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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1914)
T11K BEK: OMAHA. NATlillPAY. SK.rTF.MnHH . 1!14. BRIEF CITY NEWS Btri Boot Trimt XV Now Beacon Press. fidelity aUoraf sad Yea Co. Poof. 151C Uhtlng rirtarea, Bura:eas-Oranlen Co. Beentlful All Malm Bomn Tor Bale on the easy payment plan. Bankers' Realty Investment Co. Phone Doug. M. Xleetrle ru Stolon The Omaha Vapor Stock company, Eighteenth and Marcy streete, hat been robbed of an elec tric fan, a typewriter and 50 cents worth of Msmps. ' Ho Dry Cleaning Eataallahmant A thief has. taken from the French dry cWnlra; establishment, 215 Cuming atreet. eight pieces of clothing, ranging from whole aulta to single articles. "To4aya Complete Mori FTorraift" may be found on the first page of the classified section today, and appears In The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find, out what the various moving picture theaters offer. Davison la Improving Preston lavl aon, chief rate clerk of the passenger de jartment of the Union Faclflc. operated on for appendlcltla, is much better, and the attending physicians assert that he Is likely to recover. .Betallers Xeet Thursday Bvenlnr The first of the fall meetings of the As sociated Retailers of Omaha is to be heU r.ext Thursday evening at :15 at the Pax ton hotel. Election of officers will be the principal business after the dinner. Sentenced (or Barring and Bteallnf George .White and William Howard of Council Bluffa were sentenced to thirty aya in Jal for begging on the street and attempting to steal a watch from the person of E. P. Palm, Z! Meredith avenue. Forward to California H. W. Forward, general freight agent of the Erie road and located in Chicago, who has been in the city during the last week, visiting his brother-in-law, Ben B. Brookfleld of thi Union Pacific, has left for the west, going to California, where he will spend several weeks. Ad Club Boosting State Talr An earnest effort on the part of the Omaha Ad club Is being made to get out a crowd for the Omaha day at the Uncoln State fair on September 10. A special car on the Burlington has been arranged for by the organisation and will leave the local depot at 9 a. m. Peterson la Serious Condition E, T. Peterson, chief clerk In the office of Commissioner McGovern, suffered an at tack of heart trouble yesterday while at work and was taken to a local hospital. His condition Is serious. Peterson has been connected with the city engineer s department for over seventeen years and Is well known. AFFAIRS AT- SOUTH OMAHA Governments on the way. parts of STEEDS NEEDED FOR CAVALRY i school ss a method of getting subscrlp- ' at the rate of sixty-five miles an hour ' Hons. I Mtorerle I op Hart. Motorcycle Officer Bert Hiatt wea cut and bruised In a doaen his anatomy, and his new motorcycle was demolished last night when he spilled while pursuing, an auto Harry MrtMIIUma Promoted " poatllile Position Boad with Armnar Company Sat fr rttrt Are Active. j The accident took place between Thirty i third and Thlrty-focrth streets on Q. A high powered car. coming from the direction of the Seymour ("Vuintiy club at a murderous rate of speed Paid no attention t the wheel cop. He gave chaso and was gaining on them when he had to turn suddenly to order to sviKI tilt ling a small machine which tinned suddenly Into the road. Maarte t IIt (insslp. Mrs. V. J Curren and daughter. Heomle and Marlon, are visiting at Cal houn. The 1-sdiee' Aid societv of the First Presbyterlsn church will serve dinner Thursday evening, September IT. at the cnurcn. xwenty-tniro inn j eireeia. For Rent Modern fnmlshed room. RIO S. lth St. T. A. Kerns. Ho. Omaha of flco. Offlre space far rent In Bee office. BIS N street Terms reasonable. Well known location. Tel. fouth IT. The funeral of Iavtd Hlebua, wko com mlttiM suicide last Monday evening, will be held from the residence, S027 8 street to the Laurel Hill cemetery. Rev. R. I V heeler of the First Presbyterian church, will officiate. At a meeting of Modnrn Woodmen of America camp No. 195 It was decided not to raise local camp dues. The 1914 club will rlv a csrd party the Moose Home, Twenty-fifth and M streets, net Friday afternoon. Mrs. StoddaTd will be the entertainer. Prinee Pushes His Motor Track Plan , With Much Speed Horsemen at the local stock ysrds msr ket have received advices froSi New Tork City that buyers are' on their wsy west to purchase an' unlimited number of war horses to be used In the war now going on in Europe. It Is yet a mystery what countries are buying but It Is the general opinion that England and France are the most probable. The local horse men are more Interested In the fact that the buy ers are actually on their., way west and that they have the ready cash and plenty of It- Every effort possible is being made to fill up the local horse yards with as many eligible steeds as possible. According to the advices from New Tork City the majority of the orders will be for cavalry service. A number of strict regulations as to the quality and breed of the steeds la required by the United States army and also by the mlll tarys of Europe, but In thia case, the ordinary horse will not receive as strict an examination. The local market has not been very busy this year In consideration with Its former growth and local horse men will make every effort to secure as many horses for the European buyers' inspection during the remainder of the week as they can. McWIlllams la Promoted. Harry McWIlllams of the local Armour plant has been promoted from the posi tion of assistant manager of the butter and egg department to teiat of road sales man from Holdrege to the Colorado line with headquarters at Holdrege, Neb. McWIlllams Is a prominent South Omaha man, active In the Young People's work . of the Methodist church and a member of the Trl-Clty Baraca union. He Is alco a well known Young Men's Chris tian asoetatlon man. The promotion was a surprise to his many friends because he has only ' been with the Armour plant nine months and is rather a young man to Je sent out on such a responsible road position. Market A wait Ins; Expectant. The stock market remained about nor mal yesterday during the entire day. The bearish attitude of the packers at the hog market waa resumed and In the face of a very moderate supply of hogs they made their first bids at more than 10 cents per hundred lower. Ewe lambs shot up a notch, taking on a 15 cent raise during the latter part of the day. There Is a strange stillness at the mar ket, prevailing over both the buying and selling divisions. Everyone is expectant of the big order for the European coun tries at any time and all are in readiness for the clean-up of the market if such should occur. t Alleged Boxcar Theft. Special Agent Trouton of the Burlington arrester a man describing himself as FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1914. -BURGESS-NASH COMPANY- STORE NEWS FOR SATURDAY "The Prettiest Hats I Have Seen Anywhere" Plans are being perfected for holding in Omaha the greatest motor cycle racea on the largest track for speed ever built in thia country. It will be one-third of a mile In circumference, pitched at - an angle of sixty degrees to hold the speed J Henry Smith, Thirty-sixth and M, for j A Nw Arrival-' The Much Talked of Satin Basque Waists $5 THK.Y eanie iu by express Thursday morning mid if thtur daintiness and beauty are a criterion they 'will go out iu a hurry. Made of a superior quality of satin, very similar to the style illustrated here, with self collar and cuffs and finished with buttons. Naw blue and black. The Price, $5. Bnryess-Iash Co. Second Floor. -'A Coming! - HOMEFITTFR'S WEEK BEGINNING NEXT Tt'ESDAV, SK1TEMBKU 8TH, AMI OONTINt ISO THHOltlHOVT THE WEEK, WE VIM OFFER. A NEW EH OF VERY Wl"OltTAT HALES OF E VER YT H I NG THAT A 'WOMAN MIGHT NEED TO RENEW OR RE-DEOORATE HER HOME FOR THE COMING FALL AND WINTER MONTHH. SEE WINDOWS AND DAILY PAPERS FOR PA RT I CV LA US. This Is What We Hear From Every Woman Who Has Visited Our Trimmed Millinery Section A XI) the lints are not alone- pretty, are not aVhe the best possible expression of correct style, but they are also the best values obtainable for the money. Take, for example, our hats at 110.00. We know they ra t be dupli cated Plewhere at anything like thia price and the saving Is Just as de cided at all other prices. NEW TRIMMED HATH, $7.50, $.7R, $10.04), $12.50 AND $IJV.OO. Hundreds of exquisite now conceptions, no two alike, made of the very finest Imported materials. Each hat possessing that dnah of Individuality and distinctiveness whlchovery woman so earnestly seeks. I'litrimnHMt laU, 1 .OH Elegant silk velvet turbans and sailors. All newest blocks, at $1.0H. I n trimmed llatfl, f 3.98 Silk velvet, cossack and, Belgium turbans, all lined, at t2.0ft. I'ntrimnicd Hats, $;. All black Lyons silk velvet sailors and small Jaunty shapes, Saturday, 9.1.08. W1NHN. FANCIES. lU'KYT tXrOVK. ETC. In black and colors, an extremely large selection of smart ideas In stick-ups at 08c and $1.0;. B arr ess-Bash Oo Beooad moot IN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT $5,00 SILK VELVET HATS AT $2.98. Trimmed with the new silver and gold laces and birds' wings ami flowers, hats made to retail at $5.00 and are worth it, too; Saturday, choice, at ' $2.98 $3.00 I NTHIMMED ItliACK VELYETTA FIATS, $1.00 Small, close-fitting turbans, soft crowns and high side effects, $2.00 value for $1.00. Barg-ecs-Wash Cc. Basement, Annual September "Gift Sale" Saturday Of PURE DRUGS and Toilet Articles A UNIQUE event that brings you wonderful saving advantages on Pure Drugs' and Toilet Articles for , your medicine chest and dressing table. I 1 1' a TT" Saturday' with every purchase In this section amounting to 2Sc or more, a gift box, LN H lH containing seven or eight sample, packages of well known toilet and drug preparations, such as: Dljer Kiss Perfume, Corylopiils Talcum Powder, Cream Elcaya, Velvetlna Powder and cream, Evening Jasmine Powder, Mennen's Bath Pov.der, Melba Powder, Mentholatum, Kon don's Catarrh, Syool Soap, Palmer's Perfume, Hudnut's Cold Cream, Qulneeg Shampoo, Mennen's Talcum Powder, Klein's Soap, H. & H. Cleaner, Jay Walk's Corn Pads, Trilby Toilet Soap. TntTTV "C"C Burnasco Theatrical Cream, Massatta Talcum Powder, representing a valuation of 1 rv 1.1. K Art aw -lK north nnvrhlBA I. AAmAm L Dr. uravesi t. Tooth . Pow- 1 .vjf ' o foyyi for Jap Rosa Soap, 6c cake .... Borax Ch iyt. FVsls N apt ha Soap, 10 9Q. eats. . . . Whit Soap, S cakes. . . . Lily 10c New KID GLOVES for Early Fall WE consider ourselves very fortunate Indeed in receiving our import order of kid gloves for Fall and Winter. Among them are the fam ous "Reynler" gloves for which we are exclusive selling agents for Omaha and vicinity. Tnese. celebrated French. gloves include the Yavored styles and col orlngs. New "Reynler" Glove fi2.00 to TjUI SATURDAY WE FEATURE WOMEN'S KID GLOVES AT fl.BO. AND better values have seldom bean of fered at the price. One or two-clasr. P. K. or overseam swan, single row or heavy embroidered backs, white, black. tan navy and gray. Special, pair $1.50 of 190 miles an hour. It Is being pro moted by John 8. . Prince, who years ago made Omaha his- home, organized a com pany and built the Coliseum, and who is well remembered by a lot ot the old-time sports who ueed to enthuse over the high wheel bicycle rkos, . " The stadUinAin proposes for.-. Omaha will ' have a , seating oapacity of 10,000 people. A large suhwa'y will pass them Into the arena or infield. There will be parking space around the outside of the Btadlum of sixteen acres, fivery racer will have his own little motor . room twenty feet square, in which he can keep his machine always tuned up- ready for the races at all meets. :, Th structure will be pushed rapidly to completion, and Mr. Prince expects to have It ready for practice inside of three weeks. DAHLMAN WANTS SOUTH OMAHA ON ANNEXED LIST alleged forcible entry into a boxcar In ! interstate transits A rtosen baskets of grapes, boxes of crackers, candy, etc., were brought to headquarters as evi dence. Sffraa;rttea Are Bo. Local suffragists sre preparing to take the city by storm In a strenuous cam- j paign that is to bo carried on during the next few' weeks. lst Wednesday Mrs. I M. B. Munson. spoke to several hundred i packinghouse men on the packing com pany's grounds. Next' Saturday noon' Mrs. Antonette unk of Chicago, ths originator of the "melting pot." will give an oration in de fense of auffrage at the corner of Twenty-fourth and N streets. Trie same even ing Mrs. Ororge W. Covll of Omaha will make a speech at the corner of Twenty fourth and M streets.. Anti-suffraglsts have not lined up as yet. but there la a large . number In the city and It is thought that an organisation will be formed to co-operate with the Omaha association. School Paper taurr Way.' . It was announced yesterday that the PATENT MEDICINES. On account of Mayor James C. Dahl man's announced opposition to the ' an-. nexation of Dundee or any other suburb, j first Issue of the.Tooter, the high school unless South Omaha la-included . in the paper, would be published to the students proposition, the project recently launched Bromo Seltser. 25c sise. Beef. Wine and Iron. 1 pint. . .42 Sal Hepatlca. 36c slie,.. 18 Byrup of Figs, 60c sie Wyeth's Base and Sulphur, 60c aue at 34 Horlick's Malted Milk, $1 also 69 Hospital sic Malted Milk. $3.60 vise for 82.J4 Plnkham's Compound, SI site. .QOc Toilet Paper, prepe fin 1 s h, f4orrr,.,. 25c Hon s e h o I d Ammonia, one Vacuum Bottles Quart size, guaranteed, regularly $4.00, for $1.98 if Jn Dunde by Laurie J. . wuinoy ana others has. been temporarily dropped, and the meeting Called for last evening at his home was not held. ; In the face' of the msyor's opposi tion,". Mr. Qulnby said, "it Is evident thst the city 'commission would not sub mit the question to Omaha voters, even if Dundee should Vote favorably, to an nexation. Therefore, It could be brought before Omaha voters at the fall election only on an Initiative petition of about 4,000 names, which it would be Impossible to get within the short time before No vember X So we have dropped the matter tor the time being. "It is a humorous situation, that al though the Dundee opponents of annexa tion say they are against It because they want no Dahlmanlsm, Dahlman himself is also opposed to Dundee annexation without South Omaha also. The mayor and hia opponents ' seeem to have got to gether at last." ' ' Among the Dundee villagers who favor tht scheme with Qulnby are: Sylvester Bush, Frank J. Ellick. H. W, Morrow. John A. Moore. Herbert 8. Daniel, Paul ' Slfson, Dr. O'Neil Rich and Byrd F. Miller. .-. ... on- Septemler 23. The contract for the printing of the paper was awarded to the lowest bidder, the Magic . City Printing company. I The young men In charge are hard at work securing advertisements of the busi ness men of the city and are meeting , with more or less success. The make-up I of the paper will be considerably changed ! for the better this year and new methods ! of editing the paper will be employed by the editors. I A contest, with several local Jewelcrj as contributors to the prize list, will prob ably be employed during the first week of BRUSHES AND COMBS. A large assortment of brush es, combs, etc., will be specially priced for this sale. 20-Mule Team Borax, 1 Q pound. . . . Massatta Tal cum t jf Powder. 1)C FREE! Perfume atomizer with, one ounce Da brook's Locust Bios som Extract, 29c. CREAMS AND POWDERS. Abonita Cream. 26c slie 104 D. tt R. Cream, 100 also It Woodbury's Facial Cream, J6c slxe, ror Iff! Talcum Powders, I6e kind ; . . .10 Talcum Powdera, 16c kind 6 Monoxide Tooth Powder, 26c site for 144 Palinollve Cream, 60c alae S4c Pasteurlne Tooth Paste, 25c sa. Swans' Down Powder, 26c slse 13 Manicure Sets, 98c kind E0 Canthroxl IPom p e 1 a n Massage Cream, AQ 76o slse. 47C RUBBER GOODS. Rubber Gloves, 60c kind... Hot Water Bottles, 50c kind. Fountain Syringes, 50c kind. Hot WaUr Bottles, $1 kind. . Safety 25t 7J 600 Matches for 3c Jad Salts, 76c S . . .49c nnresa-Wash Oe.- jffsaa noor. RIBBONS at 26c 17 ANCY silk ribbons, in new Ro man stripes, plaids, plain sa tins, taffetas and moires, all the new color effects, 6 inches wide, yard 2Ac Barress-lTask Co. Mala rioor. HandkVch'fs, 7ic WOMEN'S plain pure, linen handkerchiefs, hemstitched; also men's linen lawn handker chiefs, nemstitched; very special Saturday, "t 7 Vic Bargees-sTash Co. Main rioor. ANB, Pretty New Organdy Vestees at 50c ND they certainly. ill go fast, for w never had anything so pretty or near the quality at the price be fore. Made of a fine qual ity organdy in four new styles, one of which we . illustrate here. The price, BOc. . Borgsss-BTaSk Co. Mala rioor. FATHER WISE NEW HEAD OF CRE1GHT0N GLEE CLUB Rev. A. R. Wise. 8. J.. I the new fac ulty manager of the Creighton University files club, the official musical organise tion of the local school. The announce ment was made Thursday by Kev. KoDeri Kelly, vice president of the university. Father Wise, who la well known and I vit In Omaha, succeeds Rev. Archibald Tsllmadge, S. J., who organised Jho club four years ago and haa managed tt since. "Rev. Mr. Tallmadge has gone to Detroit. father Wise baa been a member of the faculty of the arts college for yeara and Us extremely popular with the students. During the last year he acted as faculty director of athletics and is succeeded in this position by Father Corboy. The varsity glee club, which has achieved an enviable reputation In thia section, will continue its plan of giving high-class musical productions, including the annual public appearance. As soon as the arts college students return to clssses next Tuesday a call will be issued and practioe resumed. TlrkllBS the Throat quickly relieved by IT. King s New Dis covery, the great cough and coif remedy. A safe and sum medicine. 40c and 1. All diUigisls. Adverllseor ?vere Blood Trciib.es Vanish With Magic Effect, Great Renv edj Make Disease Disappear. At almost say drug store you may ob tain H. 8. 8., the famous blood partner, ud you thca hsve tue veritable wliard that makes all blood troubles vsnlsh. Your stomach takes kindly to 8. 8. 8., it rushes Idio your blood. Is a purifying ware, makes tjie liver, kldaeys, bladder and skin work In harmony ; stops accumulations thst have caused rheumatism, ratarrb, swollen glands, sore throat and akin eruptions. - Just as food makes blood, so does 8. 8. 8. follow tbe process of digestion to stimu lus aatural serrations to protect us against tbe ravagt-s of disease germs. . Ws are well aware of the fact that these germs are apt to be latent within us to break forth la violent eruptions of tbs tkla whenever the system Is In a low state of resistance. And tt Is to both prevent these eruptloas or te get rid of tbem that Nature gave os such an ally as 8. 8. 8. It la purely vegetable, contains mercury, and yet It overcomes those serious troubles for which mercury ' kss bees employed for ages. la every community are people who kaow this to he true. Tbey ewe ta 8. 8. 8. their recovery. Get a bottle today Refuse all substitutes. Bead tbe folder around the bottle that tells oi ths wonderful work being dooe by the medical department la assisting users of 8. 8. 8. for a special book oa blood trouble address Tbe Bwlft Specific Co- 61 Bwlft Bids.. Atlanta. Oa. G oing Back to School Tuesday Get the. Boy s New Suit Here AND como Saturday while the se lection is best. We are featuring for Saturday two special numbers: Boys' Suits With Two Pairs of Pants, Saturday at $4.98. There's a splendid assortment of pat terns In cheviot, casslmeres, serges and corduroy. The pants are full lined with all seams double stitched and taped, Sat urday, special at $1.98 Boys Norfolk Suits at $3.98. Made of cheviots, casslmeres, serges and corduroys in a variety ot models and a wide selection of patterns. Some have two pairs of pants, at $3.98 Burgess-Wash Co. Mala rioor. It's Time to Throw Away the Old Straw Buy School Sup plies Saturday HLKE is but an idea -of what you will find in the Stationery section. Spelling blanks, each Ac Water c o lor paints, box. 21V Inks, best qual ity, at. . .8c-10c Chalk, one doz en for.-r. . . ,6c Lead pencils, all kinds. 1c to . loc Rulers, several kinds, at 2c, lie and .J 10c Pencil tablets, large size. . .Be Pocket no( books, each. 5c Pencil tablets, special, l for 5c Colored school crayons, 6 in a box lc School straps, two kinds, each Be and lut; Ink and pencil erasers, each.Sc School compan ions, each, Ac, 5c and J Or Carbon pencils, each 5c B 1 a c k b o ard erasers, each 5c History paper, 100 sheets. 10c Typewriter pa per, tli sheets for , . 5c BarreaaTah Co. Mala rioof. KOONOMV BASKMENT. BOYS' or girls' school hose, floe 1-1 ribbed black cotton, seam less foot, sites up to Vs. pr., 10c. CHILDREN'S union suits, medi um weight cotton, cream col or, drop seats, &3c. anrresa-aTaau do. ssemsot. AND come here for your new fall hat. It's here In the very style, shape and color bent suited to you. The new shapes for fall Include m u s h r oom, pencil curl and drooping brim, with tbe crown a (rifle higher than last season, finished with a wide band and 4 bow in contrasting or same shade. All the new shades and black are represented at $2.04), $2.SO and $.1.O0. KTKTHON HATS. You know their worth; we have them at $1.50 and $1.00. arress-lfaah C . Mala rioor. Introducing to You Saturday the "STAR" Brand Shirt for Men SOME of you who will read this need no introduction, but we are to pleased with the line for Pall that we want every man in town to know it. The display is the best we have ever made, and we invite you to come and look them over because to look will mean to buy, they are so superior In quality, pleasing In co(or and pattern and perfect fitting. There are More .Than 50 Styles for Selection. The materials are fine madras and percales, also silk and wool mixtures. They are Indeed the real gentleman's shirt for Fall. The prices, $l.AO to $0.50. Women's 50c Silk Lisle Hose, 25c Hlack, made of the finest silk, lisle yarn, full fashioned with a low spliced heel, double sole and double hem top, positive 60c values, pair, 25c WOMEN'S 25c HOSR, '15c. Kxtra fine quality black mercerir.ed hose, 4 inch double garter top, high spliced heel and double sole, full seamlens, first quality, real 26c value, pair, 15c. ' 50o UNION WITH, !Hc. Women's union suits, medium weight white cotton, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, good weight, first quality 60c. kind, pair 3c. PVRK THRKAD NILK HOSK, 77c. For women, black, gray, tan. bronze and other colors with high spliced heel, double sole and double garter top. some of them have slight imperfections but will not effect the wearing qualities, Saturday, pair 77c. Bnrresa-sTash Co. Mala rioor. Women's Shoes With Style and Comfort at $3.50 HE are (several very pretty styles and every one possesses that much sought quality of comfort. Made of patent leather, jam metal and vici kid with cloth or mat kid . The soles are verv flexible, full" Jjouis, Spanish Louis, Cuban and tarv heels. Exceptional Values, at pair, $3.50. T e New "POINTCARE" SHOE at $5.00 THIS beautiful drss shoe is the very last word in Fall shoe style; made in but- n ...tom nn thtt naw French last with ahort vamp: light weight flexible hand finish soles and high French Cuban heels. The material Is light weight patent kldskln vamp and fine black cravenetted cloth tops. A very superior shoe in both style and quality, $5. llo'' and Youths' School Shoes. . Rutton and lace styles, gun metal and box calf leathers, solid oak leather sewed soles, briad toe lasts that fit perfectly and give comfort every min ute. These are the best shoes made at the price. Youth' size. 9 to 18 H, pair, $2.25 to $3.00. llo)V uium, 1 U)5H, pair, $2.50 to $8.50. mmzzA tons V&m i 1 i Misses' and Children's School Shoes. Button shoes for schoel wear, made from selected gup. metal stock, with flexible, sewed rock oak soles, broad and medium toe lasts, perfect fitting and very comfortable; the beat micses' shoes made. M Uses' slza. 11 U to 8. for. pair. $2.25 to $2.75. Children's sixes, 84 to 11, at, pair, $2.00 to $2.50, Borg-ess-aTash Co Hals rioor. IN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT SALESROOM MUae' and Children's Krhool Hhoe.' Made In button and lace styles from gun metal leather, solid soles, good fitting lasts that are roomy and comfortable. HUM 11 H to 8, pair, f 1.4V; siea O to pr., ai.aw. Ilo is' and Youths' Hchool 8hoes. Both button and lace styles, made from full weight calfskin, solid soles, good, durable school shoes. Maes 1 to 5H. pair, $1.05 and $2.25; sixes 0 to 13 H, pair, $1.81) and $1.85. Barreae-aaaa Co Booaomy aem it. BURGESS-NASH COMPANY Men's New Fall Neckwear, 55c THE first showing a splendid line big fall'" shaiies in a wide variety of new fancy silks, all the new color effects, our special price for Saturday to start -fall goods moving, is. . . ,55c Neckwear at 75c. Another line, extra full shape In new designs of fine quality Bilks, tbe price 75c Neckwear at $1.00. A line of black and white, the pop ular combination for early Fall, shown almost exclusively in the single line shops of the East as tbe latest, "erase", at $1 Neckwear at $1.50. Very large shapes and exclusive novelty patterns, Saturday, at ....$1.50 Men's Night Shirts, 69c. Made of a good quality muslin, neatly trimmed and specially priced Saturday at O0 Bnxoss-Vaah Oa Mala no. is" EVERYBODY'S STORE