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The evening world., 1915-02-18

Mercerissd Table Damask--e&-inch-
fully bieached--stripes ana floraiS
reg. 40. ...Frioay DO
Altar Dinner Cioths--ruykoy Ied-
yds. iong-frin6s 6se-ssg. .7s.. .B0
rmp'rd parnslsy Crash fews,lias.-.
Sisachsd-bofdsrsd .ask 0M
Muck -SisasheA-
hemmsd 6orders-rsg. II Friday :
Clearance Of Turkish Towsls-
33xl1-rsA boroeSe--seg. .SS..s ~
pamask Towsis. iinsa-
hsmstitched ends-reg. .ss.... 10
sS.inch 1opg Cioth--a3 I'd. pea
valus VIZ. ..............1.%6
Heern's ooeAwsar Naissscss.T /, 70
The evening world., 1915-02-18

Fssdsy )SllkS
In bRISs GOODS
Yard Wi1s Psplins-DpecAlsA
ana hcman sts:pss-rsg. So. 80
Yard wide shsntunss-Natyrai.
tan and soiess-vsiss ei.ss.... 20
sa.incA washah,s oilk Duck
white with eoiorsd stripss-
Yard wide siik Yoplias--Dvsaing
ana street colors. also BLACK
value .Ik. ................... s0U
<o.inch Chasmeuss-vhits,c cream,
bieok and colors-werc ef.ts. II 10
ss-sneh ssaiines-dssiyebls street
snd evening colors aud black. .70
&o.,nch Crepe Msssors--popuisr Gull
finish-light, medium and dark
colora. ALSO olack-value ol.1S.1s4o
| <a.inoh Novelty Granite euitinGs-
all wool-tan. Belgian blue. cadet.
navy and other fAshionabis shadee:
also biack--worth .Ss......... .80
SI.ineA Storm eersss-aii wool
navy aad blsck--ss ct value. 10
| St.inoh zibsiinss, novelty back
CoAttngs and Chinchtllao-au
wool-black. navy end Gyoy-
were e3.30 and sass. sS........s.1s40
| lo-inch Crepe Popiins--ail wool
full limo Of Spring cclors--
elsewhere 10. .00
The evening world., 1915-02-18

SS;::'ss::'s.u.'.'.. SS:'s:s ssSsSSssssss:!es. ssSsss:s. :
c'ists'is; :i:s ss,ss e kkss kss,:
Ito pair lots-vsrs 0e-SS. AS
Tapestry Couch covsrs-sxtra wsAs-
Oriental eoiorinss-wsrS Si.sS.. 4 20
Tepsstry Couch coysrs-,.
- a,ssccr e, rug Sssi6ss-
'e~~ ~~s'se''''''' 1sU0
Reversible TapsstYy Czech cevuse-
iss Ui'Ssssss e rs Sesi99s-
Armure Tabls Cows
%. sVuaso-ee6. 80. .Ao
~ ~ sQuaso-seG. ~. 10
syes sqoese-eeg. el.te.... 10
r'e.a c.d ya2sy sesias- t
coIoaial eea4res-valuo 40. 60. m
Deubls Deeassea 0spi1s- =
plato eonBo-volue -. ..... ~
boooeeS oee1o1o-valHo .14.... 10
nmD'vA Csytnln lEoABNo-.SB.tpeA
small o. large ae0lGno-WitS e
Wttkeut AoubIe thoG6oeO-. I,
value - and .te.,........... -
Aefss. 0a4plos % Aels aal fvu
The evening world., 1915-02-18
Friday BLANKETS
In JLININCS

In L1NlNCS &
Jacquard Eiderdown cioths-twe
and three tone combinA lions = Z
reversibIe--light ana dark-
elsewhere 30 ana III. $1,000. 10
Domet Fiannels-heavy weight for
infants and chiidren--vaiSs ~ 81
silk Embd Fiannsls-scalIeped o.
he ched-eiaboratei smb'd 80
Heavy Cotton Fleece Bisnkets--
white and colors-rpG el.1e
and tl.1e. a II
Cal. Wool Bianksts-whits. groy
and plaids--for three-quaTter
and large beds-spectal. .......0.0D
colors--regulsrly .s<.. ..xridAy s1T
Ss::'ss:;:ss-"'.'.. s:'s;s sSssie. sSSS;s
Apron 0insha ms-ons Of best makee-
blue checkS-worth 7h........ ~
clenrsuces Of voilss, Crcpss and
SIX Mixed Novelties
were ian TO ~. ok
were - TO So. "A
Mil lengths OF Figured PsseAles-
were 10. '................. IN
Imported Drsss Li.eas-
GOOD colors. .oPBStAL -
SILK Mixed Brocadss--strest ana
evening coiors-reg. ~. ~
oalatea cloth-for boys' s.d -gtrisf
school and Play suits and drsssss-
elsewhere .ts. ................. ID
Novelty Dress 0inghsms-
plain coiors. checks. ststpes ah9
piaids-vaius .ao... ~
The evening world., 1915-02-18

BARGAINS msds BY Sss.knesntssy C5sapaWs Ssss.
BARGAINS made ty Fidsy email M
BARGAINS n,sds by NsW SsiNs Cssds EtSsv Asdsasas
The evening world., 1915-02-18

WoTC sOO
Clearances Frog and Coat Ornaments
---one side and military effects--
black and colors-wers .3b.... .10
Beaded Gsrnitures--jet.' busle and
Now 10 to lbs
Clearance OF wide Ribbons-satins.
moirss and tsffetas--pistn colors
81 81" ana IS CT. values. ia. 20
ODD Lensths Of Ribbons---ail kinds
and ali colors--reG. 10 and .e3-
to clear III
women's Linen Hdkfs.--emb'd corners
slightly Soiled--reg. as. I'D
Mems and women's Initial Hdkfs.--
pure linen--broken assor ortment--
d cts. each--M dos. DO
women's Kid Gioves--two clasps
soft skins-black. white and tsns 80
Red Ticket women's Gioves--
cashmere and fleece lined tsffeta,,-
reg. 50 ana .1b..... .40
Mems Underwcar-wooi mixture
shirts--single or double breast
drAwers--broken sises-- -
Reg. 75 and ss cts. 30
Res. @l.So goods! ........ ST
Roots Camers Hair Underwear
shirts and drswers-broken sises--
res ei.es. s............... III
Mems white Unlsundered Shirts
linen bosoms-sizes II to 49,. .26
Boys and Girls Union Suits
flceced cotton-high ncck--lou9
rleeves-ankle length drawers
reg. 'sS''''.'. ................. I'D
Clearancss OF wowen's Boot silk
Hose-black. white and colors-
lisle. sole. heel. toe and top
res 'fs''''.'' .''.''............ I'D
2 for LOO
Mems Fine Cashmere and Cotton
Hose-doubls sole. hesl and too
''''''''''''''' . Tor 1888
Silver Plated Serving Spoons
Rogers triple piats-reE. si.2S.. Do
Rogers Triple Plated Salad Sets
lined box-reG sass. ..2,26
| Clearances Steel Knives and
Forks--fancy handies--reiiabls
make-reg. .l2 and .iS. .......... q
| Clearances OF HAIR Ornaments-
barrettes. combs and hairpins-
engraved and studded--
many styles-vsiues 40 and - .1S
| German Silver Mesh Bsgs--fine,
S:Sgaiae slosS i%s:sIs'sn ssso ana ;,s !: q hs
cisarsnes of Novelty Jeweiry-
Bars. Brooches. Handy Pins. etc.
value 30. ................. 10
2S and 2s inch--plain and trim'd
handles--reg. 91,<s.. IN
| women's Leather Handbags
| various shapes-colors and black
silk or leather lined-with
| and without safety catches--
The evening world., 1915-02-18


BARGAINS n,sds B,
ALL As ADVERTISED
oss::s.un,.... c,;s:s fpSssa.ssafSs, 1soSzs, |
In SKIRTS, &C.
womsn's Tailored suits-Breadclotns.
ehevtots, serges. poOlins. eabeSoiusss
velvets and velveteens: also
broadtal cioth--blaek and
best colors--iats ssason modsis-
many fur tFimmsd-
Were SiS.ss. 80. now 7.06
Were Sl7.ss. NOW 0.76
Were 10 0ai.ss.. NOW 1919
were 10 SaS.ss.. NOW 1915
Were to Ss5.ss.. NOW 1918
were TO SSS.ss. =. NOW 2o.76
FIVE: WEE TO ss ass1o
women's Navy ana Black Serge ekires
circular modei-with and withovs
pockets and yoks--ail lengths ana
bands. including extra sisss- Al.
womsns TAILORED ceats-.veicyrs.
piushss. sibsiines. broadcloths;
sSS sSSe'i: SiseEam.ny ana nns'11i 1mo1sis-
Were SS.e9. NOW 2.0b
Were to Siose. NOW 6.7b
Were to sass. NOW 6.76
Were to SiS.ss. NOW 0.76
We're TO Sass. NOW 11.76
were to sass. -. NOW 14.76
FINER TO 20.76
Were to 1856
All Turs at ClsaSancS pPicsA
women's Drssses--soft satin. also
serge and velvet combinations-
coiors-wsrs Ssos to Sia.ss. .4.0S
womsn.s rxtre Size prsssss-.ssrg::s,
combinatton-good coiors and black.
Were S1<.ss...0 ..0.06lwere 91e.ss.-7.00
Were 4ls.ss...S.0S
LoUN0IN0 R0DDs-Blanksts and
good range OF favortte colors--
kimono and raglan modcls-with
and without coliars--aii sizes-
Were sass. Now .O6
Were 1&.49. Now 1.0S
Were 3S.%s. Now 2.O6
Were 3sNs and 1s.os. Now 3.06
Ss::''::;''''"''''' s:':;' & sss!S4s ss$?sss 5s$$iss+T'
Women's Lingerie Blouses---voile les
organdie vestees or bolsyo Jacket
effects--wtth embroiderics and
laces-low collars-reE. &2.sS..2.OO
Crepe de Chine Blouses and
efiesh--plain ana embroidered--high
stocks e isce friiis--ionS sleeve. ,o
! reg. ~s'Ss. .'..'........ ID
women's Tailored Hats--Spring
models---plain and fancy straws--
with and without silk combinations
fruit and ribbon trimmed. also a
reg. iiS......."..F Friday 2.Os
CoutiI Corsets--high bust--iong
lengths--emb'y trim--clastic In
serts over abdomcn-atxes 20 10
30--vaius $500. 1.8O
Coutii Corsets--mcdium bust
graduating steels--sises 20 to 90
were &3.00. ...1.0O
Misses Corset Waists--clasp 'front.'
| gartcrs sattached--aizes is. 10 and 20
only. therefore 40 4 10 ct. goods 10
Misses Corsets--sizcs Is. "a, IS and
s7--also Women's Corset Waists
70 cissTsncs 10
Cambria NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| under arms--sQuare cut neck
Ciuny isce and emb'y trim
res. &1.25. .........'........ .7O
Srsssieres and Bust supporters--
| firm ca ambric--lsce and embroidery
trim---open front--all sizes In lot
---wero to $500. 10
womer's Silk Petticoats-- -Mcssaiines
| black and colorr--pleated
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-10

Trlrgrana especial para Ia rRENSh.
Ell PASO. Ten. Oct. EN- su
caro- particular Y disponiendose q
marchar a Casas Grandes, recibi6
Villa la noticia de Ia decision tomada
por los conterencistaS pan-america-
nos, en- que recomiendan a sus gobier-
nos el reconocimiento de Carranza.
Villa So eXpres6 de la sgiuiente ma
nera:
Este no es el fin de Ia revuelta
Ell Mexico: es su principle. De hoy
en- adelante no necesitamos preocu-
parnos por 10 que el gobierno ameri-
cano olga haga: combatiremos a
nuestros enemigos en- cualquier for
ma. en- cualquier lugar. y como nos
pIazca.
Nunca habra preSenciado Mexico
una lucha igual Ia que Sc va a de-
sarrollar. Afortunadamente nosotros
estamos preparados para eSa lucha Y
nos encontramos en- mejores condicio-
mes que uunca. No me sorprende la
accion tomada por los conferences
tas, pues va Ia tenia prevista, Y por
esa raz6n estoy preparado. Carran-
"a Y Obregon no duraran mucho
tempo anidos y muy pronto Sc ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-10
DOS BARC0S INGLES MAS ECHA-
DOS 4 PIQUE P0B Los Srk-
MtRIN0S ALENANES.

LONDRES. Octubra 0.-Un lac6
nico mansaje racibjdo hoy N esta
capital. ia cuanta de los barcoS
mcrcanta> de- bandara ing,esa. ST.
verash." de 1888 tonr!adas de capa-
cidad Y "Scawby" dc 365S toaela-
das, han sido echadoS a piqua por
los submarines alemanes, sIn que
Sc Olga en- que luGar han ocurrid0
esaS catdstroies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-10
ANDERSON CANO Ia COpA AS
TOR En- las GiRRERAS De
AUTOMOBILES En- n. YORK
ESTABLEClo UN NvEVo RECORD NLH[IAL
CORRIEHDO l32 HILlhS 60 YARDAS EN-
SHGRiS, "a HlNUTOS SEGUKDOS

Tclrgrama especial para Ii fFENsi.
NUEVA YORK. Oc:Ibre EN-
las carreras de automobiles que sc
verificaron hoy en- la pista de Sleeps
head Ba... De esta ciudad, para dis
rIt@rsc n Copa Astor y el premio dc
1900 Gj,:res. Gil Anderson fue el
ycacedor, pues loCr6 establecer un
nucyo record mundial de ve.ocidad,
corrierGo POGO mas de 100 millas en-
3 horas. p minutes Y - .gundos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-10
UN PASO MAS.

!: Llanamos la atencion de nues-
:. tros lcctores sobre e! nuevo ser
: yicio dc information grafica que
J: insugurarlos hoy, pues es una
: nueva importante mejora que :
!: introducimos nuestro diario.
: Esto, undo al servicio cable :
:: grafico exclusive de la guerra
:. europea que venimos publicando :
:. desde hacc verios d;as, coloca a
: LA PRENSA en- lugsr n1uy ven
): tajoso, con relacion a los de- :
:. mas periodicos mexicanos que Sc
:. editan en- este Estado.
: Tcnemos la creencia de que .
:. nuestros lectores recibiran con .
: agrado la nueva mejora que hoy :
: introducinos. .
.
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(PaSa Il In 5a. 80. 6a.)
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(Pasa Il la Pag. 5a. Col. 81.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Big Reductions in Notions

Burson's Best Seamless Stocking
Feet, regular 1870 values, spe-
cial pair Notwithstanding Sc
Large size Hair Nets, Monday,
each ... ...,,,........1C
San-Silk, special, spool. .319G
Coat, Skirt and Pants Hangers,
eacn ,...,..,, ,s,.,,,,,.,..H 20
Good Shell Hair Pins, special,
box ......., .....,,...,..5G
Rust-Proof Dress Clasps, card. lie
Inside Skirt Betting, special,
yard .,....,.., ,.,.,.., ,0C
Extra large Bone and Amber Gro
chet Hooks, regular 25c values,
Monday, each hoe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

where Judge Edward Leeder was waiting
man and wife.
of the wedding march and a crowd that
packed the thester 90 the doors held lie
breath. The bride had been an usher at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
100, 900 Rolls of Wall Paper
Purchased at Auction

10000 Rolls of Paper, suitable for any room.
Regular price &c, our price with q
border, roll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c
$4,000 Rolls Of White Blank Paper for parlors,
dining rooms, store and hall Worth RI
to 12c, Sale price Monday, roll .O9C
$4,000 Rolls Of Elegant Two-Tons Papers, all
liquid gold papers, worth 1AI
10 SOc, roll ,'.''...'.''......,,,,, lA-5C
So-Inch Plain Papers, all shades, sold with
cut borders Regular l5c grader -
monday ron ''''''t'tt''t''r't'tt,', N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Fine Domestic Fabrics

S0-Ineh LOnHdaIs Cambria, the
genuine make; in long serViceable
lengths up to 16 yards Regular
l2hc valuei special a,
Monday. MIC
Saru''''''' ''ss''sss.sssss..
Pure White FIeeeedOvvu Cstton
batting. hand rolled. sanitary cot
ton' thoroughly oombed and cleaned:
t-pound roll. worth soci
special. Monday, hOT
'OAA''''''''''' ...ssss.......O WV
Apron Bingham. best indigo diva
compares with Amoskea9 or Lam
caster. All the wanted blue ana
white checks and broken
effeetsI 20 valuel A4r
yard. .......................O2S
SS-Ineh BIeaehsd Muslin. Cambria
and LOngcIOth, lengths to
10 yards; 5 TO 10 Ar
value; yard. .,................. ~
27-Ineh Plain ana Fancy Outinx
Flannel, light and dark grounds.
such well known grades as Swiss,
American, Fleecedown. Iris cloth.
etc. Soft. warm napi -
yard. ....:.'.::........H.':......... I7C
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

There are over 1900 patterns Of real i'm
ported DncheSse, Irish Point, Point Milan,
Marie AntOfnefte, antique Lace, ClNny,
Beaver Lace, Quaker Lace, Duo Curtains,
Bungalow Curtains, Loom Weave, Lace
Edge Curtains and hWNdreds Of fine Mar
QNtSefte, TofIe and Scrtm Curtains
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

tho Gayety for three seasons and the
Stores.
rained down on the stage surrounding
the happy couple together with showers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

Genuine AmOskeag Outing Flan-
mel, 1921 and TeaseldOwn, none bet
ter made. Extra weight, warm
fleecy, permanent nap. Beautiful
fancy figures. light and dark
grounds; 12ho value; IN,
special. yard. ................A OS
The Genuine Belfast Dress Per-
e@le, this reliable fabric IL manu-
faetusd by the Pacific Mills. all war
ranted fast indigo dyer light and
dark grounds. neat dots. stripes and
figures. BOokfold. full pieces to Sc
lect FROM 1aho value; o.
specially pricOdI nAC
yAro. s.sss.ssss 'sssssss~s.sss 4
B0-IReh UnbIeaehed Muslin, soft
finish. Full bolts to
select FRONT Monday, &C
yaIo. sssssssss..s. s.ssssss~ssss,
S0-IAeh Fancy Printed CrstOnns
and Comforter Covering. in all the
wanted styles and printinEs. neat
floral and oriental effectsi -,
l1he valuesi Monday, nc
yerd '''''''''''.....ss. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

away there Friday evening from ailments
incident to old age. she being over 50
years old. Gus went to ST. Louis several
days ago upon receipt OF the informa-
ton that his mother was not quite as
well as che had been and was failing.
The funeral will be held at st. Louis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

OF rice from friends occupying boxes
Manager johnson did the honors by a
happy address Of congratulation TO the
blushinE couple
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

Good Rubber Baby Pants, 95c
grade, pair .,..............10 C
Our best Mercerized Skirt Braid,
DOlJ s,,.s...., .....s.,s.s.. OC.
Our $1.00 Guaranteed Scissors
and Shears, pair soc
Barrettes and Combs, special,
oecn ,s,s..ss.., ,,.',s.,s,,OF
o. M. O. Crochet Cotton, white
and colors, ball .,........,.,.6C
Extra heavy Sew-0n Hose Sup
porters, pair .,....,,.,,,,.,,0 90
Wash Edging, special Monday,
yard ....,..., ,,....,..,.1C
Washable Dress Shields, special,
pair .,.....,,, .....,,.,,..oG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Rag Rug Specials
For Mondays Selling

~Htand-MsS Rag Rugs
Size 97x64 inches. regular price $3.50. 0SH
Size sSI72 inches. regular price 12OO
Dresden Rag Rugs, In plain with herring
Size 24x4s inches. price $125, AKA
Size 30x6e inches regular price S1T5 at........SI3S
Size s6X72 inches regular price $3.50 On
Arlington Rag Rugs with cretOnne bOrde plain notified effect.
Size 24x36 inches. regular price $1OO,
Size s6X72 inches. regular price $780,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED
ON STAGE OF GAYETY

Chorus girls preceded Miss Madge SAT-
fer and Earl Edwards out on the stage
Of the Gayety theater Friday evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
MOTHER OF GUS RENEE
DIES AT ST. LOUIS HOME

from Gus Renze. well known artificer for
King Ak-Sar-Ben, that his mother passed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

President Ebbets Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers announces the signing of Ed
Appleton and AL Nixon to 1916 contracts'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

A ''For Sale" sd will turn secondhand
furniture into cash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Our
Annual

Ne0er haze 7ve bean more fortuna e tn 6Ky.
ing such bargains as wiH be offered TO the
6nbhc MoNday ana Tuesday. NE bought
IS cases Of curtains thousands Of bairs),
and kundyedS Of pieces Of curtain materials.
Every homsekeeper shoNId attend this sale,
also every hotel Gamer and every roaming
house manager.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Extraordinary Blanket Bargains

Monday will place sale about so pair of Sample Wool
Blankets that bought exceptionally cheap are very
fne Atwood and wool filled factory samples they come in
white plaids and plain shades usually sold up to mIOo
$3.50 While this lot lasts choice pair. G4yE
One Large Lot of Very Fine Wool Blankets a, 90
regularly sold up to $500 Monday, pair.
An Exceptional Bargain in Cotton Banksts-Extra large
size, double cotton blankets in white gray and as -
tani worth to $780, sale price, pair. 1V
Bed PllowsThese all new clean mixed feather filled
bed pillows, size 21x2si well worth M 20
$780, special Monday, pair. Z4Y
One Lot Of Exceptionally Fine Comforts very fine white cot
ton filled full size comforts qualities that sell at 81 90 and up
to $3.50 Finest Silkolne and Sateen covered as ~
fancy scrOned stitched and hand tufted each ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

Sunday afternoon. with interment at st
LoLlA.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-25
LOCAL NEWS

MI. and Mrs. c. M. Blucker now get
their mail at Killdeer instead of as in
former years at Fayette.
Miss Stella Hagar was quite ill re-
Gently, being obliged to close her
school for about a week. AT last re-
ports she was recovering nicely.
Mrs. C. Peterson and daughters,
Misses Thelma and Nellie, spent
Saturday in Richardton visiting
friends.
The F. J. Zastoupil family of
eight miles southwest of the city
were Dickinson visitors the latter
part of last week.
Alois Faimon of eighteen miles
northwest was in the city Tuesday.
He has hauled a few loads of wheat
but is holding the rest of it and his
flax for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. David Of eleven
miles northeast of this city were in
Tuesday to take No. 2 for a two
months trip to points in Minnesota,
Michigan, Ohio and New York. Mr..
and Mrs. David have fully earned a
prolonged vacation, it being about
:twenty-one years since they settled on
their farm, where they have worked
steadily until now. A son and daugh-
ter were left in charge Of the place
during their absence.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-25
FARMER DISCUSSES
CREDIT SYSTEM

Richardton, N. D., Dec. II, 1915.
Editor Press:
In your issue of December 3, a
Dickinson merchant expressed his
view about Earning Versus Mercan-
tile Business" and is of the opinion
that the farmer in general gets the
best Of it. Has the merchant formed
his opinion on those few %communica-
lions which appeared in the Press on
November 10? According to the in
formation I got from different banks
in December, 1914, about 80 per cent
of all farms in Stark county were
mortgaged. 1t was rather a surprise
to me. And this includes farmers
who lived here from rs to 80 years
and have worked hard. A farmer or
merchant has to work with his hands
and brain, and if these two factors do
not work together in proper proper
ton, the weaker one needs some
stimulation for development to make
IA success.
. Further, the statement said that
two thirds of the money on deposit in
our banks was owned by farmers.
This may be true. But the difference
between the farmer and the merchant
is that the farmer deposits his money
which he has to spare, in the bank,
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-25
LOCAL NEWS

leave for St. Paul the last of the
week to spend the winter as he has
done in the past.
Man and wife wanted to take charge
of farm near city for the winter. For
particulars inquire at the PRESS.
adv. 12-18-tf
Mrs. Eva Petit of Mandan was re-
turning home last Saturday after
spending a few days with her father,
Mike Haas of Richardton, who has
been in st. Joseph's hospital the past
two weeks. Mrs. Petit expected to
come up again within a few days as
her father appears to be a very sick
man.
j. B. Dexter, who farms scientif-
cally eleven miles southeast on Ante
lope creek, was in the city Saturday.
"Good farming pays" Mr.. Dexter
says and his yields certainly prove it.
From 40 acres Of durum wheat the
average was 80 bushels of No. 1 and
rs acres more averaged "a to rs
bushels and seven acres of oats on
new breaking returned 800 bushels.
Mr.. Dexter is raising alfalfa and in
tends to try out white sweet clover
hay. He is keeping the cattle in
crease and stocking up his farm in
this way.
Robert Plaggemeier of Emerson
. and J. o. Carter Of Glidden, Iowa,
were transacting business in Dickin-
son on Tuesday. Mr.. Carter is inter-
ested in 81 sections of land in Dunn
county, where he has spent some two
months the past fall and early winter
looking after crops, rentals, etc. He
has rented land for the coming year
to Robert Plaggemeier, Ole. Brown,
John Teig and Halvor Nodland. Mr..
Plaggemeier recently finished a very
successful season of threshing, the
total amount of grain being between
$4,000 and 100000 bushels. He COM
menced early with his machine and
got in a good run. On his W. farm
he threshed $500 bushels of flax and
a fine lot of wheat.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-25
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the tortures of
lame muscles and stiffened joints because
of impurities in the blood, and each sue
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatismhas invaded the whole system.
To arrest rheumatism it is quite as i'm
portant to improve your general health as
to purify your blood, and the cod liver oil
inScott' sEmulsion is nature 'sgreat blood
maker, while its medicinal nouri ,hment
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and upbui1d your strength.
Scott's Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.