mn BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2t). 1921.
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Relief Program
For Jobless Is
Near Completion
Work for Shaping Program
For Emergency Assistance
y'rrogrcMei More Rapidly
Than Anticipated.
Washington, Sept. 28. ProRrc oi
the national conference on unemploy
ment indicated today prospects or
contpletition of an emergency relict
program earlier than had been an
ticipated. The conference adjourned
on Monday until October 5, when it
ii to receive report from its suit
committees but conferees aM to
day that the work of shaping the re
ort was being accomplished o
rapidly that it was believed niOkt of
them would be ready by the end of
thia week and the conference able to
consider a general emergency pro
gram. The question of public employment
.gencici was taken up today bt the
conference public hearings.
Kunscll l'helps director of labor
statistic of the Massachusetts labor
department, said the cost of ilacin
a worker mroiiRU me .Massasnuseu
agency was $1.35 against an average
charge of $14 by a private employ
ment agency, lie said it svas de
sirable at this time that employment
service should be furnished without
charge and suggested the best sys
tem would be for local authorities to
handle the direct contract with the
workers, supervised by state and fed
ral employment authorities.
John Ihlder, of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States, de
clared that the majority of the
chamber's members, in a recent ref
erendum vote, went on record in
favor t( a federal employment ays-
lent to work in co-operation with
ttato and local agencies.
Early Vote Indicate!
Approval of Power Dam
JscotUbluff, Neb. Sept. 2&-(Spe
cu!.) Although the vote is being
east slowly, water ucrs of the North
Matte valley apparently are going to
approve the building of a dam and
power plant at liuernsey, Wyo., to
store water tor tne irrigated lands of
the northwest, and to develop cheap
electricity tor power, light and iuet.
The first votes. counted at the rec
lamatiou headquarters at Mitchell
showed 37 for and J7 againtt the
proposal. More than 1.300 are eh
gible to vote, and more than (7 will
be required to pass the project,
which involves the expenditure of
more man ;,txjo,uoo.
The Lions club of Scottsbluff Bp
pointed a committee to ait in
getting out the vote and in retting
before the farmers the facts telating
to the project. Lion clubs of
liayard and lornngton will be iu
vited to help. The work would be
paid for by taxes upon the land of
the water users, but tDe taxes would
not commence until present charges
hgaint the land are paid at the end
oi about 14 years.
Hancock Cattle Feeder
Says Farmers Pessimistic
If. E. Davis, farmer and live stock
breeder of Hancock, la., was a visi
tor at the stock yards bringing in
a load of mixed Angus yearlings,
mostly steers, that averaged 87J
pounds! He received the top price
of the day of an even $10. Mr. Da
vis expressed the opinion that cattle
feeding in his section will not be on
as extensive a scale as heretofore.
He said some of the farmers were
afraid to try raising cattle again on
account of the uncertainty of the
market, while a lot of others were
unable to get money.
Endurance Plane
Race Scheduled
For Legion Meet
Delegates Who Fly to Con
vention From More Than
600 Miles Will Be Eligible
for Prize.
Kansas City, Sept. 28. A long
distance endurance airplane race as
a feature to the aerial program of
the third annual national convcntiM
of the American Legion to be held
here October Jl. November 1 and
2, was announced today by the Fly
ing club of Kansas City. It is ex
pected that the event will e par
ticipated in by flyers from all parts
of the country who will fly to the
convention. The winner will re se
lected on mileage per hour in fly
ing to Kansas City. Six hundred
miles will be the minimum distance
considered.
A cash prize of $1,000 utA a
trophy will be awarded to first place
and $500 to second.
Flights in the contest may be
made before October 31. Time and
date of start must be verified by
the mayor, postmaster and news
paper editor of the aviator's home
town.
Fat Cattle From Emerson
Give Packers Real Treat
One of the finest lots of fat cattle
brought to the Omaha market for
some time was seen when J. A.
Ackerman. veteran feeder of Emer
son, arrived with a 10-car string of
prime long-fed Hereford steers.
There were 147 head in the ship
ment and required no sorting, being
placed in five bin pens just as they
were unloaded from the cars. Ac
cording to Mr. Ackerman, the-cattit
were bought as feeders about year
ago at $10 hundred and sold for
$s,50 a hundred.
Wyoming Ranchers
Disposing of Herds
O. V. Hall of Gillette, Wyo., was
cn the Omaha stock market with
two loads of steers. Mr. Hall said
the mot of the larger cattle outfits.
in the part of the country where he
is located, have either closed out
voluntarily or been put out of bust
ncs by their creditors. He said
where years ago there were herds of
cattle in Wyoming that were counted
by the thousands of head, now only
occasional small nerds can De seen.
He said there was plenty of hny
and grass in his section, but that it
did not pay to feed cattle at present
prices. Mr. Hall said he thought
ft would take at least three years for
stockmen of the western country to
feet on their feet financially and that
the statement would only apply to
men who were only half in debt'.
Head of Mill Company Finds
liusmess conditions uetter
Keatrice. Neb.. Sent. 28. (Spe
cial.) C. B. DcnipBtcr, president of
the Dempster Mill Manufacturing
company, returned home from points
in the south and a visit to his ranch
in Texas, and reports business con
ditions on the upward trend.. Crops
are generally good, he states, in the
sections visited by him.
Observe Golden Wedding
McCook, Neb., Sept. 28. (Spe
cial.) The golden wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hesterwcrth was
celebrated at their farm home. Of
the seven children, 31 grand-children
and three grcat-grand-childrcn, ull
were present but three.
Overflow of Exhibits
, Are Shown at Fair in '
Session at Tccumseh
Tectimsch, Ncb Sept. 28 (Spe
cial.) The biggest county fair ever
held in Johnson .county opened here,
Every building on the ground, and
three new ones have been i reeled
this year, is filled to overflowing
with the county's resources, and a
large tent had to be secured for a
nan of the cattle exhibit and arother
for a part of the manufacturers ex
hibit. Wednesday was juugmg day,
and the stock was exhibited with a
big parade.
An educational feature was put on
by the government wherein a gov
ernment veterinarian slaughtrrcd a
tubercular beef on the grounds, ex
hibited the affected parts ci the
tnimal and gave a talk on tubercu
losis and its prevention in animals
This is a part of the preventive work
the government is carrying on in Ne
braska. "
The races and free circus and acro
batic acts will begin Thursday, also
the bae ball tournament. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday tie fair
will be held all day and each eve
ning.
Chamber of Commerce at
Fairbury Resumes Luncheons
rairbitry, Neb.. Sept. 28. (Spe
cial.) The Fairbury Chamber of
Commerce resumed regular weekly
luncheons Tuesday. They were
discontinued during the summer sea
son. Twenty-four members of the
Conservation Fire Association of Ne
braska, who were ' inspecting the
schools, churches and other build
ings of the city, were guests. Four
of the members favored the club
with speeches giving advice on ways
and means of preventing fires. Each
school in l airbury was visited by
one or more of the members instruct
ing the children along similar lines.
Erandeis
Restaurants
In the Men's Grill
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The Busy Business Man
will find the ideal spot
for his lunch.
Business Men's, lunch served for 75c. The
quickest preparation, and the most wholesome
food. The atmosphere is quiet and refreshing,
and gives one the privacy which business
men so often desire during the lunch hour.
Tenth Floor Take 17th St. Elevator
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:USE BEE WANT ADS THEY BRING RESULTS
Every Kind of Dress Will Be
Found Here Thursday
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Thursday Is Dress Day!
All New Merchandise Bought
Specially for This Sale
Authentic
Styles, taste
ful trimmings.
Models "which
will be ap
proved and
worn by
women ac- -customed
to
the best in
apparel
Beautiful Dresses
For Women and
Materials
and
Styles
for every
occasion and
suited to every
type of figure.
Every shade
found in the
season's rainbow
of colors.
MlSSeS-
Worth 25.00 to 35.00
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Trimmings
of.
Braid, Beads,
Embroidery,
Jet and Contrast
ing Materials
These dresses are appropriate for street, afternoon vATJ
and business ,wear. .tivery woman lias need or a
supply of just such dresses. ... -
Extra Salespeople.
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Velvet
Satin
Canton Crepe
Worth 25.00 to 35.00
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Crepe de Chine
Charmeuse
Serge
This price mark is one we Have not placed on dresses of sucli value in years. Tliey are
all in new styles, lately presented by designers; all made in smart materials whose
weight and texture pronounce them of . superlative quality ; all are made with the pains
taking care which sews value into every seam the value of a seam that never rips, of
of a style that never looses its, smart jauhtiness, and of neat and elegant finish.
Second Floor West
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Colors
of
Brown, Navy,
' Black, Gray,
Rust, Purple,
Combinations
No woman should permit herself to lose thia op
portunity, for it will make great savings pos
sible and will give one of the greatest values
we have ever offered. .
Extra Space
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Brandeis Stores New Restaurants.
Luncheon. 11 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Supper 10:30 P.
'-' Tenth Floor Take
Dinner 6 P. M. to 10:30 P. M.
HTto 12:30 A.M.
nth Street Elevators
A Few Real
Bargains
InfantsWear
Infanta' White Serge Coats Three
. different-styles; trimmed in silk
braid and embroidered; some with
cape collars; also small square or
round collars; belt and yoke ef
fects: lined throughout; size 6
months to 2 years; QQ
each. r ? XOi7
Flannelette Creepers Well made;
gray, trimmed In bright red; just
ideal for cool weather; fiQ
sixes 2 to 4 years; each, 0
New Fall Bonnets Made of white
silk poplin and cashmere; daintily
trimmed in soft shades of pink,
bine satin ribbons; especially at
tracUve at thia price; -7Qc
special, each, i f
Third Floof East
Thursday Specials
Women's-Children's
Union Suits
Boys' and Girls' Union Suits
Samples and some garments that
are slightly soiled; in medium and
heavy weight; they are gray and .
bleached; with soft fleece; they
are all sizes. Very special, jfQ
per suit, . 2 C
Women' Union Suits Samples
and seconds of Munsingwear; in
fine cotton; they are medium and
heavy weight; these suits sold in
regular stock at $1.75 to $2.25; all
sizes and all styles; I OC
priced at. per suit, LtJ
Children's Union Suits Taped on
buttons; made of good quality
knitted cotton; all -sues; irregu
lars of 75c and 1.00 suits;
special, per suit.
Third Floor Center.
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39c
Replace Those Threadbare Carpets at This
SALE OF BRUSSELS RUGS
Slightly Imperfect and Offered atL ess than Half Former Price
9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs 24.50-The
and extra durable. . The imperfections are
the wearing quality of these rugs. Last sea
sold at 55.00; for Thursday, each,
9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs 19.50 A very ser-
wceaDie , quality, woven without seams; good
designs ana colors ; priced
for Thursday, at
19.50
best grade, closely woven; pure worsted nap
hardly discernible and in no case can effect
son this grade ' cA 50
85x10.6 ' Seamless Brussels RugSr-17.50 Excel
lent designs and colors; especially suitable for din
ing rooms ; woven in one piece ; I Kll
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priced for Thursday, each,
Our New Furniture Department
will soon be opened on the Seventh Mooiy-Wait for it.
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Bath Robes
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Special offering of exceptional values; good weight,
soft flannel robes; an assortment of patterns and
colors. Special for Thursday, 1 QC
each, aSaZJo
Third Iloor Center
Muslin Night Gowns
In regular and extra stees; dainty lace Insertion and
embroidery edges; made of tine soft lingerie cloth,
cut full and long; 1 OQ
V Ultra Flor Center
Monthly Sale of
Shoe Polish
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Shisola Polishing Seta
Consisting of brush, dauber and
two boxes of polish; '
93c value, sale price, OUC
Shinola and 2-ln-1 Shoe Polishes
10c values; sale price, Kg
each. OC
Gilt Edge Shoe Dressing 9ft
35c value, sale price, vl
Dyanshine Shoe Dressing All col
ors; 50c values; . Off
sale price,
Energine The
30c value;
sale price.
Jet Oil Black Dressing;
20c value,
French Gloss
20c value;
special,
Third Floor East.
wonder cleaner-:-
20c
10c
Black Dressing;
10c
Thursday Sale of
Bandeaux
and Brassieres
Model Brassieres Every
woman knows they fit perfect
ly ; tailored to the finish ; trim
med front and back in heavy
cluny lace; trimmed armhole';
finished with pink satin 70
bow; sizes 36 to 50; 9
Venus Bandeaux Attractive
brocaded material; pink satin
ribbon shoulder straps; elastic
insert in back front and back
closing; sizes 32 to 44;
for one day only, each,
Third Floor North
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