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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Weadlag Kings niholni. Jsweler.
eve Beet Print It Nnw fteacon Free
Lighting rigtarea Purgees-Oranao.
Ts'sys Oi:mi mma
riiMtM Mcurtn tods, and aiHu-e la !
re Bee fcXCLCWVELY. Fiad out what
U) various mevlng picture toeatere offer.
Wimi to Mayor Thompeoa City of
ficials hev bevn Invittfj to aUnrt a
dinner at the Commercial club on October
V In honor of Mayor . Thompson of
Chicago.
Tot Safety rirst In Ufa Insurance
see W. M. Indoe, general agent Btate
Mutual Life Aarurance Co. of Worces
ter, Main., one ot the oldest, U years,
and best companies on earth.
Attendant at Cwnfort Btatloa Mary
Ijeary has ln appointed ty the i-Uy
rouncll aa attendant at the Ponclas atreet
public comfort elation, at t-"-" a month,
the money to be taken out of the recrea
tion department fund.
treats Ordered raved The city coun
cil passed ordlnancea or.Wr.nK leaving or
repaying ot the following streets:
Twenty-fourth, Vinton to Irving place;
Thirtieth, Fort to north city limits; Thir
teenth, Howard to klaitha; I'aclfti.-, Sixth
to Tenth.
104 Joins the Army After working
In a rcKtaurant for a meajtvr wage,
Walter Ford, a colored waiter of Omnha,
decided that the life of a soldier offered
mora glorious and noble opportunities.
He, therefore, enlisted In the army and
has been sent to Fort Imogen, Colo. Harold
McDonald of Evansvllle, lnd.. also en
listed In the army, afklng assignment to
the cavalry.
Klley to Texas Private Charles H.
Itiley, who for some time has been at
tached to the local army recruiting sta
tion, .has gone to Fort Sain Houston at
tan Antonio, Tex., under transfer order
to Join Troop t, of the Third cavalry. His
friends expect ho may see active service
along the border, if the Mexicsn troubles
continue.
Close to the Tribe Aool&ent Manager
Meyer of the ladies department of the
Eerg Clothing company has returned
from an eastern buying trip to New York.
He was Just half a block away from the
big cave-In at the new tube In New oYrk.
Mr. Meyer found that he had not bought
heavy enough for the heavy fall trade
and was forced to make a second trip
to replenish his stock.
LENS OBJECTIVE
POINT OF GREAT
BATTLED WEST
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GENERAL FEDERATION PRESIDENT HERE Mrs.
Percy Pennybacker of Texas, president of the General Fed
eration of Women's clubs, attending state meeting at Norfolk.
guards have been hurried west, there
are rumor that Field Marshal von Hln
denburg, still bent on taking Ivinsk,
has been reinforced heavily. Moreover,
the Austrian a, judging from their new
successes In the south, apparently have
received fresh troops.
- ' Will Me14 Knpfcrates Valley.
The victory of the British Over the
Turks In Mesopotamia brings General
Sir John Nixon's men within 150 miles
of Bagdad. The news came unheralded
to London, aa the fighting In that quar
ter had been almost forgotten. Whether
the British will try , to push further on
to Bagdad la problematical, but the con
sensus of opinion here Is that the re
sistance of the Turks In this region has
been crushed. Some sections of the
British press see la this victory the
addition of another British colony.
"Whatever la done with the Turks else
where," ss-ys the Pall Mall Gasette,
"they can never allowed to resume
their blood-stained way In ths Euphrates
valley."
Rasa Gain twar.Flre Miles.
PKTHOORAD. Sept. 30. tVIa London.)
Territorial gains of considerable extent
by the Russians are Indicated by the
latest Information received at the war
office. The Germans have been pushed
back twenty-five miles from the terminal
station at Qlubokol on the Svlentsyanvo
Olubokol railway to a point midway to
the Vllna-Dvlnak railway.
West and south of Molodechno the
Germans have been forced back eight
miles across the Litis-Molodechno rail
way.
At ne parts of the northern lines have
German gains been announced, although
battles of great Intensity are being
fought on the eighty-mile line from
Koxlany on the Dlsno river to Krlvo.
The Germans have concentrated strong
forces along this line, lnoludlng consid
erable bodies of troops drawn from the
Prlpet region.
South of the Prlpet. the Germane have
won a local success at Clartorlsk, twenty
miles west of the railway Junction at
Bamy. They appear to have gained con
trol of the Stvr to a point south of
Lutsk.
A strong effort also Is being made by
the Germans In the region of Nowo
Alexlnleo, fifteen miles north of Tarno
pol. The Russian authorities believe this
movement represents an attempt to reach
the great highway between Kremeneta
and Ostrog. Further south on the Strips,
west of Tarnopol, the Russians have bad
the best of the fighting.
GRAND ISLAND MINISTER
HEADS LUTHERAN SYNOD
OHArTO ISLAND, Neb., Sept Jft.-fSpe-clal
Telegram.) The Nebraska synod, of
the general synod of Luthersn churches,
has elected as officers for the ensuing
year: Rev. C. H. Mlchelmann, Grand
Island, president; Rev. R. Neumncher. U.
D., Columbus, vice president; Rev. M.
Koolen, Leigh, secretary; Rev. L. Crauen
horst, Forrtanelle. treasurer.
The reports of the secretary and treas
urer showed the receipts for synodical
purposes to have been (27,311. The total
of funds for the year amount to 130,8S,
Including $40. for benevolences.
A present of ITS wss sent to Rev. Mr.
Breeht of Fremont, who. on accoi nt of
old age, was not able to be present.
A paper on "Kocleelastlcal Architec
ture." was read by Rev. O. H. Mlchel
mann; a sermon In German by Rev. Mr.
Holsberger of Pierce, and an Engliah ser
mon by Rev. Mr. tfchultx of Fremont,
were preached. The chorus Is composed
of members of the synod.
sleveiBBBBesias f hasuberlala's Colic,
Cfcslera ass Diarrhoea Rsssedy.
"I never hesitate to recommend Cham
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy." writes Pol Williams, merchant.
Jesse, Tenn. " I sell more of It than of
any other preparations of tike character.
I have used It myaelf and found It gave
me more relief than anything slse I
have ever tried for the same purpose."
Obtainable everywhere. All druggists.
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vantago of emergencies Ilka the present
war to raise rates.
Dr. George K. Condra gave his Illus
trated lecture on the relation of Ne.
braaka and Omaha to national agricul
ture. R. V. Parrlah, manager of the bu
reau of publicity, exhibited his views of
Omaha.
In the evening the life members of the
Farm congress held tbelr banquet at the
Hotel Rome. Pome speeches were de
livered and rr. Condra gave another Il
lustrated lecture on conservation ot
puhllo health.
Kleotlon of officers Is scheduled for
this morning.
PLUMBERS ARE AGAINST
FEDERATION'S ACTION
LINCOLN, Sept (Special.) At the
regular meeting of local union No, NS,
plumbers and steamfltters of Lincoln,
the following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, At the recent convention of
the Nebraska State Federation of Labor,
a resolution wee passed placing union
labor on record as being opposed to the
prohibitory amendment. As we do not
care to so on record as being for or
against the amendment. Therefore, be It
Resolved, That we. the members of local
No. . repudiate the action taken by the
state Federation of Lebor. and ask for
a referendum vote that ths resolution
be taken off the minutes and that wa asx
the dally papers to publish the fact
Stop the Catlde Cow Its eHs.
Croup an whooping oourh are chil
dren's ailments. Vr. King's New Discov
ery Is what you need. It hills the cold
germs. All drugglsts.-rAdvertlseinent.
A "For Ssle" ad wm
furniture Into cash.
torn second-hand
GROSS ADVOCATES
TARIFF COMMISSION
Permanent Body Which Will Fix
Datei Declared Superior to
Old Method.
WOULD ELIMINATE " POLITICS
A permanent tariff commission was
advocated by Howard H. Gross of Chi
cago, president ot the Tariff Commission
league, in his address before the Na
tional Farm congress Thursday after
noon. He pointed out that in former
commissions four men were appointed
from the same political party with the
prealdent, while three were appointed
from the other party.
"The proposed commission," he said,
"is to be so composed that no more than
three men may be of any one party.
This Will make It impossible for any one
party to dominate the commission.
"No function of our public business
has been more poorly and slovenly done
than making the tariff. Every tariff
act for the last forty years has been
built upon misinformation or informa
tion from Inspired sources, anl the re
sult has been so thoroughly bad that the
people at the first opportunity have re
jected It. .
"The tariff enactments have not been
for the Interest of all the people, but
for some of the people. The subject in
so Involved and complicated that the
average member of congress csn make
neither head nor tall to it. and this Is
no reflection uuon their ability either.
If one concedes that the theory of pro
tection Is sound, yet the protective en
actments have been so badly worked out
that the result was a rank injustice to
the consumer and a complete failure to
fairly balance the benefits and burdens
of taxation.
"It the theory of a tariff for revenue,
then the bungle was equally great;
either the revenue was not produced or
It was not fairly produced.
"The league believes that the time has
come when all parties and all people.
Irrespective of party, should Join and
collectively say, with a voice ao loud
that congress will hear It, that the mak
ing of political tariffs must end and that
the making of business tariffs shall
begin."
Talk ( Mariit Bhlpplna.
Congressman Dan Stephens spoke on
marine shipping, and hoped for estab
lishment of fixed shipping rates through
the Panama canal, so that the ship
owning companies might not take ad-
Burgess-Mash
Company.
grvEirooTr,i tori
Five Cents First Pay
ment Secures Any of
These Standard Make
Sewing Machines
COME to our Department
Friday pick the ma
chine of your choice out of
our splendid assortment
register and pay 5 cents and
tlte machine will bo deliv
ered to yon immediately.
Most of the
Store Hours 8:30 A. M. to G P. M. Saturday till 9 P. M.
5
c
FTRRT
PAYMKVT
HINUKK
820.75
l'AKAOO.V
$30.00
XKW liO.MK
834.0Q
THK FRKK
823.00
HOWTfi
319.75
AUTOMATIC
839.00
AKHOW
814.50
machines are
brand new, di
rect from the
f actory a
few slightly nied
machine Includ
ed at apodal
prlooa.
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ltnrgeM-Nnsh Co. Third Floor.
Feel Fine! Take
"Cascarets" for
Liver, Bowels
Spend 10 cents! Don't stay
bilious, sick, headachy,
. constipated.
Can't harm you! Best cathar
tic for men, women
and children.
Allesjeal llorartklef tnisllM.
KKKMONT, Nrl., -pt. So. (Special.)
Joseph MtchaW, who ass arrested on
August &. on ths rliarge of stealing a
horse from David Herman, was acquitted
yesterday by a Jury, after a trial lasting
ti days.
Enjoy life! Tour system Is filled with
an accumulation of bile and bowel poison
which keeps you bilious, headachy, dlasy.
tongue coated, breath bad and stomach
sour Why don't you get a o-cent box
of Cascarets at tbe drug store and feel
bully. Take Cascarets tonight and enjoy
the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel clean
ing you ever experienced. You'll wake
up with a clear head, clean tongue, lively
step, rosy skin and looking and feeling
fit- Mothers can give a whole Cascaret
to a sick, cross, bilious, feverish child
any time they are harmless never gripe
or sicken,
For the Best Effect of Your New
Fall Gown Wear Warner's Corsets
THERE are changes in fashion this season, and a cor
set that will give you the correct figure is necessary
for the best eftect of yonr new Fall gown.
Warner 's jw Corsets
are designed on the most fashionable lines, yet they
shape tho figure with perfect ease and comfort.
Aek to aee the new Warner ModoU. Try
one you will like It at eight, and after you
have worn It you. will say It la positively the
beet corset you have ever had for tbe money.
Warner's Corsets are guaranteed not to rust,
break or tertr.
Prices range from $1 Up
argssa-sTaah Co.- Bosoad floor.
URGESS-WA31B1
EVE RYBOfrt STORE
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urgess-Nash Company.
'ev k r yd ooys store"
Thursday, September SO, 1915.
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rhone D. 187.
Here's a NOTION SALE for FRIDAY of
Special Importance to Everyone Who Sews
Sanitary aprons, each 15c
Wavy wire collar stays, 9 for 5
Asbestos Iron holders, each. 5c
Foldlnit coat hangers, ea., 12lc
Presd tuskers ptna, H-lb.. . .J25c
Darning cotton, four-ply, 4
spools 5c
Shoe treed, pair 5c
Our new fall line of button it
Net shield brassieres, all sites,
each 51V
fancy trimming buttons, all
colors, doien 5c and 10c
Rust proof hooka and eyes, S
card a 5c
Klastlo sanitary belts, ea., 124c
complete.
Nainsook dreaa shields, pair, tor
Slip outcollar supporters, card lc
Nickel plated safty pine, any
site,' 3 cards 5
500-yd. basting, cotton, spool, 8c
Paper mache buckles, all sixes,
each 5c.
Broom covers, each 10c
Bargsss-XTaah Oo, Mala Tloor,
Real Leather HAND Bags
That Were $1, For 69c
NEW shapes in nnturnl or long grain
senl pressings, fancy flowered, sill;
poplin, or all leather linings, fancy or plain
frames, strop bundles. Hngs that would
be considered big values at ff
$1.00; very spt-inl here at, Hyp
choice
Bnrgees.Hash Co. Mala Floor.
French Ivory Novelties With
Slight Imperfections. 3 for $1
V'ACTOltY seconds, but the linperfwl Ions are so slight
you'll hHflly notice them, t'owiler os, hsir rc
celVf.rB, trays, watch holders, bnttle holilers, etc., ec.
Verv special at xrr each, or
3 Pieces $1.00
BBHsaa-laeh Co. Mnla Floor.
Stamped. Pillow Tops, 10c
plt.I.OW tops with backs, stamped ami tlntivl In a
largs ssBoriniont of florsl sml conventtnnHl e
designs, complete with six skeins of niorcrrlscrt I II
floss lor worklnti. Verv special, at each
arrass-Basa Co. Third floor. '
Remarkable Clearaway of Worn
en's Shoes from Our Regular Lines
That Were $3, $3.50, $4, and $5, at
J e I vj
0 r f
$1.95
HOKH that have been transferred from our main
shoe section on the second floor. Broken range
of sliea and styles from our regular line, at I-00,
and Winter.
Women' black ooee shoes, welt solea, button
or lace.
Women's gray or tan suede shoes, welt soles,
button style.
Women's gun metal shoes, lace or button style.
Women's tan Russia calf shoes, welt soles, but
ton style.
Women's patent colt shoes, cloth or dull kid
tops, button style.
Women's black satin shoes, button or lace style.
XOTR Our basement shoe store Is complete with boys' and girls'
shoes of guaranteed wearing qualities.
anxgess-irash Co. Basement.
EXTOA1
Women's HOSIERY
Size QlA Only, 25c to
15c
50c per pair, at, 15c
EXTRA, special are these hose
we offer to you Friday at
16o a pair. They're the odd lots
and discontinued numbers In slse
only, from our regular lines
at 25c 35c and 10c. If you can
wear sis 8 4. this Is a most un
usual opportunity.
Friday price
CHILDREN'S UNION
SUITS AT 23c
Children's union suits, cream
color, fleece lined, drop seat, very
special, Friday, at, OO-
each s&OC
CIIIMHKVM VKHTH
AND . I'ANTN, 10c.
Children's small size fleece lined
vests and pants, very special!)'
priced Friday In the base- h r
ment at, each XVC
Bnrgese-ITaah Co. Bassmeat.
Remnants of Out
ing Flannel 8c
JST received a large assort
ment of fancy striped and
checked outing flannels, the soft
est, fluffiest, warmest and most
tlrmly woven for making gowns,
etc. The lengths 2 fll-r
to 16 yards, at, jerd. ..i.02'
$y2c Tlannels, 5c
Victor sere gray flannelettes, the
regular 8V4c grade, on sale f
from the bolt, at. yard
Shaker Flannels, 6V3C
Bleached shaker flannels, desir
able length, good grade, Cln
on sale, at. yard "2
Silk Cotton Suitings, 15c
Large dark plaid deBlgna in fall
suiting and coating woven from
raw silk and cotton, on 1C
sale from the bolt, at yard XJ
12V2c Woven Zephyrs, 6y2c
An unusually large assortment of
fancy woven sephyrs, that are
worth lattc a yard, and 36
inches wide. Dress percales, light
and dark colorings, choice of
these double bargains, at, n 1
yard 2C
Blanket Sheets, 48c
Full slse blanket sheets, gray and
tan, medium and heavy weights,
also large blue and pink AQf
checks, at, each "ot
Cotton Batts, 15c
True blue cotton batts. You will
not be disappointed after opening
up these full 18-ox. rolls; long
staple lofty cotton, per ir
.-. .
Cotton Batts, 5c
Little Gem cotton batts, snow
white, at, pr
each Simpson's Prints, 3c
Fancy figured tan ground Sim
son's beet prints, the colors are
warranted absolutely fast. Just
the thine for making comforters,
on sale from the bolt, Q8
at. yard 0C
Biuress-BashCOj -a asement.
Soaps and House
hold SUPPLIES
1-plnt Household Ammonia... Oo
1 -Quart Household Ammonia. lttc
Liquid Veneer 26c bottle. .1H
O Cedar OH, 26c bottle ltks
Fels Naptha Soap, 6 cakes.. SWc
Williams' Shaving Soap, cake. 8c
1-lb. Hospital Cotton for.... 63c
Hot Water Bottle with 1-year
written guarantee. $1.60 qual
ity ec
Pearl White Soap, 7 cakes for 25c
Tooth Brushes, 26c kind. . . .12o
Volcanic Boap, cake c
Rani Flush, 25c site 17c
liarge 50c Sponges for house-
cleaning, at 10c
Cloth ilrushJS. 3Se kind 16c
Borgsss-Vash Ce.B asement.
Traveling Salesmen's Silk Samples
at 19c, 25c, 39c and 59c Each
TILIO silks represent the Kenson's most favored weaves,
pattern", and colorings that retail from 7oe to $2.00
the yard. The length range from Vfc to 1 A yard, widths
27 to 40 inches. Four groups:
611k samples. 27 to r.G
Ins. wide, 4 to 1-yd.
lengths, of $1.25
Silk samples, 27 In.
wide, Vi-yard lengths
of silks, to $1.00, at,
each ,
Silk saaiples, 34 In
wide, to S-ys
lengths, of $1 to
silks, each
19c
B25c
silks, each. . . .
Silk samples, 80 to
4 0-ln 1 to lVs-yd.
lengths of silks, to
$1.60 yard, each. . . .
Bargses-Vasli Co. B a earnest.
rpo CLOSE a
X Made of good quality Jersey cloth, well made,
roll
at ,
Canton Flannel Gloves, 8VjC
Gauntlet style, good quality, well made; were 10c, special,
Friday, at
Burgsss-Basa Co. Bssemsat.
a;
39c
59 c
MEN'S LIGHT JERSEYS-THE
USUAL 75c QUALITY AT 25c
25c
5c
small lot of men's light Jersey sweaters Friday.
n all sues, very
strong on the small sues; colors
maroon, navy and black; men's
section, basement; regular 7au
quality; sale price...;
Men's Handkerchiefs at 5c
Fancy colors and white, hemstitched; regu
lar size, run of the mill of 10c and 16c qual
ities; special for Friday at 5c. Also red and
blue bandana handkerchiefs, large size,
good quality, sale price.
Men's Union Suits, 98c, 69o and 48c
Derby ribbed, heavy and medium weight
union suits; white, ecru and natural gray,
closed crotch, long sleeves, ankle lengths;
liiZ 98c, 69c Mi48c
Men's 14 Ilose, I2V3C and 83c
Medium weight cotton all black and black
with gray sole, both double heel, toe and sole,
run of the mill of 16c and 26c quality: sale
price. Friday, 1 Ol and
aC
aC
Clearaway of PURE Aluminumware
Including Values to $1.50 for 75c
TJKAVY sheet
aluminum,
every pieco ttrictly
perfect, and the way
i offered to you Fri
is about half the reg-
The offering includes such cookinir utensils as:
f
LJ.ffi
Double boilers, ltt and -
quart slse.
Preeurvlog kettles. . S
and 10-qaart else.
Berlin sauce pans with
aluminum cover, 4 and
6 -quart site.
75c
f Berlin kettles with alumi
num cover, 4 and 6
quart slse.
Baking dishes, etc. The
regular price was to
$1.60; choice. Friday,
at 76.
Bnrgees-Vash Co Be meat.
i BURGESS NASH COMPANY.