Tin; u.mah
A. SATl'JJDAV. (fO
L'OHKK 17, 1114.
Serviceable Coats
Smart, fashionable
models for street, auto
and dress wear. A
largo number of new
arrivals completes our
showing so that it is
worth your while to
see them. New Velvet
Coats are also here.
Pricf (1 from $13.50 to $85.
Cape Gloves
A full assortment of those
doVirnblp gloves. Leather
so chosen, gloves so con
structed no to give you the
hef-t service. We have them
m Mk, white, tan and
Srray.
Prices $1.03, $1.35, $1.50,
$1.75 and $2.00 a pair.
Women's Muslin
Nainsook Gowns
Women's muslin or nain
sook gmvus, high neck, long
sleeve?, or Icrsr neck, short
sleeve?, button rloim th
front or slip over styles, lace
or embroidery trimmed, 85c,
$1.00, $1.25 to $2.50.
' Third Floor..
Women's Dress News
Afternoon Dresses,
$35 and $45
; Very attractive and dainty,
pleasing because they an?
different from the ordinary
sort. You Trill bo well
gowned for any afternoon
affair ia one of thee hand-
' some new arrivals.
. Other DrfBses and Gowns
r-$13.G0 to $150.00.
C0N6ESSHM WAY HOME
Demoi Smpcnd Docking; Bale and
l embert Leave in Flooki.
SLOAN AND STEPHENS ON, HAND
Klafcala WIII lv f Weet West
Week aad Bart, I.oWek aa4
MagMlre Will Wait Till
Tlaletv ' '
(From a Staff oCrreanondani) .
tV ASIUNOTON. "Oct. l.-Ppclal Tl-gram.h-Whcn
leader I'nderwoftd an
nounced to tha houea kUt evanifig that
with lb passage d :.Ui Ittillpjiliia Mil
and tha Aluaka coal land leaalng bill tha
program mapped out fur tha lower body
of congTeaa hid been completed there
waa burnt of applause from the demo
crata. followed with additional aoolaim
iwhaa he moved to roeotnd the Vdockiug''
raaoluUoa yaased some week ago.
Mr, Vnderwood said he waa moved to
inalro this motion because he resognUed
how Important It was for nMiahara to go
home for tna purpose of taking part, la
their campetjnia, 11a mad tha mot. on,
he said, with tha aeeuiraaco that if they
were needed a quorum would be forth
coming in order to act finally on tha war
revenue measure, which la expected to
reach tha houae pot later than Thursday
of 'neit week.
Members Leave llarrleelr
At tha Uma. tha. aoeunoeoeut waa
rnda , there wag a slant quorutn la tha
tyMiave. 'Ubin. uir hour there were
npt K0 members left in the capital and
tuaighl there la hardly a third of tha
BMunberahlp ia Washington, every train
stfice midulght laet night being crowded
tothe guards with home-going congreaa
iiyeu aut4 Uteu; families,
' IIms sai ttepbeae Uat.
ftgpreaentaavca float! and Aephena
ieVt" for their homes tonight, both to get
lnla tbair ajnpalna at om-e. Mr. Ptoan
wilt visit all the countUe In hia distrk-t.
maklag Ma eampalan by automobile,
while Mr. Ktephena will use a similar con.
veyaace la order ta aee aa many voters
aa possible 4efore election.
Klakatd leaaea loo.
Judge KiBkald will remain In Washing-
ion uctu next weK, wnen be win go
to tha Btith duitrict and meet the home
folks. The Judire ia anxious to have the
alten widows bill elgntd by the president
and haa been lntwriu4 by the Interior
department that Ke mei y Lane will give
lua sanction to the measure tomorrow or
Monday, when the prceldmt will affU
his signature.
lua Mill 1.1 ear r.
Ir. llartoa and Mr. Msgure will ra
tualn In Weahtngion until alter au)ourn
ment. wblt-h now looka aa if tl might be
brought about eoine time next week.
Mr, Lbecli axpecta to leave for Omaha
either Monday w Tuday.
. . Mere brag at parlor.
HVPEKIOn, ?feb-, Oct. M.-(peclal Tel
egrim.ttovernor Moreheud waa given
a greeting here today b ya large crowd.
The Superkr band.' with county earuli
iita. met him at Laet w ick and came In
a, liody to Hupt-rior and thta afterward
vrflA to Harcy. where the lariners'
uruua p'nj: was held.
- . . ' . f
Ministerial C fcnaars tt Muperter .
jftCTKRloa, XU.. Oi-t. l.-(Cpeial TeW
-kr.nn ) Tiie rr-sb)-terUin thurch In.
rfthlli'd li-.t night Itev. )lr. Hamilton,
formerly of lirtren. Itev. Mr. Kaaur of
Nelson gave the acrmon. Kev. Mr.- Grif
fith of Edgar gave the charge to the
people and Rev. Mr. Boaa of Hastinga the
cnaxga to the Ptor. Tha Methediat
The Store for
Shirtwaists
All wo ask is : that
you visit this section
for a fow moments
Saturday. You will be
as much pleased as
hundreds of other wo-
men have this season.
Prices are moderate and
the variety is always enor
mous. New arrivals every
daw
J SHOES 0
At Prices All Can Afford to Pay
This hustling popular priee shoe section with its vast
?tock of bright new Sosis Shoes for fill is a boon to
Jt
To Better Acquaint Women With
.Our Tailoring Department
With the exclusive style and expert workmanship
of our tailored garment
We Have Placed on Sale One Hundred
Exclusive Suit Patterns at reduced prices.
We assure you of exclusive and correct designs.
Out-of-town patrons will find ua exceedingly well
prepared to serve them.
Further particulars Dreas Goods Section.
HOWARD
AMD SIXTEENTH
ehurah gave their reception last night to
Rev. Mr. Wolff, formerly of David City,
who take the place of nv. Mr. Ueorge,
who wen tto Loxlngton. .
GERMANS BEACH
BELGIAN PORT ON
ENGLISH CHANNEL
fCoatlaued front fage One.1 ,
Antwerp. In other word a. they coneede
It would be a moral and apeclacular vic
tory for tha Oermans, but of' no great
aaralegla algnlfloaace. Whether this 'be
ao, future events only ran shew, but the
brttlsa ' cenUhUon' la that with the sea
binding' tha German right . It loeea
weapon heretofore affectively used.
It la pointed out that tha chief suc
cesses the Oermans have attained have
been derived from the tactics of envelop
ment. Tha ehaanal harrier aw prevents
this Mid a decisive blow from the Oer
mans, it la argued, can ha dallvered bnly
arter the allied front haa been pen. fated.
neranaaa Na Leaner Ttate. Flaake.
The arrivals el the Germane near Os
tend, however, atra'ghtens aut their Una
In Beigtum so that it now runt almost
due south connecting with their foroea In
France. Being Jam up to tha coast at
tle north leaves tha Oermans without a
flank anywhere. With no flank to turn
It will ha neeeasary for the allies to break
Una somewhere, and the fiercest flgnting
to affect thla la likely to continue along
tha Belgian frontier. '
All England la busilng with talk of the
PT menace,' tha papers editorially an
otherwise dwelling on tha presence of
Oermaua at tha hotels, and urging rloacr
restriction. What is said to ha a spy
dressed in a Belgian uniform ha( been
arrested among tha refugees arriving
from Belgium.
A royal proclamation J'Jst Issued for
bids tha transit, except by post, which
la subject to the censor a aorutlny, of any
ktter or written meaeage to any person
of any nationality carrying on buslneaa la
the entiuy'e country. It ia further ruled
that any peraon landing or embarking In
the Vailed Kingdom must declare
whether he Is carrying any letter or mea
eage. Officer are empowered to search
tha luggaga of a auapect and aelaa any
letter If tbey are doubtful aa to lie char
acter and submit the same to tha mili
tary censor.
RATE HEARINGS FIXE0
FOP LATE IN NOVEMBER
WA8HIKOTON. Oct. l.-(Hpeclat Tel-
enram.) The Interstate Commerce com
mission ha ordered hearing on the fol
lowing rata raeea at Omaha.
November IS Ratea on grain and rraln
ruUuti ie etauoaa In Kansas, Ok a
oma and otlur alatee; Watratrt A Mi.-r-
o i.timner company aca'.nel Chilean.
Milwaukee Ml.
Jay Kurna Ilakint
Kan Kxnpese ouu
raul tto u road company:
n company agalnat Amer-
reae euiiinafiv.
November K Nebraska Bridge Rupplv
compaay agaioet . t Pt. u. railruad
November X Anchor 4lrain cumpany
asalnat Chicago. Burl'ngtoa Jk Uuincv
ralroad; Onorge II. Lee company etaliit
I hlt-ao. Burlington a (Julnry Rxllroad
eoinpany; Keeue A Runvan Kurnlture
conn .y agatnet t'aion I'acifte Kaltroad
conipeuy.
batoat for Mem ma a (,rT.
TIL.DBN. Keb Cet. K 4 Special Tele.
giain.)Tllaeti High school baae ball team
shut out the High school team from New
man drove. Arnold t.uachen. pitching for
Tilden, einiik out twoiy-tw men, not
allowing a elngl hit. The acore: Ttldcn.
I; Newman Crave, a
, Oaaeol Takta Trlsaaalaa
TORK. Kek, Oct. !-4Jpolal Tele
gram.) Torka Huh arhool foot ball
defeated Oacaula, this afternoon. J9 U a.
The Fur Shop
Furs are lower in price,
than they have been for sev
eral years. Heeause of ex
isting conditions we are not
certain thnt present prices
will be maintained; in fact,
we are convinced that there
will be a sharp advance in
prices. Therefore we advise
you to purchase now while
prices are low.
FUR COATS. SETS,
SCARFS, MUFFS.
. Reran il Floor.
UiouKandu rf careful, thrifty women
who must watch their expenses.
They know that by taking advan
tage of our well known low prices
they can bo well shod at a figure well
within their means.
$5 and $6 Values,
Special Price Saturday
$3,85
ATRCKTSI
Khedive of Egypt y
Required to Stay
in Constantinople
LONDON, Out, ll-That the khedlve of
Kffypt, who la now In Constantinople, haa
been forbidden by the British government
to return to hie dominions for tha present
Is a belief current among Dnglinhmen.
who keep In touch with Egyptian affairs.
The khedlve waa In Constantinople Malt
ing the aultan when tha war began, and
waa fired on and align Uy wounded by an
Egyptian political agitator. The loyalty
of tha kneolvg to Ttrttieh rule la atrongly
questioned ky Xnglo-Egypttnna. Ills
eloseet associate are members of the pro
Turkish party, which Is under, Oerman
Influence.
With Lord Kitchener absent from
Egypt and moat of tha regular Brltleh
garrison withdrawn for aarvlce In France,
tha opportunity for revolutionary out
hreaka la an. unuaual one. Vndor these
elroumatancea. It la possible that Cireat
Britain may use pressure to Indue the
khedlve to prolong hla visit lu Con
stantinople until Uie cloee of tha war or
until event take'a turn which would In
aure British success and discourage native
plottlnga In Egypt
Thera are U.oot Brltlah territorial In
the garrison of Egypt now who have re
placed tha regular troope aent to Fraaee.
Other territorial regiment have been aent
to India In exchange for regular brought
to Europe.
Mexicans Threaten
American Outposts
VERA CRUZ, Oct Evident prepara
tlona on the part of a small detachment
of men under Oeneral Agulllar tor an
attack last night on th American cut
poata around Vera Crui have reaulted In
the strengthening of the American line.
Pome mo Mexican are In a position
about halt a mile rrorn the American out
posts and they have two mounted gun
trained on the American aoldler.. Their
warlike activity la attributed In' Vera
Crua to over-indulgence In liquor obtained
at a houae Just beyond th American llnea,
but their hoaata that tbey were about to
luauguraAe an attack that ultimately
would drive tha Americana out of thia
port are taken more or lesa aerloualy on
account of the persistency of the reports
that Agtillar will nn be able to restrain
himself much longer, and that the Im
patience of hla men to enter Vera Cru 1
rendering M control over them doubtful
Agullar'a fqrc la estimated at between
I.Ooo and 8.0J0 men, with aeveral piece of
artillery.
Lights in London
Ordered Subdued
IX)KIXX, Oct. ItThe people of Lon
don refuse to be frightened by the
menace of a Zeppelin raid. The, peltea are
having great trouble to compel them to
conform t th regulations for c.lnlmlalng
the l.ghtlng of buildings and street. A
thlid order we Issued, aa follows:
"All external private lighting not needed
to secure the safety of traffic should be
dUcontlnued.
"Some buslneea and other .siaMUh-
menls are ailll maintaining Interior light,
ing of iuo greet Intensity which Uluniin
at th roadway.
"The commissioner of police la advlseA
that aueh lighting represents under cer
tain ctrcumstancee a source of danger ta
tba parlli ular aaiahbarhaoA aad Ihaeojoae
In the correct Redfern
Corset your appearance
will be assured, and as to
comfort that is a matter
resting with yon.
If yon choose the cor
rect model comfort and
support follow.
These are very scientif
ically designed corsets,
cleverly fashioned, and
can be bought for the
price of on ordinary one,
from $3.00 upward.
Many beautiful new
models in Front-Lace.
Corset Section 3d Floor.
Out Size Hose
Lisle Hose, light or bear? welfht,
garter topi and double soles, 85c
Cotton Hone with very elastic rib
tops, 85c; 3 palra for ... .$1.00
Cotton, with maeo tpllt soles, ."$c;
3 pairs for S1.00
Silk Lisle 60c
Silk lloie that wear, 75c to ftf.QO
Women's & Children's
Underwear
for Fall and Winter
Women's 0 o 1 1 o n Fleeced
Vests and Pants 60o
Women's Silk and Wool
Vests, pants to match, $1.75
extra she " $2.00
Women's Fin lUnhed Wool fnlon
8ults Dutch neck.elbow sleeves,
or high nark, long sleeves, ankla
lengto. 9i.2.i: extra alz $1.60
Children's oton Fleeced Union
Kult, stnYll slies one..
large ()ih ofto
We curry complete lbie of Chll
firm's Wool Union Bolt in the
Clone TSJlor-rnade, both array
Underwear Third Floor. '
munlty at large, and It I neceeaerv
therefore that thla source of danger b
removed."
Testorday the police ordered the ex
tingulahlng of W.ooo high power ga light
In one aeotion ef the town.. Moot of them
were attached to ahop fren,
1 " 1 1
' C'aaa flanday Kchool Aaaoclatleai.
rirfATTSMOUTIl, Neb., Oct. l.-(8pe-rlal.)
The fourteenth annual convention
or th Caa County Sunday school aaao
clatlon, compoacd of all denomination,
wjll be held In the Congregational ahnrch
In Weeping Water, October 22 and tk An
Interesting program haa been prepared
and among the live wire to aealat In
making It the best ever held In thlt
county are: W. II. Klmberly, Mis Mar
garet Ellen Brown, with stereoptlcon pic
tures; Kev. F. M. Prullner, Rev. Harry
O. McClusky. Rev. A. C. Hotlowell. J. D.
Cross, Rev. P. Van Fleet. T. N. Bobbltt,
W. II. Robb, C. a Aldrlch, Rev. W. A.
Taylor, C. I Norman, J. W. lllaley, A. K.
ktoahford, Pr. Alton. V. C. Oherlle. C. C.
AVoscott and Jesse Terry.
llewry J. flWlcht.
PUATT?MOt'TII, Neb.. Oct. ia-(8pe-clal
Telegram.) Henry J. Strelght I dead
In hia homo In thia city. He waa horn
in Natlc, B I.. June 16, 1SR9. waa a sol
dier In the union army and served with
the Nebraska homo guards. Ha tarns to
PlatUmouth In 1W1. where the family
hare since resided, and had since been
engaged in the furniture buslneaa here
ani waa poatmaater four years. Ha la
survived by a widow and two son and
on daughter; Edward trelght, Portland.
Ore.; Mr. Arthur J. Jackson, Omaha.
and William J. Strelght, Plattsmouth.
Funeral service will be held Sunday aft
ernoon at t o'clock by Rev, Harry O.
MuCluaky.
Heady far JIm Chnreh
FA1RBVRT. Neb.. Oct. l.-tSpeelal.)-
Work ha been commenced to dismantle
the old Presbyterian church In thl etty
o that a new building, modern In every
detail, can be erected In It place. The
new church will ooet approximately U2.u
and will be of pressed brick and Gothic
tyl.
3t
1UZ
CJOME men are awful anxious
& to fight as long as
somebody's holdin'
'em. But turnin 'em
loose takes all the
fight out of 'em as
completely as agein'
takes the bite out o'
VELVET.
What it "bite" in tobacco? It's a harsh
ness that comes usually of insufficient cur
ing and ageing. Good tobacco ought to
have strength in it and ageing turns that
strength into mellout tmoothneas. That's the
Bimple truth about VELVET, Kentucky! Bur ley
d Lux; which has two years' ageing'. J0c tins
and 5c metal-lined bags, i JXfartXjtfyMd6MCk
it
Girl Runs Away from Home
to Join Her Austrian Lover
CHICAGO. Oct H-FVMerlcIt HenkM,
who, lstr. Marie, fled from her home
her yesterday with borrowed money to
go to th bedside of bar wounded lover In
Austria, caught a fast train In pursuit
today.
' Are you going to bring Tier buck?" he
wnf asked.
"No; I'm going to helj her," he replied.
Mia Hanket. aged 8 year , met Count
Feodor Hlnei von Zagrd while touring
Europe with Tfr mother last Bummer.
few day ago she received a lettrr. full
of endearments, and mentioning that tha
writer had been seriously woundrd ln a
brush with a regiment of Cossack. ''Pend
I mo gomethlng to remlrvl me of you." the
! young count, who' is an Austrian officer,
SOLDIERS SLEEP IN
HOLES INTRENCHES
Life in Bulletproof Shelter! De
scribed by Attache at British
Headquarter:
SINGLE BOMB "WBECKS CONVOY
Grtaade Irospe r Aviator
naaltleai Wsca 1'e.aees Deal
r fifteen Oermau De
stroys Mote Veklcles.
LONDON", Oct. 14. There ha been
given out In Londan a descriptive account
of some recent develepment In France.
ent by an.cye-Wltnee attached to the
British irer.eral headquarters. Tha ac
count la In part a follow:
On the firing line the men leep In
dugout they have hollowed or cut under
tha side of the trenches. Theae refuge
are raised allghtly above the bottom of the
tha trench so aa to remain dry In wet
weather. Tha floor of Uie trench also la
aloped for purpose of drainage; some of
the trenrhee am provided with overhead
cover, which give protection from the
weather aa well aa from shrapnel ball
and splinter of shells. Considerable in
genuity haa been exercised by the men
In naming these shelter. Among the fa-
vorite designation are the "Hotel Cecil."
the "nit hotel, "the "Billet Doug hotel"
and the "Rue Dormlr."
Ma-aa f gervlce.
On th road barrtradee also are to be
found board bearing this notice: "This
way to tha Prussian."
Obstacle of every kind abound and at
night each side can hear the enemy
driving picket for entanglement. In
some place obstacle have been con
structed by both side so close together
that some wag suggested thae each side
provide working parties to perform thla
fatiguing duty alternately. Insomuch as
tha work of the enemy la almost Indis
tinguishable from ours and serves tha
am purpose.
Qaarrle and cave to which allusion
already has been mad a provide ample
accommodation for whole battalions, and
most comfortable are the shelter which
have been constructed in them. The
northern slopes of Alsne valley fortunately
are very steep and thl to a great extont
protect us from . the enemy sheila,
many of whloh pasa harmleaaly over our
head to burst In tha meadows along the
river bank.
At all point aubject to shell fire, ac
cede to the firing line from behind I
provided by communication trenches. !
These are now ao good that It Is possible
to cross In safety a flra swept sone to
the advance trenches from where the
headquarters happen to be.
Aviator Blowa I P Artllery Train.
It already haa been mentioned that
according to Information obtained from
the enemy fifteen Oerman Were killed
by a bomb dropped on the ammunition
wagon of a cavalry column. . It was
thought at the time that this might have
been the work of oue of our airmen, who
reported that ha had dropped a hand
grenade on thia convoy and had then got
a blrd'a-eya view of th finest display
of fireworks he had ever seen.
From evidence It now appeara that thla
waa tha ease; that th grenade thrown
by htm probably waa the cause of the
destruction of a small convoy carrying
field gun and howltser ammunition which
now haa been found, a total wreck. Along
the road lie fourteen motor lorries, their
Iron skeletons twisted and broken. Everything-
Inflammable haa been burned, as
have the stripped trees soma with split
trunks one on either side of the road. Of
the driver nothing remain except tat
tered boots and charred scrape of cloth
ing, while tha ground within a radius of
fifty yards of th wagons Is littered with
pieces of Iron and split brass cartridge
cases.
Town Farmer Killed.
PIERRE, a D., Oct. 16 (Special Tele
rram.) John Clenga, a young farmer.
year of ag, waa killed last evening
at hla horns near Grandfleld, Stanley
county, by tha kick of a horse.
Bark Back for Caaapalga.
PIERRE. 8. D.. Oct. lA-Special Tele
gram.) Congressman Burke arrived
hoots from Washington this morning to
begin his campaign for tha United Plates
to rah IP.
1Z
fl
inn
3C
1C
concluded hit letter.
Miss Ilcnkel determined to appear In
person aa a reply, but her parent would
not mprly the funds. Testerde.y she
rawned some trinket her girl friends had
contributed and obtained money enouicri
for passage to New York, a steerajta
ticket to Oenoa, $23 for passage from
Genoa to Trlest and $ for meals and in
cidentals, lier friends, knowing that $5
would not go far on a dining car. pro
vided her with a supply of sandwiches,
plcklts, minced ham and other ellbl-s.
She boarded a train for New Tork last
night
Urother Frederick carriea with him
plenty of money, so that Ma sister Till
be able to travel first class.
Huskrs Leave
to Play Aggies;
Have Big Task
LINCOLN. Neb., Oct It (Special Telo
gram.) The Cornhueker foot ball squad,
twenty-one strong, accompanied by Coach
Stlehm and Athletlo Manager Reed, left
this evening for Manhattan for the Husk
era' first game away from home and
against a Missouri valley conference foe.
Ftlehm took five additional player over
the customary squad.
Following are th men taken on the
trip: Captain Halllgan. Amack. Abbott,
Palls. Cameron, Corey, Chamberlain,
Caley, Doyle. Delematre. Gross, Fouts,
Howard, Hawkins, Haberslenben, Korria.
Potter, Porter, Rutherford, Wilson and
Hhlelds.
The Cornhuaker squad was only In fair
condition, some of the player still suf
fering from Injuries received In last Sat
urdays game. The Huakers, however.
are hopeful of making a better showing
than in the first two game of the sea
son.
Th Kansas Aggies have a veteran ag
gregation and Btlehm Will have to un
cover all of his plays In order to win, It
Is believed here.
HYMENEAL
Fwller-Harea.
EDGAR, Neb., Oct. l.-Sj)ecial. Ash-
ton Fuller and Miss Genoa Hayes Were
married Wednesday evening, October It,
at the home of the bride' parent by
Rev. Thomas Griffiths, paator of the
Presbyterian church. Th groom 1 chief
clerk for the firm of Dailey-Mlle of thl
place and the bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hayes.
Saturday is Suit Day
at the House of Menagh
75 Suits that
were made to sell
a t $18.50 and
$22.50, y o u r
choice of the lot'
HI
These are not our
finest Suits, but they
are every one made
with the game care aa
are our. better suits.
All silk Jersey Un
derskirts, regular
values $2.60, Satur-
: mm mm
llipi
I T fcr-S
j The House
"T m Storm tor
1613 Farnam Street.
E
aturday Special!
For one day only 8 tv. m. to 9 p. m. : ,
We will offer a special $35
English Blue Serge Sni
Guaranteed,
Pure-Wool,
Non-Fading
See this handsome Clue Serge on display In our
window. It's a S3 5 value '
Smartly Tailored in the skillful Nicoll
way, and made to fit you perfectly.
WILLIAM JERREMS' SONS.
209-211 South 15th Ka.rbe.ch Block.
DES MOINES POLICE CHANGE
Commissioner Mitchell Declarei He
Will Shake Up Departmeat.
AVTAT02 TO MAKE L0ITO FLIGHT
Will Rokej-taon plana Make Trip
from Iowa Capital ta Chlragw
Without Stopping Swceeee
fal In dkort Fllfthta.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Oct. I. (Special Tele
gram.) Councilman Mitchell, in charge
of the police department of De Moines,
today virtually announced a reform of his
department and radical change. II de
clared that condition In the department
were very bad when he took charge and
that they are "worse than bad" right
now. For some time there have been com
plaint of conditions In tha department
and rumors of Impending change. It la
expected a new head for the department
w ill bo choen.
Avlnttir Kir In td Cfclcwg. .
Will KoberUon, an amateur aviator,
who will start a flying machine factory In
Ortnnell. la., made a great flight over
Dea Molnca today and arranged to start
tomorrow on n trip via the air rout for
Chicago. He hopce to make the Journey
without stopping. He haa made several
. ,HnK.
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CAMBRIDGE ON THE ROAD
TO HONORS IN SOUTHWEST
CAMBRIDGE. Neb.. Oct. 18. "ee!al
Telegram.) Cambridge High won from
Beaver City In an exciting game, 14 to 7.
Selby and Slanble of Cambridge scored On
recovered fumblea Carter of Beaver
scored oh a forward pasa. Goble of Bea
ver City was Injured Internally.
Cambridge Is in line for the southwest
championship, having won from Curtis
Agricultural school, FranWIn academy,
Bartley and Beaver City.
Old-Time Remedy
Makes Pure Blood
Purify your blood by taking Hood's
arsaparllla. This medicine has been and
still la the people' medicine because of
Its reliable character nnd ltn wonderful
success In the treatment of the common
diseases and aliments scrofula, fcatarrh.
rheumatism, dyspepsia,' loss of appetite,
that tired feeling, general debility.
Hood's SarsaparUla has been tested
forty years. Get It today.
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$24.50
New'sh or t
lengths, fur trim
med Suits. The I
better grades of I
Eedingote Suits.
All from the fin- I
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only .
$24.50 !
All Silk Kimonos,
values to 1 8.00, only
$3.98
Saturday Sale of Skirts
They are the newest models in satin
and velvet combinations, specially
priced for Saturday J 90
of Menagh I
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Dressy,
Serviceable,
Economical
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