11.
Dahlman Defends
Police Against
Butler's Attack
Mayor Characterizes Criti
,cm, Directed at Depart-,-roent
by Finance Commit
Burner, as 'pure Bunk.
Mayor Jamei C Dahlman vocifer.
; ously denounced the attack on the
, pruent police administration yester
day. 'He characterised the criticisms
'of the department as "bunk.'
It was announced by City Connni
sioner D. B. Butli-r, in charge of the
department of accounts and finance,
that next Tuesday morning he would
" present to the city, council an ordi-
ranee proposing the abolishment of
the. petition of inspector of police,
now held by. Andrew I'attullo. He
will propose to the council that In
spector Fattullo he transferred to a
captaincy to fill the vacancy caused
by the recent' retirement of Henry P.
;Ha.
Police Commissioner H..W. Dunn
" said he agreed with the suggestion
;hat Commissioner Butler might be
assigned to the superintendency of
'the . police '. department. However,
; "mmissioner Butler asserted that
;' be had no inclination to be police
commissioner. .
! -Mayor Dahlman stated that "when
! this administration went into office
' last May it took over the most cor
. rupr and disorganized police depart
ment that Omaha or any other city
; ever had." "
j He also .-stated that he was not
'aware of any discord in his official
Veterans' Bureau
Here Is Enlarged
Omaha Becomes Headquar-
ters for Eastern Nebraska
And Western Iowa.
L..A. Crandall has come to Otruv
ha to take charge of the govern.
ment veteran' bureau for eastern
Nebraska and 10 countiei of weitern
Iowa, headquarter of which have
been established in' Omaha with ol
ficej at 701 Woodmen of the World
building. The Lincoln and Omaha
office have been consolidated in
the one Omaha office, although Ice
land Towle has been left at Lincoln
to handle matter arising in that
area.
The are now approximately 900
ex-service men 'receiving vocational
training in thw ' area,'.' Crandall
stated, with 1.700 ast ill. eligible.'
"The 'local .office is : prepared., to
hanaie claims oi . ,ex-scrvice-'. men
formerly attended to by the federal
board, bureau ot war , risic . insur
ance and public health nervice. j.
Carload of "Quack Ducks,"
New Toy, Received Here
A full carload of "Quack Ducks."
said to be the first full carload, of
toys ever shipped to one consignee
in Omaha, was received yesterday'by
the Stephens Tire Stores, Inc. ;
The "Quack Duck" is a new toy,
built like a "Kiddie Kar," but shaped
like a duck and having rubber tired
wheels. It is beingt introduced in
the toy stores of the city. It will ie
followed by other little vehicles
made in the shapes of rabbits,, roost
ers, etc., and all having rubber tired
wheels, says H. F. Trumble, local
manager of the Stephens stores....
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with, Tomato Sauce
Wifti three timesthree hun- I
dred" and! sixty five : meals to
think, about every : year it is '
- no wonder mother's head --
' feels as if it were going round
in circles.
But that can always stop
when she thinks of Heinz
Baked Beans. ;!
They are a common-sense -,
dish with a wonderful flavor.
Really oven baked and en
riched by the famous Heinz
tomato sauce.' " r
"'Round and 'round the
world they ga" V .
Or.3 of the
'Leading grocers in Omaha
quote these prices on Heinz Baked Beans :
WIt,lIo-llc Medium, 18 oz-15c Large, 30 ox-2Sc
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Burgess-Mash Company's Downstairs Store
very Day jpr.aGti.Gal1' Jeds featured
IFgit larga'ifis' Friday ion fill 09eparfiEiioits
Sflockiings
1 m "
Women's, 25c a pair
Fleeced lined rib top, medium ' weight hose black
only. : ;''. - .".',,'
Children's; 25c a pair
Heavy school hose with double soles, toes and .heels,
black only, sizes 6lz to 10i .
i ' ; .' ..
Children's, 25c a pair
Boys' and girls' medium weight lisle hose; in black,
white and -cordovan, all sizes. ' '.:
' t ' Burt-Nih DewBUir Stora.
yndergarmeinits
Children's, 59c
Part wool vests and
pants. . The vests are
high, neck, long-sleeved
and the pants are ankle
length. Sizes 2 to 12.
Women's, 79c
Superweight cotton
union suit, low neck, no
sleeves,; ankle length.
All 'sizes,: 3Mo 44.7 .
Burgcsi-Nath OownsUira Stora.
Blue Serge : 85c
' Excellent wearing quality..'andplendid . heavy-'
weight navy, blue storm serge. f. 42-inch -width." Friday '
at 85c yard. :7ur . ;; ' . .'': .; ry.
Bur en-Nuh Dowmuir Star;
Silk Sale
95c
' In this wonderful assortment are hundreds of
yards of plain and fancy patterns suitable for dresses,
blouses and linings and trimmings. :
Burg mNm!i Dowmtalrt Store.
$295
Blankets :
, ; ; , An excellent quality, large sized blankets, a most
'exceptional. value at $2.95. "
Taljiploths
Good quality round damask tabe cloths .with col
dred scalloped edge. ' Unusually low priced at $1.15.
Bed Sheets : 39c
. ' Of extra heavy weight ' and good quality. These
sheets have seamed centers, each, 89c.
Curtains : 100 pr.
Pretty curtains of fine quality marquisette with a
neat hemstitched edge, per pair, $1.00.
Apron Checks 1 11
In the popular blue
and white gingham;
i n different size
checks, a yard HVfcc
Shirting :35c
In neat stripes and
checks. A fine qual
ity that will give
splendid service. A
yard, 35c
BnrftM-Nub. Dowutair Store.
V 1
ii9 fr MOIthe IFaiily
Men's Shoes
A s p ecial
; $3.95
pure hase.
Brown ' calf,' ' black
kid leather Good-
' year welt sole.
Sizes 5 to
11.
Boys' Shoes
Women's Shoes
Special lot of new
fall styles in
black or brown kid leather..
Louis heel or brown kid
tvith military heel.
Sizes 3 to 8, B
to E width.
Children's Shoes
$2.95 i y
$2.95
For school
or dress
wear. Made of the
quality leather 1 that
will, give .sturdy
wear. Sizes 2 to 6.
lots fl0 AC
Odd
and short
lines from our regu
lar stock and . re
duced. Every pair
solid leather." Sizes
8io to 11, llia to 2.
Women's Kid Comfort Slippers : $14S
BurtMS-Nooh Dowmatair Store.
When All the
World iiYoung
ilallowe'ent'.'.V.'over m
r- Thanksgiving.. Day and
' Christmas those ..two
great home festivals, are
, cIoho at' hand. j
i , sit is the period of all
hev'year( whfih we most
consciously"' appreciate
the preciousness of homo
and of home ties.
Christmas -is in the air
the 'time of holidays
and , gift -.giving the
sleigh bells" do. not sound
bo often -and so merrily
across, the snow, as' in the
olden days, but Santa '
-Claus still comes with hi? ,
sleigh full of toys and
all the wd rid is young.
Cafeteria Special
" foi' Friday ' '
-Fried Filet of Sole,
Tartar' Sauce -'
25c'
. DownIlr Sloro. ,
Expert Shoe Repairing
' If you have shoes that .
need-' repairing,, call,
Douglas 2100. We call,
for and deliver them- -,
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
i Lowest Poiiibte-Price. '
' DowasUlrt Store ' '
300 Dcesses
. ill f i
00
;'In this-wonderful lot of 'dresses
are unbelievable values in Canton
Crepes, ' Ciepe .de Chines, , Trico
.' tines and ' Satins'-' in; ybiithfui
straightline or, more fitted effects,
styles delightfully becoming to alii .
Burget-Nih Downstair! Store, ' '
1 A special group ; all of this sea-
' son s popular stylesijn 'Veloux,,.,
Suedine, Plushes, - and , Polo,.;
7 clothV; Some with great storm
collars, of self material, others :
of fur. . . Sizes 16 to 42.. ; -
Burass-l!lash. Downstairs Store.
'Demonstration of'.
Royal. Lemon V;
Kleaner
A Washing Powder
In the Downstairs Store
Compact ..powder, in
gold Vanity .. Case, with
mirror top. and puff, 39c
Hair Brushes, Pullman
style, 65c
Ivory Combs, 9 inches
r long, very heavy, 49c -;
Ivory Perfume ; v Bot-.
ties, 35c. . ;
; Sweet Pea, Violet,
Crab 'Apple, Rose;
Jockey Club or ' Jasmin
Perfume, 35c oz.
, Toilet Water, Lily,
Rose,. Violet or Famcita,
39c a bottle. ,
Mavis Talcum Powder
17c. ;';;', ; ...
Burgess-Nash Downstairs Stort.
Ilotion Specials
Double Mesh Hair
Nets, 3 for 25c ?
Hickory Waists, size
2 to 14 years, 39c.
White Rick Rack Braid
lea yard. : !
Garter Elast'.c Rem
nants, white and black,
each, 5c. ;
American Maid Cro-.
chet Cotton, 6V4c a ball.
Mercerized Cor set
Laces,- 5 and , 7-yard
lengths, each," 5c t .
Wire Hair Pins, in
boxes, each, 5c
Real Human . Hair
Nets, each, 5c.
J. & P. Coats Machine
Thread, 11 spools 50c
King Machine Thread,
white and black, 3 s'pls.,
10c
Barf eso-Nath Downstairs Stared
The Boggest Values
For Ueiii a&id loys
Young
rt
Pveircoaiis
ems
Remarkable at
. The. biggest value of the season.; - Splendid, great over-;
coats m eitea styles ana witn convertible collars. - Sizes 31
' to 86 :'-. '.: 5 ; ' :
' Golf Gloves. 18c
'Men's, women's and children's warm knit gloves, 18c to 35c j'
Horsehide Mittens: Pair, 75c
Men's Overalls: $1.00, $1.45, $1.75 , .
"Ideal" brand, made in Omaha.: '
Leather Vests, $4.85
Moleskin, leather sleeves, heavy lining. Sizes 34 to 46.
"All-in-One" Overalls, $1.98 '
Splendid quality. Sizes 36 to 44. Khaki color.
10 prs. Men's Hose, $1.00
Reinforced heels. and toes,' elastic
ribbed top. All sizes and colors. . ,
All-WoolSox,49c 1
Men's heavy all-wool sox in all
sizes and colors. v.-
Crown Suspenders, 50c ,
Flannel Blouses, $1.00 .
Khaki and gray colors. Sizes 6 to 16.
Leather Belts, 50c
Men's belts of black and tan.
x All sizes.
Work Trousers, . $1.98
Neat striped worsted patterns, , plain '
or with!. cuffs. Size3 36 to -44. :
Children's Sleeping Garments, $1.00
Wool garments, sizes, 1 to 7 years.
Union iSuits, $1.49
Men's heavy fleece-lined union suits. " Silver gray.
Sizes 36 to 46, :
Burftss-Nasli Downstairs Store. . -:3
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