Hiirton to Hr
rhoirtiiiin of
(>.(). I*. Mrrlinjz
irm|mf*n Hrgil II** Mrrit in
H< |»hMh an i uttnril* fnf
1*i I pgr* \h i)r«M»r
t»f Stiff,
W A (oil M ..Mete. u.o «fj
itcpteWnMIf** Tlw*li r» Hatton «f
iNltoi m H th#
I. |miMm nft HtMoHnt ***
It *ft*r * fmttttrftl rwnfiNW*.
flrtluv It Otl \\ Ml# Itl’UW I ’llitit tltftfl
Attain* «f iIt* mpuMli an nnihatl rum
mitt*#, and t*e*M Multan#, repub
I lean national committeeman for Kan
*,t», amt i lialrman of in* convention
rr»ni#mente *tih rnnimllif*. pr**ent
ml Mi*. Mnrton’a name to tha pte*(
drnt. who approved tha selection.
1te|n cental I v# Morion line held n
i ommendins poattlon In the ooum lla
of the republican party for more than
M peers. Ita has always been con
sidered ''regular'* from the organisa
tion standpoint, and he I* a skilled
orator, fully capable of delivering an
old fashioned republican campaign
speech to start this off at Cleveland,
which la hia home town.
A lawyer by profession. Burton
first served a* a member of the house
of representatives In 1888 and from
1905 until 1915 he wan a member of
the Vnlted State-* senate from Ohio.
Beturnlng to the lower house In 1920.
Burton Is now a member of the
American debt funding commission,
having been appointed by the late
President Harding and as Indication
of the admiration In which he Is held
by President Cnolldge he was offered
the navy portfolio upon the retire
ment of Secretary Den by.
Girls Will Play Leads in High
School Operetta, “All at Sea"
tf f ti
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Mtthu WrHt/v
MttM
111.-i (ill- Mill |iliit Imil* Hi llir 'm.iiIIi fll«lt trhnnl niinrlli "Ml (I
Mi’(," ,, lil.li Mill lir |immli4 In I hr nrhnd miiHIndiini Mil I (ml t
Mslirl .t.1,1.1 1,1,., llir par) nf J„,rt,hlnr lonorilli Mrlli* l’il((r, •>,
IIIHIIII. riirht llir I»lr ..f I’nllrti.r, anil Irrnr Mint (I'l l«tri|itr|, llir |<mf nf
lliillrn n|i
"\ll ill Mr«” I* ( i .rtiililiialioti nf tlmllnr «|mtll«« Otrr l«« •Imlriilt
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WOMEN VISITORS
GET DUNN TO SING
More 1 hurt f>0 women In delegation*
horn I.re Korhy camp auxiliary, Span
IHi War Veteran*. (leant po*( o. A
I:.. Woman'* Belief Corps and central
i mmlttee, Itegree of Honor, called
upon Henry Dunn In Square Six head
quarters yesterday to wish him sue
[•ess anil to tell him they will support!
hint for re-election.
They were not satisfied until he
sang "Ault! Lang Syne" for them.
Comments on the efficiency of the
police department brought J. C. Van
Avery to headquarters with a copy of
■t national publication. “.Motorcycle
ind Bicycle," in which appeared praise
ter the Omaha "pill-box" system as-1
tahllshed by Police Comntlsslonei
Dunn.
City Commissioner Hopkins jester
day entertained two officials of Kan
•a* i'IIv. Tltry were \ H HI rick land,
fiwnir i«nimiidi<Mr of Kansas * 'll}'.
I,an., and VV. Drtnnu, city attor
nrv of Kansas City, Mo.
th* Hquai* Ml* candidal** aspect
to attend a meeting of street railway
men at Hwedlsh auditorium Monday
li ght at *. They hate a scheduled
meeting at Benaon community build
ing Ihe evening of April 30, the North
vest Political club having Invited them
to address the meeting.
FISHING TUG CREW
REPORTED LOST
Cleveland, O.. April 15.—Reports
of the burning of a fishing tug with
the loss of Its crew, 12 12 miles east
of Southeast shoals at Ihe head of
Lake Krle: were received hy the In
tercity Radio company here tonight.
The name or number of th* crew
was not given.
Shit ion* \nl
ln(litir*mul
Roods Claim
\ tit* * i« «•( Mmlha' I *|*t* »•
UHtiial* • « INulii 1‘rr-tlM
Rrllrf *» in
N»*«r Kulnrr.
A« • g***e»wt cut# pea and
| Hl. n etsttona il* hMuflilil M * nh
to the i ltr they It*1*, bill »l#n t" I
the rallttanle Hint siff N i Minpenu * j
*Hli li ulllw them ’
Tht* <♦*» taratbm wse made bv 11 I.
M rotate ..f ,V*w Vw k. ptesldent <*f
the American ft »«!**■ v l.«m< *• mm
tuiov. «bo. with * ?*•» I*' of compete
„ffl, stopped in Itmah* Rsttltday
When tnld of the mm a f"f * new
Colon station In Omaha, fowls tb
••lined to ritamaa the need of a eta
thm tine In a specific manner plead
ln« that he Wh* no! thoroughly post
ed on |oral condition* But *i«eaklng
generally he asserted hla roll vie lion
that heller terminals are exi ellent In
veatmenla for all concerned Interceta
President Cnw’le and hla party,
which Includes K A, Rfedman, vice
president of the express company;
1* Chase, general manager at St.
f,oula. and L. R. Owyn, chairman of
the labor boarfl. wns entertained at
luncheon at the Omaha club, given
Saturday noon by David Cole.
The party has been on an Inspec
tion trip from the east to the west
coast, and is now’ returning east.
Business Outlook Good.
"Business throughout the country
cannot he called poor, but could he
belter." said Cowle. "I sm eopvlnced
that It wil be better, too: for there is
every Indication of excellent crops In
most sections. A return of the for
eign market would also be a great
boon to American business. I con
Convenient Terms up to One Year
WHILE THEY LAST!
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NAPANEE
“ZlutfBini*
has all thesd'
greatlatures
I. "IEmvFIII" Flow Bln. FniiowfUH.
top — ao ««H«. Notlnng mechanical La
( get out ot order.
J. Dustproof Drop Curtain. Full canvas
|l 9. Firm. Flat Porcelain Top. Framed
underneath. Can't buckle. Doeao t bob
[ whan pullad out. f
4. Ant-Proof Casters; mat-proof hard
!S wan.
1 8. Dust-Proof, Mice-Proof Back. Ho gap
In back. |
4. Can’t come apart construction, ear
ners i nseparsbl/ joined by a J-Wag lock.
Bass braced front to rear.
li&&safiBSxjgs.
wood.
I. Hutfumd liMDmm. Vuwbrf
loud*. NiwIM.
*. Flwly Flatohwl Whl». IWwtw—ti/w
mtilMtiu.il. WmIFWI.
10 B.lle tn I.wt. N.d.bw. w.»*»rr
whx. roi»ld.r,d tb. I*.t built mU«ii
Mad. at prope/ly wwowd mb Md whit*
■Mplt.
•mT M other pree
tteel eoneenleneet,
rim ply too numereue
toilet. Conteeoothem
ell—without delay!
I J
These new Napa
nee "Blue Bird*” 1
literally surpass
anything we have
ever seen in fine
kitchen cabinets.
For beauty, won
derful construc
tion, convenience
and usefulness
they set new
standards.
Thia la thm bit baamilfal raatnp maw ' 'Blma Bird1" hfadat D Naaamaa Datah KUakamat. Paata
twa Inthaa wida, amd naarly ala faat tall. On a af tha war Id a fimaat kite ham aabtmate. Am
fmt >Mff aataal Bat lata with da air ab la aamaamiamaaa. Othar Naaamaa Birdt,"34 m.,3f
«a.. 43 m, amd §0 Im. wida. Tkraa fimiahaat taldam aak, amaw wklta amd rramak trap amamal.
Visit Our Big Exhibit on the Floor
NAPANEE
DUTCH@K1TCHENET
Holdor of th* World'* Roeord for Saving Stop*
A Wonderful Sale of
Framed Pictures
and Mirrors
Also a Feu) Standard Frames
at the Low Price of
•1
Many of these frames can he used for
photographs. Also a wide assortment of
standard frames, complete with glass and
back. Some hand carved. Formerly
priced as high as 12.00; special at—
it' ‘S ; ?/. i
Til* Brondot* Sforo—Sixth Floor—South
8.50 Black Enamel Suit Cases
For Men and Women
Suit Caia* — Patent blank
enameled, with tray*, with
nr without *trap*, cretonne
lined, and linirle and double
lock*. Sixe* 24 inche* in
lenirth and 7x8 Inrhe* deep.
Hat Boxes to Match, 5.50 6.95
Tho Brandoi. Sloro—Fourth Floor—Wo.t
Portable Electric Sewing
^MACHINES
V KOI
Portable Electric
Then* are Kelt driven Willard
machine* fitted with a Wciting
houae motor. Guaranteed for 1R
year*.
Sale Price, 40.00
Manufacturer!!' samples at
prices next to Impossible.
New Willard Domestic
(new) 4 - (new). Now,
drawer, .. AA e
45.00 5800
_ Norwood
r,*“. Now, <»•»)■ *•».
33.75 28.50
Club Plan, per week . .541,00
No latere*!.
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Monday—Remarkable Selling of
NEW SPRING COATS SSs=
25Q2 3975 and 4975
Higher Priced Coats
All our finest and exclusive models
from Hickson, Milgrin and various
famous makers have been greatly
reduced for this exceptional coat
event.
Extraordinary Savings
A wonderful selection of imported and domestic ma
terials in distinctly individual styles for every occasion
and in every wanted fabric and color.
Came/ fs Hair Twill Charmeen
Flamingo Tweed English Checks
Coats for Dress
Coats for Sport
Coats for Street
Coats for Motor
Coats at 25.00
Newest spring models of the favored
colorings and materials, beautifully
tailored, silk lined, in regular and ex
tra sizes to 52. Regular 45.00 values.
Coats at 39.75
Finest Flamingos. Charmeens, English
Tweeds and the like in all the high colors,
black and navy. Summer fur trimmed;
regular and extra sizes. Actual values to
59.75.
Coats at 49.75
Of imported and domestic material, many
beautifully fur trimmed. A great manv
imported models in this group. Every
wanted fabric and color. Actual values
to 79.50.
This Is Not a Usual Sale
This Is an Event
Tht BraadaU Star*—Sacaad Flaaa
Children’s Apparel Specials
Our Infants’ Wear Department is now completely
stocked- with a wonderful assortment of all
Infants’ Accessories; all priced extremely low. We
are anxious to be of assistance with suggestions
for outfitting all younger children.
Infanta* Hand-Made
Gowna—Combinations
Kmbroidered or with pink
and blue bound edges; some
have dainty insets of fine
hemstitching. Made of the
finest nainsook.
Sizes 2 to 6 years,
at each, 1.98
Sizes 8 to 14 years,
at each, 2.98
Boys* Wash Suits
In popular middy style;
with two pairs of pant#,
one long and one short;
made of lovely quality
linene, in white and colon.
Sizes 2 to 5 years, at each,
3.49 4.98
Infant*' White Poplin Creeper*
Made of eatra Rood quality material; trimmed with a touch
of pink or blue. Some are embroidered in front. | CQ
Sizea to 2 yeara, at each, *
The Brandeia Stare—Third Flaor—Eaat
.- ■■■■ — ...— -■ -' - 1 ■ ^
Daily Arrivals in Women*s
Spring Slippers
New slipper* are
arriving daily from
New York. All are
of the finest qual
ity and the newest
pattern.
The “Pansy"
Black patent leather and in
black aatin. with auede trim
mi np: aquare Q
French heel*;
Alao in pray or * O
airedale kidakin; 1
"Doris May"
Patent leather or tan
Russian calf, hand-turned 1
soles, comfortable be*
heels.
11.50
The Brendei* Store—Third Floor—Ea»t
Women’s Spring and Summer Munsingwear
You may buy Munsingwear with confidence and assurance
of comfort and quality. A complete line shown exclusive
ly at The Brandeis Store.
Cotton Union Suits
In tight or loose knee; closed
sent styles; bodice or band top.
Regular sixes priced at 1 .OO
Fxtra sixes priced at 1.25
Fine Combed
Cotton Suits
In tight or loose knee; closed
■rat styles; bodies or band lop;
flesh and white.
Regular sixes, 1.35
Fxtra sixes, 1.50
Fine Lisle Union Suits
All full bleached; tight or loose
knee; hodica or band top styles
I.isle suits, 1.05
Mercerited suits, all sixes, 2.50
Women a Veata and Panta
Vests come in sleeveless and
half-sleeve styles Pants to
match vests in tight or loose
knee styles.
Regular sires, S5«‘
Out si i^s, 1.00
Athletic Union Suita
In white or flesh; Rodice or
closed shirt styles; extra fino
nainsook.
Sites to 44,
Sires 46 to 60,
Other Athletic Suita
Made of cross bar. dimity, voile
and mercerired quality nainsook
These suits priced at from 1.50
to 2.50.
Tht Brtn^tit Start—TkirJ Flear—CmUr
A Perfect Wave in
Perfect Comfort
The I.annil Permanent
Wave—No borax pads,
pastes or tube*. No ,
tieing or jerking of the
head. Only seven min
utes of heating leaves
every bit of natural life
and lustre in your hair.
l>one by an experienced
operator, personally in
structed by Mrs. Nestle,
who has also had a
wide experience in per
monent waving.
Phone for
Ippointrnrnf*.
TC- RrmJtii Star*
'••ulT Parlor
.1 Floor—Waat