THE OMATTA SUNDAY BEE: FEBTU'ATtt- 12. 1011.
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Valentine Silk Week
Brinninrr Monday, we devote "Valentino Week" to n sjieeinl
sliowinof the famous Valentine's "Sliedwater" Foulards.
Never were foulards
so attraetive and never
liave atterns and colors
Ijeen so charming- Every
Valentine creation is
1('l per cent ure silk.
Every yard will shed
rain and is proof
against water spots.
Display on main floor.
NEW SILKS FOR SPRING 1911
Extraordinary sale of plain and Persian Printed Shantungs and Pon
gee Silks, in the natural pongee color. Also H7-inch all silk satin
bordered luessaline in Alice blue, only with a dee) Persian border
to harmonize. As displayed in our qa
Kith St. windaw per yard, at.-. Oil
Imported waterproofed double width stunning Foulards, with and
without borders. Brandeis foulards are precisely ys shown C1
by the best New York shops. 42-ineh Foulards at, yard JJ)J-
America "s well known finest stot proof foulard, cameo, various neat
.lardimere patterns, scrolls, rings
and iJacijuards, per yard, at
49c-59c-85c
SILKS ON OUR BARGAIN SQUARES
Spot proof foulards and yard wide washable tub silks, in CA
various stripes, at half price, per yard, at tJVv
One square loaded with fancy
dress and waisting silks, messa
lines poplins, chiffon dress taf
fetas, Persian silks, etc.. PA
per yard, at OlC
One square of 19-inch moire silks,
bengaline silks, broken lots of
taffetas and messalines, Persian
kimono silks, etc., per 'JC-
AUt
at
Dress Goods and High Class Imported Silk Stripe Voiles,
Bordered Marquisettes and Embroidered Robes
Mostly 54-inch English and German tweeds, tailor suitings, white
and black novelties, cream nerges and cream diagonals, etc. A
beautiful collection, jer yard, at $1.00 to $1.95
STUNNING BARRED NOVELTY COATINGS
In light and medium greys and tan effects, strictly all wool spring
weight, worth $1.50 a yard, bargain square, per yard, at 59c
New Enlarged Section Devoted to Fine Wash Fabrics
Novelties shown that are exclusive. Our direct importation. Brodure
Marquisette, printed voiles, embroidered Swiss mulls, silk stripe
Priestley's English voiles, main floor, yard, at. .25c up to $2.95
MAIM FLOOR SPECIALS IN WASH GOODS MONDAY
,"Uc Kosco Silk and .Cotton Jacquard, at 25c
.")) Silk 'Stripe Voiles, at. ... , 35c
C!)c 40-inch Plain Voiles, at '. 39c
.".."jc and 40c Best Iniported Ginghams, at, 29c
o0c 27-inch forded "Silk Dot Novelty, at 39c
.'!. 127-inch Genuine. Irish Poplin, spot proof, at 25c
Extraordinary Special Sale
50 LINEN
CALLING
CARDS
49c
Fn rince 'o Pomp an Room
Tomorrow, we will pit lit a Scotch Linen
Visiting Curd, Im old Knglish or Script
type, while yi.u Hlt or while you stop
in rtl'.er p.uts t. f store. T.O fur only 49c
VALENTINES
All the prettiest novelties In Val
entines and Valentine post cards at
1c and up. Everything that la new
and attraatlve. Also decorations and
favors for Valentine parties. No
where pise in Omaha can you find
Mich a variety of suitable remem
brances for Valentine day.
Stationery Department Alain Floor.
and FUR COATS
IoweM price limit on hlh dim Kiirs ever known
in Omaha's history. Kvt-y fur piece Is reliable In
quality and correct In style, at less than one-lhii-il
its value. Kemember there are sl more weeks of
winter.
Canadian Marten Sets, pillow muffs, zaza and
throws to match, worth $10.00. at . .$3.98
One Persian Lamb Set, rug muff, fancy neck
piece, $L'l2.50 set, at $8.98
One Red Fox Set, large pillow muff, shawl
shape neck piece, worth $:?,", now $12.50 i
Two Canadian Marten Sets, large pillow
muffs, shawl collars, worth $l2,", now $10
Three Isabella Fox Sets, large pillow muffs,
shawl collars; worth $...j.00, now . .$15.00
One $42.50 Blue Wolf Set, large pillow muffs,
shawl collars, now : $19.00
One Blue Wolf Set, large rug muff,
shawl collars, now ....$15.00
One $(')D.00 Fine Ked Fox Set, pillow muff
and shawl, now $29.00
One $60 Fine Bear Set, pillow muff and
shawl, now $25
One $60 Fine Pointed Fox Set, large shawl
and rug muff, now $2J
Two $49 Isabella Fox Sets, large rug muffs
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One $49 Fine Black Fox Set, head trimmed,
rug muff and shawl collar, now $25
Other fine sets of genuine Marten, fine
black foxes, combination sets of fine furs.
and shawls, now ................. $10
all at same radical reductions.
We have grouped a lot of $6 to $10
Brook Mink, Canadian Marten,
China Mink, large Pillow Muffs
all good, sound skins, etc.; rare bar
gains at $2.98 and $3.98
Hundreds of other fine separate muffs
and fur pieces of all kinds, fine Minks, Jap
Minks, genuine Martens, Black Foxes and
Wolf, Raccoons, Canadian Martens, etc.
all at one-half to one-fourth off former
prices.
Final Reductions on High Class Fur Coats
On $150 Fine Near Seal, 62-lnch L.ongj Coat,
Natural Australian Opossum collar, cuffs and
reveres, fancy lined now .969.00
Two $150 Fine Near Seal. 62-inch Pointed Fox.
collar and revere. it bargain at...' $69.00
One I1HO.0O Extra Fine Near Seal, 6;J-lnch Coat,
a bargain at . .. $89.00
One $3hO.OU Fine Dyed Otter Coat, 52-lncli lung,
a big bargain, at (198.00
One $150 Fine Near 'Seal, 62-Inch Coat, fine
beaver collar, cuff and reveres, a bargain
a. $69.00
One flllVOO Fine Krimmer Coat, B2-lnch Innn.
a bRrgatn, at $99.00
One $150.00 Fine Krimmer Coat, 52-lnch Inr.c.
a bargain, at $89.00
Other Klne Fur Coat". Sealskins, Pfny Coats
Hudson Beal, Beaver Coats, Etc.. all at great
final reduced prices.
The New Embroideries 1911
We will show Monday, complete lines of high class novelties for
the spring and summer season, in laces and embroideries, in matched
sets. Dress trimmings, garnitures, fringes, tassels and buttons, all
the new ideas in endless variety.
$1.25 and $1.50 Exquisite Embroideries 85c Yard
27-inch Fine French Batiste Kmbroidered Flouncings, in elegant
baby Irish lace and combination Jap effects, thirty beautiful de
signs to select from, worth up to $1. ."(),
per yard, at
27-ln. Fine Swiss and Datlste Embroidered Flouncings
Klegant Designs in Knglish Kyelet, Madeira, (iuipuire nnd .lapa-
59c
85c
ncse effects, also dainty baby patterns; bargain square,
worth up to per yard, at.
24 inch fine allover embroideries
on sheer, plain and barred
fabrics, dainty designs in eyelet,
floral, dot and leaf effects, for
waists, dresses, vokes. etc..
worth up to $1.2."),
per yard at
59c
22 and 27-inch fine embroidered
swiss and nainsook flouncings,
skirtings, corset cover widths, in
Knglish eyelet. Madeira, filet
and floral effects, worth up to
7")C yard, bargain square,
per yard, at
39c
18 and 22-in. Fine Embroidered Flouncings
Also Skirtings, Corset Covers, Bands and (Jalloons, endless variety
ot choice new designs, many worth 0c per yard - 0C
QOK,
bargain square, per yard, at
lS-lnch fine embroidered flounelnsB,
corset cover widths, Insertions and
galloons, all new designs,- worth 26c
per yard, will go on sale, at ITa
per yard, at
Fine Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric em
broidery editings and insertions, me
dium and wide widths in an endless
variety of neat, new designs, worth
up to 20e per yard, 4 A
at, per yard 1UC
Final Reductions of Women's Winter Cloaks
The spring goods are arriving. We must have the space. All our cloaks
must go now at prices regardless of their cost or former selling price.
$23.00, $30.00 and $33.00 Fine Black,
mixture and noveltv cloth coats
the season's best styles,
at
$10
Black and Mixture Coats Many dif
ferent kinds, worth up to $20.00
all in one lot; on sale,
at
$5
All our Women's Fall & Winter Suits to be Sacrificed
All the Fall and Winter Suits, fine Rroaddoth, di-itvonaU, worsteds, mixtures, etc.
All the Women's Smartly Tailored Winter i All Our Women's Kamhiooable Tailored
Suits that are worth up to $20.00,
all in one big lot at.
$7.50
Suits Worth up to $35.00
at
ill)
All the Children' Winter Cloaks Three Lots
Choice of any children's
winter coat in stock, many
made to sell up to
$16, at
.$5
Choke of any 15.00. $6.00 and
17.59 Children's 'Coat, all
kinds of fine materials, all
up-to-date styled, all erp
at a.60
Hundreds of' Children's Good
Coals of various kinds, the
best of styles, 18.00 and
ft.OO values, ages 1 to 14
eavs, at 91.50
Matinee Musicales This Week in Assembly Room
So many have asked us to hold musicals in the afternoon that we have decided to
conduct two matinee recitals this week, one on Tuesday at 3 p. m., and another on Fri
day at 3 p. m. The moat talented vocalists from various studios will sing. Miss Tot
Slesken will be the principal vocalist Tuesday afternoon.
The World's Best Ginghams, 25c Yard
France and Scotland have sent the choicest product of their looms
in an endless variety of plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors. The
attractiveness of these beautiful 32-inch imported ginghams will
greatly impress you. The cheery color combinations will make Ihe
prettiest early spring and summer dresses. Many new plaids have
just arrived. Come and see them Monday in baseineut,
gingham section, per yard, at UU
What Is New 1a Our Drapery Department
This department Is now full and overflowing with the most elegant assort
ment, from the inexpensive to the finest imported goods.
Imported Scotch Madras Portieres, usually sold up to $4 a pair, at, per pair,
only 91.69 and $2.98
Cluny Curtains, trimmed with linen lace, white and Arab, at, per pair SI. 98
Bobbinet Curtains, double thread, trimmed with 6-lnch Met lace. pair. . .$1.09
Filet Net Curtains Our new Spring stock Is now complete, at, pair . $2.98 ,0 $0
French I.acet Arabian Curtains, imported direct by us, pair, l.8, $5.H, $7.50
Duchess Curtains, every pattern selected with great care and Imported direct by
us from St. Gall saving at least. 2B per cent to our customers. Prices
At $4.50 up to $12.50
Bed Sets made from very fine Swiss, trimmed with 7-inch, colored borders, In
pink, blue. and yellow, complete set, at, only $3.98
Swiss Curtains 40-inch by 2V4-yards long, In blue and yellow trlpes, usually sell t
t oo Monday, ir pair 7Bo
Bunxalow Nets 40 Inches wide, with overlook edges usually sell at 40c rd, Mon
day at per vard 2nc
Remnant's of fine silk Tapestry and Brocke tels. The sre 26 Inches wide, 3 inch
Ion, worth up to $6.00 a yard. at. each v.v ....Mo
Our new cretonne, art ticking-, taffeta, madras and dozens of other new drapery
materials are now beinar shown. .
We are exclusive agents for the Imported Waterproof English shade cloth.
Victrola Grand Opera Concert
Fre Every Nooa Aaaerpbly Room
Hear the glorious Caruso records, hear the
voices of the most famous operatic stars in
the world. We have arranged a special pro
gram for Monday noon in our assembly room
to which you are invited. You will be charmed.
T H Hjj Palm 6,
Cream with six
cakes of Palm
O.'lveSoap for..
Women's Silk and
Wool
KHKSSKK
Ml Me veret
Ht!e I preent
wrsr oinl for the ue.v
e a s o n, li o fecund
thi.it
Worth IRI2..10 and
fl.YOO, at
37.50
H.OHAI,
tmtiANOlES
Beautiful white
tinted grounds
will make prelty
party dresses, spe
cial 25c organdies;
basement bargain
table, at per yard,
I2ic
32E2Csi EE
- White Persian
l.an and
India 1. loons
Also Mercerized
White Batiste and
Klne Lingerie, 3, 5
and 8-yard pieces,
many lengths, worth
ISc yard. special
table, at
7ic
Krinkle Crepe
Seersucker
White Waisting
A rare bargain in
our basement
Monday, specially
priced, at per
yard
6ic
BRANDEIS STORES
Great Sale of Fancy Poplin at 15c Yard
We secured this lot of. fancy poplins at a big reduction from the regu
lar cost, due to a cash purchase. Kemember that these poplins are
fresh, new bolts, absolutely, perfect, full l!7 inches wide, in black and
everv good shade. A bargain for Monday that should make you an
early morning shopper. Plain shades that will launder
splendidly, together with the fancy poplin weave for
stylish skirts and dresses for spring wear, 2'm is the
regular price per yard, on sale Monday, per yard, at . . .
I6c
Fancy Floral
Pattern
Kimono Crepes
l'ou generally see
them priced at 1 8c
a' yard, from the
bolt Monday morn
ing in the base
ment, per yard
Desirable lengths
42, 45 and BO-lnch
Good Grade
Bleached
Pillow Tubing
lite, 21c and 22,c
values. In muslin
dept., basement, at
5c
12ic
Valentine
Novelties
Heart Candy Boxes,
at
5e, 10c. 15c
and 25c
Motto Candy
hearts In Candy
Dept., Pompeian
room.
Nurse Stripe
Ginghams
The Usual lOo and
!2'-c kind will be
old beginning
promptly at 1:30
Monday afternoon, In
dress lengths, a limit
of 20 yards, yard, at
5ic
I BRANDEIS
STORES
TREATY TO BENEFIT FARMER
Peciprocity Agreement Analyzed in
lti Main Features.
BIG MARKET lUit OUR PRODUCTS
I oritur rrrrtMr wf National Reel
nrncH) l.raune Arian Stronl
that Meat Should Support
Prealdenl Taft.
Tuui'hiiig tli pC'itdli.K t'aty for recl
ptcv ll ulili I'm.ada the St. I'aul l'luney'
l'r-K pitnts an lnterlev with a man fio
has made a umly of the matter while
evietarv of the National Keclprovlly
leaRiic-, T. M. Knappen. He can no
good teafun. he aa a. uhy the self-cun
tiu.ted champions of the western farmer
should rai'ily lump Into I lie arena aKalnst
tli treaty w Itliout understanding Its pro
vlaion. and gtea some ftKiires to furnish
hlH for Intelligent conitlderatlon.
"Tak lumber, for instance." as Vr.
knappen "The chance are that the aver
age man. who has hastily taken a posi
tion KSitiKt the Muiprment, lias nut
stopped o consider lumber at all We
import iimmnve riuentitlrs of lumher and
uiher fore-.t piudurts from l anada and pa
a stiff dut to I in li- 8in for Ihe pi.vl
gr. Hv ihe terms of ihe agreement the
total amount of duties the t'nited Stales
will remit on the hasls of last ear's Im
ports lioni i aumla Is JMl.i,S."J Ct thix
amount 1-VJ) l. Si Is lopped off from the
lumber llor.t,'li luintur is plaicd ahaoliitrlv
on Ihe free list, aod I'hcle Sam thereby
Ktvea i.p tavt amounting to !.jlv;0 f..i
the benefit of the fnmer and olhcr con
sumer. of, such lumber.
Hcaty "rail a llona.
"liut of even more importune, perhaps,
tlmn the rrnilsslun of the duty on rough
lumber la thr merrllesw scaling down of
the duties on finished lumber. Boards,
planed or flnlfhed on or.e side, which now
pay a duiv of Jl.T.".. will come in for .VI
ceni" Itoaida. f i nl f li il on Iwo sids. which
now pa. a dm.v of I.' a lhouand. are re
duced lo ij ems a thousand Uoaiil fin
ished on three sides. which now
pay a duty of 12 375 per thousand, are
reduced to SI . 1 Jo per thousand. Hoards
finished on all four sides, which now pay
a 'duty of K 'i. are reduced to Sl.fiO per
thousand. At these rates the moment that
lumber begins to rise above a certain point
vast quantities of finished lumber can be
Imported from Canada, lven now we are
Importing dressed lumber from Canada at
a tariff of JW.10S. (in shingles Cncle Sam
throws off elM.OOO for the benefit of the
consumer and ITZ.000 on lath.
The farmer will l,e interested In finding
that fence posts are on the free list as well
as a number of other forest products. So
sweeping sre 'the additions to the lumber
free list and so drastic ihe reductions In
the duties rclalned that It might be ald
that the benefits derived fium the changes
in the lumber schedules alone would Justify
emphatic endorsement of the reciprocity
agreement.
Canada Neeila Our Prodacta.
'Our farmers should understand (hat In
opening up out markets to fanada'a natu
ral products, we sre also getting a'l lg mar
ket there for our natural products. We
hear very much about how the SKreemenl
la Inlmlial to the Interests of the barley
raisers, but our attention has not been
called to ih fact that last year we ex
ported 14.0110 hushela of barley to Canada
and paid hereon a duty of 1J cenu a
bushel. Canada removes this duty under
agreement.
'l.aM jear'our farmers shipped T.ilSO tons
of bav to Canada, and somebody paid a
duty of ll.'i.M' on that ha I at ear fan
i ada bought TlQXI bushels of potatoes fioin
jus, and a dutj of tC.oOn uas paid Unit on
I t if the other fresh variables. Canada
1 Loiight from us last year $'J.iW worth,
land had lo pay on them tariff taxes of
' flri.uOO. 'f sophs alone Canada bought
'last viar from i: EitO.l barrels and the
duty thereon was Li0. These are on! a
j fw of the Items of agricultural produce
that Canada takes froni...j in the l atuial
stale ilh the enttie remission of the duty
II is reasonable lo expect that our ma'kei
In Canada for these products will b vastly
I increased.
i for Mock . rowers.
I "There is much in the asT'crment lo inter
est live siock grpwns and win their up-
port. Canada bought from us last sear
', several thousand bead of cattle, 121,000
1 horses, 104. COO sheep and 2t.000 other live
animals, and s vast quantity of poultry,
the total duties levied on which amounted
to $176,000. All of these now go on the free
list, and the Canadian market for thoin Is
to be as untrammeled as the market In any
part of the I'nlted States.
"While meats are i ot placed on the free
list, the reductions offered by Canada
are so sweeping that there must Inevitably
be an Immense Increase In our exports of
such products lo Canada. Fresh, dried,
smoked and salted meats and lard are le
duced by Canada to a nominal duty of 1'
cents per pound. What this means to cur
market for meals can be lnforrd from the
fact that last year the imports of these
articles from the I'nlted ftates Into Can
ada were so enormous that the total ;uty
collected by the Canadian government
amounted to more than $noi. The
amount of the duty I anada remits on
these products -based on last year's fig
ureswill ne almost $4o0.'i00.
"last year Canada imported "VI.'sjO dozen
' effsa fi-.,ni tli I'nlted Slutea 4nd naid .1
duty of J23.0OU thereon. Kgs r on the
free list now. There are sco'o ot oil t r
agricultural products raised In thl lO'inir.v,
finding a ready market In CaiuvM. " hich
are now to go on the Canadian frc. 1st.
lor be the beneficiaries of grca ly icu.ircd
j duties.
K.I fee I vf free Wheal.
I
"As It can be demonstrated thit lli.i re
IkhI by the I' lilted Slates of me J.ity on
wbtat will have hb direct uniOAui'd cffeol
j on the wheat raisers, and will 1 ave an In
direct favoiable effect, while .he market
. for our products olhei than cereals will be
; vasil.v enlnritcd h. the proposed agreement,
it Is liatii lo yee why !?! northwestern
i farmer should not be far more Interested
in the ratification of this agreement than
our mercantile and manufacturing classes.
Ttie latter get practically no free lift Iwn
efils outside of wheat that will amount to
much In prarthe. whereas Ihe former gets
sweeping, substantial and Immediate bene
fits from the U"e i arid i on redu-.d
duties.
"Add to mis the farmers' participation
In thx inci eased piuaperKy that will come
(to all the northwestern states from the
blessings of fret commerce with our neigh
i bor and a situation is created that makes
j It Incredible that any farmer who fully ac
i qualnts himself with the facts would for
a moment .denounce the agreement as
, not being In his Interests."
HUNT FOR AMERICAN STUDENT
Hrsird Offered for Information of
Henri- Wolfe, Who I)Iap
peared In Home.
FOUR OMAHANS TO ORIENT
Mr. and Mn. Gould Dietz, David Cole
and G. H. Kelly to Go.
NO DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE
ROME. Feb. 11 I'nusual interest has
been excited In the mystery surrounding
the disappearance of Henry Lawrence
Wolfe of New York, the student of painting
at the American academy, who has not
been seen by frl -nds since Monday. I"red
eiio Crow ninshleld, director of the academy,
today offered a reward of JloO for the dis
covery of Wolfe, dead or alive.
Mr. Ci'ownlnsliield has examined the
academy records. In which he find that
the missing man was 2!' years old. The
room which lie occupied has been tlior
ouhgly searched, but ' yielded no clue he
j ond Indic ating that the occupant w hen
ha left the place Intended to return soon.
Apparently he took no baggage or clothing,
other than what he wore. He was dressed
In his w oi Mini eh thes when last seon.
It has been ascertained thai on i-'ebruai v
1 he drew To frou. the banking house of
Sebastl & Hell, while on Monday he rircw
I', from a private account amounting to
only lo.
J atr In ihe day Crow ninshleld raised his
roward to The police are mak
ing a close inqulr. aiming the ouicn
of the city, who are employed as model".
They have learned that the missing artist
took a tr.nti In the couiiti. on Monday
wlih Richard Smith of New Vork. a student
of arehlti ti're at the aiadimv. When thev
separated Wolfe said he uas going to the
chuivh Santa Maria to examine a painting
which he d.slred to ropv.
Hut One Stop to Be Made In China,
Hongr Kong; Being: the Only lltr
to Be A Islled In That
Country.
There will be no cnance of the four
Omaha people who shall Join the trade
trip of Americans to China and Japan,
catching the plague infection, according
to a report from Could Dletx Haturday. Mr.
Litetx announced that the American trade
excut slonista will restrict their Chinese
visit to Hong Kong, and will pinke no
touts outside of that city Into other parts
of China, where from telegraphic accounts
a plague is raging.
The Omaha people who are to take the
nip are overjoyed over the perfection
of plan for their Joining the great ex
cursion. Pavld Cole, president of the
Commercial club, completed arrangements
for the reservation of accommodations In
the expedition when In Chkago several
das of this week, for Mr. and Mis. Ooiild
Idols, tieorge 11. Kelly and himself. Ooiild
I 'letx suneeded 111 making the preliminary
arrangements In a special trip for lliat
purpose lo Chli ago several d.ivs before.
It Is reported the t hh agu promoters of the
l'lp are bf lug deluged with requ.-s s for
reservation nnd have found It necessary
to withdraw the Invitations, whhh pre
viously were sent out lo several cities for
reprcsr nla;lon on the tour.
I.) nrhrd J Oae-Man Mob.
j I'utlT Wt.fJTII. Toy , Keb. II... A negro
j w ho attempted to alta.k a w hile woman
! K'ridH.v, was the victim of a 'one-man"
' mob heie toilav When il.e nero, itt tt,e
;euslodv of on offi.er on Ihe wn to 1mH,
was shot and killed by Jmes H,.rrn, lius
ihand fcf In victim.
tn America ii hiss
Is -he reat king of -ores. I r kings New
. Imki.ui cr , -hL- quh k. safe, sure oiigh and
cool remedy. ;i-c ind 11"' .'or aie h
H aion t'l og Co.
Senate I'aasea Kmhim Hill.
.WtSlllMIToN. I'eli II To" Ionise
bill piovidlug s r00.n0 vear foi the elec
tion of huildlngs for AmeiuHii emoa-shs
and consulate In foreign countries, whs
passed by I lie senate today
Gas Resolution May
Contain a Sleeper
Tangle i Still Up in the Air, with
Gas Company Ready with Ap
peal Bonds.
Whether the resolution asking for bids
for gas lighting has a sleeper In It, is
occupying the attention of city officials at
present.
The resolution, drawn by Gas Commls-
j sloner Crow ley, and adopted by the city
council last Tuesday night, asks that bids
be advertised for street lighting with gas.
Hut In the notice to hldders. which Is a
part of the resolution. It Is staled that th
'city wants bids for lighting with Incan
descent lamps. Just what ttiat word In
candescent mean has caused the trouble.
I Some contend that under this clause any
I company which can furnish lights with
! Incandescent lamps will be entitled to bid,
whether the Incandescent light is furnished
through eleotrh lc . gas or gasoline.
It la pointed out that Ihe clause should
read lighting with Incandescent lamps with
gas.
Ihe resolution has been turned over to
I City Clerk Huller. but Ihe notice has not
'et appeared In Ihe official paper. As
'elsiant City Attorney Putin's attention was
eald to the clause and lie gave his opin
; ion It is said, that the p i in as used In
Ihe clause u as all right
. Huller has he'd up the icsolullon, be
cause he savs he w.inta to know what
munh Ipal publli alioti. the resolution must
be advertised In aside from Ihe official
, pat r.
The ics iliitlon. hi- h w.ia n substitute
foi one prepared h t it; Aitorne lilne.
will be pnsenled to the illy oum II at Us
meeting of Ihe whole Mondav afternoon,
for further Inst rui tlotia. avoiding to Unt
ie r.
1 That the imiaha lias company Is taking
all ne essary steps lo appeal from Ihe ac
tion of the ill'.- council whhh rejected all
bill ee!opd HHtutday afternoon when
I Attorney l.ee llrrilinKti of the lias mmpanv
notified Mr. Dunn that the company had
filed three appeal bonds. "
The Gas company has ptesented three
bills to the city. One calls for about K'72.l
for lighting the streets for a period of
five years. This amount Is based on S"
a lamp per year, and a royally of M a
lamp. One for an amount approximating
flW.OW based on S8 a lamp a year, has
been filed; as also hss a bill which was
based on M a lamp up to Including June
1908. 8ince, monthly bills hsve been filed
by th company.
in ih bills have been rejected and
resolution passed by the council which
. . t" a
tenders the company nor mon- .on,. ... -lamp
a year from the first of January. 11(10.
IMot to svrrnH Boll Merslls.
ATLANTA, (la, Cob. 11 -What pur
potts to be a pi"' lo distribute boll
weevils throughout the lotton raising dis
tricts of lieorgia and Mouth Carolina, w as
exposed today w hen lov i inn -elect Hoke
Smith gave out a letter he received telling
of the detHlls of the plan to project a
plague. According to the letter, two men
hsie In their possession IliO.Otli) live In
sects, which they intend to distribute
On Bsmj F BaiLtr
Sanatorium
This institution is tha only on
In the central weal with teparats
buildings rltualed iu their own
su.plo gtoiiuds. yet entirely dis
tinct and rendering it possible to
rlasblfy cases The oho building
blcg fitled for a:i devoted to th
treatment of noncontagious and
oonoieutal liUeasea, no others be
log admitted. The) other. Rest
Cottage, beiug designed (or and
dvoted to tha exclusive treatment
cf select mental cases, requiring
for a time watchful car and sp
. isl nursiug