Provisional List of '
- Members of the
I - ;- - -
I - United States Senate.
. artaone "Henry F. Aehurat, P.
ArkanaeeJuatlm W. F. Ktrby, P.
CallfornlaM-Governer Hiram Johneon, R.
Connmtlcutr0orge P. McLean, R.
Delaware Henry A. do Pont, R.
Florida Oovemor Park Trammell, D.
Indiana Hanr 0. New, R.; Jaraee E.
Walaon, R.
Maryland Dr. Joaanh Irwin Franca, R.
' Maaeaehuaetta Henrjr Cabot Lodse, R.
. Mlchttan 'Charlaa E. Townaand, R. ,
elinneeote Flank B. Kellnsr. R
' MtaaUalppt 'John Bhara Wlllleme, D.
Mleeourl 'Jamea A. Reed, D.
Montana "Henry 1 Meyere, D.
Nabraaka Bx-Congraaaman John L. Ken
nedy. R.
Nevada Key Plttmaei, O.
' New Jereey Joaeph 8. Prellnf huyeen, R.
New Mexico Andrteua A. Jonea. I).
New York E-Conreaaman William M.
Older. R.
Ohio 'Atlee pomarene, u.
Pennaylvanta Philander C. Knox, R.
Rhode laland Peter O. Gerry, R.
' Tenneaeee Congreaaman Kenneth D. Mc
Kellar, D.
Texaa Charlea A. Culberaon, L.
Ttah Kx-Congreaamao Wllllnm II.
King.- D.
Vermont Carroll 8. Pare. R.
Virginia "Claude A. Swenenn, P.
Waehlnr'nn Mllea Polnneatar, R.
Waat Virginia Congreaaman Howard
Sutherland, it.
Wlarnneln Robert M. !a Folletle. R.
Wyomla Governor John B. Kendrlck, D.
eiQCumbent.
Home.
I 0. L. Oray...D l-W. B Oliver.. O
I h. Dent, Jr.D f ej.L. Burnett. .D
r-H.B. Kteagall D I E. B. Almon..D
4 F.L.Blackmon D 0. Huddleaton.D
a !. T. Heflla.D 10 W.B. Bankhead.D
. Artaoaa.
it Large ' 'Carl Hayden....D
Arkaaaaa. '
1 T.H. Caraway.D I H.M. '.Jacoway.D
t W.A. Oldfleld.D '. M, Taylor.. D
J.N. Tillman.. D t W.S. Goodwin. D
4 -Otla Wlno...D
CaJIfenela.
t E. H. Hart R t D. S. Church. ,D
I J. B. Raker, .D I A. Hayea..R
5 C. r. Curry. .D "C. H. Randall Pr
4 "Jullua Kahn..R ID H. SS. Oeborn.,.R
'. I. Nolan... It 11 "Wm. Ketner..D
a -j. Jt. a,iaoa..n
A rolorada.
1 B C. Milliard. D I -B. Keating..,. D
K '...utwrieke 4 E. T. Taylor.. D
j , K
.. Cannaetlrut, ;
I A. Lonergan...D 4 E. J. nill.:....n
i .i I 'I. P. Olynn....R
I J. A. Tllon....R ...
, . Uelaware.
It Urge. T. W. Miller... R
k " ' Florid.
1 H J. Drana...D 1 Walter KehM..D
'Frank Clark.. D 4 W. J, 8ra....O
. j- - . . Dearth.
1 J. Overetreot. .D T Oordon Lee...D
Frank Park...D . j. Trlbbla..D
I ?. R. Crlap...D "T II. BelL.i.D
4 W. Adamaon. .D lb Carl Vlnon...O
I W. a. Howard. D 11 J. R. Walker.. D
, S J. W. Wlae...D It W. W. Lareen.,D
at trgc . .
B. la French. ...R A. T, 8mllh....R
IlUaala.
M, McCnrmlok...R II J.C. MoKenila.R
.w. B. Maaon R 14 aC.H, Tavenner.D
i M. B. Maddon.R la B. J. Klng....R
' I 'J R. Mann... R la C. Ireland R
a 'W W. Wllaon.R IT J. A Sterling. R
4 C. Martin...... D It J. O. Cannon.. R
I A. 1. Babath..D ! W.B. M KInley.R
J. MoAndrawa.D lb H. T. Reiney.,1)
T Nella Juul R II L.l Wheeler. ,R
I T. Oellagher. . 1 II W. A. Roblnh'gR
t-r A. Britten. R II M. D. Foater.B
I (!. . Foaa....R I 'T . Wllllarw.R
11 -Ira Copley. ...R 14 'E.B. Uenlion..R
It C. B. Fuller... R
.. i ' ."ladaaaa." ; 1
( w. Cook . . I A. Jt. Venal... R
t Of ear E. RlandR t F. . Furnell, . .R
a-IM. al. 1-UI....U 1 W. R. Wood...H
4 U Dtan..,.U IWOiW." Ranch. .D
J-e. Ma. .. .V M.V'
t aVVf. Cometock. R lTfll,W. ,iwiol
i. aoraa....R
! : lanra. ' '
t'Ck. Kennedy. R t eft C. Dowell..R
H. . HUI1....R I "K. M. Towner.K
I 'B. B. Sweet . R t'Vf. R. Orean,.R
4 'II. N. Haugen.lt la -w, r. voaaa..rt
t J. W Oood..,R 11 0. 0. teen.,..
a "ftW. Rama'yerR
1 R. AnthonyR C M. Harer.,R
B. C. Little. ...R a A. R. Coanelly.,D
I "P.P. CemnbellR V M. ahouae O
4 C. W. Miller. ,R I W. A. Ayraa....O
i ' Xantaeky.
) A W. Berkley!) 1 !. C Cantrtll.D
I n M. K'helnert I "Harvey Helm..l
-"R. T. Thomae.D I W. J. Flelda...D
-u.o Jouuauu. U 10 '1. W. Langley.R
B. aherley.,,.D II eCalah Poweri..R
I A, B. Rouae..D n ,
- Loalftana, '.
I A. EetoplnaL.D I R. J. Wllaon
I H. O. Dupra. .D b ej, f, ganda
I w, O. Martin. .D 7 U Laaaro.,
4 J. T. Watklu.D J. B. Aewell
MalM.
11,. B. odall..R t . A Patera
I W. 11. White, Jr., 41. A Uereey
, , D
Maaeaehoeelta. .
t'A. C. Tdway R Alvla T. Palter. D
t F. H. 01lletl..R 1 'I'ewr Taue...U
I c. D. Paige... R II 'O. HvTkham.R
4 . B. WtnalewR II '3. A. Xlalllvan.D
a "J, J. Rogera..R II "W. K. Carter. .D
A. P. OardnarR 14 H. L. Klncalde.R
t 'M. F. Phelan..D lb W. I. Oreena.,R
I r. W, O'llngerR 14 "Joeeph Waleb.R
1 F. E. D'mua..D ej. W. Fordney.R
j.g. w. Baakea.D J. C. MeUughltn
J, M. C. HmlthR i R
4 E L. HamlltonR lb O. R. Curr!e..,.R
b Carl E. MapaaR 11 F. D. Boott...R
4 "P. 11. Kelly. .R II W. F. Jameb. ,R
L. C. CramlonR II 'C. A. Nlohola..R
Commerce Range
; Demonstration
it the Central
; Coma to our itore any day thli
week and lt$ ua explain the auperloT
featurea of the justly famous Cera
awrta, "King of Rnfaa." which is in
active operation on our floor. We
want to prove conclusively that this
range is a perfect baker, a fuel aaver
and simple to operate. You can have
one in your home on thirty days'
trial. k '
As uaual, you make your owa Urme.
: We are serving "Three-Minute"
biscuits and coffee. "
CENTRAL 17th and Howard Sti.
ScnoritaAmina
The celebrated Spanish Dattcer
Fred Vsfalden
', at " '
Hotel Loyal
; ALL WEEK .
Week Days, to 8 P. M.
SuaUys IS to I ud to 8 P. M.
Both of these entertainers were
former Orpheum favorites and
Were well received by eastern crit
ics. The management of Hotel
Loyal will feature high-class en
tertainers of national reputation
during the coming months. ,
Newly-Elected
Senate and House
Maryland.
1 '1. D. Price... P 4 -J. C. L'thlcum.D
I -J. E C. Talbott D I "S. K. Mudd.,.R
C. P. Coady..D b F. N. Zlhlroan..R
KluMaota.
1 R. Anderaon..R 6 FT. Knutson....R
I F.F. EllaworthR t 'A.J. Volalea4..R
S -C. R. Davta...R 'C. B. Miller. . . R
4 C.O. Van UykeD H. Slenneraon-R
5 E. Lundeen . . . . R JO 'T. D. 8chall..P
MUalaalppl.
I R. 8. Candler. .D t W. A. V'enahleD
I 'H. U. stepheneU 4 B. P. Harrlaon.D
J B. O. Humpreya 7 'Perry B. Qulnl)
D I J. W. Collier. V
4 T. II. Union... U
Mlaaourl. '
1 M. A. Rom)ue..D Champ Clark n
2 W. W. RuokerU 10 'J. K. Meeker. . R
I 'J. W. Alexander 11 '. L. laoe It
4 C. F. Booher.D 12 C. Dyer R
k'W. P. KorlendD 13 W. I,. Henley.r
6 f'.C. DICklneonD 14 J. J. RuneII..D
7 c. W. HamllnU 15 Perl I). DeckerD
I !). W. Shackle- 1 T. 1.. Ruliey...U
tord 1
Montana.
At I,arg (two)
J. M. Bvana...l) H. B. MltrAell . . . D
Xebraeka.
1 r. ,-'. n 4 C. IT. M'ot....tI
2 C O. Lobeck..D I A, C. Shellb'serD
NrtjMla.
K. P. Roberta H
Naw ILempehlra.
1 C. A. BullowayR I B. H. Waaon..R
New faraey.
1 "W. J. Browning 7 D. H. DrukkerR
i R I Bdw. W. uray.R
I !. Bacharach.R R. W. ParkerR
I T. 1. Scully. D 10 F. R. Lehlbach.R
4 B.C. H'ohlna'nR 11 "John J. EaianD
(J. H. CapetlckR II -J. A. Hamlll.U
a R. N. Heath. D
'New liaxleb.
At Large B. C. Hernandea.R
New York.
1 F. C. Hlcka..R II W. 8. Bennett. ,R
I "C. P. CaldwallD .. u. i.. jr..t.in,UH
I Joe. V. Flynn.U 24 'J. W. Hualed.H
4 H. H. Dale...D 24 "Udmund Platt.R
a J. P. Miller.. D 17 C. B. Ward...R
I F. W. Howe..R 21 R. b. Sanford.R
7 JJ. Fllageraldl) '. H. Pecker.. H
D. J. OrlHln. li 10 H, 8. DeForeat..R
'O. W. 8wlt..R . -u, il. omu....u
R. L. HaakellR 12 W. Molt K
11 'D. J. KlordanD II H. P. Bnydur.R j
II 'Meyer Lendons 14 '(I. w. F'rchlldR
It "C. D. BulllvanD II W, W, Magee.R
14 M. F. Farley. D 14 "N. J, Gould. ..R
14 'M. F: Co'.rv. ,i 17 "H. T. Pratt.. . .R
II p. T. Doollng..D 1 'T, B. t)unn...R
a', v. Danaera..n
IS o. B. Francee..R
a .. 41 C. B. Smith... O
IS B. Roanblat...B 42 W. F. Waldo. ..R
114. M. Hulbart.,D 'jJ.Ai. UanuiMiiiii
i .,.. UlwlMuU. .
. North Carolina).
1 'J. 11. Small. . .D I K. L. Godwin . ,D
S C. Kltchln . .' . . D 7 L.D. Roblneon..D
I 'O. E. Hood.. D I R. L. D'ughtonD
4 . W. Pou....D '; y Weiib...r
i 'C. 14. StedmanD lb Zeb Weaver.... D
North Dakota.
1 'H.T. HelgeaenR t 'P. D. Norton.. R
t 'O. M. Young. .R
V Ohio. '
1 'N. Longworth.R It C. L. Brumb'ghD
I Victor Heinle.. R
5 "Warren Gard.L) 14 B. R. Bathrlek.D
4 B. F. Welly...D i. ,,uicu,.u
I John 8. Snook D 14 'R.C. McCulloehR
4 '0. C. Keana..R 17 'W.A, AehbrookH
7 'i D. Feea..,.R II 'D.A. Holla'w'thR
John A. Key..D lb 'J. O. Cooper. . .R
I I. R. SherwoodR 10 Wm. Gordon.. D
10 'R. M. SwItalerR II 'Robt. Croaeer..D
11 H. C Clay pool. D II H. L Kmtreon.R
Oklahomas
i T. A. Chandtar.il B J.B. ThompaonD
I 'vv.rl. aaaungai 4 'Boolt Farrla.,.D
I 'C. D. Cartor..D 7 'J. V. Moniintlcll
4 T. D. MoKeownD I D. T. Morgan. . .R
1 'W. C. HawleyR t 'C.N, M'ArthurR
t 'N. J. SlnnotL.R
Pannaylvaxua.
At Large (Four.)
T. I. Cragn...R 14 'E. R, Kleea... ,R
MM. Garland. R II 'J. V. Leeher...D
J. McLaughlin. R 11 'B. K. Fooht...R
J. H. K. SoottR II 'A. 8. Krelder..R
1 -W. S. Vare....R II W W. Bailey.. D
'CI. 8. Oraham.R lb A.R.Brodback. ..D
Si-ej. H. Moore... R II C.H.Rowlamd .,.R
4 eo.W. BdniandaR f t B. B. Robblna. R
t B. Coetello R II R. F. HopwoodR
4 0, P. Darrow.lt 14 'H. W, Temple. R
7 T, 8. Butler... R II W. W, Klnoald.R
I H. W. WataonB 14 'H. J. Steele... D
I 'W. w. Orleat.f 17 N. L Strong.... R
10 John R. Farr.R II O. D. Bleakley.R
II Joan J. CaaayD It , O. Porter. .R
It 'R. D. Heaton.R 10 "W. H. Coleman R
It "A. O. Dewalt.D II 'J. M. Morin...R
14 'L.T. M FaddenR 12 'A. J. BarohleldR
1 ed.P. O'S'neaeyD. I 'A Kennedy. ,,R
t-TW. R. SUneaa.R
' ' loatli Carallwa. ,
1 e. B. Whaley.D I !. B. Flnley..D
t 'J. F. Byrnea.D 4 J.W. Raaedale.D
I FH. Domlnlck.D 7 'A F. Lever... D
4 8. J. Nlchola..D i
rath Dakota.
1 C. H. Dillon... It
t en. & Johnaon.R
t J. C. Barllne.
Invest-1
ment: J
MADE to ORDER
NICOLL tailoring mean the
very best materials the
very best tailoringat the very
lowest price for such work.
"Nicoll" means 6e without V
extravagance. J
Suits and Overcoats "
$25, $30, $35 and upwards
ITICOLL The Tailor
-VrXJEBXEMS' SONS
THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
- Teaneeaee. -
1 'Sim R. Rolla.R 'J. w. Byrne. ..D
2 'R. W AiiHttn 7 !.. P. Padgett. D
A Moon....D s 'T. W. Slmo...l)
t 't'or.leu null.,i 'F. J. Oarrelt.,1)
t eW.C. H.iu.lon U 10 Hubert FIhcr..U
Texaa.
At Large
Jeff M'Lemore..D 'J. H. Eale...l
D. E. Garrett... D I J. N. 5Unilield.Il
1 'K. Black D 10 'J. P. UuchananD
2 Martin' Llea t) 11 T. Connelly. ...D
3 'Jamea Young.. .1H2 J. C. Wllaon....D
4 'Sara Rayburn . I) 13 M. Jones D
fi 'H.W. 8ummeraD14 'J. L. Hlayden..U
4 'Rufue Hardy. ,D 15 'J. N. (lamer. .D
J 'A. w. Oregg. .D 14 T. L. Blanton..D
I tah.
1 M. H. Welling. D 2 "J. H. Maya D
Vermont.
1 U. Oreane.R 2 'P. H. Dale R
Virginia.
l-'Wa A. JoneeD 4 'Carter GlaeB. . .D
I 'E. E. Holland D 71. W. Harrlaon.D
I 'A. J. MontagueD I 'C. C. Carlln...D
4 'W, A. Watenn.Di t-CJJ. Slemp R
6 'E.W. SaunderaD 1(1 'H. D. Flood ... D
Waahlngton.
1 .Tohn F. Miller. R 4 'W.L. L FolletteR
2 'I,. H. lladley It 0 'C. C. Dill D
1 Albert Johneon.R
Meet Virginia.
I 'M. M. Neely. D 4 H. C. WoodyardR
3 'a. M. Bowera.R 8 E. Cooper R
I 8. F. Rood R 4 A.B. LlttlepageD
Wlaeoneln. -
1 'H. A. Cooper. R 7 'John J. Rach..R
2 'M. E. Burke. . D 'K F P"wne..R
J M. Nelaon. R D. C. Claaaon..R
1 'V. I.. Cory. -M lo 'J. A. rifrt. H
r 8'nfh.Kl't 11 "I. L. Lenroot..R
I H. Davldaon...R
Wyoming.
At Large F. W. Mundell.R
'Incumbent.
Tumulty Claims
Election of Wilson
Long Branch, N. J., Nov. 8 At
3:40 o'clock Secretary Tumulty is
sued this-'Statement:
"We claim the election of President
Wilson by a majority of from ten to
thirty electoral votes. We will get
West Virginia, Minnesota, Kansas
and California." .
Marx Detroit Mayor.
Detroit, Mich., Nov. I. Oecar B. Marx,
eeiuihMean. eu re-electpd mavor of Detroit
yeeterday. Hie democratic opponent, Judge
William a . V.onnouy, tuuy vwiEwra e.i & e
victory.
Roamanlan (ieneral Dice.
Indon, Nov. B. The death ot General
Drngallna, commander of the ftrat Rouman
ian army, trom a recent wound received In
battle la reported In b Buohareat dlapateh
to the wlreleee preaa.
RAYMOND'S
LetterContest
1$ Open Till
NOVEMBER 15
ONE MORE WEEK
In Which to
Write Your Letter
TheMdOCash
Will be AWARDED Dec. 1st to
the Writer of tome ONE tET
TER. Tell in your letter What
kind of Salesman you prefer.
A store cannot be of greatest
usefulness to you without
selling force that is not of aid
and use to you in making your
purchases. Your question to1
answer is: ' How best can he
do thtsT Raymond's aim and
ideal is: To build up a store
service so useful, so apprecia
tive! that may merit and keep
your trade. Write the letter
now. We want your views.
mam
iwi , .
MANY men do not appreci
ate the difference between
investment and speculation.
Such men, in handling the
funds of estates, think more of
possible profit than they do of
possible danger.
We look to safety first, and
we are able to find a fair return
with safety.
Karbach Blk.
New Hampsliire Is "
Jn Hughes Column,
Says State Official
Concord, N. H., Nov. 8. Complete
returns from the state gives Hughes
a plurality of 161, according to an un
official announcement tonight by Ed
win C. Bean, secretary ot state.
New York, Nov. 8. Democratic
headquarters announced at 5:40
o'clock that their returni showed
New Hampshire had, been carried by
Wilson by 159 votes.
Hughes Increases His
Plurality in Michigan
Detroit, Mich., Nov. 8. Late re
turns increased the plurality of
Charles E. Hughes over President
Wilson in Michigan. Reports from
two-thirds of the voting precincts of
Thompson
- eve
he v s t nst
Meeting Place.
This Store the Style Center
The name, Thompson, Belden & Co., established
1886, is synonymous with Quality and Fashion.
It represents the highest ideals in merchandising
and is recognized as a Style Center of Fashions
that are charming, correct and fairly priced.
We Make No Claims That
Cannot Be Substantiated
Prices are as low as consistent with the highest quality
$3.85 for Any
Petticoat in
Our Entire Stock
For the remainder of the
week we make this offer,
which includes all styles and
colors. Formerly sold up
to ?6.50. ,:
Sterling Trimmed
Umbrellas $2
Cover of Silk and Linen, case
.. of pure silk. Sterling trim
: med handles. Each , one
different. An extra value
. for $2. ' v ' 7,
Embroidered Initial
Pillow Cases
69c a pair
Made of good sheeting, scal
loped and embroidered
with a beautiful Old Eng
lish initial. Size 45x36.
Thursday, 69c a pair.
Stationery 19c a Box
When the present upply
is sold no more can be had
for less than 40c a box.
Box of 48 sheets of paper
and 48 envelopes, 19c.
Box of 100 envelopes, 19c.
Writing tablets, 10c, ISc
and 25c
Turkish Towels at Old Prices
We anticipated the ever-increasing cost of
cotton yarns over a year ago, and bought in
large quantities. As we bought at old prices we
are able to sell at old prices.
Every One An Extra Value
FANCY TURKISH TOWELS. 25c
PLAIN TURKISH TOWELS, 29c
PLAIN TURKISH TOWELS, 39c
PLAIN TURKISH TOWELS, 59c
PLAIN TURKISH TOWELS, 75c
PLAIN TURKISH TOWELS, $1.00
No more to b had at these price.
Silk Underwear
Women Will Like
. Crepe de chine gowns,
combinations and envelope
chemise, white or flesh col
or, plain or trimmed.
The gowns, $5, $6.25, $7.50,
$8 and more.
Combinations and chemise,
$3, $3.50, $4.25 upward.
Third Floor. I
La Grecque Corsets
. We invite you to see our
wonderful display of the lat
est La Grecque Models for
the present season.
More handsome than ever
before, with the same perfec
tion of fit that has always
distinguished La - Grecque
from the ordinary corset.
$1.50 to $6
Coreat Sactioa, Third Floar.
V1 '
I.'
9, 1916.
the state give Hughes 208,480, and
Wilson 181,017.
The congressional contest in the
Second district between Representa
tive Beakcs, democrat, and Mark R.
Bacon was extremely close tonight
and both candidates were claiming
victory. - '
Quaker State Troops
Cast Votes for Hughes
El Paso, Tex., Nov.8. The Penn
sylvania troops in the field, the only
large guard organization here to vote,
gave Hughes a total of 3,132 and Wil
lon 2,029. The Massachusetts units
of two ambulance and one hospital
company, expressed their preference
for Wilson, however, by 40 to 19. The
First eDIaware, encamped at Dem
ing, N. M., also favored Wilson by
127 to 104 votes.
a J" le tt
eachers Lordia IV
Many Conveniences and a Service Second to None.
Toilet Articles
Underpriced
Fine grade of Toilet Soap,
by the box, 12c.
Tooth Brushes, all styles,
very extra, at 8Vsc
Talcum, Lilax, Corylopsis
and Wisteria, 8y3c box.
60c Silk Lisle
Hose 39c a Pair
Black and white silk lisle,
,. garter tops, double
soles, 60c regularly.
Very specially priced,
at, 39c
Colder Days
Warmer Underwear
Women who seek the
largest variety of styles
and the best quality will
be pleased with our of
ferings. AS AN EXAMPLE t-
WOMEN'S WOOL VESTS, Dutch
neck, elbow sleeves, pants to
match for the same price, $1.00.
COTTON UNION SUITS, low
neck, no sleeves, ankle length,
for 65c. i
RIBBED COTTON UNION SUITS,
high neck or Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves, ankle length, all extra
fine quality, $1.65.
PINK SILK VESTS, lace trim
mings, ribbon shoulder straps,
for S3.B0.
Embroidered Linen
Handkerchiefs 15c
When we say linen we
mean all linen, not cotton.
Dainty Neckwear
Large and small collars of
organdie and voile, 25c,
35c, 50c
Collar and cuff sets, 35c
and 50c
Feather Boas, 75c.
White Lawn Tea
Aprons 1 9 and 29c
Two styles, one lace trim
med, the other made with a
ruffle and two pockets. The
prices are quite exceptional.
kaUM
assets
Steamship Arabia
Sunk by Torpedo
Without Warning
y ... .
London, Nov. 8. The Peninsular
and Oriental liner Arabia received no
warning from the submarine which
...I. : in k Mediterranean nn Mon-
' day, according to a statement issued
i this morning by the admiralty. All
the . 437 passengers, including 169
women and children, and all the crew,
withthe exception of two engineers,
who were killed by the explosion,
were saved by vessels yhich went to
the rescue.
Hughes Is Maintaining
Lead in South Dakota
Sioux Falls; S. D., Nov. 8. Incom
plete returns from 1,408 precincts out
f 'I I t nV Jl - I. - TTl
invitea 10 iviaie
New Silks and Wool Fabrics
Specially Priced
PLAIDS AND STRIPED
TAFFETAS, a quality sold
all season for $1.50. All
desirable colors. THURS
DAY, $1.29 A YARD.
CHIFFON TAFFETA,
NAVY AND BLACK, an
' extra value at $1.50.
THURSDAY, $1.29 A
YARD.
Captivating Serge Dresses
Thursday $15
A dress that is both
fashionable and practi
cal made of fine qual
ity blue serge.
Varied styles from
which to choose, includ
ing those of loose flow
ing lines an adapta
tion from the French
Renaissance. Also plain
tailored and embroid
ered fashions.
The Serge Dress is at
its best in this display.
The Price $15
Is Truly Extra.
Trefousse Finest French Kid Gloves
Sold Here Exclusively.
Imported by Thompson, Belden and Company,
direct from France. The finest quality to be had.
First quality, one and two
clasp, heavy contrasting
embroideries, in all col
ors, $2.50 a pair.
Shelbourne pique, in all
colors, $2.25 a pair.
Special pique, one-clasp,
heavy embroidery, $2.00
a pair.
You II Do Better Knitting
If You Use Utopia Yarns
To secure the best results
it is necessary to use the
best materials. Utopia yarns
in our judgment, are the
best to be obtained.
They are smooth and
even, colors true and
prices right.
Free instruction in knit
ting 'by Miss Steenstrup, an
Stamped Articles
for Less Than Usual
35c Stamped Towels.. 25c
50c Stamped Towels. . .35c
65c Turkish Towels... 49c
65c Pillow Cases 49c
65c Night Gowns 49c
Art Needlework
Five Hundred
aeTefeetefaiad
of 1,728 in the state late this afternoon
indicate that Hughes is barely main
taining his lead over Wilson. The
latest figures are Hughes 41,949; Wil
son, 37,349.
Germans Gain Ground in the
West and Lose in the East
Berlin, Nov. 8. (By Wireless to
Sayville.) British attacks between
Le Sars and Gueudecourt on the
Snmmi. front last night were broken
up by the German fire, the war office
announces today, bouth ot tne aomme
v, Ormans lost possession of the
village of Presscire. .
The Koumanians ,aiueu "
ground yesterday on the Transyl
"anian front in the Tulghes sector it
is announced officially. Near Bodia
pass the Austro-German forces re
captured positions taken recently by
the Roumanians. ,
I Ci-nA Tti rb. ee
ini .siurc men j
Thursday
$2.50, $2.75 CHIFFON
BROADCLOTH, in black
only, not a large quantity.
$1.95 A YARD.
ENGLISH COSTUME VEL
VET, our best quality, reg
ularly $4.95; THURSDAY
$3.75 A YARD.
Dorothy overseam, fancy
contrasting embroidery,
$1.75 a pair.
Washable gloves, white and
colors, $1.75 a pair.
Street gloves, capes and
mochas, $1.25, $1.50,
$1.75 a pair.
expert.
She will assist you with
each piece of work until it
is completed.
Lessons daily 10 A. M. to
12 M. ; afternoons, 3 to 5.
The little folks receive
the same careful, compe
tent instruction as their
mothers do.
Applique Bedspreads and
Patchwork Quilts
We have some interesting
made-up pieces that are attract
ing a lot of attention.
Art Needlework Books
All the newest and best books
pertaining to the subject of
needlework. A very large selec
tion.
Section, Third Floor.
and Eighty Pairs
SORQSIS SHOES
Thursday $3' a pair
It's unnecessary to men
tion that shoe prices are
constantly soaring, so that
a reduction is out of ordi
nary. These offered are
stylish shoes of SOROSIS
quality, which is unsur
passed. You'll be wise to
choose more than one pair.
$3.95Thursday
III HI 1 1 1 I'm da
209-211 S. 15th St
a