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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Bars Boot Frist It Now ttsarnn Prssa
Llghtla Flxtarae nurgsss-Orandon.
Auto fftolaa Charles Ptldham, 2 201
Piakney atrert, raporta to the police thm
his auto wm stolen Sunday from
teenlh and cn pltl hvhiup.
"Tsdara Oom;lMi Brorl. rroTm
classified settlor! today, and appears in
Tha Bea EXCLUSIVELY. Find out whst
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Txioo la Fromotad William T. Prlre.
for several years traveling frelsht s:t
of the t'nlon Pacific, with headquarters
nt Denver, lifts been pi-omotrd to rum
menial tent nt rueMo, Colo
Coal Station at Clarion The Difii
Western has lot the contract for a ll'v)
rnnlne cralinjt station st Clarion, la. ll
will be of all steel construction, with
dump buckets operated hy ilectrto c.ir
lent. la Mother Wants Kim Fchuster
of Orant City. Mo., hns afk- tin- )in;lin
police to look for John Schuster of thia
city, wh la wanted hy 1 1 i h mother m
consummate mi important lniainra
transaction.
Mntaaoad aa Pickpockets I li k Mein.
Hart Maher end Kohert Cstln. picked up
by Defective FlcmlnK as pickpockets,
were arraigned In police court Monday
morn Ins; and sentenced to ninety dvi
In the county Jsll.
Id for All.tJ.d Assault - W. K. Wells.
!.'!( WIIUs avenue, ling licvn rresteil
on complaint of v. w. .Ma Twenty,
"o oiicl ainl CuiinliK streets, w no n.scrl
that Wells assaulted hln,. '111.- litter
ho :i mil Kurd In poli. e o;rt Tir.---f
i y tioinitn.
Burglars Ost Arms and Ammunition -
Tin- I'lattsni.mth a Mlioritlca rcpoii to
Hie Omnhii t'oliio thai a hardware stoe
In their i i I - aa lited by liuralaui
toimliiv niuht. who took a number of
revolver flashlights and Knives, In
K'-'her vvitli 11. ion laitrldErp.
Stabbed in Altarcatloa In an alteiva
I, mi m cr some innpoity. Max Abler, IIJ
North Twintv-fiisi atreet, etshhed and
pnlnfullv woiiiuhd ,lne Kaato, l.'IHn apl
tol avfiim The nflray took place Ht
fourteenth ami r.ipit il avenue, from
w here Abler was urn sled by infi'Ms
Nli nien and Thestri.j).
Omahans Attend
Opening Day of
the State Fair:
Although Omaha people are not ex-
pected to ru to the state fair In laiKe ,
numbers until Thuradny, Omaha day,
there, was something of an exorlua to,
Lincoln Monday mornlna. On the mornlnt;
tralna the Burlington took out clo"e to
' and the Rock Island about 1D0. Mrmt '
of those who went are employed upon
the (rounds c connected with exhibits.
of the visitors to the fair there were
probably 300 who went in automobiles,
aome fifty mac-bines having started fur
liincoln during the early part of the day.
For Thursday the Burlington and Hock
Island af lining up equipment for an
Immense crowd from this city. The. Hur
llngton will run two special trains, be
sides puttinR extra equipment on the
regulars. The I'.O' k 1-lancl IU i m oic
special train.
Tuesday, September 7, 1915
HtW TICTOB RtCOBM
now itiOT roa itnimin
BURGESS NASH STORE NEWS FOR TUESDAY
rmon nicxramo yxasroa .
old on VI IHI,
tturoe U. 137.
Inspect Fifteen
Schools Today
for Scarlet Fever
Health Commissioner Connell will ex
amine thritecu public and two parochial
schools thin morning for evidence of
scarlet fever. He will be assisted by a
staff of physicians.
The doctor explains that unusual preval
ence of this disease during the summer
warrants htm in taking these precaution- !
ary measure". (
This Is the beginning of a form of
medical inspection of the schools by the I
city health department regardless of any j
action by tho Hoard of Education '
Trains In and Out j
of Omaha Are Loaded !
Trains both cotn'ng Into Omaha and
xoing out were loaded to the guarda Mon-
day. Passenger men at the depots esti
mated that not less than 5,00 people left
the city Sunday, going to smaller towns
to spend the holiday. Nearly as many
came from towns within fifty to seventy
live miles of the city.
COMES TO TAKE OTTO
WERNER TO CHICAGO
l'eteitive Crowley of Chicago Is here J
fioin Chicago to take buck Otlo Werner,
forger extraordinary, who secured ll".w
for bogus cheeks from Chicago. Kansas
city and Omaha houses, and was cap
tured In Council Hluffa by Detective
l-Yank Rooney of the Omaha force.
DR. CHAO GOES THROUGH
OMAHA ON WAY TO CAPITAL
Dr. Wellington C'hao, tho recently ap
fiolnted Chinese minister to Mexico, ac
companied by his suite and servants,
fifty-eight people In all, will be In Omaha
this evening, coming from the west
over the I'nJon Pacific at 7:J" o'clock.
The roamtxTS of the party travel In three
Pullmans and have their own private,
dining car. From here they will go on
to Washington, there to remain a couple
f weeks before leaving for Mexico City.
(old Is lneros.
Rreak It Now.
Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey Is fine for cu'.ghs
and colds. Soothes the lungi, loosens the
mucous. Only 25c. All druggists -Advertisement.
SCHUYLER MAN HAD A
BAD COUNTERFEIT DOLLAR
C. U Hatfield or Schuyler. Neb., ar
tested by Officer Ask with on a minor
harge, may he held for Investigation ow-
ing to the fact that among ids money I
was rouna one very spurious counterfeit
lollar, for which he could not account.
Hla Hm Waa Brakes.
O. D. Wright. Roaemont, Neb., wrltea:
Kor about six months I was bothered
with shooting and continual pains In tha
region of my kidneys. My rest was
broke nearly every night by frequent
actions of my kldneya. I was advised by
my doctor to try Koley Kidney pills and
one en-cent bottle made a well man of
me. I can always recommend Koley Kid
ney Pilla for I Know they are good."
This splendid remedy for backache, rheu
matism, sore muscles and swollen Joint
i-ontains no I shit forming drugs. Hold
vsr hcie Advertisement.
MOM
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WEEK AT BUME
A Week of Unusual Values for Homefurnishers at this Big Helpful Store
Every Homefurnisher Will Be Greatly Inter-
J , - sje
Homefitter3, Week, Our Second An
nual Fall Event, in which Every
Omaha Household Should Be Interested
IT1 VERY eoction given over ti' tuerchnndisp of this port contribute
' Its best service to the Interest of honinfltters tlita week. The oalo
tins hrpn planned to be of greatest possible helpfulnesa In asslBting:
the housewives In the Autumn time houso-cleanlng and brinhtenius of
the homo for the new season. The eMlons that contribute to this
sale are:
l.mo Cnrtrtlns, Mattrese. Silrerware,
llotiseftinilshina". Oriiiwrle. lloils, tTilna,
Pillow riiaes. I.in n. Vlrlrolna, lUankets. Ktc.
Ml have extra nttractlon.i In tho way of new goods and special value9
that will appeal to the ambitious housewife
Monday, Sept. 6, 1915. Hl'RGKSS-NAStl COMPANY.
You Are Invited to Come and View Two Great
Modern Masterpieces Valued at $107,000
"Th Oramras IT theFW anudl Aft"
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lt Phili l. Utlifctm. A allied at UtOO.lMM).
Th Rdl Crss Lttrs
Hy Klla firay n-e1. Valued at $47.HM).
NOW ON EXHIBITION ON THE FOURTH FLOOR
We want every man, woman and child In Omaha and vicinity to
come and view these wonderful paintings during tholr short slay at our
store. No admission Is charge!; take elevator to our fourth floor.
Barg-Ms-Mssh Co. Fourth Tloor.
TABLE DAMASK By the Yard in
the Homefitters' Sale for Tuesday
A.N KXTKN81VK line front which to select. Many patterns that
are exclusive.
ALL LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 75c
70 inches wide, full bleached, pure all linen.
LINEN SATIN TABLE DAMASK AT $1.00
7h inches wide, beautiful, new designs, pure linen.
SATIN TABLE DAMASK AT $1.25
Kxtra fine quality, 70 Inches wide, very specially priced.
MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK, 25c
ri inches vide, mercerized finish, Bplendid selection of designs.
Burg-sss-Kash Co. Main Floor.
Wool Filled Blankets at $2.98 That
Are Usually $4.50, $5 and $5.50 Pair
l'lunket
means
1H-4, 11-4 and 12-4 double wool
blankets, fancy colored checks,
also white, gray and tan. They
are samples that have been used
for display In the largest whole
pale dry goods house In the west.
Just one pair of a kind. The low
est value In the lot would b
.splendid at $4.60 a pair. Moat
all of them are worth $5.00 and
$5.50. You will not find such
values as these elsewhere. A
splendid illustration of what
Hurgess-Nash at '2..W pair.
supremacy
Maish Bed Comforters That Are $4.53 Values,
Homefitters' WeeK, $.y.
Don't tnke a mistake and buy something just as good. If you have
slept under a Malsh comforter you know that it Is a pleasure and real
comfort; $4.50 values, durlnsr Homefitters' Week, y-J.U.I each.
Borgasa-Haah Co. Basem.nt.
All Linen HUCK TOWELS at 25c
Featured for HOMEFITTERS' Week
Pl'RK all linen, bath room size, plain white, fancy satin damask
borders, plain hem or hen.stltched.
Huck Towels, Dozen, at 85c
lSXu6-lnch, with colored border, especially good for hotels and
rooming houses.
15c Turkish Toweb at 10c
First quality, size 1Sx40 Inches, full bleached, hemmed end,
(toiler Towels, Jlealy to I'm', lite t lwiinoiH Colored I hist Cloths, 10c
Tuiknlt Vah Cloths, :tc ' Heavy Mop Cloths, doaen, N.lc
Silver Polishing Cloths, Joe llroom Covers at I.V
Bnrf.ss-Waah Co. Main floor.
$9.00 Sanitary Mattresses, Tuesday, $5.50
SOFT, fluffy and sanitary mattresses, all large, white cotton felt,
fancy flowered ticking, can be had In blue, brown, gray, pink and
tan; $0.00 values at W50.
Odorless Feather Pillows at $1.00
I'ure sanitary, odorless, standard size bed pillows, filled with mlxod
(Mick, sooi-e and turkey feathers, fancy uit tickinK covering, $1.00 each.
Good Feather Pillows at 29c
All pure feather filled art tick, covered pillows, size suitable for
children's beds, chair pillows, etc., at 'Jlc each.
Burr.ss-Nsab Co. Bas.mant.
Here's a Sale of Aluminum Ware
Including Values to $2.50 Tuesday at
$1.00 Each
HERB'S a feature for Homefitters' Week that
will interest every woman who haa a home of
her own. The aluminum ware is strhtly perfect
and made of he.ivy sheet aluminum.
The offering Includes:
, 8, and !(-yuart Preserving Ketllea,
4 and tMJuuri Merlin haurs I'ans, with rovers.
Tea ki-Hles. Sauce 1'ans, Coffee Percolators,
1 4 and li-V'i t Idee Hollers,
1, a and H-Ijuurt llerlln Kettle.
Woorifii 1 1 and lei Kry I'ujis, Ktc.
The value un;e tip to $2.0u; Tuesday, choice of
the lot for l.o.
Barrss-kT,sh Co Bss.rn.Dt.
Utica Sheets and
PILLOW CASES
AUK known tho worM
tvtT -Hurna.Hfo Shoots
and pillow cases are known to Ihe
discriminating Omaha housewife
as the best wearing, fine quality
sheets and cases possible to bo
had
Spoi'iril Tuosday:
RlxPO sheets, regularly "tic,
Homefitters' Week sale prlie, 5Bc
:H90 sheets. retularly TSe,
Hoineflttera' Week sale prlce.fl.V
ti.1x!9 sheets. regtilnrly 84c.
Homefitters' Week sale prli, WOc
72x!0 sheets. regularly 84c,
Homefitters' Week sale price, 6c
TJ99 sheets. regularly !0c,
Homefitters' Week sale price. 7fc
SliPo sheets, regularly 90c,
Homefitters' Week sale price, 7.V
8199 sheets regularly HT.o.
Homefitters" Week sale price. 71K-
90x99 sheets, regularly $1.0K,
Homefitters' Week sale price. Brtc
90x108 sheets, regularly $1.15.
llomeritteiB' Week sale price. I)."ic
Boraaa.iraab Co. Bas.raat.
12jc and 15c Com
forter Covering at 9c
VARD-Wini-: regular goods.
rgular stocks ail included
finest and best styles for making;
pretty comforters. Sllkoline,
rhallle, cretonnes, all one yard
wide; choice from the bolt at c
the yard.
lOcF'cyC'mf'rt Pongee, 4 Vac
Printed fancy figured comfort pon
gee, bolts to buy from. An unusual
bargain special for Homefitters'
Week, regulurly 10c. at yard,4Hr.
25c to 35c Sateen at 15c
The very finest French sateen
for covering comforters, the 2Sc
and 36c grades, from the bolt, at,
yard, 1AV.
Inrrtfi-Siib Co. Basraiaat.
A Sale of
PIANOS
INSTRt'MKNTS that have beeu
returned from rental or taken
In exchange for player-plunos.
Kvery piano In good playing con
dition and backed by the Rurgeris
Nash guarantee of satisfaction.
HoKerstrom, upright, mahogany
case, was $275, now
Knrtr.nian At Co., upright, walnut
ceae, was $4 00, now 'IHT,
Weaver, upright, mahogany rase.
was $350, now $117.
Httilta A llauer, upright, mahog
any ease, was $.175, now . . .
lluntlnjrtoii, 'iprtght, mahogany
case, was $,,,r,o, now flfto
TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
Barrasiraali Co. Tourth rioor.
ested in This Offering of Lace Curtains Tuesday
FOl It spipudid gi)iij nlfovdinn m roumrknhlo soloctinn
of vnluos thnt aro of prmio iinortano to ovory houso
wifp. Hon' an idoa of wlint this hip HomofittprV Wook
Snlo has in storo for you.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at 89o
That Are the Usual $1.50 Values
Loom lace ctirtnlna. 2 y.irds long and 4S inchea wide, beautiful
assortment of new designs from which to make selection, white or ecru.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, $1.49
That Are the Usual $2.50 Values.
Two and one-half yards long by 4 4 Inches in width; made of an
extra fine Egyptian yarn. Score or more of different designs for
selection.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at 49o
That Arc the Usual 85c Values.
Nottingham weaves. 2 ardt. long by :!2 inches uiile. iu both
white or ecru. The usual 8oc quality at 4m a pair.
FISHNET CURTAINS AT $1.95 A PAIR
That Are the Usual $3.00 Values.
Kxtra fine quality fishnet. 2 '4 yards long and 44 Inches wide,
very deeirable for living room, bedroom and dining room drapcrlev
very special nt 91.0ft a ;alr.
Bnrrssa-aTaali Oo. Third Tlxr.
Remarkable Sale of Art Embroidery Goods
Featured for Homofitters, Weekt Tuesday 15c
T1IK assortment conslHts of bath towels, largo size; combing jacket; stamped, all linen scarfs, 18x46;
cushions; centers; all linen towels, large slxe; shirt holders; crepe dressing saeques; lnen cent era,
22 and 2( Inch; children's dresses, all sizes up to 10 years; white, all linen scsrfs. 18x24; novelty bags;
stamped shirt waists, on best quality lan: infants' dresses, on fine lawn; hats, etc. (These goods are.
slightly Imperfect or sllrhtly soiled.) Special, each t,V
Boys' Pique Suits 39c
Made up and stamped, sites 4 to
12 years; children' pique coats,
made up and stamped, nlzea 2 to
8 years; rompers, all sixes; spe
cial. c each
Children's Dresses at 39c
Made tip and stamped dresses,
sixes f, 8, 10 and 12 years, In a,
large line of colors and sixes,
slight imperfections of values to
$J,00. at Uc.
All Linen Scarfs 39c
Rise. Jfrx54-lneh.
Peri Lusta
Crochet Floss
White, Krru and Colors.
Hir.es 1 to
Rises 1 0 to
Sixes ;10 to
Sixes 50 to
to, special 7c
30. sperlal He
50. special c
70, special luc
Hlxes "0 to 100, special lie
Htranded bsll floss, sll colors,
2 balls for Ac
Bnrg-waa-llaaa Co- Third Tloor.
Whito Linen Centers 39c
62-Inch, 4 5-Inch, 66-Inch. 64 and
Mfi-lnch. alight Imperfections of
vulnes to $4.00; sperlal, KOr. each.
Stamped Night Gowns 25c
Sta'nped aud made tip night
eowns. on best quality French
nainsook, regular $1.00 values;
special, liftc each.
Baby Rompers 25c
Aim centers, sixes up to 8ft Inches,
Ioiik crepe klmonns, pink, Mu
ni'l lavender, all centers and
scarfs, special, e each.
These 9x12 teet Velvet Rugs Tuesday at 512,00
Are Splendid Values at $19.50--VERY SPECIAL
VJ'IIIY npocial, indood, but t hoy con-iat of patterns which wo aro dropping from our regu
lar lino and have roduood tho prioo to accomplish tho result. Four patterns, throw
Oriontfd off oofs to one floral. Heavy quality
and very durable, !xl'2 feet, size, regular price
ri:.M) llomefitters' rale price, $12.00.
$3.25 Axminster Rugs at $2.75
SUe S6x63 Inches. Excellent selection of colorings and '
designs, unusual values at 9'i.70.
$2.25 Axminster Rugs at $1.50
Heavy quality, slue 2754 Inches, floral or Oriental
patterns, special at 91JM.
EXTRA: $1.25 Rag Rugs for 59c
Made of sanitary cretonne raKs, in pretty assortment
of colors, guaranteed to wash, size 27x54, rn .
iJUM
nitra.irasti Co. Third Floor.
sale price
Old English Macey Bookcases Reg
ularly $21.50, Homeh'ersirWeek $14.95
THIS consists of a top, bnso nnl throe units, like illuatra
tion. Thtso units can be had in eight, ten, twelve and
thirteen inch units so as to accommodate any mze yook.
This bookcase has atralKht lines and
iiinban nsnalu itnniniAn s (ha Diva.
l5l I'W" ""!l f 'Ptlrltj': f hethan, Jacohean and William and
B SilAM.mt Mary periods, vshich are the character-
istlrs of the old English style In which
these cases are made. Regularly $21.50;
Homefitters" Week prlca, $14.05.
$12,00 Library Rockers $9.00
Mission library rockers. In quartered
oak; heavy, reinforced arms, wide rock
ers, croncied brace, with No. 1 leather
upholstered seat and twelve roil sprinKS,
regularly $12.00, Homefitters' Week
sale price, (IO.OO.
$2.95 Sewing Rocker $1.95
Sewing rocker, heavy saddle seat, in
both fumed and wax finish; regular
price, $2.95; Homefitters Week price,
fl.U.V
Burg ms-V aah Co. Third Tloor.
Prices Clipped on WOOL and COT
TON BATTS For Making Comforters
NOTE the low price on wool batts All are In on piece and will
make a comforter, slxe 72x90 inches.
a.00 All Wool Halts. 2.09
Pure white, all wool batts with,
cheesecloth covering, can be used
as they are, all covered with
other material; $3.00 value, at
..
2.7ft Wool Ilatta, $1.0H.
Southdown wool batts, slxe 72x,lO,
worth $2.75, on sale at SI. OH.
2.2. Wool Ilatta, $1.00
Koyal fleece wool batta, sis
72x90, Make the lightest, warm
est comforters possible, worth
$2.26, sale price, $1.09.
SSI.7H Wool natts, 91. 25
lint a via wool batts, slxe 72x90.
This hatt Is a mixture of the beat
pure wool and cotton, fluffy and
warm, $1.75 value at $1.23.
uw rain's quoted ox cottox batts
2A Cotton Hutu, 1H-
VvTilta Rose, averybody's favorite,
worth 26c, sale pries, per roll, lHc.
91JA Cot too natts, HAc
Four-pound Noble cotton hstts,
slxe 72x00, will make thick, heavy
comforters, worth $1.25; Home
fitters' Week price, KAc.
ROr tVrtlon lutts, 8Rc
Two-pound lxiysl snow white cot
ton batts, will make light weight,
full size, comforters, worth 59c,
at, each, BHc.
Cotton Batts, Bo
Little Gem cotton batts are always
In great demand; sale price,
each, 3c.
Cotton Batts, 1Rc
True Blue, a full pound roll Of
good white cotton at, roll, Iftc
9(c Cotton Ilatta, 59c
Three-pound Magic snow whit
cotton batts, will make a full slse,
medium weight comforter, worth.
8 Or, each, ftOc.
BarfMs-STaah Co. aa.m.at.
ta t-rfy
DI1.MOM) "C" l,.l'XIHV SOAP,
12 CAKhi. 25c.
Ivory soap, 5
cakes IBc
Jap Hoae toilet
soup, 2 cakeu
for lie
Pearl White
soap, 7 cakert
for 25c
Sanl-flush, 25o
size 17c
Pura peroxide,
1 lb lo
lion Ami, rake
for 7c
Papollo, caka
for 7e
One lot toilet
soaps, the 10c
kinds, for . . 5c
One lot toilet
Williams' shav- I soaps, the 5u
ing soap . .8c ! kinds, for.2 4c
Tela - Naphtha
soap, 10 cakes
for SHo
Household am
monia, 1 -quart
bottle . ...IHc
Horm chips,
large package
for 1 l)c
Liquid veneer,
26c sise . . 18o
Liquid veneer,
50c hize .. .8c
OV-edar Oil,
2 5c size ..!
Johnson's floor
wax. 1 lb. 82c
Perfumes, reg
ularly 50c oz.,
for 1 oc.
Kubber gloves,
25c value, 80c
One lot of
combs for. . .Wc
Mirrors, 100
kinds Ac
Mirrors, 60c
kinds 3c
Armour's bath
tablets, 1 0u
kinds, for On
Sponges for
house cleaning,
76c kind.. .tc
Barf. ss. Bath Co. Mala rioor.
Forty-Nine High Grade Sewing Machines in a
One-Day Homefitters' Week Feature Tuesday
AGENT'S LIST PRICES RANGE
FROM $35.00 TO $50.00
s19.75
TERMS: $2.00 DOWN
AND $1.00 A WEEK
T'HE offering affords you a most unusual oppoit unity to secure a good high-grade sewing machtna
a right at the beginning of the Kail sewing sesson at but a small outlay.
Kvcry machine la In perfect condition and guaranteed1 to give absolute satisfaction. Rome are 'braad
new, while others have been slightly used or marred. Among the well-known makes are:
SINGER, WHITE, NEW HOME, HOWE NO. 170, THE FREE, ETC.
All drop-head style, with latest Improvements and attachments. No phone or mall orders filled Nona
sold to dealers.
Burgsss-iraah Co. Third Floor.
$7.50 Chest of Silver $4.95
A complete che&t of lingers 1 S 1
A-l silver plate tableware. 2 6 piece,.,
regularly $7.50, for 9.
Bnrg.sa-aTasb Co. atala Door.
Bbirgess-
mm mm. ar
eye rydodtSj .exonn"
Six SUver Plated Knives $1.95
Silver plated knives and forks.
I.rettty pattern, special set of
each for 91. DA.
urgaaa-Saah Co ataia Floor,