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Nhotor dealers .
. STRIKE A SHAfi
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Three New Agents Here Would Ex
hibit at Auto Show, but Space '
; Hat Been Taken Up.
CAN DISPLAY BUT ONE CAE
With every . foot of Available apace
faken by 'exhibitors, Clark O. Pnwcil,'
' manager ot the Omaha Auto Show asso
ciation, la confronted with the necessity
' of providing apace somewhere In the
Auditorium for at least three new dealers
on the automobile row.
S. The Auditorium haa been platted to
Sink care of the exhibits of the dealer
mho were already In the field and the
spaces have been allotted, Three new
I dealera have opened for bualnesa and all
5 have applied for membership In the aa
f sedation and admlaalon to the exposi
tion. Arrangements will be made to care
for two additional exhibits of pleasure
fare and one more exhibit of trucks. It
will be necessary to limit the new ex-
ibltors to one car each, aa It will be Im
possible to give thcra anywhere near rea
wiw size space.
.JIanager Powell haa completed all ar
rangementa for the big ahow 'and
Wednesday ot this week the decorator
will begin work on the Auditorium to eon
Vert the mammoth ahow room Into a
fcower of flowera and ahow colors, with
myriads of electric lights used to com
plete the effect Mr. Powell la Still keep
ing his plan of decoration a secret, the
only Information given out being that
tlas ahow colore, green and white, will be
liaed aa in past years.
, Expect Blearest Show.
omaha dealera are confident that the
9916 Omaha ahow will be a record breaker
not only In the variety and value ot ex
hibits, but In attendance. They are en
thualastlo over the prospects for the year,
M Indicated by the Chicago National
ahow, and they expect the Omaha ex
position to ahow conclusively . the' aenlt
tnent of' the buying publlo for this year.
This la the complete Hat of exhibitors:
PLEASURES CARS.
Apperson Jack Rabbit Auto company
Auburn Auto company of Omaha.
C'adilltio company of Omaha.
partercar Nebraska company.
John Deere Plow company.
I,. E. Doty, Inc.
lrummond Motor company. ..
JClectrlo Varage company.
Ford Motdr company; " ' .
w. jj, Hurtman Auto company.
Jackson Automobile company, branch.
. Jeffery Omaha company.'
Linlnger Implement company.
V. B. Marlon Auto company.
Maxwell Motor Sales corporation.
Mitchell Motor company.
Moline Automobile company.
Fred C Huffman Motor Car company.
Murphy-O'Brien Auto company.
Mclntyre Auto company.
Nebraska Buick Auto oompany. .
Nebraska Haynes Ah to Bales company.
T. O. North wall oompany. ,
Noyea Automobile company,
Orr Motor Sales company.'
Overland Omaha company. -
M. Pelton, . " '
Ouy It. Smith. '
Htewart-Tooaer Motor company,
Traynnr Automobile company,
J-V R. Wilson Automobile oompany. '
(W, T. Wilson Automobile company, .
. COMMERCIAL TRUCKS. -. '
Avery company. ,
' Bullock Machine and Supply company.
W. I Huffman Auto oompany.
. International Harvester company.
Johnson-Danfortn company.
Andrew Murphy A Boo. "!,.
Nebraska Bulok Auto company.
iiverland Omaha oompany. -
H. Pelton.
f'X R. Wilson Automobile company.
Orr Motor Bales company.
4 , MOTORCYCLES.
Omaha Bicycle company. '
Victor Roos.
Lumber Men Ask for
; Jtehearing on Bates
A rehearing by the Interstate Commerce
commits) ion of the southern hardwood
freight rats advance case, is asked by
the southern lumber interests jointly with
the consumers of Omaha, Kansas City,
Ek Louis and Cairo. Something over a
week ago the Interstate Commerce com
mission gave' its decision in the case,
ustalnlng most ot the. freight rat ad-
jvances asked for by .the railroads on the
cheaper grades of hardwoods from
Louisiana and Arkansas to these points;
It was but a few days after the decision
was given out that, counsels for the
various lumber Interests concerned met
in a hotel In St. Louts and rushed a night
telegram to the Interstate Commeroe com
mission asking for a rehearing of the
rase. They ached that they be permitted
to introduce further testimony In the
rase, as facts were .then being brought
out in another rate case lit progreaa in
1st. Louis that they said would have a
material bearing on the hardwood ease.
-They represented to the commission
that Its decision was not in accord with
the evidence taken and that It based its
decision on miaconcerJJons of fact. The
advances granted were t cental per hun
dredweight on some ot the hardwoods
and 4 and E cents on others. Omaha,
Council Bluffs and South Omaha manu
facturers consuming much of this - wood
In cooperage in manufacture of boxes and
barrels. In ties and lumber- for street
cars, are heavily affected by the Increase.
It Is said it will mean an extra $11,000 a
year la freight rates to them.
Dr, Pollard's Auto
Tries to Break Way
Into the State Bank
A refractory auto gear caused Dr. C.
,W. Pollard to run into- and smash one
ot ' ho. glass doors of the Stato Bank
building Friday night. lis waa trying to
back his car from the curbing on Seven
teenth street, . when the car suddenly
dashed forward and Into the glasa' en
trance before the" physician could get It
under control. Ue waa not hurt and. the
auto escaped all' but scratches, but the
doors had to bo taken out and repaired
and new panes of glass had to be pur In.
Jay Burns Asks for
Embargo on Wheat
Jay Burns, the baker,' wants congress
to lay aoembargo on the exportation ot
rWheat. lie has so communicated his
wishes to the Commercial club. He asked
the club to urge congress to lay such aa
embargo. The executive committee read
ti1s communication at the last meeting.
The matter waa referred to the public
afalrs committee.
Try This tor Mearailsjria.
N'euraUia U a pain lu the nerves,
flun'i Liniment penetrates snd soothes
the a'liiua net-tea. Get a bottle now. All
druggist. Advertisement.
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Commercial Camp, Woodmen of the
World, to Give Annual Dinner
at Rome Thursday.
NAME DELEGATES TO MEETING
Commercial camp, N 7S, Woodmen of
the World, will give Its on.Mial dinner
at the Rome hotel on.Thuriy renins;, -February
IS. 1A15, at C.JO p. m. The
executive council, which is holding Its
aemt-annuat 'meeting In Omaha, .will be
the guests of th camp. 'Short talks by
prominent members of r.e camp, a ral
cabaret performance during the illnner,
and a real vaudeville performance at tho
close, are acme of the dominant features
of the entertainment. The entire mnm
bershlp has promised to be present.
Fraser c imp. No. Is -expectlnir a.
large (Attendance at Its dance en Friday
evening, February 12th, at the Armbrust
hall. Twenty-fourth andVlnton streets.
Many special featurea will be Introduced
and a good time Is exsected by all who
attend. , .
Pomlxtouskl camp. No. 4S2, South
Omaha, reports a large attendance at Its
musical, held laet Tuesday evening. Many
new applications were secured by our hew
Deputy Joe Kyjck..
On Tuesdsy evening. February 1
Omaha-Soy mour camp. No. IS, elected the
following delegates to the head camp
convention, which convenes March 9 at
Norfolk, Neb. t
J. B. Simpson,
Lloyd Mnejnoy,
truy H. Fulness.
T. O. Mustaln,
J, R Hlmoe,
William Wunrath,
John Crawford,
C. K. 'White,
C. M. Richards.
A. M. Peterson,
T. O, Sanders.
C. V. B. DuVal.
Maenbre to Meet.
Omaha tent, No.j76, the Maccabees, will
have vey important business at the next
review,! Monday, February . All mem
bers should be present as it Is Important.
Preparations are under way for one of
the largest clasa Initiations that haa ever
taken place In Omaha, during the state,
convention, early in April.-
Knights of Pythias.
On Wednesday flight of this week Ne
braska lodge No. L Knights ot Pythias,
will confer the rank of page on a num
ber of candidates, with the full ritualis
tic ceremonial, and ail visiting knights
are Invited to attend at the castle hall, in
the Board of Trade building.
On account of the recent increase in
membership, Nebraska No. 1 Is entitled
to an additional delegate to the grand
lodge,' and T. Boyd Dysart , was elected
as such' delejrate ! 'tif I the' meeting last
Wednesday." This, is d most encouraging
feature of the campaign of theiwlnterv
and the officers and members alike are
congratulating themselves on th success
of the lodge.
On Friday evening the Nebraska Pyth
lan Veterans' ' association will ' hold an
adjourned meeting at room 309, Omaha
National Bank building, when a number
of applications will be aated upon. The
annual dinner of the veteran will be held
on Friday evening,. February 19, at the
Loyal hotel.
. Royal Neighbors. .
Ivy camp. No. 2. Royal Neighbors of
America, will give a card party at Wood
men hall. Fifteenth and Douglas, Wed
nesday evening, February 17. Prizes and
refreshments. , . , , - ,
Officers of Ivy camp No. Royal
Neighbors of America, will meet at the
home of Mrs. C B. Allen, 1510 Corby
street, Friday, February 12. at I p. in....'
, Trine of Ben Hu. . ' ; ' "
Mecca Court No. IS, Tribe of Beh'Mur,
win give a dancing party next Thursday
evening at the hall, Nineteenth and Far
nam, Grand Army.
' George Crook Post 362 and Relief Corps
No. 8t will celebrate McKlnley's, Lincoln's
and Washington's birthday Friday even
ing, next, at Grand Army of the Republic
halt The Relief Corps, the Ladles of the
Grand Arfny ot the Republic, comrades
and friends are Invited. A progrem has
been prepared. W. W. Blabaugh. A. W.
Jefferles and T, J. Mahoney have been
secured to give the principal addressss.
In case of bad weather, the exercises will
be postponed one week.
Fraternal Union.
Mondainin lodge No. Ill, Fraternal
Union, gives a masked ball at T,k
temple February 3fi.
Independent Order ot Odd Fellows.
Last Friday evening Omaha lodge No. J
celebrated the fifty-ninth anniversary of
its institution. The initiatory degree was
put on in the early part of the evening,
following which a banquet and smoker
was given. A Humbert ot the members
spoke upon the live topics before the
lodge and the early history of No. 2 was
retold, for the benefit ot the younger
members. . Omaha lodge No. I claims to
be the oldest trgat)Izatlon in the state, It
having been instituted on February 1. IsoS.
by Special Deputy Grand Sire Jefferson
P. Cassldy of Council Bluffs lodge No. O.
The first elective officers were: Alfred
X). Jones, noble grand; Taylor C. Good
will, vice grand; George Armstrong, aeo
retary; Iladley t, Johnson, treasurer.
The Installation took place In the old Cap
itol building, then located near Ninth and
Famam streets, and was witnessed by a
large number of Odd Fellows from Coun
cil Bluffs, who crossed the Missouri on
the ice in order to reach Omaha. This
lodge held meetings In several locations
before It built the building at Fourteenth
and Dodge streets, now known as Odd
Fellows' Hall building, and which ts now
owned Jointly by Omaha lodge No.
Btate lodge No. l and Beacon lodge No.
20.
Broken Bow lodge Mo.. 1, Broken Bow,
Neb., is preparing to erect a fine fire
proof lodge building. '.i
Crusade encampment No. '17 of South
Omaha will have work In the Golden
Rule and Royal Purple degrees next Frl-
air niSHi .
Omaha lodjjo No. 1 will put on the first
degree work next Friday.
Womcn'o Catholle Foresters.
Pt. Mary's, court No. 577 of the Wo
men's Catholic Order of Foresters in
stalled officers Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Anna Ccmroy, vice chief ranger,
gave tho pledge of office to Mrs. Alice
Brennsn ss chief ranger of the court, who
then, as deputy. Installed the following
officers:
Vice chief ranger, Anna Conroy; treas
urer. Mary Kelly t recording, secretary,
Elizabeth Kennellyj financial secretary,
Msry Vols; trustees. Agnes McAvoy,
trtl Bhannon and Nora Ryan: conduc
tors. Leila Hannlgan and Sarah Greene;
sentinel, Mary Bevlns;. auditoss. Anna
Conroy and Elisabeth Larfctn.
There waa a large attendance and the
business meeting was followed by a so
cial session. The court presented the
chief ranger, Mrs. Brennon, with a Bet of
handsome hand-painted plates as a token
of good will. A fine program of Instru
mental and vocal musla was given and
Till: OMAHA
WOETHY HIGH PRIESTESS
MALVA WHITE SHRINE.
,or
Tins. CVjacetit
the evening's
luncheon.
entertainment closed with
Ancient Order of t'nlted Workmen.
Clan Gordon Nq, 3, Order of Scottish
Clans, held a regular meeting February
i. There waa a good attendance and con
siderable business was transacted. A
good program was given under the good
ot the order.
Ancient Order ot l-nlted Workmen.
February will be a bin month 'among
the lodges, big Initiations by all and a
prise card party by Patten lodge No. 171.
Lincoln's birthday will be observed by
Union Pacific lodge No. 17; a prominent
speaker will be secured-
The degree staff of No. 159 Will hold
a dance on February 10.
America lodge No. 399 will entertain the
membership at large under the ausploes
of the central committee on February 17
at it hall. Seventeenth and Vinton
streets. 'This is an open .meeting. Come
and bring your friends.
Woodmen Circle.
' The Woodmen Cirole drill team" bf Wel
come grove No. 61 will meet at Frenser
hall Tuesday .evening February 8, at
o'clock: for regular practice.
Welcome grove will Join TjruM camp in
a basaar given ,by Druid camp the first
week In March.
Welcome grove will hold Us first meet
ing In the new home, Druid camp hall.
Monday evening, March 15. .
The officers of Welcome grove will en
tertain the members of the grove and the
officers pf Druid camr at the next meet
ing on February 17.
Florence grove will hold a short busi
ness session followed by a social dance
at Its hall. Monday evening.
, On . Wednesday afternoon a regular
meeting of Ellwood Circle waa held at
the home of Mre P. J, Orubb, after which
the- hostess served a luncheon. In two
weeks Mrs. Chris Lyck will entertain the
circle. . ;.
desolation of Sympathy.
; Resolutions-.of respect and sympathy
were '.adopted unanimously by U. 8.
Grant post No. 10, Grand Army of the
Republic, on the death of Past Gom-mkhder-ln-Chicf
Thaddeus S. Clarkson
and of Comrade John A. Dempster, who
had been prominent in Grand Army cir
cles in Nebraska.
Lincoln - Day Dance.
Ladles auxiliary No. 7 National Asso
ciation of Letter Carriers," will give
card and dancing party Friday evening
in honor of Lincoln's birthday at the
Swedish auditorium. ' '
Masqnerase Ball.
Uniform rank, Fraternal Aid Union,
will give a masquerade ball Thursday
evening, February 11, In Myrtle hall.
Fifteenth and Douglas streets. Six prises
will be given. Union music
Pedestrians Have
Merry Time on the
. Icy Walks of City
'The person who "never rides down to
workt oh, never would think of It," had
an awful temptation to mar his good r co
ord yesterday morning.
Oh. such sidewalks! The thawing
Weather of two days ago, succeeded by
tho frees, had left walks and streets one
mass or rroien . footprints, jagged and
slippery. People who walked seemed to
be giving a correct Imitation of Peary
making his final dash for the pole, seek
ing good footholds, experimentally cclliV
Ing up small fro sen hummocks and slid
ing down little icy hillock j
. The fctreet rmrm r,H,ln!u AtA 1 w
. ..:.
m
' .V'Xv'' .-
:ver:krJnfAn7rhI5;nd11.,w,fuy tt s&
oer the rails. And the sidewalks were the period of expectancy.
decidedly uninviting because It was so i "Mother's Friend" may therefore be
easy to make a "faus pas," as they say considered as Indirectly having a splendid
In dear old France. i Jnflune upon the early disposition of
The oldest inhabitant had to stretch 1221 J!- .v.
the truth a trifle to remember a tIm.ffffJlS
bsck "long 'bout '7J, or it might 'a' been !" tn nervous ajta of the baby.
when they had a day that was twice '
ss bad as this. But the oldest Inhabitant
Is apt to see things In an exaggerated
light when be looks at them aoroeai forty
years.
The official thermometer of the weather
bureau marked degrees above aero at
T a. m., and the prognostication la for
''slowly rising temperature." ..
Casper Yost is Back .
v from New York Visit
C. & Tost, president ot the Nebraska.'
Telephone company, has Just returned '
from the east where he went a few' weeks '
ago to confer with offlcals of the Amer-1
lean Telrj.bone and Telegraph company I
wnen trte first spoken word was sent
across the continent from New Tork to
San Francisco. Kir. Tost sat beside Alex
ander Graham Bell, Inventor of the tele
phone, when that gentleman uttered the
firtt word that sped across the oontl
nent to Can Francisco a few weeks ago.
"It was quite a pleasant secaston." says
Mr. Tost, "and the program was quite
successfully carried out.
Mr. Toet has been spending the time at
New Tork snd Washington since that
time. "There ts nothing new," he suid,
on returning; "Just the old story of going
east to get some mooiy to make further
extensions sad Improvements."
A going business tan be su.i qukkly
through The bee's "Uusintss Chances."
SUNDAY BKE: FKBUUAHY 7, 1915.
I WHITE SHRINE IS ORGANIZED
Order that it New to Omaha ii Made
Up of the Memben of East
ern Star Lodges. '
ELECTION OF OFFICERS HELD
The Malva White flhrlne, sn order con
fined to members of the Order of the
astern Htar, waa Instituted Friday even
ing at the Masonic temple by Edward
AUtngton ot TYeeport, III., head of the
eintlre order. Mra. Maude Green, Genoa,
past grand matron of the Eastern fltar
of Nebraska, together with fourteen of
ficers of the CUnoa Khrtne attended and
took part In'th Institution.
The Supreme White Shrine meets once
a year in different citlea In America, tho
location ot such meetings to bo dect.led
by the vote ot the membership. The 1!14
gathering was held In Peoria, white the
are for the present year will be he,ld In
June, at Milwaukee.
. The orler Is over M years old and has
subordinate lodgns In eighteen of the
United states, and In Canada.
Mr. Alllngton, who came to Omaha
from Otturawa, where he Inaugurated a
Hkrlne lust week. . lie went to Portland
from here, where February 9 he will
establish the first Phrine In Orcggon.
The White Shrtne Instituted In Omaha
will have charter members from all ot
the Eastern Star chapters In this city. It
was organised with an extremely encour
aging outlook for harmony and prosperity.
The officers elected was Lola. ' Vin
cent, worthy high priestess; II. J.
9lckler, watchman of the . shepherds;
Myrtle Miller, noble prophetess; Emma
U Talbot, worthy scribe; Aon C. Simp
son, worthy chaplain; Alice E. Iloltman,
worthy shepherdess; Brlttinla Bednar.
worthy guide; Dora Blckler. worthy
herald; W. B. Wyman, B. O. King, Wll
lUm Kerr, three wise men; Lola Ttliot-
son, Buera Barton, Lulu Rocheford, three
handmaidens; A. A. Wedemeyer, king;
Maria Martin, queen; Fannie Moore,
organist; Parthenla Douglas, worthy
guardian, and A. B. C. Smith, worthy
guard.
Mra. William K. Reed ot Madison and
Mra. II. A. Zanders of Columbus assisted
the supreme watchman In instituting the
new shrine.
POLITICIANS FORSAKE
JOE BUTLER FOR FLYNN
From ft time which the memory of man
remembereth not the political social cen
ter of the dry has been in the office of
J. P. Butler, gas commissioner. It has
been the wont of the political revealers
to foregather tit Mr., Butler's office and
mix the dope and talk over the situation.
This gathering place has been trans
ferred to the office of the city clerk, who
was the center ot a group of political
pilots at noon. Among those present were
Colonel Charles Fanning, J. P. Butler,
Claude Bosale, Tom O'Connor, Lee
Bridges, Buck Taylor and Tom Flynn.
Joe Butler expressed uneasiness over
the new nepotism bill at Lincoln. Lee
Bridges said he looks for a heavy snow
about May 4.
FRASER ELECTED HEAD OF
' OMAHA BARRISTERS' CLUB
The Omaha Barristers' club elected W.
C. Fraser president, .Robert D. Neely
vice president and. B. a Flnlayson secretary-treasurer.
',-
MANUFACTURERS ELECT
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR
Ttte Omaha Manufacturers association
elected J. W. Gamble, president: W. J.
Monohan, 'vice president; R. W. Beaaley,
treasurer, and T. B. Tholl, secretary.
BUY TREES AND SHRUBS TO
PLANT ALONtr BOULEVARDS
City Commissioner J. B. Hummer and
W. R. Adams ot the department of parks
and boulevards, have ordered f-,500 troys
Fbnr.iag for tha
Stork's ilrrivd
Among those thlnra whleh it
should know of, and many of them do.
" -plenum external application Sold
in moat drug stores under the name of
Mother's Friend." It is a penetrating
liquid and many and many a mother tells
how it so wonderf ujly aided them through
the period of expectancy. It chief pur
pose is to render the tendons, ligaments
and muscles so pliant that nature'. .
. ." ral 11 " reasonable to believe
- i ieuu mi oeen a
eompanion to motherhood for more than
half a osntury it must be a remedy that
women have learned the great value of.
Ask at any drug store for 'Mother's
Friend, " a penetrating, asternal liquid
of great help and value. And write to
Brsdfleld Kngulator Co., e09 Lamar Blrig..
Atlanta, Oa.. for their book nt 'bscfui
and timely information.
FTmt .Inn. 1 .jl m. &
HOTELS.
Hotel Urcslm
Broadway ci 29 St.
"As Hotel Where Guests are Made
, to Feel at Horn"
Not too Urge, yet large
enough to afford the
maximum of value at ' '
minimum expense.
Exceptionally Accessible ' .
609 Jtsesu MaitnlM Xntesrsat GUrgss
'Single Koosis with Bunnlnt Water
Il.00iot2.00p.r4ay
Siagls loo bis with Tu er Sttowr
tl-e0it00r4s
Det-bls toons vlth Runnlri V.iw
ti 00 is 4.00 per day
Doable Room, with Tns er hbovvr
ti OO le t.l sr 4T
EDWARD C. FOGG, MammiU Dinclo
ROY L. 3ROWN. HmaUmnt Muuir
ORQANIZEa OF THE MALTA
WHITE SHRINE.
. w?v-
and TOO shrubs, which will be distributed
along the new boulevards Just as soon as
the frost la ouWof the ground.
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Creem la Nostril T
i Open Up Air Passages.
Ah! What relief! Tour ologged nostrils
open right up, the air passages) ot your
head are clear and you can breathe freely.
No more hawking, snuffling, mucous dis
charge., headache, dryness no struggling
for breath at night, your cold or catarrh
Is gpne.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a snuill bot
tle of Ely's Cream Balm from your drug
gist now. Apply a little of thin fragrant,
s.ntlseptla cream In your nostrils, let It
penetrate through every air passage of
the head; soothe and heal the swollen, in
flamed mucous mombrane, giving you In
stant relief. Ely's Cream Balm la ttst
what every cold and catarrh sufferer has
been seeking. It's Just splendid. Adver
tlsfcmant. The Car
: J
V v-v" .'v.'.. , .;
Will , , " ""
In assuming the agency- for the Hupmobile, we
have done so with a firmibelief in the fact that the
American buyer has not come , to totally disregard
quality in order to secure low "price,- -
We believe the Hupmobile to be the best car of its class in
the world. - -k . 1 ,
We believe the Hupmobile to bo the best four cylinder car
on the market. . s ; 1
The Hupmobile agency is valuable. It will secure the best
class of trade from your section. Let us meet you at the Omaha
Auto Show February 15th to 20th.
W. L. HUFFMAN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
Distributors
1 814-1 6-1 8 FARN AM STREET , OMAHA, NEBRASKA
NEW
MAMTIW HffiS
BUT QUALITY and MILEAGE me
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR PRICE AND DEFINITE
A RO - MAT O J
2522 Farnam Stroot
Germany's Action
Drives Down -the
Grain Price Here
With a report current that Germany
might blockade all the English ports and
put an end to the exportation of wheat
from the United States, on the Omaha
i Grain exchange the cereal dropped 1 to I
international
Cheaper
Quicker
v xor"-
1
Business men who hnvo to consider light hauling
and quick delivery problems, will find something in
ierentinx nt the International motor truck exhibit dur
ing tho Automobilo Shovr February 15th to 20th. ;
. Hie 1,000-pouhd capacity, Model M, International
Motor Truck haa proved itself in olght years of reliabla
Fervico. The' l.SOlVpound capacity Model E together;
with the old reliable Model M will meet the popular
demand for dejcndablo trucks in those sizes.
Do you want your hauling1 done for less money?
Do you want your deliveries made more quickly? .
Do you want to give youi customers better service?
- .
Then drop in And see the International motor truck
exhibit in the basement of the Automobile Show dur
ing the week, of Feb, 15th to 20th.
International Harvester Co. of America
Omaha ' Lincoln . Crawford Council Bluffs
Concordia Dos Moines It. Dodge
Eioux City Saint Joseph '
of the American Family
LOWER PRICES
FOR
EFFECTIVE FEB. 8TH
DISTniDUTERO
killO
cents per bushel today, not being ablo t
regain the loss that came with the earl r
hour of the session. . Prices ranged from
fis? to fl.13, with sixteen cars on sale.
For a Be turd r corn receipts were, but
fair, there being 110 cars on the market
Trlees were from 1 cent to 14 cents
lwf, Hi bulk ef the ! being arena
W lit nt4 Penis per bushel
With lwenty-lw cars t eat sale,
the market was weak l 4. rent lower,
the tee price being cents! per bushel.
Motor Trucks
Hauling
Deliveries
REDUCED
MILEAGE GUARANTEE
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