INJURIES IN FALL
RESULT IN DEATH
Shelton, Oct. 23.—Injuries sustained
In a fall at the Frank Webbon farm
ona mile north of Shelton, resulted in
the death of John Randdecker. 60,
ill the hospital at Grand Island.
Jfr. Randecker was driving shee
across a bridge when his foot caught
in a wire and he stumbled, falling
with considerable force. Shortly af
terward he complained of pains in his
stomach and examination revealed
that he was ruptured In two places.
Mr. Itandecker had lived in this
community for many years. A brother,
August Rnnderker, also lives here.
Bee Want Ada Produce Results.
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Today—Omaha Women Found the j
Years’ Most Marvelous
Values In This
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| Dresses
I Dresses of such beauty, such
| quality, such elegance, that it
| seems almost impossible that
| they can be offered at such
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yours for
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Fine Satins Canton Crepes
Crepe Satins Charmeen
Failles Bengaline
Jacquard Crepes Beaded Imports
Brocade Velvets Cut Chenille
Velvet Wools
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Dresses {or Every Occasion
All Sizes 14 Vo 42
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j A series of unusual purchases
and a determination to launch
I : the greatest Dress Sale in this
| store’s history, is the basis of
1 this exceptional sale.
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An Apology to Those Customers We Were
ij Unable to Serve in Thursday's Selling
We anticipated great crowds—our sales force was
I I materially augmented—but so great were the
crowds that hundreds of women could not be
served. To those we offer an apology and ask them
to come again tomorrow. ^
Haas Brothers—1
The Shop for Women ,
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Coolidge Still
Polls More Than
Half of Ballots
Davis Almost Overtakes La
Follette for Second Place
in Literary Digest
Straw Vote.
Senator Robert La Follette of Wis
consin Is losing second place to John
W. Davis, but Calvin Coolldge still
has 56 per cent of the 2,306,000 votes,
which had been polled In the Literary
Digest “straw’’ poll up to October 13,
the Digest announces.
Davis has overtaken La Follette,
almost. Latest tabulations show that
he has gained ascendancy In Ken
tucky. The three candidates now
stand: Coolldge, 1,293,378; La Fol
lette, 496,006; Davis, 487,782.
Since the last tabulation both Cool
idge and Davis have increased their
percentages, while I*a Follette's per
centage has been reduced.
California Still Douhftil.
California and West Virginia still
are doubtful states. Cool idge is lead
ing La Follette by 2H to 1 and Davis
by 5 to 1 in Illinois. The president
maintains the same average In Iowa.
He lends Davis more than 2 to 1 and
La Follette more than 5 to 1 In In
diana; Davis nearly 7 to 1, La Follette
almost 2 to 1, In Minnesota, and
Davis by 5 to 1, La Follette by 3 to 1
in New York.
"If the poll is any indication, Presi
dent Coolidge is likely to receive con
siderably more than a sufficient num
ber of votes in the electoral college to
Insure his election to succeed him
self," states the Digest.
The Digest defends the accuracy of
the poll against the attack of the
democratic national campaign com
mittee, which Is reported to have sent
out dispatches assailing the "straw"
balloting.
Takes Up Criticism.
“Democratic editors throughout the
country nrgue that it over-estimates
the republican strength by anywhere
from 10 to 33 1-3 per cent,” says the
Digest.
"Taking Mr. Coolidge's vote by
states and lopping off a third, as a
critic suggests, straight down the list
a slightly different story Is told. In
the return of 2,300,000 votes tabulated
to date.
“Coolldge would lose California,
Nevada and South Dakota to La Fol
lette; Maryland, Missouri, Oklahoma
and West Virginia, to Mr. Da via.
This would reduce his present indicat
ed vote In the electoral college by 65,
still leaving a total of more than 300,
however, with only 266 required for
election."
“EPIC OF ISRAEL”
SERMON SUBJECT
"The Epic of Israel” will be the
topic of Rabbi Frederick Cohn's ad
dress at Temple Israel at 8 Friday
night. '‘Creativeness” Is the subject
chosen by the rabbi for his Satur
day morning address at the temple,
which begins at 10:30.
PRESIDENT C001,1DDK SAYS:
Industry cannot flourish if labor
languish.
Synod to Meet at
Columbus in 1925
Presbyterians Plan Home for
Aged Ministers and Widows
of Ministers.
Special Diupfilch to The Omaha Bee.
Hastings, Neb., Oct. 23.—The Pres
byterian synod of Nebraska decided
to hold Its 1925 annual meeting at
Columbus. The Invitation was ex
tended by the Federated church of
that city, composed of both Presby
terians and Congregatlonallsts. Be
atrice also sought the next meeting
of the synod.
Initial steps were taken to establish
a home for aged ministers of the de
nomination and their wives, and for
the widows of ministers. A resolu
tion providing for the appointment of
a committee to conduct the move
ment, presented by the Nebraska
City Presbyterians, was adopted.
sCL Orchard-Wi lhelm
^ . SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS
"SF RUGS- SPECIAL
xvi°° 8-^eceUt DWng Patterns dropped ly the mills and bought by us
Suite, including 72-inch to great advantage are offered at the follcuing
Buffet, Oblong Exten
REDUCED PRICES
OQ75O 77.50 9x12 extra quality Axminsters... .59.50 24.50 6x9 Axminsters dropped patterns .18.75
• =3 85.00 9x12 Axminsters, big range of patterns, Several 9x12 Tapestry Brussels, seamless 15.00
85.00 Mahogany Din- for 29.85 2.75 18x36 Axminsters ..1.95
ing Table. 54-inch di- 24.50 7-6x9 Seamless Tapestry Brussels (imper- 42.50 9x12 Seamless Wilton Velvets,
ameter extending to feet) .14.75 fringed.33.85
8 feet.’ 28.50 9x12 Seamless Tapestry Brussels (imper- 74.50 8-3x10-6 Axminsters (imperfect).-37.50
feet) for.19.50 95 00 9x12 W°o1 WlltonB- fringed.74.50
49^0 82.50 9x12 Wool Axminsters (imperfect) 24.50 f.lne 'Y,'lton* ' ‘ ’ iio ?7,5*!
= 29.50 9x12 Wool Axminsters (imper- for (
Anne rv!^ 4 5^27x52 Axminsters. mottled or fig '22'5° 110.00 8-3x10-6 Worsted Wiltons for .. 97.50
SSh *£%£? ?/ate »»/' . . " :. ? ! . . .3.35 So.r.1 8-3x,0.6 Wo„ wsi™, (frin^a, 74.50
Each_ P ry . ts. 27.50 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rug (imper- 160.00 9x12 Imperial Bundhars for... 127.50
feet) ...21.50 And many, many more, including such sizes
O(J0 as 27x54, 36x63, 4-6x7-6, 6x9 and up to 11-3x18,
/ similarly reduced in price.
137.00 Walnut Buffet, second floo*
74 inches long, by Ber
key & Gay.
7500
85.00 Walnut Wood
Door China Cabinet.
481
22.25 Walnut finished, Three-Piece “Walnut
full size Wood Bed. # ^ i™ I
750 Simmons Bed ligyyyi
325.00 5-piece Queen Complete With Link
including Vanity Dress- fabric Spring Mattresses to Fit
Bed fTable7Desk°'chair This Steel Bed and Spring Combination Built in Our Oun Factory
and Bench.’ ’ is the best low-priced set we have
shown for many a day. Full size only O ^ ^ j | DU
65.00 Fumed Oak, 8 ft. 1 croo 1750
64-inch Extension J. »J— 1 / ==
Table, pedestal base. As Pictured
3950 We show the "making*" of every mattress.
24.00 Mahogany Night ‘
Stand »dth drawer. Ladies’ Fitted
69.00 Birch Tahosany dVaV’dl'llg CaSCS
Dreaaer, hand deco- SPECIAL
With beautifully decorated shell fit
J7 ' J tings, silk linings and pockets.
42.00 Birch Mahogany ‘ With fittings « q -a
Chest of drawers, hand in lid of I O
decorated. caso . .
With fittings aapa
2 950 W In collapsible 22^
255.00 genuine Walnut A Liberal Allowance —8 ^sasssssas■ BEBBaga—
Vanity Dresser, Queen mw r\i l r>
Anne type with Bench 0/1 I OUT Did ijtOVe Wonderful Values in
to match, the pair— t * » « . ■ T
Two lorno will be applied as first Junior Metal Lamps
Pieces I ^ ^—, payment on a new With gilded standards, fitted with de
382.00 genuine Walnut lightful silk shades that are fringed
Bureau, Chair and and skirted and furnished with fancy
Rocker,’ massive Italian —* pull cords. Special value—
type. Mw-sg ^ /Vre
16750 Vapor ] yzs
94.00 American Wal- ;---■? ■ . ■■■
nut Chifforobe, extra
,arge- 5950 Burns Oil! Cooks With C,as Inexpensive but Delightful
36.00 coiomaTDreflfling c,™n* mth “ Cloth! _ 0' erdrapery Fahncs
. wdmd Beautiful artificial silk overdrapery
in American walnut. f.mootl?* “n,J*ry' ,trcamJUn* construction fabrics. 36, 45 and 50 inches wide, are
1 OCA throughout. All corners and edges rounded. , . . . ... , : ,
I NjU offered in plain and figured effects in
1 yj= Double-flue, rustproof oven. Baking is done mulberry, rose, gold, and blue at, per
Nineteen only, genuine Bt*ady Btrpam of circulating FRESH yard—
American Walnut and 1 in"
Birch Dressers finished Finished in durable white poreelnin and black I OC> I SO J£ J
in two-tone effect, •nameL Kccp H elcan with “ damp c,oth’ 1 == 1 = £-=
while they last— Sanitary cooking top. All corners, joints and tz..- L3^s=s=
edges finished clean and curved. No corners
2856 Guaranteed
Dresser. °1 “ Terms - ™. W..VO.,, TintoTexWindow Shades
2 COD If you wish to defer payments, you Shndes made from Tinto Tex, the
ra.rr^ntTC.r'IC'raS sup«™,.,.Hly UNFILLED sh.de cloth.
29.50 Mahogany Con- loth of November nn.l thereafter mounted on Hartshorn rollers are
sole Mirror. ' make payments as low as, per month, most satisfactory.
1 Ash #5.00.
I 'yDyf Your first payment may be your old stove ’ They cost no more than other very ordinary
* ' = DOWNSTAIRS FILLED shade*. HAVE US ESTIMATE.
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I A Narcisse Perfume j *
Coupon Worth |
61c
Will Appear in This Paper TOMORROW
Present this Coupon at our Perfumery Section
and you will receive a $1.00 bottle of <
NARCISSE PERFUME for 39t I
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Thto to th« Exact tat of the Bottle and Box too gee. \
,[ It to out tegulxt H oo (lie.
i| Try This Bottle for 39c §
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This Introductory Sale Starts Saturday Morning
October 25. Coupons accepted Saturday only.
Introductory Sal* limited to 5760 Bottles only.
(P.S. 1910 S.S.) &
KATHLEEN MARY
QUINLAN
the acknowledged beauty
authority of New York
Has sent her personal assistant, Miss Patricia Mur
ray, from her New York Salon to Omaha, to tell you
Hoiv to Keep Young
Miss Murray has long been associated with Kath
leen Mary Quinlan in her Fifth Avenue Salon, where
for sixteen years, the world’s most distinguished
and most beautiful women have gone for the inter
nationally famous Quinlan Treatments for Keeping
Young.
Kathleen Mary Quinlan’s appointment book is a
veritable who’s who of society, art and the stage, j
Her treatments are wholesome, healthful, simple—
as sure as nature’s own methods—and easy to fol
low at home.
You are invited to consult Miss Murray regarding
individual diet and exercise to reduce excess fat,
and how to make a chin strap at home. If you pre
fer a private interview, telephone for an appoint- \
rnent. There is no charge for this advice.
^.lampson-BeUen
“The Best Place to Shop, After AW'
ADVERTISEMENT. .
6 6 6
is a Prescription prepared for
Colds, Fever and Grippe
It is the most speedy remedy we know.
Preventing Pneumonia
AIM ERT1SEMF.NT.
GAS IN THE STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
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Recommend* Daily Use of Magnesia
to Overcome Trouble Caused by
Fermenting Food and Acid
Indigestion.
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Gas end wind in the stomach, accom
panted by that full, bloated feeling after
eating, are almost certain evidence of the
presence of excessive hydrochloric acid in
the stomach, creating so-called ‘acid in
digestion ”
Acid stomachs are dangerous because
too much acid Irritates the delicate lln.ng
of the stomach, often leading to gastritis,
accompanied by serious stomach ulcers.
Food ferments and sours, crest, ng the d.-»
treaalng gas which distends the stomach
and hampers the normal functions of the
v 1'a 1 Internal organa, often affecting <he
heart.
It Is the worst of folly to neglect such a
a •* r tous condition or to treat with ordinal y
digestive aids which have no ncnt-al i i.g
effect on the stomach acid* Ins'-ead get
from any druggist n few out) of lV»ur
ated Magnesia and t«Ke a teasp.-onfu! m
a quarter glass of water right after eat
Ing This will drive the gas. wind and
Moat right out of the body, sweeten the
stomach, neutralise the e»ce*a a Id and
prevent Its formation, and thete I* no
sourness or pain Ht^urated Magnesia
powder o * table form--never liquid or
milk) Is hgrmlesa to the stoma.' ine\
pensive to take and the beet fe u of
magnesia for stomach purposes It is !
used by thousands of people who en-ovj
th.lr meals with no more fear of indigo I
tlon
whbn in nib) of wm v
TRY
OMAHA RKF. WANT ADS.
AI»V KRT1SEM F.N T.
Says-Now Stiff
Joints Must Go!
New Discovery Limbers 'Em
Up and Even the Creak
ing Ceases.
Yes: It’s true—the world progresses
All you have to do nowadays to
limber up that stiff, rusty knee joint
is to squeeze a half inch of miracle
working substance from a tube.
Then rub tt on the offending part
for about n quarter of a minute or
until it soaks through the skin an.l
disappears on Its errand of mercy.
Then read ihe evening newspapers
and go to bed.
The chances are that your misbe
having knee joint will lore its creak
while you are dreaming shout the
high fences you used to leap when
you were a youngster.
"And In the morning," says one
who has tlied the new discovery,
you'll feel so happy that you'll want
to jump into your sportiest clothes
;nd yyalk briskly down the street just
to show the neighbors that you aro
not as old as they think you are."
Joint Ease they call this wonder
working substance, for the reason
that yvhen ordinary remedies fall they
limtier up the stiff, inflamed rheuma
tic joint, or reduce the swelling. Joint
Erse succeed*.
It s a gv>od name for a good, clean,
penetrating prescription that in Just
a few mouths has proven to a multi
tude of people that tame, sw 'Pen, dis
torted joints can speedily have the
ktnks taken out of them and work
as smoothly as ever.
Hut Joint Ease is f1
Joints, whether in knee, ink's, hip.
shoulder, spine or finger, and for that
purpose its sale is Immense
3o’d at ail drug stores, who ha\e a
Mg supply of it, and druggists every
where report a big demand
tlwsj
gets in joint agony gets out—qukk
Mail eiders filled, cash oi ■ ' O 1'
Hop* Laboratories. Hallow*!!, Mali c
