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14 THE BFX: OMAHA, F7?l!AY. APRIL 30, 1915. NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET Equipment and Industrial Shard Score Marked Ad ranees. UKITID STATES STEEL PIVOT NEW YORK. April ClmimteJitlal reporta to the effect that additional con Uact for war supplies hart ben awarded to American manufacturers contributed In considerable degree to today's active) stock market Th equipment and Indua trlnl aharea. hich rwently figured Im portantlv In this conncrtlon. mthI ? ad vance ranging from J to point, Weet InKhourw Wrctrlr making a tilKh record. In point f actual pertorman-e. I'nlted Ptate Steel ai the pivot around which the IM revolved. That stock, on dnlinK agsrepstins about 2 l"r cent of tne whole, edxanied VI points to within the emallBet fraction of the year a heat price, hut fell back toward the cloee. to the ac companiment of adver trade minora. Although the volume of biiln wee below that of recent active rwaalon. to dure movement waa very broad, taklns. In aJmoet every division of the llet. Siand erd railway sharps were not especially prominent at anv tlma. only a fw u.-s In thla claaa makln appreclahla gain, on the other hand. Mlasoiul. kanaa & Texas and Wabash laaue were Itolh ac tive and atrona. , Copper more tlan retained tlelr steadv advance of the laat month, allwlt. Amalaamated reflected ateady pressure, tiaa atorka roae 2 to i point th" creaae of h Conaoildated (la dlv blend Local trartlona barely held their sslns or the prelm's day. Decllnoa of a folnt or more In rUeel and some other favorltea provoked Irregulsrttv at the Hose Total sln of atocka amounted to r.. anii share. . Katea for time loana showed an ' t- r tendency. natural result of the laxse ca"h suVpliee now available at moat re- TArT'reflected moderste Inou.ry in Tnd.m. tranacontlnentala belli most In JaTor there. The Hank of KnKland state ment reported another email loae of gold reuc..m.f liability rervea The lop bond marari i - - - ve.leHay'. strensth but trad In w inuch lighter. New Tork le ntral bent .ire were blither and VJ, ,' "'' fundlnir 4a roae over b polnta Total aalea. wChsnged on "Number cf enlee end leading quotation n Mock. w.ra as -'n.H.V.- AlMki ooH ... an alsamafe Cep ... Avmlran Beat Sulrax... Amarli-an raa An.erloaa H. AVW i . Am. Suaar lUfirilns." A men ran Tal. 1J... Awrlrai Toeco AraroTKla Mlalng Airhlaaa Unlllmnra OliKV ... Hrnnarra Hai Traeall. 4llfrnla "Vrtmlauai ... Canadian rriflo onlral Ialbor I'hnapMM O1" t.lri rat Waalera. CMcaan, M. HU T... 'blwtn N. V c lilno tlnppa Intnrmio rl Iroa... IMirtf 4 Rle Oranaa... ixnrer it. ' I4.... Iiiailllara Bacarltl ... Frla inral Klartrte trat KorUiara f (ireat No. Ora Mia tiuaaanbaiai Itplaratlim. Illinnla OirtrnI ......... lulerlreairh Mat. pfa... Ir.lrallnnl Harraalaf . Kanaaa Cll Bouthara.. . Iluah Vallay ulTllle Naatirllla. Mrslraa ratrolaum .... Miami VPW Mlaamirt, K. T M lav nil Parlllo Salloaal Ularolt Nalli'nal l-aa Kttaita Cepaar Ne York l trl N. V.. N. 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Bank C Icarlaa;, Oil UIA. April 9-Kank rlearlnsa for Omaha lry ere 8.4hi,4j &v and for tha rotitHHi.tiia" Cy last yvavr t;'.aal.7.7!. Shanl4 9it Fori Dlaraarata. So many peopla troub.ed with lodlgea- Uon and constipation hav teen benefited tr taking Cbamtwirlalu's Tablet that ne on ahould favl discouraged who haa not Klveo thera a trtaL They contain no pep sin or other digestive fermenta, but alreiigUtea tbe stomach and enable it to lrform its function naturally. Obtain able evsrywhare. A4rvartisakeol RIYAL SPEAKERS IN DUELOF WORDS Mayor CaUi Sutton Fonr-Fluiher, latter Rrpliei Dahlman Winki at Corporation Bobbery. TALK FROM AUTOS TO SAME MEN The excitement of a ninth-inning rally, the thrills of a battle royal, the enthualasrn of a tug-of-war all were rolled into the compoalte last night .on Douglas afreet near Fif teenth, when the "Ina" and "Outa" locked horna in a sensational spell binders' duel, at twenty pces. The "Ins" had the rorner and the crowd first and were exhorting mer rily, when an auto containing former Judge A. L. Sutton, Harry B. 7.1m man, I.. II. Mosaman and Frank Odell drove up. Mayor Pahlman waa talktnic from an other machine leaa than twenty feet away, when Judge. Huttnn opened fire. .1ve aail Take. The next hour and n half meniberi of a crowd exceeding- l.&of) taught anatchea of aomthlna; Ike thla: "J net take a took at that lily, aurker atandlna there In the auto. Jle Ult hi r Job a judge to run for the mayoralty, but he got cold feet and now 1 1' try ing to get back Into aomething by shoot ing the bull for that wn h of y i'pa they call the "Klg Hlx!" Then in reply: "I tell you cltlxrns of timalill that you have) kept the stoolplgeotia of the corpor atlona In office too long. Von hve atood by In alienee and allowed the Iron hwl of money to grind our necka It.to the dual: you" "U. bunk! Uateji to that windjammer there! fn't that the Old Stuff Its what they hand out every year at elec tion time. Voters of Omaha, cen t you over get tired of hearing them rav like " 'Rah for F. very body. " 'Ray for Jim Dahlman! 'Rav f'r Jim Dahlman! "Ray f'r th Kquars Hevcn! Hoo-ray) Hoo-ray! "7.1 in man! Zlmman! The Big Hlx." "Hoo-ray!" It was Ilka a prise fight In that the opposing speakers were ever on guard to send In a smashing blow or parry a dangerous thrust. It waa Ilka a bill game in that the crowd, like bleacherltcs, were ahoutlng worda of advico or enccurage mnnt or derlalon. It waa a riot of mingled enthualaam, rage, joy, dlaguat. Irritation, shouts, cat calla-all ens pualiing. pulling, milling maaa. Maay Klarhta Start. Kaoh side had its partisans. Or man would lift hla voice to shout, "You're all right Jim Dahlman, you're always j right!" when his nolghbor would utter i a growl and shout, "Tell It to 'em, Ilsrry! j Atta boyl Atta boo-oy! ' . - a dosen fist fights wero averted by In- terfvrrnca of police or cool headed speo- tatore. , Th crowd was first attracted by Can- jdldate Bdward Simon, tkho aftar review- hla record in the legislature, pleaded away to another meeting, when' Mayor lahlman ilrova up. He waa shaking iibout the proposed light-rate ordinance. hen the auto bearing opposition candi dates camu up to within twenty foet. In a moment the two charmers were at work upon the emotion of the crowd. Uahlman mould clinch a gripping argu ment and the fickle crowd would burst ! Into a wild cheer. Aa he launched Into another, Judge Mutton would ha clinching a statement and a cheer for tha "anti" leader would Interrupt the mayor. It was while Hutlon was speaktn-. and the crowd was comparatively quiet that Dahlman suddenly stopped. Turning slowly towards tha former district Judge, ".Mayor Jim" pointed an accusing finger. "There in that automobile standa tha big gest four-flusher in Omaha "today." What Sutton was saying waa loat In tha roar of applauae, shouts ot appro bation and cat-call that followed the maypr'a unexpected exclamation. (ton AnMrrra. 'When tha crowd again became silent. Button turned to the mayor and yelled, "And there atands Mayor Jim. ' He's tha man that haa been letting tha corpora tlona rob you all." The same wild roar of mixed amotion followed tha atatement r'or an" hour and mora tha two aldee kept it up. Mayor Dahlman finally fin- lhed all he had to aay. and by that time, Harry Zlmman waa speaking from tha other auto. Mayor Strata n Mnrek. Now, citlsens of Omaha, I have aald ail I have to say. These fellows tried to break up the meeting, but we'll pass that. It'a a frea street and speech Is free). I'm going to leave you now, and I hop that you will llaten respectfully to what Mr. Zlmman haa to say, even though what ha saya Is all wrong." Zlmman aaluted the mayor and tha crowd cheered. "Talk to us some more, Jim!" they shouted. But tha mayor left the scene. Zlminan's opening retnarka were greeted by a atorm of "boo-boo'a," but ha finally obtained quiet and finished Ills address, winning generous applauae. Although tha mayor left th stormy scene, ins corner waa not rellnqulahed by tha "Ina." William Wappich Jumped Into aa auto and for half an hour kept tha crowd divided. When he finished, Frank Qulgley made a stirring speech for tha administration. Then a salesman named Jenkins talked. From tha other auto I- H. Mnaaman, Frank Odell and Judge Button spoke. Tell 4f Lax tMlllint, Mr. Mossman bitterly assailed police court condition; Mr. Odell told the crowd that the polio knowingly permit gamb llub in tha city and that many polio raids are mere sop to tha people who demand better moral for the city. II also told ot robber elactrio light ratea and followed tha career of tha present oommlsslonera during tha laat three yeara. Judge Sutton's remark were mainly on the electric light proposition. Monday night when tha "Outa'' had the street corner that waa ao bitterly ton tested last night, Mayor Dahlman drove up la a machine and listened while ths various enndidatea delivered their talka. THIEF THROWS AUTO TIRE OVER COP'S HEAD AND RUNS Aa automobile tire was rescued at Eleventh and Kama in streets Wednes day night by a pollc officer, who had sighted a thief carrying ths tub down an alley. With cunsldersbla eaotlou th officer made a sneak or the gent, but Just as he waa about grab h'm. tha thief threw th tlr over th poilienuui's shoulder and beat It to safety. Manager ciilla of the Auditorium waa tit awnr ot tha tire. City Will Force the raving uontractors ' to Start at Oncei ted its legal The city Council hss dire)' department to proceed at once agaltiat Hugh Murphy, Pamuel fried man, It. J. Csthroe Co. and the Offerman Con struction company and their bondsmen, for failure to rarry out varloiia paving and curbing contracts within the agreed time. Conimiaslnner McOovem of the public Improvement department explained that moat of this work ahould have been completed lant aeaarm and practically all of the districts In question have not even been commenced, although the present paving season was started several weeks ago. Old Iron Tail is . Problem fOr Managerjtbe -Hied lines around Ypres a ! along the Yser canal, which broug When iron Tail, the old nioux chief , "bout one of the most sanguinary whose profile is on the new "butfs'o" battles of the war. nickel, joined the oi Ranch wild wsf This, however, only brings to an show, which exhibits on Monduy, ha,'nri the first nhaae of the battle, for Irought a problem to the management that has rreated more or leas trouble ever ali.ee. iJespite the fact that the old chief to.ight as a young man In the Custer bat- German sweep. . lie and his subsequent career prior to j Hellvrr Counter Attack.. Incoming reconciled to the white man i t-or this purpose they ate now de!lver emhraced many sanguinary encounters jli.g counter attacks sgalnst the Oct man with the settlers and soldiers of the' linen. Only at one place. Steenstraate, northwest, he Is singularly childlike, and 'have the Uermsns managed to keep their the fact that his profile was select' d to i.dorn the new B-cent piece wss particu larly gratifying to him. One of Iron Tail's conditions In con senting to travel with the show waa that n portion of his weekly stipend should b paid In the new nickels. The fact In Itnelf Is Interesting, because pntll very recently the Indiana were very much opposed to being photographed. The Wild West show and the "movies" have I token down this prejudice, and many Indiana have become positive "bugs" on the subject of motion picture photogra phy. Chief Iron Tall has absorbed this film mania and not only enjoys watching moving pictures, but hss slso become obaeaaed with the Idea of becoming a movie alar. In the meantime he al ways keeps a few of the "buffalo" nickels on hand, and the best evidence that ha has taken a fancy to a new acquaintance U the presentation of his picture on one ol the coins to his new frienJ. Alumni of Creighton Dental College Meet At the aecond annual meeting of the Alurunl Aaaoclatlon of Creighton dental college here yesterday, there was a large representation of the alumni from till parts of the country. A banquet wa spread at the Hotel Kontenelle at noon. Officers of the association are: President, Dr. a. M. Boehler, Alma; vice preaident. Dr. J. E. Wallace, Oak land; secretary and treasurer.. Dr. Charles Wonder, Omaha. Among the clinicians were Dr. W. la. Shearer of Omaha, who preaented two cleft palate cases, showing results of one operated at the age of 44 years having worn a dental device twenty yeara. Thera were papera and demonstrations by Dr. fltoft, Omaha; Dr. Regan, Bloomfleld; Dr. Hoehler, Alma; Drs. J. P. Blater, J. A. Oraham, W. II. Hherraden and Charles Wonder. Omaha, and Dr. CI. M. Boehler. Alma. The following officers for the coming year w era electee".; President. Dr. J. K. Wallace. Oakland; vice president. Dr. P. J. Ktibltscliek, niaha; secretary and' treasurer. Dr. Charles Wonder. Omaha. FELIX SC'.ZO IS BURIED BY THE ITALIAN CLUB Felix f-cajko of SI1' Tierce street waa hurled by the Omaha Italian club of which he waa a charter member. He waa 7 yensa of age, lived hero twenty-five yeara anj waa a city employe. Wednes day morning Mrs. 8calso called Ter hus band to breakfast and upon going to his room the wife found her hufcband dead. Mr. Scalso served five years In tha Italian army under King Francisco II. Ha waa wounded In the battle of Santa Maria dt Capua, near Naples. In 1S0O. Everybody Reads Bee Want Ads. PHILADELPHIA AUTO CLUB ROUTES THROUGH OMAHA The Philadelphia- Automobile club has notified the Omaha Automobile club that all trana-contlnental tours suggested by the club had been mapped through Omaha. Tha Phllly organisation aeiecta routes for those wishing to motor to tha coast and Omaha la the central station on each route. Movement of Ocean rWeamera. rod SHANGHAI . UNIKN NSW YORK. amraa. aSIW4 . .Hblnra Mart! .. Mtaoehak HoNOKONO I HO V 1 U K N (.1 . . .Maxaall la. . . . ...Nlppoa Mam. Can't Beat "Tiz" When Feet Hurt 'TIZ" for sore, tired, puf fed up, aching, calloused feet or corns. "Sum! I us TIZ err ttaae) for an fool trtMtbl.1 Tou can be happy-footed Juat like me. L'se "TIZ" and never Buffer with tender, raw, burning, blistered, swollen, tired, smelly feet. "TIZ" and only "TIZ" takea tha pain and aorener-a out of corn, cal- louaea and bunions. As soon as you put your feet in a "TIZ" bath, you Jut feel tha happlne aoaklng In. How good your poor, old feet feel. They went to dance for Joy. "TIZ" Is grand. "TIZ" tnatanUy drana out all ths poisonous exudation whloh puff up your fet and cauae aore. In flamed, aching, Sraty, smelly foet. Oet a 9 cant box of "TIZ" at any drug store or department atom. Qet lrt tant foot relief. Laugh at foot aufferera who complain. Because your feet ar never, never going to bother or make ou limp any mora. m 'DEFINITELY CIIECK THE GERMAN RUSH Sir ,'ohn French Sayi Attack Halted, but Loit Ground ii Tet to Be Regained. COUNTER ASSAULTS DELIVERED LONDON, April 19. "Our oper ations, in conjunction with the French, have definitely stopped the German attack." In these words Field Marshal Sir John French, commander-in-chief of the British forces on the continent, announces the conclusion of another l ... , , . v k,..l, urnniin aiiempb iw uicaa wnvue." nd brought the allies have yet to win back the ground which they lost in the great footing on the western bsnk of the canal, while to the north of Tpres tha positions remain much as they were, the allies making no claim to an advance there. and the Herman reporting thst al". the l.'ltlah attacks have been repulaed. To hold these lines the Germans have b'ought tip further reinforcement and l.rl4tliim, behind them, haa been denuded of troops. The towns and vlllsges in Bel- glum are being guarded by only a hand ful of sentries. Fighting also continues in Champagne, t here the Germans make claim to tha rapture of a strong French position, in Many Case of Rheumatism Now Says We Must Keep Feet Dry, Avoid Exposure and Eat Less Meat. fltsy off the damp ground, avoid ex posure, keep feet dry, eat less meat, drink lots of water and above all take spoonful of salts ocesstonally to keep down urio acid. RlieumatlHin is csuscd by poisonous toxin, called uric acid, which Is gene rated In the bowels and absorbed Into the blood. It Is the function of the kid neys to filter this acid from the blood and caat it out in th urine. ' The pore of tha skin are also a means of freeing the blood of this Impurity. In damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing tha kldneya to do doublo work, they become weak and alug glsli and fait to eliminate thla urio acid which keeps accumulating and circulating through tha aystem, eventually settling In tha Joint and muaclea cauaing stiffness, soreness and pain called rheumatism. At the flrat twinge of rheumatism get from any pharmacy ubout four ounoea of Jad Salts; put a tabtVspoonful In a glaaa of wster and drink before breakfast each morning for a week. Thta Is said to elim inate uric acid by stimulating the kidneys to normal action, thus ridding the blood of these Impurities. Jad Salt la inexpensive, harmless and la made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with Uthla and la used with excellent results by thou sands of folks who are aybject to rheu matism. Here you have a pleasant, ef fervescent llthla-water drink which over comes uric acid and Is beneficial to your kidney aa well. Advertisement DRIVES AWAY HEADACHE Rub Musterole on forehead and Temples. 1 A headache remedy without the dangera of "headache medicine." Relieve head ache and that miserable feeling from cold or congestion. And it acta at once! MUS TKROLE la a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. Better than a mus tard plaster and doea not blister. Used only externally, and In no way can affect stomach and heart, as some Internal med icine do. Beat for Sore Throat. BVonchitla, Croup,' Stiff Nck, Asthma. Neuralgia. Conges tion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism. Lumbago, alt Pslns and Aches of th Back or Joints. Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chtlblatna, Froated Feet, Colda of th Chest (it often prevents Pneumonia). At your druggist's. In Ko and 00c Jara, and a special large hospital aise for li.60. Ba sure you get the genuine MUSTER- OLE. Refuse Imitations get what you ask for. The Musterole Company, Cleve land, Ohio. . Dandruff Surely Destroys The Hair Ulrla if you want plenty of thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for It will starve your hair and ruin It It you don't. It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wssh It out. The only uYe way to get rid of dandruff la to dissolve it, then you destroy It entirely. To do this, get abput four ounces ot ordinary liquid arvon: apply tt at night when re tiring: uae enough to moisten the eralp and rub It in gently with the finger tips. By morning, moat If not all of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four I tuore applications will completely dis solve nod entire? destroy every single aign and traos of It. You will find, too, that all Itching and digging of the acalp will stop, and your j hair will look and feel a hundred times better. Tou can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is Inexpensive tuid four outicea is all you il need, no matter how much dandruff you have. This atrupla remedy never fail. Advertisement. tha Argonne and the Woevre, where the French aay they are progressing, and in ti e Vosgea. where both sides claim to be lr possession of IlsrtmansWcllerknpf, It Is probable that thla mountain, which command the plsins of Alsace, has cl anged hands seversl times. This would account for the contradictory reports. Rett tah Statement. The following British official atatement v. ss Issued tonight: Fighting to tha north and northeast or ypres continued all yesterday. Our operations, in conjunction with the F rench, definitely stopped the German at tack and It haa not since been renewed. rinoe yesterday morning thera have teen no Germana west of the canal e eept at Bteenatraate, where they have es tabllshed a small bridge-head. "The readjustment of t!ie aituatlon has necessitated the delivery of counter at tack both by the French and our troops on the nosth of the Tprea salient. In re sisting these counter attacka the Ger mans again made use of asphyxiating sane ann or iieils manufactured In con travention of The Hague convention. "On tli remainder of the front there Is nothing to report" Italian ftltaatlon. Th reports as to the intentions of Italy are as varied aa they are numerous, but the Italian embassy at London has au thorised the statement that nothing is known ithere of any Impending change In the Italian policy. Nothing further has' been heard of the German fleet in tjie North Sea and it Is contended In official quarters here that It never left the mm fields off Helgoland. In the Baltic, however, Oerman war hlpe are busy and have stopped a num ber of Swedish steamers carrying coal from English ports to Sweden. Tha Russians and Austro-Germsns are heavily engaged In the region or t'saok pass. In the Carpathians and in the di Children's Parasols To 25c values, big special lot In pinks, white or red, on sale Friday at. choice 10c The Most Wanted Weaves in Dress Silks Are Silk Remnants of All Kinds elty weaves, in waist and dress lengths, to o'Jc yard values; MesFalines, Foul ards, etc.; at, yard $1.00 and $1.25 Crvpe de Chine, 40-ins. wide, also Poplins and 36 in. Chiffon Taffetas, full line of colors, yard . . , 88c New Gabardine Coverts, 64-lns. wide, In popular sand and putty ""des. t S1.48 Wash Dress Goods Section Inspect ths nswsst of th Ban eon' Popular Fabrioa. All ahown here la tha natural daylight. Galatea Cloth for ' children's wash suits, 16c grade, Friday 9 Renfrew Crinkle Seersucker Gingham, 16c grade, Q Friday, yard a7 Percales for dresses, shirtings, etc., best 36-inch, 12Vsc Q grade, Friday, yard .... il Tokyo Rough Weave Silks, Canton, plain color silks, silk and cotton crepes, figured silk novelties, all on sale n q Friday, yard 1 U Silk and Cotton Suitings, 38 lns. wide, printed designs on blue, pink, brown and hello grounds, 85c fabrics, QQt Friday, yard OaJr Snappy Bargains Tailored SuitsMade to sell and $12.50; good colors, new lined coats .'. Genuine Klosfit Petticoat, that $1.60, good line of colors, on sale, Children's Npring Coat, good assortment of values. to $4.00, at Men's Underwear Specials Domestic Room Friday. HOe quality Shirts or Drawers, Mesh, Balbrlggan or Derby ribbed, per gar ment 29' Union Suits worth to 81.60, Derby ribbed, short or long sleeved, two special lota, at 69"d49 A Great Bargain Coats' Thread, per dozen, . -45 500-yd. Basting Thread ..3V 6c Pearl Buttons, S dos....5t 26c Dress Buttons, 2 doi..,10f 5c Best Needles, 2 pkgs 5 Coats' Darning Cotton, for Fri day. 3 balls 5a Brass Pins, 2 pkgs 54 Semi'' Porcelain Dinner Sets Beautiful conventional de signs, a complete service for 12 people, big special purchase, regular $14.00 values; on sale Friday in Crockery Dept., 40 Q" 4th floor, choice yOei0 Hay den's Make Qnality good and a aarlna of M ta AO aa tha eo of Urlng. 1 lbs. best (irnnulated Sugar SUM l-lb. a. a beat High Orad Dlamon.1 Ht Flour nothing finer for bread. . plea or cake, aaok Sl.SS S-lbn. beat whit or yellow cormneal for lse T lbs. best Mlsd Chirk Fd Boa T lb, bulk Laundry Starch SA cans Oil or Muatajd hurdlns ne 4 It-os cans Condenaed Vlllk....86e 5 so cans Condenaed Milk aaa E. Corn Flak, pkg 6 liraoa-Nuta, pkg lOc 4 lbs. fancy Jaian Rice S&a 4 lbs. beat Hand Picked Nary Bean for SAO 5 bars Al Naphtha Soap Soo Oallon cana Pluma. Paarhe. tiooaa- berrtes and Blackbeme for pia; per aallon See Gallon tana Tomato or Pumpkin for 5 4 can fancy Sweet Suear Corn.. rection of Ftrv. where an attempt is be ing made to strike at the Russian com munications. Berlin correspondents give the Aus trlans credit for the capture cf a number of Important heights near t'aaok pnax, and alrao asaert that they have driven the Ruaalans completely out of Bnko wlna. But thla Is not backed up by the Auitrian official report, which says that In Bukowlna no important event h occurred and ntmply speaks of Rusatnn attacks being repulaed in the Carpathian". There has slso been a renewal of ac tivity on the esst Prussian front, where the Germans report minor successes for their troops. WARRING NATIONS RAISE . PRICES PAID FOR HORSES t'nlon Pacific officials In from Grand Mlond assert that the horc market there Is doing a good business gathering up horses for the Aiuntiies Involved in the war In Europ Within the last few days horses on the Peevish, Constipated Children Love "California Syrup of Figs.', Look at the tongue, mother! If coated, I have a well, playful child again. it Is a sure sign that your little one's stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle. thorough cleansing at once. . When peevish, cross, llstleas. pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally, or la feverish, stomach sour, breath bad, haa stomsch ache, sore throat, diarrhoea, full-of cold, give a teaspoonful of "Cali fornia Syrup of Figs," and In Just a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, undigested food and aour bile gently moves out of Its little bowels and you Plain and nov 28c a yard values; at, yard Elegant New Silk Suitings, Gros de Londres, Faille Francalse, etc.. In the new colors, 36-ins. wide, r"i $1.25 and 81.48 Black and White Checked Wool Suitings, 54-lns. wide, different sifes, at, yd. .-OS and $1.48 DOMESTIC ROOM These Special Sale Prices Are for Friday Only From 8:30 TU1 Noon. Best quality Amoskeag Apron Check Gingham, 10-yd. limit (") to each customer, yard ... 3 Hope Brand 4-4 Bleached Muslin. This standard household cotton, 10-yds. limit to each cus- n6 tomer. yard O From Noon Till 5:80 P. M. Embroidered Dot Curtain Swiss. This Is 40-ins. wide, cut from the bolt, the best 26c value we ever offered, 20-yd. limit, 1 C2 yard . . . TOr Fine Percale, 36-ln. 10c and 12 He quality, slight Imperfec tions' In printing, 20-yd. 3t limit, yard in Women9 s Ready-to-Wear Section Domestic Room Friday at $8.95, $10.00 styles, full silk $5.00 sell regularly at choice . . . .7fl S1.00 Ladies' and Children's Summer Underwear in the Domestic Room Ladles' Lisle Vests, values to 16c, best atyles, at 7H Children's Union Suit, Balbrlg gan or mesh, 60c values, all sizes, choice 25 Children's Muslin Pants, to 25c values, on sale at 12 M Sale of Notions In Dom$tic Room Friday Cotton Tapes, 6 rolls 5 25c Needle Books, each... 3 ft Mercerised Crochet Cottons 3ttg 6c Children's Handkfs., 2 for 5 17-ln. Embroidered Flounclngs and Corset Cover Embds., yd. Ot Embroidered Flounclngs in 45-iu. widths, fine patterns, yd...25? OIL STOVES Big Special Bala TTiday at Bargain lrtca. lor Oae Day Only. "Perfection" or "Pagorm," high flame oil stove; I-burner fg.M (-burner , 1.78 OTBBB Small l-burnr oven ..890 Large 1-burnar, worth $1.75 . . . .fl.4 Laxae 2-burner, worth I2.2S . . . tl-8 Lnrg t-burnr oven with glass oven doors, worth 43.00 $Jtt OAA riVATBaV A Bal Bar rain Is JUaxs a-barnr and 3-bnraar raa CUM Whlla They Lat. t-burper plate with top 12x13. worth 2.4.'at 1.8 1-burner plat with top ltztt. worth at the Grocery Prices for the People 4 cana Wax. String, Green or Lima B4US a&o A(tvu Jell, for deaaert, the Jell of uuality; nothing like It: pkg...THe i:-o. Jar Pure Fruit Preaervea S6o Lr botllea Worcester r-a ilea. Pure Tomato Catsup. Pickles aasorte I kinda or Prepared Mustard . ,81, Hirshey's Breakfaat Cocoa, lb...S0o Mtrlar.n'i Peanut Butter, lb. lSVaO The beat Tn Hiftlnra, lb. 1SHS Golden Santoa Cuffee. lb SO tVainona. Laiaons, Zinoan Kxtru fgucy largo Juicy lemon; apeclal, per dosen 13o PViicy New Cabbag. lb .... t stalks Celery 10 Taaoy Florida Orape lrnli, exir.t fancy fruit, rasular 10c aiae..Slae Pxira fancy fruit, rrxular IWr a nUgbland Masai Oraajr, the prld of CaUfornlas ae ftnar ran rtown, dosan 1 5c. SOc SBo, 30e Th heart Crainry Buttas, carton or btUk. lb. 30a : .It Pays - Try HAYDEN'S First - Orsnd tuland market hsve mede s big S't vsnre In price. rpecMly draft animals At thla time heavy horsea off the fnrma are selling at $." to $."5. with some sales being msdn ss high as tCVO. Even st these price fanners ere not selling freely, but it la expected that after the rr.ip Is In, there will be a heavy run of lignter hore and at a good advance over the price of fl now being paid. Hustling Committee is Making Progress The Ak-Par-Ben hustling cbmmlttee re ports that 7r0 Omahsns have become ac cepted subjects of Samson so far. Two teams are tied for first place In getting members. Whitney. Banford and Boys and Potter, Mahaffey and Hog an have both pledged thirty -eiRht members. Rbjv dall Hrown. st the noon meeting of tha committee at the Henshaw, declared some ln.fmO more persons should be entertained at the den this year than last on account cf thu stop-off -at-Omaha campaign. You needn't coax sick children to take this harmless fruit laxative; they love its delicious taste and It alwaya makes them feel splendid. Ask your druggist for a W cent bottle of "California Pyrup of Figs," which hss directions for babies, children of all ages, and for grown-ups plainly on each bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Get tha genuine, made by "California Fig Pyrup Company." Refuse any other kind with contempt. Advertisement. Cut Glass Bowls Choice of entire stock, up to $7 vals., big assortment in crock ery dept., 4th floor. .T$3.08 Greatly Underpriced Yard Wide Dress Messalines, Poplins, Tub Silks, Brocade French Crepes, etc.; to $1.25 all new colorings; fJSc Black Chiffon Dress Taffeta, 36 ins. wide, beautiful, soft finish and light weight, two specials, at, yard 78 and 98 Popular Wool Dress Fabrics, 36 to 54-lns wide, Panamas, Serges, Diagonals, Crepes, tc, yard 38t. 68 and 98 linen and White Goods Sec'n Oar rrlJkJ gala Offer Important Saving. Natural color (tan) Blouse Linen, ideal summer dress fabrlos for ladies' and chlldren'a wear. Wa have 600 yards of an as extra fine 8-ln. 40a ZjC grade for Friday, yd aatww Fnre White XXrs and Wnlatlng Unto 2 7 -in. wide, g 6y value: tfViday, 17C Buitlag Orwbrie, medium shear, pure white. Ss-ln. wide or novelty "seed effect" In Sf weave; 8o value, yard v White rig a H8-ln. wide, popu lar suiting and aklrt- e lug fabric, rlns Qual- I f Ity, yard AUa, White Madras Cloth Walstlng and shirting material, excellent weight for porch dresses. ! J-ln. wide; I Tif per yard aaV white Long Cloth, excellent quaiuy. greauy unaer prlced for underwear, 10-yd. bolts, for 69c New Spring Dress Styles in Silk Poplins, Wool Serges, etc.; $5.00, $8.50 and $7.50 val ues, all colors $2,08 Women's Fine Dreaa Skirts, In popular Taffetas, to $6.00 values $2.69 Children's Ilompers, In ginghams, chambrays and Gaiateas, 39c values 21 Ladies' and Children's Hosiery Specials in the Domestic Room Women's 2 60 Mercerised Lisle Hose, black and colors. . ID Women's 15c Lisle or Cotton Hose, black with white feet, at 12 Chlldren'a 12 Ho Hose, black, white or tan, special . .8H I and Embroideries Embroidered Flounclngs In 27-in. widths, on sale 15 A beautiful lot of new Organdie Flounclngs In 18-ln., 27-ln. and 46-ln. widths, beautiful for grad uation gowns and summer dresses, at about half actual re tail worth, yard. 29. 39. 494. 59 and . .$1.1(J AND OVENS 1V4WST VOWXU 3-blade. patent tempered blades and cuttlnc bar full warrant ed: apecial for 1-Ylriay at aa 4 1-ularte, hlKh wheel bail - bearing Lawn Mower S4.H8 4-blade. high wheel bail haartt-g Lawn Mower (41.00 Uraas C'atrhers 3 So srBiii Kosa -Ply H-ln. huf, fully warranted, reduced for Friday only, per foot, 8c -I!y. -ia. hoae, fully warranted, reduced for Friday only, per foot. So We Ball "Whits Mountain'' Befrtgec ators and "Oarland" etna Bang, No, 1 Oountry Creamery Butter, gSj No. X Ixlry Table Butter, lb.... ago Good Dairy Butter, lb a30 The best strictly freah No. 1 KgKN per dosen goo full Cream New York White, V1h consin Cream or Young Amerli k Cheeae, lb gOe TKB VBOBTABIaB aCAJIKXT rOB TIB Borz,s IS lbs. best Cooking Potatoes. .lTUe New .Fot&toea, per lb J. bulicli- freah Onions. iaa 4 bum-lies freali Kadialies ! ! fco t buiv-'t! fresh Aspuragus ioo 4 bunches freah Khuharo (0 JYeali home groan Spinach, peck 16c eah Beet. Carrot or Turnip. bunch 40 I'reah Hfad lettuce TSS-Ao t heads freah laf lettuce j Fancv Klne Tomatoes, lb 13U 3 Ureen Peppra 5e It Pays.