THE REE: -OMAHA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29,
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New House Bills
R. Ists, ' Lancaster Del.gation Fr-J the Platte connecting Snuudora and Doug
HUM any county and a municipality mere
M.
In to acquire a nil and polntl construct
and roalnialn a, building for public use
Would authorize city of Lincoln and Lan
caater aounty to build Joint court nouns
and city ball, saying, (or Kama by a bond
istiue nd-special lovlc.4.
' M. It. Sl. Committee on Roods ami t
Ih counties
K. K. J5, T.undy and Jacoba Amende
law relating to apportionment of money
received, by temporary school fond.
H. II. 30, KppersonAmends law ra.
lnllng to location of cemeteries and their
g ovHrnmont. "-
H. K. SKI. Knrieiion -Provides that
.Urirtges Kepesls provlelnn requiring state ) when a county 'fat t How located In an
highway bureau to reasslgtt automobile inland town seven or mora tnllia from
owners thrlr old license numbers, rte- la railroad, and persona desire to remove
3Ulrri county treasurers to furnish llcens tt to wlunlil a mile- of a railroad, the pe
uUnks. ' Ite.julres buroau to furnish two mion calling a special election need hav
number plates to oaoli owner, on of which bu, 50 ner rent of the vol era aa doter-
ehall be displaced on the front and one . met ut the last generul election. A
en ine mck oi mm iua;iun. nuinnw
1 hrcn-flf tlia vots la necessary to remove.
use or pastebosrd oarus ty oeaiers lor Mcu, ,')! 01Mr caM1) where a ma
tars told In trnosit, Rood for Ijy days tori,:, ,h,ti K0vcrn
only. Provides that Hi per cent of auto- Vt Js Hoaen nanln-a countv
pioblla license tax ahall ba retained by the b "r-,KJ1 "ui,,,,? Vna? tal roll In
mlttod to the state. Kineraoncy
11. n. !46. Committee on Roads and
j Hrldges itoqulres rounty treasurer U wi
pure
. Iirllirt8- Knnot . rulnw of tue -road Cor
.(Uto!nnbil drivers; allow Bpeed limit n'
property of I ho ptatK, Kiiu'ruenoy
r ir i vie r..r.1.T,m d. m
rif mllea an hour In cities and villages,
twlth apeclai enecplious th police and fir
vehicles, ambulance, physicians and Sr
jKoona; forbids 'drunken porsen lrlvlir;
'hers any one convicted of vlolutlon fmm
(t,iirivlnir for threeiiontlin; pontilty or j:ot.
'o fSot fine, or not exceeding 60 days
hn .tall for violation. Lists of violators
o be kept by local court clerk, other
i lu-nnltica provided for driving without a
registration ' plate; jsundry other rcarula
ItIoi a. Kinorifency, ,
I K. II. ."47, Iyart Provides for prosocu
jtlon and )mfil.ihtuent of an accomplice
in a felony as if he were the principal
offf-nder,
i If. K. J4S. Pyaart Oovarna recognla-
of eaa and nrnhibiis aula of unfit ones.
AnnUHl license f' of 1 for dealers, to be
'paid to Department of Agriculture. Pen-j.-iltv,
l(l to J.id fine. Kincrncncy.
K H. 3l l''rosl Provides for the an
;unl ejconiliir.ttou of county officers, Mhe
Unities of officers in connection therewith,
this manner of puyment arid qualification
of auditors, time for advertising for bid?
fund letting of contract. 1
If. It. 851, Franklin Provides that the
ITiiHXlmum rales ' fcr nil commodities
ahlpped by rnllroa'Vn shall bs 74 per ceni
th rates In efftKt on January 1, 1 9'J7
atino remain In effoot until tha railway
1 ommlmion ahall huve provided a greater
4iatc. Kmeraency.
-. If. It. Mellor Changing name of
jtho elate board of agriculture to jtRtc.falr
M'lonrd.i to conaUt of five members rom
foncn congressional aictrict. tpifntner witn
ftbe Rovemor, land c'lmmbisiuner, dean of
jtlia agricultural college and the president
offa duly elected delegate from the Ktuto
f horticultural society, statewide farm
inrtranisutlona, statewide live Btock associa
ftlona nnd each county or district nrlcul
tural society, who shall be ex-offlcio mem-
li.ra for tha ntirnntA rf rti,ll hijt II n v itn.l
fronsultlnc as ta tho wants, prospects and.
conditions & ngrlculturnl, live stock and
I nilKcellancous fair interests; at sucii nn
jittal inceUru; ltta niada optional whether
to elect -two1 or tnree lnehibera from each
congressional district In 1922, each for
a term of two years, ono of whom shall
aot have served us a member of the board
during tho previous year. The president,
vte president and secretary, shall sonstl
tu'e the hoard cf managers. All except
: secretary most be a member of the state
ifnlr board. Tha activities of the board are
Jlimited io fair Interests only;. 110,000 Is
.1 j'pi uprioiru nir payment oi iirenuuiis
sfrom state treasury, and stats iiudilor Is
to audit accounts. Members are to be
pub! ?r, a day for Attendance at meettnirs
;und Rt tho fair, plus mileage, the prenl
:b nt to get J40(., tho rice president $300,
h tteasurcr V'.hb and the secretary as
fixed by the beard.
H. H. 333McI,eod Strikes from present
!tw the requirement that relatives of per
sons in stato hospitals for the insane must
uay, where they can, r0r care 'and keep of
patients, and substitutes provlsothat the
Telatlves or friends shall have the privi
lege of paying any portion' or all of tho
account. . x
. H. JR. S&4. McT.etd Kequires publication
of notices regarding public Improvements
or special elections in the newspaper pub
li.hed nearest tho sites.
H.. H. 3S, Armstrong Provides for
maintenance by taxation of volunteer ftrlj
departments or companies in cities where
f organised. Kmersency.
I II. 11. 35. Hascall, Douglas, TVesterhoff;
l!owman, Peck nod Uriswold-Provldln;
i 3lMtnca for ot'flcers, soldiers, sailors,
marines, nurses nnd all ex-service persons'
jjwh.. hava received an honorable dlscharirei
Strom tho united states in tho war with
Germany, for purposes to be known as tho
home builders' business! profession, for
ostry and land settlement plan, exceot ftou
solentlous' objectors or ; those... who Sougnc
5 to. kvoiil service because of alienaae or
4 haying been guilty of' fraud ipr violation
01 tne selective semes act; requires state
to provide a fund from which not to eg
feed (3,1)00 shall be loaned to any ex
service person to buy or build a house
br a bualnbss, or la establish-himself in
one of the Vecogpfzed , professions; 10 per
cent of the prico liall be In cash, the
balance to be amortized In 13 years; a
nonpartisan commission Is to handle the
fund, ono to'bs an cx-servloe man; pro
vides for settlnc aslda: of school lands
suitable for forestry reserves with
kx-servlce men In charge; all other school
i lands to be sold at auction to the highest
I bidder, any ex-servlee man . to have 30
J years to pay for 1? if he buys up -to $10,-
000 provides for state purchase' or dona
tion of lands where Intensive furmtng on
80-acre tract ' may' be. practiced oir" tho
colonisation plan, nn experiment station
in nearest ' paper.
II. R. a3. Kpparso
tlwtl of courts of ri
son Enlarges Jurlsdlc-
cord by giving them
i.tiftwAr In inv di' on or In anv tntlencn-
oneliers drawn no slate Highway runa , intailecutorv nroceerilnls to de-
i.4Ped from automobile. Ilrunsea. by state " .i-i.I .., IT.ii.
Mahuav bureau ilnrlilnerv and eoulii- claro rights and otherlegal relations on
. rT 1 . r.,5 . .,.. wrlltun request for such declaration wheth
er or not further relief Is or could be
claimed, and audi declaration shall have
tho force and effect of a final Judgment,
subject, howaver, to review,
it.: 11.' 364, rtandall Defining general
libel to be a malicious defamation, ex
pressed by printing, or signs, or pictures
or the like, tending to impeach the hon
esty, integrity, virtus, reputation, oharac
tcr or patriotism of tha people of any na
tionality, race, religious denomination or
sect, tjiereby exposing them to publlo hatred,-.contempt,
rliUrule, prejudice or dis
favor. Punishment ahall be not more than
$1,000 or a year In penitentiary. It shall
not be a defense that any part ef act
shall have buen committed outside tho
state, and trial may be had In any county
where generally circulated. The .truth,
when published with, good motives and
for Justifiable ends shall be a sufficient
ahui'n in- umirici couri. defense , m
II. U. 849. nouglnsnwiulres candling K. H. 3f3, Epperson -Adding tO' the dis
qualification of a Judge to alt in a case
whore the attorney Is either father-in-law,
son-in-law or brother-in-law. -
W. K. 3SG, Douglas County Mem bers
Repeals old law relating to the practice
or optometry ana creates a board Of ex
aminers. , ,
H. R. 367, Hascall Providing that all
donations and gifts to the university shall
bo under "the control of the board of re
gents and makes a fate treasure, treasur
er of the university.
H. R. J8, Barbour Provides for the or
ganization, ef pest districts for. the pro
tection of crops and pasturage, urovldes
for regulatlotfand government penalties
for violation. : '
H. It. 3ci9, Metlrs and Roed Requires
fuller renorts from forelfirn rnrflnratlnn.
j 'ach congressional district, together 'with and placing occupation tax on the basis
Ftbe Governor. Initil eommlNSl.ine r. ilan of of irrnM rfAinta. tin fn, h flt t9A tiAn
and 60 cents a. thousand thereafter.
II. R. 370, Webster and -Sundquist Pro
vides manner of mortgaging -trust estates,
Emergoncsv .
H. R. 371, Webster and Sundqulsl Law
relating to contracts for construction and
repair of drainage districts and providing
how future districts may be organised.
H.'R. 372, Downing Raises pay scale for
county assessors and assistants from $5 to
$7.50 per day In counties of small popula
tion. If. R. 373, Epp"rson-Relleves second-"'-class
cities 'ojd villages from glvlngbond
in cases appealed by thcra.
H. 11. 374, Hmre Allows segregated
parts of school districts authorised by law
to make tax levy up to 100 mills to levy
the same amount. Reduces bond require
ment from two-tnlrds to three-fifths ma
jority at election when vote "is taken.
Emergency. '
H. R. 376, Hascall and Randall Require
.Metropolitan Water district to take steps
Itrr the purclWse of privately owned ice
plants before proceeding to enlarge Its own
plant. In case of disagreement, county
Judge to appoint, threo freeholders as a
board of appraisers. If the water district
falls to approve tho figures,, another board
of appraisers may be appointed. Private
owners may appenl'and tho district court
may grant a higher award.
H. R. 376, Jacobs Authorizes counties
having 10,000 or greater population to ap
point assistant or field, teachers, to woii
under the county superintendent's direc
tion and assist locnl teachers. Field teach
ers required to hold first (trade certificates
and have two years' experience.
H. R. t"t1 Sti a tf Authorises second
class cities and villages to use concrete
pipe or vitrified clay pipe or other suit
able material tor ; constructing sewers,
Emergency.- o ' ,
H. R. 378, Votnw Permits resubmission
of the question of Moving county seat
within 10 years after an election upon
that question, if a majority of. the Voters
favored a change Iti tho location.
H. .It. 379, Douglas Delegation Author
ises Douglas county hoard to pave and
repair roads adjoining the; city of Omaha
and pay the onllre expense thereof.'
II. R. 380, Drueaedow Validates district
paving bonds hetotoforof issued , without
lawful authority by sccond-dtass cities and
villages, and provides for Biich legislation
Id future by resolution of the mayor and
council or board of trusteea. Emergency.
II. R. -381, Druesodow Creates a board
of cemetery trustees in cities of. 6,000 i
26 000 population, comprising threo. mem
bers appointed by the mayor and council,
and serving without ,fpa5'.
H. K. 383. Douglas Delegation Omaha
charter bill.
H. K. 383, Downing Raises state ac.r
countant's salary to $2,600 per year, and
authorlzos the auditor ta appoint not more
than 10 assistant accountants at $10 per
day and traveling; expenses. Requires aa
examination to bo made of the books and
accounts of all county officers at least
once In omry two years, without previous
notloe.x'C-'upVs of reports of such exam
ination to be fllod with the state auditor
I to be located wlthlr reach; thel state Is and the county clerk. Penalty for wifh
1 to loasj $VS00 for lmprovemcnis. The holding Information or records from any
f
commission Is quired to safetruard tin
I interests or tne state, and earn person ae-
siring to avail himself of the law must
I give bond for principal end interest. The
I state to pay premium in advance for him
If he hasn't the inouey and "collect after
wards. I H. R. SET, Foster Provides that In
I Douglas county firehouses may be used for
I election purposes.
II. R. 168. Douglas County Members
1 Definitely locating on section line be
jtween townships 14 tnd 15 any bridge the"
accountant, fine not exceeding $100. Ac
counts iof city, village, township and
school, district officers to be examined
upon petition by 20 per cent of the resi
dent'' taxpayers..
H. R. 384s Nutzmnn Allows majority
of the school voters living In rural terri
tory Included with a city or village con
solidated district to detach such territory
therefrom by filing a written request with
the county superintendent. Emergency.
II. R. 386, Mose'tey Fixes specific grav
ity and other requirements of turpentine
board of pubilo works may order over sold within the state, and . puts enforce-
Victrolas
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$25 $125
$35 $150
$50 i $225
$75 I $275
No home need be ivithoiit
a Victrola
u
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We'll arrange't'erms to suit your conveni
ence oh any style. x X
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Gome in tomorrow and select yours.
MIGKE-CS:
A
"The House of Pleasant Dealings"'
l Fifteenth and Harney, .Omaha v
Phone Douglas 2793
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i 'nn4it All
CrfCIAl FrTtR$.llTI!wrUfHl STUlClt CWOStCtS
1 iotc r osvfccr
ment tn the hands of :'.ie deportment of
agriculture. Penally for adulteration, mis
branding or othnr violation, $10 to $100
fine or jail term aoi "seceding three
men tha. ' - ,
II. - n. Ss: Oould and Miner Directs
tne department of agriculture to pro
vide for dally testing and 'Inspection of
all scales In stock yards used for weigh
ing live stock, grain and hay. bought or
sold In tho yards. Forbids use of scales
unless tested end certified by. inspector.
Penalty $6 to $60 fn.c.
K. Jt. 384. Heed (lives public welfare
department general rtfpervlslon and con
trol over nil water works, water supply
systerTis. artificial ice 'plants and sewer
systems, for sanitary -puruos is, ' except in
Lincoln snd Omuha. "Tteoulres all plana
bs sumblttcd fof dcpnruiient s approval.
Penalty for violation. $10 to $600, lino;
,-oeh day's violation to conirtituto a new
offense. Kmcrgcncy.
II. R. Sj. WcCiellan Mskcs Spanish-
American and World war veterans who
have Reached the sge of 35. eligible to be
commandants of state soldiers' homes.
H. R. 3D. Dougias Delegation (jives
rural territory. In Douglas county one
member of the count), boards
H. R. 397, O'Gara Requires city and
village school boards and those In con
solidated districts titpubllsh proceedings
of all meetings' of the board at one-third
the legs! rate.
H. R. 398. Lynn Requires coiinty boards
to designs! three official newspapers. If
there are that number published in tho,
county, in which proceedings of the board
and other county legal notices shall' Be
published.
H." r. S. Fish arid Caifis Committoe
Rewrites fish, and lanio lawt of Nebraska.
II. R. 400. Anderson (Knoi) Provides
for school district caucuses la districts
containing lllage of more than SOU In
habitants, ta be held two weeks or more
before election, tor nomination of candi
dates fr membership on the school board,
tinergeney.
II, R. 401, Morlan Raises limit of school
tax In districts having fewer than 160
chddren from 31H to 10 mills.
II. R. 402, Murphy, Hifnner and Kssaa
Repeals state hail insurance law.
II. K. 40, Morlan Rnlsca salaries of
tonrd of control members from $3,000 to
$C,00 per year.
H. H. 404, Snow Raises salaries of
secretaries to the governor, the board
of control snd of State Hallway com
mission and o various deputies to elective
stnla officers to $3,000 per year. Emer
gency. H. R. 40$, Gould nnd Miner Requires
state; board of assessment to levy a state
school tax cf 6 mills, proceeds of which
ahall be placed In temporary school fund
und apportioned semi-annually with otber
revenues of that fund. Specifies certain
requirements which school district must
meet In order to participate ,ln, distribu
tion. Emergency.
IT. R. 4('.. Dyball Provides ,f or ergan-
izatlon and Incorporation of Episcopal
iburclt parishes and t tier conduct or their
tiff airs. Kmergenoy. v
H. R. 407, Douglas Requires 69 per
cent petition of school voters to cs)ll an'
election under the rc-dlstrlcting law and
60 rer'cent of the votes cast to uphold
consolidation. 1 Forbids another . election I
all bin three years. Raises petition r
qiilrrnient for voters in rural territory,
opposing consolidation to CO per cent.
H. R. 40.1, Fifty-six Members Now blue
sky law,
H. K. 409, Wittltu'c (lives attorneys a
lien for services upon muney of their
clients hold In the custody of the court
or any officer thereof, and , provides Mr
trial of eny dispute between the attornn,"
and the client regaidlnri amount due the,
former.
II. R. 410, Ilakanson Raises petttlon re
quirement to 6 per cent for holding eloe.
Hon on proposed school consolidation, und
require, a majority of two-thirds to carry
it. Forbids another election it bin three
years.
H:. R. 411.' Lancaster Delegation Pro
vides for consolidation of Lincoln and lis
nuburbx. subject to a vot of tho people Jit
each municipality. In the case of ab
sorption of nny rucurban community the
city of Lincoln will become liable for all
of Its obligations, contracts, franchises ami
licenses within the area absorbed. Police
men and firemen of annexed suburbs to
become members of city departments with
out loss of rank or pay. The city of Lin
coln thereafter to assess and collect all
texts, defend nil actions at law and ad
minister all affairs of annexed suburbs.
Kmergcncy.
HR. 412, Hllll.ird, Park ind Douglas
Trovldes four-year term for state superln
dent, after 1922, In couformity with tno
Millies prohibition- against rounty Judges
practtalng law atrly l all counties. sHub
Jects any-supreme, d'.alrlot or county Judge
or court clerk t Impeachment and re
moval from office where ensaglng In such
practice,
H. R. 418. Reed and Klglit Olhers
American lesion bill appropriating '$2,000,
000 as a fund for -rare aniljreHef of ex
sor lee men, Vi furnishing food, clothing,
iiuillial .or sisrglcnl aid, paying lunernl
rvict,H-K, etc. Also authorised aid to
Widows and depend" lit children of soldiers.
Fund to be Invested In Liberty bonds and
otlo r npprovo,13!"itrlUes, which the slaw
treasurer shall place In the care of the
board of control, uetlng us n board uf
trustees for administration of the fund,
lot rest thereon lo be used for relief pur
poses. Payments to bo made through tho
American legion, but none of the state
fmulh tir bo used for Us maintenance. Pen
alty lo fraudulent representation in ob
taltng relief., fini not ' exceeding $600 or
Jail term not exceeding six months, o'
both. Umergency,
toBdcnt. after 1922. In cot
nniendod constlttil ion.
Ji. R. 413. "Park. Hllliai
ard 'and Douglas
Prttvliles four-year term for county judges
ifter 192$ as per new constitution.
H. Mr 414, Park, TillMerd and Douglas
New Senate Bills
s.
si on
F. 308, Saunders and Others Kevl
of Omaha charter actr
S. F. 209. lloagland Authorizes county
board to sell ground unnecessary for pub
lic use.
S.' F. 210, Hastings and Beebc Repoala
old law extinguishing aurliorityof oxecu
U'iecc and ailri.lnisrrsiricea who marry.
J3.' F. 211, lloagland Requires csndldates
for" congress and for Mate and county of
fice to file expense accounts 10 days bo
lero Instead of after election, nnd esti
mate intended expense up to election.
S. F. 212, Norral cMHUes out clause In
auto license foe law taxing trucks on basla
of "capacity load."
S. F. 11.1, NrvMl - Authorises county
boatd to hire chrk for county assessors.
M. F. !I4. Merka Forbiils ilepariment of
public works lo" extend state aid to "any
bridge bolween launders ami lougb,h
iMuutles across Plirtie river except one bo
u....t....u ,i ...i i -.
S. F. 216, Dutton Prohibits repudlafioiN
l'l Btrri,i ,iii-uveiU"oi Miieno.v ,-,iu,iuieu
in rltlss of second class and villages.
S. F, 216, (looil. Uijss and Wilts, Au
thorises new board vt Education for state
normal schools to prescribe courses.
S. F. 2ti, Coopr Defines "Kenernl li
bel' against races or sects, and Imposes
$1,000 fine. Introduced at suggestion of
Omaha .lows. t .
8 . F. 211, Darting (by request)
Creates slnte sclmol health director with
full authority over all schools to hire in
sptctur for health and sanitation. Law
to be In charge of state superintendent
S. F. 19, Hastings and Heebe Repeals
wartime act protecting fights of soldi
und sailors In -court. '
H. F. S20, Kduujtlonal tJommlttee Re
moves school IcvyUlaiU In rural districts,
with emergency.
8. F. 221, Kdurntional Committee Re
quires county boards to furnish one fu'l
tlme assistant to each county superintend
ent where school population Is over 1,500
in county; half-lime assistant in other
ountioM.
8. f. 222, Ib.elio Si months In eoimtw
Jail for Illegal) voting and $un flnu and
not to exceed six months fuss procuring
Illegal voting,
H. F. 223. lo.r! Bliss and Wlltsti-Kre-arrlbve
rules for n u'mal school iioaro; o."
education, Incluillng authorlxiMlon lo
grant liachelor of ails degrees.
H. F. 2::4. Ifoijcliind Amends habea-.
corpus apiienl act lo -trlke out "by crimi
nal procedure," unking appeal as In elli
avtlons, t
H. F. 2J5. Tfougland -Incresses bond lim
it from $ l., o.imiii hi tlfii.tl'iil for1 muitlclpul
publlo utilltii limuoveineiitii In cities t
6. One to 2(i,iiiio, and pnnldos authority asfm' .
"enlargcmenis and improvemenls."
M. F. 22. itccln I'mrc'is defocts In
fewer law of 1919 for cities of second
class. 1 ,
Coal cotilaiiiinn more than 2Xc,
J,jPrr r(-'"c sttlpliur cannot be used
in R3fS plants. '
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3RUISES-SPMNS
Alternate applications hot an J
cold cloths then apply-
VapoRuq
tW 1 7 Million Jan UseA Yn,1u
Buffets in all period designs In all
woods and finishes are- Included in
the gigantic Mid-Winter Clearance
Sale at 20 to 60- per ,cent reductions.
Aji example -of the Bargains that De
nes comparison
is shown above.
This fumed oak
buffet is i, priced
it
24x35 In. Table
Artistically turned, legs. Just
as pictured and you can secure
this bargain In the mahogany
finish tomorrow -i s $8.75
W i'.a'ISK
I II s- ' - f- . " ." , ' ' d e f a y-
ilfl ' ' " r ' . . xt r Trr i.
Was Priced $55
Kitchen cablhets in many,' many
styles are now pi Iced to sell a t 20 to
0 rt cent reduction Just think
what a saving this ntaltes possible.
The., cabinet, shown lias lull metal
sliding table top . V M
and other labor- M 7
saving inventions aO g I M I J
It' Is now priced- ssss jr
....... Htfed
IJ' Englander , Couch Bed
I I ' - Complete ' with Englander Springs " and
I durable covered mat- .
III tress. Vsed both as a V n J 7C
comfortable couch and 0 M 4C I V
l II as a full sized be!. . ""
II " p,lcc'1'" "''" SBasalssr"-
60-In. l4ah. Table
I I One of the maiy davenport table bargains
Is shown here it .
comes in the William P M 1 Cfl
l and Mary period and pl W 3
I - can be bought on T mmmm m ,
credit Ammr-
H Our entire stock is marked
I to 60 per cent rediic-' .
llllll tlons. This one has P P
I golden I oak frames s9 s4
llll ' and is uphplstered in m
imltntioir leather ...;.'. sT t
II 1'
inin
'
time to buy furniture.
Prices 'cannot go lower
t than those in effect at the Mid
Winter Clearance - Sale, In fact,
we sincerely, feel that even if you wait
for months and months you will not have as
,j?xeat an opportunity to save money. Every piece
of furniture on our floors is included in the sale,
"You'll find Thousands of Bargains that absolutelv defv
comparison, and in every Instance you can be sure of finding
me amcie you mcsi aesire mamea to sen at-
Ami eon't forget thnt your credit buys tin imieh as
at Hartaisn t. ji you are not supplied with
the jeady cash, remember that it is just as
mgrnuiea to buy cn credit as it is (o buy
with -tash you are merely cashinjf ni on
your future earninKs. Look over this advertise
ment carefully and remember that even if vhat
ypu need Is not shown, you will find it on sale at
a sensational bargain price. -
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Save Biff Monev To buhurnW wan ounei oamcu rorccxam
Orx WJ WW -iffnAfi to meet the aDrovcl of par-I outalde trimmed with polished niok- I I
- 11 1 1 ticMlar buyers, urainaniy - n ei. tnuusw uib wh$id vi iiimi
sw v i m hi,rfu for a limit itta. uui db- i norcpiain ana iteuuia it uu-itmu mo' i 11
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y rNJlGr b and bDrinffs irullmanUavenport . 0
CTTV " -1 "Vfl .. - : The Mid-!,-nter (Tcaii.nee nlc pedtlc- ,
.V . A Jfcaw Xl f aV Tr" . tlons have cre.tted a nrf Sh, mwm ... ' l
XJT Vc -saa. XM1 M .- ' " F-'some-wonderful bat;- g mm K m
"X. W CS ' I T H " (tains, one ot which is V. 3 " III
m 11 .It shown here. . full Km m
V AJi Vt'N ' , I length davenport at.. .W "sf
.V jmPt 1 I A Simmon's crib in white ' ' : "C: ' -
, imWih ' this bargain In the. mahogany II ' " II ..Ytn-dni aide. IJmtZ. ti&sS&SSMgtt WwPN
? ijz -I ;S'fepE3' sF' Sacrificc I
50-In. Mah. Table . U lEHvlSI : IPilllSP' I
ne of the maiy davenport table bargains ff VW BffflU. lip" VI I WJJ I II II I II I ' t '
$lO50 rJ:- u : . r- . & -w a r iriiMi , gvrgi
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I savkig. Several choice I fT. f
Now Priced at
Every chiffonier In our enorm
ous stock Is reduced 20 to 60
per cent hundreds of other
bargains await your selection
tomorrow.
Price Smashed to $
-A room full of furniture nnd you save ninny a dol
lar on your purchase. Because of the illd-Winter
Clearance Sale and the astounding reductions we are
able to offer this seven-piece fumed oak library suite
for only
bave About $10
492-
Tni!..t tnhlefl nil en nt SO to 60.
per cent reduction one of tho
bargain outfies Is shown here.
The golden finish table and
stool go at If 13.75
Kroehler Kodav Bed
to sell at
Sanitary
Couch
$975
,l':st as shown
n;nde by Slnr,
ri.-ri's and fully
1; 1 ivutced.
9x12 Seamless Royal
Wilton Rugs
Tomorrow we offer you'
these high-grade runs
at a saving that
amounts to? several dol
lars
9x12 Seamless Velvet
Rugs
High pile Velvet Rugs
of a Quality that gives!
years ana years or serv
ice. Bee tbem
row. Only ............
9x12 Seamless Wool
Brussels Rugs
A new assortment ofl
Datterns and charming
color combination.!1
make choosing easy.
On terms at this spe
cial price
Use Your
SJ
Credit
A small payment Hoy, i ei
tha balance in easy Meek
iy or Monthly installment
makes burins' easy at
Hartmnn'fl. Come in to
morrow m4 investigate.
A Bargain
That Defies" Comparison
7.6x9 Seamless Wool
and' Fiber Rugs
Coma, early v tomorrow..
so as to select from
most complete stock.
Use your credit.......
27x60-inch
Axminster Rugs
A splendid chance for
you . to select a hlgh
jrrade rug nt a 'real
saving. Several choice
patterns si
27x54-1 nch
Brussels Rugs
These rugs are shown
in a splendid iwiort
ment of patterns, so
you ro sure to find
ono that pleases.
Price Smashed
Another Shimicur.s Led, bargain rii; t vn
hut. 1 'v jiiipin iiiea m
Omaha. Has 2-In. con
tinuous posts rhitosc
pold bronre er wliito
mamcl finish at this
Ii lice
Can't be Duplicated
A solid oak dinimr tubl
proud to own. Comes
in the gulden finish -nnd
is Just its shown S
'here. Take sdvnntiiBc 1
of tho dale price" and
ave money :
Rvery period dining i loom suite goes at iO to
uer cent reductloa you will fliii many
BUiies otrereu at prices innt aery cuinpunson. .n;
Tb.' chairs iif'thts suite have cane paneled barks VJ
. ....l.nl.nM.l tn lr.a1.p Tll f
miu m, ut'ti-.!.. . ... giijuitia . , .. . . ' - --
table 'extends . to fuTT six feet.Euy the full
suite of five piece's 'tn Jtirobcon Oak... ,.
. .. . '
id
OP
that you will he
Usual
Credit
THe Full Suite
Adnm l.urlod th in rich Ivory finish bo-
cause of the JIHMVlnter Clearance Hale v,e
are able to offer you this astounding bargain.
YMch piece is as shown ansr" Is decorated with
Chved ornaments. Use your credit and tales
advantage of this remarkable offer. Come early
' tomorrow
Exclusive
1
Columbia Shop
Real
Another
a
Bargain -
Mahogany fi-suits are not only artlstl -ally
.ihi.ped, but they are also Inlaid vitli cane,
imncls. The loose scat cushions are filled
with smsll sprlugs. Insuring ' permanent ?heije .
and comfort. This astounding bargain is fully
siiholstered in Ait figured vclour and now sells
tjr
Sixteenth Between Harney and Howard
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