' THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 10, 1911.
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one of the most delightful as well as profitable shopping days of the year at! Hay den Bros.
Our wagons deliver daily in
S. Omaha, Dundee, Benson and
Council Bluffs.
25c Ribbons 10c
A big line of extra wide all fllk
Taffeta Ribbons, In all the staple
colors, choice Monday at, yd. 10
($2 Shetland Veils
98c
The most popular Drape Veil of
the season; you'll regularly pay 12
for 'the value we offer at . . . n
Beautiful New Fall Silks
The new weaves, the new colorings, in assortment that
leaves nothing to be desired; every manner of silk fabric iu
popular favor is included in this display.
Silk Poplins Very popular this season, beautiful alike for
street or evening gown; all newest colorings; on sale at, per
Jarf ; $1.25 $1.50 $1.75
Crepe de Chine 42 inches wide, in both plain and crinkle
weaves, full line of evening and street shades, at 1.50
Big Special Sale Offerings fr Monday
S6-inr.h all silk Messa- '36-inch Black and White
l'n8' J EfT n I Stripe Taffeta.
36-inch Black and White mxi7 Uu -. . ,
Dress Silks. iff Jk $ )36-lnrn F,n Jacquard
36-lnch Satin Stripe Mes- ? TJ H Poplins.
salines.- I fci Black Messallne Peau de
All six' Items $1.25 yard J .Sole and , Taffetas, all
values. '. 36 inches wide.
Silks in Domestic Room Pretty fall silks in wanted colors
Messahnes, Taffetas, Poplins, Pongees, Foulards, etc., up to
High Grade Linen
Dept. Monday
Pure Irish dew bleached Satin
Damask, 72 inches wide, war
ranted all linen, beautiful selec
tion of patterns, worth 11.79 a
. vard $1.00
Highly finished imported mercerized
r-atln Tmask, beautiful design,
good widths, worth $125. at. ...7Se
Pure Linen Pattern Table Cloths,
hemmed read for use, size 8-10
worth $3 00, each 91.93
High grade Napkin, mixed lot.
bleached and sllvet bleached, worth
$3.00 a dozen, Monflav, for. . .980
Pure linen Barnslev Toweling. 19 ins.
vide, heavy round thread, worth
2e a yard . l5o
Extra larpre hemmed Huck Towels,
plaJn white or colored borders
worth lie--, each lOo
Special
Noticel
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday,
September 12th, 8th and 14th,
We WiU Hold on Third Floor
Our Somi-AiinuaJ Display
of
Dress Trinimiugs, Lace Robes,
Tunics, Lnce Waists, Real
Irish, Duche8 and Venetian
Laces.
A display surpassing by far ttaac
of any previous season and offer
ing yon (or examination and seleo
Won the exoluslve and complete
lines of ten of Hew York's most
prominent Importers.
From Paris, Berlin, St. Gaul,
Venice, Ireland, we have brought
together assortments and quali
ties you'll not find surpassed la
any store.
The identical lines shown la the
most exoluslve aasrfrn store will
be shown bar on these dates.
Don't miss the great display.
Bring your friends and come, sura.
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See the New Fall Dress Fabrics
We are showing all the newest weaves and colorings
in all wool Dress Fabrics for 1911 and 1912.
$1.00 a yard values, at. . . .... 38c and 48c S000 Homespuns, Reversible Suitings, Plaid-back Cloak-
ings, Polo Coatings, Broadcloths, Cheviots, etc. -f 25
54 to 58 inches wide, at prices ranging up from. . . . P J
An early inspection of these exceptionally attractive
lines will prove both pleasurable and profitable to you.
TWO GREAT SPECIALS FOR MONDAY'S SELLING
50 pieces bf All Wool Dress Goods, including 54-inch Storm
Serges, p6-inch Rough Cheviots, 48-inch Novelty Suitings,
52-inch Chalk Line Novelties, 54-inch Broadcloths; regu
lar values up to $1.50 a yard Monday, 08C
$2 Velvet Bags 98c
Monday we place on sale a new
line of the latest novelties In Vel
vet Bags that sell regularly at $2;
your choice 9S
Bed Spreads, Sheets
and Cases
In Our High Grade Linen Dept.
Monday .
Imported Marseilles Bed Spreads,
heavy knotted fringe, cut corners,
extra size, worth $7.00, ea..4.50
Full size Crochet Bed Spreads, knot
ted fringe, assorted patterns, worth
$3.50; each $2.25
Soft quilted Imported Marseilles Bed
Spreads, fuir size, hemmed, worth
$4.00; each $1.98
Full size Fringed Crochet Bed
Spreads, good value at $1.75; at,
ach $1.25
Large size 81x90 Seamless Bed Sheets,
heavy and durable, worth $1.00, each,'
at 690
Full size Pillow Cases, made from heavy
muelln, worth 15c, each loo
A full line of Hotel Sheets and Bed
Spreads at prices below manufactur
ers cost.
2 Leather tags 98c
A new line of fancy Leather Hand
Bags with plain and fancy metal
frames, regular $2.00 values at,
choice OS
Trlt
fit UABtT STO'tt: ; r '
Store open until 6 P. M. ex
cept Saturdays until 10 o'clock
P. M.
The Greatest Line of Fall Bargains in the
West Will Be on Sale Monday In Our Famous Domestic Room
Sheetings, Sheets, Linens, Napkins, Towels, Flannels, Flan
nelettes, Blankets, Comfortables and everything in fall and win
ter goods. Compare prices.
Aurora 9-4 Bleached Sheeting; 19'o
$-4 unbleached Lockwood Sheeting. 170
43-lnch Brown Dallas Casing lOo
4S-lnch Brown Dallas Casing 12o
Thistledown yard wide bleached Muslin.
regular price 10c 7V4e
Pride uf the Farm yard wide bleached
Muslin, regular price 11c ?o
to Brown, yard wide Muslin '40
S-lnch Zodiac Cambric regular price
12e .
42-lnch Moonlight Bleached Pillow Cas
ing, worth 12 He ?io
45-lnoh Moonlight Bleached Pillow Cas
ing, worth 15c 10c
Pontlac 76x90 Double Bed Sheets, regu
lar orlce 65c .480
Stella Shaeta, 72x90, regular price 54c,
at 38e
Parkhill Pillow Slips, 42x36. worth 15c.
at 9Ho
Annaga.isMt. best linen finished sheet
on the market for 69c; 72x90; on sale
at 80
Glenbrook 4!x3. best le Slips... lOHo
Elsmore large Bed Spreads, regular
price $2 25; on sale at 91.48
No. 14S, our large frlngedand cut cor
ner, good value at, $125; Monday only
at '. S1.48
Holland No. 200. the beM $125 Spread,
full stze; at. each ....730
50 dozen 12Ho Huck Towels, No. 12; on
sale for lOo
60 dozen 19c Bath Towels 1840
50 dozen' 16c Bath Towels ....... .lavo
60 'dozen mixed lot Towels, odd and ends,
at ........ 3Ho
Linen Crash, superior quality on sale
at 8He, lOo, laVio, ISO, I80 and fl9o
Wide Cotton Toweling 8Vo
10 extra specials not advertised.
Fall Fashions Now Featured
The Very Latest Creations in
Ladies' Suits, Gowns; Coats
The strictly new models for the first time in several seasons ap
peal universally to the lovers of good taste in dress. Especially is this
true In regard to the most used costume of the American lady the
tailored suit.
While the prevailing lines of the past season vre not entirely
obliterated, the freakish features have disappeared and the authentic
styles for fall and winter 1911 and 1912 are more adapted to the ideas
of the more quiet but strictly tasty and undoubtedly elegant dressers.
This is true whether in strictly man tailored effects or the elaborately
trimmed demi tailored effects. The same moderation of freakish and,
to most, objectionable features is also very noticeable throughout
the showing of street and evening gowng and in the new fall and
winter coat designs. .
WE SHOW BROAD RANGE OF STYLES AND FABRICS.
A display whieh embraces in its scope all the newest and best
style ideas, both foreign and domestic, and in which distinctive de
sign and superior quality is coupled with prices remarkably below
worth.
We will show Monday In garments of the better claes matchless as
sortments of Ladies' New Tailored Suite at rift to fc ru
New Fall and Winter Coat at. . .; ........ fn no to tn'Kri
New Street and Evening Gowns at SIO Oft to Ynn
AT 825.00 you'll find a showing of the famous CKOW jkivel
TAILORED SUITS that will, in assortment, quality, elegance work
manship, surpass the expectation of all. Superior in every wav to
any other suit on the market at so low a price.
Our Alteration Department Has Been Reorganized Always striv
ing to give our customers th'e very best possible service and most
satisfactory result in fitting, we are pleased to announce that we have
seucred the services of Mrs. W. W. Knepper (formerly with Miss Fox?
as head fitter. Her ability is undoubted and we guarantee rferfLt t
ting and finishing in every instance. uaraniee perfect fn-
Picture Bargains
That Will Interest You
A fine assortment of square, oval
and oblong frames, finished in
gilt and dark colors. Some of
the frames are smooth, others
deeply carved. Subjects are
heads, scenes, fruits, etc., pic
tures suitable for any room in
the house values to nr
$2 choice ODC
PICTURE FRAMING OFF
DURING THIS SALE.
Passepartout and wood frame pic
tures, all desirable subjects 10c
and.. 15c values Special Mon
day at . e
500 sheet pictures, all 16x20 size,
fine assortment to choose from,
values up to 60c
Special 10
Millinery
Beautiful new Fall
-modes in almost un
limited assortment.
Positively the larg
est and best showing
of street hats we have
ever had the pleasure
to offer our patrons.
$5.00 $6.75
$7.50 and $10.00
YoaTT find It will cost
too nearly SO per cent
more to duplicate this
quality elsewhere.
Nobby Small Felts $1.50
' to $3.00.
Our Department Is filled to overflowing with the beautiful new fall
and winter millinery styles, all with surprisingly low prices attached.
Will take geat pleasure in showing you the new creations. All millinery
marked in plain figures.
Omaha's Greatest Rug Sale
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER UTH
We closed out for cash the entire stock of
Fall 1911 Rugs of a well known St. Louis whole
sale house, securing the lot at 'prices which en
able usj to offer buyers Monday high class, abso
lutely perfect floor coverings, all fall and win-.
ter 1911 and 1912 patterns and colorings at Bar
gain Prices Never Before Equaled in this or
any other Omaha store.
Extra Quality Axminster Rugs Values up to
$30.009x12 size, 35 patterns in the lot fon
selection; Monday, at $15.00
9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs, in a big range of patterns.
$30.00 values, at .SRI T KO
$10.00 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 6x9 size, good
patterns at, choice
$15.00 Tapestry Brussels
Rugs 9x12 size, oriental
and floral patterns; your
choice $998
$22.00 Tapestry Brussels,
Rugs 10-wire quality, 9x
12 size, 39 patterns for se
lection at $13.98
$5.00 Axminster Hearth
Rugs 36x72 size; on sale
at $2.89
NSW
$4.85
High Grade Ax-
e
minster Rugs-$22,50
values, '8-3x10-6 size'
great snap at ..... . ..$9 9S
$22.50 Seamless : Velvet Rugs-
9x12 size; in a big assortment of
patterns and colorings; choice $14.75
Extra Heavy Reversible Art Squares; 9x12
size; as long as they last, choice. ..... .$2.95
$2.50 Heavy Axminster Hearth Rugs 27x54 6ize, .Monday ....... .$1.55
Scores of Other Matchless Bargain Offerings in. Room Size Rugs. Just try Hayden's first,
you'll find it a money-saving proposition. i '
In the Drapery Depl 3d Floor
Brussels Net and Duchess Curtains, fine line of patterns;
PHr $6.95. $8.95 and $12.50
Brusselette Curtains, in large assortment of patterns;
special values, pair.,75, 95, $1.45 and $1.98
Portieres, for double doors, in greea. red or brown with
Persian bands, at, pair $4.50 and $5.95
Couch Covers, full size, in all colors, special values Mon-
day at...... $2.50 and $3.00
SOME OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Bungalow Nets, large assortment In white and cream;
Monday at. yard g5 and 50
Drapery Madras at. yard .35 and 45
Colored Curtain Scrims -12 & 18 1 25
. A fine new line of Screens and Shirt Waist Boxes
just received.
Specials in VJ ash Goods. Dept.
MONDAY
German Eiderdown, 27 inches wide, good patterns and
colors; at, a yard J 28
36-inch Flannelettes, all new goods, neat patterns; at,
a yard '. 12V4
.36-inch Cotton Challie, good assortment of colors and'
patterns; at, a yard 12
Galacia Delaine, neat patterns with fancy borders, 32
inches wide; at, a yard 15
27-in. Poplins, all new colors; at, yd., 39 and 25
36-ln. Percales, neat patterns, light and dark colors; -at,
a yard 12V4
A new line of Dress Ginghams, fancy checks, plaids and
stripes; at, a yard 12H
Silk MUed Goods, In all colors; our regular 39c goods;
at, a yard 25.
36-ln. Madras, neat patterns, worth 29c a yd., at. -25t
BE stfRE AND ATTEND OUR FAMOUS TIME SALES
No dealers or peddlers sold, at
these sales.
At 8:30 A. M. 36-in. best 'grade
Silkollne, made by the Pacific
Mills, nothing better; regular
price 12Mic; as long as It lasts,
at, yard
At 8:80 A: M rrult of the Loom,
genuine article, no remnants, di
rect off the bolt, at, yard, ten
yards limit. . . ... . . .
At 10:30 A. M. Simpson's Indigo
Blue Prints, beat in the world;
regular price 6c; as long as they
last, at, yard 3H
At 11:30 A. M."V-10c India Llnon,
white; aa long as It lasts. -4
At 1:80 P. M. Penulne Amoskeag
Apron Checks, genuine article
10 ye-rds limit; at, yard 5
At 2:30 P. M. Heavy gray 12-4
Blankets, Edison; regular $2.60;
6 pairs limit, at, pair 9
At 8 P. M. Lonsdale, genuine
article, 10 yds. limit; at, yd. 5
At 3:80 P. M 15c Huck Union
Linen Towels; 6 pairs limit, at.
each 8H
At 4 P. M. Wool Pelted Blankets
regular $2.50 pr., at.. $1.36
At 4:30 P. M. $1.25 extra heavy
comforters, 7i pound weight
6 limit, at, each 8
Sir other sales announced on
the. floor during the day.
Carload Extra Fancy Utah Elbertajreestone Peaches Monday 85c
This car was shipped direct to sell for the grower, every peach is perfect, extra fancy and free
stone. We advise our customers to buy all you can use now-Monday special, per case . 85c
Colorado or California Bartlett Pears, bushel boxes, per box $1 75
iq tara Beat 'Em Ail or Diamond C
Boap 25c
6 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal 25o
t lbs. good Japan Rice 2Sc
10 lbs. bast White or Tellow Cornmeal
tor i6o
Bromimaelon, Jsllycor or Jell-O. . . ,7H
. 1-lb. cans Campbell's1 Soup. ...... .7 He
1-lb. lui Lu Lu Scouring Boap. , . . 6c
Teast Foam, pkf .i..3o
Grape-Nuts, ..ikg- lOo
Corn Flakes, pkf.. Ho
011 or Mustard Sardines, can o
Largs bottla Worcester Sauce. Pickles
or purs Tomato Catsup hottls. ...SHo
fiklnnar's Macaroni, tbs Omana product,
Pk- ioc
Potted Maats, can , ' 4o
i-io. can corn isef .....16c
The best Crisp Ginger Snaps, lb. .....6c
Tha best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb. 6o
Tha best Crisp Pretzels, lb 6c
Psanut Butter, lb j50
OBSESS A WO BUTTZB BAX.B
KOBDiT ,
Tha best Craamery Butter, in carton or1
bulk, per lb. 28C
Don't pay more and throw your money
away.-
No. 1 Country Creamery Butter, lb.. 26c
Tha
beet Dairy Butter,
lb..
Full Cream Colored Cheese, lb ISc
Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb 15c
Neufchatel Cheese, each 30
HAVDII'g FXESH VXOETA3XE
KaBXIT BEATS IK AX I, x '
Market Basket Fancy Ripe Tomatoes 25o
8 bunches of Radish eti j0
fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb..... 7 He
Green Peppers, dozer. Se
4 bunches fresh Carrots 5c
Fresh Cabbage, two for
.23c J. Fresh Cabbage, per lb
. . . 5c
.2Ho
A Little Heart to Heart Talk
4 on Stoves
We have the finest line of stoves in the! city -and an1
expert stove salesman to, show you our fine line and make
you prices which you can not afford to miss.- Beloyw are'
some of our leaders and prices: . . : -
$40 00 S-hole Globe Steel Range $35.00
$30.00 6-ho La Economy Cook Stove
at 915.00
No. 11 best grade Round Oak Heating
Stove, 11-ln. grate at $4.85
No. 13 best grade Round Oak Heating
Stove, 13-ln. grate, at AA.35
No. 15 best grade Round Oak Heating
Stove. 16-ln. grate, at S7.&5
DON'T
FORGET
TOY HAYDEW'.S FIRST-pay.
No. 17 beet grade Round Oak Heating
in.
Stove. 17
grate at.
seas
Perfection Oil Heatera, No 1, at 3.80
Perfection Oil Heater., No. 2. at S4.00
Perfection Oil Heaters. No. I. brass
front, at MM
Four-flue Ge Heatare at. .... . .f 2.60 .
Five-flue Gas Heaters at. . . . . MOO
Six-flue Gaa Heaters at $3.30
We are below anyone on ' prices'
on Stovepipe, Stove Boards, Coal
Hods and aU kinds of stove needs.
Make this your headquarters and'
wo will treat you right
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Blaakets, Comfortables, Batts
and Comfortable Materials
White Cotton Blankets. 10-4, reg
ular price 59c 38
Crib Blankets, each io
11-4 ' Cotton Blankets at 12.50,
$1.'98. $1.60. $1.26. $1.00, 85a
4..'.... 75
Wool Felted Blankets, 11-4 and
12-4 at 95c, $1.25. $1.38. $1.48.
$1.59, $1.75, $1.85, $1.95 sod'
up 40 34.00
All. Wool Blankets, 11-4, from
4ty to 7 pounds, at $2.50. $2.95.
$3.25, $3.60, $3.75. $4.00, $4.60,
$5.00 up to, pair $20.00
Cotton Btta,,c 7 He, 10c, 12 HP. 15c,
OV, OC UD XO ,11 SS
61ngl Batts
orleea.
Cretonnes. Prints. SUkolln
. Draperies, etc., for making comfort.
He, '18c and 350
full size quilts, at all
Twin.
NEW.TORCE IN ENGLISH LIFE
Long-Continued Grievances Cause of
.the London Strike.
UNIOUS WELD A GREAT P0WEH
Lrsdrra of the British Workers Re
ported to Be Men of Determina
tion, Who Will Extead
Oraraalsatton.
LONDON, Sept. Many reasons have
been advanced for the Industrial unrest
that baa afflicted England this summer,
one of the most popular being that the con
tinued hot weather got oa the men's
nerves, making tbem Irritable and dissatisfied-
Those, however, who have made a
cleser study of the troubles have found
that the strikes were long and carefully
planned outbreaks against grievances
which the men. rightly or wrongly, com
plain that they hava been suffering from
for the last tour or five years.
For a number or years a small band' of
determined men have been trying to or
ganise the workers for a great national
strike, to be followed, soma of them be
lieve, by a rtlll greater international one.
They have not been aa successful In Eng
land In getting recruit for the unions as
have the leaders In soma other countries,
tut as many of the nonunlonists join In a
strike when one la declared, tha unions
wield a great power, pertlotuarly suae they
have learned what can be gained by work
ing together. . .
New Oraanlaatlom Besponslble.
The success of the strike of dockers in
Loudon, which preceded the railway strlks.
wae due entirely to a new organisation,
the National Transport Workers Federa
tion, formed for the purpose of bringing
all men handling freight under one head.
Thus far the dockers, many of the water
men and seamen, have corns in and in the
strike just concluded they had the support
of the teamstera
The official organizer of the dockers'
strike was William Or bell, but The man
whose organizing ability made him the
master of the situation was Harry Gosling,
an eld hand at the game of etrlklng. hav
ing been one of the chief lieutenants of
John Burns In the strike of l&O, when the
dockers with "Honest John." now a cabi
net minister, at their hesd marched
through tha west end. started rioting and
did a lot of damage
Mr Burns played a very different role in
the recent strike. Instead of leading the
men h acted as peacemaker and with his
colleague. Winston ChurchUI. met tha dock,
era, brought about a settlement and after
ward went through the dock district ex
plaining tha agreement to the men. While
Gosling did the organising this time, a
veritable firebrand, Ben Tlllett, kept up
the enthusiasm of the strikers. Tlllett hac
apent the greater part of his life talking
to worklngmen and describes himself as
"an agt'ator-an agitator for better condi
tions for tha workers ' -The
railway workers, who tor the first
time went to battle with their ranks closed,
except, of course, for that two-thirds, who
are not members of the unions, had what
might be called a general staff to lead
them. Heretofore the Associated Society 6f
Locomotive Engineers and Firemen have
not associated themselves with other or
ganizations of railway workers, and even
now there is a fight on between them and
the Amalgamated Society of Railway Ser
vant, which la to be ventilated at the
Trades' Union Congress to be held at Ntw-caatle-on-Tyne
In September-
The servents, who Include the conductors,
porters and other workers In similar capa
cities, complain of the methods of the en
gineers and firemen. However, In the late
fight both these unions Joined with th
General Railway Workers" union snd Sig
nalmen a and Pointsmen's union, so that all
were represented In the conferences, which
brought about peace. The servants were
represented by J. H. Thomas, member of
the House of Commons for Eerby, J. E.
Williams and A. Bellamy; the engineers
and firemen by A. Fox; the general work
ers by Thomas Uowth and the signalmen
and pointsmen by 8. Charlton. All these
men are sincere trades unionists, and if
thsy ever reach their ideal, a federation
of all unions and every worker on the rail
ways a trades unionist, their power will be
supreme.
Differences la the Hanks!
One of the problems , they will have to
solve before this Is realized, however, is
the difference between the railway men of
the north and thoae of the south of Eng
land. The strike just concluded gathered
lu Bixeogvh fjooa the north. The men of
London and the southern counties had no
heart In the struggle. They are not as
saving as their northern brothers and could
not afford a stoppage of work. Besides
which the London worker Is satisfied with
an occasional holiday, while the northerner,
like all the wopknra In the industrial dis
tricts, wants an annual holiday of a couple
of weeks at least, and if he cannot get It
otherwise Is not adverse to going on strike
for the time being.
It Is not unusual for a royal commission
to take several years to render their seport.
This is what Mr. Asqulth offered the strik
ers. Mr. Lloyd-Goorge, who understands
the worklngmen better than any of hit
colleagues, on his own Initiative, took the
matter up. and after explaining that the
premier meant a special commission on
which both sides would be represented,
soon got the labor leaders and the chair
man of the railroad companies together and
added further to his reputation as a con
ciliator of labor differences.
DANISH MINISTRY WORRIED
Adoption of New Policiei Necessi.
tates Increased Taxes.
TAXATION OP SPIRITS IS CERTAIN
Proposal. to Be Brought Forward la
the Coming? Session of Parliament
to Make Franchise 1'nlverul
Regardless of Sex.
The Gentle Cynte.
Woman is a riddle. She keeps us guess
Ing snd yet we hate to give her up.
Some men always expert to be given a
chance, while others go ahead and take It.
A woman may dislike a man who doesn't
understand her, and poaitively hate a man
who doej.
Conscience kepj almost as many men
out th fer r b'n found
Somehow Dr other the women who feel
that they were born to command always
get married r
Women will- never understand men so
long as men preter a glass of beer to an
Ice cream soda.
If we should s'.l think twlci before we
speak tro-re would be m.gnt lillie cunv.r.
sauoa.-ew Vera aims r
COPENHAGEN. Sept.9 The all ab
sorbtng topic here is the coming session of
Parliament which Is expected to make rad
ical changes In the prevailing systems of
taxation and suffrage. Some of the pro
posed tax legislation will be supplementary
to the acta pasaed at tha last session when
taxes on theater and other amusement
tickets, revenue dues and additional rail
road rates were added to the budget
The new taxation acts will Include a
Higher impost 00 spirits, ss Increase of
the Income and property tax and probably
a real estate value raising tax.
The necessity for these measures to In
crease the income of the sts Is, due
chiefly to the operation of the new social
laws providing for old age support and
working-men's compensation. The budget
for thla purpose has already grown far
beyond the original estimate. The burden
has been Increased further by the higher
pay given civil and military officer On
the other hand the uauai -revenues have
Big Clearing Sale of Wall Papers
wuML-u a ji ffl 1-1 11 La
v.ons.a4w ------ AaV.&C7
Our Fall Stock is now complete in every detail,
tlong now while assortments are best: '
Make your seleo
GOOD ROOMS At, per
" 4 3 2M
LIVIXG ROOM PAPERS 10c
values, at, roll 5
FINK GILT PAPERS 20c aa
Z5c patterns, at 10
VARNISHED GILT PAPERS 25c
patterns, at, roll. 15
GILTS FOR PARLOR 36c and
40c patterns, at
FIGURED OAT MEALS 4 Ocpa
terns, at, . roil
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been decreased- by the rcducUos to custom
duties
Taxation Delicate Safcjoot.
It Is expected that the' new- taxation laws
passed by the last ' session of Parliament
and the ones proposed for the coming sit
ting will give the state an additional in
come of 30,000.000 Danish kroner.
The position of the present government,
already shaky en account of lu taxation
policy, may be made very uncomfortable,
especially by the taxation of spirits, which
up to the present It has feared -to touch.
Among the suffrage proposals will be an
act making tha franchise for the lower
bouse of Parliament universal. Both
men and women over 2S year of ags will
be permitted to vote for the members of
the lower house It .Is also planned to
Ae away wlU the resvioied. suXirage pX
the upper house whereby only highly taxed
voters are allowed to vote for Its members.
Among other acts to be proposed will be
a law to compel beneficiaries of old age
support to share in the expense of the
plan. An at contemplating tha reform of
the present management of the elementary
public achoole will also be proposed by the
government
Prince Waleemar Still Mourns.
Although a year has nu,i .v.
death of the popular Prw.u v..
coffin still stands in the Holmens church.
" arrangement has been made to re
move the body to the royal tomb In
Reeknda cathedral, but the husband o th
late princess. Prlnca
consent to the removal, preferring to have
the coffin near hi borne where he can visit
It frequently. Every
Unas to the ohurov ' . .
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