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16 run omaha nr.:-:: Friday, novf.m hkk Meat Packing Is Largest Industry, Says C. E. Hcrrick Value of Product of 1,30. l'!ta!li)imrnts in 1919 FVordrd $t,216,. 000,000. Kockford. III., Nov. 1 - Mini para l! if In th lnrgin( Imlimlriiil enterprise 111 the I'tilt. Hlntes, ( 'lirirlfM I!. Her riclt nf rhii'iiKo, president nf the !)! attltit i'f Aiik rlniii Mi'ut I'm 'km, told Itoikfnrd K iln i In na here tnility. Mr, Ibiiirk mill the v.ilue of the Numbed product nf 1 cat tblialt iiiMim In l'i'j i ci i i!i M,i'C!,roil.iMifl. curly -i lulliiiii runl u hnlf mme limn It ni-Hii'Ht cuiiiiii tltor In ie, tin; Iron and mcil Industry. "W.ir iinil Hi sftcrttiitth lilt the tiRiit inn k;nK industry In tin limn l"ry, w -( 1 1 -t-t it in the export iiihI Millc H Iihi It l1nliHtll tlll'lc," W.'lfl Mi-. Il- rick i I. ir.irli (i.i.ti'iii nf con illtliinn i hikIim,' in Hi" inii'kliiK In iltlfliy rlllliiii; I tic l.iM few jeill'S, "Hikiii ufi.r InirliiiKf lui'l burned Iniw I'l m.ili f'.iWitrd :il ilnuhle quirk III n viuld !i phv turvy with nn lnl"r nit . . 1 1 1 ; 1 1 i i nlllit, It mulili nly whs ;ili i ii ii to cli'W ii n In a arm. I'm tine iiml then in ret rent 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y In a wm Id thit was l'lnif chitted rililit I M! up m .ilii. I'm' n iiihk we, were plimlcrt-d nn fl.it In Ilia nilddlo of Hie scene, ff Iln- incident Unit e were tumble tn Ki t a (s'liml perspective, nf our nilu.illi.il. Ni.w we run Hike stork iiml illHriivi r w hut hit tin. "Wlinlcrjile, tni.it price have ttikcii j in k mli hi i i'i'limN, mi Hint carenss beef at niio Hum or another within Ihn l int fiiur nr live month him been i IIInK lit an uveniKu anincwhere mound Hid level previiillntc In 1HM. Hide iiml other hj n millet (if Hid Mii-klnir Imluidry Iwve nut only hit I "Until, hut I liny have broken tlirntiKh Mm bottom. In fue l, there have been time when the mint pin licr would havu welcomed prewar price fur ocr lain 1 1) product lnnlfail (if the price that have been pnlil nn occnslun.1' Officials Marking Time in IVxa Klfclion Fight Au.illn, Tex., Nov. 2. Hlule officials lust iilnlit were miiiklnK time. In the Mayfli lil HiTiatorlnl litliriitiou. The ac tion of JijiIho A. M. llltirkrmm In (lis nolviiii? tho temporary Injunction, pur misnt to th order of thn Dalian court of appenlH, places the lltlK'itlon In the ami! jHwItlon It wan following the de cision of th Hlate miprcnie court on th CorNlcfina In junction last Friday nlxht, If was Btated hy menihers of tlip Bttonicy jfcnoral'ii department. AlthoiiKli Attorney Oenorsl Koellng advised Secretary nf Htate fltaplri lrtnt Halurday to certify Mayfleid'g name to county ofllclala In view of the nu proms court' dpcifion, both tate of flclalH rcfuscil to Btatn their opinion on whether or not election official er free now to put Mayfield'B nnm on tho ballot. Owsley to Visit Omaha Mrs. Hall's Storv Doubled I)V Mate of Slain Singer Cunlradirli Slattmriil Mailc y Widow f Slain I'antor FirM Iiilrrvirw tllllt w.ih nut n, nod Iiml l mill tli'l Wnllim.'' i mil xe nil." . With tlnx- wiinU Mi Mall i(n-HfcJ ii i firi Inti rui w an lnlernw , ,rn,T MfiniHTu f KI.III liliiiiiinl by tier iiiiimi-l mi tlmt n i n ifcht mill to I'1 i'"1 lierlf, In th imhllo rvr, fiiiiii.lhe i Iri'iiniitiitiH"! li. t In which Hie unfoldlnu if the Mull Mill runnier myptcry Im" eiiinmheil h.r III Siiirff .Murder". New Hi uimwirk, N .1, Nov. - l,inikiiK up rimu Hoik In h coul I 'in In Ihn liaHcimuit of Hi" i'liitol houno win I'll Im in Jaiillor, J.illli Mill, lioe wife, l.leaiinr, wim iiiiirrtired with the lt-v. IMwiinl W. J hill ntl Hi ili lulu t 11, ('iilny took Ihxh'i Willi milin- of tlic Ktiili inelit liiinlti i ter. liny by llm i leiKjtiiiui h.Iow In mi Inienlrwr. Mill iilil tlmt l nu t .Mr, II, ill at llm i hni i ll at ft oiIik I,' on lliu Election to Be "Test" for Women Voters Wimliinii'-itt, Nov. :.Net wnfV' rlei dun Mill tilli'l n "tent" of I'l ni.iniii voter, Mr, limily New1l lll.nr, vr i liiiiritiiili of Ibe ilctnoeriitln liiitloiiil committee, ilMliirei III N Htiitemeiit In which b wil'l tlmt Hie women limn now had tlnm lo chart a iniirn and clet purlv uliliinem, r'lin epl"lficd thdt when they wr Kllllllcil the fllllhle, It wan liiiinedf. iilety aheMil of mi election In which lh V biiil no volt e in the pkklnK of the caiiill'lnlc. "Till time." he cnlltlliued "it W tllffercnl, They wer called upon o vot In the. tirlmnric mid o fined V flit I imt lni. llpnll the o.lecl, i'l III lllllfj Hi U 'V. I'lll'", i f.'i nn r k!ii- kliimlo fur tli Ulan in t'ulifiii ti.. i, of I'llitKHiM nlKMit Hie fni'iiiHtiiiii nf iIih NiiiiimI AoclUiiti i ..e ii. L'.i i.'Ium utntt t-Mvii'l or- ii- I 1 1 !.....: .. " " ' " all IVIVill T(:HMI.UIlilil'iiiilr..ilii Ui Anh'i le, N". 3. A ninM iittnn of former meiubeiii nf lti Ku Kin Khiii dpeni'd liert with Ihn avowed The iiielin I lo no wy eon. necte.l with Hi old kUn," declared I'l ire. rmrrs rnucr.D lur Crinli tim4, CUimI ana Ktfir4 PRKMim HROTIir.RS rurrlei Maa't ! ni Ikree-yiet 1 KQ (uil clent4 ti4 ptttfd . . . Ml I arntm Blratt Tli' Omtht. ATUntl OMI 8oulh !, MAek.t OOS4 ! tiioinliiK f HepH'iulicr 1. Mr. Hall ;the fm-l thai if they with to make full AIIVKBTINK.MENT, FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There Is one remedy that seldom fail to stop Itching torture and re lievo nkin Irritation, and that makea the Bkin soft, clear and healthy. Any druftuiHt can supply you with Zemo, which generally overcomes Bkin dlneases. Kczcma, Itch, Flmples, Rashes, Hlnckhcails, In most cases Rive way to Zenin. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear overnight. Itch ing usually stops instantly, Zemo Is a safe, antiseptic, liquid, clean, easy to tise and dependable. It costs only the; an extra largo bottle, $1.00. It Is positively sato for tender, sensitive skins. AHVEKT1SKMKNT. "Mother Why Not Try The Newer Form Of Iron And Be Strong and Well and Have Nic, Rosy Cheeks Instead of Being Ner too and Irritable all the Time and Looking So Haggard and Old?" The doctor cm tome to Susie Smith's mother and she was worse off than you are and now the looks just fine." There can he no healthy, beautiful may cheeked women without Iron. Good physician have strongly emphaaiiej the lct that doctor should prescribe more of She newer form of iron Nu atrd Iron for their nervous, run down, weak, hax-ud Uoklnu patient. When the lion f from the bJuuj of women the roar IT' from their cheek. ar4 trength anj vitality from their bullet, Tlu newer form ot Iron, like the Iron In ycut I'IoikI nj I ke the tton In certain green vegetable ' h'llMvrevom mrndrd tothunfUh.'i.'uiutcklytoiivre theur s'teriatH. p"ff aoJ enJuiance. It iiiTie ewir reei wfSw lro iWkkii nd oa . m alwfciixf Mmvf la ''4t i M.W le i n n-ut 4, m hI l. tilf S M4. 1 HM f '. I hwiii'I i- m4 ttt r"vx ni ei i (M ue M. IMI klea M irMuru wgivw m w iai i w pktM el Ir s i s,ifcii. t mt e4 ft4 CM twBffe BU LBtt Se n tm 4 t ', i if V 0 0' t- C-1. A.jf. Owsley aivi Xiix uotimA:. j Col. Akin M. 0 wilcy of Dcnliin, ie., new IihIIiiiiiiI cniniiiiiiiilci' of Ihn American IkIoii, hIio I Nlumn here cniliracliiit III tiHilher, Him um lit Hie I ml ii In greet him when he reliiriieil Inline from lite New (lilniti cniiveti Hon, will he In Omaha Hie evening nf November HI as the Kiicnl nf llm I lung la ciMinly piiht nf Hie leuliui. The imthsIoii will be Hie flrl hiiiiiiiiI Arnil. tlce eve banquet of Hie pout, nn affair wtilcli will lie held nn eniii Nmein her I Ot It evening, accoriling In Sunt Iteynold, i iiiniiiiiiuler. "Wet" ami "Drv"' Fight Haging in Mosquito State Modificalioit if Volntcad Art Leading Ishiic in New Jcr ni'y Oiitoome AjtjiPars to Be in Doulit. By AKTIII It MKAHH IIKNMNCi, Trenton, N. J Nov. 2. "Wet" and "(liy" are engaged In a desperate: conflict In this state over tho ques tion of a light wine and beer modifi cation of the VolHtoad act. If beer and wlno win, Governor Kd- wards, democrat, will go to the United States senate to lead Hie movenmet for the HherallTUition of tho prohibition law and for eventual repeal of the prohibition amendment. If beer and wine bjso In a stain so wet that it was the last to rati fy the prohibition amendment, and then only after It. had become law, the result will bo heralded by tho "drys" an a vindication of prohibition In the home of lis foes. The issue feature the senatorial election in which .Senator JoKeph H. Frelinghuysen, republican, millionaire crony of President Harding and cham pion of prohibition, Is seeking re election to a second term. Contest Appear Close, The contcHt appears to bo a close one and the result in doubt at this time. For weeks the republican lead ers have regarded FrclinghuyHeu us good as defeated, but of lato his prospects have Improved materially and he now Is believed to stand a fair chance of pulling through. One learns that tho dispute on the prohibition question is purely one of abstract principle in which personal proclivities, tastes and prejudices have not been permitted to figure. For example. Governor Edwards, the arch foe of prohibition, whoso friends prom ised that he would make the United States "(is wet as tho Atlantic," if he ever got a chance, Is a church vtstryman and a teetotaller. Ho would not wet his whistle, If tho country were as wet as the Atlantic. It's the principle of personal liberty he con tends for. Question nf Moral Principle. With Senator Frelinghuysen It is a question of moral principle as dis tinguished from the gross, material appetite of th flesh. He told a gather ing of Methodist ministers tho olher day that he voted for the 18th amend ment "because nf Its righteousness and secondly, because, of Its economic worth to the United States." Kdwards has the support of labor pretty generally and the factory towns of northern Jersey are aflame with ardor for the rcatointion of beer and wine. Frelinghuysen Is relying for success upon the republican or ganlastlon, the farmers, business men, church workers, the AntiHiilonn league and all the dry, particularly th women to whom a special plea Is bring mad to get to the poll and j vote fur Frelinghuysen and piohllii- tton. ('til Found on Kailroad Sold liy Mother, She SayH I'lcfirfK Id, I'n., Nov, 2. Nora Aloom, 17, I'hlliiilclphla, who wits fcutid tied to the Pennsylvania rail road truck near Woodland Into Tens day night, recovered conscoiirieh yesterday tint) told awthorilic her mother had -sold her to ti man who brought her to ( 'lent fit Id. ' "He gave tne something to drink and that's fill I remember," kiM the girl. The girl told the sheriff she (lid not know the man' niiiiii', Frank Glllilantl found tho uncon scious girl on tho truck a few min utes before a PeniiHylvntiln psetger train wn due to pit, tllllilaiid de clared that the violin's leg ami arm wero bound and I hat I lie ropes were attached to l ho rail. n. i I'l j i Ht i rilii y that wit lit Hie church lit 7 o'clock, "I know It could not bavo been earlier llimi :.'!," said Mill, "be ciiiin toy children hud gone to school, "Tlie fli'Mt thing Mrs. Hall nkel tun wit. Hnini-lliliiK Ha Happened. " 'Was iniyody sick lit your lumen lust iilghl'.'' VVn Hkii cniimiciilivl nn the fact Unit both my wife and her hOHhaud wero m!!iig, mid I suld: 'Miiylm they have eloped', "'No,' wits Mrs, Hall' reply. 'I think something bi Imppened to tlielll.' "At noon when Mr. Hull came lo 'my home, I told her I bad not beard Htiylhlng and she said aim had not either. Then she went away, Hhe I j Incorrect in her statement In slating that sh(( did not come to my house sgnln ft &:'! o'clock. Hhe stayed only a minute. ' "I saw ,lr. Hull again at 7 o'clock j In lier linine. 1 went there to ssk i h'-r if sbfl bad tiny new. I siayed I on the porch to talk. Hhe did not j ncctii to Oike It. as hard a I did, I , had art idea (hat r. I fnll and my I wife bad been together but I did not I think there whs anything wrong. I dun't know why I ever suggested an I'lopeliienl." Commenting on Mrs. Hall's slalo merit tlmt she wa not vindictive and that she did not care to see any one ; punished for the murder, Mills said: i "I am rot vindictive either but. I want to c tho murderer punished, 1 believe It was a woman' deed, All Iheso th'orle about blnekmstl ami robbery mid things are rot. It wns jealousy and I think her throat was cut In splto hecausu of her beautiful singing." "What comment could I make? Of iimi of their f rii n bl and lu ll select Hi candidates, they must chose i parly. Unfurl iifmtely, when may of I bein riiinle their choice In fhi! month immediately following their enfran chisement, (lie outstanding difference between the pnllfir imd ymnoiinee. insula nf th two great pnrlle hsd not bei n clearly rinplinslferl by the parti' themseivc. A this campaign prmr"-MN, however, fhcs differences urn becoming more and more marked Safe Investment Civet Confidence Our e(urllr Is usi'i-llnnl-ih tint Ifl'irl ftgrt on hm. Dividend Quarterly Our rhei-ki resrli th iDVMtiM- lli mwrnifl ilu nr Intereit ran b romfiuundtd. Attet . Reserve $10,132,620 420,850 BUILDING "'LOAN ASSOCIATION lath and Hm,y. 33 Yser le Omsk thot'o tho Mc thins in cucccsslul bakl&3 It determines failure or suc cess in baking, more than any other ingredient If you do not always havo satisfactory baldngs.chango to Calumet for just one trial.' It i3 pure: containing only such ingredients as have been officially approved by U. S. Food Authorities. Within the Calumet factor ies the largest and most sanitary on earth-hundreds of skilled workers clad in white are busily engaged in , producing the baking powder that is used by millions. Human hands never touch it. Its sale is IY times as much as that of any other brand. Fure In the making-pure in the baking. A pound can ofCalumti eon toin$ full 18 ouncw. Soma taking powders com in 12 ounce tn$tod of 16 ounce earn. Bt tar you ft a pound ujitn you want it. The Economy D RUING POWDER - --J TUK WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER. Kffifl HI MMtt T TEST Hudiand of Fornu r Ottialia (lit! Hifi in Woreester W.ird ba lrri i.iiived hr nf the n.sth of M uthrw J Whltitill i f Wer ctster. M iss Hi l I 'W nil lormeilv an tVniba a;rl. Miss Ot-riiud t'Uike, tnughter if the lite II, T, i.mkt lleerv T. fluke of iti.s iitv, br-'tlirr nf Mi. Whiitnll. l-i' Vrdiesl.t) tiir Won-esier, hr ibe (unn.il viitl lake plc Vrtdi). .UiHtiff lirollier. lUiry f, t'Urkt. It.et t lieltevue. Neb. Mr Whutall the b. I ef h (lpt null Ies i.i hi h.4ii,. 'II. Imoi sis i't- R't a ituhir tf f ritr Hiirrn Men's Suit! CUntd and Pred , , . , $1.50 $19.75 COAT SALE Tor I fiJay ,! .st4r,U n f tiff, t ahout I o nnn 'J ai Mii' .,,rt ce' w-na JVm, h ... at $19.75 Joliuo Oihin till tU fitMt w'n''tW--a.t''s4V'se4H Toilet Goods Itrtiir .Special for frlday JOc rulmolivfl oap 7Vd 10c lla.'ik'n' t'ncoa hardwatcr soap 7'6 iOe Waltkc' Ta Gloria hardwuter soap, at 7'4t 10c Jerffcn' ttdsorlod buth tablet nt 7'it 10c IlrlU'a powdered ammouia, 3 !oxe 25? $1.00 Armand'g cold cream powder 70 12.00 bot. water bottle for '7Vt AM A Day of Bargain Events Every Department Participating 99 Girlo' Wear UtrnnS fleer Mrls' Wool Middles, 3. F'iv dozen girls' all wool Mlrtdies In navy nrid red, sices I to It. An unusual villus. itriday at 92.96 Olrls' f , . l?f) nirls' Coats In Kerseys, Cheviots. Polo and mixtures; ll good, new styles; sll good, comfortable costs; alsss S to 14, A reel val ue for Friday st S8.95 l.lrl' Wool lrees. tXV Five dozen Olrl' Wool Dresses, th newest stylra and ls I to 14. Very spcclnl Fri day, each S3. 05 (rend Fluor 66 AO H?lU.2Tvr.Jl FridayBargains Annex Piece Goods, Curtains, Etc. Extra Heavy Blankets One number In a large bed size, extra heavy gray cot ton blanket, heavy floece. Special Friday, pair $2.19 Light Weight Blankets On number In a llsliter weight, but full bed size, a wonderful value In Friday' Special .ale at ....81.89 Percales All of our light nd dark percale In Victor brand; a splendid quality 36 Indies wide. Fpeclal Friday, at per )rd S0 White Outinj Flannel A !7-lnch heavyweight whit inning Hanntl nn sale Fri day, special at, yard ...13c Marquisette Curtains I number In white ruffled tnanpilelte, jurtls lung ltu band tle-bc to match. A rrculur II t value: Fil diy j er i Air 81.19 rrlngcd Curtttini 1 nutubrr In a pew f unfed U'm lin t's rurt.iin. titiiiiral t'lilnrs miSr, lU'gnUr llsl lue, 1 i: lu.v iwlal Hl.tUI Barpii Friday Annex Sales Featuring Remarkable Values Friday Coats and Jumpers Children's Winter Coats, $3.08 Snappy coal for the little tot age U to 0 years, in all colnr, fur collared coats, double breasted, liih utorm collars, regular value to $'M. In tho Annex Friday at $3.98 lilldren'i Ituln CnaU, M Fine quality, full rubberized, rain proof coats, full loose belted style, buckle or button belts, button hlRU and close nt neck. Hegulnr S3. 93 values, la tie Annex Vriday, at S1.9S Im' and Junior Jam pen, I'MW Jersey, sttln and all wool serge, silk embroidered, oui with Geor gette )eee. Values to Is.lfi. In ib Annex 92.DM 326 NevWool Dresses Trlcoilnc and Poire. Twills, richly embroid ered models, satin sanhes, silk brnld trim med, loose, straight lines and walst-IInc style, every dres new and never been shown before; right up lo the minute In style and 16 different model to . Id t from, All site In 44. In the Annei Fri day at 87.77 200 New Winter Coats $14.95 200 new winter coats, full silk lined, with or without fur col lars, all color and every new stylo favored this sermon In cluded In this lot; loose back, bolted front models, full betted and rnglnn cents; coat bought regularly woith 22.0O to l.'.'i. In the Annex Friday 811.95 Infanta1 Crib Rlsnkels, Te N'avsln and nursery rrih blank et, plain emtirolr1reil or scal loped eUgxs; pink ami blue: standard H'lulO '; rugnlnr ft qusllty. In tli Annex ....70 Infant' ineslera, 11.4 Infants' wool i'tr riit and slip on. tn r1, butt snd rnicn, lm end turn-nver coJr lulr t Sll and .'t0 v.hi.. Annex Kinlsy S1.4B Bargain Friday Furniture Sales . WIBI IIInIh Ikali. Utlt (.'nii.r w In ti i ilin.n- itiii iiilml.im in fc.nu.n t-iii-r .1 l rl. Mirl'l.t l . ., , VYbO wt.iMI I eln t'aklr, tlSk i.niiiii MnOii.t iMn.n tit'!., ' in. In Midi, eitenilinff -t 11 in- '.' Hlim 1'1'rtl. fi .al t .. fill, BO Smiiw wIhI Haflrl. uliiI limU'H nsln.il tuKHi tih iiuit. r In. n in. tin Inn t..l .1 , Irto.uu mm .lr IMnlua mm H, HUM This S'lil t. in lt'i"i I n .u in inl ik. fneiii.liea i'f iif I i-t. i"i isi.u, i .it. tut i .nn din, nt i,l.'i I in Kj iil lapnlry . t ,. .. )I3S.00 Bargain Friday Rug Sales r .l.mial llmt'..i1 Wiiitiii an. I fcunf i1 l.'ii.ni vi.tr im vl nr nunn. nit ml.. is ilni lu l , S3ft.AA nr il Ha. i'J ll. y . ng . triii i, i"" "i'n m U t In - In tins I t n Ml f ed i'n h it'isl.t'. sn, iltn lira. 4llr Mm a, lilt. I'i-i! iful bNh I') . kitiitiir nut n'..ii(al. .malt i.l on i"l I'ttinr. ll.l.gn. Ill ,.li'Mlllie. ..-r nf !' kiln, I'.l'. Kd In i n. ei.i i i ..iiui... mi lm .. .1 , ,.. VIA. Oil I4- l W IJ ! Arc. ii. .ii Viirni . c-ki .nuin i..n.ii ktrk tinnltnoi r a. ... nn. nil . t li.ii.( i4 (ulnia Na l.l.l u( "J" .. I ... ltt ilii. f r tn FridayBargains Annex Underwear Hosiery ladies' Union Suits, 98c Ladles' and misses' fine thread, silk striped Union Suits, knee lenKth, sold reg ularly In other store at $1.15. Friday, each f)8t Boys' Union Suits Boy' fleece lined heavy win ter I'nlon Suits, sizes 2 to 1. Special Frldny 79 Children's Underwear A special number In chil dren heavy fleece lined I'n derwetr. A splendid number for young girls. Special Friday, it )S Corsets Frldsv v will l all of nur regular V. and N. high, medium and low bust fnrseta in a bargain sal. t.. .h9c Ladies' Hot A very pe- number In lad'es' fin -anol Hose, . sorl. color rrsnlar II I -.ah;. FrbUy.,., Children's K)i A hraty rlbej m. In t!rk fur mi)' a girls, t-til! l.l and tw. rt d; 'l in. p.Air for... 81.MI Bargain Friday Men's Wear Annex . Il..l. M ..... I I , It.. . ' '' m 1 t. ,..! .lW . ' ( 1.' I. .... ' Si a I I.. I, l M W l-.r ii..4 r,..it -' a . .' i. .( ,1 1 a 1. 1 .1 ' i l'w t. it . If, US BargainFriday Corsets rV l.l M.l- ii. I . .. , . 1 II ..I . I ( , : I l .11. . . I . . 1 I a . I I .(.' ! il 11 I . 1. I -1 e- - ( " . . ! i t l.iitl ft A ll .ln.l I '. ..i I $ a a...-! .l 11. li e... 'i ii'. .1 .t . . a I tta ! . I Bargain Friday Pajamas, Gowns H4Mf I l'llf. - t H - -H I t ii t t.d 4 i fc 1 t, t i ' $ , , ' ,i I I ' - l4-t tH H I M $S n r . , M ltt(ll !( l-.ett 4 .4 .t fl ' It a. tH ' fc .4 . 1 4 tt't . f ! t Alt t - II 4 i 14 M I . .t 44 K BargainFriday Linens laraa.k I laik. II U I ' t'M) II '1 " h. a h Uts. I ! a I. .' ,' .a it 11. 3s) Iiril4 laaak. ! I il ik aa-ftt i4a. rit) . ! l i )4 r...l . I S Bargain Friday Silks -Woolens klla . -VI t k.laa . ..i l.i.ai'4. at a l t I ft I, l.twr-SiU. l-k tUa , .1 "t A . I -I l f4 '. 'a !' ft I I I ! SI a I . Ma.l l,a- .1 aJt 'n .. al a 4a I .-.a sat .' (Ita.. .,. ..if '4 P' BargainFriday . Gloves Sll taeiH I I..., X I i t n il 1 .i a, 1 .ltl !-.. ,. . i -at , ak.kta I Saatal.sa.a, II la I II at' si a mt aft.k a III n,ll v.lia ! . I j 11 a' .a, . a I Sl.l K DRF-SHER BROS.