THE ELXDAV DEE: OMAHA, NOVEMDER 3. Wi.
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H Each Voter Will
! Oct a bet oi bix
) 15al lots Tuesday
Omaliaui to Kxpresf Prefer
t" iters on Public Uffirers,
Referendum ttiiil City
t Charter Changes.
At tha c1iih itt une of th in"t
! ilrltl political turn pal Kin evrr
i mined In t urIwi ronnty, Hrrtor Brt
niiy m pniccru lo tne pull to regie
tfr I heir preference for the vurlou
pulilm nV to be MM; (ilwi to
1 ri's thenn'flvF on vnrlom referen
dum irow,Mii,n mi rii'l illy
(luirtT iii-inliii"nlt),
Volinn il;inn In ITS pri;liii't of
the (.'utility will be upcti Tuedy from
n. tn. to H p. in. K.uli voter will tie
intitliil In nil lutlliitH, nml the rlot;-
(tiou cntiitnlMlnnvr lhi voter to
"t thut tiny rvcrlv uoniplvto H
ot li.illntn.
Til tf'nenil ballot In aulxllvllkri1 In
tn Uii-x" p.utu: Nutloiml, .lute, con-Ki'i-Kilonul,
Ji glnlntlvi', county und pre.
.lii.-t tu-hfiH. Thl will bo the first
Ppl!i hi Inn nf the ni'w 1'igiilatlve re
ilMrliitlntt plsn v.hlrh provide tot
rk-clion of Mats senators unit repre
Mirit.itivi'S by dlNtrlrtH inntuid of
throiiKli the liirgrr vollnfj Unit of the
lit ire county. AwnHnftly, ciioh votT
will Ijp privileged to uin for oni) t"'ii
ntor nil ons reprrwntltlve from the
nomlm of his illMli h't. County t:
inlKMlnner. howevir. still r elected
by voters thrmitiliout the county.
, Nonpiilitl.ai lUllut.
The iianpolltlciil bnllol contain ths
nominee- for Jui1k of ths uprnie
court, fcecom! Judlilal iliHirlit, HtulK
i Miperintemlunt of pulilU: Instruction,
r.,uoly mtperlntandent, of public In.
hti ui tlon, slid tiiunlulpiil JuiIkps. h
voter tnsy vots for two of ths four
nominees for rnunlrlpul JuiIks.
Voter throughout ths stute will de
ride the fnte of four laws puHsed by
the lefc'li(litiire slid tho operation of
loin lipim tisnndil through
referendum petitions. Th-M luw will
bo referred to voters through a bullnt
which will cojitnln the four propoi
tlons to be voted on separately In tho
space provided. A murk In the "yes"
spnee menus a vote for the law, and
& murk In tho "no" space Indicates an
ndvprno expresnlon.
The tli-Mt referendum proposition on
the ballot refer to a law which
would roKiiliite the establishment of
new biinliH In Nrhriutlia. It would
authorize the Htnte nankins board to
deny charter lo yew bnnks union It
bo shown that they will be for the
public, convenience, advantage and
r.ecesnlty.
Anil I'lcketlng I.nw.
Thesccond section of this ballot, re
fer to tli' "antl picketing;" lw,
which makes It unlawful for any per
son or persons, slnKly or.tiy conspir
ing toother, to interfere with any
other person In t(is or her lawful
riyht to work.
The third referendum proposition
Involves tha amended primary law.
This amendment repeals that part of
tlio act which . provides for tha elec
tion of delegates to county, etat and
-y.alionnl conventions and national
mmUteemen by the direct vote of
AltVKttTISKMKNf.
TOQ'MUCH MEJIT
HURTSKIDNEYS
Take a glass of Salts to Flush
Kidneys if bladder
bothers you.
Rating, too much moat may produce
kidney trouble In some form or other,
says a well known authority, because
the uric acid excites the Sidneys, they
become overworked; got sluggish; clog
tip nnd caitKe all sorts of distress, par.
tlculnrly backache and misery in the
kidney region; rheumatio twinges, se
vere headaches, acid stomach, consti
pation, torpid liver, sleeplussnss, blad
dr and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces ot
' Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
tnko a tabieepoonful In a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys may then act fine.
This famous salts 1 made from the
add of grapes and lemon Juice, com
bined with lithla, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid
neys and stimulate them to normal
activity; a!o to neutralise the add tn
the urine so that It no longer Irritates,
hust often ending bladder disorder.
Jad SU1H ctmnot Injure anyone;
.uak'S tt delightful effervescent lllhla
water drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to belt
keep the kidneys urn! urinary rns
clean, thus often avoiding eruu kid
l, y dirtortlei.
t ur,n 5Tnrcrn from
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2 Sara Cream Applied la N'osrtril
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ths prnple, Hiid return lo tbu ii in j
of seli'l-tilig tlira i. Ii'lilitrn by (he :
isiicu and convention stem. Jt um ;
removss the prohllutlon against tit I
conventiim indoiHeii.eiit of candidates !
piior to 1 1 in prlnittry and se,t the I
dale of the primary in the third week
tn August, Instead of thu thud wrrk
In July.
Ths fourth referendum proposition
hss been rrfei'ri'd to us tin "rural
registration bill." It provide for
regie tin tin n of all voters In tho slate
Just as Is now required In cities hav
ing over 7,0"0 population now other
wise provided for.
School Ininrd Candidates.
The bosrd of education ballot
which voters will receive on Tuesday
will contain the names of 14 candi
dal", from which each voier mny se
lect six for .the full term, and at the
hottuii) of this ballot appears one can
didate for the unexpired term. I'. '.
Kldicgo, now a member of the houxl.
Is a csndlrtnlH for the unexpired term.
Hl present meinlH-rs of the board
ssoklng reeleelloii in; K. A. n
tltsdel, Mai I. Walker, William f,
lUnisuy, A. N. Katon, V. W, Faulk
and John Hektns, - ,
Ths smalliist ballot of tha set roil
tains the tiaines ot cuidldstr for
directors of the Metropolitan Utilities
district, two la be voted for.
Oimihii voters will express them
selves on four proposed city charter
iiiiiiuidineiits, this being the Hint time
under the new hfcme rule charter plan
that i:hur tor amendment have been
submitted. The VlsiUng Nurse asso
ciation of Omaha wishes that the
"bonds for free nursing" proposal bo
disregarded or defeated, notwithstand
ing that thl organization sponsored
the Idea. Tha request of tho iissocln
lion Was received too late to have Ilia
proposed amendment dropped, from
the ballot.
Tulillc Concert Fund,
One of the proposed charter amend
ments provides for an annual appro
priation of not more than $1 5.000 for
a public concert fund. Another pro
posed charter amendment, If adopted,
would give the rlly council authority
to assess to abutting property owners
tho cost of repaying, resurfacing or
otherwise Improving paved boule
vards that have been maintained ZO
years or longer. The other proposed
charter amendment would amend tho
existing law pertaining to payment of
special grading taxes by permitting
property owners to pay the entire
assessment at once without being pen
alined live years' Interest; hImo to
provide for bonds to Una nee grading.
Election county hoard will go on
duty In all voting precincts at noon
and will continue to tabulate the vole.
At 8 p. tn. the regular election boards
will go off duty and leave tha work In
..charge of Inspectors and counting
boards. W. I). McHugh, Jr., election
commissioner, believes that returns
will be received from some precincts
shortly after 9 p. m. .
83,000 ll:'gilcred.
The total Uougla county volo at
the last national election, November
J, 1920, was no, 307. Tho country pre
cinct vote nlono wus 3,417. The regis
tration books of the election, commis
sioner show 83,000 names, the com
missioner has 'sent 15,000 challenges
which Include, names of many who
have changed "addresses or moved
from tho city.
The election commissioner urges vot
ers to attend the polls as early uh
possible and to learn- the location of
voting places n Advance, On elec
tion day hundreds of voters telephone
the election commissioner to ask for
the addresses of their voting places.
Burlington Carloads
Increase in October
An Increase of 10.4 per cent In the
number of carloads hauled on Burling
ton railroad lines west of the Missouri
river in October, 1922, over tho same
moniji in 1921 was announc(l at the
general manager's office of that road
here Saturday.
It also was stated that on October
SI, 1922, the Burlington had only 978
bad order cars of all classes com
pared to 1.913 bad order cars on Oc
tober 31, nnd as compared to 2,598 bad
order cars on June 30, 1922.
a i:,hi shouilmr the Increase In car
load hauls lust month over the same
mouth a year ago follows:
Carload
Drain
Drain product , 5
l.lvn mm'K .,..
Ool , '
!.,. !lnj, krmcW, ete 'J.
1,. ( 1.. mcrrhitniilB.t,
Miac'lUneoux loading
G. A. R. Notes
Old Guard post No. 7 Is making
preparations for active work during
th winter months, with regular meet
ings on the second and third Satur
days of each month In Grand Army
hall of the court hoiiK.
Alt llt4HSf
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Elfoits are lieln mad to get every
old soldier In Iiougla county to en
roll as a member of the Grand Army.
Oten meeting will tie hebl at stated
period during the winter. Momuer
of tifflliated nrg.iniiittion am uit.'J
tj aiund the) meeting.
I All ineiuber of th tlrund Army
have teen Invited specially to aMrnd
. th Ulug of lh crnettoii ot the
new state rnpiti'l at Lincoln on Anul-
.tie d i. John S. tavihn, ttspart
jmenl comma nd.-r, bn twuest neral
Jrtf No, 31. urjiin v'ry meioUr
of ifi Nhi!-a deiKirtmt nt t a!tud
111 tsrrvt.
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Union Outfitting Co.
Sixteenth
and Jatckion
Streets
Union Outfitting Co.
Out of the
High Rent
Dietrict
Union Outfitting Co.
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$10.00 Worthl"""50"1800
40 Advo Groceries r
With Every "Hoosier" Cabinet Sold During Our
HMb Piatu Sale
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of Maiiy-Fitie Models
$1.00 Weekly Soon Makes It Yours
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Come in Monday and sui how this wonderful
kitchen servant will suve you lioura of timo
miles of neeilk'HS stcjus and ninny dollars on
your grocery bills.
We Are Sols Omaha Agent for I loonier
Hoosier Given Avay
With 50 Other Article Friday Night
NO Purchase Necessary Simply
Visit the Store
There are only a rpocified number of Cabinets
to be sold and ps every one should be gonn be
'foro tho week, is out, we advlso you to come
ui goon us possible.
$1.00 Will Hold One for Later Delivery
Neiv Arrivals in Smart
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$1
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Brings a Paths on
Christmas
The demand for Pathe I'hono
tcraphs in past years has been
so great that many who wanted
to rive their loved ones this
ideal musical instrument for
Christmas have been, disap
pointed. To Secure the Model
You Wish
Join our Pathe Christmas club.
Pay $1.00 Down and fl.00 a
Week and we will deliver a
Pathe Phonograph to your home
on Christmas Eve.
Records FREE
NO strings to this offer. Yea
pay the specially reduced price
of tho Pathe and tho 25 rec
ords will be delivered free with
your phonograph.
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llaadkn&r&filR Simmon Day Bed Com- mk'fmifJti
Dining Chair Built of
(olid oak with comfortable
Beat, continuous buck
posts, well J "I QC
braced kif8, atP 1 eiviJ
Simmon Day Bed Com
plete wilh mattrcus that
gives you a couch by day
and a full Histe bed for
night, at., $14.95
Solid Oak Chiffonier in
golden finish, with four
drawers and (J o QC
a roomy lop V 1 JuD
Library Table in beautiful
mahogany finish with
large top and lower shelf
for books, (f lO QC
priced at P A adeiviJ
Coal Saving
Howard Heaters,
$29.50 Up
Good Oak Meaton, as
i7 $9.75
Attractive Gate Leg Table
in rich walnut finish with
drop leaves that take up
little space,
at only
: $14.50
ssi i sar
Dining Table rdund pedes
tal type of solid oak in
golden finish with a
roomy top that extends
to six feet, fl! C QC
at only . . . V A O.ViJ
This Howard Steel
Range Only $69.50
Laundry Stovei, two-hole
size for laundry work,
cooking or heatinj a room
only
... ...S5.45
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Attractive Dree.er In
solid oak with lartre
French plate mirror and
spacious drawers, is priced
now at,
only
$22.50
New Fall
tigs
At Low Prices
Seamlet Tapettry Rug.
in 6x9 siezs, on Monday
$13.S0
Seamle.i Tapettry Rugs
in 7-6x9 sizes, on Mon
day $15.75
Handsome Axminiter
Rug: in 8-3x10-6 sizes,
are
$34.50
Long Wearing Axminatert
in 9x12 oizes, Monday
$39.50
Fringed Wilton Rug.,
0x12 sizes in beautiful
patterns for
$79.50
corns
r .feat
Suuly Tbrua-Pi.r Living Hoom Suitf with nnhii,'uny finished
franiia and vine back, ail covered with a troud S 1 A TTitl
grade of blue velour h is oos eu---liior, only
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fti.-"Mt 6JifM Suit tw.itifts ar.ti. Ml
tri.4 4 full .'! l:..i, t iff if,i, i'tvW'S 1 bi avt
fv !.! iimiiiiiim '
Vitit Our
Exchange
Dept.
Our Exchange
I) e p a r tment
will take in
your, old fur
niture nt a
fair value on
any new fur
niture you se
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fi-rvturt it
j rii I'd l.i'.v f r
1 u I c k clear-snip.
Cvcrv Day
Valups t
W u h TuS.
Moderately Priced and on Convenient
Easy to Pay Terms
Now (for your health's (take and your appearance) is the
time to select your coat, but later is the time to pay for it if
you take advantage of our Convenient Charge
Account Plan.
Scores of well-dressed women in Omaha are solving their
clothes problem with our ensy-to-pay plan. There is no
fussy formality no annoying delay pay as suits your
convenience.
The Newest Styles end Coat Fabrics Have
Arrived Within the Past Few Days
There are luxurious furs, plushes, coatings, diagonal
bolivias, velours, Panvtlaine, Ardenna, etc., jn the latest
fall colorings made up into long, vrappy styles that permit
of such original ideas in trimming and draping. Coats are
priced at
$2450 $2950 $3250
Fall Suits Are km Up
Fall Dresses Are$m Up
Fall Millinery at $b9I Up
The Homi of the---
COAT
And Cheerful Credit
The thinking man
who wants a good
looking, warm, pro
tective Overcoat at
a moderate price will
find just what he is
wanting here.
A Big Selection
of Fabrics
in styles for men antl
young men embrac
ing Ulsters, Chester
fields, business mod
els, raglan sleeves,
etc., r e a 0 n a bly
priced at
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