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BEIEF OITY NEWS
rideUtr Stcrar k Van Co. Doub. 1S1.
Ht Root Print It Now Deacon Tress
Mffhtlnff rixturi-nnrg;ess-aranaen Co
Monthly Income for Life Gould. Uee
building.
Whn you know ffaa lighting you pre
fer It. Omaha Oas company, 1MD Howard
tret Douglas 06.
Chief of Police 111 Chief of Police
Henry W. Dunn la confined at his home
with a flight Illness.
Trains on Sunday Owing to the In
crease. Sunday. May 31. tin Burlington
will establish Sunday passenger service
on Its Dcadwood-Spearfish line In tho
Black Hills.
"Today'i Complete MotIb Projram"
may be found on the first page of the
classified section today, and appears lh
The De EXCLL'SIVKLY. Find out what
ths various moving plcturo theaters offer.
Sew Some for Carey Frank Carey
has had plans drawn tor a new bungalow
to be erected at 3536 Hamilton street
There arc several other houses going up
In this Immediate vicinity.
Qraff Talki at Blair Superintendent
E. U. Qraff will deliver the graduating
address at Blair tonight. His sub
ject will be, "Tho High School Graduate
In the Twentieth Century."
Sahlman to Address Club Mayor
Dahlman will address a meeting of the
Twelfth Ward Improvement club jt
Wilier Park school, Twenty-eighth and
Ellison avenue this evening at S o'clock.
EXPLAINS YOTING TO WOMEN
Election Commissioner Moorhead
Gives Suffragists Pointers-
ANSWERS VARIOUS QUESTIONS
Sprnlicr Rriillm to Nnntrrnn, Qnr
rim Put to Hint lty Prospective
Ilnllntrr, of Stntr of
.NcbrnxKn.
Lightning Pierces
Plates Near Pierce;
Does Not Break Them
Up In Pierce county, north of Pierce,
the rain, storm Wednesday night was ac
companied by much lightning and In some
places it played peculiar freaks. Bob
Tate of Omaha owns a .ranch up there,
near Plalmlew. He heard from there
that the ranch house had been struck by
lightning, though not much damage was
done.
Tate's man on the ranch had Just fin
ished supper and he and tho members
of the family had moved back from the
table. About this time the lightning
truck the chimney of the house and
came down Into the room where the peo
ple were sitting. It started for the table
end got It. Holes were cut through the
plates as round and clean as If they had
been made with drills. The plates wero
not broken
After the worst of the storm was over,
the man In charge of the ranch went,
looking about, and on the table and on
the floor found a lot of little balls a-j
round as marbles, and of the same ma
terial as the kitchen dishes. Ho reached
the conclusion that the lightning cut
the holes through the plates, melted the
material of which they were made and
then rolled each piece Into a ball.
Determined to be ready to wield the
ballot when It Is given them, women of
the Kqi-nl .Franchise society, secured
Hurley G. Moorhead. election commis
sioner, to speak to them on "Klectlon
Laws." The meeting was held nt the
homo of Mrs. K. H. Fairfield.
Mr. Moorhead explained tho workings
of the election laws, the officials neces
sary to execute ,the laws, and tho diffi
culties encountered In certain wards
In explaining who was entitled to vote.
Mr. Moorhead stated that "any one born
In th s country Is entitled to vote, even
a Chinaman."
"Kxcept women," was tho instant re
joinder of Mrs. Z. T. 1ndsay, ardent
suffragist. Mr. Moorhead then quali
fied his statement.
Following h's talk, the speaker offered
to answer any questions propounded
him. These are a few of those asked:
"Are all voters required to register?"
"Will there be a separate ballot box
for men and women?"
"Is there n law forbidding voters be
ing taken to tho polls?"
"Who aro Douglas county legislators
who voted for the election bill?"
"Are 'being 111' and 'out-of-town the
only excuses accepted for not voting?"
Another questioner wanted to know
whether women watchers would be per
mitted at polls at the next election.
"They may watch the counting of votes,
but they will not tie permitted to get
close enough to Interfere with the count
ing," replied Mr. Moorhead.
"Anyway, It promises to be an all
night session so don't think many will
want to."
Dr. Oonnell is Back
from Inspection Trip
Dr. R. W. Connell, city health com-
mlssioner, returned from' Chicago after
spending two days there Inspecting the
methods employed by the health and
sanitation departments.
"Chicago has nothing on us," said Dr.
Connell, "In fact we're getting moro
for the money we spend than they are
I didn't learn anything I didn't already
know.
"They are spending from $200,000 to
$300,000 a. year for medical Inspection In
the public schools and it has proved
worth while. We ought to have medical
lnpectlon of school children here In a
more thorough manner."
MAN WHO INTERFERES WITH
BALL GAME IS SENTENCED
John Keller. 1116 Dodge street, who has
an Ingrowing disposition, noticed John
Norton, a small boy, playing ball on
Dodge street between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, Wednesday afternoon,
which fact riled him to such a degrco
that he took the lad's, ball away from
him and then choked htm. Father Nor
ton, who hove to about this time, pro
ceeded to get riled and took the ball away
from Kelley. choking the gentleman spon
taneously, thus creating a horse apiece.
Norton had Kelley arrested and let Judge
Hascall tie a ninety-day suspended sen
tence upon the latter Individual.
"Tiz" For Tired
and Sore Feet
"TIZ" for puf fed-up, burning,
sweaty, calloused foot
and corns.
"Mr feel
jvtt acfca
for
Tir"
When your poor, mutt,,,..,, teet sting
from walking, when you try to WTlggle
your corns away from the leather of
your shoes, when shoes pinch and feel
tight, when feet are swollen, sore, chafed
don't experiment Just use "TIZ." Get
Instant relief. "TIZ" puts peace In tired
aching, painful feet Ah! how comfort
able your shoes feel. Walk ftvo miles,
feet won't hurt you, won't swell after
using "TIZ."
Sore, tender, sweaty, smelly feet need
"TIZ" because It's the only remedy that
draws out all the pols6nou exudations
which puff up the feet and cause foot
torture. "TIZ" Is the only remedy that
takes pain and soreness right out of
corns, callouses and bunions.
Get a 26 cent box of "TIZ" at any drug
gist or department store. Get a whole
year's foot comfort for only 25 cents.
Think of lt!-Advertlsement.
Uncle Sam Offers
High Wages for a
Skilled Farmer
Uncle Sam wants a fattner, an expert
male farmer, If you please, and for tho
services of one who can qualify for the
position, he will pay- $1,600 a year, to
gether with quarters, subsistence and j
laundry, or what Is more familiarly known
as "room and board." As wages for farm
hands go, Undo Ham Is boosting the pay
a little, for most private Individuals
would hesitate some time before offering
3125 and board for a farmer.
However, the qualifications of. the gov
ernment are somewhat higher than the
usual demands for farm hands. The ap
plicant for this position, which Is under
tho civil service, must be skilled In farm
accounting, time keeping, reports and
cost statements, care of gasoline engines
and dairying as carried on In the Irriga
ted districts, and tho care of n range
herd of more than 2,000 head "of cattle.
Examinations fcr this position will be
held on June 17, at Omahn. and a number
of other cities. Other examinations for
civil service positions, as aid In handling
poultry and eggs and for land grant col
lege specialist, will also be held during
June.
llecommenila Chniner'nln'a Condi
Ili'Micnr.
"I take pleasure In recommend.' b
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to my cus
tomers because I have confidence in It
I find that they are pleased with it and
call for It when again In need of such a
medicine," writes J. W. Bexson. Monte
vallo. Mo. All dealers. Advertisement
ONE DOLLAR SEALS
CONTRACT
Most any homo can afford a Vlctrola on
the easy terms offered by this reliable
music house. This Is our newoBt and lest
offer simply pay '$1.00 and have the ma
chine sent home. Terms as low then as
$1.00 a' week.
Own a Victrola
This Summer.
They're always ready to furnish enter
tainment for you and your friends. Step
in tomorrow, hear the newest records, and
get particulars on some of our "Complete
Outfit" offers.
Victrola XI
$100
Priced From $15 to $200
SGHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO GO.
Only store in Omalm selling both 14'fl 1 1 Cftv&l
Victor and Columbia Machines. I 0 I I - I 0 railHM 911661
Storo Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 0 p. m. Saturday till 9 P. M.i
0-
Burgess-Nash Co.
Banquets Managers
of the Departments
Fifty department heads of the Burgess
Nash company were banqueted by thfl
concern at the Rome hatel Wednesday
night. Ono of the most Interesting
features of the festivities was the absence
of speechmaklng and the entertainment
was -In tho form of a musical and vocal
program by Dick Bruun and the b'olomon
sisters, along with some vaudeville stunt,
The object of the banquet was to weld
a closer relationship and acquaintance
between the department managers and
the concern, and as a step In the right
direction, songs were sung in chorus by
the whole attendance.
Toasts were mace to the new structure
-which will go up on the present site of
the Boyd theater and which will give the
present store much more needed room.
The orchestra that furnished music for
the banqueters struck up the melody,
"Maryland," to which the managers set
the Burgess-Nash words.
The banquet hall at the Rome wm
especially decorated for the occasion.
Tbr Cause nf Ithrninntlsm
Is stomach trouble, lazy liver and de
ranged kidneys. Try Electric Bitters.
Regulates liver and helps kidneys to
work. 60c and $1'. Advertisement.
inK to the Movie" Tonlphtf
If you want to know in advance what
pictures ore golna; to be shown at your
favorite theater tonight, read "Today"
Complete Movie Programs" on the first
isnt ad. page Complete programs of
practically every moving plctur-j theater
jsi Omaha appear PXCL.USIVKL.Y In
The Bee.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mrs. W J Hynes and son, William, jr.,
are exp-cted home tomorrow from a
week's Ml with Mrs. Hynes' parents,
Mr. and Mrs Pickens. In Hastlnss, Neb.
Miss Doris Goethe of tho bureau of
publicity of the Commercial club, experts
to leave this evening for a ten days' visit
With her parent at Aurora.
BURGESS-NASH
COMPANY
Store Xows for Friday.
Sixteenth and Harney fits.
Can You Take a Nap in
YQUR CORSET?
ARE you perfectly comfortable in any position you
take? Realizing how few there aro that can answer
these questions in the affirmative we have arranged for
a series of special
Lectures on the Proper
Fitting and Wearing of
Corsets by Miss Dough
erty of New York.
M;ss Dougherty is an authority on com
fort style and will tell the women of
Omaha how to have the chic, clashing
style of the present day fashions with
out sacrifice of comfort.
Demonstration Daily
Mornings 10 to 12. Afternoons 3 to 5
During this demonstration we are featuring
Anita Corsets
mm
For which wa have the excluslvo sale in Omaha.
ANITA corsets are boned with "Excclon" a positively
Indestructible boning. Just remember this it is mighty import
ant to you.
ANITA corsets are hand made, they have tho style of the
custom made corsets with the added Parisian style.
In all sharks for every type of figure.
Burgsss-JTssh Co. Ssoond Floor .
hi
Special Sale of Men's Shirts. See Harney Street
Windows and Friday Evening's Papers for Particulars
Child's Sox
Fine whito
imported cot
ton with colored
tops, pair
BURGESS-NASH CO
Frldoy, May 22, 1014.
"EVERYBODY'S STORE"
8 TO UK NKW8 VOR Fill DAY.
Remna nts
of laces, ombrold
cries, nets and
fancy trimmings,
4 to 1V4 yards;
special at. each
MM ISM 25d
Sixteenth nnd llnrncy Streets.
Remnant Lengths of the Most Wanted SILKS That Were 50c
to $1.25 in a Clearance Friday a Yard, 39c Unusual Offering
IT'S indeed a most unusual offering, including lengths from 1 to 5 yards,
weaves, such as foulards, tnffotas, messalines, pongees, sorges, poplins,
from 20 to 36 inches nnd nro silks thnt wero priced 60c to
quick disposal Friday, at, per yard
$1.25 tho ynrd.
of the season's most, favored
tub silks, etc Widths range
All In ono great lot, speolally priced for
3k
Silk Foulards, 35c
50 pieces of silk foulards in a wide a at
range of wanted shades, neat -&r A
styles. Very spoclal, yard WWj
' Bnrgss-Wsh Co, Main no or.
30c to 50c Fancy Silks, lOo
Silks In flowered nnd roman etripo a
effects, wide selection of patterns lift
and colorings, special Fridny, poriffv
yard
$1.00 Silk Poplins, 67c
Silk poplins, 36 Inches wldo, protty abb
selections of now shades, rogulargZVA
prlco $1.00; special Friday, peril
yard
A Cleanup Friday
of Neckwear, 10c
THE offering Includos flat
collars, yokes, Jabots, stocks,
ties, etc., in a big assortment
from which to select.
Were priced 15c to
26c. Your choice of
:he lot for
Purgata -Wain Oo. Main Tloor.
I J . v.u v.. I
10c
Wash Goods. 12 and 19c Yard
O HORT lengths of regular 25c to 60c matorlals, lengthn 1 to 6
J yards, including ratlnos, crepes, voiles, batistes, madras, mulls, v
etc., 26 to 40 Inches wide and every 9JL 1 Q
desirable color, Friday, ynrd AaiiijC and XJC
Printed Voiles, at Yard, 25c
With neatly printed floral designs on white grounds, 40
Inches' wide, solectlon of now patterns nnd colorings, yard. , muC
Paryaai-Waah Oo Main Tloor.
EMBROIDERY
Flouncings, at 25c
IN nainsook, swiss, voltes nnd
cropos, widths 9 to 18
Inches, choice- assortment of
new designs, very
specially priced for
Friday at,
yard
BarfsB-W8h Oo, UTiiin noor.
25c
EMBROIDERED
Scarfs and Squares
The Two for 19c
EMBROIDERED scarfs and
squares to match. Scarfs
18x54 lnchea, squares 24x24
Inches; should bo 26c each,
Friday, tho two for lOd
Linen Crash
5 Yards for 1 9c
All linen, enough for two roller
towels, very spoclal Friday.
Union Napkins
Half Dozen, 19c
Bleached union napkins, assort
ed designs, good size, desirablo
for restaurants, worth double.
flnryeas-Wath Oo. Main rioor.
O'Cedar Oil Mops
$1.50 Size, $1.19
MADPI with patented
metal frame, Amn
detac liable for Si 111
washing, regular " 1
11.50 size for
$1.00 Size for 79c
New Arrivals in MILLINERY of
the Different and Better Sort
'"n- ,i I, I., ...
$3.98 and $4.98
G HARMING now creations de
sirable for every occasion,
mostly excluslvo creations from our
own workrooms and are priced at half
their actual worth.
Now White Hats
Now Black Hats
New Ribbon Trimmed Hats
New Panama Hats
Thoro Is a wide range of selec
tion no two bats alike, and it li
without doubt by far the best lot
wo have featured this season.
Bnrffsai-Kftib Oo. oond Tloor,
Little NOTION
Pickups for Friday
Clitffon nnd net
collar frames,
All sizes, I n
each .... I U
Women's and
supporters Qn
16c klml 3"
Parl Buttons, Bo card.
i .'So
Collar support
ers, card 6 n
of 4 stays
Dresn Shields,
15c kind, Q
Pftlr ....
Fancy hnlr or
naments, . nn
16c kind I WJ
Hooks and-es,
black and n
white, card, 1 b
OUuh Zroal&c Wast, asch.10
Hsatn binding,
all color, bolt
of S yarda 4a
for u
Skirt braid, all
colors except
black. 8 ynrd
SSl 5o
Bust forms, Hi
to 44 bust. It
for www
nrgeas-Xash
Twist, au col
ors, per i ft
nnnt 1 II
' Nickel" ""nlated
sutety jidns t.
3 cartto.. 00
Collapsible dress
forma'wlth wire
S $3.48
Four section
dress forms.
Tutrt $6 2 5
Oo, Main Tloof.
Waist Pattern Lengths of White Goods
15c to 25c Quality, 2V4 to 2 Yards, 19c
A SPLENDID selection, including chocks, stripes, Jnc-
xx quards, also sheer lawns, 27 to 45 inches
wide, beautiful materials for waists, that were 15c
to 25c the yard; your choice on Friday, pattern
length for
BnririsWash Oo. Main Tloor.
19c
Odd Pieces of
Silverware at 10c
HERE is indeed real
bargain news for Fri
day It's a big table of
heavily silver-plated tea
spoons, dessert and table
spoons, knives and forks,
ladles, salad forks, -oystor forks,
berry spoons, orange spoons,
butter spreaders, etc.; an ac
cumulation of discontinued pat
terns in full sets and
odd pieces, Friday
that will accomplish
results, per piece
Burgress-Jf ash Oo. Main Tloor.
10c
Lawn Mowers Reduced Friday
A1
N opportuno offering with the grass getting high in
the front or back lawn.
Onk Lcnf Mower, 8 blades, 14
or 16-lnch, was J1 QQ
$2.98, for J 1 .017
Korker Mower, 3 blades, 14 or
10-lnch, was $3.50, rf
for J.Oi7
Kllpper Mower, 4 blades, 14
lnch, full ball bear- fcA a f
Kllpper Mower, 4 blndes, Ifi- Capital Mower, 5 blades, 1 fl
inch, full ball bear- (ty 7E inch, full ball bear- flQ A ?
lng. for ifi. O Ing, for J i7H:0
Light H'so Cleaner Toilet Paper Coat Hangers
The regular 5c can, 5-or. roll crope tls- Wood or wlro, spo
Frlday sue, Acme brand clal Friday at
2 cans, 5c 10 rolls, 25c 3 for 5c
Bnrgssa Wash Oo. Baasmsnt.
Stamped PILLOW
CASES, Pair, 25c
BEST quality tubing,
sizo 42x36, new de
signs for French, monogram,
oyelot and punch
work, hemstitched
and scalloped edges,
tnir
Bnrsrw-yaah Co..-eoond noor.
25c
English Porcelain
Breakfast Sets $1.98
CONSISTING o.f fi
breakfast plates, G
cups, 6 saucers, 6 individ
ual butters, G side dishes,
1 platter and 1 vegetable dish,
32 pieces In all. Qfi
Re g u 1 ar price, v aO
$2.65; Friday, per JL
set ,
Same sots ns abovo In white
and gold American porcelain
wero $2.C5, for 81.08
Jardinieres, 98c
Drushed Brass, 10-lnch sire, 3
ball feet, very spoclal Friday
fit OSci
Burf tyih Co.- Bnacmant.
In the Economy Basement Friday Your
Choice of Any Women's or Misses Coat, $ 5
$5
T
HEY are all this sea
son 's best styles in a
wide range of selection. Prac
tically every favored weave aa
well as the best shades are in
cluded. All sites.
Women's Cloth Skirts and Dresses
Thero are a score or more of desirable styles
Coats, skirts and dresses that
wero big values at $5 to $7.98,
to close quickly, Friday,
choice
Automobile and Shower-proof Coats
Were $2.95 to $5.00 Friday at 98o
There aro all sites represented for women
and mlssos. It's indeed a most unusual bar
gain opportunity.
Women's Ohallis Dresses at $1.98
Small sizes for misses and small
women, large assortment of
styles. Friday your choice
at
98c
$j98
5c
10c Undorwests, 5c
"Women's nnd children's low neck
and sleeveless vests, full
taped; were 10c; at
each
Women's 10c Hose, 5c
Plain black cotton, full seamless
regular 10c kind, pair DC
Children's Hose, 15c
Ribbed, mercerized lisle, seamless.black,
white, red, pink, blue and tan,
seconds of 25c quality, pair. ... IOC
Embroideries, 20
Embroidery edges and insertions, IVi
to 5 inches wido, splendid selec- ft 1
tlon of new designs; special, yd, 2C
Silk Taffeta Ribbons, 5c
A clean up of fancy silk taffeta ribbons
and some black, 2 to 3 Inches e
wide OC
Many of the Coats That Were Transferred from Our
Second Floor Formorly Priced $7.50 to $10.00
Women' $3.00 and $3,50
Pumps and Oxfords, $1.95
THEY'RE the season's latest styleB In colo
nlals, button and lace oxfords, fi- ai
broken size assortments in $3 and J1 UD
$3.50 lines; all sizes represented, J:
but not every size in eacn aiyie, pr
Children's
Oxfords, $1.39
Button or lace style
In all sizes; best
leathers; were $2,
Friday. P 1 OZf
Women's
Oxfords, 89c
Oxfords and pumps,
small slzea only of
regular $3 to $4
lines, Fri- QQ.
day, pair.. . OJL
2?.
ANY UNTRIMMED HAT IN
THE ECONOMY BASEMENT
FRIDAY YOUR CHOICE, 50c
THIS offering includes hemps,
hemps, chips, tngals and
mllans In a great variety of styles and
shapes, were priced $2.98; your choice
Friday at
Burfftis--XTaih OoBimnt.
Remnants of Wash Goods at 2y2c Yard
All the short lengths of fancy print lawns and dimities
that have accumulated from tho regular stocks; ono
tn three yards: to KO Friday, at, yard
Wash Goods at lOo
Dimities, flaxons and tissues, newest
styles, including striped, checked, floral
and fancy patterns. Great va- -fl rv
riety of dainty colorings, yard. 1UC
New Zephyrs at 8Vo
New spring colon in plaids, checks,
p tripes and all plain shades, n 1
yard OgC
Wash Goods at 5c
Including piques, ginghams, Bedford
cords, percales, etc., waist and g
dress lengths, yard , OC
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Size 81x99, seamless bleached sheets,
hotel weight, 86c value, sale price, ,00c
Size 81x90, seamless bleached sheets,
hotel weight, 76c value, sale price.. .BOo
Size 72x90, seamless bleaohed sheets,
hotel weight, 65c value, sale price.. .40c
Size 72x99, seamed bleached ahe-sts,
hotel weight, 50c value, sale price. .8Sc
Size 72x90, seamed bleached sheets, ho
tel weight. 45c value, sale price, ea.SOc
milan-
50c
jBurgess-Nash Co. Everybody's Store 10th and Harney.;
