Nebraska Newspapers

    -UK OMAHA SUNDAY" HKK: NOVEMHKIt 1, 1914.
A
ARE TO PLAYJOR CHARITY
Local Talent to Put on the College
Hero at the Brandeis.
SEVERAL HUNDRED IN CAST
Prwffdi of the Performance At to
Co to the Child saving; Inatl
tote, of the City
The nursery committee of the Child
Saving Institute It sponsoring . benefit
entertainment for that Institution at the
Brandeis theater November 30. December
1 and I The performance will be "The
Collepe Hero," an operetta .founded on
college life, and will Include a cast of
pfveral hundred young people. W. mils
I 'avis and Maud George Wylle of New
Tork City have been brought here to
lake charge of the production. The first
rehearsal was held Thursday afternoon
and evening at Chambers academy
"The College Hero will be an elabor
ate display of scenery, costumes And
electrical effects. The cast is composed
of about twenty 'parts, and the choruses
Include college girls and college men,
sororities, banjo girls, varsity crews, golf,
tennis, basket ball girls, foot ball men,
sailors, soldiers, guests, faculty, bell
boys, maids, waiters and many other
Bi-oups. Each group of participants will
be required to rehearse but twice a week.
No school students will be asked to re
hearse In the evening or at such times
ns will Interfere with their studies. The
participants will receive lessons In danc
ing, stage presence and physical culture.
Amon the Promoters.
Among those who are promoting the
benefit for the . Child Saving Institute
are the board of directors, who are:
AV. A.'PeRord C. E. Pobbev
James H. Taylor K. C. Williams
Harton Millard Qporira I Allev
Ir. H. McC'lnmihan Mrs. C? A. Jonlvn
Dr. C. W. M. PoyntMrs. A. A. MeUraw
John J. Sullivan Mrs. Joseph Wcctn
AV. W.SIabaugh
The nursery committee Includes:
MesdnmeK
C. T. Kountxe
A. A. Mcftraw
"BUY IT IN OMAHA" IS
MANUACTURERS SLOGAN
"Buy It In Omaha," Is the slogan
adopted by thn Omaha Manufacturers"
association to le used In the future on
wrappers of Omaha-made goods and on
the stationery used by the manufactur
ers. This has been decided upon ty the
manufacturers. "Made In Omaha, V. 8.
A.," Is also to be used as a brand on the
Omaha-made goods, as the manufactur
ers feel the public should get better ac
quainted with goods rnade In the Oats
City.
Pee Want Ads rroduce Results.
Murder Charges Filed
Against Mrs. Hickens
A complaint charging murCcr In the
first degree has been filed by County
Attorney Mnsmey against Vrs. Kmrnn
Hiikens, who was held In
with the death of Prunn V.
the Presbyterian hospital some time
ago. Mrs. lllrkens shot herself, but
partially recovered from the wound. Pho
alleged that Hansen Inflicted his own
fatal wound in a suicide pact bet eel
the two, following their elopement ft.r
deserting their families.
connexion BARNETT YETTER PLACED
i-nsen u
IN MOTHER'S CUSTODY
Pnrnctt Tetter, J3 years of ase, son of
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Tetter. M Harney
street, has been temporarily placed In the
custody of his mother as a result of an
Inquiry into the young man's mental bal
ance by the Ineaniiy board. The father had
filed a comr'stnt and he- was resisted In
his plea by Mrs. Yetter, who la being
sued for divorce In a Kansas City court.
Various witnesses testified at the hearing.
Vote KENNEDY
vertlsement.
for SENATOR. Ad-
Mesdames
Kred Meti
H. K. Patterson
N. n. tTpdike ,
:. M. Hohindol ,
W. Ji Reed
T. B. Wilson
C. AV. M. Poynter
'. U Alley
k. r. Williams
Geo. A Joslvn
A. Ifc Farnsivortti
A. I Reed .
Isaaa Coles
A. J. Ixve
J. J. Hulllvan
J. T. Stewart. 2d
IT. M. McClttnahan C. K. Cohhev
Frank Carpenter Joeepli AVeeth
Kwlng Brown AV. A. DeBord
J. H. Taylor T..Bi Garrett
AV. AV. Slabaugh Barton Millard
Fred Mets AV. A. Redtck
The patronesses are:
Mesdames Mesdames
Jneeuh Barker John Bradv
R H. Spraguo O. T. Rastman
Samuel Burns, Jr.- K. M. Morsman, Jr.
.'. C. George L.uther Kountze
AV. F. Poppleton F. It. Davis
Clement Chase
:. B. Keller
AV. M. Burgesa
10. CI. Beeson
Arthur Remington
J. K. Summers 1
F. B. Johnson
H. AV. Yates
C. H Yost
3. K. Congdon
J. M. Daugherty
Joseph BaUlrlge
J. U. Letimer
M. C Peters
O. C, l'.edlck '
Kdgar Morecman
Arthur Gulo
J. N. Bnldwtn
Gould ruetn
U b Crofoot
Miss Jessie Millard
E.- P. Pock
Harold Gifford
Ben Gallagher
E. AV. Nash
K. J. S'nilrcs
1 M. Vtnsonhaler
A. I. Mohlcr
AV. Lyman "
Xj. V. Nah
r. C. AlHson
C. N. Diets
Oerrlt Fort
Milton Barlow -G.
A. Hoagiand
AValter Pago
A. C. Smith
V. P. KirkendalT
J. . A. McShane
F. H. Davis
F. A, Brogao .
Sisters of Mercy
THankTHose.Who:
ftssistecT Jubilee
i :, r ;
' Th4 occasion of the golden jubilee cele
bration of the .Order of Mercy last week
was an event long to be remembered. ' It
had been looked, forward to by the mem
bers of the Alumnae association for more
than' a year. They thought and planned
for it. To them is due the splendid suc
cess of the day's proceedings. To the
officers especially who' devoted them
selves wholly to the enterprise must be
attributed the faultless execution of the
well laid 'plana. The. sisters are deeply
grateful to every one of the old pupils
who helped make the ocoaslon. Just what
it was. a day of joy and happy memories.
There were others, too, who helped make
the day a success. The clergy of the dio
cese, the business men of the city, the
women and gentlemen who rendered the
music for the mass at St. Patrick's, the
students of the academies and y the or
chestra club, all are entitled to the grat
itude of the Bisters. The pupils of 8t
John's school deserve special mention for
their generous contribution toward the
jubilee fund. The Sisters wish to thank
one and all of their kind friends for the
delightful commemoration of the event
of fifty years ago.
:-Suffs Prepare for.
: - the Close of Their .
: Campaign for Votes
The last big suffrage rally of the cam
paign will be held Monday night at the
city hall' council chamber, with street
speeches at Fifteenth and Douglas streets
preceding the meeting. Miss Helen Todd
- of California will be the principal
speaker.
Others who will give suffrage talks art)
Edward J. Cornish of New York City,
John L. Kennedy, James Richardson, M.
O. Cunningham, Louis V. Guys, : Frank
' Odell, L. L Mcllvalne, Tom Holllster,
Mrs. D. G. Craighead, Mrs. M. B. Mun
son and Miss Jane Thomson.
Miss Elsie- Vandergrift has gone to
' Denver, where her marriage to Mr. Ralph
'. Benedict will be celebrated next week.
Eighty dollars were collected for the
campaign fund at the Brandeis theater
, Friday evening.
Coffey Says the
. Compensation Bill
Will Carry Tuesday
"Out of hundreds of labor unions ta the
state there are but three that have taken
a definite stand against the workmen's
compensation law," said K. M. Coffey of
Lincoln, secretary-treasurer of the Ne
braska Federation of Labor, In Omaha
today. "I think It will carry at tho elec
tion next Tuesday. In fact, there is no
active opposition to it except by the per
sonal Injury lawyers. '
"A peculiar situation in the opposition
also arises In the fact that Mr. Klnsler,
who opposes It because he says It doesn't
give sufficient benefit to the laboring
man, is himself aJwar the man retained
by the packing houses to fight their per
sonal Injury cases for them."
A TorH Liver
gives 9 sallow complexion. Take Dr.
King's New Life Pills and rid the sys
tem of Impurities. Look healthy. Zc.
All druggists. Advertisement.
Sunday, November 1, 1914-
- BURGESS JfASH COMPANY-
-STORE NEWS FOR MONDAY-
-BURGESS-NASH COMPANY-
Phone Douglas 137.
Pirepair Hot tlh CM ays JJunot AramiM tlh Cmir-Lt Biuiirgess-Naslh EMp Youn
feroroniig tosks9 Tratlh9 QmiaMty, VaM amid atisSactojry iPk 2ot Eeirylbdy
Here's a Sale of Silks and Dress Goods Monday
That Stands Out Head and Shoulders Above Any Like Offering in Variety of Selection and Real Value Giving
HE result of a most fortunate purchase from a big ready-to-wear maker who found himself over-stocked with materials, and willingly accepted a
1 great sacrifice to unload. The offering includes the season's most favored weaves in the most desirable shades and at but a part of the regular
price. The price comparisons are very unusual we admit, but you'll find everything exactly as ve presented.
SOMETHING NEW
and INTERESTING
rHERE if always $omtthing
new and interesting in the
daily displays of this big
"service store."
Each week, each day, almost
each hoar finds some new arrival
of a reigning mode emphasizing
its continued favor or revealing
tome new and even more fasci
nating variation.
So it is that every one of these
days is signalized by the receipt
of some new collectionof fabrics,
apparel or novelty worthy of a
special displayand almost every
hoar brings new merchandise
which of itself would make a visit
to the store well worth while.
BURGESSfNASH COMPANY
Several Thousand Yards of Dress Goods
Worth $1.00 to $2150 at 69c a Yard
Including:
M-lnch all wool striped zeblline.
68-lnch mixed tailor suitings.
Clinch whipcord In gray.
42-inch all wool eplngle for
dresses.
4 4-Inch a!) wool Trench serge.
50-lnch all wool Mattetafte.
Burrsss-sTash Co. Mala rioor.
Choice
(5Sc
Yard
Including:
54-inch skirting plaids, blue and
green.
80-lnch Scotch tweeds.
44- lnch all wool storm serges.
45- Inch all wool crepe Egypt.
E 2-inch diagonal mixed suitings.
Xarrsas-BTash Co. Mala floor.
Beautiful Rich New Silks in Various Weaves
$1.25 to $2.50 Values at 98c a Yard
Including:
42-lnch all silk, satin finish
rharnieiise.
4 2-Inch poplin, all shades and
black.
4 2-lnch colored silk moire.
4 2-lnch all silk cascadeau.
42-lnrli printed canton crepes.
-lnrh satin messallne, all shades
snd black.
Barf ts-TMh Co Msla Floor.
Choice
Yard
THEATER TICKETS
for all theaters on sale at our
PUBLIC SERVICE BUREAU,
. Rear Main Floor. '
Boyd's Tbsatsr
Eva Lans Cliarles Miller, players.
In 'Kindling-."
Orphsom Thsatsr
High -class Vaudeville.
Brandsla Tasatar
"Cablrla" Motion pictures.
Ths Craraty
Ben Welch and Ills Show.
Amerloaa Theater
' "The Rainbow."
Pay your SLEOTBXO Z.IQHT and
TSUMOIB SIUl here. It will
save you time and trouble.
Make use of the BTTB BTA.TXOW
OT TBI V. U. rOBTOrrzCB here
In our store, with Its many conven
Muslin Covered Pin
Cushions Reduced
ABIQ LOT In a wide variety of
shapes and sizes. A sugges
tion: Plan your Xmas gift giving
now.
Size 4x10, waa. 15c, at 9c
Size 4x12, waa 19c, at 10c
SUe 4x14, waa 20C, at 12c
Size 4x16, yems 25c, at.; 15c
Size 4x18, waa 8Ac, at; .' 20c
"Slz 7x 7, was 16c, at 10c
Size 8x 8, was 20c, mtU 15c
Slipper cottons, white, ecru, black
and colors. 25c balls 19c
Cretonne laundry bags. ' Plain or
mixed colors and designs. .. .89c
rr ess-Wash Oo. Third Tloox
Dainty Little French
Ivory CLOCKS, $1.00
THE VERY THING for "Mi
lady's" boudoir. French Ivory
with good imported movements.
Several very pleasing styles tor
selection. They are regular $1.50
values.
Burfsss-If ash Co. Mala rioor.
Your Initial in Old English
Embossed FREE, Monday
MONDAY, with each 2 Be box of
.correspondence cards or
writing paper (1 quire to a box),
offered at 19c. -we will emboss
your Initial In Old English free of
charge In gold, blue, black, red.
Bnrress-Bash Co. Main rioor.
Hand Painted SALT
and PEPPERS, $1.00
WE have received from one of
the foremost studios a lim
ited quantity of hand painted salt
. and pepper shakers, sugars and
creamers. ...
They are done in. white and gold
with an Old English letter on each
article. v
Salt and Pcppera, pair. . . .fl.OO
Sugars and Creamers, pair. .$1.50
Cups and Baooers loo
Imported white German china.
Ll-ht wels-hr. extra value.
Water Tumblers, 3o
Colonial water tumblers. Regula
tion size and very special.
orress-Jrash Co Tourtfc rioor.
ww wwtwa fiuvr,
Warm Flannelette NIGHT GONS
For Women and the Little Tots
AN exceptionally well selected line and in every
instance the prices are very low," And it's
none too soon to think of your needs.
Women's Gowns at 98c.'
Good quality flannelette with collar and V
shaped neck, in plain white, blue and white or
pink and white stripe.
Women's Gowns at $1.25.
White flannelette with pink or blue embroidered
edge, striped' blue and white or pink and white,
finished with linen lace edge.
Women's I'ettlcoata at 50c.
. Flannelette in knee or full length, light or dam
colors, special values.
Children's Petticoats at 25c.
White flannelette with or without waist, fin
ished with buttonhole edge, for ages 2 to 12 years.
' Women's Blanket Robes at $3.50.
Beacon blanket or eiderdown robes of fine qual
ity, large variety of colors, satin trimmed collar
and cuffs.
Burr ess sTasa Co Seooad rioor.
First and Foremost Fashion
News for Today
IS that we have among the new ar
rivals 125 women's new tailored suits
to sell for $25.00 each, py far the best
of their kind at anywhere near the price.
Soft, beautiful imported broadcloths,
the new gabardines, fine serges and pop
lins, nearly every suit different, and all .
made with the enre and skill that a rank
er, who' brings all his original models
from Paris, is accustomed to give.
The tot Includes the long or short models In
the new Bhades of Russian green, navy blue,
brown and plum, also blackv
But please remember that there are only 123
in all and that duplicates of any of those from
the same maker today would cost a great deal
more. (
Smart Exclusive Models in
Tailored Suits, $35 to $75
No. two models alike. Fine imported
broadcloths, velvets and gabardines,
short or medium length coat styles, most
desirable colors.
Borgess-aTas Co Second rioor.
Thlsj Rroadcloth Suit
Sketohed ta Our
steady - to -Wear De
partment, aas.00.
Madame, is Your Underwear Form-Fitting
or Straight Line?
" 'i3iUaltorNv
tf .:.'i 'I- Atkena
L ?l':hL garment
r T y 'rTTjjSfajL are moulded to
..i,.?,;:..-11 yiMlKfT? the natural
The illustration hero tell its
own 6tory.
Athena underwear adds to
the beauty, fit and style of any
gowTi because it furnishes a
perfectly modeled foundation
in an improved knit garment
that is both woven and tailor
ed to really fit the figure.
SEVEN SP CIAL FEATURES
THREE-CORNERED GUSSET Re
lieves strain In garment at thigh
Insures greater comfort, longer
wear.
PATENTED SEAT Most notable Im
provement ever made In under-wear
designing, so shaped thst It illiigi
to the figure in any position.
PERFECTED KHOHLDER-HTAY
Keeps garment from stretching
across shoulder and holds sleeve
In place.
CURVED-CUT ARMHOL.E Brings
the garment anugly to the body,
Ualoa Bolts, 1.00 and Up.
Burg ess-Hash
without unnecessary cloth, causing
uncomfortable perspiration anl
tearing the armholes of one's bet
frock.
KITTED BHOUIDER AND SLEEVE
i Jive natural form to bust and
proper tapering to bark.
EXTRA-ELASTIC OWF Holds the
sleeve in place and keeps It from
slipping up on the arm.
ATH1CNA LOW-NECK SLEEVELESS
OARMKNT is narrowed at bark,
with extra-full bust lower In front
than at back. No slipping of shoulder-straps
down over arms.
Single aarsaaats, SOo and Up.
Co. Mala rioor.
Including:
36-Inch striped and flowered taffeta.
42-lnch brocsxle charmeuse In gray.
42-lnch marquisette In stripe af
fects. 3-lm-h petticoat satin, guaranteed,
In colors.
24-Inch costuma velveteen, beat
shades.
JiHnch striped , meseallna for
dresses.
Bargess-sTaah Co. Main floor
Every Day NOTIONS
at Little Prices
Sanitary nap
kins, doi..UOo
Shoe trees, spe
cial, pair. 7 Ho
Pure beeswax,
rake 80
Stocking, toot
at. pair . . .80
Ironing board
pads .....Hoc
Ironing board
covers ....25c
I LargA hot. of machine oil, 10c
Asbestos irou
padders, ea.5c
Dixie shoulder
braces, all
sixes, at. .91.00
. Mothers' mater
nity supporters,
all sixes.. $1.75
Bust forms, all
sixes .... i.Wc
Vaasar Plus, card . .
,10c
Collapsible
dress form wire
skirt. at.$3.W
Automatic ad
justable form,
at . . . . . .A.0S
Bnrrees-Xssh Oo. Main rioor.
SILVER CHEST OF
26 PIECES for $4.98
THE CHEST include 20' pieces
of Wm. If. Rogers heavy sil
ver plated tableware. Six forks,
six knlveB, six teaspoons, six des
sert spoons, sugar shell and butter
knife. Beautiful daisy pattern.
Bargees-Mash Co. Main rioor.
Another Lot of Those
Popular Little Party
Boxes on Sale at $1.00
REAL leather with five fittings,
including purse, .mirror, pow
der box, memo tablet and pencil
and hairpin case. . Moire lined.
Bargees-trash Co. Main rioor.
You'll Always Find the NEWER and
SMA RTETTNE C K.WEAR Here
ALWAYS ahead, we will show Monday many new and exclusive ideas
In neckwear for Milady. Among them are the "Eva Lang," to
gether with many chic creations.
The Kva Lang iseck fixing at vc.
Is ono of the very latest and decidedly clever
Ideas. Created expressly and named for Miss
Lang, ivho wore It during her performances at
the Boyd last week. It consists of a neckband
of black' velvet ribbon with bow and streamers.
The New Clover Collar, 9125.
Decidedly smart effect, made of fine organdy.
Hand embroidered edge and clover design wired
to give that snappy chio effect.. Also the "Tom
my Lipton" vestee and collar combined. Very
clever.
Barf ess-IT is Co. Mala rioor.
Cool Weather Has Brought Great
Demand for WOMEN'S SWEATERS
SWEATER DAYS have coma and here are these new sweaters
for school wear, for golfing, for motoring, for every outdoor oc
casion imaginable. And we are splendidly!
prepared for it. too. Our assortment in
cludes several of the most favorably known
lines Including the Dr. Jaeger and Annette
Kellerman knit goods of fashion, for which
we are excluslye selling representatives in
Omaha. The prices are very low throughout.
Womn's All Wool Knitted
. Sweaters, $4.08.
An unusual value In plain or Norfolk ef
fect, strictly all wool, big range of colors
and white. '
Knitted or Angora Vests for 9 J .SO.
In whlto, black, gray and fancy mixtures;
splendid selection; priced $1.60 and upward.
Children's Sweaters, 91.25.
Children's all wool sweaters with high Rv-
ron or ruft neck collars, and finished with
.pockets; white, cardinal, gray, tan and Co
penhagen. Barress-sTash Co Beooad moo.
Mffl
1
MOMDAY IM T ME MM5 ECONOMY
These $2.00, PLAID BLANKETS
Double Bed Size at 98c the Pair
ARE without doubt the biggest and best blanket values
in town. Fancy plaids, white, gray and tan;
full 6ize for double beds; warm fleecy coverings. WflXi'
B ASEMEMf . S
ALESMOOM
Monday, instead of $2.00 a pair
&iJx-,.rr ' iysJr-
$2.50
Comforters at 92-50.
gllkoline and satlne covered com
forters; large size.
heavy scroll stitched. Ea
95-O0 Plush Robes, 93.08.
Solid black back with .fancy col
ored top, several styles 0n no
to select from; $5 vals. ,pu70
Barges s-Xash Co. Basemast.
92.50 Wool Finiahed Blankets
at 91.25.
White with fancy blue and white
borders, size 72x80, also gray and
tan; large double bed 1 or
size. Pair ..$1.0
Blankets at 92.08.
Heavy cotton, also half wool
blankets, checks, fancy plaids,
also white gray and
tan, pair
Blanket Sheet, 15c.
Single, three-quarter and full
size fleeced cotton bed sheets,
white, gray and tan, medium
weight, worthQ OC 1 re
double, each. JoC, 0C. IDC
96-BO Wool Blanket, $4. 7ft.
Plaid and block designs, size CSx
80 and 7x80; special woven from
fine grade wool nr
stock 3'lefO
$2.98
Monday We Offer You Choice of
Any Woman's C o a t in the Base
ment Section, Formerly . Priced at
$10, $12.50 and $15 for
IT'S a sale that borders on the sensation
al. A sale of women's coats right at
the very beginning of tho wearing season
and offered to you at but a fraction of the
original price.
They are made in a great variety of good styles,
not every one right up to the minute in style, but
good, warm, serviceable garments, including such
splendid materials as plushes, broadcloths, mix
ture, novelty cloths, Perslanna cloth, chinchilla,
etc.
It's a coat sale you cannot afford to overlook.
Sale starts Monday morning at 8:30 sharp.
Bargess-sTash Co. Basement.
15c FANCY CREPE at 5c a Yard
" ,
D EAUTIFUL new fancy printed crepes. 27 Ins. wide, good pal
- selection of styles and colorings. These crepes are very 11 4.
desirable for making kimonos, dressing sacques, children's If I
wear, gowns, and for making comforters. 15c quality, Mon"
85c Heatherbloom, 15c.
High grade heatherbloom and
perralines; 35c quality; In all
the wanted colors. Mon- r
day, a yard IDC
10c, 12ac tilnghams, 8 He
Mill ends of fancy dress ging
hams; light, medium and dark,
styles; 10c and 12 He
values. Yard aJjC
Sale of ,50cto 75c ENAMELWARE
In the Basement Monday at 29c
A SPECIAL feature that should and will
pack this section all day Monday. The
offering Includes Just surh Items as needed
by every housewife everyone strictly first
quality gray enamelware at less than fac
tory cost.
The offering Includes:
DISH PANS, 14 and 17-qt.
size
BERLIN KETTLE8, 6 and
8-quart size
ENAMEL PAILS. 10 and
12-quart size
PRESERVING K E T T LES.
10-quart size
COFFEE POTS, 3-qt. sise. .
CHOICE
29c
' r'jil'
feT'
J
Embroidered Mono
grams for Handkerchiefs
Beginning Monday we will take orders
for -mtrot1ertng monograms on hand
kerchiefs and make prompt delivery.
HandkenhUf fieitlon.
"everybody's store
Victor Records for
November Now Ready
Come in and let us play them over
for you. There are many new ones.
You'll like them. too. Fourth Floor.