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WOMEN MAY VOTE
ON AMENDMENTS
County Clerk W. C. Mounts hM
recelTed the following upeclal lec
tion Instructions from the Secretary
of State D. M. Amsberry for the use
of the Constitutional election Sep
tember 21, 19J0.
The schedule for regulations to
govern the special election, for the
adoption or rejection of forty-one
proposed amendments to .the state
Constitution to be held throughout
the state of Nebraska, September 21.
1920, Is compiled from the measures
passed by the state Constitution
Contention.
The election will be held on
Tuesday. September 21. 1929. with
the polls open from 8 a. m. to 9 P
ru.
2. Provision Is made for Just
one election board consisting of the
usual number of Judges and clerks
for each precinct.
3. For the purpose of this elec
tlon, women are electors and entitled
to vote on all propositions. A bal
lot marked by the two words,
"Women's Ballot" printed In bold
faced type at the top of the ballot
shall be provided for women electors.
The men's ballots need no designa
tion.
4.' Two ballot boxes shall be
provided; one for the women's votes
and one for the men's vote. Ballots
must be kept separate after coun
ting.
5. The form of ballot has already
been certified to each county clerk
It is to be printed In pamphlet from
but the back page must remain
blank so that the Judges can sign on
the back of the ballot and the same
can be folded by the electors with
out exposing the face of the ballot
This can be done either by adding
blank pages longer and printing the
four propositions on the back page
of the certified ballot on the fore
going 'pages.
6. The coun'y clerk Is to provide
ballots for this election the same as
in general elections.
7. Sample ballots will not be re
quired, but the ballot shall be pub
lished In two papers in the county
or two papers having a large circu
. lation in the county, not more than
ten days nor less than three days
before election. Selection of papers
to be made by the county clerk.
. 8. The men and women electors
hall be registered in separate poll
books, or in separate divisions of the
same poll book, in each precinct
9. Men and women votes must be
tallied separately on each amend
ment. i 10. The abstract of election
blanks to b forwarded to the Sec
retary of State will call for; Wo
men's votes, "Yes" Women's votes;
"No" Men's votes, "Yes." Men's
votes "No on each amendment.
11. former Instructions have
called attention to the fact that the
clerk shall cause a notice of said
election, Including the Governor's
proclamation, to be posted in each
precinct according to the general
election law, and in addition, shall
publish such notice in two papers f
the county for four weeks next pre
ceding the election; these papers to
be designated by the coun y clerk.
12. Voting by mall will be allow
ed under the general lam. 8 parate
mall ballots for women must be
provided.
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tinctive qualities of beauty,
dignity and accuracy. Un
failingly accurate, yet lack
ing beauty of design, you do
not wish it. Having a case
of exquisite fineness, but of
inferior timekeeping ability,
a clock is worthless. But
combiningfornamental value
and reliability as a time
piece, it fills a vital need in
your home.
You find at Thiele's only
clocks having these essential
qualities. Accurate time
pieces, beautifully designed,
striking or chiming, they
are splendid values.
Mantel Clocks
$10.00 to $60.00
Wall Clocks $10.00 to $50.00
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New Fabrics Which Promise
Smart Fall Apparel.
New Shipment Fall and
Winter Dress Goods
ALL WOOL PLAIDS the sort you can imagine making the
smartest of pleated sports skirts. Many new patterns from
which to choose.
ALL WOOL NOVELTY SUITINGS the sort of materials
that are ideal for women's tailored suits, separate skirls and
boys' suits. Invisible checks in small and medium sized pat
terns, and two-tone solid mixtures predominate.
ALL WOOL MIDDY FLANNEL it makes attractive tarns as
well as middies. Colors arc navy, scarlet, Copenhagen, mustard
and orange, etc.
PLAID WORSTEDS in Scotch and Tartan plaids are here
in the desired weight for children's school frocks. You may
choose from light, medium and dark colorings.'
ALSO SERGES, POIRET TWILLS, TRICOTINE, ETC., f
in Blue, Brown, Black and Wine
Lovely New Silks are Arriving Every Day
DRESS SATINS Satin will be one of the most pouplar fabrics
this Fall and we are showing a quality with a beautiful luster
in African brown, Havannah brown, sapphire, peacock, Copen
hagen, tan, pink, navy, and black, 36 inches wide. .
SILK MESS ALINES An exceptionally fine .quality in light
and dark navy, brown, taupe and black.
TAFFETA SILKS An absolutely pure dye silk in a complete
color assortment, including navy and black. See them to plan
your fall dresses.
CREPE METEOR AND PEACH SKIN SILKS all beautiful
fabrics obtainable iu the shades that will prevail for Fall and
Winter. 40 inches wide and priced at $3.50 and $4.00 a yard.
The Horace Bosoe Store
Automobile Users
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best interests of both patrons and
ourselves we have decided that
beginning
September 1, 1920
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