THE OMAHA KhK: AlLr.iJAY, OCTOBER 14." 19J
Onialiaii Goes on
Slan.l.o Combat
dVain Hate Boost
J. W. Sliortwill THI r'taiiiinrr
hu trnw for Cuame Grains
U'ouM Hurl Lite
stork Indualry.
Im Ml, I. 'At. JJ.-H w
rfcui hi fdy t ih l'ifi
ion ,f ll rue fee grain rl hriii-
ttnit J;ininr If. C. kn f tin
Jftferetat t'lHimmiul sHiUilJn that
tsmrom grain mnift ii.d lit iff
Irene lift to Ilia level f th wheal
rate wliWh Ih Milroed r JrfO-
W, Hh'fUilll i,f immUrn. mtvty
iA th Vtmt ,w;i,l drain aan
rMUm, l-ii'id fUl Mtr r o
Mn and ' wuld M highly preju--ifiijl
' tti litk nduiry, A
il, rw f an IMiMtry J
wiil'h'i imt Hi ffourieMii j
U'fi, iu ti.ttim grln. It mwi,
ehould tt t lur4ttl Willi lv
j eight rt,
t),r1if on tli ( (n nr t; b
M In flniiMI and Kt, I'aiil nJ
In uthr frl'illinj filler.
Jiffriitiel ruu im grain Imv
Iwxi In effMl In low eliw !', W,
r, 'twh f ll v Kilt
ftrtllllAlXllim llifi'l. II Wllld that
IM 4nitititgiu nViijr th petition f
III tuA
r, , Klopen "f th Mnbait
I'htill, Ml; f'l. h Willi
ff fit lii(r, d-lrd thul, Me e
mnUiUitt e ono'iuli' lly 4
t en ini-ren In 1tuM rt n
oin M "lhr grain A llil Urn, It
rarrtere b4 in Oiltg. ratantly
end had d-K'uwl further rdu.'Uofi
in corn arnt mI. It nrtounrMl,
hvr, tlmt n"lliln dflnl
Omtxlmi Ufil. 4'iUiiw t'it th
ifif iljafU4 In th InfriMlurUun
it tlii iMiimuny ul Km tvrril4.
'tt. K H. tmi tit lomm Mui
rlA, Am, im th Unl tot
th In ifut iatlti4' luU
omt vf in rrrir wiititi por.
p.fi4 t !' (I. u( pr an ut
wtxml Hi ,(rn.
Feature TranmclUm
on IJ u nlock Exchange
in th ""! U Hi ilitUM iWn
itMii Mmr ivr Hrrtti,
I, at Ilmi0, '" tmirnuii mt
III llirUm yieriUf tif III I'UhttiKn-
litmd nt 111' li"4f lliat WivllchnJ
2! fuititnl unit lifiiuuUl th l'p fri
t'ir lli ly, hnitttriil WiUtuU,
'lit iml M ii"'l ff iKklnir rt ln
liH In ruining HfMM k ct lit
wvrxl lw'l f -iil mui lii. (n
h 1mAut lit iW Ii Ii Klv 1)1 pr
"iiil Mrfiiin,
VrttiVS, Mulixm from I!rwn
i wfih f'ir l'J f i:h4 yr
ill mHtf, whU-H iihi tAr 4
!,.', in 4S a fiun1r4.
r, M'trphy mtUf Hitrrr emmly h
lrir urilu hy, hut wan ahwt
im riiitlf, n'l l alim M th farm
i "f fil Nwiinn wr t Itttl U
lircmwl vr )'wf ), 'tot liiJ
in ik ililii f I' ll uc in th t't two
A hlnnnt tit t h4 (hM
llwi'irii -f if w hrmtgtit to lb Im-al
mrlit lif tVr4fitiiff Hi-wOif f
'rln ht avfK Mil pui1.
Th milll wr In th lt f trim
At hkI'I fr 112 humifuf, th hili
t ni' f th )(KI yril tlii m--in,
'J'lify tt"-r liJ it l"'l xhuMmt,
W Can Mk Pr.
DJlTrjr
LIBERTY
ff.iach Lamp ,,,,,,,$ 0.7
2'f neb Lump 1 0.25
J-iath ( J 0.50
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FHONE US rOVK ORDER
KEawoeJ 2281
JAckn 0M0
KC nwJ 2262
Evoryono in
the World
will your advtrtlwmtTit
If dupUytd at th Worl.l
Thatrr by u of Ark Animn
Kllm ail. W have mint pace
vailab! at thli tttr now,
and fan ffr attractiva rta
In ronnrctlon with th Hun,
Moon ami Mum theatr.
Pba for Information,
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KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
ll'i Kaiy If You Know Dr.
I .tlwirili' Oliv- TblrU
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Voik HrfoniMtory Matron
If Uf Jarnl Iiii'oniit-triit
Mltiwiln, twl. II Hiw ul I . - Mra
fMl'h lliirlmh lit Omiiha, timlnm if
Hi HitrH ftixmmliiry fur wiifi, wt
OVHarvd iufillly rvMnpnt Ih1
vculna; tr tli i-.uiily lxi.l Mh
i tnmrnltlwl to an liiiwutlfi,
h'wvr. Hi ri1 availing Hi ar
rival hm duirhtr triun lha naat.
Mr. (Iurlh haa ln rnatrcm tit th
rituruimUny hut a ah'irt tint.
SiiiII Tohh Nrr Kluffa
I'lai'til I'niJrr Oiuranliii'
'I'd hrtaklna: nut of f'ur ;f
')lliihii a it 'I l(i iwifa ut 'Mrli-l
fvr In I'ntklnf l , a l'(Wn f 400
tnniUtuiit irfiit f iiiuii jduiT
in Urhmm uiuuty, inwu-tl lit, C. P.
N'lmm, li4 f tli I'ritl tmunl tit
dm I'd aid fiMl'I'it f tli at'hml
Iyr4 t pla th fwn uiiir ijiixran.
tin. Miiil l.nv lfi until
'AWf iJ iif lalr.
(Vijiplr'tJ , r-hrarl.il (irl
Im .Si-fk Jori in Hoapilal
Ann Mini hl't'ift, M yr ili rtlv
lit of Hum, Hii., in Omaha y--inniuy
rU'ig Mum iwutjnuin' )ir
inrwy U tU-mUMXvy , I'., ir all
i In t plavxl In huin fur rrlpltl
i'li)Wi-n f"f a pilil cur, Mh an4
Think of Him, hut
Don't Vote for Him.
W . C. TJU. Slogan
Senator' IN'iiiue Not Mrn
t'oiifil at Com rutin ii, liut
JIi Hrcord Ii Cure- ,
fully Hnirtwril.
Mli'olli, (M, ll-lHMwlitll Th
annual ninvtiim f th NVIitaoka
Wwnn'a I'lirKilan Tinjrii( I'moii
iin4 hr today,
III nam wua nut tiiiitunml, liut
Ilia iniidiilala tut rl'ikin Ut th
l'iill4 Mtaiaa nal froin M(?aia,
a dl ii-d tlioiotif hlr at tha tipn
In aaln by Mr: U, 0, yt ut
AtiiUm,
Mlia ura4 vrjr nmirikwr nf th
union to vol aaalnat lilin,
Mh reviewed hi r'or4 arllhnut
niu f-lrrrlntc In lilin ly tiaiii and
!'! that nn runflileni'a nlioiiM b
pla'l In him In Hi fulur.
"II ) In th Iml dlii'li on th
uffma UUllon," Mr. Ilyar iat4,
"Th woman ow hi in noililng,
Whn they ali4 Mm for help, h
Kiirlly rpll4 that h would 'think
almiit It,'
"Now th womn will an In th poll,
'think annul' hlin, n4 vota tor th
otlur lluw."
Iti rutioinary Hum, follow
Uaual tactli', III tli ninii
numlwr ot rpui'llin lit th niwll
audlenr who h4 lurii.) nut fur th
com4y.
-IFire Threatens
Homick, Iowa
Iiiiklurf Mm Couiilaiii of
Slrikrr' Drprnlalioiu
Mnt'iiln, fW. II IH-II l-Hlii-rirf
('. II. Wulntnii .( Itatlainoulh, an-iim-panl4
iy T. II, IVIIixk an4 a rp
laaentatlon ut llatlamouth hualnna
man, vUI(4 tiovvrnor M' Klvl today
in Infirm him atrtki in ihdr limn
hat ln cmnmlMli,- a iiiiinlii-r of
4prdatima. Th govarnor I4 they
had appeared at hi nfflr "Jut i,
talk over th aituailon."
J'hu Klfvatori ami (.niitriTU
DratrujrJ Ix Ilatitiialrtl
at ll'OO.OOt).
MlnuK'liy, ta, (h t, II -I'll whkh
liruk out yeeteitWy aflarnooit at
llornli k, Ii , : niilt a euet i,t her on
tha M.liviiuke n.llr(i.iil. fuiiiftvlely d.
Lriived lii trrn I II elevator and their
rwilent, ii'4 a I'im eallmaletl at
l:nO,ouo and (or a Unit threatened lo
4troy lha whol town,
Th eluvttur of th Armour Drain
i-iinipany and lha Weelern Terminal
Kleaalnr conita,iiy war rumilt(ly
dfi roved and mor than IO.Oiio timli
rla of wheat wer uuiiaumed, 1'h fir
liruk out at th top of th Armoui
elevator, whlth la filled to rapat'liy
Wllh 46.000 buahela of grain,
A hurried tall for aid arnt to th
Mioui fliy fir dfiarliiient wn re
sponded to ly hoe riniMinlea, TUi
Hious City fir tighten arrived at I.
Klfleeii bulldlna and realdenr In
lh li.aln pari of town wer burning
at th tint. The flrea, however,
wer aoon .tlnguiahed by th Mloui
(Mly rominy.
Heavy tinman waa dnna to tha lin
ger drug alore, th William Hard
war roniiany hulKllng and th Amr-h-an
legion hall.
Trnitun (!oiile Murrirtl TiO
Yean (rivrn I'ume of Gold
Trenton, Kb., t l. I J Hieclal
Mr, and Mra. It. raramia, known
throughout thla roinmunlty aa
"liaildy" and "Maiiiu" I'araona, rel
brated tha till Ii annlveieitry of their
wadding here. 'I'hey wer ntr-
tallied at a aiippt-r at th hotel and !
later at a theater purty. In behnlf
of thoaa preeent I'nuuly Attorney Ar
mlliig preaenl'd th old couple wllh
IU0 In gold. Mr, raratm reepontled.
I IIMlll tt. AIVKHTIKMBST
JUDGE SEARS
FOR CONGRESS
Republican CandidaU
Election November 7
nOCCCUCNew Arritala
UllJJtJlJ Daily al
MODERATE PRICES
Julius Orkin
fcn Tlian 50 IVraona Out
to Hi'ar Dmm Sjir-lllu'iuliT 1
Ti'kHllu.tl, fill),, IHl, tHpt'tlnl
!, limn f0 proii tiirmi but
hi lt night to Helen Ui Hurry If,
fiiiwriy ot oomli mid Ivlnr ilnward
pr;Niuiid their t1nit;rtlt propa
hr f(hr, who I m-rompanyint Mr fa-Mn'Ui, Thr wua llltl eiithuelnem
will lv Omaha tlay, jTh iekr dllvered tl1re along
OncKfinute
Store Talk
"Yen folk ought la paint a
if ara lha eky telling
bul lha omfrt a man
fl la byif ahoa here,"
exclaimed a dliyhtd ru
tomr In our jrrtr ho
utor for men, U wag huy
Ihg: Kducatora; cam In
railed for hi iitgot them
and went on hia way happy.
That' tha way men buy who
war Educator hoa-Kilu-ratort
pnt Kducator for
ever. Hold irluiUely In
Omaha at th Nebrauku,
IL
JOHN A. 8WANS0N, Pr.
WM. L. H0LZMAN, Treaa.'
Armstrongs
Linoleum
ror Evcru Floor In the House
L
A Jaspd Linoleum floor
in a modern home
You can select linoleum in colors and
designs to go with your rugs,
walls, and hangings
IF you haven't looked at any lino
leum pattern! recently, go to a (rood
furniture or department itore and ice
what in being offered in Armstrong'
Linoleum.
You will toe rich plain color, beau
tiful Jatpe or two-tone effects, par-
quetry inlaid, carpet inlaids, marble
tile inlaid and attractive printed
patterni. '
This modern linoleum it too fine a
material to be aimply tacked down.
Armrtrong'i Linoleum should be ce
mented to a lining of builders' deaden
ing felt which has been glued to the
floor boards. Thia make a smooth,
even, permanent floor without unsightly
cracks. It can't splinter, and it will
never need expensive rcfinishing.
When good linoleum is laid this way
it is waterproof, and the easiest floor
in the world to keep clean. Dust never
gets into it.
Rugs are placed on a linoleum floor,
aa on any permanent floor. An occa
sional waxing and polishing keep it
looking bright and new.
Write for our booklet, "Drwratrve
Linoleum Floors," which contains
twemy-fmir color plates showing differ
mt designs and coloringsof Arnutrong's
, 1 inolrum, both inlaid and printed,
suitable for any room in your house,
Armstrong's Linoleum Rugs
For frrle wKa live in sratimrat ear
who heft rirtuar Mt sWt and Cv
aquntly do not wt.h t imt all prrmanrnt
linoleum rWtt, Armtrrtt's l itmlrum
ln mJ in th ftMtn t-f hot JrteJ riv .
Thirty sttttctiva paliema in ftHif lite
fioin 6l9 (t to9a fr1.
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