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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Oot Marri.d Minister. :."i70 Cuming
Hoot Fnm It Now Beacon Trea
Ufa Monthly Incom. Gould. Bee Bid,
fidelity Storage asd Van Co. Sour-151.
tilcbtlsgr rtxturee Bureesa-Granden
company.
Beautiful All Modern laomea ror Bala
on tuo easy payment plan. Hankers
Realty Investment company. Telephone
Hong. St.'G.
' Bait Caee la Looted While her suit
cane was vhei-kcd In the Webster btreet
ptatlon, Miss Estrtle Hipes ol Kloomflolil,
Neb., had $75 north of articles rHolen
from It.
Today'i Complete Mot TtogTm-
may be found on tho first page of the
classified section today, and appeara In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving plctura theatrs offer.
Burglar Climb Through Window 11.
K. Belt, 122 Park avenue, has lost two
revolvers, a pearl and sapphire stick pin,
some old coins, and a gold chain as the
result of robbers entering his home Thurs
day night through a rear window.
William. Cooper Missing Relatives of
, William Cooper, 31 year , old, livlnR at
1304 South Fifty-fifth street, are worried
over hla whereabouts. Hj was working on
tho new United States National Bank
hulldlng and Monday drew his pay. He
lias not been seen since.
Only Shaken TJp In Wrack Miss
listher Johnson, probation officer, return
ing from a vacation spent at Oakland,
was on the Omaha roa train which was
wrecked between Oakland and Craig
Thursday afternoon. She was not in
jured, with the exception of a severe
shaking.
- Commercial Club Meets By way of
preliminaries to the general opening of
committee work in the Commercial club
next week, the legislative committee held
a little meeting Thursday. No action of
importance was taken by Executive chair
man John U McCague. who talked to the
committee on the work ahead.
John Jerpe Party
Safe at Stockholm
Royal D. Miller, local steamship agent
tor a number of lines that formerly
operated boats between the United States
and Europe, Is In receipt of a cable
gram from John Jerpe, who had not been
heard from since the beginning of the
war. ' -
In his cablegram, Mr. Jerpe states that
ho Is In Stockholm and Is very com
fortat)ly situated, though there la not
much, probability of getting home before
Christmas unless he is able to get away
on a transport. In the Jerpe party at
Stockholm are his two daughters. Misses
Klenor and Adena: Miss Lillian Rohlff,
Mrs. Louise Peterson and daughter. Miss
Clara;' Mrs. i. P. . Mllander and her
daughter. - ,
Another Omahan who has been heard
from Is Henry Shomacker, custodian of
the Omaha German home. He Is In Ham
burg and has no Idea when he will be
able to sail for the United States.
Sears Has Big Lead
for Attorney General
Almost complete compilation of the pri
mary election returns on attorney general,
only two or. three small counties being
mrt, chows the nomination of Charles W.
Soars of Omaha by a plurality of some
thing over 7,500, and that he carried not
less than fifty-one counties over all com
petitors. Mr. Sears has received, a letter
from George W. Ayere, deputy attorney
General, and second in the race, in which
he saya:
"The returns at hand indicate your
nomination, by an overwhelming major
ity, as the candidate of the republican
party for the office of attorney general.
"I congratulate you upon your success,
and assure you that you may rely upon
n.y support at the General election In No
To Honor Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Ing entertained
Informally at their home on Wednesday
evening for Mrs. G. C. Soniers and Miss
Ethel Somers of Bound Brook, N. J.
Supper was served at small tables and
covers were laid for:
Misses- Misses
Ethel Somers of Hoin Ooddai d.
Bound Brook, N. J.;Bettv II. pklns
Rose Hurth, iillio liolbrook.
Katherlne Hopkins, Kloie oe It ng
Florence Holbrook,
Messrs. Messrs.
Hoy Mt Cullough, Harry Schoenlein,
Clifford Long, Jack Oberlter,
Walton. .1. (Invert,
Joseph Powers. J. W. Arnold!.
Mrs. u. C. Somers of Round Brook, N. J.:
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Long.
At Carter Lake Club.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Shepard entertained
at a dinner-dance at Carter Lake club
last evening, In honor of Miss Helen
Shepard. Those present were:
Misses Misses
Mildred Fonte. Alice Rustin.
Corinne Flliott'. Helen Pear e.
(liace Drake. Marion Welter,
Mtirnaret Wlllium. Marion Toad.
Margretta Grlmmel, Helen Shepard.
Caroline llolmquist.
Florence Russell.
Messrs.
Edward Burch,
John Jenkins,
Lvman Phillips.
Ralph ("onnell.
Wendell Mixre,
Haydn Meyer
Messrs.
Russell Lnrmon,
Kdwln Booth,
Walter Johnson,
Paul Flothow.
Frank Campbell,
Wyman Robblns.
Mrs. Nancy J. Moore had as her guests
at dinner:
Dr. and Mrs. K. C. Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. John Battin.
Mr. and Mrs M. Farmer.
Mrs. Ida M. Rolso of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Maud A Wallace.
Miss Ada Charlton of Peoria.
Mis. K. T. Johnston.
Mr. B. F. Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. William Baumeister en
tertained at dinner at the club last even
ing. Covers were laid for:
Mr. and Mra. Mux Bnrkenroad.
Mr. and Mrs. George schenbelm.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hascall.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webber.
Entertains Sodality.
Mrs. Joseph L. Plccola entertained the
Young ladles' sodality at St. Cecelia's
church at her home Thursday evening.
Those present were:
Mesdames Mosdames
Herbert L. Hunt. S. M. Salerno,
Matthew Pascals, Joseph La. Plccola.
Mlnses Misses
Carrie Nagl, Rose Flanagan,
Mildred Bunker. Gertrude Lynch,
Kleanor Groour, ' Agnes Lynch,
Katlierlne Zimmcr, Mary McNamara,
Grace Cummings, Rose McNamara,
Josephine Zoneldante Therest Quinn,
Rose Paacale, Jennie Quinn,
Marie Mackin, Nellie Quinn,
Ruth Mackin. Mary Cook.
Irene Smith, Josephine Plccola.
In Honor of Bride.
Miss Emma Swunson, who Is to be a
September bride, was the honor guest
at a miscellaneous shower given Tues
day evening by Miss Kathryn Lawless.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. M. J.
Lawless and Mrs. Fred Rohr.
The evening was spent In music and
games. Pr'.tes were won by Miss Rowker
and Mrs. Masterson. Ferns and roues
were used as decorations In the dining
room. Covers were laid for:
Misses Misses
Clara swanson, Fmma Swanson,
Ssdle lHinUn. Valeria Rohr.
Florence Nash, St. IOiils Mo.
Winifred Pulllsm, Anna Yamber.
Florence Rowker. Rose O'Neill.
Mabel Dailey, Helen Dailey.
Naomi Bvrne, Bessie Warren.
Margaret GalUsher, Kthel Wallin.
Kathryn Lawless, Martha Schlottan,
Mesdames Mesdames
W. C. Masterson. M. J. lawless.
Fred Rohr, Ina James. .
Farewell Party.
Miss Alio Day entertained at her home
Wednesday afternoon in - honor of Miss
Anna Lender, who leaves soon to make
her home in Hannibal Mo. Those present
were:
Misses
Minerva Heine,
Mildred Johnson,
Nora MoDougal,
Anna Lender,
Military avenue Mr F. J. odcll, whit
was announced earlier as the speaker,
will t-e unatile to speak because of in
lurles received In a railroad collision.
To Wed in Chicagc.
The wed. ling of Miss Alma A A
Bran.lels. daughter of Mis. J. Rraudeis, to
Mr !,. M. Cook of Madison. Wl .
take place in the gold iimni of the
gress hotel, Chicago. September S.
p. nv
ill
l 'on
ii t 5
At Happy Hollow.
Mr. and Mrs. N". II Umnus will huve
thirty guests Saturday evening si dinner:
IT C W. Pollard, elfcht. It S Siismann.
fhe; Dr. J. M. Aiken, twelve
At the Field Club
Thirteen women gollers had lumiieon
today nt the I'leld club.
Saturday evening Miles B. llmuli will
hate ten Rnests. John l,nele, T;
, Gouldinr,, six .
I l.lvrr. fourteen.
John Als'h, four; C
With the Visitors.
Mr. Ida Clrmdler of .-aline, Mh-h.,
the curst of Mr. an 1 Airs George
ooil fur ten day.
KverthtMly Rends Bee Want As.
Misses
Helen Cole.
Helen Nleman,
Ruth Carker.
Alice Day.
Suffrage Street Meeting.
John A. Rlne, city attorney, and Mrs.
M. B. Munson will be the speakers at
the suffrage street meeting which will he
held In Benson Saturday evening at 7:30
o'clock at the corner of Main street and
ItoQVERjlQES
Fall Style
Display
As always the Walk-Over
Styles lead the World in
point of eaoluslTsnsss and
correctness In style.
A glance at our windows
will convince the most
critical man or woman that
Walk-Over Shoes' meet
every requirement
3.50, S4.00, 4.B0, $5.00,
3.80. e.OO. $7.00.
We sell Phoenix Guar
anteed Hose for men
and women.
WALK-OVER
BOOT SHOP
317
South
16th
Street
Jm$3.
Bncklen's Arnica. Salve
should be In every home ready to apply
to all burns, bruises, sores, cuts and
scalds. Heals quickly. 25c. All drug
gists. Advertisement.
Soldiers to Stop
at Devil's Hotel
Devil's hotel, conducted by Samson
and the knights of Ak-Sar-Ben, is to
take on something of a military aspect
Monday night. The officers of the Ne
braska National guard, in cump at rifle
range have been Invited to become guests
and spend the night at the hotel. One
hundred of them have uccepted the invi
tation and have been Instructed to wear
their Bide arms for protection.
Lucille Style
Shop
1504 Harney St. -2d Floor
LOW RENT
MS
OST beautiful
adies' suits,
simply gorgeous, and
such great savings.
Just walk a few steps
up, it pays you.
1750
Suit Special for
Saturday
Absolute $27.50 Value.
Payments Arranged
Beaton & Laier Co.
415-417 So. 16th St.
The Store That Saves You Money
Our prices are all marked on a low cash basis. ETery customer gets the
same price; there is uo partiulity fcliown and we price our jjoodH just as low as
Is possible, consistent with high quality and good service. We appreciate
the patronage of every customer of this store and will be glad to have you get
acquainted with our way of doing busiuess.
46n
A Luxurious 45-lb.
Mattress for . . . .
Filled with absolutely pure, sani
tary felted cotton, will not pack, or
get lumpy. t'overed in fancy art
ticking wiln roll cage.
Combination
tor a
Felt Mattress.
With roll edge, art tick,
weight. A splenilid mattress,
ally soldi for $5.75.
Ku 11
I'su-
A WOUDEirUL SHOWING OT
I IME lVQg
Your new fail rug- it. here. Hun
dreds of patterns In ail sizes and
qualities. The largest, tinest display
in Omaha " now be aeen on our
second floor. We bought rugs be
fore the mills advanced prlcea; you
can find tiplendid values here at our
regular prices.
LAIOG zia BOOM BIZZS TlrTB
TRY BRUSSELS KUO. 15.60
Kxira heavy equality, tine assort
ment of newest designs, in a good
wearing, durable rug. Colors and
designs specially suited fur your
home.
i.iiroi.Euta ro xitchiit.
BATH BOOMg, ETC.
Mne inlaid, holm colors tinough to
the ba k. that will wear for eaJ.
alwi extra heavy printed patterns, at
prices that have not advanced. I'rh es
per square yard:
Tile 1'alterns at 90 cents.
Oak I'lank i'atterns at Jl.On.
" Printed Linoleums at S.'i cents.
It us measure your room and give
estimate free, of the cost nf covering.
fn tilt
Brass Beds on Sale
Saturday at Bargain Prices
About forty pattern, new, mas
sive in design, finished In the best
of lacquer, at prices that will gee
many of these beds in Omaha
homes. One day only. If you
want a brass bed bargain buy at
this tale.
$13. SO Brass Beds.
$18.50 Brass Beds.
$l'2.75 Brass Beds.
$25.00 Brass Beds.
r ' 1 I . . T , T . j .
eoi.uu in art. nous SSri
$4 0.00 Brass Beds S3 .OO
IC'.OO Bras8 Beds 812.25
$3r.ni) Brass Beds
$44.00 Brass Beds S3G.0O
814.50
SI 7.50
819.75
Take Advantage of
These Reduced Prices
on Living Room Chairs
Saturday we put on about twenty
patterns of denim covered and
tapestry covered living room
chairs, solid mahogany frames,
band built, best of spring work
and at exceptional prices.
f 2J.00 Boltd Mahogany Chair, 114.60
Denim covered, fine living room
Piece.
111. 00 Solid Mahogany Chair. $12.50
A wonderful value; one only In
stork.
$21.00 Solid Mahogany ftatUa. S1T.50
Covered In Colonial atrip denim.
$40.00 Library Chair, now ....SM.00
Large, comfortable, finely built,
splendid living room piece.
$27.50 Denim Covered (liair. .$17.64)
130.1)0 Denim Covered Chair. . $33.60
10 Overstuffed Davenport, for $70
10 Overstuffed Davenport, for $68
S72 Overstuffed Davenport, for SGO
Friday, August 28, 1914-
-BURGESS-NASH C0MPANY-
-Store News for Saturday.
Here's a Timely Offering for Saturday of
WOMEN'S COATS at $7.75
'TMIh rool yvwithrr of tho Inst low tlnys ivniintl us of our ihmmI .if u vrni This offtMini? for Sat
. "",a' ,s ol "sual uniHirlanco as it affords yen a splendid solution tif s;t)od CSSy
dosirahlf coats, very suitahlo for jirostMit and carlv fall wear, at a prico nmcii be- $ ( O
HI t II t 1 11,1 I V
v.
hvory gannont splendidly niatlo, iiK-ludin a witle t hoiee of materials and col
iay, mo price, $.Y0.
Women't Sweater! $7.98 to $10
colorings, Satur-
Jl'ST received and very lt
siralile are these new an
gora sweaters for women. Sev
eral pretty styles in the new
shades, 'hie 'price $7.98 to
$10.00.
Burgess-If ash Co. Second Tloor.
Women's Silk Gloves 85c
L()N'(J, 1(5 hutton length, pure
Milanese silk, double tipped
fingers, Paris point stitching, all
sizes, Sjit unlay, the pair, 85c.
Bnrgeta-Wash Co. Main Floor
Women's New Skirts
KLOSFIT PETTICOATS, $5
rpl I VMV is a charniing seloc--I-
tion from which to choose,
made in a variety of pretty
ways with Jersey tops in a
witle range of colors, also
Mack. The price $5.00.
Bnrress-lTash Co Second rioor.
For Fall, Saturday at $5.00
doubtful if vni ever saw better
There are several new styles
It's
values.
made up in the favored materials and offered Saturday, $5.
Burg ss-Vaah Co. Second Tloor.
New Fall Neckwear 23c to $2.60
AI1KAUTIFUL selection of new Fall neckwear lias junt arrived in
cluding, tho new Tommy I.lfton collar, organdy collar and cuffs,
new linen Quaker sets, pique, organdy and lace vests ranging in price
from 2J o 82.50 Pr set.
flT E also have a good line of new organdy and pique collars, or-
gandy and pique veHtoes, flat collars In all the new styles, 25.
Burress-lTaah Co. Main rioor.
New Ribbons, Saturday, Yard 25c
JUST received a shipment of new Fall ribbons lu plaids, fancies,
Persians, plain Rating and moires, very desirable for girdles,
('. Inches wide: very special for Saturday, yd. 25
Btu-f -! Co. Main rioor.
sashes, tunics, etc.
Women's New Handkerchiefs 7jc
WOMEN'S plain hemstitched pure linen handkerchiefs, good selec
tion to choose from, very specially priced for Saturday, at,
each, 7V4
Bartrais-Kash Co. Main rioor.
There Is TiLc!? 1 Individuality in
This Beautiful MILLINERY at $3.00
ONVK again millinery scores first place here in this big
section among the women of Omaha. I
Many women interested in new millin
ery styles for fal' have viewed our show
ing this v)eek and they have proclaimed
our display to he far aheal of that JC
in other stores in Omaha tpO
Scores of Exquisite Creations
Ideas Copied From the French
Tint made here in our own workroom by
able designers who have the faculty of im
parting that individuality and distinctive
ness so much sought by every woman.
We are ablo to make hats cheaper and
better than any French designer, and that
is what we are doing now, working as hard
as we can and Saturday we will show the
most beautiful collection of French stylo
hats at $5.00 ever seen lu Omaha.
Buri-ass-Kaah Co. Bacond rioor.
5t
Here Are Some of the Best Hosiery and Underwear
Values That We Have Offered for a Long
Time
WomeA's Pure Silk Hose, 50c.
Women's black pure thread silk boot
hose, full fashioned, regular made foot;
double mercerized garter top, high spliced
heel and double sole, special, pair, 50c.
Women's Mercerised Hose, 25c.
Women's imported hose, black,
lisle or silk mercerized, full regu
lar made, regular 5')c values, tho
Women's Mercerized Hose, 15c.
Women's medium weight black
mercerized hose, full seamless, double
sole and high spliced heel, 2f)C values,
per pair, 15c. heel and double sole, special, pair, 50c. pair, 25c.
Women's Cotton Union Suits, 25c. Women's Shaped Cotton Vests, 15c.
Women's extra low neck and sleeveless white cotton Women's low neck and short sleeved white cotton
union suits, with wide umbrella leg, at 25c. shaped vests. We consider them good '25c values, at 15c.
Burffass-Wash Co. Main rioor.
Men's New ''BURNASCO" QUALITY
SHIRTS Here for Saturday at $1 00
AND they represent the biggest values you've shared in
for a long time. Properly cut and made, strictly per
fect fitting. The materials are
madras and percales, the kind
that will give service and the col
orings are strictly fast. There is a
large selection of neat pattern1
from which to choose, Satur
day, $1.00.
Men's Silk Fibre Hose, 25c.
A new shipment just in, including
c-llk fibre and lisle thread, all the new
shades, champagne, gunmetal, pearl and
tan; also black and navy; half dozen
S1.40. or single pair 25S
Bnrr a-Kaah Co. Main rioor.
Women's "GOOD SAMARITAN" SHOES
Impart Real Comfort Every Minute
THE greater part of your days are spent in your shoes.
If you rise early and go to bed late your feet are sub- '
jected to shoes a long time.
Why not have all the comfort
that is due you?
When you put on "Good Samari
tan' shoes in the morning you get
comfort and satisfaction every min
ute until you take them off at night.
The flexible sole follows every move
ment of the foot naturally. Button
and lace styles. Come In and let us
fit you with a pair designed especially
for your feet; the
price
Mothers Will Be
Interested In There
BOYS' SUITS at $4.98
A
SPLENDID line of boys' Norfolk
suits, made in the latest models of
good quality ehevoits, cassimeres, worsteds
and corduroys, some with two pair of full
lined trousers, in a large assortment of pat
terns to choose from, including blue serges,
.etc. School will soon be open and the lx)ys
will nppfl ruw snit uml liere in
vour opportunity to secure a Q9o
good, durable suit at
Burraaa-Hash Co. Mala rioor,
$4!
$4.00
anrrass-Wasb Co. Main rioor.
Your NEW HAT
Is Here, Mr. Man
AND In the very style, shape a
color best suited to you. The n
shapes for fall
nd
ew
Include mushroon,
pencil curl
and drooping
brim, with the
crown a trifle
higher than
last season,
finished with
a wide band
and V bow In
contrasting or
same shade.
All the new
shades and
black are
represented at
S2.00. 82.50 " 83.00
NTK'IhON HATS
You know their worth; we have
them at 83.50 8-1.00.
Barffaa-Bash Co. Main rioor.
Rubber Cloth Suit Cases. 98c
G'
OOl.) strong suitcases, rubber cloth"
covered, substantial frame, 2-inch
size at $1.19; 24-inch size Saturday at 98c
Borrass-Hash Co. Baaamant.
Womens Crepe Gowns. $1.25
WHITE and delicate colors, splendid
assortment of new slipover styles,
finished with laces, embroidery and rib
bon, an unusual value at $1.25.
Burg-ass-Bash Co. Bacond rioor.
Splendid CORSETS at $1.00
MEDIUM and low bust, made of striped
coutil and finished with six hose sup-
porters; an extreme special at $1.00.
Burraas-Haah Co. Second rioor.
The Economy Basement Salesroom Saturday
Women's 10c Hose, 6c
Women's black cotton hose, full
seamless, regular 10c value,
Saturday, pair DC
Child '8 Union Suits, 23c.
Cream cotton, medium weight
union suits with drop seats, sizes
8 and 10 only, Saturday,
at, the suit . ,
23c
Men's $1.00 Shirts, 49c.
With collars attached, in plain
colors or neat stripea. made full
size of good quality material; reg
ular $1.00 values, n.
tC
at
Man's rail Troni.rs, 11.36
Men's trouHers maile nt foot!
iuallty rui'fcliii!''. i-ln-vlut Hint
Komtt-da In plain ami fumy
pattern. In a it""' aaanrl merit
of uzph. .xxiillv rjrlel fi
Katurday at 11.85.
WOMEN'S $3.00 SHOES at $1.95
Hift'h shoes for fall, made of patent, gun
metal and kid with mat kid tops, military
and Cuban heels, flexible (Joodyear welt
Mrles, button ir lace styles, all (ff1 QC
H.es represented, regular $3.00 p il 0
values, Saturday, pair
Women's $2.50 Shoes, at $1.39
Made of patent leather or vicl kid, lace
style with medium and low heels, all sizes
represented ; regular $2.60 QQ
glues, Saturday, the pair. . . . J 1 JU
a jj
Men's 75c Night Robes, 48c.
Men's night robes, made of fine
muslin, large sizes, 14 to A q
19, regular 75c quality, acxOC
Men's 15c Hose, llzc.
With reinforced toe, heel and sole,
good wearing quality, some fancy
colors; mostly black, rj
the pair 9zC
Men's Union Suits, 48c.
F'oros mesh union suits with short
sleeves, 4 inseam or ankle length
and closed crotch, a r
for OC
BURGESS-NASH CO.
ISot's Shirts, 29c
Boy's shirts in blzes from
12 to 14, made of good qual
ity percale and cbambray;
a special value at SJD.
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EVERYBODY'S STORE."