THE IKE: OMAHA. KKtPAY. (HTOI5KK !. I.HI.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Yee for W. O. Crosby for Ooronor.
Ufattag rutvM, Burt ras-Grandon Co.
nallty Btoraff saa Tu Co, Dong. M.
Bar Boot Frlat 11 Now Brarrm Ft
Dvorak accountant and auditor. I. T40(.
Tot for Thomas W. Blackbura for
conare-. Advertisement.
City Frcrprty For result. Hat that
Iioum wnn Osburno Kealty Co. 1. 1471
Tba Ilrat wkly assembly at Turpln'a
academy will ake plac next Saturday
evening.
vlm for DlToroa Mrs. Mnul A. Stln
aon has filed a divorce enu asalnst Jamra
Ek Rtlnaon. alleging desertion.
Boaatlful All HoOarn bbm ror gals
en tho caajr payment plan. Banket
Realty Investment Co. Phone Ooub. :
Today'a Complete Mono Frotrama
claaelfled aertlon today, and appear In
The Be EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the vartoua mo'lng picture theaters offer.
OlMunbara' Dancing- Aodm Th
home of modern and claaalc da noes. In
structor of teacher, who are aucceaaful
both In Omaha and other cities. Claaae
reopen September ML 1914. Telephone
Douglas 171. The eehool to depend upon.
Oorarnmant Corral Bit Lightning hit
a wire running; into th peneral depot of
the quartermaster' department of the
United fXatee army tit Twenty-second
and Hickory streets anl caused n small
flra. which wm put out by the depart
ment before It Kalned much hemlway.
OnnAtff Bar for Festival W. K.
Cundiff, for years In the passenger de
partment of the Union Pacific here, but
now aarlatant general payMenfrer agent
with the aame road and with headquar
ters In Kansas City, la In town, partici
pating In the Ak-Sar-Bcn festivities.
Barnes 8aTS Ttnaa Frank Dewey, not
the countjr 'clerk, and John Morehead, not
the governor, were arraigned In police
court charged with being; drunk. Hoth
men created a laugh when their namer
were called and the laugh saved them
from being fined.
Antls to Talk to Stockman Mrs. J.
W. Crumpacker, national representative
of the Association Opposed to Woman
Suffrage, and Miss Marjorie Dorman, sec
retary of th Wage Eearners' Anti-Suf-.
frage league, of New York, will address
the stockmen at South Omaha Friday
noon at 1 o'clock.
Tailor Bap Harvest Tailora and
pressers of clothing reaped a rich harvest
as" a result of Wednesday night's rain.
The 200'muslclana who marched In the
e(ectrlcal parade and got thoroughly wet,
had to have their uniforms pressed In
order to present a good appearance In
the daylight parade.
Iw1a Vialtlng- Mends Burdette O.
Lewis, deputy commissioner of the de
partment of corrections. New York City,
is In Omaha for a few days vtaitlng with
old time relatives anJ friends. Omaha
was Mr. Lewis' home during his school
dnys. He Is returning from the annual
meeting of the National Pr'eon Congress
at ft. Paul.
Fifth Infantry Band Serenade The
Fifth Infantry bsnd of Bruntng, under
the guidance of Herman Brunlng, Jr., pa
raded the down town streets serenading
the various places of business, and as a
result of their attracting crowd.", became
t,he guests of many of the shops, Includ
ing the Kmprees theater.
BRYAN SPEAKSFOR GERARD
Secretary Writs Letter Urg-irlu Eler
tion of Envoy to Berlin.
URGES SENDING HIM TO SENATE
Leader tfrald A dlonrawteat of
(omrria ol Resetted la Time for
Member net llosae to
Fit Fence.
WASHINGTON. . Oct. (t.-.Vcretary I
Bryan entered the New York senatorial I
ranipalCTi tonight when he made public a j
letter declaring himself tn favor of th
election of Ambassador Uerard as "in
endorsement of the policies of the ad
ministration." The letter Is addressed to
Judge John M. Bowers, formerly ludge
Gerard's law partner. Its text follow s:
"As It will not be possible for me to
speak to any large proportion of the ritl
aens of your state. I shall commission
you to express the deep Interest which t
feel In the election of Ambassador Gerard
to the United States senate.
"Judge Gerard has rendered splendid
service nt Berlin and there la no reason
J why his success as a diplomatic repre
J sent nt lye should stand in the way of hla
promotion In his home state.
Fra Ise for Cierard.
"We have had nothing but praise from
those who have come In contact with
him, and, as you know, he has passed
through very trying times. Aside from
my appreciation of his Work In connec
tion with our foreign service I feel sure
he would make an excellent representa
tive of the great stale of New York in
the United States senate, and his election
would also be construed as an endorse
ment of the polices of the administra
tion of the pr.sldont and as an Intention
on the part of the people to support him
in tho foreign program which he haa out
lined." Because of legislative tangies In con
gress, administration leaders today were
fearful adjournment would not be reached
in time for many members to get home
for their final campaigns for re-election.
Word went out 'from the White House,
however, that the president waa very
anxious that the session conclude by the
end of next week.'
Will Carry Oat IMaas.
Whether congress adjourns or not,
cabinet members will carry out their
plans for speaking tours. The democratic
congressional committee was busy today
maRlng final arrangements for these
trips, In which leaders of the senate and
house will participate. The Itinerary of
Poatmnster General Burleson haa not
been finally arranged, but he will speak
in Cincinnati, October IS. and later will go
to Missouri, Kansas, Iowa. South Dakota
and probably to Illinois. Details will bo
worked out tomorrow by the congres
sional committee.
OMAHA FEDERATION OF
W. C. T. U. DISBANDED
Th Omaha federation of the TTomen's
Christian Temperance union became a
thing of the past at a meeting' Wednes
day afternoon at Barlght hall. Mrs.
Oeorge Covell. who haa been the presl
dent, waa unable to retain the office be
cause of the pressure of her duties aa
state franchise lecturer for the Women's
Christian Teirfperanoe union and no one
was found who would tak her place.
Some of the members thought that they
had too many meetings to attend and
that the work of the federation might
Just as well be transacted by a council
of member from the different unlona.
The. vote to disband was unanimous.
Mrs. Covell leaves Saturday for
speaking tour through the Mate and will
not return until the end of the month.
PASSENGER AGENTS TO
PASS THROUGH OMAHA
Constipation nelleved
by Dr. King's New Life Pills. Liver and
bowels kept healthy and active. Don't
fcripe. Sure relief. 2oc. All druggists.
AdvertiBeinejit. ... . t -'
Kee Want Ads Are the Best Business
Boosters.
Poison Dose Kills
'Love Cottage' Slayer
DODGEVJLLK, Wis.. Oct. . Julian
Carlton, Insane negro chef, who murdered
Mamah Borthwlck and five others at the
"love cottage" of Frank Lloyd Wright,
wealthy Chicago architect, died today
from poison he took. Immediately after
the tragedy. Carlton, In an insane rage,
set fire to the bungalow, which houaed
Aj,rs.. Borthwlck. her two children and
three, others. He then stationed himself
at a window and killed the occupants aa
they attempted to escape.
Something like SCO traveling passenger
agents of the lines east of the Missouri
river will arrive In Omaha at 9 o'clock
this morning, coming on two special
trains, one over the Milwaukee and the
other over the Northwestern. They will
remain until 9Jf, whea-they will go west
over the Union Taclfle as sections of
the fast mall.
The traveling passenger agents enroute
west are going to Kan Francisco, where
they will hold their annual meeting. After
the meeting they will tour 1he Pacific
coast, visiting the expositions to be held
there next year.
The Tweay-Year Teat.
"Some twenty yeara ago 1 used Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy," wrltea Ge. W. Brock, pub
lisher of the F.nterprlse, Aberdeen, Md.
"I discovered that it waa a quick and
aafe cure 'for diarrhoea, fine then no
one can sell me anything said to be 'Just
aa good.' During all these yeara I have
used it and recommended It many times.
m A l V. n 4tanno1nted Rnvnnn 1 ' '
For sale by all druggists. Advertisement.
Bee readers are too Intelligent to over
look the opportunities In the "want ad"
column. They're worth while reading.
FLOCK OF PEIICAVNS SEE
THE BIG FRATERNAL PARADE
A flock of a doten or fifteen pelicans,
flying north, evidently Induced to teturn
from the south by reports of Ak-Sar-Ben's
fine parades, passed over the court
house and The Be building yesterday
during the progress of the fraternal pa
rade. Instead of employing their usual
compact formation they flew In disor
ganized fashion, their interest apparently
being concentrated on the unusual sight
below them.
Dull, Splitting,
Sick Headache
Yon take a Pr. James' Headache
Powder and in Jut a few momenta
your head clears and all neuralgia and
pain fades away. Ifa the quickest
and uret relief for headache, whether ,
dull, throbbing, aplltting or nerve
racking. Band someone to the drug
store and ret a dime package now. j
Quit suffering It'a so needless. Be ,
sure you get Tr. Jamea' Headache,
Powders then there will b no dlsap- ,
polntment. Advertisement. j
or-
HAVE YOU k FIAEO
T
UN YOUM HOME?
- - - - . i i a-
HKKK is nothing that londs more jilonsurc, sociability and comfort in the home
than a piano and you in all probability have never experienced a better op
portunity to secure a ood piano at a little price than that offered in this
ARKABLE ALE OF
riryHEY.are instruments that have accn
II mulated during the past six months.
" Some of thorn have been taken in ex
change as part payment for new pianos,
while others have been returned from
rental.
W (Geairainite Every Inu
straMeM to B in First
CI&qq Condition
' Each one has been completely overhauled by our
expert repair men, and in some Instances you
would not be able to tell them from brand new.
In every rase, however, we guarantee them to be
In first clas condition, and offered at
TEEMS TO SUIT YOU
A partial lift of the pianos: '
Original Sale
Name Price Price
Irving mahogany, upright. .$300 $38
Gilbert mahogany, upright. .$.300 $105
Kimball walnut, upright $375 $115
Harvard oak, upright $350 $125
Steinman, upright ; -$350 $125
Schmoller & Mueller, mahog
any, upright $350 $135
Vose, mahogany, upright $400 $150
Original Sale
Name Price Price
Kohler & Campbell, mahog
any, upright ? $325 $165
Segerstrom, mahogany, up
right $325 $165
Huntington, upright $350 $185
Hallet & Davis, mahogany, up
right .' $450 $210
Walworth, mahogany, upright $375 $225
If you have a thought of buying a piauo now or in the near future you cannot
afford to overlook this opportunity. Come in and let us talk it over.
A beautiful scarf and Btool with each piano and free delivery wherever
our trucks go. j
The pianos we sell are among; the world's best. Including:
Chlrkerlng, Ivers & Pond, Packard, KruUman, Stults and Bauer, Knabe, Huntington, H. & G.
Linderman, etc. .. "
SPECIAL 78 c Pkyer Pieno Husic Rolls. 3 tor $1.00
SS-Dte rolls, including three of the season's i No. i "By the Beautiful Sea." new song and
best sellers. . I one-step.
No. 1 "My Coony Melody," popular one-step. I No. 2 "When It's Night Time In Burgundy."
Burg aTash Co. TonrtB floor.
Bo
rgess-Nash Company.
"everybody's store
?Stcr Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 0 P. Fl Saturday Till 0 P. Fi-
Burgess-Nash Company.
'everybody's store'
THURSDAY, OCT. 8, 1914,
-STORE NEWS FOR FRIDAY-
-SIXTEENTH AND HARNEY STS.
A 8
ALE F X000 UMEMELLA
.
And at the Prices We Quote We Expect Them to All Go Friday Three Groups
TJMTOW, there is really no need of us telling you how and where we got them you're not interested
JIM in that point. What you want to know is the fet tJint the goods
are here and exactly as represented. Here they are:
Men's and Women's Usual 91 Umbrellas Friday, 66c
TC ACTORY
IT edge.
or mill run of waterproof American taffeta with tspn
The imperfections are so slight they can hardly be
noticed. Made on paragon frame with tel rod, tassel and plain or
fancy mission handles, usual $1.00 values at
InO 1 iTW
65ca i mp
Men's St.Woinnicini's Uinmlbrelllas,
Friday at 91.00
A lot of very fine American taffeta and silk piece dyed,
made on best frame with steel rod and military tassel. Some
have silk cases. Men s and women s umbrellas,
with fine mission and ebonlne handles, plain
and carved. Every umbrella In this lot per
fect and equal to most $1.60 kinds; for
$J0KQ)
Women's SILK UHIBMELLA0,
raday at 91.88
SUphtly Imperfect, but such valuoa as one rarely sees.
Oenulne pure silk, and silk and wool niled. made on best par
agon frame, steel rod. plain mission handles,
or fancy end. some carved, while they last,
the usual $4 and $Ti values Friday, choice
at
$1198
Puare Drags andl Toilet (5(dls
JI o u s e hold
A m m o n I a,
I quart
Pay rum. 1 pt.
for 84c
Jad Salts, 75c
size (Mc
Toilet paper,
crepe finish. 4
10c rolls . .iirtc
Sanl-flush, 26c
ran 17c
P tlraol ive
Hoap, cake,
nor chips,
large pack
axe UK?
ltquld Veneer,
PiOc slse . ,A7c
Tapes' Dyspep
sia. 60c pack
age 'JOe
Bnra-aTaaa
M e n n e n ' a
Talcnm I'ow
r. 124.
Physician's and
Surgeons'
soap Ac
Seldliti p o w-
ders, 26c
kind .'17c
Chloride of
lime, 1 lb. 13 c
rioor.
Co. Main
K I e c t r I c
Spark Hoap,
H . skes 25,
Syrup of Figs,
60c slie . . .il4c
Malted Milk,
hospital size,
at $.09
Caatorla, 35c
size IMc
liuffy's Pure
Malt, $1 site Wc
FirMay Sale I (Gndl Notions
Warning cot
ton, 4 apoola,
5
Twilled tape,
10-yd. bolt. Be
Nlckle plated
safety pins, 3
dozen Ac
Sanitary nap
kins, dot., 20c
Twist, all
color, spool,
1.
Machine thread
200 yds., black
and white,
spool 2a
Snap fasteners,
black &. whlt,
docen ...a Ho
Hair pins, as
sorted b o x,
St.
Hair nets, large
size, all shades,
8 for . ...10c
O o a t hangers,
each ..... .nc
Baraa-irash Ov. XaJa Moor.
Common
pins, 400 pins
to paper, 2.
8 h o string
shopping bag.
cn aso
Nainsook drees
shields, Hc pr..
3 pain ..S5o
Assortment it ODD
mCEgCiffllMAJOc
ANOTHER special from the china sec
tion in its new location on the Fourth
floor. Plates, cups-and saucers, sugar and
creamers, platters, fruit dishes, tooth pick
holders, salt and pepper shakers, 4 Th
etc. 15c to 60c values, choice.... llHiHU
WATER GLASSES 7ic
Regulation size, lletsey make, colonial
design.
Bnrgwas-aTeah Co. Tvurth rioor.
Bust Fitms at 89(2
(VST FORMS add much" to the advantage 6f sew
ing at home. Friday Bpec.ial: Bust tTh
forms, all sites, Jersey covered; special. . . .'D'O'L
FR2DAY WILL BE "MCKORTT
DAY AT OUR STORE
Featuring children's "Hickory" garters
at l.V and 25c a pair.
Krw A good school tablet of not site
paper with the purchase of every pair at
garters. '
lurMt-'Mb Oo Mala Floor.
Sjainraple Pfieces Laces
Friday at 6c, 10c and 28c Each
"""" '"' " 1 f ' ' ' ' ...
Lengths to 1H yarda long, including
lace edges, allover laces, Venice, oriental
and colored laces, nets, etc.; scores of
pretty, new designs and exceptionally prlo
ed for Friday, each tlc, 10c and 25c
Swiss Allover Embroidery 68c
Fine 22-ln. Swiss allover embroidery,
dainty baby pattern In eyelet and shadow
effects, 26 patterns to choose from. Regu
lar $1.00 values, Friday fiOe.
ur-Wak Co. Mala Sloes.
ECOMOMY BASEMEMT SALEEOOM
CLHIILDRErTS SWEATERS
88c to $1.60 Values, 48c
A SPLENDID offering that
should appeal to you. Chil
dren's sweaters, sizes 22, 24, 26
and 28 In blue, oxford, red and
brown; also combln- a
stlons; many are all A vSl
wool and worth 75c J pfAU
to $1.60, Frl. choice. "
Children's IHIats, 110c
Odd -lot embracing a wide variety
af kinds. and styles form- tl flrw
erly priced to $1. choice. . JHU'd.
BarfMS-Hash Oo. . law mnt.
CJHQUUDREETS SCHOOL
MOSE, AT PAIR 10c
EDIUM and heavy weight rib
bed black cotton hose for
boys and girls; seam
less and all sites;
very special for Fri
day, at, pair
Women's 10c Hose at c
Women's fast black cotton hose;
seamless; regular price 0
10c; Friday, pair IQVU
BanrM-Ha Co. B annt.
H(G)d
Thes Mew Taileiredl Swt
WOMEN'S 60c UNION
SUITS. Friday, at 39c
LOW neck and sleeveless with
lace trimmed knees, also
medium we 1 g h t.
with Dutch neck.
elbow sleeves, an
kle length, -50c val
Infants' 10c Vests, l2.V2c
White cotton, fleeced lined vests,
. button down front; reg- flfl) I
ular price 19c; Friday.. JlfiJC
Cazfsas-sfaaa Co- a maat.
WOMEN'S BRASSIERES
80c Values, Friday, 18c
PLENDID qflallty muslin with
strong edging and
inserting to match,
perfect fitting; reg.
price 60c, Friday, ea
Corsets (or 80c
Made of coutll.'in light weight,
medium or low bust, all GQ.
lengths, at y)0vL;
Xurra-aTah Oo. law mt.
RUCMNGS. 2Vc YARD
11 ET, chiffon and cord ruchlnga
lg and pleatlngs; all
colors; also black or CTJJ .
white; soiled from 5j2L
display, yard w
Barts-Kasa Co. Baaamaat.
FRIDAY, INSTEAD . OF $12.08
AM) thpy any worth $12.1)8, too, but
wo spcureu them under regulnr
price, eo we offer you the same advan
tage. They're made of plain serge, in blue
or black, new long stylo coat finished
with velvet cuffs and collar, full satin
lined. The skirt ia yoke style and trim
med with velvet buttons; salo price Fri
day, $7.98.
WOKDEN'S WAISTS ATjSOc
That are REGULAR $1.28 VALUES
Made of white lawn, trimmed with lace and
embroidery, low neck and long sleeves, also
crepe waists and charabrays In plain f6(n.
colors, worth $1.26. Friday, choice fiJC
WOIHEffS SUP ON RAIN COATS
That are 92.08 VALUES FOR 511.09
Made of good quality rainproof cloth, full
length In all sizes, regular $2.98 mi njr
values for Jl-lQljD'
WOMEN'S MOUSE DRESSES AT 08c
Made of good quality percale and glnghttna,
In pretty stripe and checks; all colors; finish
ed with stitching, rick rack and embroidery
trimmings; all sizes, 34 to 48, spe- fnN(TA
cial Friday, at, each
I
Biggest REAL - SMOE
IN ourlEconomy Basement Shoe Department
we are offering one of the rare values in real
dressy shoes that combine those three essential
quafitietr of fit, comfort and durability.
Button styles, made from patent and gun
metal leathers, medium and , 8to J
short vamps, with cloth or kid JcTt
tops. Friday, the pair
2
Bare
-Wash Oo, SaTOa?.
EHBROIDERIES at 2ic
TTi MBROIDERY edges and la-
iLa aertlon s, good assortment,
widths to 2 Inches,
Friday, yard
Burrss-Taaa Co.- asmnt.
2ic
RIBBONS at 1c a Yard
FANCY silk and satin ribbons
numbers 1, m and 2. In i
big assortment of colors, 41
Friday, yard J1C
orf -! Co-aamn.
SILK EemBamitg
at Sc a Yardl
A BIO lot, Including. Jengtha
from 1H to ( yards, aU de
sirable weaves, such as f on lards,
taffetas, tneasallnea, etc., la a big
line of plain colors aa well as fan
cies; very specially
priced Friday, at. iVd
per yard 1 v
Bararaaa-aTaah Cn IiwiiiI ,
REKNANTS OF DRESS
Goods at 30c, (80c and 08c
A SPLENDID selection of rem
nants of high class drees
goods. All the most favored weaves
and colorings In lengths of 1 to
1 Va yards, at, each
30c, 60c and 08c
Barffa-Tab Oo Ba mat.
Remnants WOOL DRES3
COOPS at 20c Friday
THEY are mJU lengths of 1 to 6 .
yards, Including French serges,
benrlettas and batistes, 38 Inches
wide. The colors are navy blue,
.light blues, Copenhagen, lavender,
green, Un, old rose, gray fTi r
and wine; also black. VMjfT
Reg. 60c quality, Frt . . . vv
WOOL DRESS GOODS IN
PATTERN LENGTHS
Including cheviots, serges, whip
cords, mixtures, granite cloths,
broadcloths, plaids, stripes, plain
colors and fancy patterns; pattern
lengths, 2V4 to 6 yds.; widths 28
to 64 Inches; materials that are
regular 60c to $1.60 values, per
yard, Friday
$1.30 and 92.80 Pattern
Barg-ass-Baaa OoBa moaa.
JAPAN COAL HODS
FRIDAY, 10c
8-qt. galvanized water pails, apo
dal for Friday, each loe
10-qt. galvanized water palls, spe
cial for Friday, each lfic
12-qt. galvanized water palls, spe
cial for Friday each 10c
100 clothes pins, special Friday 9c
10 rolls toilet paper, Friday 25o
No. 2 ash pail or garbage pail,
Friday 69c
No. 3 ash paU of garbage pail.
Friday 7Bc
No. 4 ash. pall or garbage pall,
Friday sr.
Zinc wash board. Friday .... 19c
Barr-irai Co.. Baawat.
M. th Bag Pmiu8t!(5 Ppaiptminit Frafay
Baby Flannel at Oc
28 ins. wide, double fleece, white
baby flannel. A most suitable ma
terial for sleepers and jQ 1
night, gowns, at 2C
Red Seal Zephyrs, 0c
This lot consists of several thou
sand yards In desirable lengths,
rsnglng from 2 to 10 yards. The
new Fall plaids, as well as all the
standard neat stripes and checks,
are Included. You will be greatly
pleased to buy now from On
such a large assortment; yd . . D'C
12ic Fancy Percales 4Vc
The regular izc graoe, rea
ground, fancy black and whlta
printings, mill ends. Frl- yfl 1 -day.
at. yard 12 L
12 c Fleece Flannels, 0c
Duckling neeced flannels are us
ually advertised In a special way
at 12 c per yd. A handsome as
sortment of patterns for house
dresses, kimonos, dressing
sacques, etc. Friday, yd. .
Baby Blankets, 10c
Bound single, blue aqa
pink borders, at, each. .
Dress Prints at '3 Vc
Dreas prints and robe prints. Here
are bolts and desirable lengths.
You will be pleased to chooee from
the goods. The goods are all per
fect, the styles and color- OT) I
lngb the best, sale price, yd.QJzC
Colored Sateens, 6 c
,8c
Remnants, fancy colored sateen
linings, will be sold as long
as one case lasts, at, yd. .
Sheet Blankets, 10c
Soft, fleecy nap. In gray fl nv
and tan, full size, at, each. iiWQ
Bleached ffluslin, 6c
Yard wide, bleached muslin and
cambrics, soft finish, tree
from filling, at, yard.....
Uubleached FSuslin, 4c
Unbleached yard wide muslin, me
dium weight, fine weave, 4 J im
20-yd. pieces, at, yd llC
Scotch Ginghams, 7ic
Scotch and chambray ginghams.
A better lot has never before been
offered on special sale; choose
from thousands of yards StM
Friday, at, yard U 2C
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iBURGESS-NASH COKPANY.
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