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THE BEE: OJFAHA, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1920.
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Sees Drop Coming
In Corn Products
Slock Yards Visitor Says
Heavy Crop Should tower
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"llio greatly increased com crop
in Nebraska this year,, to say noth
i'ig of the unprecedent corn crop
throughout the United States, ought
to bring corn and its products down
to a reasonable price," said J. M.
Matthews of Colorado, "who was a
visitor at the stock yards, Tuesday.
"According to statistics," said Mr.
Matthews, the corn crop this vear
is 214.000,000 bushels larger than
1919, while the ?upply of hogs is 5,
539,000 short of last year's produc
tion. The report of the department
of agriculture of the United States
cortains the information of a pro
duction of 3,131,349,000 bushels of
corn this vear as against a yield of
2,917.450,000 last year.
"These figures show thnt accord
ing to the law of supply airrt demand
there should be a big drop in corn,
but, of course, there are other things
to be considered that will control
the price and of course the price of
hogs " will be inceased. Hog and
hog products will be governed by
the southern and export outlet for
i'ieat products and the consumption
Df other food pioducts, but, the facts
remain that there is a great proba
bility of cheaper corn and higher
pi iced pork.
'"To assist n the reduction of the
high cost of living the consumer
can simply let up on the consump
tion of pork and turn, his attention
to the consumption of produces
that are moM plentiful. That is the
only solutii of the high cost of
living probftm."
Arrest Man Charged With
Burglarizing Pool Hall
Kearney, Neb., Sept. 21. (Spe
cial.) William Moody of this city
was arrested yesterday as he stepped
fronNa train here and charged with
having burglarized the Grosh pool
hall, taking cigarets and tobacco
valued at between $400 and $500.
v Moody, who could not be located
since suspicion fell on him, came to
Grand Island and there called a
local relative by phone, threatening
o "get him." He stated that he
would be , up on the -next train to
make good this threat. The sherift
was at hand to receive him upon ar
rival. Moody, denied all implication
in the Grosh job and plead not
guilty, when given a preliminary
hearing.
Grading Begun on Harvest
Trail Highway at O'Neill
O'Neill, Neb., Sept. 21. (Special.)
Grading on the federal highway
between O'Neill,, in , Holt county,
and Spencer and Butte, in Boyd
county, the northern Nebraska por
tion of the Harvest Trail highway,
begins this week, the grading crews
working north from O'Neill toward
the Niobrara river. The road will
be completed to a point 19 miles
north of this city before winter and
work will be continued as long as
the weather permits.
A joint federal, state and bicoun
ty bridge over the Niobrara will be
one of the big improvements on the
highway.
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WEAR Collegiau Clothes this
Fall; that's the real way to
save. Collegian Clothes give great
er wear. They are stylish clothes
yet sensible and correct. The
prices arcj fair and honest pur
posely held down by both the
maker and ourselves.
-K'lkjs'ian Clothes are' be
low the market in price
over the market in . value.
Let us show you the New
Fall and "Winter Models
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Col. Robins Scores League
In Address at .West Point
West Toint, Neb.. Scpt. 21. (Spe
cial.) A fair-sized audience of
men and women assembled at the
court house on Monday to greet Col.
Rtymond Robins, and to hear him
discuss political issues. Xgl. I. C.
Elliott, chairman of the republican
county committee, acted as chairman
of the meeting. 1
Among the audience were noted
many former democrats. Mr. Rob
ins, in an eloquent speech, discussed
the dangers of the proposed league
of nations and emphasized the .duty
of the American people to keep their
affairs outside of 'European influ
ence.'' Negro Porter Bound Over
On Charge of Robbing Man
Sidney, Keb., Sept. 21 (Special
Telegram.) Special Agent L. Ply
mell of the -Union Pacific railroad
returned here Tuesday with Bert
Thomas, a negro porter, who stole
a pocketbook containing $117 from
Harry W. Huking, a passenger oc
cupying a berth on train Na. 4.
Huking is in the aerial mail serv
ice and was coming from Chey
enne to Omaha. The negro hid the
money in the locker.
"Davis had his hearing before the
county judge, plead guilty to the
charge and was bound over on a
$2,000 bond.-
Friend GirJ Dies.
Friend, Neb.. Sept. 21. (.Special.)
Viola, 14-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Paul Bangs of this city, died in a
hospital in Lincoln Sunday evening,
where she was operated on for ap
pendicitis. . The body was brcfught
to this city today for burial.
Holt County Corn Crop
In No Danger From Frost
O'Neill, Neb., Sept. 21. (Special.)
The Holt county. corn crop, one
of the heaviest in the history of the
comity, will be past all danger of
injury from freezing by Saturday
night, providing the present fair
weather continues until that time.
All but a very few fields already
have dried sufficiently to assure that
there will be very little, if any, soft
corn. The average yield will be
around 25 bushels, including the
stock range sections, which ordi
narily are not corn producing.
Arrest Man Suspected of
Attempt to Shoot Woman
Kearney, Neb.. Sept. 21.-(Spe-cial.)
Frank Schwab, t wanted in
connection with an attempt to assas
sinate Mrs.' Christina Jae6bson of
Rivcrdale was arrested neitr Ansel
mo, wiile in a field cutting alfalfa.
He made no effort to conceal his
identity and freely accompanied the
sheriff to Kearney, where he was
given a preliminary hearing yester
day, v .
Schwab ' was bound over to the
district court on a charge-of shoot
ing with intent to kill and his bond
fixed at $5,000. He plead not guilty.
The young man states that he mere
ly sought to frighten Mrs, Jacob
son by firing -several shots, but re
fuses to speak of cutting all tele
phone wires leading to the house
or smashing in the Jacobson home
door to gain admission.
AOVERTISKMKNT.
How You Can Make
Hairs Quickly Disappear
(Helps to Beauty), J
Even a stubborn growfli, of haS
will quickly vanish from-tjje facty
neck or arms after a single' treat
mcnt with delatone. To remove hail!
from arms, neck or face make a stif
paste with a little powdered delatond..
and., wateT; apply to hairy surface!
and after about two minutes rub off,
wash the skin and it will be left fre$
from hair or blemish. To avoid dis?!
appointment be quite certain you gejj
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Famous War Paintings
X)n Free Exhibition
- "Never Alone" ' '
On Fourtfi Floor Vahied at $75,000
v "The Conquerors"
On Fifth Floor Valued at $65,000
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Free Cooking School
Mrs. T.B. Wheelock. Instructor
In our Housewares Dept., on New Fifth Floor
Established Modes
for this Autumn and
Winter Season
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In Dresses
New Ityaterials
X Ne Colors
New Trimmings
Cy'OMBINE to express refreshing origi
nality, awl silhouettes, genuinely im- t
aginative, flaunt their gay variety. In
spite of the correctness of style and the
exclusiveness of style and workmanship ;
our prices are much lower than elsewhere.
Jersey, Silverfone, Tricotine,
N Serge, Satin, CrepedeChine
and Taffeta;
In navy, black, copen-and br6wn display
the smartest of Fall models Chemise, tunic
effects, coat dresses and fttedingote styles, some
beaded or embroidered, others smartly tai
lored. ,
Priced from 17.50 to 49.00v
AMERICA'S HOME SHOE POLISH
Is Wax and Oils
that's
wnv it polz'sAes,-
protects and preserves
all1 leathers. Always JQg
BL ACK-TAN-WH ITE -0XBLO0D - BROWN
In. Our Gown Section
We are showing reproductions and adaptations, ec-
fffiS ecuted in soft, luxurious fabrics, enhanced by exquisite
embroideries of brightly colored silks, beads and tinsels.
The straightline silhouette predominates in the new cre
ations with the modish low waist of the Moyen age.
Prices range from 62.50 to 195.00
Brandeis Stores Second Floor West
Menu for Wednesday:
Society Mousse Corn. Tomatoes
Siirica 3fonL- C1m C.I.J
.iil'fcji FOR CROWING 0NAH4 Rice and Cocoanut Pudding
Wednesday We Hold Another Wonderful
Sale of Phillipine Gowns
Chemise and
Skirts
Seconds of Slight.
Imperfections
Just 350 Garments
Seconds-op
3.98 to a j.
8.50 values l
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The Chemise
Lace insertion trimmed, or embroidered
with straight or round tops.
3!
Each
The Skirts
With embroidered flounces and in
short length sizes.
Women's New Vogue
u Winter Coats
The Gowns
Hand made, hand embroidered gowns, hemmed with Val. insertions, a few
filet trimmed; other all embroidered with floral sprays and punch
work; kimono sleeve and sleeveless gowns; square, round nd V necks.
, Brandeis Stores Third Floor Center
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pOMPRISING the smartest and
mokt distinctive creations, ex
ecuted iji soft, luxurious fabrics
such as v
Yukon and Baffin
Seal
Salz Pecot
Ungava and Behring
Seal
Beautifully lined with Mallinson's
Pussy Willow, and with interesting vari
ations in huge self and fur collars oi
Beaver, Nutria, Raocoon, Dyed Raccoon
and Opossum featuring both long and
short models with Dolman and regulation
arm sizes, and with loose belted backs.
Prices range from $55 to $185
Brandeis Stores Second Floor West
A Commanding Sale of 600 fj
Pairs Perrin Imported
Cape-Skin Gloves
50
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Regular $4
and $5 Values
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On Sale
Wednesday
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These Glove are attractive and refined Along with this lot of Perrin's Gloves,
in appearance, and possess exceptional we will offer about 750 pairs of real French
wearing qualities. There has been a con- 2efasp kid gloves, from a popular importer;
stantly increasing demand for this one- all the wanted, shades of brown, tan, grey,
clasp stjile in gloves ; regular 4.00 O PA heather and black and white; O Ef
iwv soecial. ' ver nair. .JJ
and $5.00 values; special, per pair, d.JJ special," per pair,
Brandeis Stores Main Floor North
Pure Thread Silk Hosiery
In a Great Sale Wednesday
First Quality, 2J50
and 3.00 Values
Special, Pair, at
122
Full-fashioned and semi-fashioned,' silk to the
knee, lisle soles and high reinforced heels; colors
are black, white', cordovan, Russian brown, navy
and grays; all are first auality of 2.50 and 1 AO
3.00 values; specially priced at, per pair, lUO
Brandeis Stores Main Floor Center
Continuing Our Great September Sale of
Rugs, Curtains and Draperies
89.50 Seamless Wiltons at $75
9x12 heavy Wilton rugs for living
room and dining room; extra dur- JC fC
able grade in new color effects, at '
English Filet Net Curtains
Curtain Voiles
With beautiful colored borders
and ribbon edges: 40 inches wide;
regular 1.25 quality; special at, per
yard,
! Plain Marquisettes
69c
500 pairs, with beautiful corner
motifs and, lace edges; worth 12.00
per pair; special,
6.75
49c
In white and ivory, 36 inches
wide; regular 75c quality; special
Monday, at, peryard, .
1.75, 4-yd. Wi Linoleum, 1.29
Genuine printed linoleums, wide enough to cover kitchen or dining room in one piece; 1 OQ
ood parquetry, tile and mosaic patterns in attractive colorings, square yard, at t7
Rugs Fourth FldDr Center , -f Draperies Fourth Floor East
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