The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], September 25, 1914, Image 6

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Linoleum mats, made from high grade
linoleum, in neat patterns for kit
I).cits,
bathrooms, etc regular low
price 49c, Saturday special ...,
Rag rugs in mixed rags, with neat bor
ders of blue, pink, yellow, etc. regular
low price 98c each—size
27x54, Saturday special, each...
Door mats made from coco fiber they
clean the shoes and save your rugs size
16x27 regular low price 85c
each, Saturday special, each ...
COLLARS AND TIES
to match, sizes 14 to lfi 1-2, in all
colors: these are regular 26c val
ues, t*n sale from 10 to 11
ssr.rf: 10c
MEN'S HOSE
Saturday morning we will have
on sale from 9 to 10 o'clock men's
silk hose regular 1
35c values at, a pair ... J.
Limited two pairs to a customer.
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT
25 pieces outing flannel, regular
12 l-2c grade, mostly/light colors
—all perfect goods.
Saturday special UC
White crib blankets with colored
border the regular 25c kind, Sat
urday evening, 7 to
10 o'clock A iJC
EXTRA VALUE IN ONYX
HOSIERY
Women's Onyx gauze weight silk
lisle Dub-1 top, Pointex heel,
spliced ^leel and Double* toe
black and colors. *5
50e and U JC
HOSIERY
Ladies' silk hose In black and
white regular BOc value, special
for Saturday, O
per pair MwC
Ladies' fiber silk hose in black,
white and tan, 8 pairs
$1.00, per pair W vC
Children's silk plaited hose, black
only 65c value, A
per pair V
vC
The home of Colonial
Drapery Fabrics.
Washington, Sept. 85.—Debate on
I the administration war revenue bill
'was in full swing when the house ad
Ijourned last night with passage today
[by an overwhelming majority assured.
The measure was taken up under a
[special rule, limiting debate to seven
hours and barring amendment, over
'vigorous opposition from the republi­
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?, Fargo's Greatest Store 0. J. deLendrecie Co. Fargo, North Dakota
"One Day" Specials For Saturday
If you don't recognize the merit in these extra price
cuts on low priced necessaries, yours is the loss they
are for Saturday only.
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MESSALINE RIBBONS
In all the popular shades, widths
to 5 3-4 Inches regular 35c val
ues, special,
per yard
BEADED BAGS
In light and dark colors regular
fl.89 values, spe- AO
cial. each vOC
2-Hour Special!
8 to 10 Evening
NATIONAL TUNGSTEN
LAMP3
16, 15,40 watt, choioe
each
Limited 6 to a customer.
FARGO'S GREATEST STORE.
sa.ge o
Tax Today, Assured
cans and progressives supported by
thirty democrats.
Democratic Leader Underwood and
Representative Payne of New York,
ranking republican member of the
ways and means committee, opened
the discussion over the fight over the
rule.
Mr. Underwood said the country was
store must sell as it
buys The degree o*
quality a manufacturer puts into
his merchandise does not change
in the retailer's hands.
Realizing this truth and
Standing as we do for the
Highest quality in everything we
sell, the Live Store has associated
itself with a clothing institution
of international reputation for
the high quality of its merchan
dise.
fw Faff TSiercTori?:
KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES^
$18 to $35
y ^e Style Store for
GLOBE
Men
64 Broadway, Fargo, N. D.
WE Give 9. 14. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Stair carped^ fine grade velvet in soft,
harmonious colorings of brown, ecru
and tan 27 inches wide regular low
price $1.00 per yard, Satur
day
special, per yard
Vacuum sweepers—have 3 bellows ac
tion, sweeper attachment extra heavy
tires continuous action when in motion
—sold by agents at $12.00 our one day
special price
21c
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6 THE FARGO FORUM AND DAILY REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1914.
$6.95
SOAP SPECIAL8
10c IVory soap,
today
10c Wool soap, O
special OC
10c Palmolive soap, 0
special
Bocabella Castile soap, tr%
large sice *OC
10c wild ROM O
special 0
10c Jap Rose O
special OC
10c Peroxide bath soap,
special OC
10c Almond Cream O
soap
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Pins—white and
colored heads, paper ft3C
Ladies' pure linen handkerchiefs
—sheer, narrow hem,
6 for $1.25, each wOC
Hooks and eyes, black 4
and white, card
SHOE 8PECIAL
Big girls' calfskin or patent dull
top button shoes, low heels and
broad toes excellent shoes for
either school or dress wear sizes
2 1-2 to 6 $3.00 and $3.50 grades.
Special for Saturday
morning only Mi JtCr
Whittemore's 25c OfcH black paste
shoe polish,
special
Dri-Foot—Makes shoes water
proof S5c size,
•special
We sell the famous
Hartford Saxony
Hugs
facing a world-wide disturbance of
business conditions and was suffer
ing in a business way more than we
ever have suffered since the war be
tween the states." He said the pend
ing bill was necessary to meet an
exigency over which the government
had no control, the European war,
and that ordinarily the present tariff
law would be adequate for expenses.
"Of the $75,000,000 in government
money deposited in the banks today,
$60,000,000 was put there by the pre
ceding republican administration,'' Mr.
Underwood said, "and the additional
$15,000,000 have been deposited be
cause of the closing of the stock ex
changes, the change of foreign na
tions to a paper basis, the dumping the
foreign stocks and other reasons.
"If we had not gone to the rescue,"
MRS.
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10c
water-
15c
ACQUAINTED
AT A. C.
Tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock there
will be held one of the biggest social
events of the season at the Agricul
tural college. The Y. M, C. A. and the
Y. W. C. A. have joined forces and
will have a regular get acquainted,
get-together session for ail of the
students and faculty. It will be held
at the armory and all are invited.
A committee is at worlj planning a
number of surprising entertainment
features and a short program will be
given. Various members of the facul
ty and students will be called upon
for short talks. It is expected that a
large number will be present and an
enjoyable evening Is assured.
HARDWARE~BEET
Continued SVom Pags One.
that has been hold so far. The con
vention this year was held in Bis
marck.
The executive committee confered
with the auditorium board and the
board asured the hardware dealers that
the auditorium would be ready to ac
commodate the convention on the
date set.
The executive members present at
the session today were, A. J. Smith,
Carrington Hubert Harrington and H.
P. Emery, Fargo W. R. Mcintosh,
Bottineau H. A. Moe, Churchs Perry
and O, L. Schulstad, Forbes.
The session began this morning and
was continued over this afternoon.
At noon the management of the Wal
dorf hotel gave a luncheon in honor
of the members of the committee and
their friends.
WILSON'S
DYING WISH
Washington, Sept. 25.—Mrs. Wilson's
dying wish that the worst slums in
Washington be abolished was finally
realized tiday, when the president ex
pressed the hope that the bill would
be passed. Both houses of congress
then acted.
PREMIER OF
Toronto, Ont., Sept. 25.—Sir James
P. Whitney, premier Ontario, is dead
after nearly two months' illness.
Continued Prom Page One.
German army, which is attacking the
forts to the south of Verdun, repulsed
sorties from Verdun and Toul."
Manchester, Mass., Sept. 25.—T»r.
Constantin Theodore Dumba, Austro
Hungarian ambassador to the United
States, last night announced that lie
had received a. wireless message by
way of Sayville, as follows:
"There have been no fights in th*
northern theatre during the last few
days except some unimportant can
nonades. Despite unfavorable weather,
are troops are in excellent condition.
"In the Balkan war theatre an im
portant Servian position west of Kru
paiy (Kroupani) was taken after sev
eral days of hard fighting. The re
sistance of the Servians there is brok
en and Servian guns captured.
'The French fleet has once more
bombarded the fortifications at the en
trance of Boche Dilattaro (Bocche dt
Cattaro) without success. Two light
houses on a small island were destroy
ed then the squadron left the Adri
atic again,
(Signed) "Count Berchtold."
Ambassador Dumba added the fol
lowing comment:
"It results from the above commun
ication that all reports sent oi\^ from
St. Petersburg, Rome and London
about the desperate position or cut
ting off of General Dankl's army near
Przemsyl are again pure fiction, meant
to impress public opinion in neutral
countries. The same applies to th$
Servian lies
about successes in
and Bosnia."
Servia
Paris. Sept. 25.—Ex-Premier Leon
Bourgeois paid a visit to the city of
Rheims while German shells were fall
ing thickly about the cathedral and
while the theatre and prefecture were
burning.
M. Bourgeois and Dr. Adheman Pe
chadre, a deputy from Epernay, went
to the city hall where they found May
or Langlet, the members of the city
council and various notables deliber
ating in a room with the blinds closed
and lighted only with candles. Dr.
Jacquin, of the council, alone was
missing. He had been killed by a shell.
"We were shown a poster put up
throughout the city by the German
commander," said M. Bourgeois. "T
made a copy of the savage, pitile.ss
text. Here it is:
'In the event of fighting taking
place in the suburbs of Rheims or in
the city itself, the inhabitants arc
warned to remain absolutely calm and
not to attempt to take part in the bat
tle in any way whatever."
Buenor Airies, Argentine, Sept. 25.—
News received here from Punt a
Arenas, on. the Strait of Magellan, says
that the British steamer Ortega was
he added, "the result would have
shaken the financial world from cent or
to circumference."
He said the democrats had followed
the Spanish war taxes of the republi
cans with a few exceptions, and re
minded the minority leaders that they
approved the plan in 1898.
Representative Payne declared thai
the trade balance against the United
States in the first thirteen months
of the democratic tariff law exceeded
$200,000,000 and that responsibility for
financial troubles now lay at the door
of the democratic tariff. He assert
that in 1916 there would be no rev
enue from sugar and asked where the
democrats would get the 140,000,000 to
counteract that loss, which he said
merely would be taken out of th
treasury and turned Over to the sugar
importers and refiners, since sugar is
no cheaper to the consumer.
Mr. Payne reminded Mr Underwood
that he and other democrats opposed
the republican Spanish war tax.
During the fight over the special
rule Representative Hobson of Ala
bama protested against the provision
against amendments, declaring Ins
opposition to thP proposed tax on beer.
He said the temperance forces ob
jected to making the government dc
FLFJITILSIN 1). YYJI, FLLROJFROL FR"*
THE NEW MODES IN TAILORED
SUITS are simple and graceful, the
long descending lines, emphasize the
eharm of the silhouette. They are
fashioned on the lines of the Redin
gote, Polonaise and Cossack .Blouse,
with tunic or plain skirts or hip yoke
affects. Semi-tailored and more elab
orate models are trimmed with fur,
Velvet and caracul cloth.
The Splendid Materials are—broad
cloths, gabardines, wool poplins, tail
ored serges, velvets, velours, novelty
There's a distinctive touch to our
millinery—a refined elegance that
can only be imparted to a hat by an
artist—a pleasing becomingness that
sets off the face and gives a smart in­
pursued for three hours and llred up
on by a German cruiser believed to be
the Dresden. The Ortega, however,
escaped and arrived undamaged at
Cape George, in the Falkland islands.
The Ortega sailed from Liverpool
July 9 for Callao, Peru, by way of
Valparaiso, which port site left Aug.
19.
At the Batle Front, via Paris, Sept.
26.—The German offensive was ex­
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Our assortments are most complete. Our great
stocks are at their best. It is difficult to point out
the chief characteristics of our present showing.
One's interest may center in its completeness an
other's on the supremacy of the values. But both
features will, we are sure, appeal to the many.
Millinery of distinction
SOL SIMON 58 BROADWAY tiARGOma
suiting, etc., in black and the leading
shades. Prices—$24.50, $27.50, $29.50,
$55.00, $40.00 and $50.00.
SUIT SPECIAL AT $22.60! l?*w
arrivals—just unpacked—made 61
excellent quality broadcloth, some
of heavy mannish serge new Redin
gote styles and others colors ail
black, navy, Russian green $nd tete
de negre. Suits that are well worth
$30.00 and $32.50 our POO CY)
special price .UU
dividuality to the wearer, that is so
satisfactory. That's why our milli
nery business has grown so—why it
is still growing—why it will continue
to grow,$5.00,
$7.50 and $10.00,
Our own importations
now on sale.
We importdirect from the growers
in Holland, Belgium and France.
Send today for our price list con
taining special offer.
Store 69 Broadway. Green Houses, 5 South Terrace.
tremely vigorous yesterday at the
western end of the long line stretching
along the Rivers Oise, Alsne and Woe
vre.
The allied troops whose gaps had
been filltd with fresly arrived rein
forcements, not only repeatedly thrust
back the masses of Germans thrown
against them, but evestually carried
out a successful counter attack which
resulted in the gaining of considerable
ground and the definite capture of
HAVE ABiUVED FKOM HOLLAND
Hant now! Tulips for early spring flowers Hyacinths,
Daffodils, Narcissus* (Inside or outside.) Send
catalogue.
Store Broadway and Front St.
Greenhouses South Eighth St
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Established Over a Quarter Century
Peronne, about which town the fiercest
engagement occurred.
London, Sept. 25.—A dispatch to tiflt
Reuter Telegram company from Am
sterdam says a telegram received
there says that the German socialist
paper, Volksblatt, published at Booh
um, Westphalia, has been suppressed
by the German military authorities,
and its editor arrested for criticising
the military movements.
For Fall
Planting
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