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0 uring
this wonder
ful sale at Hart.
man's it is not a ques
tion of what is on sale it is'
Question of what
Jliverv artieiA of fiimitTn-n m n...
I t , . . - . -.xv vu VIU UUV1
w isuwiML ao matter wnat you buy, you can
rest assured that the kavinir Will Ka a enVifltAwtiiil
amount. To add snecisJ intrt t th tv t. o-i-
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including all of our odds and ends pieces taken from fine anitM. Hinn.
tinued models, and some "lightly marred pieces which will be sacrificed below
market value. Eeally, this is a sale you cannot afford to let pass. But we don't
want you to take our word for it. Values are best proved by comparison. Make
a list of the things you need and let us give you our astonishing sale prices. You'll
not be urged to buy, but if you have priced furniture within the last few weeks you
will buy willingly. Make up .
your mind that you will be
with the crowds that come to
morrow, and come early.
Reed Stroller
$13.45
Body is construct
ed of genuine flat
reed has leather
ette hood. Buy
yours during; the
Dog Day Sale.
Wmm
Copper Bound
Cedar Chest
xtra large s 1 z e
just as shown, with
handy removable
tray for small arti
cles ,
Oak Extension Table
It's a 48-inch Top TaHc
one of the sur
?rise bargains
rora our din
Ins; room "table
department
Thsse are only
a ianitea num
ber of them tf
sell at the Doe
Day Sale Price,
so please come
early for yours.
Golden oak fin
ish extends to
six feet
'50
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Big Kroehler Kodav
Has massive frame and
you can choose between
golden oak and fumed
oak finish. Upholster
ing - Is of Imitation
Spanish leather. Opens
to a full sized bed
$1
Three-Burner Oil Stove
It makes no difference what style of oil stove
. i in ,1 i
you nave in mina, you wm uuu.
it here at a wonderfully low'
Dog Day Sale price. Tne moaej'
shown is marxea 10 sen ai
' 1
mm
n Fumed Oak Chif f orobe
175
Surely you want a chlfforobe we
have a number of styles at worth
while money-saving prices. The one
shown is large and roomy you
can buy It If you like, on Easy
Terms.
Every
Article
deduced
w io7m
Guaranteed Machine
It's a Columbia machine and every other model
is equally cut in price. comes
complete with full set of attach
ments for plain and fancy sew
ingtake advantage of the Dog
uay caie i'nce
a T li
Metal Top Cabinet
Here's only one of
the many cabinet
bargains, but it's one
worthy of your investigation
Water Power W asher
It's absolutely guaranteed and you
you will save money
at the Dog Day
Sale Price
of
Brass Bed Bargain
It's a Simmons bed
with 2-inch corner
posts and substantial
fill in er TnAa A srrpnt
Dog Day special, at..
Mahogany or Oak
lihrqrv tnhl vnll will inmlv mAm
mire &nu yuu tan oc
cure it durlne the
Dog Day Sale at a
tremendous sacrifice
price
Cane and Mahogany Bargain
Ordinarily you would expect to pay such
price for the sofa alone, but during the Dog 1
Day Sale you can secure all three pieces at ,
this remarkable price. All three pieces have
the spring-filled loose cush
ions and are upholstered in
blue or mulberry velour. Use
your credit
jww"!3
Mahogany Suite Beautiful
Every suite of bedroom furniture on our
floors now has a new sale price that you
will find most gratifying. The suite shown
with BOW FRONT BED is only one of the
many bargains and sells complete for the
little price or
Golden Oak Suite, as shown
Chairs have seats of imitation leather and are ar
tistically designed. Table extends to full six feet.
Large size buffet has a full length French plate
mirror. During the Dog Day Sale you can secure
the entire outfit at
1.
Exceptional ValueWoA
" Both the chair and rocker have thickly padded
seats over coil springs and are upholstered in
Art Tapestry. Frames are of mahogany and
as you can see in the picture the table has a
cane top and the chair and rocker have cane
paneled backs. It's an exceptional suite at an
exceptional sale price.........
ogany ana Cane
Golden or Fumed Oak Chairs
v , There's not a dining room chair on E
sSour floors but that has its price 5E
P I V severely cut. Notice the special v
53-Dog Day Palo Price of the beauti- 5Tf
. . ful chairs pictured.
Stmt
Liberal
Terms
2-Inch Post Steel Bed
You'll be sure to find a bed you Ilk at Hart
.nan's and during the Dog Day Sale ...
you are .sure of saving money. The J M 5
bed shown comes In gold bronie I (1
finish at the special price of...... X A
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1 ranp rr rara jr
Sixteenth Between Harney and Howard
No Change In Our Liberal Credit Terms
PAPER SCARCITY,
CAUSE GIVEN IN
FORESTREPORT
Overcentralization of Indus
try Responsible for Depletion
Of Raw Materials Nation
Depends on Imports.
Washington, D. G. July 24.
The fundamental cause for the
present shortage of newsprint pa
per is the serious depletion of the
torests of the Northeastern and the ,
Lake states, where there is an over-'
development of the pulp and paper
industries, according to a report to
the senate by the forest reserve,
United States Department of Ag
riculture. The report, which has
just been made public, is one of
the most comprehensive ever pre
pared dealing with the lumber re
sources of the nation.
"Since the requirements of paper
making restrict the kinds of wood
that can be advantageously used
in making newsprint, four species
spruce, hemlock, balsam and pop
lar supplied 84 per cent of the
total amount manufactured in 1917.
The occurrence of these species
chiefly in the Lake states and New
England has led to the overcentrali
zation of the paper-making industry
there.
Dependent on Foreign Sources.
"Until recently, when abnormal
demands, short supplies and result
ing high prices led to increased
newsprint production through the
utilization of plants designed for and
formerly used in making other kinds
of paper, there has been no expan
sion m the newsprint industry in
the United States since 1909, and
we have had to import large quan
tities of pulpwood and paper. The
demand, however, has greatly in
creased, and because of excessive
depletion of our own resources, this
country now is dependent upon for
eign sources for two-thirds of its
newsprint or raw material.
Supply Still Short.
"Even with the imports the sup
ply has been far short of the needs
of the newspapers of the country in
the past two years. The contract
price has increased more than 200
per cent, while spot market prices
are 500 per cent more than in 1915.
Prior to the war the larger news
papers secured practically all of
their supplies under contract, and a
relatively small percentage of the
total newsprint consumption was
handled on a spot market basis.
During the last year the larger pa
pers have found it increasingly) dif
ficult to secure all of their supplies
under contract and have been forced
to secure the remainder in the open
market.
RUMOR OF BURIED
BOOZE EXCITES
THIRSTY SOULS
Rum Thought to Have Been
Hidden by Old French
Trappers.
The Pas, Man., July 24. Rumors
that 10 casks of rum, 150 years
old, are buried near Cumberland
house, an old Hudson bay com
pany fur post famous in early his
tory, have caused more excitement
than the gold strike at Athapupusko
lake. Many prospectors have de
ferred their hunt for yellow metal
to search for this liquid treasure.
French wood runners and trap
pers in the employ of the North
west company, then the great rival
of the Hudson Bay company, visit
ed Cumberland house on their way
toward the Athabasca region in the
latter part of the 18th century. They
had with them the casks of rum
to be used in trading with Indians
for furs. The Hudson Bay com
pany claimed exclusive trapping
rights in the country and disap
proved the use of liquor in barter
ing with the natives. The Hudson
Bay company men blocked the pass
age of the French voyageurs
through the territory and turned
them back. Berore they began
their retreat the Frenchmen buried
meir rum. .
Former Cherry County Judge
Drops Dead Near Valentine
Valentine, Neb., July 24. (Spe-cial.)-F.
M. Walcott. former countv
judge of Cherry county, dropped
dead in his automobile while inspect
ing crops about eight miles north of
town last night.
His son, Oliver, was drivinar the
car and summoned a doctor, who
said death was instant from heart
disease. The body was broueht to
his home here.
Judge Walcott was at one time a
law partner of Andrew Morrissev.
chief justice of the state supreme
court.
Roosevelt Formally Quits;
Leaves Office August 9
Washington. Tulv 24 FranWUn
D. Roosevelt, democratic vice resi
dential candidate, today formally
presented to President Wilson his
resignation as assistant secretarv of
the navy. It is to take effect on Au
gust 9, the day on which Mr. Roose
velt will be formally notified of his
nomination at his home at Hyde
Park,- N. Y.
Chicago Sues Mayor for
Two Years Back Taxes
Chicago. Tulv 24. Cook countv
todav ' fled suit, aeainst Williim
Hale Thompson, mayor of Chicago,
to collect $246.05 in unpaid personal
taxes for the years 1915 and 1916.
Clearing House Reserve
Falls Below Requirements
New York. Tulv 24. Th -t..t
condition of clearing house banks
and trust eomnani fnr th ui
shows that the reserve held is $4.-
Z76,52u below legal requirements.
This1 is a decrease of $33,512,650.
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