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Three Skirt Specials Exquisite Skirts of Voiles, Chiffon Panamss, etc., In brown, black and blue: all over plaited and trimmed with silk folds; *10.00 «C AA to $15.00 value New and stylish Skirts of line Panamas, worth up to ft 9 Qrt $8.60; choice... Ladles’ and Misses' Skirts of blue and black Panamas QQ QO with silk folds 9mvO Skirt and Suit Lengths On a big table tomorrow, full Skirt and Suit lengths of line all-wool Panamas, Broadcloths, Venetians and Novelty Suitings In black, plain colors and fancies; worth up to $2.00 a yard; at, per full^jg 0g pattern. LONG GLOVES. Ladles’ Long Kid Gloves In black and colors; real $8.60 £1 QO quality; this sale , TABLE LINENS. Remnants of Table Linens In full 2, 21-2 and 2-yard table cloth lengths; at, choice per 98o Boys' Suits and Pants Boys’ extra well made Suits of all-wool materials; would be cheap at $6.00; tomorrow ... .. $2.50 Boys’ Wool Suits In plain colors and fancy mixtures; special 98c Boys' well made Wool Pants that would cost you $1.00 elsewhere GREAT SALE LADIES' SUITS Tomorrow we will place on sale a line of ladies’ tailored Suits in the very newest medium and long coat styles, beautifully braid-$ trimmed and silk or satin lined; made of fine all-wool cloths blue, brown and black and of novelty mixtures; Suits actually' Blankets and Comforts Finest California, all-wool Blankets in white, plain colors and faucy £0 QO plaids; $8 value; per pair ^WswO Extra size heavy cotton Blankets, QA. really worth $2 pair, at vOv Good size, good quality cotton Blankets; tomorrow, per pair. 59c Extra size Comforts, finest cotton down filled, silkolinevovered; worth i A $2.50; in this sale ^ I a 40 Full size 5-pound cotton Comforts will go in tomorrow’s sale at Babies’ crib Blankets; fine and soft; special, per pair...! 79c 39c We Give Green Trading Stamps BASS' 18 West Mitchell Street, Near Whitehall. tolOP. worth up to $25; nt, choice Sale Ostrich Plumes 1 Ladies’ Long Coats Juat 100 full 12-lnch extra fine Ostrh Plumes In black, white and colors; at, choice .. $1.98 ] Ladles’ new 62-Inch Coats of fine Ker- CC QR soy or covert cloth; actual tjUiOu $16.00 value; tomorrow These Waist Bargains Brand new itylea In Ladlen’ Waists of guaranteed Taffeta ft 9 QQ Silk In black and fashionable colors; In this sale at Beautiful Allover Net and Lace Waists; full silk-lined, ftf QQ tomorrow vliCO Netv embroidered linen and mercerised Waists; worth $2.60, at, only Rugs and Art Squares Just 200 small Smyrna and fringed Brussels Rugs will ICft/w go on sale tomorrow at, choice !wv 8 by 12 foot Union Wool Art Squares In bright patterns; $3.98 2 by It foot Tapestry Brussels Art Squares that should sell ftO Oft for $12.50; tomorrow only 9x12 foot fine Axminater and Wilton Velvet Art Squares, ft 1Q QA worth up to $86.00; at, cholco w I Ladies t Children’s Hats Exquisite!y trimmed Pattern Hats, worth $12.00 to $15.00, ftQ QQ will go In this sale at, choice qlwiOO Ladles' smartly stylish Ready-to.Wear Hats In newest QQ/% styles; at , Children’s Felt Sailors In best styles and colors; CAa tomorrow Wvb DRUGGISTTESTIFIES Had Suffered With An At tack While Living in Memphis. Raleigh, N. C., Oct. 4.—Th# trial of Dr. Rowland and his wife will not be finished l\r Saturday night, even If Judge Long re quires night sessions of oonrt tonight and Saturday night. That Is the opinion ex pressed todsy by lawyers on both sides. The defense really did not begin until to- >lny, though the state rested half sn hour before adjournment last evening. The witnesses examined today Included s druggist and a boarding bouae keeper, of Portsmouth, Va., a mall carrier of Memphli, Tenn., snd a dozen Raleigh people. Their ♦•vldence went to show that tno alleged pol- ►oned man. Engineer Strange, suffered from lifirt trouble uttacka In Memphis snd rnrtsmouth. The druggist had filled prescriptions y ♦on bv Memphis doctors calling for heart stimulants several times. The boarding house proprietress Strange told her of former attacks; that ho had attacks while boarding with her In IM; that her own husband died from heart trouble, and so she was alarmed when she funeral took place the next nay alter death at his advice, and not becausa Row land or Mrs. Strange hurried It. The Mtu® liar lug attempted to prove Dr. Row land was drunk the day Strange died, April 6, four witnesses today testified that ♦h**y hod business with Rowland at various ... „ reach which it jary to go near the place where Engineer Strange and wife boarded, testi fied that Dr. Rowland attended sick mem- hers In their families during the winter of 19“*> and In January and later in 1907. When court adjourned for dinner It was the general understanding that a night ses- slon would be held. SPENT $111,100 ON CITYSCHOOLS That Sum Represents Per manent Improvements Past Year. Atlanta has paid mor. for permanent Improvements for school purposes this year than has been paid any year for more than ten years. Alderman E. C. Peters, chairman of the finance committee, Is authority for this statement, and, needless to aay, he knows whereof he speaks. The total amount paid for permanent Imnrovementa Is $111,700. This amount was paid for the new Third snd Fourth ward schools now In course of erection and the lota on which they will stand; the Kendrick home on Washington street, which will be made an annex to the Girls’ High School, and the large lot at the corner of Luckle and Pine etreets, on which wilt stand the new Fifth ward school. It is proposed that the lot on which now stands the Marietta Street school— the Fifth ward—be used as the site for the branch Carnegie library. Mr. Car negie has offered the city $20,000 for the building of this school, on condi tion that the city furnish the location. The park board hns recommended that the lot be used for the library, the finance committee seems to favor It, and It Is highly probable that council will vote so to use the lot at the regular session next Monday afternoon. Mistrial In Murder Cate. 8perl,1 to The Georgian. Decatur, Ala., Oct. 4.—A mistrial re sulted In the case of Harvey Breeding, colored. In the law and equity court here. Breeding was charged with hav ing murdered Sam Noble a few weeks ago on a Louisville and Nashville train south of here. Both negroes were from Birmingham. INCREASES IN RENT Leased For Five Years By Catering Company at Higher Rate. At an Increased rental the two-story building on the northwest corner of Whitehall and Alabama atreets, owned by J. J. Lynch and occupied by Silver man’s restaurants and saloon and the J. J. Goodrum Tobacco Company, has been leased for a term of five years by the Silverman Catering Company. The lease was recorded In the county clerk’s office Friday and dates from October 7. For the first two years the Silver- man Catering Company will pay $668.67 per month or $8,000 a year. This, It Is stated, Is an Increase over the former rental. For the last three years of the lease the monthly rental will be 1700 or 18,400 a year. Tho lease which expires on October 7 wns held by the H. Silverman Com' pany, which owns the saloon, and la entirely separate from the Silverman Catering Company, which runs the res taurant. As prohibition will put the H. Silverman Company out of existence the Silverman Catering Company takes the lease of the building. Colonel Harry Silverman, head of the two companies, said Friday morning: "There are very few who anticipate any depredation In property values In the mnln streets of Atlanta. I for one am willing to pay more than ever be fore, as I believe there will be no alump when prohibition goes Into effect. "We have not yet decided what uae we will make of the bar. It would make a handsome soda fountain and we are thinking of uelng It for that purpose.’’ In the’ building are two restaurants, one up stairs and one down; and Good- rum cigar stand and the Silverman sa loon. L FARE President Arkwright Says He Will Take Up Matter and Reply. Wlthlo a few dnjs President P. S. Ark wrlght, of tbe Georgia Railway and Elec tric Company, will be In a position to an nouncc wbat bit action will be in regard to the effort being made to bate tbe /era on tbe river car line reduced to 6 cents. "I have been unable to get to tbls mat ter yet," Mid President Arkwright Frl day morning, "but I will take tbe question up Id tbe next few days and make a thor ough Investigation. Until I find out exactly bow tbe altuatlon Is on tbls Hue. I am not In a position to aay what we shall do. President Arkwright will see Just wbat It costs to operate the river line, and what tho revenue* are, and then be will hold a conference with Councilman Hancock, who la anxious to have tbe fare reduced. mission, hub is after the conference with President Ark wright. AMERICANS WILL ENTERTAIN ROOT City of Mexico, Mex., Oct. 4.—Enter tainments by tho American colony will occupy Secretary of State Root's time today. A luncheon has been arranged at the Country Club this afternoon and tonight Ambassador Thompson will give a reception In Mr. Root’s honor. A banquet at the municipal palace and a grand ball at the Jockey Club were prominent among the social fea tures In the secretary's honor yester day. KILLED HIS WIFE, AND m HIMSELF Man Crazed Because Spouse Had Received Old Sweetheart. New York, Oct. 4.—Crated because his wife persisted In receiving the attentions of a sweetheart of her younger days. John Dahnmnller. a wealthy saloon keeper, sbot her to death today and then sent a bullet through his own heart. jo: sIQl NES MAKES WAR IN MONTGOMERY Special to Tbs Georgian. Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 4.—The revival belug conducted In thla city by the Rev. "Bqb” Jones Is attracting considerable at tention. and many are being converted. The evangelist does not mince words, but talks straight from the shoulder, lie la touching on the prohibition question in every sermon, which shows that be Intends to tsks It np shortly. He says that tbe saloon men are being run out of Georgia. Tennessee snd Mississippi, end that they are coming to Alabama, and many of them to Montgomery. He said that he waa In formed that In Atlanta there Is a sign over the bar which reads "After January, 1 wilt be found at Montgomery, Cbattanoo- and Jacksonville." He says there ‘ SPINNERS TO WEAR NUMBERED BADGE All the delegates to tbe International conference of cotton growers and manufac turers, which will be held here October 7-i-9, will be numbered and will l»e known by their numbers. , * . Thla will avoid the confusion which would otherwise result from trying to remember and to pronounce the almost unpronouncea ble names of some of the foreign visitors. «« RED ROCK SAY IT PLAIN When you go into a place to buy a drink don’t simply call for Ginger Ale, say RED ROCK! and SAY IT PLAIN! Then you get a Ginger Ale and not an imitation. Sold everywhere. 5c HOBO TAKES LASH FOR LACK OF COIN George Craven, the boy boho from Illinois, who la declare.! to ho a flrehug. la now « full fledged member of Ihe "Knnanroo Bene- flclnry Society.” nn organisation to which only male while prlaouera In Ibe Tower are eligible. and aa a reeult he waa In great dl.lreaa Friday morning. George waa bound over by llecorder Brnylra Ttauraday afternoon under bond of 1100 on the charge of vagrancy, and be waa Initiated Into tbe Knngarooa ee eoon ea he was transferred from the police Hatton to Ibe Jail. Pursuant to the cn.tom of (ho society, the boy hobo waa. Informed Ida memberablp would coat, him % centa In money, or In lieu or the coin, twenty flre Inahea with a strap. With tbe money paid Into tbe aoelety, tbe treasurer buys cl.-1 rettea ami tobacco, and thla la furnlahed Ihe members Just aa tong aa It lasts. Thi-o without money and who take the twentc- Dre lashes are entitled to the aarae bene, flts. George didn't have the necessary 5 cants, so he voluntarily submitted to the strap. When you buy clothes, get the best They re cheapest in the long run; youll find them here When you buy clothes, get the best; it pays in service, in lit and shape-keeping quality; and in your own self-respect. You’ll findbest clothes here; made of all-wool fabrics in handsomest styles by finest tailors; backed by the names of Hart, Schaff- ner & Marx and Rogers, Peet & Co., and sold under our guarantee ol entire satis faction. Yet they’ll cost you no more then ordinary clothes—$15 to $50 the suit Shirts Some very handsome patterns in the new plaited bosom Shirts at $1.50. Hat Styles Everything that’s new and cor rect in hat styles; Miller, $5; Stetsons, $3 to $6. Fancy Vests The famous Yeska Vests in the very choicest patterns of the season, $3 to $9. Cravats Some gorgeous styles in new silk folds at $1.00; other ties, 50c to $2. Copyright I Hut Schaffner 907 by fj Mirx Open Saturday Daniel Brothers Co. Out Window Shows are Object Nights Until L. J. DANIEL, President. Lessons in Eleven U’Clock 45-47-49 Peachtree-Opposite Walton St. Coned Styles Copyright l Hut Schaffner