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1HIS Kfcl-: OMAHA. SA'IUKIM.. MU'ltlMBKIC 3. .Mil.
-United Stales
Canadian Parliament Will
He Dissolved at Karly Date
London, OnU S'Pl- Dissolution
ef tHf Canadian Parliament at an
early Hate and an election befon
the end of the )fr to settle the Po
minion's tarir! policy the pre-
grant enunciated tail rvght by Pre
mier Mfighan.
Difficult ever the tariff have
sprung up aincf the vr through the
growth ol a strong farmers' party
hkh demands free trade. The pre
mier declared he was certain this
policy was wrong.
Calicut Kflrli Destroy
Telegraph Communication
London, Sept. 2. A Reuter dis
patch from Calicut, India, reports
that the rebels, who previously had
deserted from I'araphanangadi, ''ve
returned in laige number and cut
the telegraph line., liriti.h troops
base been dispatched to restore
order.
More than 5,000 Moplahs are re
ported to have taken up a pontum in
trenches around the mo.que at Ti
turangadi, whither 'troops have de
parted to engage them. The rebels
are said to be in possession of a most
detrui't've type of bomb,
ZionixU Name Clutirmun
CarUbad, Ieiho-Jilov.ikl4. Sept. 2
-Hlly The Associated Crest.) jr.
Nahiiui Sokidow, rhairma.i f the
Zionist world executive committee.
was elected pie.iding oiiierr of the
Inienuik'ii.il inniti tonpreos, in
i.iitti hrrr today,
Organic "Kid Choir
Pawnee City, Neb,, Sept, . (Spe
vi.or ol music for the evangelistic
Hirelings here wbiih started last
Sunday, is oig-iniing a "kid choir,"
which will give a special concert at
the tabeniarl toon.
Mining Authority Diet i
Loudon, Sept, l.Sic Feeysiat
William (train, noted Kristul mining
authority, it dead. He wai born in
1856.
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. Plans to Enter
Wireless Field
Poklal Department to Send
Out Writhrr and Market
Reports by Wireless
: Telephone.
Washington, Sept. 2,-rotmater
General lUyi announced the embark
ation of the government en the
development of i stupendous under
taking in the realm of radio tclc
.hony. The project is the dissemination of
wrailirr forecasfn, market icports,
government information and other
mattert of interest throughout the
country, hy tlie radio telephone.
Involved in the undertaking ii the
' big question of the control of radio
' Hlrgraphy and telephony by the gov
eminent, to which President Harding
toon if to direct the attention of
congren as a result of a study of the
" problem by an interdepartmental
board.
Some of the radio companici have
.ierted exclusive proprietary rights
!'tn certain wave lengths of ether em
ployed in transmission, the remit of
w hich would be to debar other com
.anies and the government from
. lining such wave length. One of the
suggestion considered by tlie inter
departmental board is that the gov
ernment should assume, control of
the ether and allocate the radio con
cerns the varirus wave length; em
ployed, of which there are about 150.
R B. Howell Active.
The system of disseminatins; gov
ernment information by radia tele
phony has been worked out tor Mr.
Hays by J. C Edgerton of the Post
. office department, V. A. Wheeler of
- the Department of Agricultu'e and
.. K. P.. Howell of Omaha, an author
ity on wireless. Mr. Hays announced
that Mr. Howell is sailing for Eu
rope Saturday to conduct an inves
tigation for the government at his
own expense, of the operation of a
radio telephone system in Berlin -and
' of a "telephone newspaper" in Buda
pest. Mr. Howell is republican national
committeeman from Nebraska and
is reported to be a prospective can
didate for the senate to succeed
Senator Hitchcock.
With the system planned by Mr.
. Hays in operation, the farmer who
installed the requisite receiving ap
paratus, now costing about $100,
-would receive on hif (arm, the mar
" ket. live stock, weather and other
government information disseminated
from Washington at fixed times
(luring the day. It is planned to
Uiave the country dotted with trans
mitting stations having a radius of
transmission of 200 miles, from
which the business man at his of
fice, the farmer on his farm and the
urbanite in his home, would receive
the messages. The transmitting sta
tions would receive the information
broadcasted by wireless from Wash
ington. Establish New Bureau.
This radio service, Mr. Hays
plans to place under the direction
. of a new bureau of communications
soon to be created in the Postoffice
department for the immediate pur
pose of systematizing government
telegraphing. Mr. Hays says that by
the use of leased wires and through
other economies, the telegraphing
bill of the government can be - re
duced $2S0.000 a year. ' . ;
Radio telegraphy for the dessemi
ration of market reports already is
being employed by the Postoffice de
partment. At 8 o'clock every night,
:he air mail radio station iir the Post
office department transmits the agri
culture reports on grain, live stock,
fruit and vegetables to the air mail
r;-dio stations at Cincinnati. ' St.
Louis. Omaha, North Platte, Neb.;
Kock Springs, Wyo.; Elko and Reno,
Ncv. These stations having a ra
dius of 300 miles, broadcast the re
ports into the ether and they are
received by such institutions and in
dividuals as possess the requisite re
ceiving apparatus.
Excursion Rates Granted
. Press Congress Delegates
Columbia, Mo.,. Sept. 2. Dele
Kates to the Press congress, to be
held in Honolulu October 11 to 25,
will be granted a 40 per cent reduc
tion in the round trip rates, Will
Wilke, chairman of the transporta
tion committee, , announced today.
Special trains will carry the dele
gates representing America and Eu
rope from Chicago to San Francis
co and a chartered steamer will com
plete the journey to Hawaii. The
cost from Chicago and return will
be $522.53 for delegates and guests
holding signed credentials.
XL- .,, 7.
I in the Taste
i Thia is literally true of
Indian Grill Room.
There is the smack
of goodness, freshness,
wholesomeness and ex-
Sett preparation in every
ite.-
Our Tavern Breakfasts,
, complete 76e Luncheons
and substantia) $1.25
evening dinners are pop
ular values.
Hotel Fontenelle
--- Horn of the
INDIAN GRILL ROOM
Mtatei' and Children's teheel Hetltry
They are la black, brown tod white;
in fine nbbed: torn hare double
knees all sizes; priced g
at. nlr. ODC
Main Fleer leuth,
leys' and Girls' School Hosiery In
lisle and cotton; mercerised; black,
brown and white fine and heavy
ribbed all slaea; priced r"
at, pair. OUC
Main Floor South,
Saturday Bargains in Children's Wear
Special School Offerings You Can't Afford to Miss
Boys' All Wool
SUITS $
with two pairs
of Knickers
Grey, brown, olive and blue mixtures, as well as plain
blue aerges trousers lined throughout; coats arc single
or double-breasted new fall models; two pairs full cut
knickers; every suit is guaranteed strictly all wool and
to give perfect satisfaction ; for boys
7 to 18 years ; priced for Saturday
Boys' Pajamas
One or two-piece styles; all sizes; plain and fancy
stripes; percale and madras materials; 1 ir
rersult- , l,HD
Boys' Play Suits
One-piece, light and dark colors; plain and lined
styles; sizes 3 to 11 years; gf
each- leUU
Boys' Woolen Knickera Grey, brown, olive and
blue mlitures; lined throughout and aewed with
linen thread; Jut the thing for good hard school
wear; for boys 6 to 18 years;
per pair le70
Boys' Shirts or Blouses Light
and dark colors, collar attached
or neck band stylet; percale
and madras materials; i ff
all sizes; each lovU
Boys' Mualln Night Shirts Cut
full and well made; good gun I
Ity bleached muslin; trimmed
with red, blue and tan
braid; all sizes.
1.00
r
10.00
W Boys' Hart Schaf fner and Marx Suits
With an extra pair of knickera; J ftgtoQg ff
all new fall styles 1 70 OOsUU
' i Fourth Floor Center.
Boys' Hats and Caps
Boys' Caps New fall styles. Every cap a new
one in all the wanted shades and shapes; all
sizes; mixtures rad plain C 1 Cf
serges- OUC to 1W all sizes-
. Buy Hats and Capa Now on Fourth Floor,
and Alplno
brown and
Boys' Hats for Fall "Rah Rah"
shapea; new mixtures In grey,
olive effects; 7C 1 CA
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Girls' -Gingham Dresses
Saturday at
cm
.rly priced fl '
Shown in plaids and plain colors; smart, snappy styles
trimmed with sashes, touches of handwork, etc. ; form
erly priced at 2.75 to 3.50; sizes 1 j f
6 to 14; special, each, lefO
,
Girls' Junior Dresses
The popular jumper style, made of good quality wool
serge; in navy blue, piped in colors; sizes $Q QP
0.e7J
14 and 16 5 specially priced at,
Second Floor West
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Stationery-
School Supplies
School Palnta Milton, Bradley
Prang, per box 39
History Covers Including rings
and 100 sheets of paper, each,
t 450
History Paper 100 sheets. 19
Pencil Sets 48 to 1.98
Composition Books 5
School Dictionaries. .T 50 e
Craolaa 94
Book Straps lOei to 254
Rubber Erasers...... l to 5cj
Art Gum. , ..54 to 10c)
Lead Pencils 2t t0 5t
Pencil Tablets 54
Combination Writing Outfit In
cluding pen, pencil, envelopes
and papers, special, each.. 15
Spelling Tablets St
'tee 25 to 58
Main Floor Arcade
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The New Baby Has Arrived
And she will be on
exhibition in the Toy
Department Saturday
She is the cutest little
thing you eVer saw
-And, do you believe,
it? She talks and
walks! Don't miss
seeing her and she
will talk and walk for
vou.
Specially priced for
Saturday, with all her
pretty clothes and j rr
dresses of different C f(
colors, each, , kJJJ
Main Floor-West
3
The Best ShoftMndp.
for Growing Feet
Extra Value Shoes
for Boys and Girls C
There are two real tests of value in-children's shoes. FIRST the shape of the shoe which must give full support to each
growing bone and muscle and keep the feet shapely. SECOND the wearing qualities of the shoe, which depend upon
the leather used in both uppers and soles. These wonderful shoes meet both of these tests to the fullest degree, because
they are madeon the famous BROWN SHAPING LASTS and of firm, THOROUGHLY DEPENDABLE LEATHERS
and have GOVERNMENT STANDARD OAK SOLES. Once you buy Buster Brown Shoes for your boy or girl you
will recognize their extra value and will insist upon having them always. Bring in the boys and girls Saturday and have
them fitted with these shoes and see for yourself the splendid values this store gives. For Saturday we offer several lots
at attractive prices. A souvenir for each child visiting our children s shoe section Saturday.
Children's and Misses'
Chocolate Elk Shoes
Unlined, Lace Style.
Sizea 5V4 to 8,
per pair, ,
Slses 8tt to 11,
per pair,
Sizes 11 to 2,
per pair, x
3.45
3.95
4.45
' Tan Russia Calf
Lace Shoes
Sizes 8 to 11, per pair, 6.00
Sises ll!i to 2, per pair. 7.00
Sites to T, per pair, &50
Cocoa Brown Calf Lace Shoes
With Field Mouse Kid Top
Sizes 8 to 11, n ff
per pair, OeUU
Sizes llio to 2
per pair,
Sizes 2y2 to 7,
per pair,
6.50
7.00
NotMns but thi
best (rtdc upper
stock is una.
ism
Cut off Vamps
could be uicd,
but instead Full
Too Vamps ste
employed.
Gun Metal Button
Shoes
Sizes SVfc to 11, per pair, 3.T5
Sizes 11 to 2, per pair, 4.25
Sizes 2 to 7, per pair, 5.00
Cocoa Brown Calf Lace
Shoes
Sizes SY2 to 11, per pair, 5.45
Sizes 11 to 2, per pair, 5.95
Tae"Brom81u.p.
inc Lasts," over
which "Buster
Brows Shoes" are
mid., conform ts
Uses ef the aet
sral,trowist tU
Solid one-piece
leether oak
counters, espe
cially adapted to
children's shoes.
Instead et pieced
heels, solid Sola
Leather H e e 1 a
are used.
Hemlock 6olet srs
used by some,
bus ob.1t OoTara
meat Standard
Osk Sole Leather
is seed in "Bui
tsr Brown Shoes."
Patent Leather Lace Shoes
With gray kid tops;
sizes 8'i to 11, pair.
5.75
Sizes ll'i to 2,
per pair,
6.00
Every Pair Guaranteed to Give Absolute Satisfaction.
Third Floor East '
BUSTER BROWN REAL SHOES FOR REAL BOYS
TheKindThat Will Stand the Hatd Knocks That a healthy Boy WillGice Them
Boys' Chocolate Elk Shoes
5:50
6.00
Boys' Cocoa Brown
Lace Shoes
English toe; sizes 13 to 2.1 rje
per pair. ..!)
k Sises 2H to ,
per pair.
5.00
Blucher lace style, with extra service soles;
sizes 13 to 2, per pair.
Sizes 2z to 6, per pair,
at
Boys' Cocoa Brown
Brogue Shoes
Lace style; perforated tips
and vamps: sizes 2 J
to 6 ; per pair, tj)
Main Floor Trees
Saturday
CANDY
Specials
Choeelate Bitter tweets
Our own (atuoua goods; a
Billa, raspberry, maple, plum
pudding and chop suey; regu
lar 69c value; ape- a s
clal, per pound box, f iJC
Cream WafersThe majestic
cream wafer, cryatallied;
mint and wintergreen flavor;
regular 60c value; QQ
special, per pound, 3C
Teaaa Tommy A smooth
cream, full of choice fruit,
covered with caramel and
rolled In pecan nuts; very
choice; regular 11.00 value;
pedal, Qrs
per pound, OUC
MarshmaMew Cireua Peanuts
Regular 49c value; special
pound, 29c
Cream Peanut Fudge Choc
olate and vanilla; this popu
lar summer csndy sold regu
larly at 60c; special, QQ
per pound, evC
rorapelaa) Room, Mala) Floor Wrel
Children's
Underwear
Children 'I Taped Knitted
Suits Irregulars ; 1 to 12
year sizes; Cfr
special, each, Uyv
Children's Wauts Madj
of good "combed cotton
and fine muslin; taped on
buttoif or without; all
sizes- in this lot; regular
ly50c; OP
special, for, efiatvv
Misses', Children's and
Boys' Munsing Union
Suits In all sizes;
medium and heavy weight
some are part wool ; 2.50
value; very 1 f(
special, suit, X VU
Third Vloor Center
Infants'
Wear '
Children's Muslin
Night Gowns
Trimmed in narrow bands ot
lace and embroidery; square
and round neck; broken
sizes, 4 to 14; reduced for
Saturday's selling, qq
sacb, Os7C
Children's Combi
nation Bloomer Suits
Pink, blue and black, with
white bodice; some in all
white; guaranteed fast
:olors; sizes 2 to 13; reduced
'or Saturday, ... aq
each. v 70C
... Children's Gingham
Dresses ;
1 1n assorted styles and colors;
some have white collars and
cuffs; just the thing for
school wear; sizes 3 to 6
years; specially
jriced, at
Third Floer East
1.49
for Girls
This selection includes fetch
ing little tarns of velvet and
duvetyne, plain and scratch
felts; in rolling brims, pokes
and mushroom shapes; large
and small; trimmed with
long ribbon streamers; priced
at
1.95, 3.45 and
,3.95
Second Floor East
Children's
Children's Sweaters in Tux
edo and Coat atyles; made of
pure wool worsted; sizes are
30 and 34. and a few smaller
sizes; In buff, cardinal, green.
brown and other desirable
shades. Thursday.
each.
2.50
Third Floor CenUf,
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