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POLICE WILL ASK 5250,000 FUND Extra Large Appropriation Is Needed to Carry Out Plan for Sub-Stations. In o:<ier to provide for the two pro- ■ ( police substations, which are wrongly advocated by Chief Beavers ~n tJ members of the police commission, 1]( police department will ask the city couni'il for an appropriation of approxl mat ly $250,000 for next year. The sum allowed for the present year was about $190,000. Chief Beavers now is summing up the proposed improvements and needs of the department for the new’ year, and will submit his detailed report and recommendations to the police com mission at its next meeting, the second Tuesday night in December. The com mission, at that time, will prepare the formal budget of the department and hare it ready for submission to the new finance committee of council the first of the year, when the January appor tionment for all city departments is to be arranged. Beavers Urges Substations. The two substations, which have : egarded as a crying need of the department for a number of years, are considered by Chief Beavers as one of ■j e greatest steps which could be taken tor the advancement and to Increase the efficiency of the police force. The police department, with its present limited facilities, has been un able to keep pace with the rapid prog ress of the city, and these two substa < tions are essential to meet the ever growing demands on the department,” said the chief. "There is not the slightest doubt of the Importance of substations, and this is one great feature of adequate police service in which Atlanta Is far behind the times. The city Is growing fast and has reached such immense propor tions that our one police station falls short of the demands made on It. Emer gency call officers have to make such long runs from the central station that criminals frequently escape before the ' officers can reach the scene. With call officers at two substations, they would be enabled to reach the scene of trou ble quicker, which undoubtedly would mean the capture of more burglars, thieves and thugs, and would serve as a general preventive of burglary and other crimes. The outlying districts deserve more protection, and should get it. Two substations would mean wonderful Improvement In the police service.” HAL GILBERT, MOTOR CYCLE RACER, HURT BADLY IN TRIAL SPIN While practicing on the track at Piedmont park today for the motor - elcle races tomorrow afternoon, Hal Gilbert, of the Southern Motor Car Company, in Edgewood avenue, lost control of his machine and was hurled from the track down an embankment. He was injured badly. Both rider and machine fell in a heap at the bottom of the bank. Gilbert’s face and head were torn and lacerated, and he was otherwise hurt. He was rushed to Grady hospital, where an examination showed that he was not hurt dangerously. His escape from more serious injury is considered remarkable. Gilbert was riding at a lively clip, "hen his motorcycle suddenly swerved. ft the track and dashed down the em bankment. Several other racers and spectators hurried to the scene of the iccident and extricated the injured ider. giving him temporary attention and making him as comfortable as pos. •e pending the arrival of an ambu- NDSESTOPPEOUP WITH CATARRH A Common Sense Treatment for Colds and Catarrh. Gives Instant Relief. ■ matter how miserable you are i catarrh or a cold in the head, nose up. throat sore, eyes running, Pain in the head, dry cough, fever, i'f'-ath, Ely’s Cream Balm will give u instant relief. ‘ gets right at the root of the trou ’■anses, heals and strengthens the ‘ore membranes, stops the nasty barge so that you are not constant ring the nose and spitting. In a ’miiutes after applied you can just ! loin K its work of clearing the ' tli. pain and soreness are re the breathing becomes natural " stuffed up feeling is gone. This '■•sing, healing. antiseptic Bahn ■ -ins no mercury, cocaine or other dm drugs. It is easy to apply, .■■‘•■ant to use, and never falls to give •e’. even in the worst cases. ' t? r t l e^ect a cold, and don’t suf miseries of catarrh nor disgust triends with your hawking, spit and foul»breath. Get a 50-cent Gr■ Cream Balm from your -a-t. and start the treatment at y -ou will find that it will be the nent you ever made. (Advt.) funeral notice. , The friends of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Aalker and Mr. and Mrs. .1 W. and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Galla and Mr. Jack Ivey and Mr and , U Stevens are invited to at om funeral of Mrs. S. H. Wal 'o be held at Westview at 11 k Saturday morning Funeral f ices at the grave. CO-EDUCATION FOR NEW $150,000.00 HIGH SCHOOL IN MACON MACON, GA., Nov. 22. —Over the ob jections of many parents, the Bibb county board of education has adopted the co-educational system for the new $150,000 high school, on which work will be started as soon as plans can be drawn. The school will be erected on Orange street on the site of the present Boys High school, and the present Girls High school will be devoted in the future to grammar grades. Whether to combine the boys and girls high school has been a mooted question with the board for many months, and it was believed that sep arate institutions would be maintained ™ a n C t ?“ nt ° f lhe ° b j e «‘ons of many patents to the co-educational idea. SrSicmT DARKENS THE HAIR A Simple Remedy Gives Color, Strength and Beauty to the Hair. f a L°a U h dOn t .. have to have »ray hair or faded hair if you don’t want to Why ook old or unattractive? If your hair .n Sray ,°r , faded > you can change it I ?Z. qulc js y and effectively by using Remlsv A bag i e and Sulphur Half Remedj. Apply a little tonight, and in the morning you will be agreeably sur prised at the results from a single application. The gray hairs will be less conspicuous, and after a few more applications will be restored to natural color. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur also quickiy removes dandruff, leaves the scalp clean and health}’, and promotes the growth of the hair. It is a clean wholesome dressing which may be used at any time with perfect safety. Get a fifty cent bottle from your druggist today, and see how quickly it will restore the youthful color and beauty of your hair and forever end the nasty dandruff, hot, itchy scalp and falling hair. All druggists sell it under guarantee that the money will be refunded if you are not satisfied after fair trial. Agents, Elkin Drug Co (Advt.) Visit the Toyland Annex ! M. Rich & Bros. Co. i *«E .. J ; ;;S Girls and Misses’Coats at sls, $19.75, $25 JS Worth to $25, $35.00, SSO J —l4 to 18-year-old girls and misses who wish S& - v-n distinguished looking coats at a third to a half less Sp . than ie usua l prices will find them tomorrow at Rich’s. 2* i — a ll comes about because of the long, warm an- ■C. ■ ' tumn in the North. Women wouldn’t wear coats: re- tailers wouldn’t re-order, even worse, many cancelled WHT orders already given. And the makers just had l “to get out from in under.” Aware of conditions, our ■ te fVW buyer sped to New York last week, captured these gjr coats at tremendous discounts—and here they are. >■ |O/, —The styles and materials will please the most ex- "?• JV< rs acting. There are shaggy zibelines, soft luxurious eamelshair, ggy £ it. /.jSwIIstriking chinchillas and boucles, stunning black and white BgC stripe and two-tone diagonalsand chinchillas, solid color serges. jt a ‘ broadcloths and diagonals, smart imported English coatings-in short, every material that has been pronounced fashionable and JC gRySti F right. Styles include belted and plain coats, tailored coats !sp» 5® ’>4 a ”d others "it* l "’ide revers and collars of cloth, corduroy or W» A feffi&rn WrF~£* v . e,vet - italf lined with satin or self material, unlined and full gjf Uni lined. Every smart color and combination. Almost 250 coats ■ <• AwWl ‘ n an d a U these savings. 5? ® sls 00; values to $25. I « $19.75>; values to $35. JS* $25.00; values to SSO. U I |B| 650 New Suits=-All Underpriced jE 3! | Some a Third; Others a Half and More *’• These Suits are the result of our buyer’s trip to New gs J® Ife* t*' 1 rk l aßt week - secure< l makers’ surplus stocks, “close- St V- g out’’ lots and sample lines at reductions of a third to a ej Er 1 halfl Ever y kind of suit for every woman, we believe, is ! Jr represented. * And all are underpriced thus: Suits at JJ Jj $11.85; values to $18.50. $25.00; values to ss(l. ’> fJ $19.75; values to S4O. $35.00, values to $75. SEj yj “ Ready-to-Wear—Second Floor. JJ„ Rare Glove Opportunities Ladies’soc Vests * Two Glove “plums” that came to us under 25c J.l very advantageous trade circumstances are These Vests come from an over- * ■ passed on to you at proportionate savings. zealous maker who classes them ta r- 1 O i m nr as “seconds. ’’ They may have lit- S' 5® $1.50 French buede Gloves 95c I,e '■hurts” which win never do VBB anyone any harm. gjy T® Real French Kid Gloves, made of selected skins, full plump Made of a fine soft-ribbed Sea Island *Tta weight and of perfect tannage, two-clasp style; black only with cotton, full ent, perfectly fashioned three rows of self-stitching on back. with shaped body. Fine elastic white ! 8m ribbed. Full sleeves. Mercerized taped yy?- j . ® $1.50 Black or White Gloves $1.19 X. c X e iVs H “nd? pearl but ' S ...® ®! J® These Gloves are scarce even at their full price, so there’ll be QE \7 ■ IF gg” “1138 a rally to get them at $1.19. Two-clasp style heavily embroidered uDC VCStS 13C yw with four rows of self-stitching on back. The blacks are self- Girls’ and bovs’ 25c and 35c Under- Z 7 ' ! 55 stitched or with white; the white are self-stitched only. $1.50 shirts. Perfect goods but broken 3® Gloves for just $1.19. sizes. The boys' shirts are cotton 2* i . r, ~ ..T cu.m uTiTi. j -r. i fibbed with high neck and long or ' --2 P. S.—Complete line* of best French, English and Do- I short sleeves. The girls' shirts are in mestic Gloves here in every length, size and color. And 1 heavier cream fieece-iined garments - intelligent salesladies to help you promptly and efficient- ! 7 ilh loi, s Bleev y s - Sizes 21 to 36. or SC,' 1 -H ly. Gioves SI 10 S 4. “ < ’ rb ' “" d Gloves—-Main Floor. (Underwear—Main Floor) WoWMW. M. RICH & BROS. CC. . HAU A l LANTA GEORGIAN AN D NEWS. CHILD SCALDED TO, DEATH. PERR3 . GA., Nov. 22.—Felton Wheelus, eleven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. \v. l. Wheelus. of Bonaire, WOLFSHEIMER&CO. D „ CARL WOFLSHEIMER. Proprietor Bell Phone 543-431. Atlanta Phone 270-431 EXTRA SPECIAL Saturday and Thanksgiving Week for Cash Only z POULTRY. Turkeys 25 to 27 1-2 c Ducks 23c Geese 15 to 17 1-2 c Hens 20c Fries and Roosters 23c PORK. Our own slaughtered Hogs. Shoulders, smoke 12 l-2c Hams, smoke 15c Loins, smoke 15c Chops, smoke 17 l-2c Lard—pure. Our own make. No chemicals — 10 lbs., $1.60 5 lbs., sßsc BEEF. Steaks 121-2 to 20c Roasts 10 to 15c Pots Bto 121-2 c Stews sto 71-2 c LAMB. Stew 7c Shoulder 10c Forequarter 12 l-2c Hindquarter 15c Hams—sugar cured 17 1-2 to 19c Bacon—sugar cured 19 to 21c BUTTER AND EGGS OYSTERS VEGETABLES GROCERIES All at low figures. No phone orders at above prices. WOLFSHEIMER & CO. 114-116 WHITEHALL STREET while assisting his father in making syrup, was sealed so badly that he died in a few hours. He fell into a tub of boiling water. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1912. bass Bass bass ~ bass bass i bass i bass i bass; bass bass bas* bass 1 Sensational Saturday Sale of » I New Tailored Suits I co CO c/) ! , , .. .... . -- NearSy 1,000 To SeSk About 14 Price $ 03 < Another big shipment of Tailored Suits arrived by this morning’s ex- ui press, making nearly one thousand suits to be included in three great bar gain lots tomorrow. These suits were bought at about 50 cents on the dol- > cq lar from overstocked manufacturers and will be sold at half and less than c/j sz) halt real retail values. All are brand-new models—serges, whipcords, diag- gg < onals, Bedford cords and mixtures. Coats lined with guaranteed satin. Tai- co loring of highest class. c/i < Suits Worth Suits Worth Suits Worth £ Up to 17.50 at Up to $25.00 at Up to $35.00 at 1 $9.90 $12.50 $15.00 i cZ w “ Bargains inCoats Dresses: Skirts « New ;>4-inch Coats, of heavy black cloths Beautiful new Dresses of all-wool serges, CO and stylish mixtures; smart styles; splendid- satin messalines and other popular mate- ** CQ ly tailored; real $12.50 CLIS QR rials; black and all best ’ Ofl cz> values; this sale shades; up to $17.50 values .... CZj _ CO Very handsome 54-ine,h Coats of silk plush, Great, sale of new Skirts, including whip- heavy mixtures and black broadcloth: ele- cords, serges, etc., in black and navy; also jyj gantly tailored and worth Cfi new mixtures and novelty QC (ZJ up to $25.00; choice 9 skirtings; up to $8.50 values... CO “ Saturday Bargains in Millinery Table of Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Hats and Grand collection of new Trimmed Dress ® qq Untrimmed Shapes, worth Hats in black and every good color combi- up to $3.00; choice nation. Two lots: ” C/5 C/) . T . T r , .~, ~ . Hats worth up to Hats worth up to ~ New large 5 elve Shapes, worth up to $o:00 ; SIO.OO at $15.00 at <• in this special sale gF- 4 fit ' “ at, only $1.30 $2.98 $3.98 $ ? Other Specials in Ready-to-Wear Department > CQ . C/) Ladies Waists in pretty lingerie styles and Ladies’ heavy ribbed fleece-lined Vests and CC plain tailored QA. Pants; per ‘ 5 effects vQv garment Beautiful Satin Messaline Waists in black Ladies’ ribbed fieece-lined Union Suits; ex- $ and colors; $5.00 tf>4 Qg- tra good CO C values | ,Vv quality 4vv 5* Ladies Satin Messaline Petticoats, in black Children's ribbed fleece-lined Union Suits in c/5 and colors; this (F 4 Fft this sale, £ sale SI.OU 0n1y.... ~.39C J CQ One lot of Black Taffetaline Petticoats, worth Children's ribbed fleece-lined Vests and “ up to $1.00; OQ Pants' in this 4A- </) tomorrow OvC sale IwC CO Oft Children s 1 civet, and All-Wool Coats: sizes Ladies’ Outing Gowns, full cut and well cz> yr for ages 2to 6 £4 Qp made, z (Z) years | only CO CQ Store Open Saturday Night No Charge for Alterations On (/■ Until 10 o’Clock Suits, Coats, Etc. CO < > x Ladies' and Men's Furnishings, Etc. „ S fSJ Big 25c Table kerchiefs; very spe- quality: pair • cial at, only IO Ladies' full elbow length Kid Big table of Ladies’ Belts. La- Ladies’ all-linen Handkerchiefs ffl Gloves; the $3.50 ftQ dies' and Men’s Hose Supporters, with embroiderer g- kind; only Ladies’ and Men’s Neckwear, initials OC CQ , .... „„ wide Sash Ribbons, Siiopping Men s Kid Gloves, very fine 52.00 Bags and hundreds of Jewelry Men’s Shirts—samples of regular CZ) C/j Kyiule, in 98c Novelties; values up to $1.00: ail SI.OO and $1.50 lines; CO this sale -srwv at> choice choice nj R. & G. make Corsets in new E* Ladies’ Hair Swtiches; black CZ) models; in this sale ZLQa brown and blond; real QO-2 C/) at, only ..■’**« $4, 00 values WOO * Sale of Blankets and Comforts % (/) EXTRA SPECIAL! One hundred pairs of three-quarter co 2 size good weight Cotton Blankets will be sold Saturday morning at, per pair ■ (Not more than 3 pairs to a buyer.) ~ < > CQ Babies’ Grib Blankets, soft ami Extra large and heavy Blankets; Good size Cotton Comforts silk -52 p^ r pa ; ir th . ls . 8a . le ’. 39c $1.48 X e .‘. covered: 98c £ Babies’ Roh. Blankets in attr.o- fine Wool-Mixed Blankets Fu " slz( Cotton Comforts, with F < tlve designs; very st no v, Xi* splendid silkoline AO > SQ special, each... M-SFC $4.00 values. Qa covprs ..>1.48 Single-bed size Cotton Blankets, i' pr !’ a! Extra size silkoline-covered Cot- r/s one sale tomorrow AQn Extra large and very tine Cali- ton Comforts: at, pair fornia Wool Blankets; the kind $3.00 values Kull 11-4 size heavy Cotton Rian- sold by other stores at $5.00 and Very tine sateen-cov. red Cotton hZ S 98c K : ... $3.98 $2.98 | Specials in Domestics, Linens, Etc. > CZ) Big lot of ft. avv quality Flannelettes and Outings, Extra large and fine Linen Towels scallone.l nnfl m Xj worth 15c and 19e, at per hemstitched; 75c to $1.50 values- 53 yard wv choice «** Full size White Crocheted Bed Spreads in b< oitt- Extra large and heavv full bleached Turkish Bath CG ful Mm sei 11 s patterns; sl.2svalues; Towels; 50c. 75c and SI.OO ‘ _ only values 4Q3C “ Great Sale of New Dress Goods 60-inch Imported Zibelines and ’ 54 to 60-ineh Ali-Wool Broad- 1 Noveltv J.ress Goods in various ck Camel's Hair Cloakings worth cloths, Novelty Suitings, etc., up I weaves .nd coloring- uu to 50c “ $3.50 and $4.00 $1.48 to $J. 00 values; choice, QQq I value-; choice, per 19© ~ ■'" <l ya ' US < We Give g 18 West > Green Otefc. r ( Mitchell, Tradin s SbJ Near w < Stamps Whitehall cr CQ B BASS BASS BASS BASSBASS BASS BASS BASSBASS BASS BASS BASS 3