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TUB BKK: OMAHA, TUESDAY. NOVUM HEtt 3. 1014. Nebraska STATE OUT OF DANGER ZONE State Veterinarian Don Not Believe Nebraska Cattle Affected. Nebraska INSPECTION RULES VERY STRICT Official Drrlarea Little 1'haare of Affected Cattle Beta Sr.at Here Rea-alatlnna Are to Be Fall? Enforced. Wheeler Points Out Provision of Law Upon Amendments (From a Fluff Corrr spondrnt.) LINCOLN. Nov. lA(Speclal.)-U tho law being carried out this year retarding the manner and form .In which constitu tional amendmonts shall be placed upon the ballot? II. II. Wheeler, compiler of statutes (or many year, says It Is not, and calls attention to section 2004, revised statutes of 1,3, which reads: On constitutional questions submitted to the voter where a "for" or "saalnst" vote Is required and where any political party has In state convention taken ac tion ns a party either for or ARntnst such question, the county clerk shall have the GERMANS GIYE OUT NEWS OFPROGRESS Official Information Via Berlin Say, Fighting in Northern France Favorable. BULGARIA IS WITH TURKEY Seml-Offlelal l'aper la Sofia e. elarra that Two Coaatrlea Are I alteil la Air and that May Be Taken. Between 6 and 7 Million Belgians Almost Without Homes or Country (From a Staff Correspondent.) IjTNCOLN, Nov. 2. (Social.) Stata Veterinarian Klgln received this morning n. letter from John J. Furgerson, Inspector of tho Vnlted States Live Stock associa tion, notifying him that the foot and mouth disease was raging among cattle in Ind.ana and Michlaan. rect.y after the worda "for" or "against. He did not think there w4s any chance case may be. so as to plainly In- ...... , , . . ... . . ' ... 1 dicate to the voter the stand taken by thHt Nebraska would be hit by the disease Bui,h party on ,u,.h qupsUon aa shown uihut iiits yrrat'nfc live biulb iiioidiiuit m aineuuia A. and rules for prevention of live stock j In the Instructions ' given to county, i l.eing st-.lpped into the state. Sixty-six , clerks for the printing of the ballot tho HUfPSI-nf, Nov. 2 (Via London. I'etneen .000.(VO and 7.000,01 Nelglnns lave little or nothing to call "home." They are people almost without a country. Foodstuffs, forage, horses, rattle and automobiles not commandeered by the lli-lgtan army when the war broke out. have been selted by the Oermans. Prac t'cally every acre la now swept of every thing valuable. - It la estimated that there arc now L-00,noO Belgians In Kngland and SOO.OOO In BERLIN. Nov. S itiv Wlreless.)-In- Holland. The lowest estimate. made ners formation given out today for the presa : places the number of Belgian homee de In official Quarters Is as fo'.ows: stroyed. or so badly damaged as to be The progress of the fighting on the uninhabitable, at 1,X10.M. Malles. Lou front In the north of France la regarded ' xatn. Liege. Namur. Charlerol, Mons. hera as hltrnlv Javorable. The renorli ! Plhant and a score cf smaller places name of such political party printed dl-'.,Ivn ou, yesterday! with Its news that i have been so shattered by the artlfWry heFrertfh had been" thrown back across ' fire ofthe opposing armies that less than the Alsne at. a point near Solssons, and ! half of the normal population are do- that the operations already had been ex- cently sheltered. tended to the west front of Verdun. Is A report from Llmbourg says supplies herds have been slaughtered In the two statea mentioned and eighty-eight more are to be slaughtered very soon. Treasurer Reports. According to the monthly report of State regarded as the most favorable Issue for for the bread line have been exhausted some time past. ond the feejlne -can be 'resumed only when American food arrives The seituie of cattle lor the armies Trcasmer Walter A.. Georjrq there was ?iS,juo.34 more In the state treasury at the close of business October SI than there was at the close of business the ..." ' " . .. "Letters from the front reaching Berlin Whenever the secretary of state has I. .. ,. ..... . , ... , rfniu i i. 1 desci Ibe the fighting between Nieuport tloiiK to be submitted to a vote of the. 'and Ypres Is probably the fiercest of the 'hss left "the country without beer, milk people the county ctrrk shall hnve printed whole' war. The Germans forced their and cheese, Thu supply of grain ordl- .., im nauiex oi an canamaies ma . . v ,,ih..M I,. nlh at. n.riitf imHi tmm th. HAit-ll stnt... ,.- . .... .. . . . ..... ...... vj upon the recular ballots the ouestlon In I tacKs. .The toll of death was grcrtt on such form as will enable, the voter to both side. '. . - . ' vol.. upon the question so presented.' j -Thn lighting In ToKvnd has not yet The law says that live ballot shall be I recommenced, but In Ualklii. accordlna: month previous. The figures of the re- minted In the form shown in this act. 1 10 ,eolnl dispatches, events would ap port show that there Is now in the state The form plainly .shnws ihat where en- j pear 5 Approaching a decisive move treasury wsn.nivai, while tho previous re- derailments of a constitutional amend- j ment A iliipntch received here from port showed a l'iil;im.j of $632,367.97. Re- j nirnt have been made by any polltk-al Cracow says the liuaslah have been celpts for tti-: l:ift l.ionth have amounted party that endorsement Is shown by party I thrown back across the Sun river and to JlilT.-'SO M ;md (lie iymenU $110,01.72- j doHlgnatlpn the fame as that which fol- ejected from Lezaibk, whence tlte Aus Cash on i-.utid Rir.runts to $3.1110; on 1. ws a candidate. 1 tnana pursued . them ' jyr distance of deposit. . '.. :T.".i uud warrants on hand, j .Secretary of State Walt says that this j Iour lnct. . i .."18. .0. 1 p'nn lias not been followed out since the Investments of thu trust funds of tho ' primary law came Into effect. Mr. snd' Canada has ben cut off. ' For aev- Girls! Beautiful, Charming Hair,'. No Dandruff 25 Cent Danderine eial weeks Handera as able to help the eastern portion, but now that the lowlands have become the scene of fight li'g, Bruges, Ohent, Antwerp and Ostend rre tuffevlng the same dlstresa. At Liege, tho Pittsburgh of Belgium, tho steel Industry has been brought to standstill. At Antwerp, the New Yorl; ( ml of the llelRisns. all shipping has stopped Hundreds of Mg steamers He Idle at tho docks along the Scheldt. Thousands o'l frelgbt trucks are rusting beside the canals, while the horses are dead In Flemish battlefields. The' drivers and freight handlers are In hospitals or wltn King Albert a army. ,' Nieuport and Ostend, the latter sug gesting Atlantic City to an American, are occupied by the Oermans and the hotels are tilled with German wounded. At Brussels, tho deserted capital. In d ust r eg are shut down. The stores have no food to sell and the public no money to buy If opportunity offered. Members of noble families have discharged their servants and joined the bread line. The fesr Is commonly expressed that the city with Its famous buildings will be deMrvcd either by attack or by the nermann themselves, should they be com pelled to retire. Everywhere one hears dories of bu hllngs having been mined so they can be blonn up In case the city rannot be. held. Your hair becomes light, wavy, flufry. abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young girl's after a "Panderlne hair cleanse." Just try this moisten a cloth with a little Dan. derlne And carefully draw It through vnur nair. taking one small strand at a This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and In Just a few moments you have doubled the-'beauty or your hair. , ' Besides beautifying the hair, at once. Danderine dissolves every particle of dan. druff; cleanaes, purines and Invlgoratei the scalp, forever stopping Itching and falling hair. But what will please you most will bj after a few weeks use when you will actually see new hslr fine and downy at first yes but really new hair grow ing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty,, soft hair and lots or It surely tet a JS'cent bottle of Knowlton'a Dan derine from any druggist or toilet coun ter, and Just try It.-Advertlaement. v JURORS UP BEFORE ENGLISH Presiding Judge of District Court Examines the List Drawn. state are repotted as follows rerninnt.Til school fund J'cri.ianunt univerMty fund... Acil collect- endowment Normal endowment fund 1 nivtrs.ty builair.g fund Totai .S.H-.(M in lkmos on hand 7 H.rifi I r ivcrslt.v .vurritnts on hand.. lSS.M 81 Normal school war's, on hand lS-.'.tcT.S Oer.eral :'und warrants on hand 2tSG,4D3.ii5 Whoeler Insists that whenever a law Is 74U.707.74 1 envtcd It is sunnoscd to be carried out. '.4 M) on ' nr"1 l,e know'8 f,r ''-ormtles which are not 7S.:'. 001) ; noint; 11, ani ue'ievea tne wnoio state is 2'6 40.03 I ncg'e.-tlns tli's provision of tho election law rcKurdlnx the constitutional amend ments. ' , TOUI .$D,!G4,0y. t OTOE COUNTY PIONEERS HAVE INDOOR PICNIC ' Bryan and Maguire Talk at Tecumseh NKBRASffA CITY. TECUMSEH. Neb.. Nov. S.-(Speolal 1 Telegram.) W. J. Bryan and Congresa- Nco., Nov. 2 -I man Maguire were heard In Tecumseh i exclts ,lnboiinded enihusiasm here i Special.)--The Otoo County Old Settlers' " Afternoon, jur. Maguire explained tssoclntlon held their annual meeting at h Inability to canvass tire First dls iim.ia Armv of the llcpublic hall and j lrct fr re-election In that congress hnd .1 . 1,.0 .tfimflnne- Tho 1 d-talned him In AVashlngton. Mr. Bryan meeting v.as In the nature of a box we the achievements of the democratic supper, each furnishing his own supper. 1 riV ln lust two years. He dwelt h eoffen which rvcd hv : t length upon the eo.ual suffrage propo ne i.iie. Th orfic,-. nf tho orln-' "Hon and asked that it" be supported. Antlrlnni Making; I'roitrrin. "An Austrian official report declares merely that tin- Austrian forces In cen tral Gallcla hnvu retained all the cap tured positions to the tiortli and east of Turk, tiear Rtrj-Sanibor; to the cast of rrxemysl, and on the lower Pim river. They repulsed au attaeic near Disco, thq Kusslans losing many prisoners. A Rus- j slan column, composed of Infutitry, cav- airy and artillery, has been defeated to tho north of Kuthy. on the frontier or Uukowlna and Gallcla. "The exploits of the Turkish l'leet. whl"h bombarded Odessa and Sebastopol and destroyed two Russian warships, nineteen tran.sports and several oil tanks. El Imparctal, A newspaper of Madrid, re ports that there Is dangerous unrest ln Algeria. The natives have refused to enter the military service and have killed French policemen. Rnlnrnrln nnil Trrlir.y AII.RIkM. "L'Echo de Bulgarle. a semi-official newspaper published In Sofia, declares MANY EXCUSES ARE OFFERED IliAning Brlnus Oat Nnmber of Well Known t'Ulsc.ns Tweaty Nlne Are Kicuscd from llaty for Term. tlon arc: President, Mrs. John C. Wat- "W'h'tfc, .-Neo., rso. .-icspeciai.;-1 tnat the reatlons between Bulsarla and i-on; first vice president, Mrs. D. C. I Secretary of State W. J. Bryan add-essed Turkcjr are excellent shape. Both coun- ,.i. .m Mm o n a crowd estimated at w on tne central I.aker; third vice president, Mr. G. T. ! "'"npol grounds this morning. He drove The secretary of the King of Bulgaria Overton- secretary Mrs C ' M Hubner: ' from here t0 Pane City and from Paw- naa Kone to Constantinople to confer with " 1 . rr- u I T lA.t.a ' . ... treasurer. Mrs. R. E. Hawlcy: historian. "lul""e"' ml"lll lu "'"-"'"i leading Turktsn statesmen. .Tinge Paul Jeeson. After a business ses- j.thls ev"lnK- flf.n dr.ncln:; was Indulged In irk. ....... c-U'O uuiicoK. nun iiiuoigvu 111. a lie ut-Ai ' . . mccMng wlll .be held In the summer a , A6U. JJOOrKGSpGr From Council Blulfs 1 iries rememoer me lessons 01 ivu ana iJiiJpear or anange to be excused when the roll was called. Three of them, William G. Happ, Mike Seaton and N. H. Howard, had died alnoe the Jury list wsji complied last January. The -others are being looked up and are thought to have moved away frorn the district. ,eiv Move at Edgar. HDOAR, Neb.," Nov. 2.-(Spcclal.)-Rev. Mr. ITanyoh - of Topeka, Kan., Superin tendent of '-Public - Welfare league- of Koiifns, sr-oke on "Community Interests" lc a large audience In the opera house. i marry Mis- Jennie Wright of Council "J Jndfa" f'tle li' Dluffs. la., who is 53 years old. The S,T t It? hospital, look like that are now biota on the landscape at least clean and wholesome. l;tlh yesterday atteriwop anl last nltjl.t ciuffs, la., aged 70 years and one of the at a union meoilns of all the churches. 1 oorkceper at the house' of representa Ilc orgnrlzed a -committee which was ' tives caino tq Baltimore this afternoon 1 itrr.eJ by K. F. Anderson,, nominatins and secured a marriage license shortly twelve Edgar citizens who- were ' con-" belore the closing of the office of the fii-:ncd by the gathering. The object of tin k of the court of common pleaa. '.lie work la to co-ordinate all the welfare Mr. Cousin said tls afternooori he would 1 forces of the city Into one working force, to tiupervise the playgrounds and the i.ames or. the younger folks, to enforce ceremony v. ill be- performed by Rev. the curfew law and the clean up and Charles M. Eyeter at hia home here, runitary ordinances and to make places ,Mr. Couidn has been married before, his first wife having died seven year ago. "There Is nothing unusual about my marriage," said Cousin last night at the Hotel fclvlderc. "I came to Baltimore to have the ceremony performed because) 11 is clco to Washington. I have been ir'oorkecper at the house of representa tives for tho last four years and was c-no of the aeventen old soldiers who wcie appointed to the' position by a s.kc lei act o: congrets. "I received my apolntment during President Tafl's administration. , MIsj Wright whom I Will m&rry tomorrow has not yet reached the city. She has been visiting in . Chicago and. will arrive In Baltimore tomorrow morning. A eon as I am married ,1 will go to Washington Hnd remain ther until 'after the Ad journment of conaress." 'The press declares that the Rrltlsh statement of October 27 saying that the governments of the powers In the triple entente have resolved shortly to effect a j settlement of the very strained relatione between the Balkan statea, proves that TX7 J "D'l4-Jv (Turkey Is not guilty for the outbreak of YVedS 111 DaltiniOre hostilities in the near east. "Thu German government haa organised a civil administration in the French min ing districts of Longwy and Brley, where there are ore pits valued at 225,000,000 franca (146,000.000).' Raaalan Hospitals Unaaaltnrjr. "The Pagblad, published at Stockholm, Sweden, declares In a dispatch from Petrograd that the Russian sanitary serv ice Is lacking In hospital requisites, such BALTIMORE. Md., Nov. 1 (Special Telexram.) Levi B.. Coueln of Council fni Notes from Kalrbury. FAIRBURT. Neb.. Nov. .-(Speclal.;-Notwlthstanding extra police precaution in Knlrbury Saturday night, a number of 1 lallowe'cn doprodatloiis were committed. A sphndld mule team and spring wagon, P3 well as a horae and buggy, were stolen from tile square and cannot be located, j Alfred A." Straube. a prominent Rock Island passenger engineer. Is critically id at his home with Brighfa disease. County Superintendent R. C. Harriss held a teachers' meeting ln the assembly room of the Falrbury High school Satur day. Over 100 Jefferson county teach- ers were In attendance. The list of petit Jurors drawn to serve for the third three week of thu Septem ber term of1 district court was called be fore Presiding Judge James P. English yeRterday morning. Many excuses were offered by men who had been drawn and did not want to serve. . Among those excused for a. few days were William Eleke of a country pre cinct, Paul Moore of Kill Locust street and Kenneth H. Patterson of 425 North Forty-first street, who had been previ ously chosen by the election com missioner under the pure election law to serve on election boards Tuesday. Tho fact that these three and many other cltl xens of wide acquaintance and high stand ing were summoned to serve on the Jury panel was noted by court attaches as In dicating the character and dependability of tho panel. Nineteen men summoned failed to an- Twraty-nlne Eicutrd. Twenty-nlnti men were excused for the term. Including Milton Darling. William Ehlers, Frank Keogh, Murtln Kirk, B. J. Iiarkln. Kenneth M. Paterson, John' W. Bmlth, Thomas F. Swift. George I). Tun nlcllff. Joel H. . Wright, Jr.. . and other men who have qualifications recommend ing them as good Jurors, but who suc cessfully plcaeVd various excuses. John I Hakcr, president of the Baker Ice Machine company, secured an ex- ci se for the present, as did a number of others. Including Robert A. ICsston of the Studebsker company, Walter 11. Howell, a grocer, and Oeorgo S. John ston of the Western Paper company. r.vrry C'Klaea'a Duty. Judge English explained . to the men summoned for Jury service that such w-as a part of the duty of every oltlsen, and he told them not to ask to be excused unless It was necessary. He snld all classes were represented In the list of l.'iO aa drawn by chance from the big tin drum by himself, the county clerk and the clerk of the district court. It waa explained that If tho men best qualified to serve aa Jurors should be excused those remaining on the panel would not be a thorough representation of the cltlien shtp. Some of the reasons assigned for the excuses were sickness, death In the fam ily, a pending lawsuit, business duties, deafness and inability to speak English. After all excuses had been granted about 100 men out of the 150 remained on the panel. Homo of these will prove Ineli gible to serve on 1 account of having moved from tho district Allies Are Slowly Advancing Toward the City of Ostend LONDON. Nov. 2. The correspondent of tho Times, In northern France, tele graphing, under date of Sunday, sums up the situation on the ba.ttja front by stat ing that the allies are dally creeping to ward Ostend, which is now hardly occu pied at all In a military sense. The num ber of Germans holding It is so negligi ble, he says, that If the allies achieve, a definite victory ln the fight for the river, Ostend will fall unresistingly into their hands. , . Klnkald Visit Caadroa. CHADRON. Neb., Nov. 2. (Special.) Congressman Moses P. Klnkald made a Hying visit to Chadron last week. Ha came J11 from Crawford Friday evening and held a reception at Blaine hotel. Mr. Klnkald waa Judge in this district before he waa elected to congress and was very Popular In this county. Saturday morn ing he visited the railroad shops and bus iness houses, leaving at 10 o'clock ln an automobile for Hay Springs. I Farim-ra' Institute. In Danes. CHADRON, N,.b.. Nov. 2.-(!pecla!.)-rifteen days of farmers' institutes at fifteen place 3 in Dawes county close-! yesterday at .Mart-land, with a total at tendance of ovfr 1.000 at all points. Dl leetor Hawkes has aroused enthusiasm, and as his efforts are practical, he Is doing great good. Coarslnat Meet at Oaell. BEATRICE. Neb.. Nov. 2. (Speclal.) At the coursing ' meet which closed at Odell Saturday, Rambling Rose and Diamond Wedge, owned by Lynch and Hurst of Wymore, won the all-age stake, and Cajveroiie and Racing Rhyme divided the puppy stake. slaughter houses, this paper says, "The Bulgarian minister at Rome haa declared ln an lntervlow that a close I understanding exists between Bulgaria j and Turkey. I "Tho University of Bonn has conferred ! the honorary degree of doctor on Herr von Ki-upp and Herr Havenatein. The latter Is president of the Imperial bank and the degree was given him on account of Germany's splendid financial prepara tions for the war. "Bitter quarrels have broken out at Darmstadt between English and French prisoners of war. As a result it became necessary to move tne English, among whom Is Colonel Grey, Into ' soother camp." Plot Discovered to . Wreck Welland Canal WELLAND. Om.. Nov. .-United States secret service men navel discovered n plot ro blow up the Welland canal And the Toronto, Hamilton & uf !o railway tunnel at Hamilton, according tol infor mation received by the dominion govern ment. Every , available secret service man . la the employ of the .Canadian government nd . defectives of the Can adian Pacific railroad , were summoned today to meet in Toronto, whence they will leave to patrol the tunnel at Hamil ton and the canal from St. Catherines to Lake Erie. The canal ha beon under guard of dominion troops since the out break of the war. Bad Cold? Feel Headachy, Dull and Stopped Up Vote KENNEDY ertisement. for dKNATOR. Ad- Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A ' dose of "Papc'a Cold Compound' taken ev. erv twn hours until Ihr.. l...o. U ! en will end .-rinr- mi.r. nt k..w r. ' ig At Waterloo, died there Sunday. a severe cold either In the head, cheat or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages; stops nasty discharge, or nose running: relieves sick headache, dullness. feverlshneas, sore throat, sneezing, aorenaea and stiffness. ''Pape's Cold Compound'' Is the quick est, surest relief known And costs only Z't cents at drug stores. It acta without assistance, tastes nice, and Inconvenience. Don't tute. Advertisement. DEATH RECORD . Roy A. .Davis. GIBBON. Neb., Nov. 2. (Special Tele gram.) The funeral- of Roy A. Davis, senior member of the Gibbon Roller Mills company, was held today. He died of typhoid fever after an Itinera of three weeks.. Mr. Davis waa born In Gibbon In 1&7& . He was -well ki.own throughout the state And was esteemed - and re spected. The funeral was held under the auspices of the Masonic order with sixty members taking psrt. conducted !y Rob ert French of Kearney -A widow and five children survive him. Mrs. Mary Keele. Mrs. Mary Keefe, aged 13 years, restd- De- ceased was A pioneer of Nebraska, com ing to the atate In 1556 from Davenport. Ia., where she waa married.. Surviving her are two sons and three daughters. The funeral will be Wednesday at I A. m., with services at the home and. burial at the Catholic cemetery In Waterloo. Mrs. Keefe was born In King county, Ireland. Cadets Will Help ! Entertain Teachers Here for Meeting The Central High school jiuplls are do ing their part toward the entertainment of the visiting teachers. A committee of over eighty of the cadeta in their uni forms will meet the teachers at the sta tions and escort or direct them to Any place in town they wish to go. A number of' the boya also will be present with their cars to drive the visitors over the town. , All preparations are being made by the pupils and the faculty at the high school I to make the building and classrooms full of Instruction and entertainment. The girls In domestic science and re wing hao samples of their work out In view so ss to give an Idea of the work that they are doing. A number of the pupils will be In the laboratories to perform experi ments for the visitors. The Glee club under Mr. Wotowa will eing Thursday morning In . different parts cf the city. They have been working on some good rongs for the visitors. On Friday afternoon the fool ball team will pjay the East Des Moines High school at P.ourke park. The date was changed from Saturday to Friday so that the teachers ceuid ' attend the game. Tickets will be furnished all the visiting teachers who wish to see the game. CALIFORljIA BOYS CALL ' , ON PRESIDENT WILSON WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-Presldent Wilson today received twenty-five high s4iool agricultural club winners from Cal ifornia. Mr. Wilson congratulated the farm boys on their achievements. Scientific Opinion .the World Over ! unanimous that caffeine and tannin, the poisonous drugs In tea and coffee, should not bo ueed unless as medicines under the directions of a doctor. These drugs ln tea and coffee are kuowu to be one of the common causes of chronic headache, nervousness, dyspepsia, "coffee heart," and other aches aud ills. , If you are troubled with any such ailments, suppoue you do as thousands of others have done, get relief by quitting both tea and coffee and uslug POSTUM "There's a Reason" Postum Is made only from prime wheat and a bit of whole some molasscH. It is a pure food-drink, nourishing and appetiz ing, and entirely free from the tea and coffee drugs, or any other harmful substance. Young and old drink Postum with pleasure, two forms. It comes In Paler ralkarciu Tattle-la. Toil wbl like tneir positive action. They have A tonlu effect un the bowels, and give A wholrsonn. thorough cleansing to 'the entire bowel tract. Stir the liver to j healthy activity and keep stomach sweet Constipation, headache, dull, tired feeling Kldaey Troable sis Weak Bark, (never afflict those who use Foley Cath Blcns of breakdown In health. Electric srtlfl Tablets. Only S5o. Specially com. causes no 1 Blttrrs gives sure relief aud lasting bene- fortlng to stout person, who enjoy the accept a substl-lfit from its use. 60c And fl. ' g'sts. Advertisement. All dmg , light And freo feeling ' they give. ' dealers everywhere. Advertlaemat. All Regular Poatuiu must be boiled. 15c and 25c packages. Instant Tostum soluble made In the cup with hot water, instantly. 30c and 60c tins. Both kinds are delicious and the cost per cup is about the same. Grocers Everywhere sell POSTUM Some Bargains Left From Our Drop Pattern Sale OF FURNITURE When the door opened at 8:30 this morning people fairly swarmed in and bargains were snapped up eagerly. The selling is briskly continuing, but some very, attractive offerings are still unsold. . The assortment wnrf so large that it was hardly expected that all could bo sold in one day. ' - . We list a' few of these items below but every item is subject to prior sale.' COME IN AND SEE THEM 1 60. 00 Table, mahogany i ..... . $65.00 3-piece 'Parlor , Suite, mahogany $200.00 Hall Clock, mahogany $78.00 China Closet, msbogany , $206.00 China Cabinet, mahogany $55.00 Arm Chair, oak, leather upholstered.'..; $192 Pair Twin Bed. Circassian -walnut (2) for . S30.0D 8530.00 3110.00 . $moo S10O.0O . R27.f.O &75.UO $24.00 Kunied Hook Case .." ftlQ.OQ $102.00 3-plece Parlor Suite, mahogany .V. . . . 37.50 $45.00 China Cabinet, mahogany V ..&4,2.50 $30 00 China Cabinet, fumed oak &14.00 $5.50 Stand, fumed oak ..' $2.50 $6.75 Rocker, mahogany finish, . upholstered seat ...... 913.25 $15.60 Princess Dresser, golden oak .' v.; S8.50 Orchard & Willielm Co. 414-416-418 South 16th St. VlJIJlJlJlJlJILrUriJlJ1 M- r'kM 1. I'll ft. Distributors. J I GrOtch IV Jr v4 Union UNDERaWEAR Remember , to buy it You will forget you have it on. A snog, easy fit Perfecf freedom, and oh I how comfort able. The improved tpring-needle knit fabric doe it. Men's union and separate , garments, $l,up.' . Vtka KnUHnt Cm., Mttn, IX' K t. ASK YOUR DEALER for Sprtngl M. 'E. SMITH & CO., "Distributors. What is the World'. Finest Whbkey? "ftEDAR BROOK, to be sural" I That's a question quickly an swsrsd by those who know good whiskey. And the result la . that CEDAR BROOK is the largest selling brand of high grads Kentucky . whiskey in the world. If you want to be certain, say, "CEDAR BROOK, to be sure" at , AU hmding Clubt, Ban, Rtmur anl, Ho fit, and alio at all , ' Uading Dtaltrt , fLJ (UQ-M.rAYt s JUm md "7L1 ' Vi.ucN-.-:' 7 - - : J .mmam StS ft III .'H Bottled in Bond For Sale Everywhere ' ' 1 TALK TO FLITTON ABOUT YC03 EYEG Osuglas IMS. 1S .1th U I3co leaders are too Intelligent to Overlook the OpjX)rtuui ties in the 44 Want Ad" Columns. They're Worth Heading.