TIIK lEK: OMAHA, THURSDAY. OCTOIiKR 8, 1014.
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CORN CROP WILL BE BUMPER
October Estimate Indicates Increase
of 78.000,000 Bushels.
IMPROVEMENT IN TOBACCO, TOO
Oafs Crop Hum finln of Twmlr'
te Milton Itnshrla, Apple
Tea Millions anil rotatoes
Hlerea Mllllona.
WAfTHINOTON. Ort. 7. Stealer rirn
crop prospects by 7S.0H5.0OO bushels and
Irnt Improvement In tobacco. Increas
ing the ronpect of that crop over the
forecast In Peptemher ;y K.OOftflnn
pounds, were th feature of the Iv
partmeni of Agriculture' October crop
report, announced today.
An Increase of ll.OTO.OOn bushel In the
potato crop, 21.onO.imo bushel in the cats
crop and lO.oouno bushels In the applo
crop also were forecasted.
Spring- wheat showed a sllsrht decrease,
being tOOO.Ono bushels under the Septem
ber forecast, yet the combined 'crop of
winter wheat and spring wheat mskc
thla year' harvest of that grain a record
one.
The estimate follows:
Spring- wheat. 117,000,001) bushels.
All wheat, Kl.onft,0"0 btiahc:i.
Corn, l.7r.,000,O00 bushel. '
Oatf, 1.U7.000.000 bushels.
Barley. l7,OOO.onO bushels. - ...
Buckwheat. 17,000,000 bushels.
Whtte potatoes, St,000,f0 biiahela. ,
PweM potatoea, (16,000,000 bushels.
Tobaoco, SM.OOn.orjn pounds.
Fla. 17.000,000 bushels.
Rice. ,000,fl00 bushels. ..,
' Other details announced were:
Spring wheat,' Indicated acre yield, 12.1
buahela.
Corn Condition, 71. per cent; yield, K.t
buahela.
Oata Tleld, 29.6 buahela.
Barley-Yield. M l buahela.
Buckwheat Condition, R3.I per cent;
Tleld. 21.S buahela. .
White JPotatoa-Condittoo,i 78 per cent;
yleli, 102.1 buahela. ,
flweet Potatoes -Condition, 80.7. per cent;
yield, M1 biurtela. , ' " ' ' ''
Tobacco Condition, 81,1 per cent; yjeld,
821.1 pound. . i ',-,. ,
Flas-Codltlon, 77 4 per cent; yield, S.7
buahela. .-'
Rice Condition, M per cent; yield," 34.6
buahela.
Har-Tleld, 1.42 tone.
Applee Condition. 08.1 per cent.
The condition and estimated total pro
duction (In thouaands baaed on condition
figured on the varloua oropa, with the
preliminary forecasts of production (In
thouaanda of buahela) of oata and aprlQC
wheat, followa:
CORN.
Cond! Produr-
tlon. tlon. I
Bouth Dakota...., 7 75,000
Nebraska t 67 177,0
Kansas M 07,30
Texas t 13S.4"0
Oklahoma 41 M.fldO
Arkanaaa 65 1,W
POTATOK8.
Iowa 71 n.m
Nebraaka 72 D,0iO
Colorado ,. HO 10 000
California M ,4uo
FLAXSEED.,
North Dakota 7 7.MW
South Dakota 78 J, M0
Montana , W 2,700
UATB, -
ELECTED DIRECTOR OF
GREAT WESTERN.
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WATTLES RAILWAY DIRECTOR! Both Service and
Quality Rule at
House of Menagh
Omaha Man on Board of the Chicago
Great Western.
HE SUCCEEDS F. WEYERHAUSEN
Director Hold Meeting; and Re
K.lect I'eMon a rrealdent, aa
Well aa All Other Officers
of the It on 4.
The Houae of Mennsh, M12 Karnam
atreet, la an Omaha Inetltutton, which
hue developed within one year Into a
place where home folk like to take vial,
tore to ahow them the fine goods, pleae
Ing eervlce and up-to-date methoda of
the modern ctty etore of the beat claa.
Pervtce here It regarded aa almoet aa
Important aa quality and quantity of
gooda, and Mr. Menagh, the minuter,
numlwr of (he rccond group, "The Ould
I'lald hhnwl," hlrh won him an eneore.
Mr, MncNarrara ban : raiiKO and
great power, and a good round tone. He
larka a little bit In aplrlte.lneaa and In
the mualral hlhliKlta, but he haa great
poaalhlllllca ahead of him and hie future
appearancea will be awaited with Inter
eat. Omaha made the acquaintance uf Mra.
Hoffman, aa accompanlat at Madame
9chumann-IIelnk'a laat apraranre. She la
delightful, her piano worn being marked
by a criapnena and clarity that la In
apiilng, and her, accompunlmenta at all
tlmea aulting the aentlment of the num
ber, and aupportlng the a!rger with good
laate and judgment. H. at. r.
VISITOR HAS HIS THREE '
KIDS TIED WITH DOG CHAINS
One Ak-Hur-npn vlaltor did not pro
poae to loae any of hla three children
when he brought them to Omaha to ae
the paradea. Aa he walked up Farnam
atreet paat the city hall, ha attracted
considerable attention by having rach of
the three children attached to email
chaina, atmllar to those uied In leading
doga.
Be Want Ada Produce) Reeulta.
Ourdon W. AVattlea cf Omr.ba la now
one of the member of the board of
ulrcrtora of the Chlfaoo. Orrat Western
lteliroi.il company, having Wn elected ' among a number of other Ideaa worked
Tueaday at the annual meeting of the out for the benefit of ouatomera during
at. ?ki.o,;, ra of the road, held In ':hl ago. the laat year, haa gone to far aa to In-
ttall private aaloarcoma nicely fitted with
full length mlrrore, etc., for the benefit
of paat, preacnt, proapcrllve or any other
k'lid of cuatomera. -
Among the prlnclplea the obaervance of
whlrh have asalatcd In making The Houae
of Menagh "different," la one to the ef
fect that clerks are not for the purpoae
of prrauadlng to buy something, but to
asalet them in choosing what they par
ticularly desire.
"There are no salespeople In the or
dinary use of the word. In this store,"
aald Mr. Menagh, "They are aides or aa
alatanta of cuatomers. When they make
a aale and the cuntomur haa left the etore
the rtault la not merely that we- have
the money but more Important arte haa
what ah wants."
Ile'aucieeda Fredenrk Vcyciiauaer of
Ht. Fan!, the Minneaota lumber mllllon-
a re, who Ulrd lant summer.
Mr. Wattles has returned from Chicago
where o attended the meeting of the
Creat Western dlrectora, following the
nuvtiiiK of the ' stockholdf ra. The ;if
falrs of tne rood are controlled by the
eleven directors. They work as coin
niltlees and -Mr. Wattle !a a member of
acveral of the numtH-r. HaM Mr. Wattlts:
"The directtira of the Great Weetern at
their annual meeting Tueaday re-elected
Freaident Fallon and all the other of
ficers of the rend. The annual report
showed tiie proiieity to be In good epye
Icai condition and Its business and
finnncea aallafnrtory. Aalde from receiv
ing annual rcprrts, and acting upon them,
l.tllo was done at the meeting of the
dlreitoru. No action was taken looking to
extensions. The road will continue to be
maintained In the present splendid condi
tion and new equipment will be added aa
fast aa It Is required."
Political Notes
At th-i New York Progressive etata
committee meeting at Albany. Theodore
Douglass Itoblnaon of Herkimer.
nephew of Colonel Roosevelt, was re
elected state chairman.
The Masxachuaetts prog'eaalve party at
Its state convention at Hoaton, declared
In favor of national nrohlbltlon. Thi.
atand waa taken only after a aharn d'a
cuaslon, during which some of the Speak
ers hinted that paid representatives of
the liquor Intereata were on the conven
tion floor.
Culls from the Wire
The tweny-elghth annual convention of
the United Typothetae and Franklin club
of America opened at New York.
Sheriff Timothy Drlacoll and Mayor
Lewis J. Duncan, were found guilty of
neglect of their duties In connection with
th recent rlota, and removed from office
by Judge Hoy K. Ay ere of the Hutte dla
Irlct court, after a trial, which lasted
more than two week.
Burglars Loot Home
of Valuable Jewelry
Burglars last night looted the home 'of
I.. D. Willis, 1002 Bouth Thirty-sixth
street, of jewelry valued at 1200. They en
tered by cutting a screen over a dining
room porch and picking a lock on French
door that led to the living room. There
is no clue..
Other losses, reported to the police are:
J. J. Anderson, 925 South Forty-first
street, Jewelry and noveltlea, valued at
$160, wera atolen.
C, Brome. Stt2 Pacific atreet, $11 and
clothing, atolen.
8. K. Btonebraker of Washington, Kan.,
after an argument with a taxi driver,
puree containing 17.96 in chance, missing.
Dr. ft. K. Spalding. Twenty-fifth and
Charles atreet. clock to hla automobile
atolen. ;
Inallgeatlea mmd Weak Itomacha.
Tak Electric Bitters. It gives a ap
petite, strengthens the digestive organs,
leaaena the work of liver and kidneys.
We and St, All druggists. Advertisement.
AFFAIRS ATJOUTH OMAHA
Police Justice Disgusted with
Efforts to Free Toughs.
PRESSURE BROUGHT UPON HIM
Whew "Loafer" tieta la Troable
Relations anil Friend Make.
Attempt to "eeare III
Release.
Pollre Magistrate Jamea Callanan says
when the police arrest loafers who hap
pen to have relatives In the city he la
pestered by persons who ask that the
prisoners be released. The justice said
this In reference to the campaign to clean
up the pool halt toughs and loafers. It
Is said that these pool hall loafers laugh
at the police. Among the English speak
ing class when a rowdy pinched "his
friends" bring pressure to bear for his
release. That means that his friends and
relations besiege everyone from the
mayor down to release the tough. Gener
ally the tough gets released and he goes
rlht back to the same pool hall.
Hxpeet Rig Meat Order.
The Cudahy Packing company is dally
expecting a huge order of from 2,000,000
to R.000,000 pounds of canned meats and
so certain Is th firm of geting the order
that already la machinery being installed.
Should thla order come, though It will
mean the employment of 100 additional
men for a period of aix months, and the
department may then be made perman
ent. C ity Hall to Close.
Mayor Hoctor has announced that th
City hall will close tomorrow afternoon,
In order to permit the city employes to
view the daylight Ak-Sar-Ben parade In
Omaha. All the ctty employes wilt be
given a - half-holiday for that purpose,
according to the mayor.
There la a great rush to obtain tickets
for the shows and paradea.
In order to give school children an op
portunity to aee tl-e Ak-Sar-Ben daylight
parade Thursday afternoon, all school!
will close at noun.
Honth Omaha Brevities.
A daughter waa born to Mr. and Mra
Sterling KmeDa of Z71& A street. Tueaday.
Cherokee) coal, unscreened, ft 3RJ screen
ed, S4.75. South 7. Howland Dum. A Coal.
The Merrymakrra' club will give a
dancing party thla evening at the Mooee
hall at Twenty-fifth and M atreeta.
St. Agnea' court No. M9. will meet at
the Workman temple. Twenty-fifth and
M streeta, Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Office apse for ren in Bee office, 231
N treet. Term reaaonahle. Well known
location. Tel. South 27.
The aenlor class of the high achool will
give a carry-all party this evening, The
class will embark In a large transfer
wagon for Omaha to see the night parade.
The C. W. B. M. of the Christian
churrh will meet at the home of Mrs. Sam
Shriller, 1314 North Twenty-third atreet.
on Friday at 2 p. m.
Cadillac and Hupp
Firm Has Banquet
George Relm, prealdent of the Cadillac
company of Omaha, agents for the Cadil
lac and Hupmoblle cars, tendered a ban
quet at the Rome hotel last night, aa the
culmination of dealers' day at the Cadil
lac company agency. Frank J. Mooney,
aalea manager of the Hurp Motor com
pany, and Charles Salisbury, special rep
resentative of the mechanVal depaitment,
spoke, as did Mr, Relm.
"We consider Omaha one of our larg
est and most Important distributing
points," declared Mr. Mooney in the
coura of hla talk. "W know that If
our representation In Omaha la capable
we are assured of success. We have
studied Omaha sines our Inauguration and
we know that Omaha Is one of our essen
tial centers.
"That Is why we are holding thla lit
tle meeting. I want to Impress upon each
of you dealers that you are selling a
car of national popularity and of an en
viable reputation. Mr. Relm holds that
same enviable reputation or he wouldn't
be our representative."
Mr. Salisbury spoks on the forty-seven
mechanical changes made In th new
agency.
Four entertainers furnished amusement
during th banquet
Bee Want Ads Proonce. nesuits.
Miller Receive Watch.
During the New York-St. Louis double
header of September S3, the Kearney,
N. J., lodge of Elks presented Jark
Miller of the Cardinals with a diamond
studded watch fob containing an elk'a
tooth.
3rje aNDERBILT "Bof ef
"V&AXJTOsf lHA3HAUHBiMgrr.
An Ideal Hotel with an Ideal Situation
Summer 9(a
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Marshall of the Mil
waukee road, with headquarter at Ma
rion, la., Is in th city.
Superintendent
When Women Suffer.
No remedy gives greater relief than
Anti-k&mnia (A-K) Tablets in all condi
tions generally known as "Women's
Aches and Ills." One trial will satisfy
any woman that she has at last found
the remedy she has so long been look
ing for.
Indigestion Dyspepsia
Are yon distressed after eating? Do
yon have nausea when riding in trie cars
or on the train or boat? Take A-K Tab
lets and get instant relief.
Csnons A-K Tabltt$ frsor cA Ai
Wtonogram, At all DruggUt.
Use Beer for tiie lime, Hotel Qob tad Cafe
Ariheuxer-Brucia Company of Nebraska
OMAHA
Roscnfeld Liquor Company
Council Bluffs, Iowa
DISTRIBUTORS
Family Trade Supplied by G. H.
Hansen, Dealer -Pnone Deng. 2506
States.
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Acre Produc-
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Iowa Sa.O 111.W7
North PaKola.... ISO i KIM
Ar.Uth f a . i n ft -. U
Nebraska -.
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. Minnesota lO.J 1?T3
North Dakota 11.4 K3.0I9
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'' Musio
Srbasaaaa-llelak at h Aadltorlaat.
, The musical , season, and th iledpath
series of . twelve enlertalnrrienta wera
both opead most' auspiciously lust eve
ning with the reoltal of Madam Hchu-mann-Halnlc
at the Auditorium. The
building was filled to tut very back rowa,
an! It waa only her and there that a
vacant sat could be seen In th gallery.
The reasons for this were first of alt th
great popularity of Madame .Bchumann
Helnk herself, and the other th vety
reasonable rlce of th' tickets In this
Series.
It Is almost superfluous to aay that th
concert was musically a surcesa. Th
program was on whlrh would appeal to
popular taste and ytt every number waa
good rnuskv. It was leavened with an
occasional novelty, and was Interesting
In Its arrangement and presentation.
Madam Bchumann-Helnk haa often
ung la Omaha and her reappearancea
are always cordially welcomed. Rhs Is
without doubt on of th greatest alngera
In th worl4 today. Her art seems even
' riper than In th past. If that be pos
sible, and the wonders of her range, tone,
and breath control seem almost beyond
conception. Each song Is presented with
a ear and musicianship that (Ives the
well known onos new meaning, and
brings th new one before ua In th
moat favorabla manner. Her first group
opened with "Rextua" by Mosart. which
waa given with fervor .and Intensity. Th
celebrated recitative and aria from Men
detsaohn's fMInt Paul "But th Urd la
Mindful of Hla Own." followed, Ita deeply
rellgloua sentiment being expressed with
th utmost repose and conviction. In
the aria from th "Prophet" by Meyer
beer, Madame Bchumann-llelnk'a remark,
able rang Is brought Into play. It waa
given with great UrflmaUo effect, and
with aa art which concealed Its taxing
demands upon the singer. Her second
' group contained three well known Hchu
bert songs of contrasting sentiment, th
beauuful "Cradle Bung" by Brahms,
"Helmweh." by Hugo Wolf. "Llrbesfrler"
by Fell Welngartner, and a gay Bolero"
by.ArdHI. Of these "Du Blst die "Huh."
the Brahms number, and ths song by
Herr Welngartner appealed t specially to
th writer.
Th last group were Amer can aonga,
principally, "Pawn In the Desert." Ger
trude Rose, la a highly attractive number
with a wonderful climax. "Uood Morn
ing Sue," by the gifted Frenchman. leo
Dell be, was most daintily and effectively
Interpreted. "Hla Lullaby." by Bond and
"A Child's Psayer," by Harold, were
widely different In thought and each was
presented with Ita every shade of meaning
clear. Only one' encore waa g've':. "The
Rosary." by request. It Is remarkable
with how much rase and niufllcianship
Madam Schumann Hul.ik sings the dif
ficult songs and wh:it a wealth of mean
ing and nuance she mi bring forth In
the very elrnplest. Her phrasing is on
broad lines, and the great extremes of
light and shade, whlcn r.b uea at will
seem even w'.Ucr at eoxU .successive ap
larsjice. E- J.jMacNsmara made h's first ap
pearance in Omaha, anJ pleased by th
sympathetic timbre of pis voice, and Ita
.beautiful lyric quality. He sang two
fcfvupa aod did his best work In the last
r
From Now Till Knd of October
20o Off Marked Prices On
All Framed Pictures
Brandfiia Picture Dept. Sd Floor
We Announce In Advance Three
Bis Sales for Saturday.
S4.00 to $8 Hand Bags for $2.70
Up to M.00 Umbrellas for. .$1.00
Up to IZ.00 JrUQ. uioves lor.
.85c
Women
's Misses' and Children's Fall Annarel in a Great Sale Thursday
: fL a .
Fall and Winter Coats
.Women's Fall Suits
Slecinl lot of .325 fine tailored
suits, in Broadcloth, Serge, Pop
lin and Gabardine. New velvet
and eilk fur trimmings. Long
coats, tunio skirts, Directoire
and Kcdingote models. $ 1 C
All colors and ssizes lO
Special Lot of Fine Suits
The new Directoire and Kedin
gote models, showing the smart
loiif coats and tunTcT! Braid, em-,
broidery and velvet trim
mings? rGlrdle' effects!
All colors and size
$1
Big Lot of Fine Skirts
A special lot of skirts selected for
this sale; made in the new tunic,
pleated and. plain, the new combina
tions of satins and serges, pretty
dressy broadcloths, pop- f
11ns, etc. Slses for me- "
dlum and extra stout people
Who Wouldn't Buy a Full Supply of Dainty
Undermuslins at These Prices?
About 400 coats in plush, caracul,
Persian mixtures, plaid sport
coats, checked college coats, and
cheviots and broadcloths. $ 1 A
All colors, all sizes "
Fine Heavy Coats
The new Ural lamb, Arabian
lamb, silk plush, heavy mixtures,
good heavy novelty cloth, pretty plaids
and checks the new long
models; the loose and
15
belted backs. All sites.
A Great Offering in This
New Lot of Coats
New Redlngote and Directoire models
of decidedly dressy . effects. Wool
Plushes in plaids and checks, Silk Per
sian Lambs, Saltex Plushes, Novelty
Mixtures, big swagger coats for street
and auto wear, pretty plush and
fur trimmed - broadcloths,
black and colors, heavy guar- I vl
anteed satin linings. All sixes.
Amlfrwnrh fiowns and Draw
Made in good stzra and of tood
quality long cloth. Values A P
upto?&c. Specially priced. tJC
Anilfrenrh CrciH Knvelope
ChcmlHe Made with medallion
inset and dainty mbroldered
patterns, perfect fit. Value up
to $1.50. Specially AC
priced, garment
ladles' Clown High neck and
long and three-quarter length
sleeves, or low, neck w ith short
sleeves. Trimmed with dainty
val and cluny laces and nain
sook embroideries Made of
Rood quality long cloth, cambric
and Ungerla cloth: cut good and
long. Values up to fiQ
11. JO. Specially priced. ,. .07U
Amlfreuch Oown Elaborately
embroidered. Made of good qual
ity of nainsook, extra good
width and lengths. Value up
to 1.75. Specially dt 5Q
priced i pi.7 .
Fine Nainsook Gowns and Com
bination Halts In all the new
est shapes, beautifully trimmed
with val and shadow laces and
nainsook embroideries. Values
up to $3. CO. Spe- 4 QO
daily priced. p.7tJ .
HlKh and Ixw Neck Gowns, Com
bination StHta, Fnvelope Chein
iHe and Kkirt All fresh and
new designs, trimmed with good
quality lacos and embroideries.
Values up to $1.00, gQ
W offer you'
Sale of Waists and Blouses !
CORSETS
choirs of som too
pretty waists,
mostly samples
from th leading
waist makers of
New Yorlt.
I
Value up to 90.50, gale
' Thursday, at
They come. In
Laces. Messallnes,
Crepe de Chines e
I
and Nets. Were
made to sell up to
$6.60. Bee what
Mir savins: her
Thursday.
I
$1.50
Beautiful Silks Waists
l $3.98
A!o ipuntid waluf ittf.nu st.'& mmdtrwar
In dressy effects, al
so pretty tailored
models. Shadow
T ra Chiffons. Crsoe de Chtns.
Hish, and low necks. Ions and
short sleeves. All colors and
sties. This Is a areat opportu
nity to buy a supply of extra
fine waists many worth double
the price you pay Thursday.
Hundreds of Fine Waists
Mad of Chiffons.
Shadow Laces, Orepe'
de Chin. Charmeuse,
Hatlns. etc.. In the
new dressy bamiue effects. Also
new tailored models. Many odd
sample waists worth up to 19
In this lot of rharmlnfflv stylish
waists that will be sold Thurs
day at $3.00.
;$5.
i
HAIR GOODS
a,-?'; V ?
Lit
Beautiful Hamas
Wavy Hair Iwltcaas
at lowest Prioes.
The most desirable
of hII snitches for
Its (UlU aelKhi. re
taining lis fullness
and ftufflness. Made
of th ree separate
kluius.
A 10-Inch fluffy
switch, l.:i value.
ffy
i
i& h ft " sl 75-
ir. I! ' 'Tl A IC-ft-lnch fluff
U ft 1 t?Vll v.ltch. JJ xalue, a
Xli ETsa i ''.' i I J A It-Inch flufi
AM ST H , t ttHW I, .7 fit - ITT.
:Ai1
i1
Lfy
switch. 3.10 value,
at S3.SS.
Natural wavy first
quality convent hnir
' rV V'Y j Quality convent 1ml
lTT V 'if? traustoriiiiitlons. $1
.A.'A"! value, at MM.
ii" $Val Natural wuvy first
J;uiriVi4 swttci.es, ii vaiu.
at eio.
air Dressier. Bbampoolnf aad
Maaloartaa;. Appoiatmsat By phoas.
Buy a Fine Dress or
Suit Pattern
1.200 fine patterns of new Fall
Dress Goods at very special
prices, in Poplins, French and
Costume Serges, Novelty Suit
ings, Granite Cloth, Victoria
Suiting. Plaids and Checks.
Each pattern contains ample
material for any style dress or
suit. Wort hf ro nT fsTo to 16
Gnour Main Floor bargain
square, at. each
SBk
Made of Fine Coutil Medium
bust, embroidery trimmed, long
over hip and back, with three
sets of heavy web
garters. Guar
anteed extra
value
Nemo Corsets at $2
In sizes from 20 to 80. Low top,
with Lastlkops rubber gore set
in over diaphram. Long
skirt, with two sets Mt
of Lastlkops garters T)
attached
Special Lot of Corsets
$2
Odd sizes In broken
lines. Values up to
5 00. To close
Silk and Wool
)resses
The practical, dressy effects In
serges, neatly tailored and
trimmed, the new set-in
sleeves, Gladstone
collars and cuffs,
tunic skirts. Price.
L..J5
Silk and Serge Dresses
In Satins, Charmeuse, Messa
llnes, Velvets, Crepes, Serges,
etc. New basque waist with the
new long straight Red
lngote and tunic skirts.
All colors and sizes. . .
$10
ggggssss isms
Next Monday
A sale ot Kugs
That will surpass all rug sales we have held. We
have bought over 1,000 extra fine rugs from a
large eastern mill at very big discounts. Watch
the papers for further particulars about the big
gest sale of rugs in our recollection.
0.8S-$2.48-2.95-$3.?S ' iEgggsa
Children's Sweater
Children's -Wool Sweater Coat
Made with the large shawl col
lar, fancy knit, red f 1 ff
and white, at .' P 1 sVU
Children's Sweater Rets Sweater
coat, legglns and toque; fancy
knit patterns In cardinal, oxford
and white k CI QG
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Women's Sweater Coat
Special New Style Heavy ribbed,
all wool, belted back, storm col
lars, turn back TQ QQ
cuffs. All colors.. 4vO
Don't fall to vialt our Sweater sec
tion on the Second Floor, where all
the newest and lateat creations In
sweaters are shown. We carry a com
plete line of all an, sua plaited and
novelty mixtures In the two-toned ef
fects, both In wool and silk. Also
C'ntldren's Sweaters, Totuea and
(Sweater Sets, in all styles and effects.
The "Maderite" Com
bination Hot Water
Bottle and Syringe
$1.29
10c
Made of best ribbed maroon rubber.
Rapid flow tubing; I hard rubber
pipes. This combination syringe Is
g-uaranteed and worth
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Caldwell's Syrns repsla, rft,
11.00 six
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10 In box
California Bymj of rigs,
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La flora Cola Cream,
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t-lb. package
Feroxl&s of Hydrogen,
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16c
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