THFj OMAHA SUNDAY UKB: MAU4JH 7. 11)15.
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War stories of bachinger
send him to sanity board
(Corpfgppudence of the Aorlati'4 FivssO
VIENNA. Feb. 3R bookkeeper, Hach
InRPr, who joined ono of the lm al land-
turtn rrfflmetits early In tha war, haa
been enjoylnt; a brief period of f.rnn i:j
a war liero here. Wmrlnt; Iron rrospes
of tlm firt ninl neoond clafffcf, whi'-h he
liad taken from tho bocllrs of rrujtlnn
Mlilier wlillo on ambulance lntv, be I -Kl
an rlnborato story of Ma Insl.'-han.lod
capture of the governor of Warsaw.
He was received In state by the. cli'ef
burgomaster of Vienna unit ma pre
sented with a purse full of money. When
his story reached the German newspaper
It met with prompt oonlraitUllin. anil that the Association of JournallH:s and
Harhlnser was arrested. Ho hna iipt ! Authors of Vienna has sent to the Ati
been sent to a hospital fnf obsrr' r.tlon I trlun Bovemment a una t iihhis resolution
as to his sanity.
FILE A PROTEST AGAINST
THE PRESS CENSORSHIP
to the effect that Austrlv ie.s censor
ship U helnn exercised In sti.-h a manner
as to suppress totally ll p nnili'iiiy of
Ad I Un olAHIS hUNU IU !
RAISE MONEY FOR BANDS
bands, a fund whli h ha now reached a
tota'. of about Ul.tco.
Tho spirit of this movement, launched
at a public meeting at the Mansion
(fnrrcsponden. e of the Associated Press. 1 House, ts Well explained by the. often
l,ONlxN. r'eh. iv-ltu.lvaid K tplinat. I quoted remark of a contributor Mint
public oplrlon f ttnUna: exp.t ..sion. "a id It ! Israel ancwlll and the othria who are I 1 1 here has been steady revolve, but not
the war of Ion continuance this state worklna for more music among the re-'oulti enough ,ioy In this re-" nt'nit cam-
(Corresiondence of the Associated l'ress.) i of thing wl'l heroine n'm h more soi lcus ' rrults. received a big help when William , palgn." ot. as W. J. Locks, Ilia novelist,
EN1CK, Feb. IV It is learned tie.'e i ami iUnij"ioin " j Waldorf .stor gave $". to tlie fund for j f pressed It, 'To sec our new armies
movlnp along like silent aha Iowa- en i
sunless road lias been hartbreakrBg."
A going huslnotm can ne aoM qnlrkl
through The Uea's "Business Chances.
Olea la t.oa Anarelea.
1,03 ANOKt.KB, Mareh . Albert A.
Barber, n wealthy furniture manufacturer
of ttrand ItMplda, Mich., died at a hotel
here today. He was 6, years old.
Sunday, March 7, 1915-
-BURGESS-NASH COMPANY-
-STORE NEWS FOR MONDAY-
BURGESS NASH COMPANY-
-Telehone Douglas 137.
An Exposition off OMAHA MADE GOOD
OPENS AT BURGESS-NASH MONDAY MORNING
Mayor Dahlman, Assisted by President Gamble of the Omaha Manufacturers' Association. Will
Formally Open the Displays From the Balcony of the Main Floor Monday Morning at 10 o Clock
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"BUY IT IN OMAHA"
BOOST Omaha Made Ooode This well-merited eloKan
WgTO' ed the movement to phu greater empht8 on the advantaKP
and benefits to be derived In the buying of Omaha-made
products.
To bring these facts more forcefully to the attention of the gen
eral buying public, Burgesa-Nash has planned an exposition of
OMAHA MADE GOODS
represent trig as nearly aa possible and where practical all lines of
foods "Mad In Omaha," with a lorre number of especially attraottvs
displays and working demonstrations occupying; our entire battery of
display windows a largre portion of our new Fourth Floor and other
sections throughout the Store.
The Bxpoaltlon has been planned with the foremost thought of
promoting Omaha Made Products and at a time when most beneficial
during- visiting- Merchants' Week.
It will be a great educational feature, which every patriotic citizen
should see. A dlplay that will be interesting- to both young; or old
it will be the means of forcefully demonstrating the fact that there
la a wide variety of manufactured products In Omaha, and will help
to create the desire to buy Omaha !Slade Ooods.
ONE OF THE 8PECIAL ATTRACTIONS
will be the cutting- out and making; of women'a house dresses, which
will toe ehown In one of our big Sixteenth Street windows. In an
other window the process of making men's neckwear; while In the
store there will be Booths where you can see the demonstrator making
Jewelry, umbrellas, candy, napkins, millinery, putting up samples of toilet
article, will clean any Jewelry or silverware you might bring, free
of charge; and so on throughout the displays.
MAYOR DAHLMAN AND PRESIDENT GAMBLE
of tho Omaha Manufacturers' Aasociation will formally open the expo
sition from the Balcony of the Main Floor Monday morning at 10
o'clock, and everybody la Invited to come and Join In the festivities.
There will be
SOUVENIR8 AND SAMPLES FOR EVERYONE
Come, it la worth while, and by your presence register a boost
for Omaha Made Goods.
BURGESS-NASH COMPANY. .
AMOTTO THE TABIOITS MAK CFAOTTBKRS WHO HAVE) INSTALLED
DISPLAYS ARE
T. F. roud Co.
Hydraulic Press Brick Os.
Wemen's Kichaaae.
ntloaal Far Tanalag Ce.
Omaha Bottllag Co,
George H. Lee Ca.
Maney Mllltag Co.
W estern Hleetrle Ca.
Osaaha Stracrural Steel On.
A dans A Keller Co.
IK J. O'Brien.
Wallasky Jewelry Ca
Goodrich Mfg. Co.
" tten Blsenlt Oa. - "
-Western I mhrella Ca.
Eggerss-O'Flyas; C.
Midland Glass Paint Ca.
Pastan-Gallagher ('.
Lowe Pare Foods Ca.
M. K. ttntith t Co.
Klrkendnll Shoe Co.
Omaha Cap Mfg. Ca.
Standard Chemical Mfg. Co.
L. i. Ionp Co.
I nole Ham Breakfast Feed Ca.
Sklnnera Maoaront Ce.
Nebraska Heed Oa.
V. G. Cleveland Ca
MeCard-Bradr Co.
ebraaka Heed Ca '
lnmltA Hanff arv Dalrr Ca.
Wateryraat Pmdacts Co.
"Mina Taylor" House Dresses, an Omaha Product, to Be
Made in One of Our Sixteenth Street Display Windows
"1VT1NA TAYLOK" house drosses will
uot only be made in our window, but
will be displayed ou living models in the
House. Dress Seotion on the second floor.
We rnrrv the "Mina Taylor" house dress in
many styles and will be very glad to show and ex
plain the numerous advantages they possess.
The selection will satisfy you and meet your
every requirement, with a price range of
$1.00, $1.50 and 1.95
According to the materials and design.
The materials used in "Mina Taylor" house dresses are
bought only after careful tests have been made to insure the
strength of the fabrics and the fastness of the colors. You
will find these dresses to launder perfectly and to retain their
shape and good appearance indefinitely after repeated wash
ings. Boudoir or Dust Caps Free
As an added feature for "Made in Omaha" week we
will give free to each visitor to the house dress section a
neatly made dust cap.
Bargrss-Nash Ca. Bewsl Floar.
Special Display of Men's "Ideal" Brand Shirts, Made in
Omaha and Are Remarkable Values at $1.00 to $5.00
We Will Make Men's Neckwear in
One of Our Big Display Windows
THE necessary equipment for making a man's four-in-hand
scarf will be in operation in one of our
display windows and you can see with your own eyes
iust how thev are made.
Furthermore, you can make your selection of the pattern
and coloring and the young ladies will make your new Easter
scarf for you while you wait.
Special display of this Omaha Made Product In the men's Bection.
Bnrgess-Nash Oe. Main Fleor.
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THERE are no better shirts made at the
price than the "ideal" brand. That is a
strong statement, we will admit, but if you
wear the "Ideal once you 11 certainly agree
with us.
Men's "Ideal" Shirts at $1.00
Extra fine madras and percale, splendidly made and
laundered. The equal of any shirt made anywhere and
better than most shirts at this price, $1.00.
Men's "Ideal" Shirts at $1.50
Neckband and .collar attached, either low or mili
tary collars in fine madras, Penang satines and cheviots.
Men's "Ideal" Shirts at $2.00
Madras, cheviot and all the light
materials for spring wear.
FIVE CENTS IS SUFFICIENT
FOR THE FIRST PAYMENT
IT BRINGS TO YOUR HOME A
"STANDARD" Rotary Sewing Machine
GUARANTEED FOR LIFE
This sale is nearing an end, only a few machines
left. You must act QUICKLY.
TABLE OF WEEKLY PAYMENTS
SO.05 $0.55 $1.05
1st Week 11th Week 21t Week
Tio :eo ijb
2nd Week 12th Week 32nd Week
.85 1.15
8rd Week 13th Week 23rd Week
56 i6 T2d
4th Wreek 14th Week 24th Week
725 775 IV25
6th Week 15th Week 25th Week
J30 .80 1.30
6th Week 16th Week 26th Week
35 5 T35
7th Week 17th W eek 27th W eek
a6 1k "MoT
8th Week 18th Week 28th Week
45 795 45"
9th Week 19th Week 29th Week
Tro Too iTwT"
10th Week 20th W eek 30th Week
31st Week
1 Aft
32nd Week
1 i
33rdWeek
1 TO
84th Week
35th Week
1 Rft
36th Week
37th Week
1.90
38th Week
Final Pay
ment 113R
1.95
39th Week
A $65.00 (LIST PRICE.)
Six-drawer style- tho world's best machine,
look and chain stitch central needle style
STANDARD ROTARY
$39.00
5c
First payment im
mediate delivery
then every week you
pay 5 cents more
than the previous
week's payment
This Plan is copyrighted. It's the Surest, Safest and the Best way
ever devised to give you the Best machine made at the Least Expense.
Ten cents on each payment can be
saved by you if you want to reverse the
payments and pay them all or in part in
advance.
C-oprrUM. 1111
Cash Dividends
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BunrwkHk C.. Third Floor.
Men's "Ideal" Shirts, $2.50 to $5.00
An unusual line of silks, silk fiber,
fine French madras and cheviots un
excelled for beauty, fit and finish.
Burarru-.'Va.h ('..Mala Kl..r.
Newest "Made in Omaha" Spring
Millinery-Charming Selections, $5.00
THE hats are all copies of high
priced models, individual in
style a shape to suit every fancy.
The materials are hemps, rarals
and Milan hemps, trimmed in a great va
riety of tempting ways with flowers, faille
and" velvet ribbons.
Come and se Burgesii-Naah delnr tnm out
these exquisite creations here in our MHUnary
Section cm the Second Floor.
The price will be 5.00.
"Made in Omaha" Bungalow Aprons
Are Featured for Monday at 50c
THE bungalow, or coverall apron, la to tho woman what owr
alls are to a man complete protection for other garments
Made of a standard percale and are full 6 Inehes long-
either light or aarK coiom ana in exirm ie u unaji-m.
Apron Sets Skirt, Apron and Cap, $1.00
Made ot extra quality percale In light and dark colors. Regular and
extra sites.
Children's BunfsJow Apron at 39c
Made in light and dark colors. Pretty new designs for ages to 1
years. inKw-ituk C. - rior.
Display of Omaha
Made Men's Caps
HE 8URR and see It.
t.rrtrr 13 well made c b 1 c
(iTCAl hPMI w" tailored and
V!2P the quality and style Is
equal to any Imported line.
Splendid selection of new colors
and patterns with a price range of
50c. 75c. $1 and $1.50
Mars.- '.. M.lm Fl.er.
Men's Overalls
and Jumpers
A REMARKABLY bl
line of Omaha Made
overalls and Jumpers will iic
be on display Monday In jOtV
the Basement..
Very best of workmanship, good
flttfng and serviceable.
Men's Overalls 75c and $1.00
Men's Jumpers 50c and $1.00
Bnrc.u-Xa.il t'e. Boa.m.nt.
You are invited to attend a
A Special Showing of the
Latest La Victoire Corsets
by an expert demonstrator.
These beautiful corsets are made to satisfy
the ready needs of women who have here-av
tofore worn only imported garments or sought j l
the personal services of expert corsetieres. h
It would be difficult to find even in the h VJ
most exclusive shops of Paris a model more t
suiicu ror urawmjf-ruimi wcai.
Come in and let Miss Lewis, an expert cor
setiere in charge of the demonstrations, ex
plain to vou the merits of La Victoire corsets.
Baraiaaa-Kaah Ct.-mi Flar.
Silk Shadow and Chantilly
r it-IE m i
X mm I BV It nil a I
mm
Lace Flouncings to $1.50 at 98c
A BEAUTIFUL selection blark. white and cream
silk shadow and Chantilly lace flouncings, 16,
18 and 28 Inches wide; also black, white and cream
allovers, 42 Inches wide. Values to $1.60.
Oriental and Shadow Flouncings, 59c
Cream and white; also cream and white allovers;
also fine quality Brit ton net, 72 Inches wide.
Oriental Lace Edges at 10c
Linen cluny, cream and while edges and Insertions
to match, shadow flouncings, Normandy and plat
vals to )8 Inches wide.
Embroidery Flouncings at 39c
27 to 45 Inches wide, Swiss voUe and batiste;
beautiful new designs. BUrn.-..h r.. m.iu Pl.or.
These Beautiful NEW SILKS Monday at 48c
Instead of 75c and 85c, Are Really Remarkable Values.
AND they are the very weaves in, greatest demand, too. The offering includes 36
inch silk poplin in plain colors, 24-inch brocade silk taffeta, 24-incn figured fou
lard In a big ranee of colors and styles, 24-tnch all-silk pongee In natural color, 24-lnch silk messa
line in new shades, light and dark kimono silks In 60 different designs, slso checks, stripes and
fancy effects for waists, dresses, etc, All In one big selection at 48c a yard.
Pretty New $1.25 and $1.50 Silks Monday, 88c.
Including silk poplliu, all-silk crepe de chine, heavy cascadeuse, embroidered Japanese wash
silks, all-silk marquisette In stripe effects. Princess mescalines, coatfog pongees In natural color
and stripe and figured taffetas, 36 and 42 Inches wide.
59c Black Messaline, 39c
24-inch black messaline silk.
Regurar 69c quality, 39c.
98c Black Messaline, 69c
36-lnch black messaline silk.
Regular 98c quality, 69c.
Barsr.aa-Naak Ce Mala Fleer.
$1.25 Silk Poplins. 88c
42-inch silk poplins. $1.26
quality, yard, 88c.
$2 Bengaline Silk, $1.39
' 36-lnch Bengaline silk. 2.00
quality, yard, 11.39.
Heavy Mescalines, $1.19
36-lnch heavy messaline silks.
$1.60 quality, f 1.19.
Sflk Crepe de dune, $1.29
42-Inch silk crepe de chine.
$1.76 quality, yard, $1.29.
Sale of ALUMINUM Cooking Utensils Combined With a
Demonstration of Genuine "WEAR EVER" Aluminum
MRS. GRACE ENGLISH, one of the foremost demonstrators of the "Wear Ever" products, will demonstrate the varieties and
will give instructions in the use of "Wear Ever" aluminum in our Basement Section beginning Monday morning. Mrs. Eng
lish will also demonstrate the various ways of cooking and baking with "Wear Ever" utensils. Her different demonstration menus
consist of: Baking griddle cakes without "the use of grease, hot roast cooking without any water, the everv-day use of roasters; and
she will cook an entire meal in a roaster over one burner, etc. Come and realize the actual savings afforded by using "Wear Ever"
t'tensils, not only in time and fuel, but in labor.
Thousands of Pieces of Aluminumware at Remarkably Low Prices
1J
3 Genuine
"Wear Ever"
Sauce Pans
Worth $1.85,
for 98c
quart sise, worth 45c
1H quart size, worth
t quart sice, worth
Total
I 45c Set of
60cl 3 for
qoC
3- quart Majestic aluminum sauce pan. 96o values. 4e
4-quart Majestic aluminum sauce pans, $1.16 val.7Bc
6-quart Majestic aluminum sauce pans, $1.40 tsJ.SSc
4-quart aluminum tea kettles, $2.60 values, for. .$1.49
6-quart aluminum tea kettles, $176 values, for.. $1.69
Imported aluminum teaspoons, 6o values, I for. .6c
Berstiaa-Naaai Ca Bcaa.aj y BMrant.
This Coupon Is Worth 40c
This coupon
and 15c will se
cure this genu
ine "Wear Kver" aluminum
stew pan, as
Illustrated, 1
quart size shallow, that re
tails regularly for 66c, Monday.
Nam
Address
15c
$1.55 Windsor Kettles, 98c
Genuine "Wear Brer" Wind
sor kettles, 7quart sice, with
new style cover. The kind
that regularly
sells for $1.65.
Sale pric Mon
day, at
98c
Bargains In Hasvy Cast Alumlnumwar
$4.00 tea kettles. No. 8 site, special. . .$2.75
$2.96 high-shaped waffle irons, special. $1.4
$2.75 low-shaped waffle Irons, special. .$1.25
$1.96 wood handle skfllets, special. .$1.19
$1.96 handled griddles, special, at $1.16
$2.00 omelette pans, special, each $1.29
Imported aluminum dessert spoons, 7c values, ea..4c
Imported aluminum tablespoons. 10c values, ea.. 6c
4-plece aluminum measuring spoons, special, set.. 25c
8 piece sot knife, fork and spoon 76c values.. 50c
Oblong aluminum roasting pans, $3.50 values.. $2.69
Oblong aluminum roasting pans, $4.00 values.. $3.25
Bersaaa-Naafc Caw Beeaaasr BaBirat.
10c Yard Wide Percales, 5c
Also mill lengths of fancy ginghams, the usual r
loc grade, very special Monday, at the yard. . .DC
Barseas-Nasb Ecaawai Baaraacat.
"everybody's store"
10c Union Jack Cambric. 7c
The best Cambric made to retail at 10c a j
yard, In the muslin section, Monday, yard..2C
Barcaaa.Xaafc Oa. Eraaam? Baacmtat.
