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Corset Covers.

Nainsnok low nsck trimmed front
ana Dos E Hith three rows uf Val in-
sertlpu. three rows OF bend an
Ing ribbon and lace sdEe...... f0C
Naiusook. low neck. blind em-
brpidery yoke trimmed above ana
below yoke with beading rib 40.
DON ''+..--.+s. +s.f....-.,.t+..+.+..+- fON
NhnHook. low neck, trimmed with
"Irnt rows Of lace insertion doc
and lace beading .....-........ HSC
Naiutook low neck. trimmed with
two rows of vide Val lace lr
tert!on, beading ribhou and en-
lace onEs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC
Nainsook. prettly trimmed Witt
embroidery medallous Het ia witF
Vol lace Insertions neck nHis.sI
".-1 i"o lace Insertions and 90.
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Night Gowns.

Nalnsook low-ncck. lace insertion,
beading ribbon and lace Soc
edge s.-ts.....t-.----.-. ..--..-'--
Nainsook. Iow-nccIc. lace yoke I'M
ished With lawn band With TO-
ribbon drawn through ~
Cambria. low neck. embroidery IN
sortiOu front and back. neck and
sleeves finished with lawn band with
ribbon drawn through and QQr
bows OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cambria. square neck. embroidered
yoke trimmed on side with em-
broldeTy iusarton. neck and
sleeves nnisAed with lace O0c
eAse -.s..++s-f s................
Soft cAmhri-, square neck. pret,uy
trimmed with Val lace and bind en-
br1.dcry insertion, beading nn
Iibhou and lace edge .......... OoS
Nainsook. cut V-shAped. two rows
lace and one embroidery insertion
finished above and below
yoke with beading ribbon e. 10
ana edge .....-..........-.... 80
Nainsook square neck. nns en-
hruldery Insertion. fnished
with lace edge and ribbon e1 10
N"" strrsts+rt tsss........-s-. VI 49,
Aalusook low square neck. Mar
FI@rlte style finished at wal.f
win embroidery. beading e. 40
"'u nhHh. -.st..-..s..-. ..... 10
Nainhook low neck. witl bp,5
embroidery yoke. bead'Hg e, -
ribbon and embroidery edge pI.OS
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China, Glasswares, Lamps and Bric-a-Brac
xp n = D w
ding Gifts and Furnishers of Summer Homes
Austrian China Dinner Sets,
100 Pieces, Special at $9.97

Neatly decorated Setpk floral design handles decorated with
gold Not in long time have Austrian China Sets OF this character
been offered for such modest Other Dinner Sets in the sale;
DINNER SETS pieces floral design. Sc 40
ENGLISH pieces, floral 6S7
PORCELAIN DINNER SET, pieces design handles
with gold 76s
PORCELAIN DINNER SET pieces decorated with gold
and initial to order Ss7
PORCELAIN DINNER SET io7 pieces, pink floral design
handles with gold s87
PORCELAIN DINNER SET pieces, dainty pink design
every piece with gold ..,............ 1887
PORCELAIN DINNER SET, pieces spray
uon all pieces gold
PORCELAIN DINNER SET, pieces design
80 PORCELAIN DINNER SET pieces green redd design
all pieces with gold
PORCELAIN DINNER SET. pieces decorated with wreaths
OF roses and handles Of
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER SET, Pieces decorated with 49,
re" ae'lgni every piece gold hned
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER SETS, pieces assorted d,eor,
AsTP,,y p'(S CSSa gSa ] InSa @ 12.4s
ChS FIELD HAy1lAND DINNER SETS iot piece, pr,tv '
nora designs handles Sppad gold 1S.49
LIMOGES DINNER SETS, pieces green and pupl.
p"aere1 designs handles SPped with 22.4o
IhEO HAYLAND DINNER SETS IA pieces yarou, DE-
signs handles sQadd WITH gold 24s7
Thbo HAVILAND DINNER SETS, IA pieces pretty pur-
PIE ana PINK foa ds sgns with 1887
ChAS FIELD HAVLAND DINNER SET ioi pieces new
pink bordrad designs every ps eoad.d With sod 34s7
Our assortment OF finer sets ranging in price up TO
L y b eorTeSpondlngIy complete and attractive. A
Establishment, ~ w " '"' 0''N
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ULACK mon VENETIAN Ian
TERMS I'm value. Al si.2a.
WROUDHT IRON GAS PORT
ABLE. with i2-inoh pgadsd glass
an snada 20 match. ITO value. A.
si.ph.
BLACK AInS5ION LAMl'f win
..ntral dullEnt bHuor art ~ 40
s-.Fe. with ff1nEs 20 match al.9
raIus. AZ BA.Ds'
HANGING LIBRARY LAhl-s.
oam1isis. sS.fo-
GAls OILAN DEIAEHs Eith fringe
and Art ElAhu. siA-s5'
CRYSTAL BrHfDD BANQUET
GIDhFs R-in e7cl lo-in.. s1.tTI
u-m.. ti.pT.
pTusY UrCH14l) BAEOUET
aiLmTls, t-tn.. Ri.sTI i04n, ei.0DI
uAn. H2.fb'
Gas PORTAHAss. ooSnplsts, with
,.llts Shade. ~ .ao.
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Remarkable Sale of Women's
Silk Dresses at 1914. -s,.4

The seasons best who handsome Summer
Dresses for little less than they would have TO pay ordinarily
for the silk alone
There 500 Dresses this sale coeciDone and
piece hgh-neck and jumper motel and princess effects
Pretty fashioned Of such silks dotted fouariS aea
full range Of ooloings and stripe check and plaid fanes
Values-s65o and $500 al the least
The evening world., 1907-05-21
Open Stock Patterns
A Never Failing Source of Supplies.

dish or glass broken the SET broken if the ware Is Ar
open sock pattern You can replace it at any time
We introduced the open stock Dinner Ware idea in Amedo an,
now ho" the largest variety to be in this city Over hun
dred cfren patensand constantly adding new ones
Included open stock designs English Austrian German
French and the celebrated Royal Berlin From these one NAV
build up very inexpensive dinner one costing over 81 o
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Special Values in the Candle Section.

Candle shades paPar. soI slk.
2ao and Abe
We have taken from OIr gtnak Al
tha odd Gns broken lot Of Csndls
and Eleotflo SIX nhades and reT
duced tnem m rais manner
WERE. 10 80 go ~
Now..->-.-. 90 40. ass sSa
EIsegss Buie sh~Ass p~psr. 90
sil, Aoe.
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BlTShday Candies, doHen. Ino-
hAnquei Candles, dlEen. 2Ao.
Candies Tor Candle LAMPS. doBea,
ClArks 'Pyuamid'' Candles boa.
B9S.
Ltver or braAs osndls Shades. ssoh.
Llninss for shAasa. al oolouA, sAah.
2:Hsl. dir ssTR :FS az - .-a
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Walking Skirts.

Cambria. cluster uf min 90
tucks and embroidery runls oOC
Cambria. with deep douncs 90.
OF four rows lace Insertion. ~
CambT!-. umbrella shaped ruffle
with pin tuCks and deep 90.
blind embroidery rInls ....., OOS
Cambria. umbrelln-shaped rlrle.
with Two wide cluny lace In
sertions and deep lace S1 40
cdkc .s-srfts.-s-s s..s..s sss.s-s
Cambria. umbrclln-shaped rIffle. Of
three lace insertions, deep C1 10
lace ru1le ....-.-...--..... VA.'~
Cambria deep blind en-
eToidery hounes. headed S1.79
with tucks ...........--....-.
Cambria. deep nounos Of six rows
fps me Va Va. lace Insertions $1.98
Cambria. very deep blind embroid-
cry rounce. hnished with 50 so
ribbon bow ,.......t.........
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Tan Oauzs Cotton Hosiery palr
Tar tlsIr gauze ard frt1..
.lEfif ....... ..-..st..s.t. ss... ..t-f.s...
Tan L.fis p1ln-d7ttsd pair f-r
Tan Gsult lisls plain and la-a 0r
ri.h sHk side oI5rrf. pair ......... Cnr
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oEl5IA LAMP HlIADEs. Hin.
bgcI 2-ln., sooI lain. 81 i.aDI u
in.. ai.0O.
STUDENT IAAAfTss. nickes or
braaa, sa.28.
ART o1.Aas SHADES, WITH
fringe Sa.tB.
ART GLASS GLOBES. s-in-.
ART GLASS TULIP GLOBES.
$500.
BRASS TABLE IlAArPs win
white saade complete. ~ 80.
KITCHEN BRACKET LAlEP.
complete. ASe.
PRESSED GAS GLOBES. Ss.
''RucKHY b LANTERNS, GEO.
DECORATED GL4Aas LAMPs
AND dLoBEB 70 match. s2.0T aud
SA-BI,
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I4l Gauzn LlsIe very sheer. with
HHr- 1rred flowers and ngures on
tops ............. ................... O~r
-aH SILK Haaiery. pair
Sl.sO 90 sa.Hn
F.HeF FrHfea uf six I1'er-. iH
.'a.k nf UrHrs ranging up 20 sts.74
me pair
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Toilet seta.
Lamps and Lighting Requisites
Desirable for Summer Homes.

Assoments ordinarily unequaed extraordinarily large at
this season. homefunshng demands uppemost
We can supply every need from simple kitchen lamp wick
burner to an elaborate chancellor masterpiece in Eleroue
snrlon Of special interest
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SPECIAL VALUES IN TUMBLERs

Pressed Glass Water Tumolers,
nrst quality, dozen-..,..,,-y '''.'-"e
Plain Blown water Tumnlers.
first quality. dozen 90. ....-....''+fo
Plain Blown Neter Tumblsrs,
with neat pattern. dozen......,,,,+se
Pain Blown WhiBkey Tumolers.
dozen ....t.t..-..,.t....'.s'' '""'
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/ nous stocks yet they are
l4eeY;7 much greater than we
counted upon, because
sale lines piles In whsn We were
already overstocNei.
Relieving the congestion neces-
STATED a Encouragement Of prices
throughout. so You who have
helped to make this THE GREAT.
EST MAY SALE WE HAVE
EVER HELD have enjoyed THE
GREATEST UNDERGARMENT
VALUES IN THE HISTORY OF
SUCH MACY SALES.
Wonderful values, whether you
want simply made domestic gar
mentS or the elaborate handmade
garments France sends lis. With
the following lines we are parhcu-
larry well provided:
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CUT GLASS UNDERPRICE.
STRAUs WORLDS FAIR PRlZE-WINNING WAR
OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIFT BUYERS.

STRAUS WORLDS FAIR PRlZEWlNNING WARE
OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIFT BUYERS
Caution confuse Sraus Cut Glass with the dull 4ss
ware with which the city now flooded St7B ware is PER-
FECT and costs as little less than the inferior sorts
NA~s W 10 u n
BERRY BOWLS. 80 ICE aIa aa
high
SPOON TIAYs .sssTl s2ts
ss.AOlICE
footed
sisT.OO .... n.
WATER BOTTLES ss2s sTST OIL BorrTnAl
Special Decorative Offer.
o. -lint you with Decorating facilities make thk se-
ca offer prices for decorations China and Glass in lots of
dozsni
DECORATION, dozen .HI0T
sIAolA FLAG coLQRHD LINE. dossn....---..
AND TWO GOLD LINES 500
TWO FLAGS AIp TWO ooLoRD LDas ao.sA-------- .9SsT
TWO NAob AID TWO GOLD Lima .4A4e
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
PURCHASES HEINE HOUSE.
Anton OstmUu Pays William Miller
Jr., S2O,O 900 for PFoDartv.

Anton Ostman has purchased from
William Miller. jr., the residence prop
erty on Brightwood road known as the
Heine house The property was bought
by Mr., Miller a year or more ago from
the Heine estate, remodeled and i'm
proved, the renovation extending to the
surrounding grounds. The lot has a
frontage of 100 feet by go feet deep. The
price paid is understood 10 be $4,000.
MT. Miller and his father. William Mil
ler, will soon begin the erection of two
semi-detached houses on the property ad-
joining the elder Mr. Miller's home, lust
south OF the Heine property. The pro
posed houses will be two-stOry ard base
ment structures, built Of brick in the
colonial style
George /. GOodacre IS preparing 10
erect at 921 Ninth street northwest a
fOur-stOry hotel. The location is on the
east side of Ninth street, near the corner
Of New York avenue. The lot is 26 feet
front by 81 feet deep. The front Of the
first floor will be occupied by a restau-
rant, with bar and dining-rOoms. II will
be q mems hotel. with twenty-five sleep-
ing apartments. II Will be built OF brick.
with stone trimmings. William Basin pre-
pared the plans and BlundOn & Simons
are the builders.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
Funeral of Charles H. HInton.

Conducted by Rev DR. J. AIaeBride
sterrett, president OF the Society of Philo-
sophical Inquiry. the burial services Of
Charles II. Hinton were held IN the
chapel of J. William Lee yesterday after
noon. As Mr.. Hinton died suddenly last
Tuesday night while attending a banquet
in the Y. n. c. a. building. several rep
Te5entatives Of that organization attended
the funeral, with many employees OF the
Patent once, where he was employed
as assistant examiner Of patents. The
body was cremated.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
Big Demand for Raw Material.

That American manufacturers are
doing business hand over fist" is shown
by report Of the Bureau Of Statistics
to the effect that the value OF materials
for manufacturing purposes imported
during the current fiscal year wiz ex-
eeed by more than S1O0.oo0.O0O that OF
any preceding year
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
Tnft TO spenk n, Tul,a o,,,o

Secretary Taft has accepted an invita-
ton 10 attend the State convention Of The
Oklahoma Republicans. June 6. AT Tulsa
and will make Republican speech. out
lining and defending administration poll
cies
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04

Big aprons are quite essential to Young
housekeeper, as well as any young miss
VINO IS assisting about the house. and a
model tor one is shown which is sure to
please. The yoke may be high 10 the
neck so as TO protect the dress entirely.
or cut away as shown 50 as to allow free
dom. The long sleeves with narrow
wristbands are sufflCielt for protective
purposes. while the full skirt Of the apron
is full enough to meet in back ana thus
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
Mr.. EDWARbS gAVIS & C0MpaNY

Presenting THE UNMASKING.'' % one-act PLAY.
JOLLY FANNY RICE IN NEW FIGURE FUN.
CHRIS BRUNO AND MABEL RUSSELL
KEAtPS TALES OF THE WILD The OTTO
BROS The Onlaw Trio D7Hat Bedini s'Re-
tween Two Fires" and Scenes at Niagara" motion
pictures NEXT MEEk-t,Es Edwards Operetta
Primary q Miss Norton and Paul Nicholson
Jack Wilson < Co. &c. Buy Seats To-day
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL TRAYMoRE.

ing q hrepT0of construction. The sleeping rooms
are spacious. light. and alTg. each one connected
and salt water. Cheysl glass IN each batEToQm door
Long gdIstauce telephone N even room; steam heat
Hith therna5tat regulators Glass nCosed sau-paTlcr
On the roof, Hlth conservatory adjoining a unique
feature Is the promenade E feet Wide, extending
around the entire tenth stoB. Capacity. CO.
TRAIMORE HCTEL COMPANY.
u. 5. WHITE, Pres.
aD3-0t CHAs. .. MARQUETTE. Mgr.
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cover the frock entirely. Pockets are pro-
vided and viii be found most useful for
all sorts Of purposes. Any OF the usual
apron materials are suitable. 80. yards OF
56-inCh goods being needed for the me-
dium size. Sizes. r. II. and l6 years.
A pattern Of this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washington
Herald, 75t Fifteenth street northwest
giving number esd and size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
PLAN Big CONGRESS
Officials Organizing Tuber-
culOSiS Conference.
MEET HERE SEPTEMBER, 1908

Distinguished scientists. savnnts,
and RoetOrs OF the World to Be
in AtteHdance-Omees Opened In
Washington by National AssocIa-
tion-MiIIiOnaires Backing scheme.
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SPRING RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD IS located
the Bartlett Building OF Atlantic and North avenues
where advertisements be inserted regular office rates
II. 5. WALLACE Special Rebresenfqfve
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EXCURSIONS
Great Falls Of the Potomac.
CARS TO KENSINGTON

Fifteenth and \. I. ave. eVeTy = Il.nlltts.
Connect az lake with kensingfon line every ,,
minutes. RoundiEIp ucklts. &c, az Eussel.s.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04

To-mOrrow-Our National Parks.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04

Scientific knowledge and mechanical in
genuity have combined TO give the wealth
ct student the use OF the most delicate
and accurate instruments for measuring
and recording the atmospheric pressure,
the temperature, the direction and veloe-
ity Of the wind. the variations of SUM
shine ana clouds the fall of rain or snow.
The barometer on the roof of a high
building records with exactness every va
riatiOn Of the atmospheric pressure on a
continuous record Ia the Office below it.
and so. with the thermometers and other
Instruments, of which there are many
types. and the number of which are con
stantly increasing There is such thing
as self-recording sun dial. which keeps
a record of the sunlight end clouds for d
month al a time on blue print paper At
the volunteer stations the rainfall is
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04

Aves.-Opens May 18th. Elevator all cCTre1ierc-s
A59 DAY up; S up weekly. K. J, OSBORNE.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04

Adjoining Marlborough -Bleuheimi close 70 beac6
s@5nssI @ q cItyi hotel SERVICE exclusive -THI
SEkh1. los So Ohio ave sr11-s5f
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
Earl MAR HALI
HOTEL Run0lF

Directly on ocean 'front.' Vermont avenue
distance phones running water in rooms.
sLlIlE IaLes. i L HEn
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HOTEL JACKSON
The LORAINE

Ocean front, betgeen tWo piers Fresh and
water baths, running water &c, special spEi
Tates Auto meets trans CHARLES I. hAGSE L
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THE SAVOY =,
HOTEL MoNTIcELLo.
The PENNHIIRST-
The Arlington. MgH IlB

At1Ahilg 1ltg. n j. AleIlgan Ave and Beach
Open al the year. Steam heat Elevator 10 strsst
level: Booklet on application. WM. r. HOOD.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
HOTEL PONCE M LEON

steam heat. sun psrlof. Modern conveuiencss
Speclal spring rates. Booklet. L. Is. EUNZ
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04

second House from Steel Pier
hp-l-53L.1&S ALFRED z EHTNnpnn
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
THE NEW LENox,

lei COLLEGE PLACE. NORFOLK. VA.-CLEAN
rooms fer jamestown Exposition visitors One-half
block fTom lines TO all points special rates TO
parties. Next door 20 Elks' Club. myA6t
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
ROOMS ONTY.

1'~@ @~@' Capacity, loo American
ana European plans. oea-WateT baths. private
pnqangs a orchestra Special spTlng rates GHAS-
"a u = Ale0- VM4ltf mvi-rr
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HOTEL cHETWooDE.

steam heat sun parl0T; private baths; S. 10 SIS
weekly. ssturday 70 Monday. $50 Booklet. L 81
DEMPSEY, uiy2-sot
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIM.

Through the agency Of the Weather
Bureau, 100000 American farmers are
placed IN telephone communication ev-
cry day with hundreds Of trained observ-
ers in the ends of the earth whose COM
bined knowledge and experience enable
lAen TO tell these farmers how to care
for their crops Through the same agency
the mariners OF the United States are
warned Of the dangers OF approaching
storms. Through the same agency the
dWellers in great river valleys are eau
toned when there is a food descending
upon them.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

A teachers meeting was held Mon
day evening
Lulu Jensen OF Minneapolis enter
ed the eight grade this week.
Gertrude Johnson has again enter
ed school. She expects to take Ger
man.
Many pupils are taking advantage
OF the opportunity given them to at
tend the series OF lectures for seventy
we cents.
Among those absent during carni-
val week are: Drucilla Stevens, Ag-
nes Arnold, Minnie Schwartz and
Irene Cole.
PLY sizes class has commenced the
subjects of Work and Energy and
find they must apply both in order
to get their lessons.
The Northwestern Teachers AS
socia tion will hold a convention at
Eau Claire on Friday and Saturday
of this week. Prin. Mccormack will
attend.
Four new literature reference books
have been added to our library this
week. They contain wit and sar-
casm by Mark Twain, Mary wilkins,
Schiller, Riley and Artamus Ward.
One book has the best cartoons in
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-17
County Fair Meeting

A called meeting of the stockhOld-
ers of the Rusk County Fair Associa-
ton was held at Bruce Tuesday.
Glenn IL. Williams presided and Thos.
Foster was secretary.
An amendment to the bylaws was
unanimously adopted changing the
time of the annual stockholders
meeting from the second Wednesday
In February to the third Tuesday
succeeding the annual fair.
Archie Barrett and w. A. Black
burn were reelected president and
treasurer respectively. Directors elect
ed were: three years - A. Barret, ID.
III. Richards and w. A. Blackburn;
two years-F. 5. Mexican, III. Lep-
pert and f. l.. Burpee; one year-P.
II. Shaffer, j. u. Arphin and Tom
Foster.
The payment of premiums was
left to the board of directors. The
treasurers statement shows the as
socation several hundred dollars in
debt.
The secretary, j. M. Lepley, did
not have his report ready and the
directors were instructed to audit
it when it is ready.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-17
TOBACCO GROWING IN RUsK COUNTY

From Dane county, tobacco cul-
ture is moving nortnward. Chippe-
wa, Dunn, Marathon, Barron, st.
Croix and Washburn are increasing
their acreage every year. While i'll
the older southern counties fertiliZa-
ton is quite an item in the cost OF
production and makes a difference in
the yield amounting to 500 per acre.
the virgin soil OF the northern cOun-
ties produces equally as we'll without
fertilizing, not to mention the great
difference in the value of the land-a
Dane county farmer refused $500 per
acre for his tobacco land.
The following statement from A.
X. Aspenes of Bruce. who has raised
tobacco successfully in Rusk county
for the past five years, proves its
adaptability to our climate and soil:
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-17
CARNIVAL NOT
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Street Carnival Last Week Cost SaO
Above Contract Price.-CoId
Weather Prevailed

The Carnival committee had to
figure pretty close to keep the deficit
in the carnival fund down to $50.
The fifteen per cent OF the gate re-
ceipts Of the various shows only
amounted to some over 800, and
the incidental expenses not included
in the contract were about 5000.
The weather continued cold all
the week, with consequent small
crowds.
Saturday afternoon balloon as
cension varied the regular program
OF free attractions, and in the even
ing the young folks turned them
selves loose for a good time.
The committee say that the com
mon impression that the carnival
company took much money out of
town is a istake-their expenses
here were some 800 more than their
receipts.
The play" Texas Sweethearts" at
the opera house Friday night was
very good and attracted q fair
crowd.
The boxing contest at the opera
house last Friday night was rather
tame affair, although the name at
tracted good crowd who paid ST.
and s. ticket.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-17

G. X. ElIingson OF Ha wilkins, presi-
ment ASSOCIATION, in a personal letter
recently addressed to each Of the di-
rectors of the association, urges them
to cooperate in an effort to bring
a number of tobacco growers to
Rusk county next season. Mr.. Ell
ingson recently made visitto Dane
county, the banner county Of Wis
consin and of the United States in
tobacco culture. He made a thorough
inves stigation of the conditions there
and, By comparison with experiments
made in tobacco growing in Rusk
county, is convinced that TOBACCO
CAN BE RAISED WITH GREAT
ER PROFIT IN RUSK COUNTY
THAN IN DANE.
An article by A. ID. Cam pbell, COM
missioner OF immigration, in the Ma
Olson Democrat Of Oct. 6, shows the
profitableness of tobacco growing in
Wisconsin. HequOtes statistics show
ing the value of Wisconsin tobacco
to be greater per acre and per pound
than in any of the southern tobacco
growing states, being more than
double the value per acre OF kentuc-
ky, which has the largest acreage in
the union. The net profit of the Wis
eonsin tobacco grower Is sever t;f4cs
that Of the kentuckian. New York
is tied with Wisconsin in income per
acre and Pennsylvania leads a tritle,
but the commercial fertilizer used
easily Offsets the difference.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-17

have had no experience in raising
and handling tobacco to attempt it
they would only make failure.
He suggests that landowners who
have five or ten acres cleared and un-
der cultivation-that is all one man
can tend-should advertise for a
competent tobacco grower in the To-
cal papers of the older tobacco grow
ing sections, offering z share \
is the usual share, the owner furnish
ing the tools.
Ground now III clover should be
plowed this fall and replowed in the
spring before seeding-that is pra c.
tically all the team work that wonld
be necessary. The expense of erect
ing a tobacco shed 42X50 for five acres
of tobacco, amounting to about
$500, need not be incurred until the
crop is in sight. If the owner furnish
es the tools $50would cover the cost.
From a comparison with Mr.. Aspen
eS Std JGIuGlIU IL w III NC 0CCu CIdC OiiC-
fourth share of the first years crop
will nearly pay the primary expense.
Ii tobacco culture becomes extensive
in Rusk county, there is no reason
why land will not become as valu-
able as in the southern counties.
Land that will produce $1,000 per
acre viii not long remain at $50.
Tne News budget is Under oDfisSS
tions to A. d. Campbell, the commits
sioner OF immigration, for the use OF
plates to illustrate this article. OF to-
bacco growing in Rusk county, Mr.
Campbell saws: