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KANSAS STRIVES
TO SET RECORD
IN VHEAT CROP
Discrepancy Between Federal
ahd' State Forecasters Ex-
pelted to Be Cleared by
X-f. Report.
" Topfcka' Kan., Aug. 20. Mort
light OA tti size of the Kansas wheat
' .' crop whether it will be Kansas'
' second or third largest is expected
' tomorrow when the Kansas state
board "'of agriculture issues its
, monthly estimate. Question has been
-raised by, difference of 26,000,000
: bushels, between estimates of state
and federal authorities.
The discrepancy turns on different
means employed in calculating acre
"!ige in (Wheats according to a state
' toent trow the Kansas agricultural
board. ...
' .Difference in Figures.
. The state board says it based its
- teporf on the wheat 'acreage as
sftown by figures turned in this year
y assessors of the 105 counties of
the state. The assessors' returns
-increased the wheat acreage esti
mated, last fall 1,574,964 acres. In
its July estimate the state board
ustd the total acreage shown on the
assessors' reports, 8,943,098 acres.
The report of , the federal statisti
cian issued on August 10 used the
. acreage estimated last fall, 7,725,000.
This makes a difference of 1,218,098
acres.
v "It is the custom of the federal
statisticians not to accept the asses
sors' acreage figures until the final
report on the yield, after threshing
is completed," said Secretary J. C.
7 Mohler of the state board. "This
difference in acreage practically 'ac
counts for the discrepancy at this
time. I am certain that later report
' on the crop will not show less than
150,000.000 bushels." ,
feidmates 156 Million. v
-Meanwhile ; Clyde M. Reed, a
judge of the state industrial relations
court, who is supervising the strug-
ygle the state is making to furnish
grain cars with which to haul the
1920 wheat crop o market, has made
V public an estimate, based on thresh
ing returns, tfcat the crop will ex
ceed 156,000,000 bushels.
The record Kansas wheat crop
was grown in 1914. It amounted to
180,924,885, bushels. Thus, Secre
tary Mohler claims, this year's crop
ejs the second largest o record, Fed
, eral Crop Statisticians Edward C.
Paxton's August report said this
,was the tmrd largest crop, his estii
mate of 143,049,000 bushels being
'smaller than both the 10t4 rrnn anrl
' 1 . Tne state board gathers its
4 ' d statistics from 2.200 corre
spondents, practically one for every
township of , 36 square (miles; the
federal statistician has 1,800 corre
spondents, i
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Railroads Agree on
Embargo on Coal to
Tidewater Points
Washington, Aug. 20. An im
mediate embargo pn the movement
of coal to tidewater except upon a
definite showing that the coal upon
arrival at piers would be unloaded
into vessels with reasonable prompt
ness, has been agreed upon by the
railroads, it was announced today
by the American Railroad associa
tion. J '
i In a statement the association said
that at a conference held yesterday
. by Chairman Willard of the Asso
ciation of Railway Executives and
Col.. D. B. Wentz, president of the
National Coal association with rep
resentatives rf the commission on
ar service of thi American Railroad
..association, tidewater coal carrying
: Jines serving Hampton Roads and
the north, Various tidewater coal
exchanges and the American Whole
sale Trade Coal association, it was
decided, that such changes should
be made in the, regulations of the
' tidewater coal '. exchange which
& handles shipments through New
" York, Philadelphia and Baltimore as
would result in penalizing the hold
. ing of bituminous coal by individual
members of the exchange beyond
the free time permitted in estab
lished coal demurrage, tariffs.
Agetl Veteran of War
Of '65 Seeks to Have
His Record Cleared
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Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. 20.
Samuel T. King, 74 years old, a resi
dent of Joplin, Mo., appeared today
ttit United States disciplinary
bavacks at Fort LeaVen worth and
"sEed that he be locked up as a
' dsSerter, or else that his civil war
" reford be cleared. King wept while
! tolling his story to Lieutenant
r Colonel Rosenbaum, assistant com
mandant of the prison. Colonel
Rosenbaum refused to hold the aged
veteran and said the matter would
be investigated.
King had documents to show that
he was honorably discharged Febru
ary 10. 1865. on a surgeon's certifi
cate of disability issued by the ad
jutant genial of Missouri.
He also showed papers from the
bureau of records and pensions in
Washington, which stated that he
had twice deserted in 1864 being
convicted of desertion by a court
martial between the time of the two
alleged offenses. Should King's
record vbe cleared, army officers de
clared he would be entitled to more
than $20,000 in back pension.
He Returns Gift of King f
: : n Because Sons Penniless
London, Aug? 20. Because his
two sons who fought in the war are
unemployed and penniless in spite of
,their willingness to work, the care-taker
of the landing stage of the
f Royal Yacht squadron at Cowes re
turned to King George a diamond
scarf pirti the king's gift at the end
of the yachting week.
"!Until those who served his ma
jesty's country during the war,"
read the note accompanying the re
; tamed gift, "are provided with
' houses and employment, I Mould
Father not accept any. flfrlJWP his
That Gash Buying Pays at Hayden's Is Clearly Demonstrated by the Superior:Ya!ues Offered Buyers HereEvery Day.
Toilet Goods and Drugs
5c L i May Facs Powder (all I
hade.. Our special cash I
price 49c I
35e Woodbury Facial Cream. Our
prlca tic
tie Maaaatu'or Moon KIM Talcum.
Our prlca lSe
.JSo Jergen Benio:n . and Almond
- r.otlon. Our prlca ....23e
BOcf .D'JeY Klaa Rouge. Our price. 40c
60c. El Kado Dtpllatory. Our prlca,
at ........ ,. 48o
lie Epsom Salts (1-lb. pkf.) Our
caan pr:ce . Se
dur lln of Btua Beauty
Rose Toilet Preparatlona If
always complete. Come In and
ret a aampla of the Face pow
der.
75c Kellog-f 'a Laia. Caah price; Me
60o Gem Razor Bladsa Price. 3S
10c Wllllama' Bhavlof 8ap. Our
caah price ,. 1c
lie Juvenile orOUTllo Coap. Our
cah price t V
Zi Tr. Iodine (1-es. bottle). Our
cae -price 1....
.10c
B.
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. THE CASH STORE
CORSET SPECIAL ;
Extraordinary ,
Complete line of bras
siers and bandeaux;
all sizes; pink and
white, specially priced
at 65c
Warner Corsets, pink bro
.cade, heavy front graduat
ed clasp; 2 pairs hose sup
porters: sizes 21 K to 80;
former price $6.00, special
for . Sat. -cash price) $3.59
atei-
Manufacturer's
.-'
Surplus Stock
-OF- t .
Dress Shirts
. Af-
About Half -Price
About 100 dozen shirts iu this stock, consist
ing of woven and printed madras, crepe and
percales. Values to $3.50, Saturday. .'$1.95
e . '
A cleanup sale of men's silk hose in all plain
colors and a variety of stripes. Formerly
priced to $1.95, Saturday, each $1.00
Dozens of the newest patterns in men's silk
neckwear, at one price. Values to $2.00, Sat
urday, they go at. . .' . . ,v.$1.25
Summer
Clearance Sale
Women's
and Children's
v
Values Offered that Will Move Every Garment
' ' v, in our ;X':ti'(Xi
August Clearance Summer Apparel
0xt Go the Dresses in Four Special Groups
AT $3.85-0ne rack of per-j-caji,'
ftingham and Devonshire
dress suitable for morning or
porch wear; in fancy stripes,,
checks and figured ipiqucr, or
gandy and dotted 'Swiss col
lars. All sizes for misses and
women. Values to , $6.50
While they last the sale price
is .....$3.95
AT $5.00 One rack xf fan
cy figuerd voile, tissue lawn
and gingham dresses in floral
designs. Fancy stripes and fig
ured lawns, light and dark
grounds. Some with embroid
ered collars and cuffs; others
trimmed in organdy, pique and
gaberdine. Tunic, plaited, ruf
fled and tailored models. Val
ues up to $12.50; sale price is'
now $500
AT $8.50 One rack of fancy
lawn and voile dresses in light
and dark grounds; ruffled, tu
nic and plaited effects that for
merly $oM.upMo $22.50. Your
choice while they last--as there,
are only 35 dresses in the lot
,ou will have to act quickly.
Cash price for Saturday sell-
tig will be at $8.50
VT $19.50 One rack of
icw Fall .dresses serges, sat
ns, tricolette, messaline, geor
gette, in navys" and blacks.
Trimmed in beads, braids
yarn, embroidery and self
trimmed. ' Colors, are' navy
: aivi black ; sizes for,misses and
ladies. Elegant values Satur
day at an extremely low price,
not .to be equaled elsewhere'
to go at $19.50
Boys' School Togs.
duly 17 inore days
till school . opens
Why not get him
' ready now y
The Best Clothes
Jour money can' buy are here
for your selection, values we
know you'll appreciate after
inspection and comparison.
Our personal guarantee backs thequal-
- ity of these boys' clothes the same as in
men s suits.
Hart Schaf f ner
i s & Marx
Clothes with snap, style and quality like dad's, your idea of
satisfaction on a new suit $25.00 and $30.00
. Other. All Wool Suits
-two pairs of
pants; unsurpassed values;'
$15.00 to $20.00
Wpmnrs pure thread silk, full fashioned hose
in all new shades; also black and white; Satur
day ..,.....$2.69
Women's thread silk, fiber and silk lisle holse;
all colors; regular and outsizes; special up to
$2.00 values, Saturday ,89c
Children's school hose in black and brown; all
sizes; special prices : .35c and 49c
Special Sale
High Grade
Blouses
for
Saturday
A special
purchase of
fine blouses, Georgettes, Crepe
de Chines and Tricolettes, in
all the latest styles all shades
and izes, vYou ;vill be able to
select a blouse here for every
occasion. At the very4ow cash
price $6.95
i
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Coats at
$19.50
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A wonderful assortment of
coats suitable for fall
wear,, made up in varied
lengths, consisting of.
sprt (oats and coats for
general utility wear. Ma
terials , high grade Polo
Cloth, Shetland Wool? Gab
ardines, Velours, Tweds
and Serges. Sizes for
misses', ladles' and stylish
stouts in all the popular
plaids including navies;
values from $29.50 to
$40.00, Saturday special,
at .....319.50
.ill
Also ; guaranteed
' Saturday, at . . .
Let us, show you the most satisfying line of boys' cloth
ing in Omaha we believe it's here.
Children's Dresses Greatly Underpriced Saturday
300 children colored and white dresses in lawns,
voiles, ginghams and organdies that sold up to
$10 sizes 6 to 14, to go at $5.00
Children's colored an(d white) dresses In lawns,
voiles and ginghams; sizes 4 to 14; sold up to
$6.59; on sale Saturday at ............. $2.98
Underwear Specials
Women's fine cotton vests in whlt
or plnpc.with beaded or banjl tops;
regular price 35c and ?5c, on sale,
at 19
Women's fine lisle union suits with
beaded tops, tight knee or lace bot
tom; regular price 98c, sale, 69
Children's fine cotton union suits,
with tight knee or lace bottom;
sizes, 2 to 14 years; regular price
75c, on sale ' ;-50 i
Batiste and fine nainsook . night
gowns and envelope chemise in
wBite, pink, blue and maize; trim
med with fine laces or touches of
embroidery; regular price $2.98
end $2.50, on sale $1.98
Batist or soft muslin bloomers and
envelope themise in white or pink,
trimmed with laces or embroidery;
. i tt c ..i.'a-t en l
regular rico vi.io, uu ooic
Women's fine cotton bathing suits;
black, tr,immed with white; regular
price $1,93, on sale Saturday. .98
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We Are Splendidly Ready to Supply Your .Fall and Winter Clothing Needs
Suits, Top Coats, Heavy 111,, Qpnffinor' -'ft'1 MarYi-Made 'ni '
Winter Overcoats XT-dll OdldllllCl KS lVld,IA .Every Garment Guaranteed
Plenty of snappy models for the dressy young fellows a broad range of .cobsei'vat-iyetyles for older men of mort; quiet tastes assortments broad, enough
to insure satisfying selection and we 'guarantee Satisfaction, your kind of satisfaction, on every garment sold. ..,''' .."'' '
See Display of New Fail Models in 16th Street Windows
Try On Some of th? New Suits Saturday
Final Clean-Up
. -of- s
Women's rYfnr jQ
Children's VXIOraS
Women's brown and "black vici kid lace oxfords with a few pat
ient colt oxfords made with leather French heels. Sold all sea
sn at $7.50 .'. $5.00
Women's black and brown 7vici kid pumps and a few broken
sues in oxfords, all made with leather French heels. Sold all
season $5.50, at , $3.00
Women's white Nile strap pumps, ith low heels and white
Nile cloth oxfords with leather French heels. Sold al season
at $5.00, for . . . .$2.50
Men's brown and black gun metal blucher and English lace
"Hay den Special," made of the best quality soles and all are
v sewed on the Goodyear machine; $8.50 values $6.50
A "cleanup" of all the mn's tanvas shoes and oxfords,
broken sizes, for f $1.75
Misses' and child's $3.00 button shoes in white Osterid cloth,
with welt soles ; $3.00 values ...I .$1.50
Child's button and lace white canvas shoes, oxfords and
pumps; sizes 5 to 11 ....75
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Saturday Specials in Our Busy
. .' i t v
Sanitary Market
Spring Iamb
Forequarters . .17Ke
Hindquarters .?8ttcJ
r
All kinds of choice, quality Fresh, Smoked, Salt and Cooked
Aleats at Lowest Cash Prices.
Font ix)in r I steer f ot m a .
i..,;25ctel4c
Saturday in the Popular Price Section 1 m -Omaha's
Largest and Finest Display ,
1000 Smartly Trimmed
New Fall Hats
$5.00 ' $7.50
.$10.00
Millinery the equal of very much
higher priced models elsewhere .
WE OFFER FOR SATURDAY
, our largest tand finest display of
Children's New Fall Hats
Hundreds of Hats to. choose from
priced from 1
$2.95 to $12.50
2 :
f '
..lectric Iron, complete wltH six feet of cord and
stand, for 85.50
l-incb Electric Fan, for $5.75
.lcavy Splint Picnic Baskets, with hinged cover.
for : $1.45
Universal Oil Mop Outfit, for $1.25
ifandy French Fryer, family size, for....M1.00
Galvanized Mop Wringer Fails, for 3.75
Heavy Galvanized H-bushel Measures. .. .81.35
10-gal. Galvanized Garbage Cans. ... .7.: .$2.75'
S-gal. Galvanized Garbage Cans, cover lock tops,
for v 9Z.HO
1-qt. bottle of Liquid Furnltjfre or Floor Folisli.i
for i 49
Any 25c bottle of Oil or Polish, Saturday. .1
Any 60c bottle of Oil or Polish, Saturday 39
Cold Pack. Canning Outfit, Rack and Bofler,
combined, for..... , ......$4.50
Kitchen Set. consists of egg beater, potato mash
er, cake turner, 1 large fork, 2 mixing spoons
and rack to Jiang on, for $1.25
Four large rolls Crepe Toilet Taper, for.. 25
House
Furnishings
f T" : : 7"7
Cutting ; Dowp Grocery Prices '
,l8-lb. sack Hpst rVh Ulads l)la-
mond H Flour .....jM.W
Jl-lb. sack best Hfch GratVaT'ln-
montf H Flour S1.7S-
24-lb aaclc Pine Rye Flour J1.2S
lha "best White or Yillow Uorn.
meal .!3c
Th 'belt K'o. 1 Navy p.ans. lb.. 10c
The belt Domestic Macaroni," Suu-
giiftrl or Ekh Noodles. Dk..' 7Vtc
. Fsflcy Japan Hire, per lb No
lftnwce tans. Carolene Milk ....He
ld-ounc. ans Pet or Wilson M Ik.
- for ..,...;,.' ,..(.(...B
ls-ounccena Carnation lilk...46c
-ounc cans Pet or Carnation.
No. S cans Early June Pea., fancy
r.lp. Tomatoes or 8weet Sugar
Corn, can 12We
bars Beat-'JSm-All or Diamond C
8oi Se
1 '10 bars White Borax Naptha So.p.
for so
Tall cans Pink Salmon 1c
Gallon cans Molasses ., "
. Kamo As.'t'd Sups, can lOe
' Leo- Jfatt. can.)
, ',' DRIED FBCIT STECIALf
Fancy Evaporated Apples, lb.... We
Choice California Prunes, lb....l7He
Fancy 8eadlesS Raisins, lb Wc
Fancy Mulr Peaches, lb e
Fancy Peeled Peaches, lb ;3fle
' Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb. ...MSe
- S-lh. 1ars Pure Mine. Mat
Cixsca Layer Raisins, 1-lb. can.-Mc
.Shelled Popcorn, lh... T,4e
Fri.h Roaeted Peanuts, lb ITt
Tnnry Cullfornla Elherta Frerntona
Teaches, while thej last, crate,
at $13
CAJfDI DEPArTXEST Jimbo
Khrce market basket Fancy Klpe To-'
"SnHters . 40c
Of?K FA M Ol 8 fiOI-DEN 8ANT08
COFFEE, special, per lb 3e
Our famous M. A .1. Blend, lb...4Se
Our famous Ankola Blend, nothlnc
finer, lh 60c
Th. best Tea S'ftlnm. lb 17e
Choice' Pan Fired Japan Tea, lb., 3 So
Fancy Basket Fired Japan. Colour.
Ceylon! or Cunpowder Tea, lb. .9e
Breakfast, Cocoa, lb zOc '
OM A UK'S VEGETABLE MARKET.
15 lbs. best No. 1 Potatoes AS'
Krh Cabbage, large head V
Fancy Rv.cn t Corn,- dozen Ifte
Wax or Green Beans, lb fte
Fancy Ripe Tom&to.i, lb 5e
Fancy Cauliflower, lb Wo
Fresh Cut Pees, lh Me
Bermuda Onlonaglh tee
3 bunches Fresh Beets or Carrots. o
Fancy Head Lattuce. head 10c
Lemons Lemons Lemons
FANCY LABOR jnCT LEMONS.
THE BEST CREAMERY BCTTER.
BULft OR, CARTON, PER LB.. Wo
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, lb..
for M
Fancy Dlry Table Butter, lb... OOc
Fresh Ground Peanut Butter, lb.. ,
for tt'M
Pure Hony, pr lb 35c
The bjst No. 1 Kgcs. dozen V4c
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, lb..... 30c
Full Cream Brick Cheese. ll.....JHe
Touns: America Cheese, lb ,.33c
New Terlc White Cheese, lb eOe
, All heat brands Nut Butters. .. .llVt
Salted reanuts, special, lb....S5
It Pay TRY. HAYDEN'i FIRST It Pay.
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