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DO NOT TOUCH IT.
From the time the raw materials reach our ■
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1 quart milk. I
1 package J ELL-0 ICE CREAM Powder. ■
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THE PROHIBITION MOVEMENT.
There is a disposition in some quar
ters to regard the prohibition movt.
ment as one of a temporary nature,
and one that, like many others that
have entered into the political arena,
will be of short duration in its influ
ence and effect.
It may not always display the re
markable intensity shown in recent
months in widely separated portions
of the country, but it promises to be
an active, pervading force. The advo
cates of prohibition are imbued with
all the server, zeal, and optimism of
the early advocates of the abolition
of slavery. They worked and hoped
for years without much realization of
results. They voted for decades
knowing they faced defeat in each
campaign, but confident of ultimate
victory. That the seed they sowed
did not fall upon barren ground is at
tested by the increased public senti
ment in their favor.
it is folly for their opponents to as
sert that the establishment of prohi
bition increases the consumption of
liquor. If that assertion were correct,
these who manufacture and sell liquor
would undoubtedly favor prohibition.
The future of prohibition is certainly
more promising of ultimate success
than was the prospect of the anti-slav
ery movement in the ’4o’s and ’so’s
of the last century.
No constitutional provision stands in
the way. No political party, as a par
ty, dare oppose. All the great relig
ious bodies are distinctly more favor
able than they were to the abolition of
human slavery. The recent action of
railway companies demanding elimina
tion of employes addicted to the use
of alcoholic stimulants, the rulings
of similar nature by important com
mercial and manufacturing firms and
corporations, the firmly fixed opinions
of managers and directors of financial
and fiduciary institutions as to the de
sirability of sober clerks and assist
ants —all these are powerful allies in
the prohibition movement. —The Wash
ington Post.
H
AS BRIDGET HEARD IT.
A fashionable woman had a bit of
statuary bearing the inscription x»ns
met.” A housemaid dusting the room
asked the mistress:
“Shure, ma’am, what’s the m’ainin’
of the ’ritin’ on the bottom of this?”
“Oh, you mean ‘Kismet.’ It means
‘fate,’ ” replied the mistress.
Bridget was limping painfully wnen
out with her sweetheart not long after
ward, and he asked: “What’s the mat
ter, Bridget?”
“Faith,” was the answerr “I nave
the most tirrible korns on me kismet.”
*
Two thousand dollars have been of
fered by a Frenchman to the man who
can make a flying-machine —not a dir
igible balloon —that will stay in the air
fifteen minutes. The best known aer
oplane experts in Paris are working
for the prize.
galen" hall
Hotel and Sanatorium
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
A few weeks in our Comfortable and Elegant
House with Every Modern Convenience and Su
perior Table and Service will be a great restorer.
Baths for Pleasure or Health, for Ladies and
Gentlemen, with trained attendants only.
F. L. YOUNG. General Manager.
The Golden Age for June 18, 1908.
Southern Tourist Tickets
NOW ON SALE VIA
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Apply to nearest Ticket Agent for further information or address
F. R. McMILLIN, JAMES FREEMAN,
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J. L. MEEK,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
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Dewberry
School Agency
Established in IBQ2
Motto —“The Right Teacher in the Right Place”
Managers all Practical School Men of
Many Years’ Experience
Recommends first-class teachers to schools for every
department of school work—Presidents, Superintendents,
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Physical Culture.
R. A. CLAYTON J. M. DEWBERRY R. T. CLAYTON
Managers
Offices: 901-2 Title Guarantee Building, Birmingham, Ala.
ENDORSEMENTS —I am personally acquainted with Mr. J. M. Dew
berry and Mr. R. A. Clayton, Managers Dewberry School Agency. It
gives me pleasure to bear testimony to their high qualifications for the
work which they have undertaken. Each is a teacher of long experience
and of recognized high standing, and each is a gentleman of the highest
integrity. This Agency has rendered efficient service in tne past, and
that it will continue to do so, I have no doubt.
JOHN W. ABERCROMBIE,
President University of Alabama.
