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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1923)
New Building for ' Nebraska Buick Plans for the construction of a new 1300,000 building adjacent to Ita prea ent building were announced last night by the Nebraska Buick Auto - ' ... company. The company Is located at Nineteenth and Howard streets and the new structure will he Just south of the present building and wtll be connected with it by archways. The new site was purchased through H. A. Tukey from A. J. Love for $80,000, Lee Huff, vice president of the company, said. The building will be a duplicate of the old structure, four stories, rein forced concrete, 136 by tort feet. Con atruction will begin at once and is expected to be completed in eight months Los Angeles to Have 1921 Live Stork ConventioYi Buffalo, N. Y., Juno lfi.—Los An Seles won th" 1324 convention of the National Livestock exchange at the closing session of the convention here today. Pres dent Everett C. Brown of Chicago and other officers were re elected with the exception of vice presidents, who are elected by the local exchanges. The I,oB Angeles exchange was admitted to the na tinnal organization during the present convention. The convention approved a reiolu tlon upholding the principle of com petitive buying of livestock. IO-Ccnl Tram Pare Goes Into Effect in Seattle Seattle, Wash . June 16.—Under an emergency ordinance fare of in cents cash or three rides for a quarter, went Into effect today on the Seattle mu niclpal street car system, the same rates in vogue when a reduction to 5 cents became effective March 1. Of fkials estimated that the receipts would Increase about J4.S00 a day, a a against a deficit of $3,000 to $4,000 a day with the 5 cent fate, and that It would take IS months to get the *ya tem back to a cash basis. Glass Pierces Man's Heart. Los Angeles, .June Ifi.— W. Q. Hurl hurt, 25, Is dead, the result of his heart being pierced hy a sliver of glass from h shop window through which he was hurled during a street light here last night, according to the police who arrested Tom Nverges. 25. on a charge of suspicion of murder. Piano Recital. Miss Grace Raudo will present the following pupils in a piano recital Wednesday evening at Kchmoller A Muller recital hall: Madeline Cantonl, Joseph Devaney, Kdith Sussman, Florence Whltebook, Clifford Bund, Helen Starr, Dorothy Jeffertea, Mil dred Hannon, Odette Penewtt, Robert Powell, I,ena Oilman, laabelle Han non, Trena Alraro, Elaine Rchertaon, Phyllna Powell, Rone f»e(nberg, John Coffey, Telca Taraacewskl, Hula Saba, Houlne Kozol. Carl Johnaon, Helen Howell, Ooldle Wezelman. Marguer ite Baunnlck, Katherine Wezelman, Arthur Dahl, Fannie Wezelman. A PERMANENT WAVE that wifi only Increase Its waviness with swimming and shampoos 1s « woman s best summertime investment, for she may engage in any sport, knowing that her hair becomes lovelier every minute. our l*nnfl procesa. which w* guarantee to be abaolutely harmleaa to the hair, you may have thia natural wave for at leaat ala montha’ tint.. Black and White Room—Third Floor' Burgess-Nash Company " EY ERYBODYS STORE** --- , Sale of Imported Ratine $1.50 Value* to $2+50 A summertime fabric woven with French designs in sports colorings—popular because it does not wrinkle easily, and laun ders so well. This remarkable pricing should obtain a quick response. June Sales Offer Thrifty Shoppers Great Savings on Apparel and Furnishings for the Home Cool Dainty Frocks For the Summer Days $15.00 - $16.75 - $21.50 The first warm days and one realizes how many summery things she will require, and how unsatis factory her present wardrobe. Despite their new ness, their expert workmanship, and their fine qual ity materials, their pricings are very moderate. Linens Linens—Crisp and fresh that promise unlimited service and all-summer wearableness. Voiles Dainty pale-tinted voiles that hand-drawn work has made even more sheer and fine. Ratine Practical ratines whose fabric is one that does not wrinkle easily. Shantungs with their plain tailored styles and wonderful laun dering qualities are a smart addition to one’s wardrobe. Third Floor Wonderful Values in Pure Silk Sweaters $15 Worth $25 to $35 Best quality pure silk sweaters taken from regular stock and reduced for Monday’s selling. Tuxedo and Slipover styles, our better quality sweaters, many of them woven with blocks and stripes of contrasting color and with wide belts finished with long silk fringe. All new shades and a number in black and navy. ^ Pleated Silk Skirts $10.95 Of necessity one must have a sports skirt to wear with the new sweaters. And such charming ones make the proc ess of selection one of elimination. Any number of styles, colors and materials from which to choose. *■ Third Floor Summertime Sale of Silks An Unparalleled Event Summertime days in town or country yield additional charm and enjoyment when one is clad appropriately and comfortably. Careful preparations have been made for this sale. Thousands of j yards, surplus stocks, from well known manufacturers have been secured at a fraction of the cost of production. Monday We Offer the Newest, Brightest and Loveliest Silks of the Season at Almost Unheard of Prices Fancy Silks $1.87 All silk crepe de chine, 40-inch width; white, black and colors. Attractive patterns in white sports satin; 40 inch width. Broadcloth and La Jerz shirtings, plain or striped. Black and colored charmeuse; 40-inch width. Summer Silks . Natural all silk pon gee. Tubular vestings in white, pink and flesh. Black satin messaline. Silcot printed silk. Sports Silks $2.45 Paisley eponge, 40 inch width. Printed silk ratine, 40 inch width. Navy chiffon taffeta, 40-inch width. Fiber Arab prints, 40 inch width. Jacquard crepes, 40 inch width. Luster spun, 38-inch width. $5 to $6.50 Sports Silks Including May Queen. Gypsy Queen, silk pearl and checker sports silks. In beautiful patterns and i colors. Values to $6.50. $3 to $4 Silks $2.29 Pure silk printed Can ton crepe, 40-inch width. 36-inch silk and wool printed crepe. 40-inch printed ra dium. 40-inch printed crepe de chine. Showerproof Foulards $2.65 Novelty showerproof foulards are a favorite silk for summer gowns. The patterns are neat in either light or dark col ors; 40 inches in width. Rug Print C Rug printed crepes a highest quality; exclusiv wear. 40-inch width. Sports Silks $2.95 Printed Lennox crepe, smart and new, in dozens of lovely colorings. The ideal fabric for sports apparel. Popular Silks $1.45 Challie print pongee. Printed tricolette. Colored Honan pon gee. Navy and black taf feta. Check taffeta. Japanese kimono silks. &ntons $3.45 nd printed flat crepe of e novelties for summer e Sale of Summer Woolens in Two Groups $5.00 to $6.00 Sports Skirtings ( AQC Cream French Serge C Camelshalr plaids, striped eponge. white English *r £•*** Fine firm quality all-wool serge is practical for *P flannel, Bouche plaids, striped basket cloths and general wear. Suitable for children's clothes as other novelty weaves. 66 inches in width. well as grownups. 40-inch width. Second Floor Comfort Shoes for Women _T $7.50 to $8.50 _ La France shoes are made of fine soft kid with flexible soles par ticularly snug fitting arch and a stiffened shank, adjustable to the needs of the individual foot Black and tan kid one-strap pump with Cuban heel. $8.50. White Nile cloth oxford Black and tan oxfords with with low or Cuban heel, $7.50.Cuban heel, $8.50. Clearance of Quaker Lace Curtains $2.50 to $10.00 The newest in curtains—36 to 45-inch widths with mer cerized and silk bullion fringes. These include Punta Tiradu and Grandee; also casement curtains. Values from $4.00 10 112 60- ^urTTttr^ Swisses and Marquisettes 49c to 59c Crisp, cool-looking curtain ma terials prettily dotted and patterned in blue, pink or yellow. These are foil, clean bolts, all new merchan dise that sells regularly at 59c and 79c a yard. “Coolmoor” Porch Shades j A practical shad* that af- A, fords protection from the sun, \l_ yet does not keep out the cool breezes. 6-foot width with a 7-foot, 6-Inch drop—a shade i hung in five minutes easily. Reduced Price* Cedar Chests $16.95 to $30.50 Large roomy cheat* for pack ing away winter garmenta and for the girl who plana a hope cheat. 89 to 48-inch length cheat* that regularly aell at $22.50 and $47.50, Monday, $16.95 to $39.90, according to *iz©. Second Floor Special Sale of Hemstitched Pillow Cases Per Pair 95c Stamped, ready to embroider. ' On 42-inch pillow tubing Stamped in several designs. Second Floor Bargain Basement Extra Special Feather Pillows Each 89 c Full size pillows filled with thoroughly renovated and sterilized feathers; the covering is of good heavy art ticking. Weight 2 Vi lbs. For Vacation Time Portable Phonographs $24.50 to $50.00 Just the thing to take along with you on your camping trip. The right size to take with you to the summer cottage. VICTOR BRUNSWICK ORPHEUS Buy on the Burgeaa-Nash Houaehold Club Plan. Fifth Floor Sale of Toilet Articles 26r Amoray Talcum Powder .. 15* 26c “Mum” Deodor ant for ...19* 60c "Smoothair," a hair d r e s a i n e for .39* 10c Life Buoy Soap, antiseptic .. 7<? 50e “Pebeco” Tooth Paste .... 33C $1.50 Double Van ity C a s e, gun metal, for. . 80c Moth-Proof Bag*—I.arpe size, PA of heavy "Kraft” paper, 6 bags. OveC 60c “Bon cl 11 a" package o’ beauty for . 39* $1.60 Van Ess Scalp Massage, SI. 159 $1.26 pound box Body Talcum with puff, 89* 25e Mavis Talcum. 3 boxes .. 50* $2.50 Electric Curl ing Irons, guar anteed one vear, for .... SI.49 Pure Witch Hazel, one quart . . 65)C 60c Syrup of Fins, bottle .... 30£ 50c Djer Kiss Face Pow., box, 35C 4-ox. bottle of Per oxide . 12C 60c Pompeian Pay Cream, jar, 39£ 60c Pompeian Bloom Rouge for . 39c $1.26 Manon Les caut Face Pow der .S9C 36c “Fnergrine” Cleaner .. 24C 25c Incense Burn ers for . . . . 19c Glacier Clay—Nature’* way to remove pimple*, blackhead* and to re- OQ store snjorinft skin; $1.00 jar.. Ow7C 50c Ingram’s Milk weed Cream, per J»r . 30** 60c Lemon Cold Cream or Vanish ing Cream. 33^ Mela Floor 25c package Cone Incense . . 19C 50c bottle l.ysol for . 39C 50c Dr. West's Tooth Brushes for . 33C -j rnmmm —| 1,000 Pieces of Rainbow Glass on Sale Monday Each $1.00 Buffet Sets Piece $1.00 A flower howl and candlestick* to match make a very attractive buffet set. Hlue, red, orntige, green, gold and amethyst bowl* are on a black stnnd; the candlesticks match in color. Vases Each $1.00 Then* ran** in size from 6 to 12 inches in I ocipht. Flat Bowls Each $1.00 Beautifully aha p e d bnwla of imported blue or black blown jrlass with black plass stand. Also a wide assortment of cake, snind or dessert plates. Fourth Floor Small Baskets Set of 6 $1.00 These dnlnty little bas kets are attractive favors, are a pretty table decora tion. Rlue, canary, white and green. Flower Baskets Each $1.00 Six-inch baskets with graceful handles of ca nary and blue satin glass. Included in this group art compotes to match. Fruit at Special Price* Sale of American Antiques For One Week, Starting Momf'v More and more people are realizing tlio beauty of the aiv antique and never in the history of America has the do SCI ^k mand for authentic pieres been so great. Those pier-h ini are worthy the choice of collectors. nl jftjc gk gk Among this collection are rare pieces of J'" fl Silvcr Mirrors Sheffield fi 1 Sofas Girondolos Consul Tables Heading T,amps Ships Corner Cabineta yd^ Mirror-Glass Carvings in Wood Beds jm*' fSt)W Including in this sale all of our Concrete I.«wn l’iecch * VSgfig and mnny other items not mentioned. I mirth rioor Royal Wilton Rugs $84.75 House cleaning usually brings about an Inventory of home needs which invariably involve* rug requirement*. You will find an impressive array of Royal Wilton Rug* in colors and design*. These are adapta tions of the Orient art to meet our own specifications. !*x 12 sire. JW-1.7J*. Slulh fleer ForOutingsorPicnics The Kodak As a First Aid As an aui to memory of a pleasant day you will find a kodak invaluable. Scenes and faces that the lenses catch, duly developed and pasted in your album will recall the happy hours and companions of a happy holiday. Folding kodaks in various sires. Priced from $6.50 to $70 00. Box cameras, $2 to $5. Kastman Kodak films in as •orted sires, moderately priced. Main Floor Goggles— Prevent Eye-Strain See the road comfortably through glasses that let in all the pleasurable views of the country, but shut out the g'are of the sun and the dust of the roads. While you travel by train or auto your eyes may just as well make the trip in comfort. Automobile goggles. 75« to $2.50. Mfiimin* Ftosr Take a Bottle A thirsty holiday is no holiday at all. If you are planning a picnic, a long auto ride or a day's hike, you should choose as a companion tho ever useful vacuum bottle to hold your hot tea, ( coffee or your supply of pure cold water. Special $1 2.S \aodtm bottle Main FI«Kir Outing Clothes for Girls Comfortable and trim for the girls' outing are the fol lowing: Knickers m.ide of tweed, men, khaki. Palmer cloth. Tweed, Linen, Khaki, Palmer Cloth They arc well cut and fit trimly about the knee, with buttoned cuff. Belted and buckled waistline and inverted pockets make a very swagger garment. Sires 6 to 16. Middies to be worn with knickers or with sports skirt*. Middies in straight or bloused style with Peter Pan or sailor collar. $2 25 to $3 95. Shirts of domestic pongee with convertible collar. Sizes 6 to 14. Third Floor The Automobile Blue Books for 1923 Four volumes, covering the entire United States, each a complete guide for the section and each with maps and running direc tions. N’o. 1—New York and New England states. No. 2 Middle Atlantic and southern states. No. 3—Middle western states. No. 4—Western states and transcontinental guide. Price, each, S3 00. Also here in the Book Store is a large assortment of road maps at various prices. • Main Flaw Always Room for Candy in the Lunch Basket Why not a special picnic box of good candies along with the sandwiches? We will pack a few choco lates, some sailed nuts, fruit flavored hard candies and also some marshmallows, not for getting lolly pops on a stick or creamy after-dinner mint*. M'linnln* Maw