THE BEE: OM UIA, 8 ATI KHAY, APML 4, 1914.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
StaoHty Btormca to Van Oo. Cong. 1EK.
it ST8 Itootrrtnt It Now Beacon Press.
Ufa I&B.7 Tu. Vmii Kin trial. OOttlA.
1 1 1 . . . a fs
w. J. Conasll removed his law oince
from Pullman bulldlnff to J82-SM Bee
tulldltiff.
Ill haM Mn n . I Llla Mil .ATI.-
ter it, Omaha Gaa company. 19 How
Hrd street; Douslas 606.
Xolovtehlner to Spring Dr. IX Hot
rvtchlner left yesterday for Pxeelslor
SprlnB, Mo., whera ho s lit spoml two
weeks recuperating.
Offlotr la Suspended Officer Wright
of the police forco has been suspended
for live days for exhibiting Indications
of Intoxication on duty.
Dads Condemn Barn City Commis
sioners havo condemned the old Kolivr
barn at Second anl Poppleton avenue and
havo ordered It demolished.
ritld Olab Improvers to Meat Meet
Uik of the Field Club Improvement club
will be held Saturday evening at the
Field club. Topics pertaining to tho dis
trict wilt be discussed.
Mrs. Blmpion to Mother's runeral
lira. Henrv M. glmoson. wlfo of Station-
master Simpson at the Union passenger
dffoot. left Thursday nleht for Bayonne,
X. J., to attond the funeral or. ner moiner,
Mrs. IS. A. Moffet.
storka Thank All lira. Walter B.
Stark and children wish to thank all
lodges, the Stationary Engineers' union,
all friends and .The Bee for the sympathy
shown them In the bereavement ot hus
band nnd father.
Nelson la Paroled Raymond Kelson,
tc iniv i-artWiiul for tuk.ng part In
the Ulliing of Nela kausten, 2101 Cuming
btreet. Home ten yeurs ago, was released
lrom tho city Jail, where ho has been
held on suspicion. He was paroled to
his father, John Nelson, living at 21M,
North Eighteenth street, who Intends
sending the young man to a sanitarium.
. 4k wuitai in sloux City .Alice Bar-
"cr. fthus hesslc Taylor, who la in tho
V&minty Jail awaiting trial for passing
worthless checks on tho Omaha National
bank, will be forced to answer like
charges at Stoux City, according to a
telegram received by Chief of Dotectives
Maloney from Chief M. O'Hhaunessy of
fc'lous City.
scrs. VT, X. VanderbUt Coming Mrs.
W. K. Vanderbtlt is to be In Omaha a
short time next Monday night. In her
...... konnmnanl-wt iv .her maids.
IJlivaiu knn ...ww...,..-..
she will arrive over the Union Pacific
at 7:30 o'clock and twenty mlnutca later
i.nv. nl-nr. the Milwaukee for the east.
Mrs.Vanderbltt has been spending a por
tion ot the last winter on the .Pacific
coast. ,
EXPECT BIG TRAVEL TO
YELLOWSTONE PARK j
Representing the Wylie way ot get-)
ting into and touring Yellowstone Na
tional park, I!. H Hays, general tourist'
agent with headquarters in Salt I.ako
City, Is spending the day In the city.
Mr. '.lays anU'lpaHiic ai i:iimerf
Amount .' travel through th park the
coming season. ! gees upon the theory
that o. si-count of the two Pacific coast
expositions next year the travel there
this year will be light nnd consequently
people will go to the park Instead.
Mr, Hayra was ono of the exhibitors
at the Omaha Land show and Is ot tho
o n v i 1-i.u .h'-reby the Wylle wa"
toured a great quantity of valuable ad
vertising. Rven now he says he fre
quently receives letters from people who
were here. In these letters there is al
ways refcrenco to tho Omaha show.
rerslstcnt Advertising Is the ltoad to
Big Returns.
MEMBERS OF FINE ARTS
SOCIETY TO MEET TODAY
ll members of the Omaha 8ooley of
Fine Arts are Invited to be present at
the Tumor home Saturday afternoon be
tween the hours of S and , when speak
ers will discuss the advisability ot pur
chasing the property trim n art home, j
The sum of WSO was pledaed at the
committee meeting at noon at the Flat
Iron cafe
The iniHlotty committee In the cam
paign for th- new home. Inoludlng Mrs.
George .Toslvn. Mrs. F. It. Cole and Miss
liOUl-r- Mcl'hrraon. were forced to hand
In OiMr resignations at noon because of
the pressure of their work on the State
Board of charities ami Corrections and
the Visiting Nurse niwocjnttsn, with
which they were previously connected.
Tho Terslstent and Judicious Uet of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road tu
Business Suceesr.
Library Totals for
March Break Records
First Presbyterians
Have Annual Meet
and Elect Officers
At the annual meeting ot the First
Presbyterian, church, a number or ewers
and reports were made, showing the
prosperous condition ot the cnurcn ana,
its work during the fiscal year ending
April 1.
Elders Nathan Morriam, "William Mc
.mi.ir '.nri .tomea IT. Adams were' re
elected to succeed themselves .for a. term
oi inrce ycaia.
Prank B. Claifc- was elected tot a.terra
tnka thft dIjlCA o Dr.
us. iiuvv i -
;W. O. Henry" who recently moved fto
Los Angeles; CaU Alfred' di Kennedy
was chosen for the short two-year rn.
to fill the vacancy caused by the re
moval of hla brother. Judge Howard
Kennedy, to Lincoln.
George B. Abbott, Dr. J. B, Ralph and
T. P. Wilson were re-elected deacons for
a term of three years, ana H. Ouy Ross
named for the term ot two years to fill
the vacancy, caused by the resignation
of Elder Alfred C. Kennedy.
Reports were received from the various
Vorganizatlona of the church showing to
work dsno during the last year.
Omaha Slated for
National Travelers'
Convention in 1915
"Omaha will get the 1915 national con
vention ot the Travelers' Protective as-
-.Delation," declares State President Ed-
ward Ewel of Orand Island. He is in
Omaha :'to meet J. J. Morlarty ot Peoria,
111., a national director of the associa
tion. t
According, to these prominent travelers
the Gate City is quite sure of being
rhosen for, the J915 meeting of the or
ganization, , because Denver and San'
Francisco arc the only other bidders Tor
the gathering, and they havo not. enough
votes to swing It. The "solid south"
among the' travelers la said to be solid
for Oroiha, as this city is centrally lo
cated, h6t expensive to reach from all
states and .'or thoe who may wish to
go farther and attend the 'Frisco ex
position Omaha offers the advantage of
being half way from the east and south
to the Golden Gate.
President Ewel and Director Morlarty
are at the Paxton today and wilt go to
Beatrice and Grand Island, respectively,
to hold membership rallies Saturday.
Fublla library records for the month of
March were record Dreaisers, occoraing
to report, which Librarian Edith Tobltt
will m4ke o the' library board at its
meetng't'hU evening. '
A total of 54,739 books were Issued dur
ing the month, making a dally average
of l.JJ. There are now a total of a,23l
patrons of the library holding borrowers'
cards, an Increase ot 2,768 during March.
The reference room had 3.770 callers dur
ing the month, with 2C8 on. the busiest
day. Mlsa Tobltt says that all six ot
these figures are high records for the
library.
Good Itcanlta Follow Use of Foley
Kidney Pllla.
When run down with kidney trouble,
botherod with backache, rheumatism,
swollen Joints, or bladder weakness, you
will find good' results follow the use of
Foley Kidney Pills.. Mrs. Mary Wilson,
Lynn, Mass.. says': "My feet, ankles and
limbs were swollen. I used Foley Kidney
Pill and the pain la gone from my back
N. Fox, Illrnrod. N. Y.. writes: "Foley
Kidney Pills have done me more good
than JltAOOO worth ot medicine." Try
them. For sale by all dealers every
where. Advertisement.
-Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M Saturday till 9 P. M.S
Men's New Easter Hats
YOU can pick them out to better advantage here
than any Place else In town. All the best
makes, including "Stetsons," "Scboble."
"Ournasco Quality." etc., newest shapes and col
ors, price
$2.00, $3.00, $3.50 to $5.00
BURGESS-NA
"EVERYBODY'S STORE.
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Friday, April 3, 1914.
STORE NEWS FOR SATURDAY.
Fresh Cut Roses
FRKSK cut. long stem roses, assorted col
ors, on sals ot the Cut Flower Section.
Just Inside the vestibule at the Bli-on.
tcentli street entrance, Saturday, dozen.. OiC
Sixteenth and Harney Streets.
Pretty JEWELRY Novelties
NOVELTY Jowolry has
an accessory tor tho
Saturday
$1 Bead Chains, 69c
Tango boad chains, largo
selection of stylos and
kinds; $1.00 ;a
values, at OifC
Hair Pins, 9c
With flno cut brilliants,
several shapes, r
choice, each........ 5jC
New V Pms, 39c
Sparkling brilliants in
silver effect on
mounting for OilC
the "call" Uils soaoon as
dross. These specials for
Bead Necklaces, 39c
Colored boad necklaces,
15 td 27 Inches long;
60c values, QQ
per strand OVC
Slipper Buckles, 39c
Beautiful designs In cut
steel effect, OQ
per pair.... OVC
Lingerie Clasps, 50c
Gold tilled or Sterling
sllrer; plain or Cft
tlUt
fancy design, pair.
narsrwi-Nash Co Xaln Klr.
Rousing Stationery Specials
Wax paper. 10c 1 Bhelf paper, I Tablets, llnni,
Value, 4 o tf. Jo value, 4 1 ft,- 10c and "Jn
rolls ,..c I pks-s....... UC, 1 15c each . 'c
Knvelopes. white wov- I Writing; paper, Hi sheets
en. Se value. J C,. I and 21 enrolo-pes, 1 0r
pkes c I 30c value , luc
nurc-Nsh Cev--Main Floor.
Completeness of COSTUME
THE easiest way to spoil the effect ot an elaborate
costume Is to wear the wrong shoea trlth it We
are showing such a wide variety of styles that yon
can find a shoe for any drees. This
is very important to women who
keep up with tho fashions. Will
you let tu help you to complete
your new spring costumes? The
prices
$2.50 to $6.00
$3.90 Colonial Pumps, $2.95
Wo 01638 Colonial pumps, plain
buckle, patent and pm metal
leathers, . Goodyear welt sole,
made to sell tor AAnri
J3.&0, Satarday Tb'flVd
r
4
per pair,
at..
Bnrsreu-lVaah Ok Main Plr-
Exquisite New Evening Gowns.
Dinner, Afternoon Dresses and Wraps at
Children's COATS, Like
Illustration, for $5.95
M
ADE for ages 2 to 6 years, the new black
and white checked cloth, round collar,
turnDack cuffs M ML
and the newtpfW D'
low "pelt effect, M
Saturday, at. .
jOm&Ws Coats, Size 6
to 14 Yean, $8.95
Made of all wool serges in
plain colore, also bVaclc and
white check, sailor collar,
rsrers and otitis of pique:
new full sloem Q nr"
and belt back sO.Ud
Children's Milan Straw
Hats, $1.49
Made of Milan straw In the
new shapes, trimmed with
quilted satin ribbon i aq
and roses; Saturday $.'iy
B.rav.-Vaa)t C. SrcnS Kla.r.
BBBSSSaL
' asK W
One-Third Off the Regular Prices
THAT'S the way we offer every garment of this character which was
used In our Fashion show the past week. The gowns are all Indi
vidual pieces, either originals or copies of the most desirable mbdels
fromvthe hands of famous foreign designers. Probably just the very
gown, afternoon dress or wrap you admired while
attending the Style Show is here in this collection
within your Teach. All-the newest styles and colors
are featured in this showing. It will be worth
your while to come early.
Beautiful Silk Suits, $25.00
There is a great demand for silk suits which goes to prove
that they are all the vogue this Spring. Rich taffeta, silk
poplins, silk crepe and moire silk suits in stunning short jack
et styles with kimono sleeves. Skirts with the new tunic ef
fect. Every favored color in this collection such as dlC
black, wisturta, king's blue, brown and taupe. Choice. 00
Smart Silk Dresses at $15.00
This showing of dresses for Saturday cannot fail to
interest the woman who is looking for the beautiful in
dress. Every new fabric, style and coloring you will find
in this collection. The materials are soft taffela silk
and figured silk crepe. They're made with charming
new blouse waists and tunic skirts in black, 1 C
lavender, blue, brown and light blue pleJ
Pretty Tailored Suits, $15.00
They are made of all wool granite and brocade materials
in tne new' shades of navy, Copenhagen, tango, green
and brown. The jackets are the new short effects with
kimono sleeves lined with a splendid quality pcau dc
cygne silk. The skirts are the newest tiered f f aa
tunic effect; the price plJUU
Shepherd Check Suits, $19.50
Stylish black and white check suits of fine worsted ma
terials. Very durable. Made with the newd OCA
style short jackets and tunic skirts at. . . . ipl tf.DU
Barseaanash Co. Sfccnd Klor.
Your New Easter GLOVES
CAN be best selected here from our well chosen
llnosi whhh Includes the world's best mokes.
We are exclusive selling agents for 'the famous
"Reynler" rnnki of gloves for Omnha and vicinity.
Women's Kid Gloves
Finest kid and lambskin, 1 and 2-clasp. P. lv.
nnd ovcrBcam. All the newest shades, also white
and blaok with heavy era- c f A-s r
broldered backs. Fitted Jki AS- ! SSI
to the hand. at. pair P U V L u u
Chitmotsette Gloves
Long and short, white, pongee and natural. C(g
2-clasp fasteners; washable, at, pair. ....... Jul
Children's Gloves
Kid, capn, silk, chamolaette and lisle, 1 and 2-
clasp. White, black. 0Cn CA 1 CI OC
... btit'UUL-fJi-yiifcK
navy, tan; at, pair
ISurxc.n-Nawh O
Main Fleer.
Easter Novelties and Candy
Charmlnr assortment of Kaster Novelties, C f - 81 CA
embraclnp more than 60 stylesj priced ... iW iaw
Candy Kaster Kkk. all slses, Jelly, cream or ICr
mrhm))or centers, ll
Chocolate Rabbits, special Saturday. Cr
each,. ,.,.....
Dararrss-Na.il 0fc Main Fleer.
Women's 25c HOSE for 17c
xr r OMEN'S black lisle thread ful
W seamless hose, extra clastic
double top, high spliced heel and
double sole, 25c values, tne pair.
Women's 50c Vests, 19c
Women's comfy cut vests, low
neck and sleeveless, white lisle
thread, $9c and 50c 10-
quality 1UC
Child's 50c Union Suits, 29c
Boys' and girls' white cotton
ribbed waist union suits.
Long sleeves, ankle length,
open down front, drop seat,
full taped and but- on
toned, 50c values. . . .SH.
Bnnress-Nash O Main Fleer
17c
200 Individual Pattern Hats at $5.00
Instead of $15, $18, $20 and $25
TT ERE is a millinery sensation, coming as it docs just h -week
A A . before Easter. It's a collection of over 200 pattern hats
which Ave bought from one of the most famous trimmed hat
houses in the country.
They are samples from the French rooms of this maker,
everyone a genuine pattern hat, no two alike.
Hats Intended to Retail at $15.00 to $25
the maker forbid us to use his name, but come expect- gfL - g
SO LW UU
ing great things for the labels are in every hat, insurin
values of tne most unusual sort. It is, indeed a way ou
of the ordinary offering and no woman with a hat need
for present or future wear can afford to overlook it
Bursis-!YBsh C. Second Fleer.
5
Boys' Easter SUITS for $4.50
GRAYS, browns, blue serges and sedtch
tweed mixtures, two pairs
of pants with eacn
suit excepting blue
serge. Ages o to
$4
i8 years, at.
Boys' Long Pants Suits
Blue serse, gray and blue pencil
Sa.r.':...$10to$15
Boys' Pants
New spring weights, Scotch tweeds,
s.8,pue":.wr75cto$1.50
Balmacaan Rain Coats
Men's famous "BALMA
CAAN" rain coats, the kind
that usually sell for 15.00
and $22.50, Saturday at
$10.00 and $15.00
BnraresB-Na.h Co- Main Fleer.
Trunk Special
For Saturday
no
A SPECIAL, lot of 36 trunks,
which were bought at a
big underprice, w411 be offered
to you the, same way Saturday.
They are tne us
ual 118.50 to
$15.00 kinds,
choice, each
$1.50 Suit Case, 98c
Matting milt cases, good Quali
ty, steel frames; regular $1.50
values; Saturday, QQ
oholce for . 70C
Suit Cases, 98c
Keratol Bult cases, 24 and 26
lnch sizes, with leather corners;
regular S1.60 values, qq
special Saturday at, each. uC
Bara-eas-Na.li Oiv-'BaaeaaeBt.
Rose Bushes, AppleTrees, Shrubbery
The Rose Bushes
Are hardy grown, 18 inches to Z
feet high, including, Magna Char
ta, TJlrkJh Drunner. Couquet des
Alps, Dorothy Perkins, Seven 81s-
' ters, Empress of China, 1 A
etc. Choice, each 1UC
A Landscape Gardner
Co. win be in attendance at the sale
At Dt!t' and wiU give you any information
concerning me pium you muy uo
sire, free ot charge.
nurar.s-Xa.il Co.
Basement.
The Apple Trees
Are 3 to 4 feet high and Include
Jonathans, Grimes' Golden, Wine
Sap, Btaymon'a York Imperial,
Rome Doauty, n
etc., choice luC
The Shrubbery
Includes Lllao Bushes, Hardy Hy
drangea, Splrea von Houtta, I3ar
berry for hedge, etc., o n
oholce, each lUC
Men's 2 for 25c Collars
Saturday at Six for 45c
700 hundred doren men's "Ar
row and Barker" brand 4-ply
collars in all the neweet standing'
and turn down styles. All stand
ard made goods, strictly first
quality. Materials, workman
ship, laundering and finish, just
what you always get in high
grade 2 for 25o collars and here's
a whole halt doeeo for 45c
6 for 45c
Arranged In slses on special
tables, sold only In half dosen
Iota (or as many more as you
want) at this special price ot
C for 45c
Men's $1.25 UNION SUITS,
On Sale Saturday at 69c
Only a small lot but all sizes In white,
flesh and blue, made of Egyptian cotton,
to retail for $1.25, on sale Saturday, per
suit
BnrsTrM-Nash C. Mala VlMr.
69c
Select Your
Easter Corset
FROM our many well known
brands, such as Dellce, from
the petite figure to the well
developed form Ueln Jolle,
Grecian Treco, for natural lines
and dancing.
La Victolre lace front and
many styles In back lacing,
other popular makos in War
ner's, R & O, Nemo. In their
new numbers of light weight
materials. Thompson's Olove-Klt-tine
a & O. Uurnasco, In full line,
$1.50 Corset, $1.00
Corsets In new numbers. Full
hip. long skirt, bIx hose sup
porters, light weight couttlB,
daintily trimmed with satin rib
bon and val lace; $1.50 kind at. fl
nararess-Nasli Co. Sretrnd Fleer.
Sale Saturday of Drugs
lCc Cols-ate ihi.T-'SI
Ing soap ,s72-
lOo Feroxld. 7r
hath
at ,
SOAPS
10a Eucalyptus 7-
soap at. ','
10c Jersr.n'a Violet, 9Ar-
3 cakes for...
10a Physicians 7r"
and Surgeon's
13c
TOILET GOODS
BOc Java nice 1 fir
Powder at 3l.
25o Monoxide paste 11
or powder
Z6c urave-s tooth in.
. . . . w
powder at.
tOc Canthrox
at ,.
25c
SOo Locust Dlojuom Ex
tract, special, on-
iTory Soap,
per cake...
3c
Jercen's Soap, 6
cakes In OCr
box, at -JI-
Peroxide,
1-lb. bottle.
9c
8pap, Palm- X
olive, 100 bar."C
per ounce.
Castile soap, for
hard water, OO
7 cakas.
U-lb. bottle
peroxide .
fOc bottle Old Mis.
alon Olive Oll.... 'C
Olive Oil, Import- I Eft
ed. U.60 value... S'l.O'J
Seldlltx powder, 1"Ir
JBc package., J
DRUGS
4c
28e White Pine andl.4-
Tar compound ini.
Malted Milk, Hor- 04 nXL
lick's, hospital slieP-' O
(Oo DIoxoKen
at
EOe Bromo Seltzer
at........
29c
29c
SPECIAL PEROXIDE CREAM OFFER
no jar peroxide cream
ar
RUBBER GOODS SECTION
lia Jar peroxide cream I .... , . .
snd H-lb bottle 1. Small slseperox We 19.
peroxide, special ... IOC cream and peroxide C
Hot water bottle.
z-qi., 11 value. . .
Water bottle,
3-qt.. 1.3t value.
58c
79c
Hot water bottles, XQ
ii.1l values at OoC
Itubber Olovea, OC.
SOc value atT,.,...3C
Borax Chips 10r Banl-Flush, Of Combs, 7Bo "lQr Hair bruah-XQ- Borax. JO- fl
at yc per can....yt value, at... 3-3"- es, SI value Mule-Team. . .oc
naraess'-Nasli Co. Malu Plear.
Now Is the Time to Brighten Up Paint Sale
Our entire line ot BDoclal label house Dalnts. fully guaranteed. In all colors. Three lots:
Quart oan, regularly 45c,
Saturday per can
35c
gallon can, regularly
KOc, Saturday per can. , ,
.69c
l-gallon can, regularl;
tl.CO, Saturday per can
$1.19
Free Samples
of Liquid Veneer and
Wall Paper Cleaner.
Climax
var-
Prepared floor wax, Johnson or Boyles, Old Bngllsh, pint can, 45c values. 33q
MQiaa veneer, :do sice,
for. ,
Climax Wall Paper .Cleaner, reg
ular 10c cans, 4 25c
Red Barn Paint, regular
$1.00, gallon
19c
69c
69c
llareTesa-Naali Ce Uaaessent
Glldden's Bztcrior or floor
nlsh. fully guaranteed, 1
quart size, 85c valuo. . . .
'i-Kallon slice, f 1.60 A nn
value, for plfZ7
l-gallon site, 3.00 jy on
value, for.., $&i,Oif
r
Sale qf $1.50 to $2.00
Umbrellas, $1
TP HE maker's loss is vour rain in this.
X instance. He probably figured his
loss as good advertising a "lead" to
future orders.
At any rate, these are $1.50, $1.75
and $2 umbrellas, which we offer at Jit.
The well known "Wearbest" brand.
These have eight ribs most Um
brellas have only seven. Sterling
silver and rolled gold trimmed hsm-
dles as pictured.
Covered with best American piece-dyed, taf
leta; tapea eage; faragon steel,
frame and steel rod; double mil
itary tassel: "High Grade" self
case. On sale Saturday, each
Burareu-Nash Co llmtn Kloar.
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Ekirgest-Nash Co, Everybody's Store 16th aad Harney;
purges s-Nath Co. Everybody's Store 16th and Harney;