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JL X I XU aA U^Vxtviyc The Refrigerator Question is an Important One Tbs health of the family depend* more thl* hot weather on how the food la kept than on the kind ofood you eat. * How many case* of typhoid ferer could be traced to the soggy, wet, musty smelling refrigerator will never be known. You have no doubt bad experience with that kind, have seen the sweat and dampness on the outside, but could not see It Inside of the walla where all the mfschlef Is done. Of course our reason for mentioning these things I* to call your attention to The North Star Refrigerator “THE REFRIGERATOR WITH THE CORK FILLING." The cork-filling makes It Impossible for the refrigerator to sweat either on the out or Inside of the walls, It makes the walls so heavy that no condensation can take place from outside Influences. That's where all the dampness comes from. We wish at least to hare you come In and examine them. We will conrine; you by showing bow the walls are fllleu with cork that It la impossible for dampness to get Into them. Priced $7.50 to $80.00 . The cost 1* no more—It la just a matter of knowing how to make a superior refrigerator; that's all. TRAINMEN INVITE GOMPERS TO TALK OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US-BUY A REFRIGERATOR AND PAY FOR IT DURING THE SUMMER. T~ ' I Sole agents for the celebrated line of Bloch Oo-CaVts and Car riages—priced 12.00 to )45.00. Everything good In Furniture, Mattings, Ruga, etc., sold on lib eral terms of credit. CAfUtilGHAEL-TALMAN FURNITURE C0„ “THE 3TORE THAT 8AVE8 YOU MONEY." 74-70 WHITEHALL 8T. Will Elect Officers Saturday Afternoon and Ad journ Monday. AUTOIST KILLED WHEN CAR UPSET IHfppf, Prance. May 17.—Albert f’lchicnt. while pn'iMirlnir for tlic Urn ml I'rlx rneea. to lie held In July. wn« thrown from IiIm mr today nml limtmitly killed. (Meiuent wtif 24 years of nge, nml the son of nn mitomohllu manufaetMrcr. Ilu finished second lu the Vanderbilt clip race In 1901, and fourth In COTTON SPINNERS ON FOREIGN TRADE rbita*le<!phls. May 17.—Today was nn tin- |H»rtant one In the oniiveutlon of the Amor- (••nn t'sMitu Miiiiitfmtnrrrn’ Association, al though the Hcssimi ended yesterdsy. The insnnfnetnrera Interested In esport trade conferred this morning to dlscuse plans to « plan _ the obstacles In the way of foreign cotton ininkcta. the ROOSEVLT FAMILY AND “SKIP,” A DOG, OFF FOR VIRGINIA Wii'hlnittnn. May 17.—President and Mrs. Hooter el t am! Ibelr son, Archie, with Skip, the treerllinhltig (log of the white house menagerie; Assistant Heeretary f^ittn and the usual secret service guard, and n fallowing of servants, left for IMne Knot, Vs., today on Hie private ear Magnet, at- tnrhed to the regular eiprcus of the Month urn mil way. Wagons will take the party ou u 12 mile drive to their cottage. FITZSIMMONS WOULD FIGHT NEGRO PUG New York. May 17.—Kol* Kltsslimnous' to. day Issued a challenge to fight Jack John son, t he negro. DETECTIVES STOP RETTING ON RACES Rotmniit Park. N. Y., May 17.—For tho first time, the Manhattan Pool Room Myu- dlrate made n complete surrender to the Pinkertons In the fight the Jockey Hub Is making on the rooms today. The room mnli ngers ifcknowleiiged having to close down < rery ueoey yesterday. Not a aerap of In formation niched New York from the track. A heavy rain through tba ulght left the course soft and sticky. Inspection Tour Deferred. The executive committee on tlie «x- tqnnlon of the city lltttltM did not take the attiotnoblle ride over the eastern i half of the city limits Friday morning, ns hud been planned. The ride was postponed until Turn- day morning, beenum* of a misunder standing on the part of the committee i\h to the date Unit agreed upon. To Roturn to Fort. First Lieutenant Roy \V. Aslibroolc, of the Seventeenth United fUmtea In fantry. has been relieved from further duty in Cuba with tho nrtny of i’ubnn pacification and is ordered to report to Please don’t think that we charge you more for clothing than you would have to pay at a spot cash store l—we don’t have too. With a factory to make and with 72 stores Jto-distributc we can and we do sell clothing ) on easy terms direct to wearer at cash store prices. $1.00 a week payments. No security required—no humbug meth ods—just promise to pay—that’s all. An Invitation waa extended Prcsl- dept Samuel Gompere, of the American Federation of Labor, by the convention of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen at the *e*«ton on Friday morning to dddmt the convention on Saturday afternoon, and the Invitation waa ac cepted. Although there le no affiliation be tween the two organlxatlone, Preeldent Gompere and Grand Master Morrissey, of the brotherhood, are warm friends and have known each other for many 5-enrs. The Invitation wa» extended out of courtesy to Mr. Oomper*. and because of the high place he holds as a leader of organtxod labor. There is no plan on foot for the brotherhood to become affiliated that Is known, and If thla le done. It will probably come about at the suggestion of the broth erhood. Ai the morning session of the con vcntlon Friday, the delegates continued their work of passing upon the report of the committee on constitution. A multitude of amendments to the con etltutlcn were considered but m changes ol a radical nature were made. To Close Mondsy. Because of the mass of work to be done. It was decided Friday that the convent Ion could not be concluded this week and the work will not end before Monday. After the committee on con stitution finishes Its work, the conven lion has a large amount of work In passing on the report of the commit tee on resolutions and on the reports of other committees. It Is probable, however, that the elec tion of officers and the selection of the next meeting place will come up some time on Saturday. That Grand Master Morrissey will be re-elected there Is little doubt, for hie work of the past twelve years has shown the big organisation that he le the right man In the right place. He Is an able official and has shown by hla hard work that he has the welfare of hla brother trainmen at heart. ft Is expected by those In a position to know that there will not be many change* made In the officers, as all the grand lodge officials have proven them selves efficient and faithful. Considerable Interest Is still being manifested In the selection of the next meeting place and Des Moines and Co lumbus. Oblo, are stilt working stren uously to get the convention of 1907. Thursday's 3*siion. At the session on Thursday the con vention ugaln took up the report of the committee on constitution and made considerable progress with It. but no radical changes were made, While engaged In this work the con vention took time to offer a reward of 1900 for the capture of Bllaa Young, a negro who brutally murdered Conduc tor George Wolf on the Frisco System, near Chaffee, Mo. The state of Mis souri has offered a reward of 1200 and every effort will be made to capture the badly wanted man. On Thursday afternoon tho delegates and their families Journeyed to White city park In special trolley cars and enjoyed a delicious Genrgln barbecue. Preparations had been made to care for 1,200 persons and there was un abun dance of barbecued pig and mutton to gether with Brunswick stew. For many of the delegates this barbecue was the first, and all declared themselves well Pleased with It, Afterward many of the visitors went to Grant park and en joyed themselves there. FIRST SPiFe DRIVEN ON A., B. & A. IN ALA, Thu Itrut tplko In tlx* now rond of tho A„ It. nml A. on Alnlmiim noil wn» driven at 10 o'clock on Friday morning by Major W. A. Hniiloy at Uoanokr. The ChnNnhoochce w.i* crooned n day or two ago and tho work of putting dowu tho rnlln on the rond to I tlrm Ingham wan «-oinnieur«>d Friday. Major llmiloy removed the flrnt shovel of dirt ' commenced, nnd he wan lout Atkluaon to drlvo the firm spike. Men’s Suits new patterns—well made— $7 to $22 ns good values aa yon will Men’s Raincoats Men's Topcoats Men's Hats $10.00 to $20.00 8.00 to 20.00 1.00 to 3.00 Women’s Suits The smartest of thla season’s stylet —dependable quality- expert tailoring—on Credit $10 to $32 Smart Coats Raincoats Silk Waists Walking Skirts $7 to $25 9 to 18 3 to 10 3 to 20 Genesee Shoes $3.50 (OVER) 71 Whitehall S\ STORE OPEN MONDAY EVENING ATLANTA VETS GO IN SPECIAL Whan Atlanta Confederate veterans and l heir fiicuda descend upon Ktehmond fur tin* annual Confederate reunion they will make a showing that will let the balance of the Month know tbero la tuieh a place aa Atlanta. Arrangement# have Jnat been made by Cauip Walker, t'nmn Tig* Anderson and Camp Stonewall Jnrkson to leave Atlanta In special trains over the Sealnmnl Air Unc. .and ft la probabla that aliullar sr- rnngemeuta will be made by the other campe In a few days, (.'amp Walker will take fifty vvterana, and twenty othern. be- aides the uruui nnd fife cor|m of the Art department, thirty-live atroug. WILL N0T*~PAyTnTEREST ON BONDS PURLOINED. Columbia, 8. C., May 17.—State Treasurer Jennings publishes today nn official notice that Interest will not be paid on July 1 next on the tmnds pur loined from the state treasurer's office through the operations of Clerk 'Daniel Zimmerman. Thla notice covers five $1,000 bond* and six $600 bonds, eleven bonds In all of a total face value of $$,000. But there were 10 bonds stolen from the state treasurer's office by Zim merman; 13 $000 beyids and six $1,000 bonds, so that there are not represent ed In thla statement seven $500 bonda nnd one tt.oofl bond, making a total of $4,000. The explanation Is that these eight bonds not Included In the notice have been exchanged for certificates of stock during the last few years, since j FRENCH DETECTIVES ARREST BAND OF SPIES. Paris, May 17.—After a two months* search, tho police of Paris have arrest ed the leader of a band of International spies. The band succeeded In getting possession of the -»ans of Hlzxarro. on important naval station of France In Tunis, which they offered to sell to the , French minister of marine for $1,000, 1 threatening otherwise to dispose of t' om to a forelrn government. Two Smart New Styles in Tailored Suits. And, as yeu know, if you ve followed the fashions the last few weeks, tailored effects have swept everything befers them. And, of course, the Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBese Ready-to-Wear Depart ment wouldn’t he keeping its pledge with you if it didn’t have not only the new- . est thihgs, hut have them first and the best of them. Hers are two of the hew arrivals drawn from twQ of the tailored effects Oh the left, a smart cutaway suit, with plain tight-fitted coat with just a touch of velvet o n the collar and cuffs. The skirts are full plaited. Thesearein Blue, Russet, >! A A A In Browh and Blue A C A A Black,HollahdBrown,at * vr*U\/ Serge at ^OaUU On the right is shown a double-breasted two-button cQat, made in Blue, Black and Brown imported self-stripe serge; one of the m@st popular fabrics woven this season. As suggested ih the drawing, the only srnEmcnta- QftOO tion is a white hahd-embreidered linen collar ahd cuffs te match. Price, Among new arrivals are other tailored creations in double i-iuiuiig new dmvdibdicomerrauored crearions m double fy qq O A ahd single-breasted effects. Brown, Blue and Black Ssrge at an< ^ jU .00 Chamberlin-Johnson-