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8EMI-WEF.KLY TIME8-K.VTKRF-KISE, TUES04Y, MARCH 11, 1012. Making a Profit Suppose wo had to find a new customer every time wo made a sale? Trade would soon run out, and we wouldn’t have any business, would we? We’re agreed on that, so it’s plain the only way to make a profitable busi.iess is to sell again and again to the same customer. But the customer w~>nt come back to buy again and again unless he is satisfied the first time. So we find that its giving satisfactory goods, satisfac tory prices, and satisfactory service that brings the cus tomer back, and make? business profitable. Ingram Drug Co, Fast Motorcycle Delivery. STRICT ITCH SXID THAT lll'KKTA MAY EX- r<>si; \xn-AMK!tic.\\ plans or MABKItO—REBELLION MAY BE BREWING IN WASHINGTON TO AVENGE PRESIDENT. GIVEN BY CHICAGO BUSINESS MAN, BEFORE ILLINOIS VICE COMMISSION—BELIEVES THEBE IS SOME CONNECTION BE TWEEN IX)W WAGES ANI) IM MORALITY AMONG WOMEN. Chicago, March 8.—Edvard Hill man, part owner of one of Chicago's largest department stores, told the Illinois Vice commission today, that he thought in some cases there was a connection between low wages and immorality among women. Replying to a question, he said he thought a woman would sell her virtue before she would starve. Hillman stated there were SI 7 •girls and women employed in his store, of which number, 99 receive five dollars, or less, weekly. That the Vice Commission’s worn na6 borne fruit was shown today, when a letter was received by Chair man O’Hara, from E. F. Mandel, President of Mandel Brothers, stat ing that he had raised the minimum wage to his juvenile employees to four dollars weakly. These are girls from 13 to 15 years old. In addition, Mandel stated that STARTLING TESTIMONY THOUGHT INSANE MAY BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND TIIE FUNERAL OF HER HUS BAND WHICH OCCURS TODAY. Atlanta, March plebaum, who was shot Mexico City, March 8.—It was an nounced here today that Provisional President Huerta is considering the advisability of making public, the oifi.ial correspondence of the closing days of the Madoro administration, with the object of showing that the iate President tried to incite an anti- American sentiment througnout the Republic. Among the alleged orders given by Malero during the last week of his regime was oiffe directing the officers of the Mexican gunboats at Vera Cruz to fire immediately upon the American marines, if an attempt was made to land these forces, "paying no regard to the express purpose of the American Naval Commanders, that they are landing merely to pro tect foreigners." The reported arrival of Alfonso Madero at Washington, where it is said the details for the former Ma dero conspiracy was developed, have been called to the attention of the Mexican cabinet. It is expected that the Wastilng- j ton Government will be asked to ' exercise extraordinary precaution, in 10. Jerome Ap-^ ordGr t0 P**© vent the professional death revolution-makers of the United . . States from participating in the about two weeks ago in the Dakota j plans of the fugitives, who are de hotel, will bo buried tomorrow af-1 dared to be anxious for revenge, ternoon. Effort is being made for a ' special order of the court in order Mmlerists Gathering in Capital, thit thn wiJ Washington, March 8.—The gath- that the wife, who la accused cf| pring of t B „ e j taderl8t8 in washin-t- murdering him, now confined in the. ton, headed by Alphonso Madero, one Fulton county jail, may attend the of the deposed family, centers at- funeral. -tention upon this government’s atti- . . . in . , tu le toward what is aid to be a jun- The interment will be In West ta planning hostilities to .he Huerta View cemetery. I government. If Mrs. Applebaum is permitted to Tlle Mcxlcan Government has al- . 1 .. ,1. , . I ready called attention to It. KO to the funeral, It will be under, Governor Carranae. of Sonoro. it lose guard of a sheriff’s deputy. j jg said, is being talked of among the Latin American colony as the probable leader of any movement HUNDREDS ARE EXPLOSION TERRIFIC DYNAMITE BLOW-UP WIRES OUT WHOLE SCOTCH TOW N—PEOPLE WALKING ON STREETS THROWN TO GROUND —SMOKE TWO MILES HIGH. Glasgow, Scotland, March 10.—A terrific dynamite explosion today wrecked the town of frwine, in Ayr shire. The number of dead U un known, but it is said that Injured will number hundreds. For a radius of several miles the explosion had a force as destructive as an earthquake. The town of Irwine waa shaken to its foundations and many houses, churcher and schools were destroyed while many others were partly de molished, and people walking the streets were thrown to the grounl. The harbor waterfront piesents masses of wreckage. There were three distinct explos ions, followed by a column of smoko two miles high. YlellevPd Her Mind is Unbalanced The deputies at the Fulton county {for the Maderos. tov.er believe that Mm. Applebaum’s mind is unbalanced. The woman of mystery, accused of the murder of her husband, has almost ceased to OLNEY GOES TO GREAT BRITAIN IRE GUILTY OF MURDERING WOMAN IN CHI CAGO SOME MONTHS AGO—MAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE ANI) WOMAN FOURTEEN YEARS. ON SALE 12 l-2c anc 15c FLAXON 7 1 On i per yard / rZC New Goods Just Arrived. i 1 $7.50 and $10.00 LADIES SKIRTS i i For $4.90 : ! fhe Fair. TWO GUTTING SCRAPES SUNDAY One Nogro Stabbed in the Back, May Die From the Result of the Wound. Chicago, March 8.—Charles Cra mer, the circus clown, and his wife, Beatrice, were found guilty today of Two cutting scrapes the murder of Miss Sophia Stager, thl quite , lvel for of Baltimore. I doctors and hospital attendants. unday made the police, Kramer was sentenced to life lm- . prisonment, while his wife received I Four negroes, Tom Warren, Minnie a sentence of 'fourteen years, at the]Williams and Joe Alexander and his his firm would employ an investigator speak to anyone. She never ad- Can liV * turnkey, and even re- on the wages they receive. .. , fuses to speak to another woman Hillman, while on the stand, state! that he would also agree to such , P r i soner who is detained in t’nn an investigator. He said he was a same cell with her. So far as speak- self-made man, and that he started]fag is concerned, the woman ae-,„ r bo°y k a H e tW d 0 ^lare"he W gave a *hr. 'em" ™’ 6 ' 1 . °. f murd " mlgh ‘ a " we " b# j° f Sla '; •» ployees the same chance to advance, j lock ' !,, ln a solltar y !‘ h ® P 0 * 1 ° f Ambassador and that he has a sign in his of-. Mr »- Applebaum is not pretending ( 1Jr ‘ t . aI .’ n Member, of Cleveland** Cabinet, of Massarhuetts, Offered Place by Wilson—Expressed Great Sur prise When Informed. Washington, March 8 —President Wilson has offered to Richard Olney, of Massachusetts, who was Secretary cabinet. Great .speak a few words each day whe her law conies for conference. Her strange actions at the Jail, S © however, are lending color to th. WANT ©jbelief of the officials that S©$ « © ® @ @ @ @ @ s I° v,,,o:,ce i,cc ° mM ,o ° 9,r ° ng tho circumstantial BAKERY FOR RENT—New, said to be the best oven south of At lanta. Apply to J. * H. Jenkins, 2#2 West Jackson 3t., Thomasr ville, Ga. 2L-tf. MEN AND WOMEN—Sel! guaram teed hose. 70% profit. Make $l-> daily. Full or part time. Begin ners investigate. Wear-Proof, 303S Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. rent .the chain evidence becomes break, a plea of insanity will be of fered. yet whether Mr. will accept the appointment. Olney Surprised by Offer. Boston, March 8.—Richard Olney was taken by surprise today by the definite announcement from Wash ington that he had been offered the Ambassadorship to Great Britain. "I have received no such offer, and I doubt the accuracy of the report," he said. WANTED—A large tract of good land (timbered land preferred) I If you have indigestion, heart- ! burn, belching or sick stomach, take ten drops of DARBY’S PROPHY LACTIC FLUID in a little water. I* checks the misery itsnantly. If you . have a cut, sore or wound any- , where, apply a little of DAUBY’S Washington, March 8.—The ro.i- \ FLUID. The flesh mends at once, gratulations of the Philippine people | Us© it in the sick room to destroy to President Wilson were presented; rerms or odors, put it in damn today by Manuel Quezon, the Resi- ‘ closets to purify the air. It is the dent Commissioner. . create*t combination of internal, He said: “The Filipinos eonfldent- \ external and antiseptic medicines State prison farm The jury recommended that clem ency be shown th© woraa'n. Miss Singer was beaten to death in a North Side Apartment house, where she a.id the Cramers lived. DURING WEEK Must be a bargain; give full dc- hy expect during your administra-1 known to medical science. Price 50 scription and lowest price first ] tion that a decisive step will be tak- cents per bottle. Sold by R. Thom- i toward their freedom and inde-'as, Jr., and Peacock-Mash Drug 'pendence. Company.— (adv.) Wood, Carrollton, | 25-tf. From Mill to Man NOW ON DISPLAY 500 New-Nobby Spring Styles MADE TO ORDER MADE TO FIT A Guaranteed $30. and $35. Suit Made Just as You Want It. FOR HOW WE CAN DO IT. We are tlio World's Ear- Rest Tailors. p WK HAVE OCR OWN WOOLEN MILLS. M We employ 4,000 L'nlon 0 Tailors In our own shops. E We operate our own store* E —200 I1RINCHES— LET l'S SHOW YOU. Don’t pay any Tailor $30. or 833. for 0 suit. We moke a better one FOR $15. ^ NO MORE — NO LESS. P Don't buy a Ready-Made— a Guess Fit. “ BE a Tailor-Made Man 8 Fit—Style and Quality Guaranteed. We are Booking Orders for Easter—NOW HOW ABOUT YOURS? United Woolen Co, Broad Street, Next to Watt Hardware Co. ■ HAS KEEN MADE IN THE GREAT SOUTHEAST, AS SHOWN BY THE INDUSTRIAL INDEX, IN ITS REPORT FOR THIS WEEK. Col imbus, Ga., March 8.—The In dustrial Index says in its issue for this week: “The Development of mineral re sources. building and extension of railway lines, utilization of water- powers, establishment of great lum ber manufacturing plants, erection: of structures of many kinds, im provements of highways and supply ing of municipal improvements are some of the items that mark the continued progress and upbuilding of tho Southeast. The general nature of ‘his prog ress is demonstrated ny the fact that there are many undertakings of medium as well as largo scope, and that many sections of the South east are represented in the indus trial and Instruction reports. •An Alabama company has per fected plans for coal mining opera tions that will Include the construc tion of a railway line and the out lay immediately of about $2,000,- 000. A Florida company, in which Eastern capitalists are Interested. Is arranging to further develop a resort at Atlantic Bea/ch, Fla., in connection with which they purpose to build an electric railway between Jacksonville and Atlantic Beach. An election will be held in Blount County, Ala., upon the issuance of $150,000 of road construction bonds. A bank has been organized Norristown, Go.*' wife, Pearl, got into a free for all scrap Sunday. Tho fight started about money matters, Joe and Pearl being opposed to Tom and Minnie. Tom came out of the fracaq with a deep stab in the back, just under the shoulder blade, and several smaller cuts on the head. Tom used a flat iron and hit Pearl and Joe on the head a couple of times, but the damage was slight. Pearl also got !cut on the hand, ten stitches being necessary. She was taken to the hospital with Tom Warren. The doctor who attended him, stated that the wound in the back might prove fatal. Joe Alexander is held ln the city barracks, pending the result of the wound. ■Another fracas occurred between two negoes named Taylor and Green. Taylor cut Green in the arm several times. The Sheriff got them both, and Dr Jarrell attended the wound ed man. PEAGR GROP IS SAFE Atlanta, March 10.—For the Ural time since Oglethorpe governed Georgia, for the tlrst time in the his tory of the world, the Georgia peach crop is safe! What Is stl’l mere marvelous, the farmers admit It! Such a thing will not probably oc cur again in a century. This la the first spring since Ml3s Elberta was born, that her .'‘•nurses havenr shaken their heads about this season of the year and predict ed thaS she would not survive the unseasonable weather. But today the farmers and the experts are all agreeing that the cold hasn’t hurt the crow, and that the warm weather can’t hurt it from now on. Mirabile Dlctu. Walker-Bedell. The following Invitations na.o been received by a number of Thoni- asvllle people: “Mr. and Mrs. Beajamln Franklin Walters request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their sister, Miss Alberta Hayden Wal ker, to Dr. Elraont Wandel Bedell, on Monday evening, March twenty- fourth, at nine o’clock, Saint Thom as Episcopal Church.” Much Interest is taken here In Lats night about nine o’clock, firo waa discovered in the barn of Mr. W. Feinberg, on Crawford Street. The flames had gotten a good start before It was discovered, and the entire roof of the building was de stroyed. The corn, oats and fodder which Mr. Feinberg had ln the up per part of the structure was burn ed, although the horses and vehicles were taken cut. Tne damage will be considerable. The fire was very brilliant lor some minutes and many people from ail parts of the city flocked to the scene. It was extinguished within thirty minutes after the alarm was sent In. this marriage, a* the bride-to-be is one of Thomasvllle’s popular young women, the center of an admiring circle cf relatives and friends, whose only regret is that she will not make her homo in ThomasvIUe after her marriage. Dr. Bodell is a prominent young dentist of Totenvllle, N. Y., and has made many friends in ThomasvIUe, during his visits here. The marriage will be one of the first after-Easter society events. AVKRY-tTLl’El’l’BR. R. R. STATION ENGLISH RAILROAD HAS STA TION HOUSE DESTROYED BY 'ARDENT SUFFRAGETTES, W1IO 11UKNT IT “TO GET VOTES.” London, March 10.—Tho MlUtanf Suffragettes today started another campaign of arson, setting Ore to the Saunderson Station of the Great Western Railway. Two placards were found ln that vicinity, reading, “This burning was to „ot votes for women!” Another station, about three miles from London, Croxley Green, on the London & Northwestern road, was also burned this morning, but the cause Is as yet unascertained. VAUGHN’ GETS POINTERS FOR THE EMPIRE LEAGUE Brunswick, Ga., March 10.—Presi dent C. C. Vaughn, ot the Empire State League, left today on • trip to Wayerots and Savannah, on matters connected with the league. He goeal lanced league president baa flrst to Waycross to confer with t’jo’fnHy agreed to give him. ThomoM Jlle Couple Married Unex pectedly Yesterday in Waycross. Mr. James J. Culpepper, Jr., and .Mils Marie Avery, of this city, were married yesterday afternoon iu Waycross. Miss Avery was visitiaj in Waycross, at the time, and Mr Culpepper arrived there yesterday at 12 oclock, enroute home from Wash ington, where he had been working as Secretary to Congressman Roi- denbery for several months. /The young couple have neen in love Cor some time and decided yesterday to get married in Waycross. The ceremony was performed at the parsonage by Rev. Richard 3cruggs, and waa witnessed by his family and Misses Agnes Brewar and Annabelle Lawfer, and Mr. Stembridge of ThomasvIUe. Mr. and Mrs. Culpepper remained In Way- cross until today, expecting to re turn to ThomasvIUe this afternoon. The news ot th* wedding cornea as a decided surprise to the friends of both of the young people, who are popular ln the younger society set. Mr. Culpepper is the son of Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Culpepper and has not yet reached his majority. Miss Avery Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Avery of this city. PRICES ARE LOWER THAN LAST YEAR Washington, March 10.—Th' prices received by producers ln the United States for their staple crops averaged 21.7 per cent, lower on March flrst, of this year, than a year ago. Tho average prices, however, In creased six-tenths of one per cen’., from February first to March first. Money Loaned FARM LOANS PROMPTLY MADE At 6% Interest, payable annually. The borrower has th* privilege of paying part or all of tho principal at any Interest period, stopping interest on such payment. I will save you money. Come to sco me, or write. Prompt attention given all writtrn Inquiries. W. M. BRYAN, OFFICE OVER POST OFFICE, THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA. baseball association of that city In reference to a number of matters. From there he will go to Savannah to meet President Corlsh, of the South Atlantic league, to secure In formation on a number of league matters, which the more exper- ehqer- GOOD ENOUGH FOR A WHILE YET before sending It to the repair shop is the mistake that Is often made by the man that Is given to procraitf nation. Why run the risk of acci dent when it may cost you so dear when you can have your carriage or wagon over-haulel and made aound at so little expense by A. W. Palin & Son. AUTOMOBILE PAINTIMS MD rTmTiTT Poultry Raisers For the most effective way to keep your poultry free from mite< and lice use Tobacco Dust Just sprinkle it in your nests and poultry houses’and you will be'rid of the pests, only 7 l-2c a pound at The City Drug Store, PHONE 284 I HILL UNE OF FIOO SEEO JUST REGEI1ED. i