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OMAHA. SATl'KDAY. (HTOMlK L'S.
Saturday the Most Interesting Bargain Day of the Most Interesting Bargain Sale Ever Held in Omaha. Manufacturers'
ourpius blocks, Dample Lines and Specials from Our Clean Kegular Mock Oiler Uncqualed Economical Advantages
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All Trimmed Hats ai Half
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One Day
Saturday
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Ladies' and Children's Under
wearAll Kinds GreaUy
Underpriced
Lmlics' $11.50, $;l anil $3.30 Inion
Suits Wool or silk and wool, In
Stratford and Howard Mills and
other well known makes, in two
lots, $1.98 and $1.50
Ladies' Sterling Union Suits All
, kinds, all styles, greatly under
priced at from 92.50 up
,t0 S3.98
Ladies' Heavy Jersry Rib or l'lrec
ed I'nion Suits Kegular values
to 12.00, on sale, 9Sc, 7Bc
and 59
Ladies' I'liilervosts and Pants
Jersey rib or fleeced, to $1.00, on
sale 40c, 39c 25t
Ladies' 'oc Quality Hose A big
line for selection, on sale 12
Children's 25c Shavrknit I lose
All sizes In Saturday's sale,
t 19
Children's Globe Wool Union Suits
Very best quality garment, be
gins at 85c garment, rise of 10c
a size.
Children's $1.00 Union Suits In
grey or cream, boys' or girls', at
choice -19i
Children's GOc quality Undervests
or I'ants, Jersey rib or fleeco
lined, in all sizes, very special
bargain, at 25
Dr. Denton's Sleeping Garments
Coys' or girls', in all sizes 4ft
Ladies' Fine Wool Knit Shawls
Black, blue and all colors, $1.00,
11.25 and $1.50 values at 49
Specials in G'ovfs
Lndiea' Care Gloves One button,
7.rc nnci ?J.00 values; on sale
Saturday, at 40
Men's $1.00 GlovesLight or
heavy weights, lined or unllned,
gauntlet or plain, snap at 49-
Boys' Gauntlet and Kid Gloves
Lined or unlined, also children's
inittons, the regular $1.00 values,
t 496
At $1.00 to $2.00 we show conj
plete lines of the famous Fownes,
Keynier, Derby and Monurch
Ladies' Kid Gloves, two-button
length with Paris point embroid
ered backs.
Men's Automobile Gloves Regu
lar values to $3.00; special
at ' ' ' ;' - S1.45 and 8tf
Men's $1.60 Work Gloves . .98?
Corset Sale Extraordinary
5.00 Standard Corsets, Sl.sa Broken
lota la fine cort-ets, best standard
makes, latest models, regular val
ues up to 5 to close all at one
price Saturday at 81.98
Kabo, K As O., W. B., Thompson's
falov. Fitting; C. B Ala Vr t.
and other well known inaiies in big
langn of new models, Saturday, Utio
75o Coutll Corsets, extra quality,
medium and lonjr models all fitted
with heavy ILile sartors sizes 1
to 30 choice 490
COo Embroidery Trimmed Brass-
1,r" aso
New Hand Bags
A splendid lino of the Latest Novelties
Just Keeeived. The New Musketeer rind
Beaded Bags, Tapestry Bags, Velvet
Plush Bags. A Special Line of Velvet
and Leather Bags, Kegular Values, $2.00,
on sale at 9Sf
New Neckwear
Probably the most popular of the new
novelties are Hie Side Ruffs. A complete
new line of which will be shown Saturday In five
big lots, at . . . ."."if 49c 7." 9 1 81.75
Ribbon Sale
Saturday will be Kibbon day with an in
creased line of Tiibbons, regular 2VL'C to
2.)e vd. values, will 0 at If, 2ll;C, 5t,
7V-2V, 10c.
Traveling Goods Sp:clals
Suit Cases, Trunks and Bags, $3.00 to
$23.00 values, on sale Saturdav. $3. Of)
to $16.50.
Nothing reserv
ed in our im
mense stock of
beautiful Fall
and Winter
Trimmed Hats
dm,
All go at just m?h$
nan mmm
the marked
price. Just half
the regular low
pricings. Don't
miss these
...
One Day
Saturday
We've too larga
n sti ck oi
Trimmed Hats
amd take this
method or re
ducing stock
quickly. Your
choico at just
Half
All goods are
marked in
plain figures
Just pick your
hat and pay
half.
$3.50 Pictures $i.39-'&
We must have space for Holiday displays and Saturday
will place on sale pictures of all descriptions; gilt and dark
frames 10x20. 12x21, 11x24, 12x2S, also ovals, values to $3.00,
Choice, $1.39-
Manufacturers' Surplus Shoe
Sale Saturday
Come in Saturday to our busy Shoo
Department and take advantage of this big
Shoe Sale, liny Shoes for yourself and
family and save one-third. Pring your chil
dren to our exclusive Children's Shoe De
partment. Men's : nd Women's $1.00 shoes in all the
new styles and leathers, llayden's quar
antee back of every pair $12.50
Women's Wlilti' u Duik lltitlon Slioes One of
tho very newest ones $
Men's iiiid Women's W:(.0O SIhh Good HONKS I'
wearing shoes and tho kind you Ret at tho shoo
storoh for $3.00, Saturday 81.08
Hoys', Voutlis' nnd Misses' Shoes, sold nt $2.25 and
Jntt the kind for school wear that pet the rough
est kind of wear und r.lvo rifert satisfaction,
it si.no
Men's nnd Women's Warm Lined Slippers, Kelt
and leather solos r0 and Jli)
MiNKeV. 'lillds', 1!oj-n' nnd Youlbs' School Shoes,
sell everywhere at $1.00, all leathers, button, lace
and bluchers 91.00
Gents' High t'ut Tan or Ml.iek Hliichers, two bu'cklo
with dirt excluder to top of shoes, a $2.25 value,
S1.50
TKY II.Y1KN'S riusr.
Drugs, Toilet Goods and
. Drug Sundriei
AT PRICES THAT BATE YOU
TSOU 8 TO 60 FES CXlfT.
25r slxe VViicli lU.tl or Almond
Crea for 100
26c size Htinn Uen.oln Almonil
Lotion tor 12 He
25c can or lube Sanitol Tooth powder
for laijo
2ai: can lr. K. U. Grave's Tooth 1'ow-
Jer for lOo
15c size 20 Mulo Team llorax. One
pound for 9c
Five burs of Ivory toaji for.... 19c
$1.00 size 1'ura ltydroKcn Ceroxiilo
for- 360
2Bc size I'll re Hydrogen Peroxide at
three Bottles for 33o
Large Slie Poinplan Mas-aie Cream
for 490
25c size Pel oxide Vanlnhlng Cream
for loo
25c size Bay Hum, fancy bottle
for 103
10c Jap Hjho or Palm Ullvu faoup id
2 bars Xor ISo
15c bar JJr. Mann's Special Soap, j
bars to a customer, each 6o
$1.50 Oriental Cream tor Sao
60c box of Java lilt e or Pozzonl's fa e
powder for 35o
One hundred Dr. Illnkley's Caacara
Tablets for BSo
$1.25 No. 3 Hapld plow Fountain
Byrlnse for 7So
$1.00 No. 2 Standard Hot Water Hot
tie for 69o
2.00 No. S Combination SyrlngB and
Itottle for $1.00
$3. 00 Wellington Syringe and nottlo,
guarantteed for five years fnr.9a.0J
Yarn Sale Saturday
Imperial Eiderdown, skein
at 120
S fold Oermantown Zephyr,
at, skein 10c
4 fold Genuantown Zephyr,
at, skein 9c
Imported Saxony or Shet
land Floss, at, skein . .8V3C
Fleisher's German Knitting
Yarn Kegular 12;jc skeins,
on sale Saturdav, skein,
at ...12i2C
Lindsay das Burner and
Mantles, Complete Light
Alagic Lindsay Inverted
light, best on the market for
tho price 39c
Lindsay excelsior burner, com
plete with globe and mantel.
for 69t
Inverted and upright mantle-.
twn fnr
Inverted and upright globes,
two for 25c
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Our Great Manufacturers9 Stock Sale Women's
Garments Continues With Unabated Interest. Scores of New
Lots for Saturday's Selling
The greatest bargain we've ever offered; the great
est selling we've ever experienced; your money back
after purchase if you are not entirely salisifed.
Manufacturers' Stock of Beautiful New Silk Dross
es, chiffons, marquisettes, crepe de chine, nets,
laces, all in the very newest styles and colorings,
some made to sell up to $40.(K); the trimmings alone
worth more than our special sale price $f 50
JA
Saturdav, choice
low muff on sale at.. $10
W1XTKK CXAT8 GREATLY
INDlCltrniCKI).
200 long Caracul Coats, worth
$15, Farmer's satin lined,
on sale at $8.00
$35 Sealette Plush Coats
Skinner satin lined; in Sat
urday's sale, at 825
500 Splendid Novelty Coats
All most desirable styles and
colors, greatly underpriced
at
SIO $12.75 $15 $18
$20 and $25
Swell Line of Velour Coats
$25 $35 $45 to $59
A great day in tho Children's Garment Section Saturday Thousands of children's
coats from infants' size to 14 years in three great lots at less than the worth of the ma
terials alone. Don't miss these snaps.
1A1 SO. I. I WIT rv t!
Children's coats worth $7.00 In
Opossum, Velvets, fancy mixtures
and kerseys, on sale Saturday
at $3.05
$30 Tailor Suits, $10.50
All latest fall and winter
style and colorings, big as
sortment of materials
Jackets lined with Skinner
satin and soft messallne, at,
only $19.50
FIRS FIRS FIR8
12 sample Russian Pony Fur
Coats that are worth to $75
to close Suturday choice,
for r$-15
Ixing French Coney Fur
(,ats Skinner satin lined;
$45 values, choice. $20.00
$18 French Lynx, Hlue Wolf
and Sable Coney Fur Sets
Largo shawl collar and pil-'
f t
Saturday Specials
in Domestic Room
St. Lawrence Blanket. Rood nnd
heavy, strictly all wool, gray
with colored borders our $6.50
blanket Saturday, per pair,
t $5.00
3,003 Wool nap blanket, full
size, assorted plaids, extra good
bargain, at, a pair $2.75
12-4 Amazon ninnket, a good
weight Krny blanket with col
ored borders our $1.98 blan
ket Saturday, at, pr. . .$1.-18
81x90 Sheets that always sell for
75e, Saturday, each 50
4.rix36 Cases, that always sell for
16c, Saturday, each. . . .12H
Saturday Specials In Our
High Grade lnei Department
Extra large hemmed Huck Towels,
worth 19c, each 12'4
Full size heavy knotted fringed
Ued Spreads, worth $2.00.
Cttth $1-25
Mercerized Table Damask, im
ported German goods, worth 75c
a yard, at jjq
Pure Linen Unrnsloy Toweling, 19
Inches wide, worth 19c a yard,
01 15
j.argo size heavy twisted thread
Turkish Towels, worth 20c; at,
fa,h 15
Children's Gouts worth $5.00 In
Plushes, Bearskins and Plain
und Fancy Mixed Fabrics Sizes
up to 14 years, at $2.08
IX)T NO. 3.
Children's conts made to sell to
$10, all newest materials, styles
and colors, great snap, choice
at . .- !vnn
SATURDAY MORNING WHILE THEY LAST, WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SNAP3
Ladies' Percale Dressing Marques
Kegular 50c values; good col
ors while they last, choice. 25
Srotch Plai.l Shawls Large size,
regular values to $5.00 while
they last, choico $1.00
Children's Full Coats Values up
to $5.00 All sizes 2 to 10 yrs.,
while they last, choice, .$1.00
Read Hayden's Big Special Saturday Grocery Sale
BOB AIM IS THE PEOPLE HOT
Saturday Extra Bargains in Hardware
2-qt fray entunel Coffee Pots...3So
2-yt gray enamel nice boilers. . .49a
No. 8 gray enamel Tea Kettles.. 49o
10-qt. gray enamel int i'ann....a5o
4-qt. gray enamel Pudding fans..l6o
$1.00 heavy nickel platod Tea Ket
tle. No. 8, at S8
75c heavy nickel plated ran ire Tea
Kettle.-!, at 49o
25c t'racker Jack Corn Toilers at.l9o
Frying J'ans. u.iy nlze ut XOo
Jl.bO domes J'asUets, large ulsie.
at 89o
1.U DliiUiN l-'iKKi cl.oi'Per at..t)c.o
J' lour Sieves, 25c value, at 10a
Fire Shovel, long handled, at....l6o
15 Japanned open heavy coal IiocIh,
at X5o
81.00 Waffle Iron, be.st make, ball
bearing, low frame, at 59o
$1.50 Waffle Iron, high flame, ball
bearing, at 7So
1.60 Nicely. Fainted, 60-lb. Flour
Cun.9. at 6So
86c Japannod Iii ead liuxes, at . . . .4io
i Wire Coat Maimers, at 10o
I Tie Parlor Urouinn, worth 25c
at 190
aU Heatlnsr Stoves and Case Burners
at a Oreat Heduotloa.
THE TP VST.
16 lbs best granulated sngar, $1.09
8 lba. bent Hollod Breakfast Oatmeal.
25o
9 lbs. best White or Yellow Cornmeul,
16o
C lbs. good Japan Rice 85o
4 lbs. Fancy Japan Head Itlce...a5o
iiallon cana Golden Maple Syrup, 3Qo
l-ll. can assorted Soupa 7'o
Tlie beat condensed Ailnce Meal iVr
I kg j, i.so
7 lbs. bext bulk I.nundry Starch, &6o
Lare bottle usBoried 1'lckleB, ur-
ceater Sauce or Tomato I'atnnp,
n i-;io
Lu I..1I Scouring Soap; it beats tlio
Iutch, per can ej
4-lb. pkg. Pyramid Washing Ppwder.
I Co
6 burs Ivory Soap 190
BUT TEA CHEESE AND SUTTEtt
I2TE iAL EPXCXAIb
The best Creamery llutter, carton
or bulk, lb 33o
The btwt No. 1 Country Creamery,
bulk, lb 2do
The best No. 1 lialry llutter, lb..2do
2 lbs. good Muttefine 8jo
Full (.'ream Wlm otiMln Cheese, lb.l6o
fia the Vonr Big Oemouatratlous.
Kelft Poiuiut Oil, for salad.
Coop's Breakfast Co oa.
Ijcli.-udo's Cbilll Con Carne.
Cudahy's liuttcrlne.
CLOSING VP TUB KEIFFER PEAR
BALE SEASON.
Tliuisday will probably bo the last
sale.
These are fancy Illinois Kelffer Pears
put up in bushel baskets; for fc'atur-
duy, banket 660
Fancy California Tokay Urapea,
baKet 30o
New Yorlf Concord Orape.s, basket 30o
HAYDEN'S MAKE THE VEGETA
BLE PRICES THAT KEEP THE
MARKET DOWN.
3 heads l'rcRh Hothouse Lettuce. . Bo
ti bundles Fresh ltadlsiitt 60
Fresh Jicoi.i, Carrots, Parsnips or
Turnips, lb aVo
Fiesh Caboage, per II 1V0
J''resii Rululiugas, lb lVaO
lanck. Cooking Apples, peck 16o
Lurgo inurket basiiei Green Toinu-
locs, lor pickle:) 13'jo
1 staU:s Frexii Celery 60
1! laree Soup llum hes Bo
Fancy Denver Cuuliflower, lb. ..350
COLORADO JONATHAN APPLE
SPECIAL.
We havo Just received from the
grower a carload of special Jona
than apples to sell for the grower.
These are packed In bushel boxes,
and for the opening tulo will sell
them PER BOX 91.40
Liquor Dept. Spc'ls
High class goods at very low
Prices Duy hero and save
Maryland Ilye WhiBky, G yrs. old,
full qujris at 75
Per gallon, $2.50.
F.IGIIT.YIUR-OLD WHISKIES
Weldon Springs, Cedar llrook.
Jack Daw and Schonly, per full
Quart 81.00
Per gallon, $3.50,
Sunkist California Wines Port,
Bherry, Muscatel, Angelica and
Tokay, extra Hue, soecial, per
full quart 50
Homemade Grape Mines White
or red, per gallon 1.00
For All Your Wants
HAYDEN'S f"
IVeF Mailorders
from our dally ads and guaranteo
satisfaction. Fresh fruit and
vegetables sent only by express
and at purchaser's risk.
Men's Furnishings
and Underwear at
Price Saving of
Almost Half
Men's Heavy Wool Union
Suits ltogulnr $3.00 qual
ity, iu white, grey, etc., cn
Mile Saturday, at, per Em
inent .... $1.0S
Men's $12.00 California Flan
nel Shirt or Drawers, red,
prey or tan. Great snap in
Saturday's sale at $1.25
Men's $1.25 Wool Shirts or
Drawers, heavy quality, at,
garment ' 75c
Men's fleeced or jersey rib
Shirts or Drawers, 75c and
$1 values, on sale, Satur
day at 49c and
I'ireman's lllue California
Uniform Shirts
made.
Men's Sample Flannel Shirts
In blue, grey and all colors, val
ues to $3.00, on sale $1,45
and 0S
Men's All Wool Jersey Sweaters
Grey, navy blue or wine color,
$3 quality, at 31.03
Hoys' Pure Wool Jersey Sweaters
Grey, navy blue or wine col
ors, great snap at ....$1.45
and 08
2 and $2.50 Values, $1.45 anil
UKc All newest styles In fine
dress Shirts? plain or "pleated
bosoms, also men's blue or grey
flannel shirts, $2 and $2.25 val
ues 81.45 and 080
91 and $1.50 Shirts tttfc and 4c
With or without collars attach
ed; big Hue of good patterns and
colors, Including plain blue
Chambrays, regular $1.00 and
$1.60 values, f.9c and . ...4Q
Men's Outing Flannel Gowns
Values up to $2.00, on sale In
three lots, at UKc, lc and 400
Men's Sample Sweater Coats at a
Hilt Price Saving.
Men's Hath 1 lobes Values up to
$12, manufacturers' samples, on
f-ale In 5 lots, at $0, 91.08, 9:1.0m,
s.SO and $2.43
Men's UAc quality Hose Wool
or cotton, big assortment, at a
Ialr 13VaO
in sale, Satur-
nd 35c I
California Flannel I ,
The very best K
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Still Good Picking Among the Special Hats at tho Spe
cial Prices and Unsurpassed Assortments and Values in
Our Regular Lines of New Fall Styles.
Men's Fall Hat Styles including soft and stiff in nil felts
both rough nnd finished; all wanted colors made to sell up
to $3.50, Saturday, in two lots at $1.45 and 95e
Our $2.50 Huts you'll find fully
tho equal of any $3.00 hat shown
elsewhere. All felts, all' colors,
tho bent ever, at 82.50
John 11. Stetson Hats Conipleto
new lines Just received. You
know if It's a Stetson it's right;
83.50 to 87.50
Boys' and Children's Cloth and Felt Hats, all colors in
cluding lilue and Mack at 49c and G9c
Many in these lots made to sell at $1.00 and $1.50.
Men's and Boys' 75o Caps, big assortment
25c
CLASSIC OF m CORN BELT
Fumous Imjiompta Speech of
Kichard Olesby Recalled.
SYMBOL Or LIFE AFIEF. DEATH
"l.lurlouv Corn, that Mow Ttmn All
the MIt uf the Field
U run Tropic Onr
m rut."
Tlii? fmnou.s Imprumtn hik-i-cIi of fi
S.vriur K'eh.ttd Oslcby i,l Illinois a
tlulc on KlnR Corn very appropriately
decoratra tho lutft output of the literary
Mireau of the "Corn 141 1 Koula," the
L'lilcasu Great Western railroad. It has
tieen primed frequently befurc, but Is bh
filling and satlfMns a" ,t; cereal lu
ipiratloo. and will bar frmneiit repctl
linn. The occaIon was the li&rvet hw
tctlval of the Fellowship club in C'lilrayo.
Mr. Og1ely rat at th breaker-' tal.lq al
(he south end of the room and had been
ji cartutt conversation wilh Conan Uoyle
up to the moment of the call of h' name.
Tlie t.atrr.aster w Franklin II. Mead,
kid the loaBt that he gave to each
fptaker a 'Wl.at I Know Abut rarro
!.i if." The governor ar e ilonly and wj.a
Hi iulnfcly wailiis iT an In: plratln. Hi-
(looked deliberately upon the harvest deco
1 rations of the room and finally hl eyes
j ee:ned to rest upon the magnificent
I slocks of corn that adorned the walhi. lie
I then elowly and impressively said:
' Chief Hope f 5lon.
'The corn, the corn, the corn, that In
Its first biglnnlnn mid iU growth has
furnlhhed apteBt Illustration of the tragi:
announcement of the irtiefest hope of
man. if he die he shall xurely live again.
l'lanRd In the friendly fcut somber boo:n
of the mother earth it dies. Yea, It dies
the second death, surrendering up each
tract of form and tarthly shape until the
outward I Ida is fctopped by the reacting
vital getm, which, breuklnu all the bond
end cerements of its bad decline, conies
bounding, laughing into hie and liKht, Uife
fitleat of alt the avmbol that nmko cer
tain promise of the fate of man, And to
it died, and then it lived at-aln. And so
my people diod. By some unknown, un
certain and unfrli-ndly fate, 1 found my-
Iself making my first Journey into life
! from conditions as lowly us thu- sur-
rounding that awakenlni;, dying, llvir,;i
I infant germ. It waa In those days wlu n
j I, a simple boy, had wandi-red from In
diana to gprlngflcld, and theie nut the
father of this good man (Joseph J. ti
son), whose klr.d and gentle words to me
w ie as water to a thirsty soul, as tho
.shadow of a rock to a weary man. 1
lovtd kik father then; I love the son now.
Two full generations have been taught
by his gentleness and smiles, and tears
have quickly answered to the command
of his artistic mind. Ing may he live
to make us laugh and cry, and cry and
laugh by turns, as he may choose to
move us.
llrllllant Imngrer).
"Hut now again my mind turns to the
glorious com. .See It! Look on Its ripen
ing waving field. Bee how It wean a
crown, prouder than monarch ever wore,
sometimes Jauntily, and sometimes after
the storm the dignified survivors of the
tempest seem to view a field of uluughter
and to pity a fallen foe. And tee the
pendant casket of the cuinfieid filkd with
tho wine of life, and see the silken
fringes that set a form lur fashion and
to art. And now the evening comes and
something of a time to rest and llHlin.
The, sculdlng clouds conceal tho half and
then reveal tho whole of the moonlit
beauty of the night, and then the gentle
winds rr.ake heavenly harmonies on a
thousand thousand harps that hang upon
tho borders and edges and the middle of
tllu field of ripening corn, until my very
heart seems to beat responsive to the
rising and the falling of the long melo
dious rtfrtln. The melancholy clouds
sometimes tnuke shadows on the field
ar.d hide Its aureate wealth, ai d now they
move, and sloaly Into algal there corms
tlie tolU'-n t;ow of p.orul3 or a in
ductiloi.s land. CJIoriouH corn, that more
than all the vlstern of the field wears
tropic narmints. Nor on the shore of
Nilus or of iml dees nature dress its
forms mote splendidly. My Clod, to live
Bfialn thut times when for me half the
world was good and the other half un
known. And now again, the corn, that
in Its kernel holds the strength that shall
(in the body of the man refreshed) subdue
the fore.st and compel response from
every stubborn field, or fchlnlng In the
eye of brainy, niLke blossoms of her
theek.4 and jewels of her lips, and thus
make for man the greatest Inspiration
to well-doing, the hope of companionship
of that sacred, wauu and well-embodied
sou!, a woman.
"Aye, the corn, the royal corn, within
whoso yellow hcait there Is of health and
strength for all the nations. The coin
triumphant, that with tlie aid of man
hath made victorious procession across
the tufted plain and laid foundation for
the social i.uellence that Is and Is to be.
This glorious plant, transmuted by the
al homy of Ood, sustains the warrior In
battle, the poet In song, and strengthens
everywhere the thousand arms that work
the purposes of life. Oh that I had
the voire of song or skill to translate
Into tones the harmonies, the symphonies
and oratorios that mil across my soul,
Tihen standing iHiritrtimes by day snd
soiuciiiiiis by Iilfcbl upon 111 borders of
this verdant sea, I note a world of
promise, and then before one-half the
vear Is gone I view Its full fruition and
seo Its heaped guld await the need of
man. Majestic, fruitful, wondrous plant.
Thou greatest among the manifestations
of the wisdom and love of Clod, that may
be seen in all the fields or upon the hill
sides or In the valleys."
MORE AND BETTER FARMING
I'rodurllun l'er Acre la 'Ibis Conii
try 111 ach l.rss Than Ibnt of
Furope.
l'er capita production of wheat In this
country I. an stoudily declined until it 1
now only about one Luhel above con
sumptive requirements after Hied has
been deducted. I'nltfS tins dispailty I -a.
corrected, the country must suon fac-j
a grave sgK'avaiinu of the prevalent
social unrest. On every hand we are told
the country me. Is more farmers. Hut u
study of sveiage yields suggests tl at u
solution of the problttin lies aloig Hi.
lines laid down by I'llny, "fow les and
cultivate more "
lhat means better farming. Gonuany
averutte twenty-tight bu l.i l of w heat
to tho aerw-; Fngland, from thirty to
thlrty-thri e, and Denmark lias ai iu ;..
as high us I'.itj-onc 6u-h'is; '.. I-..
year average Is 142. bushels. The
Tinted Kingdom gets 44 3 bushels of OSU
to tho aire, and we but tl.A. The Bine
piniul averages show In corn, cotton,
potatoes and other crops. It cannot be
said that wheat is a great soil exhauster,
but wlin It 1h raised year after year
on too sumo laud the nitrogen In the soil
ij wasted; and It is known that whun
the humus and organic matter is greatly
reduced the soil is unable to retain any
molt tore and readily succumbs to
iliouth. That Is an underlying reason
for this season's yield of 'J.t bushels In
tho northwest.
I'll a Mala experimental farm in the
i.orthHc.st hind that hud been producing
1'') bushels of wheat per afro una made
by Hematic farming, as Is practicable
for every furniir, to produce thirty
but.hels. This la only one instance of
many. There Is now on organization,
known as the "Hoys' Corn Clulm"
throughout the middle west and south.
each member of which la pledged l i
raise one acre of corn under sclentifl :
Instruction.
Last season these boys made rcccjds
of from fifty to 200 bushels of corn i
the acre, while the farmers' averago fo
the rnitcd States was 2j,9 bushels. In
one district v..ere the averags was
twenty bushels the boys averaged
seventy-four bushels an acre. One boy
raised V,2'6 bushels of corn on a men
urcd aero; the farmers' average In tin
same county was sixteen bushels.
would have been the result if tho faim
ers of the country had employed simi
lar methods on the 114.000,000 acres l.u ;
year planted to corn and the 40.00? (Jl
acres sown to wheat T Don't we ned
more farmers, but also farmers
more sense? Wall Btreet Journal.
wi:
If you have anything to sell or exchange
advertise It In the Want Ad Columns of
The Dee and get Immediate results.
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Ayer's Hair Vigor for falling hair or dandruff. It will not
color I he hair, neither will it harm or in jure.
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