti inor, and childishly, brood on the tnag- countrified, old-world house to find In a town.

Mr. Crunden whose bus! ness It was to know all about houses- niricenca of tha prospect It onerea. a broad whit road, empty as yet, still sleeping In the aummer sunlight; with hnnnea on either aide carriage tne eye ana or pront to me mmd. We have spared nothing to make State. Fair week a six-days showing of captivating fall styles; and by planning way in advance we have provided a foundation built upon low prices used to tell people In fact, the of Clayton.

They wUl reside In Shef cottage was her before the town field. ates and broad steps; white many, red in the good old times when almost all 1 TUHciimhin nn yn th twenty-five miles between Medford and London were covered by a royal forest, th cottage was a royal lodge. In It lived one of the King's keepers or bailiffs. That fact accounted for i.iy, yellow laburnum snowing rny over garden wallaa wide ascending vista, closed by the stately trees In the grounds of HM House, wltere lived the great Sir John. This was Llizle's view of it, and List, felt herself happy, lucky child because papa it or Uessemer, and Miss Lula May Walker, of Spring Valley, this count the name, and also for the spacious, o'clock at th bom of th olid offices, a fell as for the big parents.

Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Rav vtr room.

house stood fair and square at the Dot torn of Illll Rise. orunden was the) most pros that has literally swept our own great sale-record for last year, off its feet, and established a selling record that is truly marvelous. CJ Every express burings us advance ideas and compels this section to be of absorbing interest to all wornen. Visitors to the Fair have thronged this section daily and have given their approval to the phrase, Knowles leads for quality, style and low the Baptist church of this city: lDf Mr-knd Mra Plunkett will "This room, sir," Mr. Crunden would employed as sort ot a court room for trying the deer stealers, and I make no doubt myself what is now ia.

Bessemer. our kitchen was employed as a lockup, I Judge that by many signs." DEPUTIES ARE GIVEN parous, solidly respectable bulldor to ail the town of Medford. To the awakening and expanding intelligence of his little daughter, it seemed that Medford with its eighteen thousand inhabitants, formed a vastly Important city, and that papa, in hia own way, was a vastly Important force. He was rot Illustrious and mysterious. Ilk The house had been added to and ANOTHER MONTH TO STAY 1 "messed about," as Mr.

Crunden said, again and again- in modern days, but much of the splendid old material remained. "Look, sir, at these celling beams, NEW SUITS BY EVERY, EXPRESS The Styles of the Hour Portrayed Sheriff Rood's Assistants, Retalaed From Belae AdialaJstnittosj, to Resaala Until December 1. Demi fv aharlfra rt. NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Suits and Costumes Fitted Free Wr John Vincent of Hill Bouse a gentleman, a baronet and what no else, wiisriialv. crushina-ly arand.

But ho had and th span of the hearth, or measure the thickness of this wall an internal wall, mind you- We don't build like this nowadays. Give me order to put up a house like this, and I'd be hia men a small army of them; he had the place they called "the yard," and the other place tney oaueq me woraa, as well as this ample residence, which t.vHtguuiDlIVUUn ty, who were appointed by the lata Sheriff S. S. Belser. -and who have served since the appomtment of Sheriff Horace Hood, will have another month on the anxious seat.

Sheriff Hood has already announced that there would be a cut down of the field and nfflca fnnw i was called "home" or "King's Certainly papa was not without Import frightened to take the If people exhibited any. interest In these matters Mr. Crunden would show them the inner hall and the old oak iep his way, sir" marching the visitor through the sit w. w. mnvji iu a office, and at the end of the month was esrpected to announce th ting room, where, perhaps, Lizzie and namea nt lh.

onniu. i. Display of Tall Sltirts Junior SkirW, stylishly built Cloth; made full pleated and finished wib self-bands, In plaids, stripes, color com- binations in green, blue and brown. Lengths from 24 to 36 inches. These Skirts are, exceptionally good for school and every day wear, and Are priced; so uuuh.vB miw.

nvum UQ retained and tha -namAa rt thnam wiui her governess were buey with their booka "Now, sir, I'll give you my own belief about that staircase. It's Charles Two or James Two, all that woodwork would be discharged. When questioned yesterday afternoon, Mr. Hood said: Is; and I bellev It was taken bodily I will not annminea menu as yet They will not be an- uuucea oeiore ine nrst or December. Court Is in session and there is work for all." Mr.

VttinA t-i temptingly that the making of dhe would as to th number or personality of thf deputies who would go. be a waste of time and Fall Suits and lumes Suits and costumes in a great display I sale for the last two days of State Fair Week It is. impossible to attempt anything like a complete description here, the values quoted are merely to give you an idea, we leave fthe rest to you. Elegant two-piece costumes built from Antheria Silk, waists in the new kimona styles, very stylishly braided, having a plaid guimpe. Skirts full kilted with two self-folds.

For street or evening wear, in brown, blue, and wine. COC; AA Exceptional values at. A special Suit display includes the "56-inch "The Gibson 'Suit," and the "Military In handsome striped imported broadcloths clay serges and the swagger mannish cloths! This display priced A f. at $125, P5 SALE OF CHILDREN'S COATS FOS This week at. MONTGOMERY THEATRE.

I Tealght, Shabert'a Big Musical Saeeess, "The Tourtata." With a record of afv mnntha'ln V. v1 Women's and Misses' Skirts made from black blue and brown. 'All are full pleated and have tucks and, self bands as trimming. All lengths from 36 York and four months in Boston, "The iuunuis comes to tne Montgomery Theatre tonight with tho oomraenda- tlon Of both nreaa anil nuhlln mnA mains indisputably among 'the most to 44 inches. This week che8.4 'This week 0 A AO isvorea proaucuon or tne season.

Bam 8. and Lee Shubert hav provided an excellent cast which ineinri special Altman Voile Skirts, full pleated styles, Eddie 'Garvle, petite and charming Louise Barthel, the prima donna soprano. Leonora Watson, and such comedians, and fkimAdt out of a church. If you ask me what church. I say the old church that Is marked on the maps up to a hundred years ago, hard by where 8t, Barnabas now stands.

I judge that by many signs; and Mr. Dowling, the architect, says he wouldn't care to bet against it" Be that as It mac, Mr. Crunden was not Improperly proud of his modest, ysj comfortable home, and Lizzie loved Outwardly It was whit walled, red roofed, with deep eaves. It bad two front door; th main door, which opened Into the lobby of the big office room, which carried the brass plate Crunden, Builder and Decorator" which, weather permitting stood open all th morning to admll all comers; and the small stats door, which was approached by the tile path, through th narrow strip of garden behind the-white paling. Here, at this second door, Mra Crunden's ceremonious visitors knocked and rang and waited until somebodu happened te hear them and that was often a 'very long time.

Inwardly, it was a house of varied charm, or so It seemed to Liazle and Dick In those days. It was not too big, not too small no room In It like another, full of surprises, hiding places; with quaint old fashioned furniture, verywehrs except tn mama's drawing room. In that apartment all waa new chosen by mama herself and It was all frankly magnificent Behind the hosue was a perfect child's garden a long garden between high walla with good, climable, treasure-bearing trees in it: such aa the mulberry, th walnut th apple and th pear; grass lawn, grass grown paths empty potting sheda neglected, broken down greenhouse all most useful In childish games; fruit bushes turning with taffeta bands as trimming, in navy fascinating. Florinne Sweetmaa, Hattle and black. Our regular values ai $12.50.

This week THIS WEEK. TAN. COVERT COATS iomru-rmrnes. nooert Algler, Albert Froom, Charles W. Meyers, George E.

Romain, Eddie Bowers, Alfred Cahlll, and a large and beautiful ensemble force. Th play is staged lavishly by th Messra Shubert Seats now on sale. Children's Bear Skin and Goth Coats' Entirely new line of elegant semi-fltted' tan covert coats. This display is in two good styles at one very ClO KA i-special plai.OU in colors and white. All the sizes are in eluded' in this display from 2 to 6 years.

The rangef of, prices for this jJ AC week is from $7.50 io. $LyO Batardsy Matlne and Night, Helen "Peggy From Paris." Theatre natrons who a inMin Second Floor musical comedy wlll-weleomo the announcement that "Peggy from Paris" Is coming to the Montgomery Theatre Saturday matinee and night with Helen Byron. There ara a. -i SUlf SECTION Front SUIT SECTION a fascinating 'Style- Center airs and the mualo from "Peggy from 1 IO na uecome popular wherever it has bean haarH "art to Sower borders to wild t. i i A I Every Department Radiant witb Fall Styles at Special Prices satire Is alternated' with bright and merry musical numbers for comedians and! chorus.

The scenery and costumes are of rare beautv and Bftn.ti.,... The casf Is composed of such well ance in the world scneme. No one oould make light of him when he was displeased. As, for Instance when he came in for the early dinner, rod glancing at the dock found thai tu dinner was lata "Ome, oomel" he -would say, sternly nd loudly. "What's this? and he B-ould open doors and call through em: "Mother!" Hra Price! panel What the dickens are you.

all think Then while ha stood In- the lobby, running the brick dust from hi clothes, or stamped to and fro about the big room, the household bestirred iuelf breathlessly "Coming, Richard; coming!" called jnama, in her gentle, soothing voice; Jane, the maid, clatt'f-ed with the trays and plates in the stone flagged passage from the kitchen. Mrs. Price, the cook-housekeeper, bustling unseen, dished up at express paed. The big room was the on Just Instd the front door, and it was used all the morning as Mr. Crunden's own official room; through It you passed to the sitting room and the never used state parlor or drawing room.

The custom was to dine in the big room, but sometimes the custom was broken and they dined in the sitting room. It was this occasional break of the routine that led to the very funny thing. When papa was thus once fussing and fuming, Mrs. Price, with a demure mile announced to him that dinner had been on the table and getting cold for the last five minutes In the other room. If so, said papa, with a qnick change of tone, it was do reaaon why Mra J-rice should grin like a Cheshire cat.

fcut then he laughed heartily. "Lizzie, my little fairy," he said, laughing, "I cried out before I was hurt that time, didn't XT" That was the merit of papa. He could be stern and severe almost terrible and than In a moment Cheer, ful and good tempered again. If he mad your nerve shake, he did not keep than shaking that Is to say, unless he was really angry. Then it was like aa earthquake; the earth trembled.

In' those happy, dayt, however, he was not often really angered. He was only holding peeople up to the mark-guarding against slackness at home or at the yard Mrs. Price, as well as mamma, told Uzzls that her father at heart-was- the kindest man that ever lived. And truly he was very kind to Ussle kinder, much kinder, than to her long legged schoolboy brother, Dick. He was seeking to hold Dick up to the mark and already beginning to fall.

"Don't be a slacker, my boy," that was what said to Dick again and again. "Btlck to It; put your back Into It, whatever you do." When Difk cam horn for the holidays from the grammar school at Bray-ton. papa welcomed htm affectionately; but then, too soon, he would ask troublesome questions. "Weil, my boy. I hope you've dona better this term, and brought home good report with you is your report?" At the word "report," poor Mra Crunden always became restless, talkative and nervous.

"Don't trouble about that tonight, father; that'll keep till tomorrow, won't itf Tea, I have seen it Don't look at it tonight." Of 1 course Mr. Crunden would not wait. He must see the wrteched document now, her, this very minute. Then there would be an oppressive fflenoa. The father had laid down his j)lpa, was sitting In the candle light at tie bureau, solemnly reading; the son had plunged his hands In his trousers' pockets, was looking at the celling or making facetious grimaces at his young sister; mama, miserably uncomfortable was warning Dick by raised linger and moving Hps to refrain from his impudence and to bear reproof patiently Mra Price, aofUy clearing the supper tabls, waa too brave to hurry through the task and get safely away to the kitchen, although she might think that a domestic earthquake was coming "Well," said Mr.

Crunden at last, turning from the bureau and facing ills aon; "well, what have you got to aay for yourself?" "Oh." aald Dick, with real or affected carelessness; "they'll never make a learned pig of me. They'd bet-ter giv it np aa a bad job" Then perhap papa, for a little while', lacked quite terrible, was a short, sturdy man a square block of a man. 1 seeming strong and hard aa one of his nrick set on end. He had stiff gray eyebrows, a broad note, and a stiff, short beard. His dark hair had gone gray.

but. although he was fifty. It remained thick and strong still. Vhn ituiiiaj as neien eyron, Eddie Germon. -TaahallA O- 1 1 berg, Florence Ebner, Lillian Daven, seed ana proms weed; in fact a garden unspoiled by too much gardener.

And at the bottom of it the summer honse, from which, one looked out at the root, chimney and walls of Medford Town. 'Above all else. Liszt loved old, untended garden when Dick was there to play with her. Contlaaed Toa.orrtw.) THE TEXAS WONDER, Cores all Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic troubles; sold by all drugaista Dimaioue ana a chorus of thirty glrla Seat sale onena thfa mnmin i (ui uuin performances. dv eoerytbing for Ctttle Ulen-Cowered Prices Ui UST a few words to mothers.

Hundreds of boys are fitted out here every year. Parents who have investigated, have found Rustlike you that our boy's suit section will rank with any in'tliis section of the country for style and exceptionally good qualities. As forprice, we invite comparison, in fact we welcome' it it's the strongest argument we can put up why you should fit your boy out here, Notice the values for State Fair week, notice the prices and be sure that you pay this section a visit or two months treatment by mall or 1. ut. si.

w. nail, ZvZs Olive St. 8t Loula Ma Send tor Ala. testimonial. adv.

TO MARK BATTLEFIELD. Boulder to Be Placed a Bank of Chat-. tahoochee. Columbus, Ga, Oct 31 (Special.) Mayor L. H.

Campbell Is preparing to have the scene of the ending of the last battle of the Civil War NEGRO FATHER GIVEN the Mississippi River, marked with a giant granite boulder, which will be CUSTODY OF CHILD Motber Sonant ta Recover Her From ranter HuUai'i Second Af-alty. Bat Failed. The daughter of Leon Jordan anA suitaDiy inscribed. The battle in question began tn Alabama, opposite this city, on the third Sunday in April, 1865, and ended on the Georgia aide of the Chattahoochee River, at the east end of the Fourteenth Street bridge. Just at the end of th bridge, on the Georgia side, a hugh boulder, taken from near the scene of 'the battle, Is to be placed by Euphenla Jordan, negroes, waa vir.

day awarded to the care of the father oy judge A. D. 8ayre of the City Court of Montgomery. The decision carried with it th proviso that the mother of the child waa to be allowed to see her Friday or Saturday, it will be well worth your while. juvenile Suits Most extensive line of Reef, rs embracing more than 25 styles, patterns of checks, browns, greys, blues and reds.

Sizes 2 1-2 to 8 years. This play is just about the most comprehensive in the State and the prices are leaders for lowriess. From $10X)0 to $3.50 Boys neckwear This display represents the best range of values that it has ever been our fortune to offer. Four-in-hands, and broad flowing end Windsors in stripes, direction of the Mayor, the Daughters of the Confederacy co-operating with Suits Cbat Rave Style, Quality and ttlear Two special makes are offered KANTWEAEOUT and HEECULES, these two with plain and knicker-bocker pants, special at $5.00 An exceptionally strong value is shown this week in an all wool blue serge wifli knickerbocker pants. The sizes run from 6 to 16 and the price for this week For dress occasions the chap will find no better values than this lot in the popular brown and plaids, with plain and knicker bocker pants.

The coats are in the swell belted effects. This week's prices from $12.50 to one a week. The decision waa rendered aa the re him In the matter. sult of habeas corpus proceeding The rock- will be taken from land be longing to the City Mills Company. Capt.

B. H. Hardaway, who Is building brought by tho mother to secure possession of the child. Tho Jordan negroes hav been divorced for some months and the male Jordan has another spouse. The first Jordan wife new dam for that company, will swing the boulder across the river on one of the cables now stretched across claimed In her complaint that the child the stream.

The Central of Georgia and Seaboard Air Line Railways will, naa received the proverbial stepmother treatment, she had been cruelly beaten by the woman who succeeded her In the affections of Jordan. In turn, transport the stone to the Fourteenth Street bridge, where city employes will mount It on a pedestal. Jordan, his first affinity, his second 9C" plaids and browns. Priced popularly low 25c affinity, ami the daughter In question appeared in court Vetera Printer Dead. Columbus.

Oct. 31. (Special.) The child testified to corporal pun Geore': W. TUltnghast. aged 64 years, one of the veteran printers of Colum bus, died last night of Bright's disease.

Ishment administered by the second wife of the black Mr. Earle. but declared that certain scars on her forehead were caused by a fall and not He was 64 years of age and came from SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY Boys' Wear, TodayTomorrow NEW STYLES AND LOWERED PRICES 1 by an over-liberal application of th a prominent Florida family. Knlistlng in a Florida regement when only IS years old, he was a soldier throughout rod No other cruelty was testified to. and the war.

He came to Columbus In Judge Sayre announced his decision in 1S6S, and lived here thirty-nine years. favor of the father. REPORT OF LOCAL CESSIS. North Blrmraghass Official Resorts eSN3 People la That City. Coder the provisions of what Is KDRRECT known as the new municipal code.

J. H. Berry, intendent of North Birming nobby fitadwear This line most complete and comprehensive, including Toques, Napoleans, Hussars4 and PE ham, the first municipal officer to make report of a census of the pop- a arei pte largest maters oft Boys Shirts Blouses The celebrated and and Cadet Brands, in percales and linen, with collar attached or detached. Priced from $1.25 to. Little beauty, the popular Juvenile Underwaists, sale this week at 50c and 25c Rats 6f Caps for Cbaps Nobby little Telescope and crush shapes, in the fashion shades of brown maple, pearl and black.

This line is priced special this week at $2.50 to $1.25 Boys caps in the nobby yacht and golf shapes, this lot is in fancy mixtures and blue serges. Priced at 50c. MX nnAPANTEFTV J' tbaa we gy Tarns, Scores of other mi' 1 a snn wtt 111' i 41 ulatlon to Hon. Frank X. Julian.

Sec-! retary of State. i Mr. Berry certifies to the Secretary of State that a census has been taken In accordance with the requirements of the act and affords the following statistics for North Birmingham: Total white persons 3.748 Total negroes S.137 Total number of persons S.RS The act requiring the census Is the general municipal code act- The meas-i ure affords the municipalities of Ala-: bama privilege of adoption or rejection of all or part of the act QJ5HU.S in the YoridJi 5Tif. fi That hwhAt wm Mid hy rwt of thm tssoDd of wonfj wbr mrt )rthyodTfa rean it obtained Of MsM RobtnakaUrsr'si Hsi LfvSL I VCJ1M qmotm hat xvt wortist jimy years ot airsi-j 1 Bat thm worn sent m. Ta saw fMf i styles and shapes in cloth, bearskin, corduroy, velvets, serges and patent leather, priced at $3.50 to Irl oca t-trtrvr malfinnii mmrprtm did uf what worn saw it trti 4c.

T'l. is btttf am vom 4s WUS WAukirst CtaUtm Oris. FOrXDBT BTRMS. I i Lacks tiiis gaaranteefi Mme. Robinnaire's Walnut Hair Dye CbvIasJ ot smv kskl tmAmL.

ft cMOT bft it riwrm life e4 tiwt mmd to 1 Knowle's One-Day If th ttppor of S9 "Korrstt Snaps" Shoo brtk throogh before th sols Is worn through, will rep lac with a sow pair of shoo. aacaaa a nets, aaacaraa. M.Vt TM A 'r I sU kT Umr mnriM much mdm irvd. Cmm bYd ta tvar of (oar colon bic4, itrk fat; -im. tBssstiruft or Ilrbt browa.

Mla ikmivlk. tMfk to It 11 rm mmmot bmr it mkmn 7 hr. mil i iM It, ftotcs(i. osj Twtot rrf tn- Mail Order Service tie mimtKDrmrmt i (f wim us is aausiac- mmm a tory. We make it Plaat ef Klag Stove Aa Raage Company Destroyed at shetflel.

Sheffield. 30 (Special) An early evening bias in this city yesterday, destroyed the stove plant of the King Stove and Range Company, known as the Bee" plant. The fire started between and 7 o'clock and in a short while, despite the efforts of th local fir department the building, machinery, etc. were a total lnss. Many improvements had beeji made within the last jear JCaitfn snf "other, owners of tie plaat and the foundry as reckoo- mm atusM UM MartsM sM is Satisfaction prerue.

WI WILL IX VD rill lrw ToAlsrt lssftM so. l. mm. lu.laMi CSJ Carried fat Stock by ALZiUC. sad Plrat-CtaM Stores faswrsJIy 11 Fr ol- Br nTTrLaeK PRtO CO..