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TITE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WKDXH8DAY. Arm I, 10, 1907. KEELY’S KEELY’S KEELY’S High’s High’s The Faultless Corset ARE CLOSED High’s Model 980. $1.00 A "happy medium" In Btinpe and style; fits nine out of ten average figures. Made of white India Batiste. You’ll never have another corset trouble if you’ll wear the “American Lady.” It’s the sensibly made corset—the one one which combines the elements of comfort with those of beauty—the corset which leads all others in popularity —- which is being worn by the best dressed women everywhere. The triumph of'corset making—the suc cess of years of experience has been reached in the American Lady. It won’t do to experiment with corsets— they mean too much to health and to the beauty of the costume. Get the tried-and-approved kind—the American Lady. The fit and comfort of every model guaranteed. Don’t need to pay a fan cy price to secure that perfect fit and com fort which every woman demands in a cor set. Even the most moderately priced “American Lady” model possesses it. Prices in regular models ranging from $1.00 to $5.00. , Lyra models $5.00 to $10.00, tTmetiacuL/iuiu. CORSET Model 751. $2.00 One of the most popu lar styles for medium figures; beautiful In contour and perfect In comfort. Fine white batiste. Lincoln Savings and Trust Company of Phila. Suspends. Philadelphia, Pa.. April 10.—The Lincoln Savings and Trust Company cloaed Its doora at 10 o'clock this morn ing. The offlclals say the suspension will bo temporary. The company has done a large business In acting as surety for contractors. "The state examiners,” said H. F. Stltzell, secretary, "thought some of our Investments poor. We disagree with the authorities. There will be absolutely no loss to the depositors or creditors of the company.” Although there may be an Impair ment of paid capital It Is understood that the state examiners have been on the company's books for over a week. Last night tho state bank examiner gave orders that the Institution was not to open this morning. John I. Comly, the president .of the company. Is now In Harrisburg, in con sultation with the authorities. Model 642. $1.50 t’ltra bust, curving waist model, splendidly suited to average fig ures, giving a sweeping curve effect. Made of white b*tl>te. ■ m&tt Look for the “Lady"— merit mark-inside every pair of genuine American Lady Corsets. 0 CZAR’S MEN IN ROW ABOU TAUTIIORITY Model 726. $3.00 A splendid model for medium figures, giving beautiful curves and fashionable straight front effect. Imperial batiste. Keely Company BELL PHONES A 0. D Atlanta Phone 462 and 565 HOt f 462 silver' leaf lard. sugars. 2-pound Tins.... $ .40 IS pounds Best Granulated $1.00 5-pound Tina, 70 14 pounds Out Loaf 1.00 10 pound Tins 1.26 20 pounds Light Brown 1.00 20-pound Tins 2.35 6-pound box Domino 45 OUIt LINK OF TEAS AND COFFEES 1H COMPLETE IX EVERY RESPECT. Whitehall Whitehall PUBLISHING HOUSE IS NOW ASSURED "The publishing plant has bccomo a necessity and it Is an assured thing.” •aid Dr. Rolfe Hunt in speaking of the report that the establishment of such a plant is contemplated by the Congrega tional Methodist church. "I can not say Just yet where It will be located, nor when the work of erection will begin. We had not anticipated that the plan to establish a publishing house would be made public before the first of May. “It may be said, however, that the question of whether the publishing plant Is located in this city or not rests entirely with Atlanta. It depends upon the Inducements offered. There nre many cities clamoring for the Atlanta Bible School and many of them would be equally os glad to have the publish ing plant located in their section." TWO ARE POISONED BY ALAND AGENT Fort Scott. Kans.. April 10.—Joseph McKulecky, aged «5, and Joseph Sala- St. Petersburg. April 10.—A fierce conflict of authority between Premier Stolypln and several of the more im portant provincial governors has been brought to the attention of the exar. The clash Is the result of drum-head courts martial. Premier Stolypln has kept faith and for ten days none of the death sentences Inflicted by the mili tary courts has been carried out. The campaign of assassination by the revolutionaries, with the exception of several Insignificant murders of po lice by irresponsible students, has also ceased,' at least for the moment. Care ful examination of the official figures discloses tho fact that since August 1 eighty men and women havo been hanged or shot under sentence of the military courts, mostly within forty eight hours of arrest. • The other side of this picture is equally appalling. During the same period 1,241 wearers of tho czar's coat, of high and low degree, died at the hands of assassins. GOVERNOR-ELECT SAILS FOR EUROPE New Tork, April 1#.—Governor-elect Hoke Smith, of Georgia; William W. Williamson, president of the Savannah Chamber of Commerce, and G. Gunby Jordan, president of the Immigration Association of Georgia, sailed on the Knlser Wilhelm II yesterday for the continent. They stopped over In New York at the Breslln. va. aged 35, of Burlington, Kansas, were poisoned by a stranger last night. Both men died ft few minutes after they were found In a dark side street. They had recently sold their farms and were met by the stranger, who represented himself as a land agent, Shopping Over Our ’Phone IS AN APPRECIATED CONVENIENCE. Private Exchange with operator in Our Store. It It surprising how populsr this idea now is. 8corea upon scores of fam ilies In our vicinity ring us up (as a mat ter of course) every dsv for drugs and drug store sundries. We operate e FREE Messenger Service in connection with our Telephone Shopping 8yctem. It it a well known fact that our prices weaken competitive figures (this is because we enjoy a mastery of the market. Buyimj, as we do, for this and two other busy drug stores). Right prices. 'Phone us. Our Broad Guarantee: On everything we sell w e guarantee the price to be al ways as low never higher, and in most cases lower. JACOBS’ PHARMACY 6, 8, 10 Marietta Street. 23 Whitehall Street. SPECIAL SALE Children’s Dresses About a Hundred Smart Frocks of Wash able Cotton Goods, Various Styles, at $1.25 Here’s a sale of Chil dren’s Spring and Sum mer Frocks at only $1.25 garment that shoidd at tract the attention of every mother of a daughter in reach of this store. These pretty Dresses - are newest styles—Sail- / ' or Suits, Jumper Mod- : els, and Buster Brown Styles—of new Spring . Ginghams, plain' and V, fancy materials—6 to ; ’ 14 years. The Jumper ■ models have neat ' guitrips of white lawn. The Sailor Suits have embroidered emblems on breast and aims, with neat little tie. What’s the use buying materials by the yard and-worry ing about making these dresses when you can get these nice Frocks, ready- to-put-on, at such a little price?, ONLY $1.25. ,Pt\ ' HIGH PRISONERS AWAITING END OF THAW TRIAL New York, April 10.—Thirty-four prleonere In tho Totnbe charged with murder are eagerly awaiting the end of the Thaw trial. Three dozen murder catted might under ordinary circum stanced have been deposed of In the tlino taken to tight out the struggle over Harry Thaw. WIFE MURDERER REFUSED BAIL New York, April 10.—t'harged with murder. Dr. Samuel 8. Guy, who ahot ami killed hid wife, wad |ieltl without ball by Magldtrate Healy tint! taken to the Jail at Long Island City to await examination on Saturday. Brenau Summer School and Chautauqua, nntl Modern Uniiun. l-ocatlon among foothills of Blue Itiilge Mountains, IhuiiiII. rm scenery, de ghtlTil summer climate, mlueral waters. Boating, Ashing, mountain ezenralona ('offego tlormltoriu. open. ChantaMU held under eunta tent near the short of lathe Warner, lumping outOt and privileged provided. Expense Very Moderate YVrite F cr Prospectus R008EVELT INDOR8ED FOR ANOTHER TERM fit. Paul, Minn.. April 10.—With a rising vote, which the speaker an* nnunced waa nearly unanltnouM, the Mlnneitota house passed concurrent res olutions yesterday indorsing President Roosevelt for a third term. Tl»e resolutions say the great body of the people with singular unanimity and without regard to political affilia tion have put Implicit confidence In the president’s administration. GASOLINE ENGINES 2 to 200 H. P. Largest visible stock in the South. Re* liable as steam power. Convenient as electric power. DUNN MACHINERY COMPANY, 54 Marietta 8t„ Atlanta, Ga. The New Kimball to Resume American Plan Permanent Guests LIMITED TO FIFTY. Special Rates on Application. RATES: American Plan Rooms Without Bath, $2.50 to $3.50. Rooms With Bath, $3.50 to $5. N accordance with the request of many Atlantans as well as the traveling public, we will resume the AMERICAN PLAN on April 10th. E take this opportunity to extend to FORMER PATRONS A CORDIAL INVITATION to make The New Kimball their home. E#