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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1914)
TIIM l?KK. OMAHA, SATI KDAY, NKITKMUKK Itt. li14. BRIEF CITY NEWS Ht Boot Print It Now Bmron Frmi. LlVhtlnf fUrnr., Ruricean-Orandtn Co. f Idalltr Storag-a and Tan Oo. Dong-. 888. City Property For results, lint that houae with Osborne Itfalty Cc. I). 1474. Hauflaira Jtmadug Claaaa. rrmlrla fnrk club. Open Tupg., Sept. 79. W. ;;. Bf antlfnl All Modarn lomti Tor Bal. or. th. easy payment plan. Hankers' Realty Investment Co. Thone Poug. X..W1 to Talk S. Anon fowls, an'l uffrftKe nrraker, will deliver an adilresa In the city roiinHl chamber Saturday evening. Doctor la mobbad nr. E. O. Rarnhart reported the theft of a watch and chain, a hypodermic needle, clothing and checks stolen from hts place at 3221 North Twenty-fourth street. Weman Bound Or.r Lottie Curtis, a negro woman pickpocket was bound over to the district court for the alleged theft of $P1 from Charles Johnson, 10 Tearl street. Council Bluffs. Jack Broomfield Bobbed Jack: Broom fleld, owner of the Hroomfleld hotel for negroes and reveral saloons, reported the theft of $41 and a revolver from his Fourteenth street establishment. "Todays Complete teevi Proframa' mar be found on the first page of the classified section today, and appears In The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the various moving; picture theaters offer. Chambers' Sanolnf Academy Th-j home of modern and classic dances. In structor of teachers, who are successful both In Omaha and other cities. Classes reopen September 23, 1314. Telephono Douglas 1871. The school to depend upon. Suae (or Price of land William J. Williams has brought suit in district court against the Payne Investment com- pany to recover fl,. the purchase price I of a trart of land in Keith countv. ! Bathbnn Joins Mary L !. llatlibun of Kelgrn.le, Neb., has enlisted in the I iiitl Stnle tinvy as apprentice seaman, and will be sent from the local recrultlnn station to the navy training station at Great Lakes, 111. Patterson to Annapolla Lieutenant 1'. C I'atteison of Omaha has received word from Washington to report Immediately at the naval academy at Annapolis. He will leave for the east next week. Two Bnepacta Held Detectives Punn. Kennelly and Pavia arrested James Foster and Klmer Hall, negroes, sus pected of a number of small burglaries. The negroes were attempting to pawn stuff identified as stolen property. SCra. Griffith En ' Boots Roma Word has been received by John llenrlckson. local agent of steamship companies, that Mrs. D. S. Griffith of Omaha has sailed from Liverpool, after long delay and ex citing experiences In getting out of Ger many. Postal Clark to Take Invoice At noon Saturday every postal clerk in the I'nlted States will take an Inventory of equip ment, Including pouches, sacks, locks and other paraphernalia. In Omaha there are 5t0 postal employes who will carry out this order. Library Helping- Stndente All branches of the public library In the schools have been opened this week, so that the busy school kiddies no longer have to go down town to get their books. Several new library stations In stores In outlying dis tricts have also been recently opened. Militia Prisoner Escape Iterle Smith and John foonard escnjied from the fed eral prison at Hastings Friday morning while they were mowing the lawn In front of the Institution. Both wen were former members of the state militia at Lincoln and hud received n sentence of one year for selling the equipment pro vided them by this Institution and ap propriating the money. Mis MalmqiUrt le Blona City Ml.es I. Mine Malmnulst. sister of Mrs. J. M IVthunn of Pundee snd formerly a mem ber of the Omaha librsrv staff, has Just been made assistant llbrarlnn at Moux City. Since leaving Oninha she has been connected with the public library at Two Harbors. Minn. Her father also lives In omahn. Paw Shop looted Sixteen revolve!, a flashlight and a ouantitv nf small stuff ...... 1 .. l,.l,i.n Thitra.ta i- nlrkt ' from the Faler pawn shop at M4 South Tenth street. This Is the same pawn shop looted of guns by .loe llli.ims T.uiv Clarlettn, nllns "HI i. k Ton," an 1 Ceveinlus Kosnniond. the three bandits who held up the Haul McVey resort on North Fourteenth street and murdered Henry Nickel). Boyal Arcanum Kara Smoker A big crowd attended the annual get together'' meeting and smoker of 1'nloti Pacific i "i'ti il No. 1. ,-.r the n .'I At liehl .il the ( 'urn: Actvlnl lib Thutsiliv ecniiu This was the time the Iodise hna met nt the t omr club il' i i nv l it ens pectlnd net villi Ttaw 4marh' Function. The teacner w examining the c ph tnlngy "Mary, can mi tell us.' she lass In asked. " hit l the ' un' ' i' ot 'lie i unci n "i In' b t e i ii I an ..iie '. , t p 1 iiml ' hu tain 1 . , i ... I Itn naeil I si ".lack asked me 1 1 mp rry Snd 1 refuse. 1 U erd iv hlni that I hnd rhfm'il 'IV ha I w as the resu t ."' "He said that he ihI changed hi." Chte.ign Kvenlng Post. ; h" stomach?" iiHCh.'" the llt- I 1 up the pettl- rnnna. him last week I telephoned my mind." Bo rgess-Na SB h0VlMHT. Everybody's store'" ECONOMY EASEMENT WOMEN'S 4522.80 TAILORED SUlITS,FeatiircdBa-;m:Btat $14.08 Beautiful new styles In diagonals, fancy mixtures, etc., long coat style, lined with guaranteed satin, new style a a Ann yoke skirt, black, navy blue Jk T ft JQ and brown, regular $22.50 if. values, Saturday at. ......... . WOMEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT COATS, CHOICE $0.95 There's a big range of good styles for se lection, made of light and dark materials and all wool mixtures, plalda, checks, etc., all sizes for women and misses. We con sider them remarkable values qt at the price PUe7) CURLS' FALL DRESSES, , ; 76c Values at 49c New fall Russian styles in checks and stripes for ages 6 to 14 years. :, GIRLS' DRESSES, $2.' All wool serge In brown or blue, neatly trimmed with red piping and buttons, sices 6 to 14 years. liiia- W'iilliiiiii II' Women's 16c HOSE. 10c Black cotton, plain or fleece lined, seamless. Infants' 23c HOSE, H4c Colored cashmere, silk heels and toes. UNION SUITS, Q9c For boys, Dr. Wright's flaece lined, seconds of $1.00 quality. UNION SUITS, &c For women, high neak, long sleeves, ankle length, aUghtly Imperfect. TRIMMED HATS 451.7. and $2.98 Silk velvet, black and colored, trimmed with all the new and fascinating ideas you find in the hats that usually sell for $5.oo, choice at $1.7 amid $2.98 The Largest Selection of Untrimmed HaU in Town. Silk velvet hats, black and colored turbans and sailors, regularly $2.98 val ues, at. . . . . .$1.79 All black plush and velvet hats in new roll brim and sailor effects, regular $3 values, very special at $1.45 and $1.79 All HaU Trimmed Free. Silk Petticoats $1.39 New styles and new colors to match the new tailored suits, prettily made of silk messaline and specially priced at $1.39. Sateen Petticoats 46c Black sateen petticoats with wide accordion plaited flounce, special Saturday at 49c. 26c Neckwear 16c Women's fancy neckwear. In cluding flat collars, collar and cuff sets, fichus, guimpes, etc., 25c values, at 15c. Vanity Cases 26c Nickeled vanity rases with double coin holder, mirror, etc., an exceptional A-alue Saturday at 25c. Men's gLSO and $2.00 PANTO, Basemment 98c The pants are made of cheviots, cas simeres and worsteds, in medium and dark patterns; also some blue serge, extra well made and will stand hard wear. They are excellent pants for everyday wear. Actual $1.50 and $2 value. . . ux Women's $3.00 gMQO. a gatmurdlay gpedal, at Pair U3B High shoes for fall, made of patent, pun metal and kid with mat kid tops, mili tary and Cuban hels, flexible Goodyear welt soles, button or lace styles, jtfj QC all sizes represented, regular $31 values, Saturday, per pair FKIBAY, SEPT. 26, 1014BTOGESS-NAS1HI CO. STOE HEWS FOR SATU1RDAY EHTJIGESS-HAS1HI CO. lOTM AND HAINEY IHIEM2 ARE TOE BftMEST TAILORED SHJHT VALUES EM f CDWM AT TEE FRIC MS(Q)(0) WMn'0 (Sirman Lammlb (Stoves, THEY are exceptional values. Hlade of the finest selected Ger man lambskin, P. K. sewn and over seam, all the best shades, including navy, tan, gray, dark brown, also white and black. FABMC GLOVES, 60c, 76c and $1 TTjwcilWmratte nd chamoisette gloves, 2-clasp effects, washable, white, gray, black and tan, 50c, 76c and $1.00 a pair. Bnrg-ai-17ah Co. Main Ttoo. Jll FasMenalbte Cemnilbs at c AMAKEK'S sample and suralus stock of beautiful stone set, als" solid gold inlaid push and front combs. Amber and demi-amber, all shapes and sizes, 81.00 to 53.UU values. Bnrrasa-lTftafc Co. Kaln rloo. SOc IKnntted Corset Ceveirs at 8c T1HIE very thing for these cool evenings made of white cotton, lightly fleeced, high neck, long sleeves, taped waists, regular 60c quality for 26c. WOMEN'S 60c UNION SU3TS, 3c Medium weight cotton, high neck with long sleeves, and ankle length, very desirable for present and early Fall wear. WOFHEFfS UNION SUITS AT 69c Lightly fleeced, fine quality white cotton, high neck with long sleeves and ankle length. Subject to , slight imperfections but very special at sale price. Bnrgaaa-Naah Co. Main floor. Boys' FfoirMk EMts el AM Wml (CheTOt, gatardlay -Special, $.S0 ITS doubtful if you ever saw a more pleasing line at this price. Hade with patch pockets and stitched belt effects; pants lined and all seams reinforced. Some Suits have two pairs of pants, gray and brown mixtures, also the new Tartan plaids. Other suits, $2.98 to $10.60. BOYS BLOUSES, 60c Dark and light stripes also plain blue chambrays and plain white, an exceptional value. BOYS' RAM IRAKI MATS, 80c In plushes and chinchillas in blue, gray, brown and black; all the new shapes for little fellows. Bnrg-lTah Co. Main floor. r GM's Wool DRESSES at $3.8)0 For Ages Fromm 6 to 14 Years YOU mothers with a girl or two to clothe will herald this announcement with pleasure. The dresses are of fine all wool serge with silk trimming. A splendid school dress in all shades. GIRL'S COTTON DRESSES, $1.28 Pretty little styles that are without an'eopal at the price. Plaids and stripes of heavy cotton ma terials in all popular shades, sizes for 6 to 14 years. GIRL'S CAPE COATS AT $0.98 A fascinating style for the girl 0 to 14 years. Kade of fine quality zebiline with the new sleeves and storm collars and velvet trimmings. Russian gold brown, navy and Copenhagen blue. Burgata-JTiah Co. Main floor. Women's Shoes at $3.00 Pair TTN this popular priced line of shoes we are showing all of the newer lasts and patterns that are shown in the higher priced footwear. When it comes to a question of quality these are the best shoes shown in Omaha at the price. The workmanship is the best in every detail. Patent, gun metal and vici kid leathers with both cloth and mat kid tops; Louis, Spanish or Cuban heels and very flexible sewed soles. Price $3.80 pr. The best evidence of this claim is the fact that those who are undecided and go elsewhere to look, invariably come back here and buy. THE LATEST AND BEST IDEAS ARE INCLUDED The styles and materials are the very newest. There is a wide range of models for selection, including the much talked of Redingote and Cossack style coats, lined with guaranteed satin. The skirts are plain yoke style. The materials Include poplins, gabar dines, broadcloths and men's wear serges in shades of Russian green, negro brown, navy blue, plum and wistaria; also black. WOMEN'S COATS at $18.00 Exceptional values, made Redingote style of fine zebiline trimmed with vel vet collar and buttons, new shades of Russian brown, electric blue, also black. SMART NEW SKIRTS, $6.00 Made a little wider than usual of fine prunella cloth in the new tunic style, black or navy, a big value for Saturday at $cs.usj. " v Burg-aaa-Kaah Co. -Bacond floor. NEW SATIN DRESSES, $16.00 In pretty basque and plain styles, made of rich satin in the latest shades of green and brown, also navy and black. Tunic skirts, accor dian plaited, basque waist, button trimmings. DAINTY NECKWEAR FOR WOMEN 20c A N exceptionally large line of pretty con celts, including the new organdy and pique roll collars, organdy vest ees, Venice lace collars, etc. You'll be pleased with the showing and they are all splendid values. DtutaaaTak Oo. Mils floor. AT 26c ipANCY and all silk, pretty Persians, plaids, Roman stripes, plain satins, moires, etc. Very desirable for fancy sashes and gir dles, 4 V. to 0 inches wide, splendid selection of colors and designs. Burfa.-Haah Co. Main floor. THREE DISTINCT COR SET MODELS, $1.00 'EDIUM or low bust line, also medium or long skirt, free hip and light boning or heavy with elastic over fleshy part of limb for the stout figure. Six good hose supporters; very special at $1.0Qt. Burraaa-Haah Co. laoond floor SWEATERS FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS, $1.28 jp lain or fancy weaves, red, oxford and white, sizes 2 to 0 years, very special val ues Saturday. Boxgaaa-ITaah Co. cond floor. PARTY BOXES, $3.60 j SMALL sample line of assorted shapes and colors, but late Fall styles, including the new patent leather box, regular $8.00 to $7.60 values. Saturday $3.60. Barg-aaa-BTaah Co. MaLa floor. Women's Silk Lisle MOSE, 30c STRICTLY fast black with double hem top, full fash- toned regular mads foot, high spliced heel and double sole. We consider them exceptional values at 3 pair $1.00 or pair 38c. WOMEN'S THREAD SULK HOSE, $1.00 . Black or white, full fashioned, regular made, high spliced heel and toe, guaranteed not to run past the red stripe. CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE AT 17c Mercerized cotton hose, medium weight and strictly fast black, full seamless, for boys or girls, very special at 3 pair 80c, a pair 17c. Borraaa-Baafc Oo Mala floor, Are HJnmniatchaMe Vataes atLOO (TT3HEY are made exactly like illustration, blouse style and splendidly tailored from wash able messaline silk of superior quality. They have the new style sleeves, roiling collar and tailored cuffs, finished with silk buttons. Navy, white or black. NEW VOILE BLOUSES, $1.80. Semi-tailored with colored striped vests, collar and cuffs to match; also lawn' with embroidered pique collars and cuffs. i f . mwir ii Ultt' 1"! Btirrwa-VA-h Co. Second Floor. Drags anudl Toilet Articles jla'aW! Feis Naptha Sa&p. 10 cakes Borax for 38c. chips, PATENT 16c MEDICINES Bromo seltzer. 26c size, 17c. Beef, Wine and Iron, 1 pint, 42 c. Sal Hepatl ca, 28c size, 10c. Syru? of Figs, 60c size, 33 c. Toilet Paper, crepe finish, 4 rolls for 28 c. Household Ammonia, quart for 14 c. Durham Duplex Ra zors, 98c. Electric Spark Soap, 0 cakes, 26 c. Chloride of Lime. 1 pound, 12c. Sani Flush 28c can 17c 1lUSHl rm h in r 1 a. ra wrai juLiiy cap, 3 fftinfr flffltfv B 't2'".'l -r m 1 ..ft CREAMS AND POWDERS Abonita Cream 28c size, 19c. D. & R. Cream, 10c size, 7c. Woodbury's Facial Cream, 26c size for Jc Talcum Powders 23c kind, 10c. Talcum Powders, 18c kind; 0c RUBBER GOODS Rubber Gloves, 60c kind, 26c. Hot Water Bottles, 60c kind, 39c. Safety Matches, 600 for 3 c. Jad Salts, 78c size, 49c I POTTED FERNS, 29c Healthy plants in 6 inch pots, 18 to 24 inches high, worth 76 c Main Floor. urgess-Nash Company. 'everybody's store' FREE LESSONS In Art Embroidery for children Saturday morning 10 to 12. Second Floor.