7A
25o ORIB BLANKET
8
bed Blankets,
700 Bed Ulankctn, lz 4 Ox
08 Inches, griiy with red
or blue, bortiers; Monday at
each
19
COo CRIB BLANKETS
29
$1.C0 BLANKETS
Medium slie, tJJxI'.Mnch
grays and tana; regular
lit ....... t ....
Crib Blankets, alto flOxdO Inches,
Slio 80x40 Inches, plaid,
nlxo pink and bluo figured;
regular BOo v nines j Mon.
day, eaclt
wiuto wan puiK or unto bortiers;
regular 25c quality; Monday,
wicli . .
prlco 91.00; wlo prlro, pair.
Here's that Wonderful Sale YouVe Waited for
15,000 Pair of
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 19, 1913.
ml
MONDAY at ABOUT 2 REGULAR PRICK
The greatest opportunity to buy blankets at an under price offered by any store in the country. We want
you to make comparison before you buy with the Values Offered Elsewhere Around Town.
TT'S the outcome of weeks of careful planning a merchandising achievement that demonstrates the superior buying resources
x of this great store. A sale that appeals to every hotel and boarding house Stewart as well as every housekeeper because of its remarkable range of selection
and the extraordinary values offered values that are not equaled by any other store in town and probably never will occur again.
Surplus stocks of several of the largest and foremost mills in the country, bought at a tremendous sacrifice.
It's a stupendous undertaking an event that will establish, new low price records that will go down in the merchandising annals
of Omaha as the greatest sale of its kind ever held in the city. Come, share in these wonderful saving opportunities.
Entire Linen and Bedding Depts. or About One-Fourth of Main Floor. Have Been Given Over To This Sale. 40 Extra Salespeople for This SiUe.
$8.50 CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS Pair, atjjfr
California wool Blankets, plain colors and fancies; size
$3.90 WOOL NAP BLANKETS -Monday Tf QC
JL
Bed Blankets, full size, 67x76 inches, double, fancv
plaids, wool nap finish, regular $3.50 vals., sale price, pr
$1.50 BLANKEfS
Bed Blankets, full size, 64x80
to'i gny3 fancies and "white;
regular $1.50; sale price, pair.
6W BLANKETS,
Wool blankets, full size, 66x
so incn., ranoy (r
plaids and plain Jf) M ) Q
coion, regular a
Vo and $G val- '
ues, at, pair. .
98c
Extra heavy Blankets, full
size, 64x76 in., Saxony fleece,
grays, tans; $2 values, pair. .
1
$5 WOOL BLANKETS at
Wool Be'd Blankftts. full nizr fifixflO
inches, fancy plaids; regular $5.00 values; gj
sale price, pair
$095
GENUINE
ARMY BLANKETS,
5i lbs., $4.50 Values
212
SPECIAL! fTy B1T
kots, gray
with border, size 62x82
inches, 5Y pounds; regu
lar $4.50 values; Monday,
sale price, each, $2.59.
66x80 inches, regular $7.50 and $8.50 values, at, pair
5
(30
$12 WOOL BLANKETS jgQ
Heavy lamb's wool Blanket M
extra largo size; whito or
fancies, values to $12, pair
$3 COMFORTERS
Pure whftte cotton filled, siiio
72x80 in,, stitchod or tied,
$3XK) values, at, salo price. . . .
$195
$6 COMFORTERMonday $C85
uomioriors, isxo nicjiea, bukoiiuo, uowvcu j
mull or sateen covered, knotted or m!"
stitched; regular $0.00 values
n75C0MiF0Rt'RS,9S'
Silkolino covered,
heavy, sizo
72x78 inch
es, $1.75
values, each
95
extfcit
c
12 MONDAY MORNING SPECIALS on
SALE
to 1 Only
-Ivory Soap
For
I4c
ivory soap, reg
ular Go cakes,
sale price Mod
day, 4 for 144
Hind's
50c
Cream
29'
Hind's M o n ey
and Almond
cream, regular
50c bottto.Mon
day for . .29
5c
8thc
Hansel-
ettes,
Bleached flan
selettes, 27 in.
"wide, regular
price S He, Mon
day, yard, 6
Afiroa HP
GiagkanUU
Apron s 1 n c
hams, checked,
worth 7 c, sale
price Monday
morning, yard,
at 5d
40c
at
25'
Brownie roast
ers, suitable for
large roaat of
meat or two
chickens, 40o
values . .
Laundry Soap
12
Bars
for
Boat - em - all
laundry soap,
Monday morn
ing In base
tnont,
25c
17c
Wom
en's 25c
Vests at
Wonei't white;
cotton vests or
pants fleoce lined,
2 Be values Monday
at each . . . ,17i
Flannel
ette Gawbs
98
G
Plain white, pink '
and bluo stripes,
square tucked
yoke, $1.50 values
a 08ct
89c
$1.50
te $2
Corset
Including K a b o,
Miller, Warner,
Fashion and II. &
Q.; $L50 to 2.00
values .... .804
50c
Bleached
Sheets
at3lC
B 1 e & ched. sheets,
hemmod, size 72x
90 laches, BOo val
ues, each .. .314
75c
Faacy
Silks
.38c
Fancy silks, new
est colors and pat
terns, values up to
78c, ynrd . .384
10
G
2cTa-
He Oil
Cltli.,,
45 inches wldo,
white or fan
cies, slightly
imperfect, Mon
day in ba
ment, yd., 104
rf)rkin Bros. 16th and Harney.!
SjOrkln Bros. 16th, and Harnoy.,
.TOPICS FOR OAY OF REST
Jrove M. E. Church to Have Temper
ance Meeting Sunday Evening.
WILL GIVE SPECIAL PROGRAM
North Side Christian Church Ar
ranftes Extraordinary Kvenlnir
" SerTice v ltt "Men and Mil
lions" mm Topic.
A temperance meetlnr will b held at
Qrove Methodist Episcopal church,
a'wnty-Mcond and Seward irU, Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock. II. J. OroVe
'will be the speaker.
"Men and Mllllone" Will be the topic
at a apeclat Sunday evening mi-vIc that
will be slven at the North Bide ChrUtlan
church, Twnty-cond and Iathrop
etreet. C. A. Magnum wilt prcalde. Th
program follow:
Hymn "H.
crlptur readlnr, I Cor IS.
Hvmn S12.
Trtver.
Duet, James Knlht and Y. V. Painter.
'The, Value of an Adequate Church
Financial roller," B. C, William.
'The Attitude of the Neighborhood and
Church Advertising." Jay Ilurni.
Hymn 794. congregation aunaint.
The Spiritual Ileactlon from a Oood
Tlnanclttl Policy," J. A. Williama.
Special muilc by the male 'nmrtt.
"Ilecommendationa or a Definite Finan
cial PoUey." ii. J, Klrtcbateln.
Hymn 717.
3enedlcUon.
Rev. Leon D. Young, J3. D., pastor of
the large Preabyterlan church at Bea
trice will preach at Lowe Avenue church,
Fortieth and NlohoUa atret, Sunday
morning, aervlce beginning 'at H o'clock.
The p&stor, Dr. N. McOlffln, preachee
In the Ftrat church or Lincoln. rUv.
Janiea O. Clark of Lyon ucouplea the
Xowe Avenue pulpit In the evening, ser
vice beginning at 7:45 p. m.
A lecture wilt be given at the Tho-
sephlcal aociety, room to, Batdi fge-Vea4
building. Twentieth and Farnani utreete,
Sunday evening, thf subject being
"IUcee and Retlglona." Tho lecture la
to be given br Durd F. Miller and will
be illustrated by stercoptlcon views. The
lecturv La opea to the public and la frew.
x Uapttat.
Cavalry Branch, Thirty-fourth abd Sew
ard Bible school at 1:10 n. m.. Harry
Carpenter superintendent. Devotional ser
vice unurooay at 7 JO p. m., conuucieo oy
lira. Lockwood.
Olivet Grove. TUrty-eUth Street anl
Crovm Point Avenue Sunday school each
Hunday at l:ti and preaching Thursdays
at 7:). Como with us and We will en
i!avor to be helpful to you and yau con
Uetp us.
Jmmanuel. Twenty-fourth and Pink
ney. Rev. J. S. Hbersole, P tor Serv
ices 10:30 and 7.30. Graded bible school
at noon. Young People's meeting at
t:J0. Evening sermon- "Isaiah's Vision
of God." Wednesday evening at t four
teen delegates will report the Lincoln
Uaptlst convention.
First, Corner Harney Street and Partr
Avenuc Morning worship at lfl:3. with
formon by ptistor. Theme, "The Baptist
Statu Convention." Sunday school at
noon In charge of Itov, C. F. UtUturahfill.
Kvenlng; worship at 7 So. Wednesday
tught toplo, "A Ponltentlary Prayer Meet
ing, and the Prisoner WHo Tool) In It,"
urace, South Tenth and Arbor. Rev. K.
B. Tatt, I'ABtor Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Mornlrtg worship at It o'clock, theme.
"Our Baptist Convention in Lincoln."
Baptist Young FeOple's Union at 7 p. m.
Evening preaching service at S o'clock,
subject. "The Man Who Was Half Way
Right.' Mission BUnday school at JvlO
South Fourth street at 9 p. m.
Cavalry, Twehty-flfth and Hamilton
Regular services at 19: a, m. and 7:30
P. m. conducted by Rov. Thomas Ander
son. Bible school at noon, O. W. Noble,
superintendent. Baptist Young People's
Union meeting at M p, m.i toplo, "How
to Make This the Huot Year of our Hn-
clety's History." Phil. It 7.16. Mid-week
devotional service, Wednesday, 8 p. in.,
teaucr, iicv. jnucnion.
OllveL ThIrlV-lolilh rt(ft ahil nni4
Avenue, Frank H. Ward, Pastor Sunday
scnuei av iv o giock. i'reacning At it ana s
o'clock. In tho morning one of tha vis
iting brethern In attendance at the Con
gregational conference is expected to oc
cupy the pulpit, and in the evening one
from the Preabyterlan synod. Wednesday
evening at 7:1) the midweek meeting.
Beginning November 1 there Will I held
a series of union services. In which not
only the three churches. In this section
wit take part, but It Will be a meeting
0t the community and Christian people
if the community not directly connected
with these ohurfhes Will assist III tho
work. The first week the meetings will
be held in the Olivet BapUst church.
Christian.
Northslde, Twenty-second and Ldthrop
H. J. Klrsohstcin, , Minister Morning
worship at 16:30 o'clock, , at which
time the Rev. John 10. Farmer, D. D.,
will speak. Bible school at noon. Chris
tian Kndeavor at : p. m. At 7:30 p.
m. a special program will be given under
the toplo of "Men and Millions'
First, corner Twenty-sixth and Har
ney, A. D. Harmon, Pastor Morning
service at It o'clock, "Ultimate Ends of
Christian Service." Kvenlng service at
I p. m., 'The Drawing Power of Christ "
Christian Brtdeaver at 7 p. m. Topic,
"How to Make This Our Best Year."
Leader, Dr. A. TO. Harmon. Junior Kn
deavor at 1 P. m. Toplo, "Unselfishness."
Leader, lEula Kemp. Bible school at
:13.
Chrlntldll Dolence.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Church edifice, Rt. Marys Avenue and
Twenty-fourth Street -Hunday scuoo! at
t:iS and 11 a. m. Sunday services at 11
a. m. and 8 p. in. subject of lesson ser
mon, "Doctrine of Atonement."
ConKreffutlmiul.
Plymouth, at the University of Ornnha
Auditorium, Twenty-fourth and Kvons
Streets, Frederick W. Lcavitt, Minister -Service
of worship at !. dunday school
ki iiouu. xouna people s meeting at ;IQ.
Hillside. Thirtieth and Ohio. W. a
Kempton, Pastor Morning worship at
10:30. Sermon by IUV. . I. Hanford,
state superintendent ot Home Missions
for. Nebraska. Kvenlng service, state
conference meeting at St. Mary's ave
nue church at 7:30 p. m. M
Ifstthlas', Tenth and Worthlngton,
Rev. Oeorge H. SoulhWortb, Pastor Holy
communion at s. Sunday school at.li
Morning prayer and sermon at 11.
St Paul's, Thirty-second and California,
Rur John William Jones. A. M., Vicar
Sunday school at iJX), Holy communion
and sermon at 11. Bible class and con
firmation instruction at 7:.
Church of the Good Shepherd. Twentieth
end Ohio, Rev. T. J Collar, Rector
Holy communion at T:iX Sunday school
at 1:15. Morning prayer with sermon at
11. Evening prayer with sermon at 7:30,
Church of SL I'lillltl tha DoilCiii. Ttvitti.
ty-rlrst Near Paul, Rv. John Albert
Willlfiins, Vicar TWenty-sdCond Sunday
attar Trinity. Holy communion at 7:30.
Morning prayer with sermon at it. Sun
day school and catechism at Hit. Kven
lng prayer with sermon at 7:30.
Lutheran.
tS.1(.h 1 1 ..II.. fl.ll HiAf . , .
wivii iiHnaii. ..uitv.iM ..., TV. .lilies
Avenue, Rev. O. W. Snyder, Pastor Sun
day school Rally day services at 10.
Cervices at 11, subjeot, "The Church Coras
tot tn roopie."
St. Matthew's Enirllsli. Nlnatsantit anil
Caetellar. Rev, O. W. Snyder, Pastor
Bible school and Sunday school Rally
aay services at iu. eervioes at 11, sud.
Ject, "The Home Found in tho Church.'
arac English, Twenty-sixth street Be
tween Poppleton and Woolworth Avenues,
Clarence U. Bwlhkrt, Mlnilr-nnon at
11 a. tn.; topic, 'The Opportune Moment."
Sermon at 7. p. m.; topto, "Man's Valu
ation." Sunday school at 10 a. in. Con
firmation olaes, Friday, 4 p. tn.
-It Mark's, English. Twentieth and
Burdette, Rev. Cr, L. Groh. Pastor
Preaching at 11 and 7(30. Morning topic.
"Salvation for a Rloh Wicked Man.''
Evening toplo. "Heaven and Way to It
Open for All," Sunday school at ,S.
Young People's Society Of Christian en
deavor at :!.
Kountze Memorial, Farnani StrOt and
Twonty-slxth AVenuo, Rev. Oliver D.
Baltslr, Ph. D.', D.D., PastorMorning
worship at 11. subject, 'The Breath M
Eternity." Itvenlnj Worship at , sub
ject. "Tho Unsren Hand That Holds."
Sunday subool at OiiS; M0 present last
Sunday, Luther league at 7,
St Paul's, Rev. K. T, Otto, Pastor
Services at )0 o'clock In tho chapel, cor
ner Thirty-fourth and Seward. Sunday
school at 11:30. confirmation lessons be
gin Tuesday at evening at 7:30. Hvonlng
sermon In Jthffllsh at I o'clock In Our
Saviour's Lutheran church. Twenty-sixth
and Hamilton. Choir meets on "Wednes
day at latter place at 8. New members
welcome.
Methodist.
Lailmore, J. Franklin Haas, Minister
Morning sermon at 7:3 on "Thyatlra,
the Progressive Church. ' Kvenlng topic,
' Divine Outdance Based Upon Bryant's
To a Water Fowl.' " Sabbath school
at noon. Kpworth league at C;30,
First. Swedish, Corner Nineteenth and
Burt. OUatav Erickauft. Pastor 10 a. in .
Sunday school; 11 a. in., preaching ser
vice o.ai p. m., cpwonn loaEue meeunji
7.OT p, m., preaching by ths pastur.
Wednesday evening, midweek service.
McCabe. Fortieth and Farnam. W. 11.
Underwood, Minister Sunday school at
jo o clock. I'reaciiing service at u a. m.
and 7:90 n. m. Kuworth leatue at 11:10
Topic. "Mi kins Religion Attractive In
Our Homes." leader, Mrs. Underwood.
Prayer metlns; on Wednesday evening
at s o'ciock
iei& Mciuufiiiji ciiiii iiu 1'ivrcF,
N. Dawson. Minister Sunday school..
u.ifo: sermon. iujc, -wneat and Tares;'
Epworth leairue, t;), Mrs Dawson leader;
sermon. 7.30, 'The Devil:'' prayer meet
ing wcanesaay, i.m fnnatnea's can
quit Friday evening; Old People's day
Sunday, i-4u.
First, Twentieth and Davenport
-Dr. Edward Hlslop, district superin
tendent, will preaoh. Morning service
at 11 o'clock. 'The Unseen Christ."
Kvenlng service at 7. 30. Ah address for
youne people. "Life's Oh) Heroism."
Sunday school at v: a. in. Upworth
league at 6:30 p. m.
Hanrcom Park. Corar Woolworth
Avenue and Twenty-ninth Atreet -I'rearn-ing
service at 11 a. in anj 1:U p in,
At the morning service the IIjv. T. C.
Osborne, one of the visiting brithern of
the Preibyter Kl synod, nUl occupy the
pulpit and wilt preach on "Reasons for
Indifference to the Oojpil." At night
the pastor, C, W. McCaaklll; will preach.
WILL TALK OX UPLIFT 0! THE
HUMAN RACE.
IJV- . t ':V:iBfc,sl KB?
DR. O. W, FARWKLI
Sunday oh)j at 8;46 a. m. npworth
league at 1 p. m MiJ.vnek prayer
service Wednttday evening at h p. rn.
Pearl Memorial, Twenty-fourth and
Walnut Hill, Forty-first and Charles.
William Boyers, Pastor Publio worship
and Sermdn by the pastor at 14:10 a. m.
Subject, "God In Being, or Is There a
Hod 7'' the second in a series on the first
article of the Apostle's creed. Sunday
school at noon. Kpworth league at
p. m. Publlo worship and sermon at
i Jo p. tn.
Trinity, Twenty-first and Blnney,
Thomas Blthell, Pastor Morning service
at 10:30. Sabbath school At 11, noon.
Kpworth teaeue ut C:30 p. m. Evening
service at 7:30 p. in. Rev. Dr. Wbeuei,
Creston, Neb., will preach In the morn
ing. ReV, F. O. Knuuer. Nelson. Nb.,
will preach in the evening. Sunday
school rally at 11. noon.
Presbyterian.
Cntrtellar Street, C. a Meek, Minister
Servioes at 11 and s. Sabbath school at
10. Junior Christian Kndeavor at 3:30
Christian Kndeavor at 7. Prayer meeting
U'.tl.ulllv nt k
First Corner Hevanteciith an1 nira
Rev, Kdwln Hart Jenks, D. D., Pastur
j-uouc worsnip, juau, -The Divine Christ'
Kvenlng worshlu at 7.30. 'Thlnna Ovmr.
looked," Christian Endeavor meeting at
: Sunday school at 11
Falrvtew, Pratt and Fortieth Avenues-,
Chartss II. Fleming. Pastor Bible school
at 2. Afternoon worship at 3. Subjeot,
.-Christ, Our Kin." A good speaker from
the Slate synod will preach. Tuesday
evening at i. the third lesson In John's
goepeL
Ulftorf Hill, Forty-flfth and Grant,
Thomas B, Greenlee, , Minister-Bible
school, f.tt. Publio worship at 11. Rev.
William J I. Cooper of Fullerton, Neb.,
wilt proach. At 7:30 Rv. Richard U
Purdy of Gibbon, Neb., will preach.
Christian Kndeavor at 8:30. Meeting for
prayer and fellowship Wednesday at s.
Westminster. Twenty-ninth and Mason
Morning servico ot 10.10. with an
addrtsa by Rov. Alexander Corkey of
Wayne. Neb., who is well known by hU
IKerary work of recent years. Sabbath
school at U. Young people's meeting at
7. JSrVsning sermon at will be preached
by Rer If. D. Young of Beatrice, Neb.
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth
Rov. Robert Karr, Pastors-Sunday
notioot with classes' for all aces at
4k .m a UwkSMi.stinsH irhsstaMj4sn .
MV 4 kJ0 OVllVlliinR"lM "F! sss
Tubllo worship tuul arm oh by Ui paitor
tltty At 3. rnytr tnctiMK or mo cnrn
V11.a1 DanrvAH lJsssMlnW ivnpgh ii d Mrt iAPe
jnon by thd pastor at 7:30. Musld by the
cnoir at notn servicea.
Heniion, A. J, Mccurg. I'ator-unjlay
J, K. Wilson will prmich. Miss Kerr will
sing "Lead Kindly Light," by Schnecker.
Jirotnernooa uiuie uasa irom u io
Christian Kndeavor at :. Kvenlng wor
ship at 7iw. Sarmon by thd pator on
"Our Thoughts." Muslo, by ths eho r.
Mr. Halherslcben and Mr. Hyars will
sing, "I Heard the Voice of Jestm flay.'
by Campana. Mid-week servlc Wednes
day at a. Men's club Thursday at .
The Church of tho Covenant, Pratt and
Twenty-seventh, Charles H. tlemlnff,
Pastor-Morning worship at 10:30. Boy.
William H. Kearns. D. D., synollca sup
erintendent of the northwest, will preach
on "The Friend of Ood." Bible sobool
at noon. Endeavor at S. nd fvenlng
worship at 7:W). IMV. AleTander Corkey.
D. D, the noted author, lecturer and
.preacher, will preacivaon -int un
Thing In the World." Wednesday even
ling at 8, the third lsxon In John's
g0SP0L
t.,.ltafl.nni.
Fenple'e. MS North Blghflnth, Rev.
Charles W..Savlde, Pastor-ll . m., . old
lasiuoiiea love leasu um"""'
A. O. Athtrton at 7:45 p. m.; auui.i... -Shall
Know the Truth, and thd Truth
Shall Make You Free."
First Reformed. Twentv-thlrd Street
and Deer Park Boulevard, 3. JJdward
liolyok. Pastor-Morning worship, 11 a.
m . touic. "An Unforeseen Call. ' Bve
nlng Vennon af P . I topic, 'Technical
Training" eunaay khoi -v -.
Youne- Peoble's Society of ChrUtUn En-
deavor at 7 P. nt. .
Colonel C. a, Cunningham, preu-
the Economlo league, will M"tll"
Omaha Philosophical Clety n f"V
afternoon at 1 o'clock, his subject being
"'The Man of Galilee." The meeting w 11
be held In U Labor Umple, Nineteenth
and Farnam streets, and will be open to
the public WHUOUl cnarac.
International Blbla students hav ar
ranged for a series of four lectures, to
be five by Dr. C. W. Farwell on 'The
Divine Plan of the Ages," showing the
harmony of the scriptures, the w sdom
and love ot Ood. Topic. "The Desire of
All Nations Is at Hand.'' Cornet solo
by Dr. A. D. Laird. Barlght hall, Sun
day, October 1. at S p. m.
Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints. Twonty-fourlh and
Ohio streets. On Sunday will be tha an
nual rally day and a special program
has been arranged. After tho regular
Sunday school session, which convenes
at a. m., an interesting mixed pro
gram will be given, commencing at 11 a.
m. At : p. m. a program will be
liven by the Rellglo Literary society
and Zlon's league. Preaching at p. m.
by Patriarch Frederick A. Smith, pre
toded by a song service by the choir,
Beginning Monday Patriarch Smith will
conduct a series of meetings each night
at t o'clock for about two weeks.
Or and Mrs. H II. Wheeler are con-
urtlng a series of evangellstlo m'ettnga
at Grace United Kvangtllcal church,
turner Camden avenue and North Twenty-seventh
street. Praise meetlpg at 7: JO.
I'rearhinr at K Tho followlnc nre the
subjects for the coming week! Friday
Heredity." Haturday, "Light Weight;"
Sabbath. 11 a. tn., 'Salvation In Five In
stallments," Sabbath. 3 SO p. m, 'The
Devil's Sieve:" Sabbath, 7 30 p. in .
Monday, 'The Funtrat of the .Soul,"
Tuesday, "Pride Bars From Qod's King-
Mc'
m:" 1Vdnadai' "Hell With Onsn
outh:" Thursday. "Sin Circles;" Friday.
-Things Beyond Recall:" Saturday.
"Modern Slavery."
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Sareepkaf.
Z.ife las 7 Tea, Tina. acutwO. So old.
Klttttaa Tlstars.Bug-se-STaudsa Co,
riisUty Storage Taa Oo, Doug. l&U,
Save aoe rviMt rt Now Beacon Press.
Chambers School of Barg Kow Opss
-Social, Aslhstio and nuce dancing
taught. Telephone Dougtac 1171.
Sleeted Honorary SCewSesv-Rev. Titutt
fx)wo has been elected an itonorary mem
ber of the Commercial club by tlia execu
tive committee.
Miss Jews! Stepson's Bsiialng lekool
at the Dougtasi Audttorlumi every Mon
day evening. Rates; Blnglo lesson, too;
U-tesson course, $5.00, Including assem
bly. New class just forming. General
assembly o'clock. Admission to as
sembly, J 5c. Good musto.
Adasas IConaaUjr Xautsst Louis B.
Adams, ohlef deputy In the office of the
late Ooorge MoBrlde, county surveyor,
wan formally appointed by the Board ot
County Commissioners to succeed Mr.
McDride, In accordance with a decision
reached Friday by the members of tho
board.
forgets Where M Is C. F, Flnnegan.
Tonapah, Nev., forgot he was In the out
tered east Friday evening when lie
Imbibed too freely and then started to
Intimidate the night clerk of the Orand
hotel, Thirteenth and Jackson streets
Into accomplishing a buck and wlnit
with a Colt's .45 as a persuader. Fin
negan was reminded of his location by
Judge Foster, who charged him IU.C0 for
carrying oonceated weapons and by or
dering tha gun appropriated.
adopted such ordinances. Tho matett k
blamed for 17 per Cent of Uia tires.
FARMERS CONGRESS TO
DISCUSS CONSOLIDATION
The atiestton of university consolidation
Is one of ths live topics that Is to be
taken up at the Nebraska Farmers' con
gress In Omaha, when It meets Decem
ber 1 to 11. The question of the, reor
ganisation ot the Bute Board of Agricul
ture, and the question of a more efficient
and just system ot taxation In the state
are among the other big topics that ar
to be brought up.
DRAWING ORDINANCE ON
HANDLING OF MATCHES
To regulate the manufacture, sale, usa
and storage of matches, la tho purpose
Of an ordinance that Is being drawn by
the municipal affairs committee of the
Commercial club. Jt is hoped by the
passage of such aji ordinance to reduce
the fire hazard In the city, as recent re
ports made to the committee show that
x rer cent of the fires are due to
carelessness with parlor matches. Chi
cago, St Louts and other cities have
Volturno is Still
Afloat and Burning
NEW YORIC, Oct li-Th llt-sUrred
Volturno was still afloat inA An ei.
October 14, five days after fir broke
out m ita forward compartments, aceerd
Inz to officers of th
which rtohd hre tod&y. ?h C Xeuis
iv muss norm or wtuu was. Wit
ot the Volturno late TiiAadav artM.
The burning vessel bad drifted abeut
tony nines rrom the spot where It first
caught flro.
A Sudden Collapse
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To buy you winter supply of
blankets is offered In the"U
at Orkiu Brothers Monday,
