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16 TIIK DEB: OMAHA, Fill PAY, AUGUST 13, 1915. ALLIES LAUD 50:000; BEAT IIOSLEIJS BACK British Soldiers Treble Area Tor merly Held by Them in "Anise" Keg-ion on Oallipoli. ENGLISH LOSSES VEST HEAVY urxLKTix. (Copyright, mh. Pre Publishing Co.) ATHENS. Aug II. (Special Cable gram to New York World and Omaha Pee.) British submarines bare succeeded In entering the Black Bea, and bare torpedoed the Oerman . Turkish cruiser Brealau. Tber also torpedoed one transport gunboat. j Tivcnott. Aur. II. While the Itusstans are fighting desperately to eitrlcate themselves from the cordon ..r i.trn.r.iirmin troons. which ! teadlly pressing them mora closely fn Poland, their allies are working rTHhl and with considerable success to open the Dardanelles, through which they hope to pour Into nch-needed munitions of wsr. Since Saturday night, when fresh British forces were landed on the Osllipoll peninsula, there has been almost continuous fighting on the Krlthls. road. In these operations the Australians and New Zealanders In the "Ansae region, a naraa taken from tha initial letters of the words "Australian - New Zealand army corps," bay co-operated with new forces to the north. Following the succeeds of tha troops oa ths Krlthla roed and those to the north of the "Anise" sons, ths Austra lians and New Zealandera took ths of fensive yetrday and succeeded In trebling the area formerly held by them. Their comrade to ths north, who assisted them, mad no further profTess, however. FIT Qmna Blleaeea. Simultaneously the French battleship St. Louis attacked the Turkish baUeiies n the Arietta side of the straits, which hod been bombarding ths allied position oa ths peninsula, and put fire out of sis guos out of commission. These actions are believed here to be preliminary to a more ambitious attempt which has been planned by ths Anglo-French command era to sweep ths Turks before them. Very heavy losses which already have been Inflicted on the Turks have had a dls octirsging effect upon ths Ottoman troops, according to reports from Greece. The following announcements were made In aa official statement given out: "The latest report from Sir Ian Ham ilton states that severe fighting continued yesterday In the Oalilpoll peninsula, mainly In ths Ansae son and la that to the north. The positions occupied were lightly varied In planes, but ths general result Is tha area held at Annuo has Ii(d nearly trebled, owing chiefly to ths gallantry and dash of the Australian and New Zealand army eorps. "While to the north no further progress has yet been made, tha troops have In flicted heavy losses on the enemy and tha French battleship Ft. Louis Is re ported to have put out of action five out of sit guns in the Asiatic batteries." Fifty Tkeuaadi Laadea. (XlNSTANTmOPLK. Aug. 11 (Via Berlin. Aug. it, by Wireless to frayvllle.) Knver Pasha, the Turkish minister of war, declared today that, according to ills Information, the entente allies In their latest operations at ths Dardanelles hud landed three divisions of troops, composed of about 60,000 men. The losses among them, however, he asserted, al ready had been very heavy. Knver Paaha'a statement was made In an Interview with a correspondent of the Associated Press. Ths Turkish war minister aald; , "1 am fully confident that we will be able to keep the allies in check on the 11 nil I poll peninsula even If other large reinforcements are coming. We knew I hat the allies' aciiatt of two days ago was due and we prepared for It, with the result that we were not caught napping. Losses Very Heavy. "According to my Information the sl ims landed three divisions, about SO, (DO men. No doubt part of them do longer count, considering the heavy loaaes they sustained in attacks Incident to the new offensive. - The ail ted losses have been ery heavy so far In this new attempt to force the Dardanelles." Knver Pasha, reviewing the events at Eeddul Bahr during the last two days, eiyi: "The allies .experienced herd rvslst- snre In their attempts to force the Turk ish positions at Bed dul Bahr. Two regi ments attacking our center there were annihilated with the exception of about sixty men, who were captured. "The allies made three attacks be tween our center and left wing" with heavy losses. These were followed by counter attacks by tha Turks, who are still In pomeeskoa of one allied trench. "Attacks on our right were equally fu tile. About t.OM dead English He oulsld our trenches there." U.S.Ask3 Gun Works What They Could Do WAFIIINGTO.V, Aug. 13. -American t,riufacturers of war supplies have boen usked by the War department for Infor n.aitoa concerning their facilities, with Particular reference to what service tha I olted tr.atea government can expect iroiu them In case of emergency. With virtually every private plant la tlie country taxed to ita utmost oapaolty tiling enormous orders from the Euro- K bcllirenta, army official want to whether expansion of facilities has kept pare with demand and whether the Nuvernmnt would be certain of a source jf supply to supplement the output of is srsensls and ermorte. Kven In ordinary times the government fact uriea produce only a part of the arms and ammunition fur the array. WOULD KCEP WORLD'S FA! a OPEN NEXT YEAR e.U.T LAKE CITY. I'tah, Aug 1S.-A (n 4-ia. fit to keep the California eIK - t t ifi Dff-t year was inlllated by ' S!t l-ee City Cort,ru,'ril cluu to- a y, l i'-.1 oj t?i Cviicluit'n t!,at the i jr ; -!! viar an3 K.iuraiiy una-ttlvd ; iinn. i.-l o.'n'lltl"iiS La'l rua'l It t'npoajtilo fir i' cf the c.'l tit the country to London Shelled by Zeppelin Airships RERUN. Aug. 11 (By Wireless to Say vllle, N. T.) The Oerman airship which raided the east coast of England Monday night and early Tueeday morn ing, bombarded, with good results, war ships on the Thamea, the lxndon docks, torpedo boats near Harwich and build ings on the number, according to an of ficial communication Isaued by the adml ralty. PRINTERS STAND BY THE I. T. OFFICERS Vote Down Proposition that Seemi to Question Honesty of Their Administration. LIVELY SESSION AT LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 13. An add reus on labor conditions, past and present, by William B. Wilson, secretary of tha United 8tates De partment of Labor, virtual selection of Baltimore as tha place for holding the 1916 convention, and a sensa tional attack by former President James M. Lynch on the delegates ar rayed against the present adminis tration, ware the features of the ses sion of the International Typographi cal Union convention today. Lynch' attack was precipitated by ths discission on a proposition Introduced by Joseph P. Hannegan, of St. Louie, leader of the opposition. This proposition would havs amended the by-laws Telatlrur to the auditing of accounts, by providing that each year three local union ehoul 1 choose one man each to convene at the International headquarters at Indianap olis, and there with the assists noa of an expert accountant to be selected by them, audit all accounts. It also gave the exec utive committee power to suspend any J officer of tb Union Printers' Home cor poration, should any defalcation or mis-, appropriation of funds be reported. Convention Defeats Plan. The plan was opposed by administra tion supporters as something put forward merely to embarrass the present official. It waa reported unfavorably by the com mittee on lawa, and by viva voce vote the report apparently was adopted. Former President Lynch then called for a divi sion, declaring that he wanted the con vention to aee "the delegates who are in sisting that their official are dishonest." This statement brought a storm of pro test from the opposition. President Rcott recognised Lynch who declared he per sonally waa reaponslbla for the declara tion and stood behind It, and that more over he accepted the entire responsibility in saying that "several of the leailera of the progressives had been In Jail." When Lynch concluded, Hannegan and others of his supportsrs took the floor end denied any Intention of questioning the honesty of the International officials. On a roll call the report of the law com mittee was adopted 168 to 3. Wilms n l,.hnr's Straw-ale.. Secretary Wilson In his address de clared that none of the Improvements In labor conditions such as shorter hours, higher wsgrs, safety and sanitation had com voluntarily, but only through cease- leas struggling on behalf of the trade unions, and lauded the national admin istration tor the passage of the Clayton antl-lnjunctlon law and the creation of a department of labor. Baltimore received the only nomination as the place for holding the next convan tlon and will be selected tomorrow. Huberts Uete A ppolatnteal, F. C. Roberta of Washington, a dele gate to the convention, announced that he had received word of his appointment as labor commissioner from the United Btetes to Porto Rico. Koberts has been connected with the government printing office for a number of years. He wired his acceptance to Washington. Teutons Seeking Free Hand Against Enemies in West PETROORAD vta London), Aug. 11- Th Novo Vremya confirming report that peace overture were made to Rue si oy Germany, aaya Germany offer Russia delict and the Dardanelles with a guarantee of the Integrity of the all Russian frontiers, stipulating that Rus sia should not oppose the cession of Egypt to Turkey, nor Interfere with Germany's free-hand In making peace with Ruaala'a ailUs. Auto Figuring in , Accident Recovered While police officer were attempting to clear up the myatery surrounding an auto accident near Ralston, Wednesday night, where an auto was smashed and several persona were Injured, the Ford automobile stolen from W. Q. Bhrtver, Saturday, waa recovered, totally demol Ished. It H. Qlbba and Bryan Oallaway, ar retted at U! Far nam street yeeterdajrl ariernoon by Folic Chauffeur Ueorg Armstrong and Missouri Paclfla Special Agent lalmtag, are in Jail held for In- vesication la connection with the affair. The auto upset bear tha home of Louis Howard of Ralston and a woman w W . 1 ) V . . mm-. . .. . tui nun. i ne ponce learned that a woman, who gave the nam of Mra. C. D. Curtis, la In the Wise Memorial hos pital, the reeult of an accident near Ralston. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS TO APPEARIN THEATRICALS "The House of the Heart." a morality play for children, wll! be given fey ths Christian Endeavor eocWty of tha Hill side Congregational church, Thursday evening. In connection with a church so cial. The plsy Is under ths direction of Mies Kste Fields, Th cast Is as fallows: v The "Child." Klele Schwarta; "Wis dom." Mary Anderson; "Love." Ruth linxe; "Cheerfulness." Hasel ITnder wood; "Industry," Jlary Anderson; "Lady Ooaalp," Jeanle llowill; 'Vanity.- Ruth Vhlted; "Grumble." Ruby rrtupen; "Knvy." Oertruds Helling; "Oame Quar relsome," Marnaret Osborne; "lvalues." KJHIia Drown, and "Kxitvi'k-noe." Jen aU iXuasil Young Woman Will Not Be Wedded When Clock's Hand Arc Going Down The hands of the clock hsnglng on the well In county court moved rspldly to the eleventh hour. Justice C. II. Kubat was hastening to the court house. Will he come In time? Will he arrive before the hour hand ceaaea to rise and W gin to descend T Dr. Ernest P. . McCartney of Ploux City and Miss Florence M. Fanning of Ni agara Falls, N. Y., pondered these ques tions anxloualy. Time moved on relentlessly. At 11:01 Justice Kubat arrived. It waa too late. "No, I will not be married while the hour hand la going down," declared the pretty blond young 'woman, who had come from Niagara Falls to wed Dr. McCartney. "Oh, why notT Tell me why. I would marry you If the clock stopped alto gether," Implored the man who desired to become a bridegroom. "Because." aald Mlsa Fanning. "Be causewell, because." "It la a pretty superstition," quoth Jus tire Kubat, diplomatically. "If you two will come to my office and wait till 11:30 Austrian Subsea is Sunk with All Hands HOME (Via Paris), Aug. 12.-H Is of ficially announced that the Austrian sub marine U-1I has been torpedoed ahd sunk with all hands in the upper Adriatic sea by an Italian submarine. Ths U-1J was of ths latest type of submarlnea In the Austrian navy. It was built In 1016 and had a displacement of 1,000 ton. It was 105 feet In length, twenty-one feet beam and carried five torpedo tubes. It maximum speed waa Important to Health During Hot Weather Summer Condition Con tribute in Variou Ways ' to Constipation ' At no time ahould people be more care ful of the condition of their bowels than during the hot weather. Constipation should be guarded against especially, aa many serious, and often fatal, dlseaocs are traceable to neglect Borne people find that certain fruits have a laxative effect, but this cannot always be depended upon; a mild laxative-tonic that will act gently, yet posi tively, without griping or shock to the system, la far preferable. A combination of simple laxative herba with pepsin, sold In drug stores under the name of Dr. Caldwell' Syrvp Pepsin la highly recom mended a being easy and natural In Its action, pleaea.it to the taate and certain in Its effect. A dose of this excellent remedy at bedtime will reatore normal activity In the morning, carrying off the heaviness and bloat. Baits, purgatives pf8BlBB8r8flS"l sisnmijgjfvssw 0 iiiiisli ii The most enjoyable and profitab.e i way to spend yuur vacation la anion your friends and In the comforts of I your own home It' the new fashion able way. With the money you would I spend "going somewhere" yuu could 1 niaae yourself a "Vacation I'reaant" rr a fine IMamond or Watch, and Ilia pleas ure derived from owning and wearing a genuine Diamond la Ilka an all-the-yenr-round vacation. During our An nual Mld-flummer or Vacation-Time imiw io ouy ani secure ex trs. special values. EASY CREDIT TKRMS TO ALU REW WEIST WATCH, THREE 131 ORE IIS Bracelet can be detached, so watch eaa be orn pDdaat irui roulr vairh. Kin stM fllles, mall pHitr !. Full U Hub? Jews), atckal aavemanl. readaat M(, hbr whit or sa Slal. UuarantM t run. Erac- m a ha d)uud to aar mm. aa Sj w ct each link l sctarhabla. Wa hava J3 J rut tha arte to "b4 fork.' ana after I .1 this latest Rlo4l WrUl Watch at TXa&tSl 91.60 A MOsTTK. vvVMili,', , tsiawA Hlni, 14k Mli4 (old iWtt "Port ttoa" mount CC lac 51 Hi on 4 Ring Tootb tnotiui log. lit. toli4 (old . prong $7$ as a Month ST.M a Moata Cpea Ci'.IjTlli 8 p. n., Saturdays Till 9:33 Call or writ for Catalog No, SOS. Phon lnuglas 1444 and our salesman will calk ltftr?,i7PCt:THE NATIONAL ibfi B y5 CREDIT JEWELERS I It TIMS S a-ft-A SIT i LaUJ4UA is OS 8. lata auaaa Real KsliGi from suffering means true hap piness. The trouble due to indi gestion and Mliousness, is removed quickly, certainly and safely by sfc rTjt) n "- POLLS fit tjkvrft Salt aAny Uidiaiu tn Os STarM t-U sTorywaora. is soaos, llfcu, it. 13 5 il52 II Watch. Xss ' . . M NPwmt, or RtgularWakt Let The Bee et you a job. "Situations Wanted" ads arc free. o'clock, when the hour hand will begin to rle. I will then perform the cere mony." It wae well aald. The trio repaired to the justice's offices In the Barker block. Witnesses were called In. Again they waited the movement of the clock. The bands crawled slowly along. As the wedding party watched the tlmeple c, the thought came to Justice Kubat that he waa not aura whether It had been wound last night. Suppose It should not. Where then would be his reputation for gallantry? The hour hand reached 11:80. It found Justice Kubat standing. Haste might be advisable. "Join hands," he aald. "I)o you, etc.," he recited, nervously wstchtng the clock. "I pronounce you man and wife," he finished, triumphantly. The hour hand was atill rising aa Dr. McCartney kissed his hrlde and the couple hastened from the office to catch a train for Floux City, their future home. Justice Kubat an Inatant later learned that the timepiece had been wound and last reports said that It Is atlll ticking merrily In his office. eighteen knot above and ten kneta be low water. Culls From the Wire ' Life Insursnce waa declared to be the most syatemstic form of thrift and one of the greatest of civilising Influences by speakers at the Sen Francisco convention of the National Association of Life Un derwriters. Water was let over the spillway of the gljrnntlc dam at the big falls of the Mis souri river, fourteen miles from Great Falls, Mont. The dam cost I5.000.onn to construct and haa been building nearly three yesrs. It will furnish power for the electrification of the Chicago, Mil waukee ft. Paul railway. i and cathartic ahould he avoided a they upset the entire system, and at beat af ford but temporary relief. Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Pepsin la not ex pensive and can be obtained In any drug atore for fifty cent a bottle. For a free trial bottle, write to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 453 Washington St., Montlcello, III. Coolness 22 Hours Away Yen wilt and oVlis Ktful eaal wsathar la tKe Georgian Day Country, only twaMy-tw hoars from Cbieas by I Do yo wont to tool abeat oa wooosa giiaadey Or do yoo wont to aah, row, noddlo, sail a boat, swim, play oli or lannia Do yea aot wtao to own a picturaesjue lmle island all your own, whore yoe can hay your own bungalow) Then got acquaiatod with Point au Baril In Csoraian Bay. Eacauont Hotels aa boaidia houaaa at anooorata roioa. Yon teach llu lovely suav storland by the Canadian . Pacific Railway For further information writs or coll for Booaiat No. 24, ORORGS A. WALTON, O.A.P.D.. Canadian PaelncRy. V 214 Sooth Clark Htraot E Opp. Post Otfice, Chicago, IIL V 4tc rmr tKi f rn -giii'-Mf ja ia. m f-J aVrM r W jh-yimAf Jsue jtf ov - J as u : SjMassVMSgli - n ipayj KUGEL STATES POSITIONJE TAKES Commissioner Will Oppose Plan for Installing Fire Alarm System Proposed by Chicago Man. NO NEED OF THE EXPENDITURE Commissioner Kugel assert that he will not vote to spend SlSe.tvw ror a so called standard fire alarm system, aa urged by E. R. Townsend of Chicago, representing the National Board of Fire t'nderwrltera, and also hy various Omaha men. Mr. Kugel assert that he can take Mr. Townsend own argumenta and show wherein It would be unwise for the cltjr to spend such a large sum. "For one thins." stated Mr. KMgeU Greatest Men's Suit Bargains Offered in Omaha Choice of all Men's Spring and Summer Suits in Stock Suits worth $181.00 Suits worth $20.00 Knits worth $23.00 Suits worth $30.00. . No broken lots or special purchases offered, but a choice of Hart, Schaffntr & Marx and all other high grade, guaranteed lines included nt this price. Over $10,000 Worth Women's Summer Outer Apparel To be closed out in Domestic Room Friday, regardless of cost or value of materials. Every item a rouser. Another One of Our Famous $1.00 Sales, tf f Women's and Misses Coats that sold to $5.00; Auto Coats, Wool Coats and Bain Coats Nobby Wash Suits that sold up to $10.00 Ratine, linen, etc., in " white and colors, choice "." Hundreds of Pretty Wash Dresses, sold to $3.00; lingeries, linens, lawns, batistes, etc., wide assortment .'. All the Street Dresses that sold to $2.00 fine wash fabrics, newest' styles, all sizes, at-.. 79 Silk Pongee and Poplin Dresses and a few nobby serge dresses that sold at $5.98; up to $7.50, choice .$2.08 Friday's Domestic Room Sales The) popular interest in these sale, in this great store, where ItKrKXOAlir.K, L'NI'KKTMCED Cotton, Beddings, Wash Goods, Ktc, nre featured, Is attested by the constantly increasing patron age of the Mhrewdest shoppers. WASH GOODS, SHEKTINGS AND BED SPREAD SPECIAL. All the dainty 30-inch novelty printed Wash Fabrics, now, yd., 8Vs . All the popular Voile, 40-inch . fabrics, large assortment of these 25c favorites, yard 12 Hs Muslin of fine grade, yard wide; no dressing, spring water bleach, at yard Ge Muslin, unbleached, yard wide, best possible value, yard 5 Apron Gingham, the best Amoskeag brand, all sixes of checks, at, yard . . Bed Spreads, er&chet kind, lars;e else, .old up to 11. SI, each 91.89 - pillow t'sses, the regulsr sixes, none better at 10c, each , T4J Toweling, IS inches wide, the heaviest, most absorbent kind, yard ioe Bath Towel heavier, wider and longer than moat ttto grade, each . ...16o lltick Towels, assorted border, usual 10c kind, each ..TV4e Print and" Calicoes, remnant lengths of the So kind, yard SVie v - Hosiery Specials ' In Domeetic Boom. Women's Silk Lisle Hose, 25c quality, black and col- 1 Q ors; Friday, at, pair.. X7C Women's 15c Quality Hose, black, white and 1 A- tan. pair 1 VIC Children's Cotton Hose, light and medium weight, 1 A pair . . . : 1 VlU Children's Cotton Hoee, black, white and Un. O C 4 pair for stsQC Notion Snaps in Domestic Room Friday i). M. C. and 1. F. C. Cotton, on sale Friday, per ball. . . .7 Vis 200 yards machine Thread, spool 2 50 yards Sewing Silk, spool, Men's High Grade Shirts AQr To $2.00 Values, Friday at ... , An styles, newest colors, in pongees; piques, satinettes, fine madras, etc all sires 14 to 17. ,' Men's Summer I'nlon Suits, to $1.50 'values, athletic or regular styles, ribbed or balbrtggan, choice 70 25c Paris Garters, at ID") 25c Soft Collars, at ?) 7oc Guaranteed Hose, pairs In a box, per box '. .' 49 Hay den' 3 for Quality Goods and a Saving of 25 To to SOVo on the Cost of Living It lb, best pur Cane Granulated 6rar 81.00 4iib. sacks best High Uraole Diamond Hour, nia-to from No. 1 elected old wheat, sack 91.73 10 rsrs best 'biin All. Diamond C or I-auudry guotn White Laundry t)oai for 8 Jo 10 cskes Cupid Toilet Soap ISO ( ran 1)11 Pardlnes 1 t-lb. cans fancy tlwaet Hugar Corn, Wax. btrln, Ureon or Lima liean for .... i I -lb. cans Early June Sifted fur .Te p. 'ea. Advo Jell for dessert, vikods. oka. It'i quality ...THe Tsll cans Alaska Salmon Th. best Domestic Mwcaroni. Vermt- a D.niiuu ........ v celll or Hpaah.ttl. vkg tH 4 Iba. fancy Japan Rice. Tapioca or Nsvy iiean. 85 l-lb. can Golden Pumpkin, Hominy, Psuer Kraut or Haked Hsana ...,T4 1 -ua can California Rip. Oils., loo tl-os. jar pur Fruit and Sugar Pre- ervr 8 4 Urn can Elkhom or Vtansflehl s Milk ..86 M. Ijxn- Psanut Buttsr, lb.. ISVt K. C. Corn Flakes pk So W. O. O. or kirvuikiilss, pk So lrs. bottles W'or-eler Sauce, Pur- Tomato Catsup, ptcklea, assorted klrls. or Pr.iard aluatartl, f.r bottle v,e Bchepp'a Khredded Cocoanut. for pies snd ekes, Per lb IS Ht-rshey's Break fust Coco, lb. .. 86 Th best Tea SI flings, lb 1SV It Pays-Try "only nineteen of the 7 fir call last rear were cent In through the fire alarm boxe. It my be true that with more alarm boxes a few more call would be ent In through them, but th telephone generally Is used for these calls. Mr. Townsend admitted that the telephone la a necessary adjunct to any fire alarm system. "According to Mr. Townaend's figures, the Installation of a standard fire alarm system would advance Omaha from 2V to aerond grade by the underwriters, and would mean a reduction In the annual premiums' of about 23,onn, with an estl meted annual maintenance charge of tl,ono, leaving an Imaginary balance of SMro. That balance, I maintain, would In all probability be apent In maintaining the system. But, supposing we had euch a balance of tS.Ono, the whole proposition does not work out. 1 "We could, according to the Chicago! man's figures, be advanced to second ' else by Instslllng a lot of motor ap paratus, aggregating about 1100.000. I (Szeept Sine and Blaeka) 12. 75 rea waisis wiin youe, Doraerea patterns, sizesjto 44 25c 25c Lawn Dressing Sacques at. .... . .10e White Waists, to $1.00 values (soiled) 19 White Dresses, last year's styles, at. .49 Umbrellas Less Than Half Men's ' and Women's Umbrella, made to sell to 2.00, with para gon frame, steel ribbed, Ameri can taffeta covers; .fast black and absolutely rain proof; slses 26 and 28 Inches, with silk cover, all styles of bandies; great snap in Fri day's sale, at 79c Deeply cut prices on all ladle' and children' parasols. Hump Hooks and Eyes, card, 1 Hose supporters, all . sues, at, pair 5 Good. Nursery Pin, 3 do. . . f Pins, 2 pkgs. for 5 Ooldnn Santo Coffee., lb , TOMEI. smirrs rAjror SsalA SXACxts. . .80 Kb .81.18 CALlrOBsTIA EtJBtBTa si-oaa vaaCHis, csAia . . ... . Basket Boa OaUf erala Bartlsst re 81.T X.arr Mark Basket xup T etas, too 4 txb . bt ntzOTi.T rsVEaax x.ieua, a.j xoaT i. Th beat CYeatDM-y Butter, carton, lb. , . is r ancy No. 1' Creamery Butter, b'ul. lb ,&eo r ul Cream Toung- America. Wlscon sln Crcain or Nw Tork Whit Cheese. ib , , aoo tmncy Dairy Tabl. Butter, lb . . .aoe Good Dairy Butter, lb 89 Imported Swiss or Roquefort Cheese. In o Kanty Largs Qumd Olive. Quart. is ib a. mnr sotatobb to th C ie 11 lbs. good Cooking Apple to th leck 10c-lo V'sucy Sweet Corn, per dosen .,..18 Cabbaas, for kraut.-J for 8e 4 lar. bunches fresh Beet. Carrots. or Turnip 8 larg bunches frh Onion or Kadlsl.es 8 Fancy Hesd Ittuo.. head ....Se-TVe l"ncy Iwnvtr Fe, quart TU Kancy lnver Cauliflower, tb. ...10 ro Quality OeoS Try myda' rma. HAYDEN'S woutJ favor buylnr Ihe motor iulp?rlilt rather than Instilling th fire alsrm ystem. We could, st a small expense, add to Ihe alarm boxe we now hav and get th desired results. "Another festure of the situation 1 the admitted fact by Mr. Townsend that the reduced fire Insurance rate result ing from the propoaed new alarm system would not reach the gret mas of home ownera, but would In a large measure benefit the buislnesa section, und yet the entire city would have to bear the ex pense of paying the ttGO.noo for Installing the new system and Ilt.000 or more a year for maintenance. Apartments, flats, house and cottage can be rented quickly and cheaply by a Bee "For Rent." Movements nt Oena 'teamen, net. ' Arrlred Palled. OFINOA. Danta Allshleri.. XPENHAOBN fnlte Statas. PAtJ:RMO ntampalla. Krw YORK rrwierirk III. KFW YORK Mmttanan. NBW YORK Mlonahsha Taorsiloa. All eizfs and the season 'a best styles and fabrics, all aro garments bought repnlarly. our complete guaranteed stock Sale continues till all summer stocks are dis poned of ; but get in early. odd lots of linenl 1 Long Lawn Kimonos that sold at 50c, shir-1 t i 1 1 . i i r Get Your Drugs and Toilet Goods Friday 25c can .William' Talcum, all odor loo tOo Hind's Honer. and ' Almonl Cream ... ase 60o os. Whit Roe Perfume, per OS. ; .854 60o tub Pebeco Tooth Pate..SSe SOo box Java Rice or Possonla Powder asa 0o Jar Dagfrett Jk Ramsdeil. Cream . . , 39c lie Jar Sanltol or Aubry Sisters' Cream 19 il.00 jar Sal Htepatlca e 1 Jar Horllck' MalteA Milk, Se So Jar Mentholatum ISo SOo bottl Peroald of Hydroireit tor . . 8e 16c bottle Dr. Hlnkl' Cases ra Tablet 16 (Oo bottl Phenols Wafer . .880 II 50 Hot Water Bottle. rd . .se Il.tS Pyiinge, red rubber .....ao Ladies' Underwear Specials Moulin Gowns and Combination 8ults, broken lots; values to fl.50; on sale, lQ choice "a C Women's Knit Vests, values to 16c; all sixes, cp choice O C OOc Bnngaiow Aprons, best styles, well mads, 215q Children's Knit Union Suits, all sizes, broken lots, in. at , 17 li Many Other Specials. Children's Handkerchiefs. e&.; 2 Men's Handkerchiefs, each, 3Vtt Ladles' Neckwear, special .... 5 and. 10 26o Whisk Brooms, each.. 15 Men s Furnishing Specials ' In Domestic Room ' 50c quality Underwear, shirts or drawers, rib or Bajbrigtfan, in all sizes; at, per gar ment 25tf Men's l0Mjuality Hose, pair . . .... . '. .5 Men's. 10c, quality Handkerchiefs. .... .5 In the If at lepartnient, your choice of all the Straw Hate, values up to $2.50, at one price. 75 Boy' and Children's Straw Hats, entire stock, to $1.50 values, la two lot. ...... .5g and 45 Mahogany Dresser Sale, $17.50 For One Day Only $25 Mahogany FIUNCESS Dresser, large beveled mirror, 14x36; top, it inches; Colo nlal desizn 917.SO Queen Ann design or the straight line; also swell front and other patterns same price. HIH DBESSERS, MAHOO ANY, f 15.00. In order to core par th values, we will sell regulai Dressers (not Princess), 22x2 h mirror, 4 2 -inch base, 4 pat terns to select from. .$15.00 We have several Dressers In this sal for ...-812.50 One or two of a pattern. Mahogany. Brass Beds Have Advanced. On account of the war, we will raise our price after this wexk. We have a few steel beds, full site, some three quarter and single siies, that we are closing out quickly for 83.50 each. FIrat It IPmys i