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BRIEF CITY' NEWS iNEWS DIRECT FROM FRONT
Llfhti.r ruwrw, BurSr...orandn Co. European War Zone.
ltitlltT Btorar. an A TM Co. Dong. Sa. I
?.i.SSSIUNowB.onPr.;SAYS THE ALLIES WILL WIN
'f A. Mftgaay for County Attorn .,,.-. , a,..
of Troops aa4 ProvUlana to tfce
"rout to rmbl he
(ifrmini,
Advertisement
B. J. Mad a. a for Police Magistrate.
Advertisement
Tota for Thomas W. Blaefcbnr for
iongr.s. Advertisement, i
M ..... ! Frr-h from mttifn of French Tiu-blliin-
7 JLISS?' ' !"" and military activity, which were
of deed. Advertisement. . , , , . . , .
i ma' more keenly personal by ine fact
for CoMty Traaanrar W. O. t ra. Ha lro(h(r( n
la now trea.urcr.-Aove.rtlsem.nt. frUvem M f.on, ,)r Kf,x j
-ota for Coarr.ssman Kl for re- ! 11)r( h)ir 0mnnil ,,,., ,tf h returne,!
election, lie atanns on ma n-iu.-.'
vertlsemrnt
home with hla wife
While nt Kt Naoiio n l, lv nt
Tota for Traali Daway, county clerk, I blsray, for over two month, he ran the
now serving lirat term. nw-ricv in...
Arivert'aement
(town's Has plant, o"! Vy hla brother,
I while the latter wns at the front fieht-
aanttol AJ1 Modern Komaa Tor ! ln the Oernians. Tl Omaha doctor
on the easy payment plan. Ban kera . jm unArrtook t(J for (ouTltvn
Realty Inveatment Co. Thone Doug. of hi, relative.' famine, while
"Today'! Compute Mori rorajn tne husbanil and fathers were serving
cl.a.lflod section today, and appears ln.,n hf armv
The Eee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what, Thp of N,Ialr, tllrne(,
tha varloua moving plctura theatera offer-1 OVPr ((, ,he Brjt8M an,i uwJ by lh(m for
Bugg.rlo Bound Over Ram Rug- Ending troops and ripplle. Hr. re
aerlo. who on September 17 shot Leon porher w mnde lnterirct(,r between
I'almlssano through the Jaw. was bound. ,h(1 MUlth anJ Fn,nrh whlrh kn1t nlm
over t -district court by Acting roik-a bu(y he tjm , w)th h(
Magistrate Eritt. jllthf.r lu(ie.
Mn, rrank Htsu Dlrorce Mrs. Ben-1
ais Frank has secured a divorce decree!
failed to appear and defend the action.
Cruelty and desertion were alleged.
Stephana Oats 1,000 Tar diet A
verdict of $1,000 In favor of Luclon
Stephens has been returned by a Jury
In district court which tried his personal
Injury suit against the street car com
pany. The latter has filed an appeal
bond.
Boa4 lu.s Xl.Tator Company The
Northwestern railroad has brought suit
against tha Cavera Elevator company for
1177. dua by reason of the Cavers com
pany a eievaior i .un..., . . "mobilisation started, nnd so
reverai oi na v j fighting
llardalitpa In rin.
I As an example of 4he hardsli ps en
jdure.l by the French soldiers, he says
thH his brother. lYank, wwit forty
two days without 'akin h'.s cloth
ing or sboes, or sleeping In a bed, while
serving at the front. Another brothers1
chateau, northeast of Paris, was de
molished when the Germans neared the
French capital. A brothcr-ln-Uaw of the
Omaha man has thtrt -eight close rela
tives In tha French army, and their
whereabouts and sa'ety is unknown. Vr
Ixspechct snys:
"The French expected tho German to
take Paris. I had left there when
I saw no
period.
Haw Iterator aUgnaJs New elevator
signals have been Installed in the court
house so that the elevator conductors
"I talked to many Got man prisoner at
St. NazaJre, which Is W mile west of
f'arls. Some of them told me they had
not wanted to go to war, and that thfl
may now know from what floor tha bell:nlRher cUite and the militarism of Gcr
ta rung, previously mere was no y- many were reSp0nslblo for the conflict,
tent of indicating tha floor In the ele-
vator can wiring. Theie lg Bffl Uoubhow the w;l, will
Joa Katehe Hlokala It took Joe comc out Great Britain will be the de
Brown. Fremont, nearly six hours toiCdn(t fftctor and wU, make tne a,llel
lose M matching nickels with a ccuple: vlctorloU8. Tne BrUll,h CBmp ,lt are
of aure-thlng-gatnblers, and when alter,. . . . ,.n v,u ... ...
that period of time he discovered that he for 01ir vear. Brltlh BoMlerf
are entering Fiance by whole fleets.
City to Try to Force
Paving Contractors
to Start Work Now
City attorney httr b.-n instructed by
the rlty council, at the re'iuest of Com
missioner Thomas McGovrrn. to procoed
In the courts .ngsir.nt contractors who
have been unnecefnarily de'aMng paving
work. Four pnvlng contractors will be
forced to proceed hurriedly with delayed
work or forfeit their contract bond.
The contractors named In the resolu
tion passed by the c ity couin II and the
Jobs they have delayed are:
II. J. Ca throe ,i Co. Parker street.
Twenty-ninth to Thirty-third, not com
plete: Bancroft, Kluliteenth to Twen
tieth, not complete; Nineteenth, Bam loft
to Kim, not slmted; Burt. Lincoln houl- j
evard to Thirtieth, not stsrted; I.ouglar, I
Forty-fourth tu Forty-cishth. not
started.
Chnrles Fanning Kim. lnton to Twen
tieth, no! started.
Ford Pavim; Company Pewey, For
tieth to Forty-socond, not started: Forty
first. Farnaiii to Kndle, not started.
Hugh Murphy Leavenworth, Fortieth
to Forty-eighth, not started.
Wh) 'Jot Pnhllsh III
M hen you want a fact to become gen
erally known, the right way la to pub.
Ilsh It. airs. Joseph Kalians, Peru, lnd,
wss troubled with belching, sour stom
ach and freiiuent headache. She writes,
"I feel It my duty to tell others what
Chamberlaln'a Tablets have done for me.
They hsva helped my digestion and regu
lated my bowel. Plnca using them I
have been entirely well." For sale by all
dealers Advertisement.
had been systematically swindled he
told It all to the police.
Twelfth Warders to Meat There will
rather than shiploads, and British sup
plies are being carried acros the chan-
, . 1 , t. rr .. . 1 . 1M
u - ncr., .... ir.,l u '-;., hy the hundreds of tons all the time,
provement club at Magnolia hall 2404 , E th, lnU t0 a IonR war, wlth
TV 'If""'' ,nVwn " (victory for tho allies, through Britain's
o clock. The meeting will be nonpartisan j ((j
and the various county candidates have j th- a wjn tWe wl be a mi
been invited to address the assembly on ft tfc- emp,rM of Tmtiny ,nd Austria
forthcoming Issues. Hungary. Separate republics of the peo
ront.nelle Blgm la Op "Hotel Fon-1 pies of different races will take their
tenelle," these words will soon blazo.piac. Russia will lo the next menacing
forth in electrically lighted letters from power to the peace of Kurope, and mint
th top of the new 11,000.000 hotel bulli-j eventually b dealt with.
mg. Tne work or setting the huge letters t . . ..
una ' .UK, . v . .. - .
"French patriotism- is wonderful, and
will see tha war through to a settlement
of Franco-Prussian differences for all
time. There Is plenty of food and money
In. France, and the cost of living In Paris
Is lower than before the war. The way
the Germans are drinking up French wine
ia one reaaon why France haa won vic
tories and taken German prisoners."
Dr. and Mrs. Desoorher allied from
Havre, which city, although French, 'a
Kidney and Liver Tronblea 1 now th Provisional Belgian capital and
Quickly helped by Jilectrlc Bltters-sure ' I .overrun with French. BrllUh and Bel-
nd prompt relief stimulate the kidney soUllera.
King Sees Bright
Prospects Ahead
'There is nothing wrong with the coun
try at this time,' ' asset ted P. n. King,
industrial commissioner of the Missouri
Pacific, who Is In the city for a short
time. "The real trouble I that the coun.
try is like some men whom I know. They
think they are sick, when a a matter
of fact there la nothing the matter with
them. If people will quit talking hard
times and carry smiles on their face In
stead of letting the chin hang down to
ahout the third button on the vest, you
will see things commence to boom."
According to Mr. King, all over the
central west and In many sections of
the south there haa been a decided bet
ti. rment in business during the last sixty
days. Manufactureing concerns are In
creasing their output and in many locali
ties new Industries are starting up.
Mil!
into place Is In progress and the lights
will probably be switched on this even
ing or vary shortly for a trial.
Oat SsTsnty-thraa Bacrntta The local
army recruiting station has so far
equaled tha record made by the local sta
tion for any month during Ita existence. 1
Eevanty-threo recruits have been aecured,
and with two .days remaining In the '
month, the local department hopes to '
establish a new record.
nd liver to healthy action. Wc and
11.00. All druggists. Advertisement.
HISLOR TO DIRECT TALKS
OF REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS
At a luncheon of republican county can
didates Friday at Hotel Rome, Wil
liam Hlslop was chosen to direct the
bureau, of speakers for the lust few days
sf the campaign, and Raymond Crossmin
saa made tha chief of the poll worker
Tor the election Tuesday. On Friday,
Saturday and Monday evenings inm.y
special meetings will be held all over the
city and county, to let the vot tra hear
the final message of the candidates.
Bee Want Ads Are tna Best. Business
Boosters.
Remarkable Wais
Offer
Friday at JULIUS ORKIN'S
1510 Douglas St.
Very fine lingerie and vol' waists,
values of f 3 50; also a few silk and chif
fon waists, values to (5.00. choice t..l..n
We bought the Stocks
of the .
Nebraska Suspender
Belt and Garter Company
AND TUB
Atlas Manufacturing Go.
AT A BIO
Price Sacrifice
THE SALE STARTS
Saturday Morning
There will be a regular
olil-fashioned "rush."
Better plan to be in on it.
Se Windows nnd Friday
I'.venlng'N Paper.
Burgess-Nash
Company.
eve pi ybody'b store"
g--
a Store Hours: 8:30 to 6 P. M. Saturday Till 9 P. M.
urgess-Nash Company
EVE RYBODYS STORE'
Thursday, October 20, 1014.
STORE XEW8 FOB FRIDAY.
fhoim Douglas 187.
Remarkable Sale Friday of
TRIMMED HATS
Choice From All of
Trimmed
Our $5, $7.50 and $10
Hats at $3
These hats are indi- fc
vidual, distinctive r
and all smartly
trimmed. You'll be
delightfully interested.
00
Many of them
trimmed with ost
rich plumes and fancy
feathers. All formerly
marked $5, $7.50, and
$10.00.
Come Early for Best Selections
iBurgess-Nash Company Sixteenth and Harney Streets i
sM,
? Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.-Saturday Till 9 P. M.
Burgess-Nash Gompany
riuirMlajr, ()it..lrr V!l, 11)14.
'EVERYDpDY'S STORE
HTOH K N K K rt)H FRIDAY.
F I if me Dcinsla I -I"
FRIDAY IN THE BIG
ECONOMY BASEMENT SALESROOM
HERE ARE THE BIGGEST VALUES IN TOWN
SMAR
TAILORED
SUITS
At About One-Third Under Regular Price
There is no need of comment, for the Suits tell the real Bargain story themselves. Three great groups
Women's $12.50 ' Women's $15.00 Women's and Misses' $19.33
Tailored Suits for Tailored Suits to $25.00 Tailored Suits
$7.98
They're made of lUaln er. In Mu
or black, new long atyle mat ftuinhed
with velvet ruffs nnd collar. Cull antln
lined. The skirt Is yoke atyle and
trlmnjed with velvet huttona. Regular
$1J.50 values, sale price Friday, 87.08
Jersey Top Petticoats,
$4.00 Values, $1.98
Silk Jeriipy top nettlcoata with ailk
iuesaallue flounce; colors, navy,
brown, t?refn, taupe. inldnlnlit blue,
emerald and the red shades. A hi
lot to choose from; J QO
regular $4 valuos, at.. J A tvO
Women's Skirts, Worth $4.50,
at $2.98
A remarkable line of new skirt,
nindo plain or tunic style, of serpj.
shepherd chocks, diagonals, mix
tures, striped materials, etc.; wide
selection of splendidly made gar
ments, mostly black tO QQ
and navy blue PS.0
$9.98
$12.98
t 1 a W l.i.l a...1u. Urn.. . f 1 f II I
luteal ..lyles. made of semes, fancy "'V! " ' . , . a 7 r tf. V.
, , 1 In style, material and color etfets.
veaes and inixtiires. iu a splen- , ...A'tw. . ...h.i. f fin. mtrlaU.
did selection of colors; poslthely
worth 9 1 .1.00. Friday, your choice
for 80.08
liroadcloths. fancy weaves, serges, etc.
In all the most desirable -shades. UeB
nlnr $19.50 to $35.00 value. .812.08
MERCERIZED FLOSS, lc
India, mereerlxed and rope floss,
all colors, regular price i for 5e,
In the Uasenient Friday, 1
akeln
CENTER PIECES for 5c
Stamped white 18-lncli center
pieces, eyelet and French em
broidery designs, Instruction sheet
and 2 skeins of white em- ff
broidery cotton, each JC
PILLOW TOPS for 15c
Stamped pillow tops with bac.ka,
floral and conventional designs,
In the Basement, special, Ejq
59c to 98c SCARFS at 29c
Uattenberg dresser scarfs, 30-ln.
centerpieces and shams, also hem
stitched and drawn work QQ
pieces, 69c to 8Sc values. 7C
10c TOWELING at 50
Bleached toweling, 20 Inches
wide, for roller towels, would sell
In regular way at 10c, CI
Friday, yard u'JC
Infants' 19c VESTS, 120
Infanta' white cotton fleece lined
vebla, button down " the front,
regular price 19c, O 1
Friday, at 142
Boys' UNDERWEAR, 39c
Heavy fleece lined shirts and
drawers, Dr. Wright's make, sec
onds or 50c quality, QQ
FrMa'y. at OlJC
Child's UNION SUITS, 39c
White cotton, medium weight
union suits, drop seats, mill run
of 60c quality, alzes 7, 8
and 9, garment OJC
CHILD'S HOSE for 10c
Boys' and filrls' hose, heavy or
fine ribbed black cotton, full
seamless, Friday Bale 1 A
price, pair 1 UC
WOMEN'S 10c HOSE, 5c
Women's black cotton hose, regu
lar 10c quality. In the Basement
salesroom Friday, f
palr OC
CORSETS, 75c Values, 50c
Broken lines of good quality
corsets, regular 7.'c values, in the
Basement Friday,
at
50c
NOTION SALE
200-erd machine thread
pool
Pearl buttons,
Linen carpet
thread, all col
trs, eiool. .Ac
Bias tape, 12
yards to bolt, V
Women's and
children's hoaa
supporters, per
pair 7c
0-yard spool
silk, all col
ors and black,
spool v
Bone hair pins,
box . o
Rmbr o I d e r y
edges, all col
ors, bolt . . 10c I
per
JSc
Silk finish cro
chet cotton,
a pool 3c
Rick rack braid,
bolt lc
Darning cotton,
4 spools. . . .50
Safety pins, 3
dozen 5
Wire hair plna,
10 pkgs. . . ,&r
Shopping
bags lOo
Cotton tape, 8
yd bolts. . . .lie.
Hair nets, all
shades, 2 for Bo
Common plna. I
paper ... .2c
SALE OFJrVOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS
AT ABOUT ONE-THIRD REGULAR" PRICE
Good, warm coats, made tip of novelty cloths, broadcloths, mixtures.
Perslana cloth, chinchillas, etc. More than 500 to select from.
They are not rlRht up to the minute In style, but full of warmth and
Hervloe, Rnd at about one-third of the regular price.
$3.95. $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95
Messaline Dresses, $5.98
Made basque style, trimmed with
white pique collar and cuffs and fin
ished with pleated overskirt, blue,
brown, black, gceen
and purple
Serge Dresses at $6.98
$5.98
Splendid quality and very pleasing
style, wool serge trimmed with
braid, wide Knsslan tunic, blue,
black, brown and
green
$6.98
Women' 78c Waists,
at 49c
, Good quality of lawn,
i plain white with roll
collar and trimmed
with lace, several very
pretty styles, regular
75c values. yJQ
Friday i7C
15c Fancy Crepe at 5c Yard
5c
12VaC Outin Flannel, 7VjC
HFNDRKDH of bolts of beautiful new fanry printed crepes, it
Inches wide, styles and colorlnga, Just like the world-renowned
serpentine crepe. These crepes are very desiraoie tor
ninklnx kimonos, dressing sacques, children's wear,
gowns, and for making comforters think of it, a
saving of 10c on the yard; Kc quality, ywrd
Wool Flannels, 5c
Traveling talentuen's sample
CORSETS, 89c Values, 59c
Full line of all slses. 19 to SO,
In medium bust line, large hip,
very comfortable, lo q
valuta, at OavC
lengths of 54-Inch all wool flan
nel, while they last, at, f"
each piece OC
Pure white soft flewd flannel.
The right weight for . making
warm night gowns, "T 1
etc.. at. yard 2 C
35c SLEEVE BOARDS, 15c
Blee v hoards covered with .cloth,
worth 16c. in tha Honsefuratsh
ing Section, Friday. i f
t IOC
15c Duckling Fleece Flannel Vkc
Duckling fleece flannel are the moat desirable of all flannels
for making beautiful kimonos, robos, dreastntf a-que, him
dreMiex, etc., for cold weal her wear. Our entire stock of heair
tlful floral, fancy figured, stripped, Persian and
Dresden dealirns will be included, I.V quality,
yard
7c
Japanned COAL HODS, 10c
Japanned coal hods, good else and
very special in tha Hardware
Section in the Basement, t
1UC
for
25c Pillow Tubing', 16c
Extra fine quality bleached pil
low tubing, 42 and 45 inches
wide, mado of selected long
staple cotton, finished soft,
without a particle of
dressing, yard
Outing Flannels, 8VaC
Styles and quality that will make
good, warm gowns, Ql
yard 0"2"C
16c
7c Unbleached Muriin, 4c
UK-Inch wide unbleached muslin,
the kind that bleaches with two
or three trlpa to the laun- A
dry, 7c quality, yard....
12 Vic Silkolines at 2le
Sllkollnea and fancy plaid com
fort coverings. 30 inches wide,
thousands of remnants of tha
10c and IS Vic grade, nl
yard 2C
GALVANIZED TUBS, 89c
Medium she. estra high galvan
Ued tubs with wringar attach
ment, hook handlea, . Qf
worth 11.35. Friday 07C
LARGE ASH CANS for 98c
I-arse alas, corrugated ash cans,
hold 14 to 15 gallons, In tha Hard
ware Brctlon Friday. no
for -7 470C
Dress Goods Lengths, 35c, 65c, 95c
HUNDREDS of dresa goods pieces, such as serges, batistes, suit
ing materials, in plain colors and mixtures, lengths to 5
yards long, sale price
35c, 65c and 95c Each '
50c Fancy Silks, 29c I Messaline Silk, 19c
One big lot of plain and fancy
Bilks such as taffetas, messalhia
and foulards; regular nn
nrlce. 60c. yard C
$2.50 Wool Finished Blankets $1.25
Sl'A) 7-xh0. Tht'ise extra heavy double white bed blnn
kets with pretty white and pink borders afl J?
are the resrular $2.50 kind. We reserve the Hk B )
right to limit them to not over three pairs to tB.
eadi customer. Friday, pair
GARBAGE PAILS at 79c
No. 3 ash or garbage, palls, beat
size. In the Hardware Section in
the Basement, Tat
Friday 7VC
Big lot of flowered measalloa,
silks, all in good colorings.
Ou sale Friday in the -t Q
Basement at. yard. . . . mC
TOILET PAPER, 10 for 25c
Toilet Paper. Acme brand, ra
ular 5c sfse, In the Basement
Friday special, ah
10 rolls ZOC
CLOTHES PINS, 100 for 9c
Clothes Pins, made of good qual
ity hardwood in the House-furnishing
Section Frldsv. . x
100 for 27C
Blankets at 38c
Gray, white and tan cotton blan
kets, all full size, just the thing
for bed sheets; also used for
Ironing board covers. We could
only secure 1,200 of these splen
did blankets. They lll oo
go Friday at, each . . . . 'OOC
Comforters at 59 c
Three-fourths and full size' com
fort era. worth and mnde to sell
at 11.25. sale price PQ
Frldav OJC
Wool Blankets
Pure wool and part wool blank
ets, made to our special order
hy the best Blanket Mills in the
country. Prlcea are marked the
very lowest at, pair, Q QQ
$7.00, $4.7a and.. D.70
Comforters at $2.50
Full else, sllkollne and aateen
covered comforters, large fig
ured, floral, Persian and dainty
patterns, filled with 00
pure white cotton,
at
FURNACE SCOOPS, at 39c
Furnace Scoops, good site ana
very substsatially made in the
Hardware faction Frl- Oa
day. at OVC
$2.50
f
z
VAL LACES at, Yard, 2,c
Vals, linen and Torchon edgaa
and Insertions to match, also em
broidery edges od. in- 1
sertlons, at, yard...... aJC
Women's $3.00 and $3.50
Shoes Friday at $1.95 Pair
HIGH SHOES for drees and street wear, in button
and lace styles, patent, gnu metal, kid and tan
calfskin leathers with mat kid and doth
tops, flexible Goodyear welt sewea aoiea.
all slr.es represented. Thena shoes were
made to sell at l and xj.ftn, a very spe
cial value for Friday's selling at, pair..
wnMP.ii'R RTrnvs Friday 9Rr
loo Friday morning we place on sale 350 pairs of
women's shoe, made In button and lace styles, In pat
ent, gunraetal and kid leathers, plain and tipped toes,
flexible sewed xoles with Cuban and
military heels. $3.0i, $3.50 and
$195
shoes in slaes
pair.
to 4 Vt only.
"i 89c
SILK RIBBONS, Yard, 15o
Fancy flowered prints, satlna and
taffetas, big assortment of col
ors, 6 inches wide,. 1 C
yard XDC
ORDER YOUR COAL NOW
Our Coal Order Department in at your service with
high KraJe coals at low prices. Order now.
YOU CAN PHONE YOUR ORDER-DOUGLAS 137.
KXCKMXl I.IMP 88.OO on
A Furuace Coal with Antbracilfe flame. Anthracite heat,
and lasting qualities.
Sl'NUKAM U MP. KGO OR M'T 80.50 Pr Ion
An (deal coal for Furnace, Mange or Heater.
lintoIjN lump SO.OO pt ton
LINCOIJC N'I'T 5.50 Per ton
An excellent Illinois coal.
MARS I.r.MP K-1.75 per ton
MARS M T 84.50 P' ton
The low-cost -of-liv ing coal.
BURGESS. NASII
SOAP SALE
Kirk's aoap. J
cakes in box,
at loo
Toilet aoap, -o
and 10c cake.
2 for So
Toilet aoap. lOt
cakes, special,
at 3c
Williams' shav
ing soap, 10:
cake 3u
Jismoad "C
aundry aoap.
It cakes, i.V
Jap Rose toilet
soap, cake. .4c
Cocoanut O 1 1
aoap, 10c rake
for en
liasktn's Tango
soap. cake.. 4c
Haekln's 77 Co
coanut Oil aoap,
7 rakes . . 2.V
Fels Naph
tha soap, 10
rakes ...89c
Borax. Uu-Mula-Team.
1 Ib.Tc
Household Am
monia, 1 pt. 8c
Hospital cotton.
Jergen'a toilet
soap, I oakee
in bos . ...iWc ! l lb. for... sac
HOT WATER BOTTLES;
WORTH to $1.00, TOR 39c
A big assortment a special pur
chase, a guaranteed bottle; worth
to 11.00. Friday for Sc