THE BMW: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MARCH 128, 11)14.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Fidelity Storage St Van Co. Dour. 1S1.
Hv Hoot Print It Now Deacon Press.
Xilf In.? Tat. P.nnMntuat. Qonld.
Mg-htlng- ruturea Bursess-Oranden Ca
W. 3. Conn.U removed his law offlc
from Pullman building to 632 -Ml Bee
building.
When yon know gas llBhllnj: you pre
fer It. Omaha Gas company. 1E09 How
ard street; Douglas 605.
Cramer Addresses Manufacturers Guv
Cramer addressed the Omaha Manufac
turers' association on the employers' lia
bility law at the noon meeting of tho as
sociation at the Commercial club.
Thieves Qet Jewelry Jacob Lavent-
cr, U3S south Twentieth street, reports
lie theft of jewelry from his home to
bo amount of $50. The thieves gained
entrance Thursday night while the fam
ily were out calling.
Granite for Bank Granite will be
used In building the first story of the
United States National Bank building at
Sixteenth anil Farnam streets. Tho plan
Is to choose some light colored granite,
perhaps gray or pink.
Pay Patterson for tots A Jury In
Judge Troup's district court awarded to
U. C. Patterson a verdict for ll.OGO for
three lots In a sunken locality at Thtrty-
iiun ana jeavemvonii, wmcn were ap
proprlated by the city In 1900. Mr. Pat
terson sued for $3,000.
Name Haw Towns Threo new towns
have been located and named on the
Turlington's Thcrmopolls-Caspcr exten
sion. They are between Powder River
and Casper and aro Pctrlc, Bucknum and
Cadona, Though young, they are said
to give promise of having considerable
growth during tho coming summer. Aa
yet, none of them have been supplied
with agents, though station houses havo
been built
crowded. There has beer, some talk In
a general way of providing moro ac
commodations, but the work has not yet
taken definite shape. Tho church also
Plans to enlarge Its settlement work. A
class of girls has Just been organized for
settlement work, and a plan is on foot to
organlzo tho boys. A part of the plan
is to establish leading rooms In the
church and to keep them open all week.
Sewing and domestic science classes are
being planned for the girls.
Culls irom the Wire,
Two hundred and fifty hotel proprietors
of Pan Francisco agreed In an executive
Sfsslon of tholr association yesterday not
to raise their charges above tho rates now
prevailing during th year of the Tanama
Pacific International exposition.
Increases In freight rates on cement
ranging from I to 3 cents a hundred
pounds, proposed by railroads operating
throughout tho middle west and north
west, were suspended yesterday by the
Interstate Commerce commission at
Washington until July an. The proposed
advances average about IS per cent.
The Michigan motor car tax law,
farsed at the last session of the legls
ature. providing for a tax of SO cents per
hornepower on motor vehicles, wna yes.
terday declared unconstitutional by the
Michigan supremo court at Lansing, it
was said at th secr-'.ary of slate's of
fice that approximately JWJ.000 has been
collected under the new law and this
money will now be returned to automo
bile owners with the exception of 13,
which was tho tax under the provisions
of the old law.
Ooupland Again
Asks Honor of Being
University Regent
George Coupland announces himself as
r candidate lor ri-3lu"tl'ju to tho board
of regents of the University cf Nebraska
Mr. Coupland has been ntut active since
his incumbency of the nfflCK ho holds,
'and has devoted much of his tirro to in
qulrlcs and investigations that nave re
suited In Improvements In the service
and betterments in the conditions at tho
university. On tho sublet 3 campus re
moval, he says:
"The people of the state aro showing
an increasing desire to make the proper
provision for tho housing' of tho aovural
colleges of the university and olsu to
moro adequately compensate Its teaching
force. And through the last legislature
havo taxed themselves to provide
building fund, which it la hoped will yield
about $2,C00,000. I am confident that with
a Judicious and careful uso of this money,
magnificent provision can be mado tor
tho housing of all the colleges of the uni
versity. "Tho question of whether the several
colleges shall all bo located 'up on tho
state farm and tho agricultural college
permitted to become a physical Jnleipral
part of the university will ho submitted
to a referendum vote of she people next
November in accordance with trc provi
sions of the law which created Miu tux
to furnish the money for tho building
fund.
"After a most exhaustive td.V of the
question of consolidation, T am led to the
firm conviction that for th.j f.tatc'3 best
interests, both economically uni educa
tionally and especially for tho InU-rest of
the student body, It would be a wise
thing to put the university's sovunl cc
tlvitles all together upon one enmnus.
"However, should the po-jple the
state decided to separate the agricultural
college from the main unlvorslly end de
velop It by itself upon the state farm
and extend the downtown campus and
other colleges there, I shall, If again
elected to serve as regent, do alt In my
rower to assist in a wise md Judicious
use of tho money now voted, and give
to tho university, whether united or di
vided, my most loyal support and service."
Shipment of Citrus
Fruit Very Heavy
Shipment of citrus fruit out of Califor
nia has now reached ltd heaviest stage
and ar. average of eighty cars per day
are being handled by tho Union Pacific.
The shipments aro expected to contlnueJ
at about this rate during tho next six
weeks.
Into Omaha tho Union iaclflo Is now
handling two trains of oranges, lemons
and grape fruit a day. Here the fruit Is
diverted and sent in every direction, with
large quantities going Into cold storage,
where it will be held by tho commission
men until later In the season.
Up to now this year's irop of Califor
nia citrus fruit has moved to a large ex
tent over the southern route. Now, how
ever, -through Arizona and New Mexico
the weather has become so hot that the
icing of qars is necessary, and as a re
sult about everything Is taking a north
ern route.
SON SELLS OLD BEDTICK
FOR PRICE OF ONE DRINK
,A'hen his son took a feather bed and
pillow and sold It ror me price or n innK,
Dan Donlln, a city "whltewlngK," living '
HI 1' OI l -illLil UIIU JUb DVlCUtB, lunrai
the police to arrest the young man and I
recover the bed. To Chief of Detectives !
Maleney he said that his father, his
grandfather and himself had been born
on the bed, and that his son albo saw
light of day for tho first time on the old
tick. The feathers Inside wero cleaned
every year, he said, while tears dimmed
Ills eyes, and he had hoped to see It
handed down through several mort- generations.
Plain Truth That' Worth Money.
Using Foley's Honey and Tar for a
cough and cold Is Just practical common
sense. It is exactly made to stop a cough
and check a cold, and It prevents lagrippe.
bronchitis or pneumonia. F. F. Monahan,
Monomonle, Wis., says: "I am exposed
to atl kinds of weather and I find Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound always fixes
tan up In good shape when I catch cold
or hafe a bad cough. I recommend It
gladly." Refuse substitutes. For sale by
all dealers everywhere. Advertisement.
OAK STREET METHODIST
NEEDS SCHOOL ROOM
The Oak Street Methodist church Is
greatly In need of more Sunday school
rocm. There are now enrolled some 130
In the various Sunday school classes
-t the church and the rooms arc
3
' Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday till 9 P. M.!
"Burnasco" Quality Cream Patties
Special for Saturday at tho Candy Section In
its now location near elevator, Main floor,
full cream patties, "Burnasco" qual- "I 'Q
lty, assorted flavors, pound A-JC
BURGESS-NASH CO.
"EVERYBODY'S STORE."
Women's Dainty Neckwear
A charming assortment, including fichus, laco
collars, mull collars and fancy embroidered,
also gutmps in while and cream. A nrf
splendid cholco OC
Prltlny, March 27, 1014.
STORK NKWS FOR SATURDAY
Sixteenth nntl Harney His.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE SELLING
AGENTS FOR "REYNIER" GLOVES
A STATEMENT that means much to ovory
woman who gives a thought to her hand
dressing. Tho celebrated Roynier gloves, for
which we nro excluslvo selling agents for Omaha
and vicinity, are hero in a complete line of newest
stitchlngs, French kid, 2 and 3-clasp fasteners,
white, black and col
ors; tho pair
$1.50 $2.00
$1.35 Sid QIOVSS, OGo
1-clasp fasteners, P. IC.
seams, spear point back.
Clcrmn.ii lambskin, white,
black, gray, tan aim
brown, worth Or.
$1.25, pair OOU
Chamoiaett. Qlovts
Long or short, white,
pongee, gray and tan,
washable, all Kfln
sires; pair tJUU
Main rioor.
Bnrcreaa-lTa.h Co.
Children's COATS, Like
Illustration, for $5.95
MADE for ages 2 to 6 years, tho now
black and white checked cloth, round
collar, turnback cuffs
and tlie new (g mat AC
low belt ef- V 1173
feet, Satur-
UH V, Ul
Children's Conts, Sizes O to
14 Years, $8.05
Made of all wool serges in
plain colors, also black and
white check, sailor collar,
rovers and cuffs of pique,
now full sleeve JJO QC
and belt back. . J)O.J0
Children's Milan Straw
lints, $1.40
Made of Milan straw in tho
new shapes, trimmed with
velvet band and bow, also
fancy side trim- t - aq
mings; Saturday qX tj
Bnrr.i-ITah Co. B.cond rioor.
Style Individuality and Unusual Values
Are the Keynotes of Our Line of
mm t . .
EWJ TAILORED SUITS
at $25.00
NOT THAT $25.00 is an unusual price, but becauso wo offer
unusual suits at the price, is the reason that we make such
broad claims for them.
BECAUSE WE SPECIALIZE and sell "Burnasco qual
ity" suits in such great quantities, wo claim we givo infinitely
better values than you will find in nny other Omaha store. .
SCORES OF STYLES, including plain and changeable soft
taffeta silks, moire silk, wool crepes, gabardines, serges, etc.
THE JACKETS are the new style, with kimono sleeves,
the skirts aro tho new minaret and tunic effects.
EVERY SHADE that is favored for spring is represented
as well as black.
New Suits at $15.00 and $19.50
A SPLENDID selection, embracing tho season's newest
styles, weaves and colorings, an ff" nr j Dklfl fn
tssrs...T. $15.00 and $19.50
Charming Silk Dresses, $19.50
"DEAUTIFULTjY made with tho now blouse waist and
draped skirts, the materials are plain and fancy gHlfl ff
taffeta silk in shades of navy, reseda, tan, tango and SSlM nil
Copenhagen, also black. Unusual values at IDIUiUU
New Cloth and Silk Coats
A SCORE or more of stylos for selection, in moire silk and
cloth. Short and medium length
$10.95, $15.00, $17.50, $25.00 and to $65
The New Tunic Skirts, $6.95
A RE here for Saturday in a great range
of clover styles, made in fine mannish serge
In black and navy blue, Saturday
the price
Bnrg-en-W.sh Co. goond Door.
DRUGS AND TOlLfe'lS
Make out your list, then come ami havo It filled at a
tenrroim mv in it.
Ivory Soap
f cakes I r-
for I DC
Borax Chlpa,
Large in.
paokaca 1 U
F.roxld., l-
bound a
bottle 0
Baal r 1 u h,
25o val- I O-
uu
lie
Borax, :o-
Mule Team, Q
Mb 00
lri... Vl..ln-
rln. I5- fln
value, rati "w
Bios Powder,
lava. 600
Value. ,
I9c
Talcum Pow
Ur, OolRiitc'M
.if Mention s
?orcnna. 25c
Tooth Fowd.r,
ur. u r a v h.
2bo alxc
for ....
lie
PATS NT MEDICI NEB
75c Jad Salts 490
Metcher'n Cantorln. . .260
tie Sal Hepatlca 14o
2Rc Imported Ollvo Oil
French) loo
50c Imported Olive Oil
(French) aoo
Ihavl&ff Soap,
. olgale a, mo
ror..a'zO
a a 1 r Bruih,
Ideal, n CQ.
alue.. OOXi
Tooth Paits,
I'olio e o, noc
.uc:. 28o.
t'anthrox.OC
6O0 ilia.
Palmollve
Hoap, cako
7c
HUIJBEH. OOODS.
f0o rubber rIovch. . . .3So
$1.00 it. hot water bot
tle O80
S-qu.trt fountain syrlime
at 390
J 1 . 2 r. hot water bottle.79o
11 ? T. .tnmlitnntinn . ftl.19
FREE A bottle of Abotilta perfume with each 50C
'(u'kiiKe of Abonlta Toilet Goods.
anrir.. ..Wa.li Co. Main noor.
mwm
$6.95
25c
Women's Black Silk Boot HOSE,
Saturday, at 25c a Pair.
TXrOMUN'S silk boot hose, with
TV mercerized
double, gartor tops,
full soamlosn, first
u u a 1 i t y. At, per
pair
Women's Silk Hoot Hose, 10c
Ulack or white, also colored thread
silk boot hose, seamless, i Q
first quality: pair JLJC
Thread Hill; lloot Hose, iSOc
Ulack or white, full fashioned,
mercerized doublo gartor A
tops; pair OJC
Women's 'Onyx" Hosiery. BOc
Silk llslo, black, whlto and colorR,
double garter tops, double solo,
with now "Pointox" tlflr
hcols; pair OvIC
Women's Vests nt lflc
Low nock nnd Blcovoloss, mercerized tapes
fancy laco inserts; oach. .
Women'N BOc to 7Bc Union Hull, 20e
Flno cotton, low nock nnd sleeveless, umbrella style,
laco trimmed, sizes 34 to 38; usual 50o to QQ
75c values, special Saturday at
Burr.. -Hash Co. Main noor.
IT
",15c
Boys1 Suits
.50 Value, $4.50
$41
BOY'S knlckerbocker suits,
run fin nn In a Rtllondld
quality of blue serges, Scotch
tweeds, gray and brown wor
steds, all late spring styles, for
ages 6 to 17 jears, with two
pair of pants, select
ed from our regu
lar line at $6.50 and
offered special for
Saturday at
Boys' Buster
Brown Suits
For ages 3 to 7 years only, reg
ular price $3.00, very good as
sortment of colors and the most
desirable materials, very spe
cial for Saturday 98
Burtrei.-Nah Co. Main rioor.
Imported Models and Exclusive Dress
Originally 25 to $35, Offered Saturday, at $20
HATS
WE have selected about 50 hats from our great showing of bewitching creations which
were used during our opening as show pieces and offer them to you at a gieat price re
duction Saturday.
They are in the most part models from su-,h famous designers as Jas. G. John
son, Bawark, Moorehoad, Bonhotal,Warshauer,Smolin and many of our own origi
nal creations.
Every hat bears the original ticket with the original price, $25.00 to $35.00. No approvals,
no exchanges. Saturday your choice for $20.00.
$20
TAILORED HATS
Those smart sailors. Flower trimmed, ostrich
trimmed and a great variety of new fancy Imported
ribbon trimmed hats, exclusive styles and only ono of
a kind. Very special, from .
$4.98 to $10
STREET HATS
The newest shapes in Mllan-homp and split Bel
glum, smart Knox shapes and Kurtzman's exclusive
Bailors, trimmed with imported flowers and very ex
quisite novelties. Vory spoclal from
$10 to $15
Burtr.i.-Wa.h Co. MlUln.ry (too.
Trunks and
Suit Cases
FEATURING a complete lino
or tho famous Hartmaa
trunks.
Trunks, 25 Per Cent Off
A lot of 25 trunks, canvas,
metal and fibre covered, dress,
hat and steamer; $10.00 to
$2t.00 values; nt 25 per cent
Se.reT,.,"....25 Of
HulUnscs, $1.05
Rubber cloth suitcases, A-nr
24 inches, regularly SSHh
$2.25, Saturday for IHJj
only 1
Suitcases, $1.30
Good quality rattan suitcases.
24 and 26-lnch size, fl OQ
special at ipJL.OJ
Suitcnscs, $1.10
Rubber cloth covered suit
cases, 24 or 26-ln. d- 1 Q
tlze, special at, . . . P J. A
Bnrff.ia-xraan Co. Baiem.nt
Men's "Bwyassf Soft Hats, $2.50
THE new soft hats, the sort that havo
the call for present icn
wear, the new mushroom fjhll
droop brim, newest colors, yy .
at m
Schoblo Hats for Men
Both soft and stiff styles, t f(
newest shades featured hero P .VV
John B. Stetson Hats
You know their worth, latest spring
$3.50 to $5.00
Men's $1.00 and $1.25 Hhlrts for 80c
All now spring patterns,
made of a splendid quality
of percales, all sizes repre
sented, at
890
Men's 85c Thread Silk Hose, 10c
Pure thread silk, in navy, tan, gray and black, with pure
thread heel and toe, sizes 10 only; regular 35c quality, pr
Bnrffai.-Na.ih Co. Mln rioor.
19c
A BIG CLEARING OF A LOT OF 39c TO
$1.50 JEWELRY NOVELTIES at 19c
A CLEARING of bar pins, tie
clasps, scarf pins, cuff links,
watch fobs, coat chalnB, ear drops.
neck chains, poari
beads, etc. Hundreds
of pieces that were or
iginally marked 39c to
$1.60, at, choice
ear drops.
19c
Alarm Clocks
for 40c
Guaranteed for 1
year, polished
nickel case, pat
ent shut, Af
off, for
Set Rings, $1.80
Solid gold rings with
topaz, ruby, turquolB,
emerald and opal sets
$2.98 to tl .89
$3.98 vals. P 1
$1.00 Watches
for 07c
Open face, nickel
case, guaranteed
for one year, $1
value, pj
for . . . . D C
si,
Teaspoons, 44c
Rogers' silver plated
fancy handle, polish
ed or French gray
finish tea- 6 AA
spoons., for T'TfC
leather lings, 70c
Genuine 1 oat her
band bags. In various
shapes and designs,
$1.00 values, 7Q
for J7C
Burff.ia-I7a.sli Co. &Ila rioor.
Women's $3.50 Shoes, $2.35
HP HIS season's very best styles in dress shoes, button
1 pattern, floxiblo sewed solon, perfect fitting C J j
lasts, in paiem, gun menu, vici kiu hhu uui iuuiu
ers. All sizes. Our regular $3.50 lines specially
priced for Saturday, pair
Misses $2.50 Shoes, $1.69
A largo lot of mlises' shops In all leathers, light
and heavy soles, sizes 12 13 and Q
13 only; $2.50 vnlues. Saturday, u 1 .Q
Men's $4.00 Dress Shoes, $2.95
Men's dress shoes, In our very best styles, per
fect fitting, conuortablo lasts, made from patent,
gun metal and tan leathers in uoin uutton
and laco patterns. Goodyear welt sewed
soles and all sizes to se
lect "from. These regular
$4.00 values for Saturday
at, pair
9urff.ss-nasli Co. Slain rioor.
$2.95
WJW rami
Only Three More Days to
Close Out FURNITURE
Examples of the close out reductions:
High hack, roll seat rockers, particularly good
for porch use, very comfortable, wero priced at
$5.00, now, at
1
95
$3.00 Oak Torch Swing. $2.25
Weathered oak, with adjustable back, galvanized
chains for hanging. Regular price
$5.00; closing out price
Child's Rocker at 48c
AH child's rockers that are left, formerly priced
from $1.50 up, to be closed out Satur
day for
$30,00 Mahogany Dresser, $10.00
Mahogany dresser, 42-inch base, serpentine
front, large pattern, bevel plate mirror; priced
regularly $30.00, our final price di a AA
Saturday Is JJLU.UU
$2.25
48c
Room Size Rugs at $7.75
Brussels rugs, wool 'fiber rugs, velvet rugs; reg
ularly priced from $10.50 to $18.00; In one lot,
8-3x10-0, 9x10-6 and 9x12 sizes; to
close out at.
$7.75
Bnrff.aa-Xaah Co, Third rioor.
Clearance of 25c PLAIN DENIMS, 9c
A LL plain shades of denims, assortment of col-
xIl ors, regularly priced at 25c, per yard.
9c
$1.50 Felt, 72-lncli, BOc
72-inch felt, in red, gray and
gold, formerly $1.50
per yard
50c
$1.25 Overhanging!!, 10c
All sunfast and other overhang
ing materials in assortment of
colors and designs, reg- i q
ularly $1.25 yd., now. . JLJC
Tapestry Squared, Oc
24x2G-!nch squares for pillow
covers, worth regularly $1.25 to
$2.00 per yard, to close,
at, each
!l5c Cretonne, l(c
All cretonnes, In assortment of
designs and colorings, regulnrly
35c per yard,
now
9c
10c
Bnrff.ai-XTaah Go. Third rioor.
Wall Paper Vs to Regular Price
ROOM lots of wall, celling and border to match, in quantities for
various size rooms, at prices that are only one-third and one
half of original price, or a saving of more than half. Includes paper
for bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchens, In fact, all rooms of the house,
non-fadeablo, oatmeals, fruit designs, plain Ingrains, embossed gilt
paper, etc.
$2.50 room lot... 80o
$6.00 room lot. . .$3.25
$4.20 room lot. ..$1.80
$2.70 room lot. . .$1.25
Burg-t.a-Ka.ih Co. -Third rioor.
San turrit r ir fVi Ernnomv RaRAmnnt
Women's $15 to $22.50 SUITS, $9.75
pHIS season's most favored styles In the most
SQ75
0
nnnulnr mninriala. such as POD
lins, serges, diagonals, fancy wool
crepes, etc., in all the best colors.
Suits that were made to retail at
SIR. 00 to S22.50. here at. . .
Women's $10.00 to $12.60 COATS, $0.75
All now spring styles, elegantly tailored, made of
such materials as diagonals, pongees, novelties,
granite cloth, crepes, poplins and serges.
An almost endless variety of plain tall- JHfJ In
ored and fancy styles, $10.00 to $12.50
values, Saturday V
Women's $3.00 SHOES, $1.85
An assortment of women's high-grade now
spring shoes that embrace tho very best styles of
the new button boots, lace boots, colonials and
pumps. Leathers vlci kid, gun metal and patent,
sizes 3 to 7, widths C to D; standard Jl Of?
$3.00 values, pair P A .OO
Women's $2.50 and $3.00 SHOKS, $1.05
Women's fine cushion made dress shoos. A satis
fying assortment, new spring shapes. Patent, vlcl
and gun metal leathers, all sizes, the gpj
Roys' and Girls' $2.50 SHOKS, $1.05
Children's, boys' and girls' school and dress shoes.
All leathors, all tho most desirable styles. Sizes C
to ltt. $1.39 values, 95c; size ltt to 2, $1.S9
values, $1.45; size 2 to 5, $2.50 d- QE
values Pi 3,J
Ourr.as-N&ab
Co. Baa.ai.nt
iBurgess-Nash Co.Everybody's Store 16th and Harney.;
;Burgess.Nash Co. Everybody's Store 16th and Harney.;