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FRIDAY AFTERNOON MONTGOMERY TIMES- JULY 20, 1917. 4 CtSiv- 'A Name isf listed If Your 4 Editor Visits State Capitol i Report Shows Condition Of State Banks af An eshk A sm. to Draft Pain and 111 Health rob you of all your efficiency. DR. MILES You are 258 Luther Adam Ma, II Dickinson.

r2S22 Aubrey Semmes. lot N. 46 Jdarton Chandler, S21 Hendry street. 8403 Charlie Brent, 108 8. HalL 1894 Henry Carlton Meader, 407 High (in training camp.) 1878 James Jos.

Lister, 10 Decatur. 3257 Wm. Gerald Carrlgan, 708 ANTI-PAIN PILLS quickly relieve Pain, but at the same time, when over-work or nervousness the Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine should be used to relieve 1721 Armitead OUrer (ocl.) In jail. 1 80 1 Arthur Hoper (no home).

8558 Eric Stephens, 719 Highland ve. 1779 Henry Lucas Charles, Dexter hotel. 1236 Nelson Milton (col.) tlO 8. Court it. 2247 Wm.

Max Reed (col.) 813 8. Jackson st. 2011 James Parker Welch, 433 S. Lawrence st. 432 Albert Anderson (col.) 215 Bell street 3285 Chai.

Cecil Griffith, 704 For- est ave. 2719 Howard Swanson (col.) 608 N. Balnbrldge. 8063 SamJarrett (col.) Pike Road. 2962 Wm.

G. Cole, (coi.i 210 Carrie st. 18 Herbert Betz, 402 Maatha. 652 Irvln Gassenheimer, 203 Clayton. 3787 Charlie Williams 114 Henry.

927 Belmer Geo. Young, 131 Holcombe. 286T James Franklin Parket Southern hotel. 1484 John Northington, Chis- holm, 8215 Court. 739 Thos.

Marvin King, R. F. D. No. 3.

1751 Ernie Ausfield, 421 Washington. 601 Augustus Kerby Clements, 843 Sayre. i cause. FIRST BOX, OR BOTTLE, FAILS BENEFIT YOU, YOUR MONEY BE REFUNDED. E.

Walker, head of the banking department, has Issued his midsummer statement of the condition of the banks of Alabama and is very much gratified over the showing made. He ssys It Is the best mid-summer showing that the banks of the state have) ever made since he has been connected with the department. This Is the time of year when banks run lowest on account of the money the people hsive being used id making the orops, with very little coming in to replenish bank account The following comparison of -totals is made with the statement published twelve months ago, mlrsummer, 1916. i The total resources of all of the state banks art this date, as compared with June 80, 1916, ehow an Increase is all of the state banks of $6,500,000. The total deposits In the state banks show an Increase of $7,000,000 at this time over what they were on June 80, 1916.

The deposits In the savings departments of the various banks show an Increase of $1,600,000, VdSIs over drafts have decreased $34,000. This Is a splendid showing, one of which the state should feel proud. Tverybody knows that we have gone through a very depressed year and yet the deposits In the state banks have Increased over wnat they were a year ago, and tljaf, too, In the middle of the summer, when money is always very scarce In this agricultural state. Rev. Joshua Smith Of Blount Dead InfbramfJon reached the capltol this morning of the death of Rev.

Joshua Smith, of Blount county. He was a Primitive Baptist preacher and was one of the beet men In the county. He thought he was In his ninety-first year, but there are many who1 believe that be Is over hun- Editor E. C. Bosweil, of The Hartford News-Herald, was among the visitors to capltol hill this mornln.

He Is making a fine paper out of The Newt-Herald, which wields a wide Influence In the wiregrais. "The et end of Geneva county la (or J. H. Wallace for governor i ttblsj time," remared Mr, Bosweil, "and 1 understand he Is strong In the west end of the county. He has lots of friends down there who will back him for the position of governor.

"The crops around Hertford are the finest I have eevr seen. We are going to make a tremendous crop of corn, velvet beans, peanuts and peas and the barns are not going to hold the crop that will be made. It la the prettiest prospect for a crop I have eevr seen. What cotton we have planted Is Just fine and it looks like my seotlon of the state Is going to do Its part toward feeding Alabama." Only One -firm Files Incorporation Papers The records in the office of the secretary of etai'e show that only one firm was Incorporated today. The Gadsden Grocery company has been organized with a capital Of $25,000, of which amount 7,000 has been paid In.

The Incorporators are: J. W. Penn, A. M. Freeman and B.

M. Penn. MRS. MINNIE THOMPSON. Mrs.

Minnie Thompson, 30 years old, died at a local infirmary this morning at 6:30 o'clock. She Is survived by her husband, 8. C. Thompson; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.

GR. Opp; two small children; four brothers, Wesley, Thomas, Jesse and OUle Opp; two sisters, Mattie Opp and Mrs. Birdie Brooks, all of Montgomery. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Read Times TV ant Ads.

Stores Everywhere Cherry. i 105 Lawrence Graham (ool), 28 I- Chilton. 202 2 Clarence WBtWna Alexander, Hit 61 Alabama. 3383 Geo. Wm.

Williams, 105 Fu- ford. 113382-Chas. Joe Wilkinson, 112 Cherry. 1455 Massey Palmer Bedsole, 105 south. 8679 Willie Goeha, 837 Norton.

I486 Henry Zanders, 204 Cleve-rr- land. -r2624 Alfonso Gilmer, 128 Nw Hll-c1 lard. 854 tddie Mullen Sheen, 22 Mor-t gan. 785 Joe, Henderson, Rleta; John W. Morris, 317 Cleveland eve.

ISIS Jessie Zimmerman, Bamer; Justin Fuller, 515 S. Hull St. 2787 Washington Layette Ellis, li 238 Pleasant ave. 1858 Baseom Lee Jackson, T. M.

C. A. -238SM-John Jos. Conors, 217 N. kf Hull st.

Si'S567 John Benson Hastings, 12025 McDonough st. 3637 Alex Bush (col.) 808 S. Holt street. 1752 Watkin Wheelwright, Hope Hull; Reed Smith Ballard 213 Washington st. 2494 John Seabron Veal, 15 North McDonough St.

3674 Richard Franklin (col.) 413 South st. "SJTOWill Ware (col.) W. R. yards. Ji38 Joe Ltt (col.) S48 Ferguson.

5 3aOi Gus Norman Stringer Si 25 Cedar st. VERS HEADACHE. "I once bad terrlMe headachae anl feared La Grippe. I could not attend to my wodc. I took some of Dr.

Miles' Arrti-Paln Pills and the pain was quickly gone, Then I started wins Dr. MUeaf Nervine and the tnntMe vantihed completely and I felt well and active enoe mote." HENRY FAHNHAM, Spring Valley, loan. dred. He has twenty-one children, and from them has over 600 desoend-anst This Is a record of which any man might well feel proud. Chief Clerk Has Fine Corn Crop W.

B. Allgood, chief clerk in the auditor's ojee, is bragging on his corn crop, which he is growing in his garden. He waters It when It needs moisture and he segrs ae It Is of the prolific variety there are from three to five silks on every stalk. He declares the stalks are from sixteen to twenty feet tall and he thinks he will have to use his step ladder for the purpose of gathering the roasting ears. is the IF TO WtLU BUY YOUR GROCERIES From me and get a nice present buying for cash.

Fancy line of groceries at chea; est price i i Quick Deliveries Satisfactory Servicf Meyer Eisenber1 Phone 8896. Oor. McDonough and Julia Sts. tU7 Sam Moore Chamber, Mont- gomery county; Chas. Hamll- I I ton144 Early.gt.

ji: 1572-James Taylor. R. F. D. No.

3 Isac Artistic Keni. t30 South Lawrence. il 64 James Oscar Bryant, 498 Scott UNITED GROCERY STORES CO. One Near Your Home fi street. iY-iSWose 'West, Barachias; Wal-2 ter Wentworth Andrews, 127 Holcombe st.

4 2195 Walter Lewis (col.) 808 East Grove st. fiS7 Gus Jones. Ramer; Frank BUYING HERE IS REAL ECONOMY These Prices at All United Grocery Stores Su 2691 Tom McMloner Per sons alley. 616 James Glbb, Pike Road; Charley Lynn Crawford, 635 Mildred. 878 Sidney Lamar Daniel, Laplne; Bernard tSeiner, 9 Wilkinson.

1678 Willie Wilson, Ramer, R. F. Clyde Lee Strickland, 21 Adams. 1266 James Page, R. F.

D. Mont gomery; Albert Nelson 414 Ram age. 1891 BenJ. Brooks May, 710 Wash ington. 775 Sbederlck Howard, Barachlw; Daniel Ansley Mills, 610 Clayton.

3183 James Thomas (col), 63 Manle street. 2684 Llndsey McBrlde 519 Randolph. 3557 John Jomes Ellis, 1215 S. McDonough. 3159 John Sellers (col), 315 Moul- ton.

486 Jesse Jullons 7 Dicker-son; Homer Ellis, R. F. D. 5, Montgomery, Ala. 692 Raymond Helton, 409 Clayton; Tommy Henderson, Fle-ta, Ala.

8721 Robert Jackson (col.) 96 Shepherd. 600 Henry Gray, Pine Level. 600 A. Ferdinand Clegorn, 10 Adallne. 600 A.

Ferdinand Clegorn, 108 F)'eveBon St. 3496 Hobson Habery (col.) 18 1 Pnvnft lit. 1986 Clarence Marcus, ''806 Ad. 3539 Samuel Herbert Boyde, 1260 8. Decatur st.

810 Mosie Hillary Paul. 213 Pleasant ave. 1K39 Oscar Goldscheln, 43 Sayre St. 2549 Jake Trues, 420 Monroe st. 607 O'Neal Sigers, 100 Bell st.

3653 Clarence Austell-Dempsejf, 75 Hall st. 809 Wm. Corneliug O'lionnell, 732 Herron st. 1026 Moody Cottell (col.) 42 Oak. 437 Willie Bandy (co.) soz ner-ron st.

2967 Heury Crenshaw, (eoi.) ez Griel 8254 Wm. Jackson Smith, carter Hill road. as 86 Jos. Hails Mclver, 9 Cramer ave. 1324 Joe Mason (col.) 432 west Jeff Davis ave.

604 Frank Decatur Cobb, 119 Whitman st. 3317 Joe Matthew Mills, 705 High land ave. S559 Perry Bullard Stephens, iu Plum st. 43 Fred Joseph Carey, 107 Dlck-erson st. 3706 Jack Jackson (col.) 27 Julia.

2181: McKinnon Joseph (col.) 87 Sevede. 3S52 Thomas James (col.) bdl j. McDonough st. 17R5 WMirv GraQV BiacKman, ov R. Hull st.

1K48 Wm. McNeal Hart, 523 South Court. 1264 Berry McQueen, (col.) 1 Gar ford St. 1066 Wm. Foster (col.) 209 Church atreAt.

i.Tns. Jules Wolt, 302 Mildred. 2455 George Jones. 110 1-2 Mon ro st. Annas Tacios John Papasan- aufsirioiiB.

416 Monroe. jti Miller 7 Maggie. Jackson Williams (nit 115 Whitman 1178 nri' Jones 341 Jelt Davis. in nin Sinn 8 Bell. nntA Arthur Wllliame 810 ITnlnn.

ss Henry Archie Ansley ims -ami Summers' 14 jo Carr. 10 Malcolm Barnett. 69 Coving- 2725 Turblp 43 Mc iTifveWn ROW. 9789 Hunrv Talmadee Downing, inns S. Hull.

i i.intnn nooth. 218 N. Perry, 2993 -Trmes Franklin ,108 St Inhns. ikas tv, nninril 327 Mill mot VrinV rtavirtson (coU. 207 H15 A- VV Hutcherson.

4iiealhri ffciles 8 ea- vlneAr'a nfflce. 3540 Eugene Weston Brown, 1108 TtAAatiir 1331 Willie Henry Sleyton (col.) i7 Joe Kirksr (eol.) S19 Unit 1282 Frank Parker (col.) 84 Hill 132S Jlmmle Scott, (eel.) 226 Clev eland ave. 1847 Edward Fox Henderson, N. Decatur it. 797 Thos.

Leo O'DonnellyllLMlll street 3646 Arthur Bnrman Cooper, 438 Finley ave. 149 Edward Emanuel 01s4ts, 6 Catoma st V. '2. 259 9 Marelond Cole. 1 1 8 Center Railroad st.

1586 John E. Glbbs, 411 Bosth Perry street 1922 Basest Randolphus Perdue, 411 Scott st. 2952 Herbert Bynum, fcol.T 43 Pollard it bject 2 Parks Samford, 310 Mildred. 2036 Brewer Wm. Beane, 415 S.

Lawrence st. 833 William Cobb, Hope Hull; Jessie Pritchett, 1309 Clay st. 676 James Bruges Hendley, 16 Ga- At Our Main Store Good Things in Our SANITARY MARKET Phones 4017-3897, 26 Dexter Ave. We cordially invite you to oor market. We know the cleanliness of this department will appeal to you.

Besides we handle only the best western meats. lou my st assured that it is good IX you order It here. Below is some suggestions in preparing the dinner. lena Edward. Leo Hall.

21 Pleasant ave. inn William Claud Cleghorn. Hope I Hull: Thos. Lucien McCum- ber. 21 Martha st.

509 Robt. Smith (col.) 109 Her- ron Stuart Foley, R. F. D. No.

3. 11.85 Robert Norman, Snowdonn; Julius Jordan, 2 Reynolds st. I 564 Eddie Frazier, Sprague; Rlch- ard D. Boles. Y.

M. C. A. 2166 Alonzo Johnson (col.) 518 S. National Biscuit Co.s Cakes-and Crackers All small packages each All large packages.

12o each (Limit one dok. kind to a customer.) Standard Granulated Alaga Syrup Gal. cans -M -Gal. cans 1M-Ib. cane '6: 3024 Albert Henderson (col.

J), 710 N. McDonough. 1322 Edgar Scott 325 Charles. 1146 Edward Howard 61 Minton. 3615 James Alston 740 S.

Union. 110S Hugh James Gregory 47 Caroline. 2319 Freeman Walton 606 S. Balfihridge. 1396 Will Pierce 26 David son.

2479 John Michel Nlcroci, 602 Madison. (The only man who contributed to camp crop fund. 606 Lewis Ellis Corburn, 828 Mildred. 182 Arthur Calvin Herring, 211 May. 1771 John Williams Browder, 23 S.

Hillard. 513 Earnest 413 Wiley. 46 Clarence Wm. Carter, 2 Forest. 1020 Stum Collins, 18 Dorsey.

8232 Chas. B. Baggett, 404 Boyce. 1651 Walter Samuel Richardson, 414 S. Perry.

1099 Gabriel Grey 109 Nash. 1955 Edward Taylor Spidle, T. M. C. A.

3208 Dave Williams (col Montgomery, Ala. 2441 'Root Lee Honey cutt, 822 N. Lawrence. 2748 oeo. Thomas Burnes, P.

O. 732. 2628 Sandy Graves 80S N. Union. 1636 John Albert Pritchett, 14 Mil-1 223 Jasper H.

Kennedy, 139 Fourth 2066 Jim Good 720 Pollard. 1441 Glenn Andrews, '429 S. Court. (Dismissed from training camp on account of ill-health. 117 James Herbert Evans, 125 Moulton.

2330 Clifton Wilkerson- (col), 410 Grove. 602 Walter Anderson Clifton, 311 Church. 2675 Jim Matthews (col.) 306 N. Jefferson. 390 Samuel EMxah Tert 8 May.

2233 Cleveland Clarence Ogletree 617 S. Balnbrldge. 290 Perry Ford (col French. 8577 Thos. Mose Martin, 109 Cra- mer.

3293 John Patrick Hlgglns, 100 Stevenson. 75 Tonald Roy Chambers, 4 3189 -will Thomas 453 Oak. 8671 Sam Forman 801 8. A 1292 Abraham Peterson 312 Jeff Davis. 2730 Aaron WatsoH 39 Nichols.

S7 Devis Lucian Brown 167 Day. .1.983 Fred Burch 326 Clay. Franlt Lofton, 616 Cloy. I j66 Porter Lee Boyd (coi.j, Davidson. 868 Jos.

Poholon Spencer, 2 Pleasant 22)0 Allan Clarbon Nicholson ok). S8S Jacfleon. 2456 Orover Edward Jones. S3 Augustus Lamar Polnden.er, Tp.hani hotel. 2090 Oscar Florence 171 I s.

JiBkson. 179 Edward Stenell, 784 Clay. 1160 Thee. Brannon, Hubbard, 1048 S. Perry.

I79S Ealkel Wright 904 8. Hull. 366JB John Brhardt (ooL), Elm- wood. (Continued on Page Soiia Crystal, -Octogon Shape- 6 bars 25c Plank Steaks Squirrel Steaks Club House Steaks Lamb Duck Roast Beef Tenders Pocket Steaks (dressing) Calf Bmms Liver Made ChlX Con Carne Dressed Spring Chicken Delicatessens Our Delicatessen Department is the pride of Montgomery 'and you'll find here always, only the very best. Mr.

Dan Ball and Mrs. Sarah Marks is in this department to serve you. Supper Specials Barbecued Lamb RoaM Beef Pork Roast Veal Roast DevlQed Crabs Potato Salad Chicken Salad Salmon Salad Ham Salad An Kinds of Sandwiches to Order. Order one of Mrs. Mark's Cakes for Sunday Angel, Ohooolanv White, Gold or any other cake to order.

(ex Brand Pure Lard Large 10's $2.50 Regular 8's Snowdrift Lard Large 10's $1.99 Sugar, 10 lbs. 85c Green Mil. liny Peas (The finest pea packed) 22c can, Dei Monte Fruits No. i Peaches -No. 2't Pineapple No.

l's Pineapple 18c can lOo can Powder, 10 boxes 45c The Finest American Fish California Sardines 7 -oa, cab (In oil or tomato soot) 12 cents a can i. rt French Lamb Chops Lamb Rosettes English Lamb Chops Lamb Crown Veal Loaf (seasoned) Mi'lk Fed Veal Outlet Prime Roll Roast Boneless Beef Roast Green Vegetables Get your Vegetables, as well as groceries and Mleats, at tb( United. Here In our main store we have fitted up a complete Vegetable Department where everything is fresh and green. Our Frldagr and Saturday Market Will consist of: Egg Plante Cauliflower Fancy Head Lettuce Extra Fancy Celery Snap Btsans Fancy Tomatoes Bell peppers Red Pop Peppers Alligator Pears Extr Fancy Apples Tragedy Pluma Seedless Grapes Royal Anne Cherries Black Cherries Pineapple AnO all Staple Fruits and Vegetubles. Basket of Fancy.

Fruite on SpeciAl Order. iwmwiitr STORES EVERyWHEBS' Rioley st. 945 Tom Knox. R. D.

Amos Autrey (col.) 837, Cleveland Alfred Syloster Notion, MRS Ticcatur St. fffifi- Arthur Olen Chesser, 227 Clayton st. rRR43 James Claude Burgess, Hall street 3067 Will Jonee (Col.) Montgom- ery. 2620 Jeasie Frazie (Cot.) 717 Jet JS ferson st. 12963 Will Bolden (col.) tl267 Thos.

Nelson (col.) 219 Cleve- land ave. 13746 Frank Robinson, 536 S. Deca- tiir st. 11S lamftB Hudson (col.) 426 S. Jackson.

596 Chas. Thompson Alley, 49 3, Goldthwaite st. ii95 Bessie Constantlmon Costo- Tioulos. 13 1-2 S. Court st.

tiRS Chas. Peebles Keene. 5 North 5 Jackson st. 33640 Phil Calloway (col.) 1250 8 648 Henry Hamilton Barland, 94 Mobile, road. 216 Dewitt Talmage Fletcher, 813 Clayton st 070 Vatdie Jordan 508 Day T879 Heuty Grady Thompson, 619 7i South Court st 604 AHredi Weslan Tucker, 85 Bulord st a 3331-iJft N.

Peebles, Park Place. 3237 John- Minor (col. T3 Mobile. i J4Orover. Cleveland Murchlaon, 5.

732--WiirTin8l6r tl. 42l South Jf Perry st. 1755--Frank Wayne Locfcwood, 103 Adams st. 1107 John Decatur Dnrden, 4 First ave. J786 Jessie Wilkins col.) Mount Meigs road.

-y 54Wyna Chas. Haralson, M7 8. Prrr at. ttii Tmu Tavlor J-ones. 4'West Jeff DavU I1 4099 Root.

Lee Gatnm. Jackson st. 1 (eel.) 102 B. Holt it I- Bed Wing Grape Juice Quart bottle Pint bottle i 4 oc bottle i 7c Grandma Washing Eagl Spaghetti, do Eagle' Macaroni pkg. 4c Vinegar, quart bottle lOe Knox Gelatine 17e Jbllo, a packages 2Bo Jiffy Jell, packages Post Toastiea, pkg lOo Krumble, pkg.

lOo Quaker Oats, pkg. lOe 1:.