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VOL. SL-XO. lL'd.
OMAHA, SATURDAY MOKNINC,. NOVEMBER f. 1P10.
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Omaha
Rochester Made Clothes for Hen
One-Day Odd Size Sale $20 Suits Saturday $15
These suits are all regular $20.00 garments, made of all wool worsteds, tweeds, cas
simercs, serges, Tibets, Scotch mixtures, in gray and tan stripes. 22 latest model
coats, hand-turned edges, hand-fitted collars and hand-made buttonholes.
The tailoring, style and fit are above reproach. Suits made
to ive the utmost satisfaction, suits tliat hold their shape
until t lie very last day of their wear.
These are odd sizes, all this year's
garments. Sold at this sacrificing
prico to make room. Don't miss
this golden opportunity to get a
new suit cheap. Saturday only
remember tomorow.
MilfiB the ?Wy in ami Htijr On of Our Hard to Ileat Hull Thy are
tnadf of extra good materials and tailored for hard service In the
uioat manly stylos, rrkes range from 53.00 $7.50
With some there are extra Knickerbocker rants given.
lkV fonts from $2.50 " $10.00
Money Saving Men's Furnishing Bargaias
Flanasl Right Bhlrta, In all sizes up to 20s. eitra large and hr-avy flannel,
special for Snturituy only 50o-75c-1.00
Hoi fcpcclal for Saturday Maeo half hose. In all color, regular 2 5o
grade lor . 9
Sweaters for Men and Boys Ascot Mills brands, all colors S1.00 to $3.69
Mau's Underwear from . . 81.00 to 92.50
$ 1 . i.O Kibbod Inlon Suits, for Saturday S1.00
We can v a wonder Hue of Hats, Shirts nnil Neckties. Come In.
Special .Satnrduy bargains. Main Floor.
TTlETTlJTTil
ID?,
n Cancel
The New November Style Itooks are here
for only 20
Orders, means a fruitful field
for Lady Suit Buyers.
The enrly-prason strike, tlie late shipments, nre wrecking hir; manufaeturers of
Iliph Grade Ijadies' Suits on ntvount of the hundreds of eamvled orders.
Our Caadj Dept'meat
Is the place where the Little Oood
Things come from. Buy Saturday
KMH-iaN and you'll aprpe.
oOc Fluffeat Chocolates, the flow
ing center kind; Saturday's spe
cial 20
palted Peanuts, fresh, regular 20c
box, Saturday only 100
Hand ' IMpped. assorted, flavored
Chocolates regular 40o kind, Sat
urday only, for 89o
We Open Our
Big Doll Department Saturday
Come and aee this wonderful show
ing of the new dolls. Never so ninny
or so many different styles little dolls
and Ms dolls, kid dolls, drensed dolls.
French Jointed dolls ihat talk, walk and
cry. Bring- tha children, they'll anjoy
tha display.
Special liresed and kid dolls of un
usual value, worth up to Sue; Saturday
at a 60
Special Kxtra large kid and lres-'M
dolls, values up to $1.15; Saturday. 80c
Special 400 French Jointed and extia
large kid dolls, moving eyes and nat
ural lashes, values up to 12. DO, Satur
day at 98o
Better Cot Flowers at
Lower Prices than Others
1,000 beautiful fresh Chrysan
themums; Saturday special. See
them.
2,000 Roses, regular $1.00 and
I1.2G a dozen kind; this Satur
day, only
Carnations, freshly cut for Satur
day's selling; special 35c
Sweet Violets, bunch 20?
The Greatest Shoe Bargain! arc nem named "Samples"
"7
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TU alia limits and wear and tear given them by
analons order-taking- "drummers," bars tham from
the baa wearing- shoes, whatever prloe they be sold
for. Mew life and streng-tn makaa good wearing,
stylish shoes.
THAT'S WIT OUt 93.50 SHOES KATE WO EQUAL.
They are made for us of new leathers, built
to our order In the coming season styles,
in patent colt,, vtci kid, dull leathers, li
plain or fancy toes, seam or welted soles,
in fact every model made In other makes
of shoes. These facts, as they are, allow
us to Kuarantee every shoe sold.
Honest quoting of value we find t ho
most profitable. Let us tp n pi
snow you our new lau j a IJIIy Arr1
. Block or snoes soia ior. . . -
Iteiinett's Men's $2.50 Shoes Are Winners They are found in
vlcl kid, patent colt, gun calf, box calf, elk skin In tan or black,
all sizes, and these are good shoes guaranteed by the Bennett
company for 52. 50
Hurpafn tables offer some rare values for boys and misses Satur
day at $1.45
Q.KK1 QUICK! QUICK!
Here Are Somi Umatchable Bargains (or Saturday in
Hand-Decorate J China.
Hand Tainted Cup and Saucer, 60c value 85o
Hand Fainted Cracker Jare, 13.60 values S1.98
Hand Painted Plnequea, 15.00 vatues HI. 93
Hand Painted Plates, fancy design, $1.00 value OHO
Hand Tainted Hair Pin Holders, bOc values ., 95o
Hand Painted Salt and Peppera, BOo values 25o
Hand Pulnted Nut Sets, 7 pieces, $2.00 values 880
2d Floor.
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X$2i,(D)(0)(D)i
WE BOUGHT 500 SUITS
Kvory ono a juarantfcil niaili' to
sell $.().( K) ami X.00 irarniont.
niul we To placing tliein on sale f
vj.. 4 i i : . . -i
out lining ll uiie ufi
Including Mm l'mnous Nlte (iarmcnts These suits are made
In all this season's materials, wide wale iliaKOiinU , heavy serges,
Scotch mixtures. In plain or fancy shades some s-'niifltting, others
mannish tailored models all elegantly tuilored v.lth satin lining.
These are absolute tailored to fi'.l orders. No samples, no designer's
mistaken cuts ull absolutely perfect.
Don't misa thin great Itight-in-tlie-lleart-oMlie-Ncason Halo.
Hat unlay night they'll all he K"tie. Come early .Saturday.
Great Sale of Coats for Girls
ankrupt Jewelry
Stock
Bought at Fifty Cents on the Dollar from A. Judson & Co.,
Chicago, stock is all new and first class. Every article guaran
teed by The Bennett Company.
WATCH PRICES.
Men's Elgin Watch, 120-year
guaranteed gold filled ea.se
thin model in 12, 1G or 18 sizo
high jeweler's movements
guarasteed.
$13.50 Elgin Watch, as above
described $498
$16.50 Elgin 15-jewel Watches,
as above $8.98
$22.50 Elgin 17-jewel Watches,
as above 10.98
$18.00 17-jewel movements, as
above . 8.98
DIAMONDS.
Tiffany, white stones, er
karat 8100.00
Per half karat '.$50.00
LADIES' WATCHES.
Gold filled hunting or open
face ease, 20-year guarantee.
$1G.00 Elgin Watches, as de
scribed above $7.98
$18.00 Elgin movement $8.98
$11.00 American movement
at $5.49
$10 Enamel Watches. .$3.98
ALARM CLOCKS.
7fle kind, sale price 39c
$1.00 kind, sale price.... 59c
FOBS FOR MEN.
line CJold Fobs, many dif
ferent stvles to choose from.
Olrla' Heavy Winter Coats Asm 8
to 12 years; plain colors ami mix
tures. edilH anil etui of our 13.00
and 7. Til) valuen; Sutunlay onlv-
at 84.95
Girls' Long Winter Coats In plain
Melton ami Cheviot navy, red,
brown and ureen; odds and end of
our $8 00 mid flO.uo vulutw Satur
day 85.00
fniall Coats for little tots, In plush,
velvet, bearskin cloth nil colors
nn.l black for $3.95, 4.9S, 85.95.
$6.95, 88.95 and np to (10.00
$(.0() values for only.
$7.00 values for only.
$2.50 values for only.
$2.9S
.$3.49,
$1.29
a
LOCKETS.
Beautiful styles, set with jew
els, regular guaranteed values
up to $6.00; for only. .$1.98
BRACELETS.
Finest gold filled and guaran
teed for 20 years Bracelets on
the market. This sale only,
values up to $8.00, for $3.50
In this stock you will find Stick Pins, Hat Pins, Cuff Buttons, Shirt Buttons, Watch. Chains,
leather Fob's, Diamond Kings, Necklaces all priced far below their real valueand absolutely
guaranteed by the Bennett Company. Every piece marked in plain figures on ticket.
BUY YOUR XMAS GIFTS NOW FROM THIS STOCK.
Drugs, Toilet Articles and Photo Supplies
Sped its Saturday
$1.00 Duffy's Malt. Saturday 89
$1.00 I'lnkbam's Vegetable Compound
for 89?
25c Laxative Cold Tablets HOC
$1.00 SeotCs Emulsion; Saturdays -H9t
Ibc Bennett's Anti-Chap
. . , , .I'll L II I
juc Armurs jiuq uaici tC
1 no Hpnnftta Rheumatic Compound
for ASC
Roqua's Pure Charcoal Tablets
at 10 n 20
26c white Pine Cough syrup. . .
60c Carman Powder, Saturday 45o
Halm- llvc Soap, Saturday 7o
C'atlle Soap, iniported, pound 30o
llfKuaa Maulirure Set. . .XOo, 180, 8Bo
I5c Andimt." Almond Mal. SOo
7 bara Krown Wlnilaor Soap.. 8So
10- Ib'nxo Huttermllk Soap .... 80
lao Jlckrr Talcum Saturday .... 80
7:c I'ompolan .MaaaKa Cream 89o
10c Colgate's Pin Tar Soap.. 130
Special, Orange Wood Btlcka, each,
at
Interesting Bargains in Bocks Saturday
TMLHItKAlDQTT I
"The Knieialil City of Oz" Frank
Baum'a new Juvenile book; Satur-
dy 9S(
Some of tin- l,ute Iioks? rc-Kulnr
$1.50 value, for
The Man From Uroudway, McCuU'lieou.
Tha Stiuaw Man.
Mury June's lJa.
Tlio Cllinux.
Jtolx'llu Mury.
A Fool There Was.
The Memorlea of a llaby.
Stories Told by Uncle Kufun.
Merrick I.vnch'n iMuKliter
Old Ch. aler Tu Ins.
K. V. Honson olil Clientor Talca
Meretlith M( holson, an author well known by Oniahans, who'H
previous books, "House of a Thousand Candles." "Port of alias
ing iMen." "Resolved at Red Gate," etc., have enjoyed largo
wmaua, nua liTimn his nest boolt, "Tlie Selgo of Neven
$1.20
Suitors."
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BOc Dabrook's Crab Apple or White
Hose, per it. a5o
photo inppLrci
7 tubes M. ti. I)c eloper ...
1 lb. Hypo. Saturday
ROc box Ideal M. l. Tubes .
4x5 PrlntliiK Frames
4x5 Trays, Saturday
2.'c Candle Ruby Lamp ...
A full line of F.;stmari
Brina; In your ftlmji for developing.
uui work will please you
850
Bo
35o
ISO
130
aoo
Roods.
W!llW,.-l.i&ilX
bioyes dreaJy Reduced
SATURDAY
No. 332 Hot Blast Smoke con
sumer, duplex dump grate,
burns any kind of coal, ele
gantly designed for any parlor;
our regular $25.00 stove; Satur
day $19.00
No. 328 Heater Our regular $22.00
value; Saturday 15.93
$1.50 Stove Boards; Saturday $1.30
All size Coal Hods; Saturday. . . .25,
Drum Ovens $2.98
Steel Range, fully warranted; our reg
ular $30.00 range Saturday 23.75
lF,c quality Stove Pipe 10
$8.00 Perfection Oil Cooker. . .$6.59
16c Sapollne Stove Pipe EDamel.lOr
aitESS
lUlsKMKM'
Heats fr Saturday
Fresh dressed Spring Chickens at, per
pound 12'C
Fresh Lear Lard, 8 lbs for... 1.00
Pig Pork Shoulder Roast, lb DJ
Pall Lamb Legs, per lb 10Mij
Choice Pot Roast, 9c and 7
Veal Shoulder Roast. 9c and...7Vi
Veal Chops, per lb 12 H
Loin Lamb Chops, per lb 15
Lamb Shoulder Roast, lb 7l2
Lamb Stew, per lb 5
Veal Stew, per lb 5?
HAMS HAMS HAMS
6,000 lbs. of Calumet brand skinned
Hams, skinned and fat removed, 10
to 16 lb. average; Saturday at, per
pound 14V4
Imported Holland Herring, tin..G5?
New Mackerel, each '. f0
ammm mm 'min.mii mvreyy
OCZr Buys One of Our Regular $1.25
Uwt lorsefs Saturday. Need Qui
They are made of coutll, extra non-ruotahle bonelnr, made to
fit the average figure. Heavy hoae supporters, and a rare
corset. Kcgnlarly sold at fl. 25 Saturday only 85o
78c Brassiere, extra good quality, to match cor.tet bargain
Saturday only, for k 31m
2d Floor.
HAS KM KM
Fruit Special
SATURDAY
Kxtra fancy l'otatoes, buahel. . . .85
Potatoes are high now and bound to
go higher. These potatoes we bought
with an early order for later delivery.
Here Is an opportunity for you to buy
right the same as we did. Potatoes
will go as high as $1.25 this winter.
Fancy Colorado Baldwin or Greening
Apples, bushel box; Saturday 1.05
N. Y. Concord Grapes, basket. . . -30C
2 large stalks Michigan Celery... f
3 large heads Lettuce
Fancy California Quinces, dozen, 30
Fancy Red Onions, lb 2
Old Carrots, old Deets, old Turnips
per peck 20?
liASKMK.NT
Sure It's Economical to Eat Banett's Better Than Other
Gromies Note the Price for Saturday
I BPECIAI. COOKIE SAIBOoooa I H
n
m
EAPITOlJ
I ! u rruit Wafara, at, lb.. lao
packuge 10Q
and 10 atanipa.
fi0OMJ".r,Tea Gar1"' Pr.rvea ..30o
Hulled Heans With Chicken, can ISo
and 10 stamps.
Lima lJeana With Chicken, can SOo
and 10 etainpa.
felx Cakes Ivory Soap for 860
Benno.tt's Capitol
I- lour ai.oo
lit Iba. Granuiuit-il
Sugar J 1.00
Helmut t'a Ucut ('01
lte, A Ihn. lor $1.00
1' ret LrftrKQ Hulad
Howl, thrua Sauce
JiUhcs or Cup and
Saucer.
Teue, aaaoi tod. lb.,
at 680
Free LarKa Skiad
Bowl, llirre Sauce
iian4 or -up uuu 1
n.n,,: ,''. ni.in cof- ? C'P"
- 1 oynip, ffaiiOU
fna minit 1 at nor I . F 7
pound 330 Quart can
Teas, aborted, 6Xc grade, lb 48Q yv n
Tea Sittings, npeclal, lb. pkg 130
Hciinctta t:apltol llaklng 1'owuer, .1 1
pound can for 91.00
and 100 atampa.
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, '4
pound can for 13o
and 10 atanipa.
Bennett's Capitol I'uncnke Flour, 2
pkga. for lOo
and 10 stamp,
five pounds 7c Jap lUce for 35c
Japltol Pure lflapl, 1
cn 1.33 I
cn 70o I
35o I
TOPORTro OriVB OITi 8 AT.T1
OalUard pure Olive Oil, gallon
can or u.7S
Hal gallon can for 91.43
Quart can for
Qlrla' rong- Winter Coats Of all
w ool cln'N tots; also pltish: 6 to 14
yertiii--rt'd. navy, cadet blue, brown
and tun 910.00
Qlrla' aLilimry Cape Coats All wool
1. bevlots. collars of contrasting col
ors, with ik'i-p Military cape 112 00
Siormal College Coats a to 14 ymr.4,
all wool cheviot", llno.1 wlifl lliinnol,
double breasted buitoim cIokh to
neck. nilUlary button; Sutur.lnv
at 913.00
Otrls' Hsivjr Coats to 14 years--nil
tt-iii'i 'I'hlbi-t cloth"; nlHo carHctil
In black, navy and red, only . .tia.ttS
BASEMENT
XBI
l'lnr nVT rmri V A0CrDlTrnln C,,V"' Quickly about the building by
rlKh UAl nlUtLl UDjLKtUltIu'lr fre.iu.nt changes of classes and fire
I drill la not for them so serious a problem.
The cleverest and moat original program
of l"0""- Blven In the boIkk.Is during th-3
j day's celebration was probably the one Iu
iCicuiuny,
OMAHA PE0GEAMS ARE INB00ES
Onlna; to Iaelement "Weather Pnplla
uf 1. 00a I Scbouls Have Ceremonies
Inside Kssays at4 Teat
Books on Fires Road.
I'. re day as set ey the state supertntend-
111 of Instruction was observed In every
h bool In tha state tolay with approprlste
c.er(iea and drills, in Omaha the drills
wore fdven lndojr! In most bchools. be-i.n.'.-e
of the Inclement weather. At tht.
Conuiilua school all the entrances were
clonvd but one and It was planned to get
H. children all out by that one exit bo that
they it-mid not get Into the habit of ruwh
in if nbf.u the building In all directions and
liicio:c. rui their own danger. At the high
"-hoot the drill is given with alx bells as a
Mgna!. The first two are a warning, the
second two are an order to get ready and
i'tu third tw-o are tho assurance that the
alarm is not false and the exits must be
made. Th high school students are trained
son of Omaha. Peputy Fire Commission.-!
A. V. Johnson has lent all the aid possible
In sending out text books and brochures of
information and the day will probably
develop Into a very uxeful and enthusias
tically observed institution.
the kindergarten department of the Kara-
toga school. Miss Marian Kunkhouser.
daughter of Councilman Jd. F. Funkhouscr,
a teacher there, has written words and
music for a number of children's son-s
and they have been learned by her mm. 11
pupils. One of these tells about the bra.e
"fire laddie" and the children sang this
song as a speciaj part of the ceremony.
Lothroo School line Program. i
At Lolhrop school the programs for th
rooms were very eluborate. one room liau
a debate on the relative amount of dango.
In the work of the fireman ami the pui.te
llian. I'll). lis in another d- batt-,1 tlie iuck
tlon of huvii.rfT .explosives In patriotic cele
biatlons. Kaya In all the schools welt
written by the childun and read before
their classmates on such subjects us t .e
lofs of propei ty and life lit fives, the
training of boy scouts in
Salesman Dies of
Sudden Illness
Henry H. Drefold Succumbs to Double
Pneumonia After Four
Lays' Illness.
TELLS OF BIG LAND BOOMS
Arnold Zbinden Eeports Great Land
Values.
PAID TWO D0LLAES, GOT FIFTY
.Suffering a leoiarkuhle a'. lad of pneu
nu.ii.a in both luns, Henry II. lrcfod, :io
yeai.s old, died after u four-days' Illness at
l is homo, .Vol 1 r.'leru i.o.l avenue, Thurs
day noon. Jlr. i retold was taken ill Sun
day uftcriK.on trciu an unknown cause and
iua-kly became seriously stricken. The
build. ng 'and I p aician u puited that lie had suffered
guarding fires in the woods, the gre.il ,' oouhle pneuuion.a in an nni sually Hid h-11
fires In Chlcaso, Baltimore, modern bu- j 1 ishlnn.
ropean cities. Rome and the conflagration j M v liefold wns u traveling salesman
of blbllial times. ono bt,y at Central for the Adams & Kelly I'lanlng Mill com
school, Frank Hunter, real a paper oiijpai-.v. lie had returned from a trip Saltir
hls personal experience in a prairie fire. day. appau-ntly in tlie best of health. He
The establishment of fue d..y as a sti-.te Is sm vivid ! his fatli.-r and a brother,
Institution was suggested to State Mi.perln- ' ar, and slsttr, Mri-. W. Wakefield.
tendent Jlrliritn by Supe: .ntcndcnt liavld-.
Mi PMEi
rJI I rr m, a- 1
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A new creation by Dr. Price, the well-known Pure
Fcod Expert. A combination of Cc-als VVheaL
OaU, Rice and Barley.
Ask Yom Grocer.
Seattle Mil Smf Land Once Rated at
Two-Fifty Acre la Now Set.
eutjr In Xfbrasks I'rnlses
Land Products Show.
Arnold Zbinden, one of the ''.ty council
men of Seattle. . in Diuaha today, calling
on old tiieiid-i and meeting the city offi
cial. Mr. Zbinden is a loi un-r Ncbraskan.
having settled in I'.uttalo county when land
could be bought for .' ,"J' an acre, lie was
there long enough to dispose of some ol
his holdings at more than $.v an acre, and
the lust land ho sold brought him almost
In those dajs. some p ople held the no
t on that Nebraska laud was not a good
investiin nt. even at the low prices pre
vailing," t;aiu Councilman Zhiudcn. "Some
others of us could not agree with them,
and tlie oulecmo justified our faith. Those
same lands are today held at T0 an acre.
and e en more foi some plecta, and they
are wort 11 tlie nion. .
' M ' experience teaches me that any land
in and must In the nature of things hear
good fruit. We of the further west see Its
good results every year In Increasing meas
ure." Pralavs Land Show.
Mr. Zblndrn saw some of the advertising
of the Western I-ajid Produce exhibit to
be held In Omaha January 13 to 2h. and
the plan struck him veiy favorably. "Such I P1"0
a show will draw many people In from our
section. I feel sure, because It's right In
line with the newer agricultural education
that 1 mentioned. We know manv things , Alnninl of Nebraska College of Medl-
the Foley Loan company took the property
from Mrs. Clayton and has refused to. give
It up.
The loan company Is presumed to have
taken the furniture to satisfy a debt of
Mrs. Clayton, but the furniture company
alleges that the seizure was Illegal be
cause the womiui did not actually own the
DOCTORS VISIT TWO CLINICS
by hearaay, and some of us old-timers
know the handicaps and hardships that
were met and overcome; but such an ex
hibit as you propose to hold here will
present In concrete form the rtsults of wise
and well directed work on the farm lands
of the wrt. Many of '.he ori.ual set'.lers
of farms are still left wuh jnu. a' ,1 t 1
them there w.ll be lessons in sue 1 a how.
cine Wind I p Day at t.lenivoorl,
la., I-'eeble.Mlnded Institute.
Clinics were the order of Friday for thr
Alumni association of the Nebratka Col
h-H,. of .Medl ine. At the Methodist hospi
tal the visitors attended a clinic In nervous
di.-i' ut.e:' cuiidiii-U.l by Ir. Jorepli Aken,
and in .c In eye diseases by li . Clifford.
o'. e c'-iicciuiiy valusii'e. u e oii-.ni t-i
have more of these far 11 phows f Hint's
what they can be callbd. an 1 W" onalit
10 have them all over the west tuuaha Is
one great center In which such a show
enn be luld with absolute promise of sue
ceba, in my Judgment."
Conference Held
on Institute Plan
F. L Ealler, Eome Miller and Super
intendent Clark Talk on Child
Saving- Institute.
Urgent F. I.. Italler of the University of
Nebraska, President Home Miller of the
Child Saving Institute and Superintendent
Clark held a conference at the Home Fri
day relative to the grading of the ground
around the, new home of the Institute. Thu
university Is Interested btcuuse the now
buildings of the college of medicine will
Hank the institute. The legisial lire must
-..11.1 Muiiiuiiiv upon toe regent in-. 'ore
rniK ti prok.-.-ss is made upon the new gioiip
but to Hi" . ounger gen.ra-.loii it shcild ' " " -c-
pcciuiiv valusii'e. e on ..it to- " , 1 """'i'' . men win include an orthu-
'", "" "V , P" sifians 1 pn(.,,. ,s:,Hl, funds for which have been
... .j.e., ..... , ,- me Kuesi . ,,,.,!,.,,
101 in. uian.igf incm or me institute lor tlie
1 Feeble. Minded.
Tho Key lit Hie Mtuatlon Hee Want Ada.
FIGHT FOR THE FURNITURE j A PURE PRODUCT OF A PERFECT PROCESS
Furniture Cuiiiin i.ii.J
puny llolh Want
on 11 i.
the
Vnr oer housel ' l.i toods of Mi. in.
n tlie west is about as good an Investment ciiaymu, nr. I. av.nwortli street be-
DENNISON LEADS Y. M. C. A.
UNTIL NEXT SPRING
No K.ffort Will He lae at lata Time
to Find n Sureesaur to
V ad.
The board of tin., tors of t'.e Y'linn
M n's Christian assot alion l as decided
to wait until i.ext spr ng b. ' 1 c'uios.ng
a new pecrtary. "It would be almost ui
losfible to find a tieW inan row to fill
gt-i reiary Wade's p'a.-e." s u.l F. Hil
ir.vire. preMdellt of tl.e bo , id. "as a'l of the
good sccrcta-iles are tied up with yearly ' alwa s hold tie pittnt high values; in-,
c'Uiliacts. besides we had our work hele deed, th s value . boui.d to Increase as tlie 1
organized until spring. Mr. lJciina-un will 1 farmers beam to tio tile r work In tlie j
eot:tinue as acting secretary and fill the 1 most modern. approve.! and scientific I
place until a pe. uiaiu ut utlection Is made " ways. Thai kind of education la soaking
us a 11. an can make, and the results prove
It. Yi'htn I speak of the west, I mean Ne
braska and the states ly.ng west of this.
Take, for instance, the matter of corn '
growing, and lay a map on the table It
will b readily d.scovered that Hie area 111
which good corn can be grown, or am
kino id corn. Is vei y a.nali In cuui;,..i is 1:,
to th-- v 1e le ar. a of farming laud.-. Ne-bia-K-i,
of cuut.i- stands anion; the lead- -ei
s m: a corn prcduiin-; slate, and there Is
110 rea.-on on taitli w hy Its lands snotddii't i
tween the 1'eoplc F ruilure and Carpet i
company and H e Foley l.oitn mini any
biol.e out lu d.Miict court Fi..:ay, when
the f j iiituie 1 unci ru fihd a petition p, '
lih h 1 1 i-K.-- r'i .'aii.a0'. - of tic Kuril
co is- any fur v. ngfull. t ki ,g 1 e 1 ropeit,- I
and onvt'i'ling it to its ok 11 use. 1
Act-ord.llK to the -tltb.ll. the fil'llltlllc
C'llllianv sold ti,.' (...,: -i to Airs. ClRt.iuJ
on li;.- 1 11.-1 a '! null t pVn. 1 n I.- inn 1 t i.!an
Mill' coiitiaet- nie n.ade in ine forms of
1. . ii.es. the title to the fiiii.itui .t leina.ii
li.g In Hie ei'ller until the final ln-tall-inenls
are paid. The funniine 1 .n.pi'.nv
a!li t'-i that it made miijIi sah- contracts
with Mrs. ( iuytmi in the spring of r.
i that she defaulted In b r payments about
January i, lulu and that 011 January T
Mm
Rratiaterf.l
V, 6. onto
Breakfast Cocoa
la absolutely pure, healthful, and
make a most delicious drink
Cel the genuine ui'h cur IraJc-rnarh on ihe package
52 Highest Award in Europe and America
WALTER BAKER & Co. Ltd.
fsfafclisA.sf 17 eo Dorchester, Mass.
