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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1918.
PROPOSED PLAN
TO OPEN STREET
TAKES NEW FORM
City Planners Meet With Coun
cil and Property Owners for
Discussion of Main Points
in Project.
Members of the City Planning
commission, city council and Douglas
street property owners, discussed the
proposed opening of Douglas street,
.twenty-fourth- street to Twenty-fifth
avenue, at a meeting in the council
chambers rridav morning.
In connection with this project is
the proposed widening of Douglas
street, west of Twentieth street, to an
ell-foot thoroughfare.
J. Lincoln Byrne announced that
Albert Dresher offered to donate a
strip 120 feet long on the north side
of Douglas street, numbered 2212, 4, 6
and o, to promote the eU-foot widen
ing west of Twentieth street. Others
will do likewise.
Means $109,000 Damages.
Appraisers recently reported that
opening of Douglas street to an 80
foot thoroughfare would entail dam
ages in the sum of $109,000, which is
$9,000 more than the council can Ie
gaily approve even upon recom
mendation of the planning commis
sion. To surmount that difficulty the
proposition has been made that prop
erty owners raise $9,000 among them
selves and thus bring the appraise
ment down to. the legal limit.
F. A. Brogan advocated that meth
od. Carl E. Herring, speaking for the
Scottish Rite cathedral and the Ma
sonic Temple association, stated that
his organizations would contribute
liberally to the $9,000 fund. He urged
widening of Douglas street to 80 feet
west of Twentieth street as a pro
gressive and necessary improvement.
Would Insure Development.
"The time is coming when there will
be large buildings at southwest and
' northwest corners of Twenty-fourth
and Douglas streets. There is con
gestion now at Twentieth and Doug-
Alas streets when the Scottish Rite
temple and Omaha club have func
tions at the same time, sam Air.
Herring.-
Corporation Counsel Lambert ex
plained that the $9,000 feature would
have to be a consummated act before
the city could act upon the $100,000
project for the 80-foot opening.
The City Planning board will pre
pare new recommendations on the
matter and new appraisements will be
made. The indications are that the
80-foot project will be favored.
HOOVER PLEADS
FOR INCREASED
FARMPR0DUCTS
"The main thing is to get planting
and breeding on a larger scale than
ever before. And while I know the
feeling of the farmer in regard to
the labor situation, we can find a so
lution to the harvest, even if we have
. to turn our town populations into tha
" fields."
This statement comes from Herbert
Hoover, United States food adminis
trator, to- Gurdon W. Wattles, in a
communication emphasizing the ne
cessity of increased production.
"What we must do," says Mr.
Hoover, 1s to arouse the mind Jo the
national necessity tor proaucuon. ine
particular crop the farmer raises is
of secondary importance to the fed
eral food administration as compared
to production, so long as this crop
yields an increase in animal and hu
man food."
Railroads Resume Custom
Of Delivering Tickets
4 , Passenger officials of the railroads
r entering Omaha have resumed the de
livery of tickets to parties who tele
phone in for them. This custom was
discontinued when the McAdoo order
was issued a couple of weeks ago.
With the delivery of tickets to cus
tomers, so far as handling local busi
ness, the railroads are back where
they were prior to Mr. McAdoo get
ting into position of director general.
The solicitors, both freight and pas
senger, arc back on their jobs and
they are all busy.
Clark's Ouster Suit Against
. "Johnny" Lynch Postponed
Sheriff Clark's ouster suit against
County Commissioner "Johnny".
Lynch, which was scheduled to begin
before Judge Redick, sitting in equity
court, Friday morning, was postponed
on account of the illness of one of the
witnesses. A crowd had assembled
to hear the testimony. The case will
be tried starting February 11, the first
day of the next term of court.
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Burgess-Nash
Company.
'CVERYBODYS STORE"
Extra
Special!
1 CALIFORNIA
NAVEL
ORANGES
45
FOR Saturday only, we offer
large uniform size (No. 100),
California Navel oranges, thin
skin and very juicy, at 4c each.
Xo mail or phone orders accepted
and none delivered.
Butf cts-Nuh Co. Down Stair Stor.
Friday, January 25, 1918 -A"lH . p. m. BURGESS-NASH STORE NEWS FOR SATURDAY-
Store Hourn
"Saturday 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
-Telephone Douglas 137
Store Opem Satarday Til 6 'Clock
The Remnant Sale
The Bargain Event of the Year
Comes Monday, January 28
at Burgess-Nash
All Omaha Awaits It.
CRESH VIOLETS
At 19c a Bunch
F1ESH California Violets, 50
in a bunch, very special for
Saturday in cut flower section,
at 19c a bunch.
Burf.tt-Nath Co. Main Floor
A Timely Offering of
New Crepe Hats
At $5.00
Featured for Saturday Only
EXQUISITE new crea
tions, just out of
their tissue wrappings,
as this is being written.
Beautiful new models
made of very fine qual
ity Georgette crepe,
combined with straw.
New Bustle Hats, Short Back Hats, Poke Bonnets
in taupe, Copenhagen and brown, also black. Every mod
el in the very height of fashion.
The selection is'exceptionally varied smart creations
possessing the characteristic Burgess-Nash individuality.
Burgstt-Naah Co. Second Floor
w
omen's Sample
Hose At 50c
ROADMEN'S samples, includ
ing cotton, lisles, fibers,
etc. Full fashioned and seam
less. Very special Saturday, at
SOc a pair.
Burfett-Naah Co. Main Floor
w
OMEN'S Union
Suits At 50c
THESE are, indeed, unsual
values at the price. Made
of fine white cotton, low neck
and sleeveless and cuff knee,
lace trimmed knee or envelope
style, at 50c.
Boys' Union Suits,
At 50c
Samples of balbriggan cotton
union suits, variety of styles,
at 50c.
Burf.it -Nat h Co. Main Floor
Clearaway of Leather Goods
At 10c, 19c, 39c and 50c
HERE'S a clearaway of leather goods of more than ordinary im
portance. Odd pieces and some of them are mussed or slightly
damaged from display. Included you find:
Jewel boxes, Sewing kits, Brush sets,
Purses, Music rolls, Game sets,
Hand bags, Card boxes, Bill folds,
Memo books, Beaded bags, Etc., etc.
Burgett-Nath Jo. Main Floor
CONTINUING the
Clearaway of
Sweaters
PRACTICALLY our entire
stock of wool sweaters for
women and misses is of
fered in this clearaway at less
than half the orgininal price.
The values are really extra
ordinary. BurfoM-Naih Co. Stcond Floor.
Entire Stock of Baby Bonnets
Reduced to Vfc Price for a Quick
and Decisive Clearaway
BONNETS for little folks to 4 years of age, made ST
in a remarkably wide variety of styles of crepe i
de chine, poplins, bengaline and corduroy, either
plain or with trimmings of ribbons, laces, em
broidery and fur.
The colors are light blue, pink and dark street
shades, as well as white.
If baby needs a new bonnet, this is your oppor
tunity to get a pretty new head dress and save
fully one-half the original price.
Burfeu-Nath Co. Second Floor
j3
fLEARAWAY of
t Women's Kid
Gloves, $1.29 Pair
THE assortment consists of
French kid and lambskin
gloves sample pairs, also soiled
and mussed gloves from our
sock which have been greatly
reduced for quick disposal. They
include silk lined and unlined
mocha and cape gloves, every
pair of which has been greatly
reduced t6 $1.29 the pair.
Burfeat-Nath Co. Main Floor
3.
Women's Winter Coats in
The Down Stairs Store
Involving a Big Selection of the Season's Smartest Styles at But a
Fraction of the Original Price
$4.95
THE coats are all this season's latest styles, in a wide
range of selection, made of all-wool Scotch tweeds,
mixtures, velours, burella cloth and astrakhan.
JLpose-ntting models, some
belted all around, others belted
in front with loose back. Pock
ets, large cape collars that can
be buttoned up tight around the
neck, also collars trimmed with
velvet.
Children's Coats, at $3.95
THE materials are mixtures,
chinchillas, corduroys and
fancy coatings. Broken sizes,
ranging from 6 to 14 years
at $3.95.
Children's Dresses, at 59c
Made of plaid ginghams and
chambray, for girls 6 to 14
years; sale price, 59c
Burf ett-Nath Co. Down Stair Stort
Extraordinary Clearaway of
Women's, Girls' and Boys' Shoes
THREE big groups that smack
of the most remarkable of val
ues, the Down Stairs Store has
offered for a long time.
Women's Shoes Reduced for
Saturday, to $1.19
The offering includes gun metal
calf, patent colt and kidskin, the
small sizes, 2Vi, 3 and 4 left
from our best selling lines on the
second floor, at but a fraction of
original price, $1.19 the pair.
Girls' Shoes, at $1.95
Children's and misses' good school shoes, gun metal, patent
colt and tan Russia calf, sizes 8 to 2, sale price $1.95 a pair.
Boys' Shoes, at $2.65
Youths' and boys' high cut storm boots, black, box calf and
tan oil grain, sale price, $2.65 pair. ,
Burtea-Nash Co. Down Stalri Stora
N
EW Trimmed
Millinery at
$2.98 and $3.98
TWO groups. A splendid as
sortment from which to
make your selection, in satin
and straw and all straw. Trim
med with ribbons, fancy feath
ers and flowers. Very special
at $2.98 and $3.98.
Trimmed Winter
Hats 25c
10 toll A. M. Only
Your choice of every winter
hat in stock at 25c
Burg eta-Nat h Co. Down Stair. Stora
Q)nn
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Men! "Get In" On This Great
Sale of Shirts
At 95c and $1.45
Involving The Sample Line for 1918 of a Certain
Manufacturer at a Tremendous Price Reduction
f i l iv . nun i i "II i 1" i
THEY'RE the kind of shirts that make you glad to take your coat off fresh, new
and well made, in a variety of patterns and colorings that rivals a bed of full
blown "spring beauties." Your size on a special table. And how they will go Saturday
like a six-cylinder down the home stretch!
They're made of the most desirable materials for spring and summer 1918 mate
rials that always go into high grade shirts, such as madras, percales, pongee fabrics, mer
cerized cloths, silk fiber, etc. ; all made coat style with turn-back cuffs, and offered at
95c and $1.45. ,
Practically the entire north aisle of our Main Floor is given over to the sale and
there will be plenty of salespeople to give you attention.
' Burfett-Naah Co. Main Floor
Boys' Wool Suits Specially
Reduced Saturday to $7.95
We have gone through our stock of boys' suits and picked out all
the broken lines and marked them for a quick disposal in order to make
room for our spring lines.
The suits are all wool materials, made pinch back, and 3-piece, belt,
single or double breasted styles with patch or plain pockets. Two-pair
of pants full lined. A wide range of patterns from which to choose. Plain
colors, fancy checks, stripes and mixtures. Ages 6 to 17 years. Specially
reduced for Saturday, to $7.95.
Boys' Mackinaws Reduced Saturday
Every coat has been subjected to a substantial reduction to effect
a quick clearaway. Blues, greens, browns and reds, plaids, $3.95, $4.95.
Boys' Overcoats Reduced to $4.95, $6.95 and $9.95
For ages 3 to 18 yean, in blues, grays, browns and fancy mixtures. The savings
are really exceptional at the reduced prices, $4.95, $6.95 and $9.95.
BurgMt-Naah Co. Fourth Floor
Every man with a thought for economy
should take heed of this sale of
en s Suits and Overcoats
M
Reduced for Saturday to
17oOO
WITH the price of woolen cloths advancing to about
a prohibitive figure and with the U. S. Govern
ment taking over the output of many of the big woolen
mills this announcement is all the more important
to you.
Every garment possesses all the points there are
to a suit or an overcoat thorough satisfaction with
the way they fit, the way they're made and the way
they look and wear splendidly tailored throughout.
In style and fabric everything that is new is represent
ed. The tailoring shows the master touch of America's
greatest designers. All sizes represented, from 33 to 46.
Burf.tt-Nath Co. Fourth Floor
Boys' Caps Reduced to 25c and 50c
Two big groups of boys' caps, with fur or plush inbands that pull down and fit snug over the
ears and forehead. Plain blue serges, Scotch plaids, checks and fancy mixtures, reduced to 25c and 50e.
Boys' Hats Reduced
to 25c and 50c
With turn down inside ear bands, the materials are velvets, corduroys, chinchilla
and wool mixtures. Plain and fancy colors.
Burf.tt-Nath Co. Fourth Floor
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EVERYBODYS STORE
