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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
The beauty Of a candle touches me;
Ills SO softly Gay
So sieadiasi and so careless Of itself.
Giving It's life apay.
Wiih wasen body. slender. whiie and still.
Melting as noW or ice.
Ho, Weather Sounds Call For
Lighter Apparel.

Hot Weather Sounds Call For
Lighter Apparel
A Nd those eozy. furry wraps. so
"A delightful during fall, winter
aud early spring arc now quite. quite
out oi season. Dfesher Bros. sand
aud tafnam. have one OF the largest
and most modern Fvr Storage plants
in the country. Insured against
everything but old age" will be
the comforting assurance OF Mr.
Dresher. Call Atlantic 0JaS for in-
mediate delivery service.
Jewel Showing Priced Amazingly
Low.
THE Reese Jewelry Store. 10th
! aud Harney. offer exceedingly
good values OF particular interest at
this time OF the year when there IS
capitalization OF many sweet
dreams. the time when the vow is
taken for better or Tor worse. A
one-,hird karat blue-whi,e Vessel
ton diamond in an iS.karat white
gold box mounting is priced Si00;
this for the engagement ring. The
loveliest little wedding ring OF solid
platinum has five diamonds mounted
IN its exquisite surface, $40 White
gold wedding bands, beautifully en-
graved. ls-karat weight. are offered
for $3.50. Values TO interest the dis
eliminating buyer.
Trimming that emphasizes the
width OF the hat is in vogue.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Nav White Sales Of Unusual Interest to Spring Shoppers
nazing how far ones dollars will go if
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

New Bathing Suit Stock Includes
Well Tailored Suits for the "Styl-
ish Stouts."
TN the beautiful new bathing suit
: stock just arrived at the Townsend
Sporting Goods company, 1909 Far
nam, are included finely fashioned
bathing suits for the big woman,
sizes "a, 46 and 48 assure smart
bathing suits for the large woman,
these at $1,000 are of best quality
wool in black. Belts Of narrow white
braid with neat buckle will be made
up to order if one wishes. This is
the time to select an exquisitely
colored bathing suit before the sizes
are all broken i'll the. new colors
There are three models offered in
taupe and Gamma, lovely color COM
bination, myrtle green and white,
bronze brown and gold, navy and
white, black and white, smoke and
tomato. Pekin blue and honeydew.
A fascinating collection of perfect
ly tailored bathing suits in finest
wool, at $3.50, So, $40, $l2 and $l4.
Order early!
The skirts of afternoon and eve.
ming dresses are draped or their lines
are broken with panels which are al
ways longer than the under slip.
Do You Know That
lTHE Y. w. c.. A. Pastry Shop.
l 4th floor, Y. w. c. A. building,
18th and Howard, is making the
best hot chicken sandwiches. chicken
pie and strawberry shortcake imag
inable2 Mrs. Fullaway- says, "Just
come and try them~ Take home
one of their Pecan Butter Horns. a
regular California fancy roll. Nov
elites to tempt the jaded spring ap-
petite.
Long fringe is used extensively
and is considered by many modistes
10 be the most flattering material a
! woman can wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07


Service Of Popular Cafe and
Cafeteria.
THE Castle Cafe and Cafeteria,
10th and Jones, managed by Al
fred Jones, is now open all night,
welcome bit of news for the later rev.
elers tempted by the delightful spring
weather to stray many miles over
broad highways. Cold drinks, nov
city sandwiches and salads, planked
steaks and delicious chicken, cooked
as only Jones can cook it, make the
thought Of these delicacies an inevita-
bic part of the, evenings entertain
ment. Very restful is the quiet little
dining room with its assurance of Sc
clusion for automobile parties.
Many of the new tailored blouses
come in handkerchief linen in pastel
shades.
Modiste Sews for Madam Out-of-
Town as Well as Milady Omaha.
MISS BYRNE, 2775 California
4HA ST., Harvey 2784, designs and
makes clothes for every feminine
type, reduces the apparent size Of the
big woman, gracefully rounds the
lines of the small one. Out-of-town
women enjoy filing service which
makes possible long distance sewing.
l.
Fine Valencinnes lace finishes lit
tie flounces and ruchings on frock
of georgette crepe.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

"A silky little black and white frock h;
ribbon tie in black contrast to the viv
candle vestee, collar and cuffs. OF {
red checked affairs 50 gayly youthful
New Beauty Shop Offers 4 Cut Price
to Introduce Work to Madam
Omaha.
THE Lady Esther Beauty Shop,
= Nos. 8 and 9. Baldridge Block,
10th and Farnan, phone AT. 6lS5,
is offering a pleasantly low price for
a shampoo and marcel, SIPS. This
to introduce the excellence of work.
the attractive modern appliances of
this new beauty shop to Madam
Omaha. Lady Esther's delightful
requisites are shown in wide selec-
ton in this shop, demonstrated by
Lady Esther" herself.
Wool-embroidered silk parasols.
These, with wool-embroidered hats
and handbags, form diverting little
sets for the beach or country.
~
Hardy Plants and Shrubs Of Sturdy
Growth Unusually Low in Price.
A T the Bilz Shop, 18th between
a Harney and Farnam, you'll find
these hardy plants, l5c each: Dou-
bic hollyhocks for this summers
blooming, saliva (blue), for borders,
Dusty Miller and Sweet Alyssum,
Wistaria vines with purple flowers
Ga 3-year growth, oriental poppies
Carge red), Shasta Daisies, double
white, tall blue larkspur, golden and
purple glow, gaillardia, coreopsis,
mixed ,phlox, mixed pinks and chry-
santhemums. Send 20 per cent ex-
ira for postage when ordering.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

New Arrivals in Chic New Jewel
Studded Combs Offered at Prices
Marvelously Low.
HAYDEN BROS semi-precious
- jewel department, main floor,
has a large exhibit of hair orna-
lnents just arrived, in colors to
match every gown of spring and
summer, s. and $3.50 values for but
9Sc. Quaint in shaping, the stones
sunken4ip. dainty shell foundations
they represent unique color touches
for Miiady of Fashion: sapphire, am
Der. vivid rose enarneling on gray
shell with red stones, coral outlining
on brown with glittering rhinestones
iii continuous outline. One will want
several of them.
II Orchid is leading shade this sea-
son in lingerie and in millinery.
Umbrellas Of Any Color, Shape or
Size Repaired or Recovered.
THE Western Umbrella Company,
= 18th and Harney, will repair or
recover your umbrella at very rea-
sofable prices. Your "sun-rane"
may need new wrist-ring, ferule
or tips, or perhaps you've tired of
a green silk covering and would like
one Of the new purples. Your or
portunity.
READERS FAIR:
n URNG the next few weeks
- shopping activities include the
many wants of the sweet girl
grad the beautiful brides of May
and early June, and the forehanded
"vacationcr' who believes in order
ing her tailored sports togs early.
Send in your list of what you will
need and the amount of money you
feel you can spend-prices will be
appended in the Omaha shops, with
careful descriptions on each article,
and returned for your decision.
Remember the required deposit OF
s. on each c. 0. D. purchase or
dered.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Rainbow Iridescent Beads, Earrings
and Combs in Matching Colorings

iIE d, Brown Jewel Shop go South 10Th street. have large
showing OF the fascinating conets Rainbow irdeseen,s.
= beads earrings aud combs match Twelve different shades
wide color which make selection The
reasonable ha, might almost match these charming novelties every
mood The deep blue o lap the golden beauty amber the sn
merng le'einess OF Aqua Marine the evchamg emerald the
nrng color quality OF jade when combined with pearls the
shades OF coral and the unique blues showing which
arkabe advantage Fashions decision hang lovely Mady
dainty =
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Presby,srisn Ladies Aid.

Mrs. Richard skankey will be hos
tess At her home, s7JS North Sixty,
nth street, "Wednesday 20 the mem,
bers Of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Plans Tor the Christmas basar viii
be discussed,
Personals.
Mrs, 4. d. Palmer returned Mon,
day from Chicago.
{. L. Smith returned Saturday
from New Orleans. La.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. r. Mcpherson
moiored TO Plattsmou,h Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. {. MeColl left
Sunday Tor their new home IN Chi
eago.
Mrs, A. ]. Reniro aud son OF kan-
Sas City are guests Al the home ol
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Smith,
James Barry OF Rosalie. Neb,. was
a week end guest at the home OF
his aunt, Mrs James Nancy
Mrs. Edith Smith OF Lincoln is .
guest at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. a. III. Giles. and Mr. Giles.
Fred Thieije OF Wes, Point spen,
che week at the home OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. +. A. Brown. and Mr.,
Brown.
Mrs. a. w. Faith OF Holland,
Neb.. is visiting at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. c. L. Smith, and Mr..
Smith.
7. ]. Mershon. who has spent the
winter in California. is guest at
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. J. w.
Welch, and Mr.. Weleh.
Hershel Babcock who is attending
the state university, spent the week
end at the home OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. NJ. Babcock.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Tweed O. Wool Suits, Ideal in A
Weight and Tailoring.

WGkHt anu aiIoIinS.
w ILCoX & ALLEN. 18th and
w Harney. have an extensive
showing OF the smart Tweed OK
Wool sport suits in demure brown
and blue heather mixtures as well
as the popular high shades favored
in the world OF sports. bronze. gold.
Gamma, tiger. tile. aqua marine.
myrtle. periwinklc, orchid. purple.
long rows of fascinating little suits
to fill every suit need OF the woman
OF the fashion, business or travel
world. Wrinkle-prooi and damp
proof; you'll find them ideal. in
deed. Knickcrs may be had TO
match in any Of the suits shown.
The price. very reasonable. $3.50.
Send for illustrated booklet showing
different models.
Ratine coats embroidered with
stichery in black or in the same color
as the coat.
Slashed Sleeves Fashions Mode
Mark.
THE Mode Pleating Company,
= 4th Floor Paxton Block, 10th
and Harney, bears witness to the
fact that Dame Fashion has issued
a declaration that every voguish
sleeve must be sashed Hundreds
OF sleeves they've been hemstitching
ready for cutting which leaves the
edges smartly picoted. Slashes are
unusually effective, too, over an ac-
cordion-pleated panel OF contrasting
color.
A homespun cape has a collar OF
thick fur.
Notices Which Mother
Will Treasure.
N the A. Hospe company art de-
Apartment. 1913 Douglas, are to be
found hundreds of delightful hand
wrought notices which will prove
unusually acceptable to mother-the
gift to send on Mothers day. Dain-
ty little blossoms riot over the mar
gins of the hand-lettered notices
framed in tinted landings, boxed
ready for mailing.
Hats in bright red straw sound
alluring. One only hopes they will
not become too commonplace before
summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
A White Flower in Memory7a
BRIGHT Flower For Honor-

p EMEMBER your mother with
~ flowers on Mothers Day. Les,
you forget. phone the John Bath
Flower Shop. 18th and Farnan, and
let them send white flowers for
memory, bright flowers in honor on
this day. Phone. Jackson 1906.
A taffeta frock has a null and
Irish bertha and overskirt.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
When Milady's Finished Couture
Shows Lack Of Luster Scalp Con-
ditions Should Be Studied.

hlklOto Sboeao ~
MATURE is almost fatal in her
~ indicative expressions. and
when Milady's coiifurc shows lack
OF briliaucy, all absence OF the raw
ishing sheen so much 10 be admired,
i, is time 10 visit the specialist on
scalp conditions. Dullness OF the
hair is but a forerunner OF badness
and CRAVING hair. Mr.. Roberts and
Mr.. Franks, well known specialists.
personally supervise the scalp treat
ments in their beauty shops-The
Black and White Room, Burgess
Nash: the Salon de Beaute. Hotel
Fontenele, and the Beauty Shop at
the Blackstone.
Chenille birds are worked in
bright colors on straw hats. This
is charming bit OF hat trimming.
Photographic Studio Offers Excep-
tional Lighting Facilities.
THE NELSON STUDIO, second
= floor. Paxton block, Sixteenth
and Harney, phone Douglas 4787,
offers the fascinatingly effective
lighting facilities to be found in any
sof the motion picture studios OH the
Pacific coast. In fact, this clever
new Omaha photographer learned his
art among the movie people. You'll
find the results achieved in lighting
effects novel, indeed; just what you
have been wishing for. The evening
appointments, with assurance of per-
feet results, prove especially attract
i've to stle busy wedding parties OF
earlyspriig.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Smartly Tailored New Gingham
Frocks Show Original Style Notes

AMONDS 18th and Farnan have gngham frock
which greet the spring Finest quality imported gngham
pink check which has ogande bandngs
and white The loose swinging side panels promise chic becomgne
silky little black and white rock has V necklne with edged
ribbon tie in black the Bulgarian
candle collar you'll want at least one of the
red checked affairs gayy youthful when coared with white
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Novel Suggestions iof Making None,
TO Support Milady's Pc, Charity.

THR ALAMITo DAIRY, Twenty.
l. sixth aud Leayeawofih. 'phon'
Douglas 0i09. Is offering a means OF
masing money 10 support miladys
pet charity, To the iour womens
organizations Of Omaha and Council
Bluffs which bring the largest NUM-
her OF members, children aud friend,
10 tic plant during the month OF
May. from the Isl 10 tic 9Th. at :
or $50 =, m, or IN the morning or
evening by special appointment. they
offer donations OF $50. SSS, SIS aud
$40. Great enthusiasm is being ex.
pressed in club circles. for all iormi
OF women's organizations are eligihl,
church societies, women's clubs,
business aud professional women's
clubs. labor unions. parent-iesehefs
associations. mothers circles, sewing
and embroidery clubs, social clubs.
card clubs. lodges and civic improve.
ment leagues. Societies OF over lo0
membership are requested 20 come
IN divisions on. successive days, all
being credited to the society repre-
sented. Any one may vote ior any
organization, whether q member or
not-a yisi, is a vote. Dairy refresh
men,s will be served. with Tree car
tons OF cottage cheese distributed.
Miss Lutte l.. Stearns OF Wisconsin.
well known 10 Omaha, who has been
leeturing in the south and east dur
ing the pas, winter, will talk on
1.-Two Wonders OF the World Re-
serve an afternoon at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

If You Are in
Search Of Ex.
pert Service.
THE Hattie
L Putnam Cor.
set Shop, 5th floor
Karbach block,
18th and Douglas,
will prove a de-
light. Fitted free of
charge are the
Flatter-U bras
sieres, $l.50 to So;
the Brasselettes at
$l.75, for hot
weather wear. Fin
est fabrics, novel
styles, low prices,
the little porch
frocks shown. A
service shop.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07


parimen, OF the Ideal will make ior
you. The ca,alog shows a myriad OF
button molds from which TO make
selection.
New Music Cap.ivs,es Crowd.
u VERY day there's a crowd
~ round the piano in the Shec,
Music Department at the A Hospe
Company, 1913 Douglas. For your
convenience I've listed the follow
ing:
Ring Dang Ding Doo". SOC
Sweetness" soc
"shc's Mine, All Nine. SOC
"You Taught Me TO Care" SOC
"l'll Be Glad TO Get Back to
My Home Town. SOC
"Blue Danube Blues. soc
These are all new in melody and
verse, you'll find them most enjoy
able. When ordering by mail.
please include postage in check.
Bills of Cost Compared in a Face
Brick House.
EVERY builder Of home finds
~ chief in importance the bills OF
cost and realizes that the expert in
building must necessarily be absolute
ly truthful in matters pertaining TO
cost quotations. The Hydraulic Press
Brick company, main floor, w. o. w.
building, Fourteenth and Farnam.
will be glad to send you new book,
let on this subject: also All exquis-
itely illustrated little book which
demonstrates in manner practical and
convincing the advisabilty of build
ing your home of face brick-taken
from every point of view, structural,
artistic, economical and sentimental.
Another little booklet which I'll be-
glad to send you upon request is
How to Build a Brick House"
These three free Of cost. You'll en-
joy the showing of brick panels
which cover the walls Of this great
showroom. Many new color schemes
have found place in 1922 building
specifications.
"Save The Surface And You Save
All"
D EMARKED one of the sterner
Aesex in a letter which I CHANGED
to read the other day--this to Mr..
Green of the Green Pharmacy, 10th
and Howard. 1t is bit amusing to
note that the gentleman was speak
ing Of the exceeding lowness of
decolletage and the extreme short
ness of skirts when he spoke Of.
surface" The protective covering
suggested was that delightful Ar
rnand powder, so delicate in texture,
so delightful in fragrance, of such
splendid protective qualities.
First Warm Days Bring Into Prom
inence the Smartness Of Mems
Shirts.
A S soon as the warm weather
"A makes necessary the removal of
mems vests, there's great demand
for smart new shirts. The Burgess
Shirt Company, End Floor Karbach
Block, 18th and Douglas, have most
attractive new shirtings which any
woman can make up with ease if she
buys one of the Burgess Shirt Pat
terms with instructions. OF course,
Mr.. Burgess himself will drop a val
liable hint on construction if one de-
sires. a
A Colorful Showing of the New
Butterfly Frocks in the "Girlie
Nook"
THE Girlie Nook at Herzberg's
! 1919 Douglas, have the most de-
lightful little Butterfly frocks of
finest quality giughams, all with a
touch Of hand 'broidery for $295.
Slip-over-the- e-head models they're
slashed up at the sides to show
bloomers Of the same material with
springy 'lastic at waist and knees. All.
the girls love their Butterflies
Your Hat Renewed in Usefulness.
THE Kruger Hat Shop, 303 Bar,
1 ker Blk, will reblock your hat,
refreshen your marabou, make over
your furs in manner most satisfac
tory. Closed at two on SATURDAYS
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
hetj Go M0Ppin8 with b]ly

II a spendiluii Nth soul Of flame.
Offering sacrifice.
4 lille space Of moments and Of hours
In mich 10 shine and slOp-
4 candles beauty touches me. oh. more
Than anything knOp.
.#- A CANDLES BEAJTY-By Anne d. PAYNE
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
'P1nsiss Tor Remembrance" o
Mothers Day.

w ELSH's FLOWER SHOP,
w Bfandsis Thsaier. 18th and
Douglas. offers lovely little baskets
filled with pansy plants. -. a de.
lightiul remembrance Tor mother on
Mothers Day, May II. eut flowers
IN baskets range from Si.so 10 s..
Coat Froek Takes Unto Its Charm
iui Surface Rows and Rows Of
Pine Braid.
THE Ideal Button and Plea,ing
l. Company. 5rd Floor Brown
Block. 10th aud Douglas. were plae'
ing countless rows OF ine braid I'm
ishing touch OF loyeliness on little
coat ifoek the other day when !
passed through the workrooms. The
belt. collar. cuffs and wide panels
down the sides OF the skirt were al.
mos, solidly braided in a glowing
red braid. fascinating contrast TO
the tan taupe material. An alluring
trimming Tor your quaint bodice
bloused party iroek OF iwo-,oned
ta'feta is row OF silver eloth-eov.
cred buttons which the button de-
partmen, Of the Ideal will make ior
you. The ca,alog shows a myriad OF
button molds from which TO make
selection.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Benson Society


student AZ Wesleyan university, and
also attending the high school day
program a. the university,
Church Day Dinner.
Over in1 members and friends
were IN attendance al the church day
dinner Wednesday evening OF the
Benson Christian church, The Doug
las county board OF church extension
work was present Alter the dinner
reports from all departments OF tie
church waTk were given.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
A Colorful Showing Of the New
Butterfly Frocks in the "Girlie

THE Girlie Nook at Herzberg's
= 1919 Douglas, have the most de-
lightful little Butterfly frocks of
finest quality giughams, all with a
touch Of hand 'broidery for $2.95
Slip-over-the- head models they're
slashed UP at the sides to show
bloomers Of the same material with
springy 'lastic at waist and knees. All
the girls love their Butterflies"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-10
NONPARTtsAN
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION

-- Ent Mayor
(Name Of CRndidate)
- No'e pr one)
= Tor Police and Fire Commits
Fioner.
Name Of Csndidate)
II (Vote for Onc.)
- For Commissioner Of gtreets
and Public Property.
tName Of CandidAto)
II (Noto for Ono.l
- For waterworks and Sewerage
Commissioner.
tName ~ Candidate.)
II Vote for Ons.b
- For Commissioner Of Finance
and Revenue.
(Nano Of CandldateD
- tVote for OneD
= For city Auditor.
tNatne OF CandidateD
~ tNOte Tor One.)
official ballot attest
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able attorneys fec aud cost. of collection
shall IN no event exceed tho folioping
amounts and schedule ot percentages.
For reasonable coat Of collection. not 10
exceed the sum Of $3.50 In anx case
For reasonable attorneys fee. where
Incurred. an amount not 10 exceed twenty
delinquent installmont or lnstalimants and
accrued tdtercst thereon, which In M
case shall orceed the sum 81 $50 90 and
iu 40 case he less than the sum of 1850
shall boo construed 10 operate as a iinlta-
tion up0n tho power OF any court Of
gompeieut lurFdicuon wherein suit ls
brcIEbt 90 foreciose the lien securing sail
tsS biii nr tax bills tO fx shd detsfmino
y tcaH0uable Attorney Zoe 10 be taxed IN
the action In favor OF the holder u tbs
.srcrioN I. rnai passage py Bosrd
of Commissioners Of this Ordinance,
finally araesslnK the property herein de-
sso.,eed is P,oPS5,ioh',s sodl1, shSro o. re
benefit derived thsrofrom. and In maklns
bnd fiHing q lion upon the property az
herein set out shall opersto ms notice of
creditors ~ the owners of such property
ana the purchaser thereof aud the lien
hereby nNrd shall bo effective against all
SECTION g. That an ordinances NJ
parts ~ ordinances In conflict with tho
pruNlAiuns of mis- ordinance, Insofar AZ
such conflict exists. b.. and :ho sams srs
SECTION O. Tnnt an emergency exist.
fOf The pTpaervntiou OF 80 public health
peace ana safety, ana for tho furthoranco
q street improvements. by reason whore
and after rs passage, approval and
publication,
PASSED. ana the emergency clause
7th day NJ February 1929.
APPROVED this 7th day Of February
'"''
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tPubiiahed in the Tulsa DAILY World Fsb.
,usry s, Z, :, ,, 10. ts72. World Publlah.
lnH company, pubishcrD
NCIlcE For HEARING ON ASSE3s.
MENTS. ron PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
stz, CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
IN compliance with tho resolution ~ the
eyard of commissioner adopted OF the
siet dey Of January 1922, notice ls hercb.
gwen that the Board of Commissioner ~
me City of Tulsa, Oklshoms. hsa aEau-
med the estimate and statement NJ tho
guy enGincer aa to tho amount of tho
cost OF the Vibrolithic concrete pavement
which should be assessed against the thut
.pE ,,E property, tho property benefiii"d abd
other property liable TO asHofHment ana
me owners thereof In sTHEET tN
pROvEMENT DtsTRtCT so 5i2 which
includes tho following described portions
OF streets, to-wit.
=. LATIMBR STREET from the East
lino OF Boston Avenue 60 West line of
Cincinnati Avenue.
And nRid board ~ ommisslunara has lg
resolution duly approved tho afDrerail
statement and eAtmatn Of the city rugl
neer ana has determined 60 u".oH8 the cost
OF tho improvements IN Hnld dHtIrt
sEainnt the nbuttiuE properly the propefif
benefited nnd uthor property liable TO a.
scrsment and tho owners i1oreof 's tni
lows, to.wit