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MONROE DOCTRINE
ENDORSEDBY TAFT
Former President Says Landing of
Enemies of Britain in Canada
Would Not Be Violation.
RESULT MIGHT BE, HOWEVER
i:frt to i:alillnli ew Form of
l.nvrrninrn t In Domlnloa In Cite
of Victory- Would Hare
Much an Kffcrt.
MONTCLAirt, N. J.. Nov2S.-The Mem
i'o dot trine was otronsly Indorsed. Its
lplatloae to the prrsont European war
discussed, ami the declaration that lnter-fori-noo
by the I'nited States In Mexico
ami CVntrnl American states has had
nothing to do with that doctrine, was
i.'ailo liy former President 'William How
nr-1 Taft In an address hero tonight.
These are porno of the Salient features of
his remarks:
The landing of troops In Canada by
enemies of Great Britain could not con
i-tttulo violation of the doctrine, but an
effoit to establish new form of govern
ment .In case of victory would.
s There I llttto likelihood of the policy
l.eintf pressed In Argentina, itraxll'and
Chile. These countries are able to pro
tect themselves, and they are so remote
from the United States that violations of
the doctrine in respect to them would not
e harmful to this country's Interests and
safety.
Why Not Applied In Mftlco.
The doctrine has not been applied In
Mexico ' because ' there Is nothing in It
which requires the United States to bring
about peace in that country.
"Watchful waiting." Mr.. Taft. said, was
the term applied to the United States
status, but he went on, "we have neither
watched nor waited, but have In -fact
most hastily Intervened, and thus find
the present anarchy charged the log
ical consequence of our policy."
Mr. Taft found much good to say about
ilio Monroe doctrine, and expressed the
hope that it might not be abandoned.
' It has made for peace for ninety
years," he said. "Why will it not make
for peace in the next 100 years?"
The Case of Canada. r
"Canada la already furnishing substan
tial military aid to Great Britain and the
!lles," said Mr. TaXl. . "She has sent 1
aody of 30.000 men, well equipped soldiers,
nx Is preparing more and intending; to
end them. On what theory could wa
lustly object to Germany taking counter
measures and carrying, the war-into a
:ountry which is waging war upon her?
U that the Monroe doctrine would con
istcntly require of us would-be to in
sist that when the war Is over, if Ger
many were successful, she could not tako
jver the territory of Canada and over
throw her government and establish her
awn there, or take any oppressive treas
ures which would have a similar effect.
Hut we could not object to her exacting
an indemnity if she were the .victor."
Mr. Taft sees little danger of the policy
.1: awing this country Into trouble with a
Kuropcan nation soon, at least one reason
u-ing that the present struggle abroad
will leave them exhausted and therefore
unlikely to begin new hostilities.
Wilsoa Again Says'- '
- Suffrage is Issue- "
for State Solution
WASHINGTON, Nov. President
.ib-on again today defined his position
. . woman suffrage in a letter to Miss
. .ry M. C'hllds, a government employe
i i-ic. reiterating that he believed the
.. t stion to be a state issue.
1 am deeply impressed with the womaa
x.i.'i'rage question," wrote the president,
"I i.t I believe It can best be worked out
I y mutes rather man by cnanglng the
h ndumental law of the nation. Such a
change would run too. far and too .fast
ahead of the general public opinion- of
the country."
The president will see a delegation of
suffragists In the near future, but is not
expected to change his position an
nounced again in today's letter. Mr.
Wilson saw no callers during the morn
ing, but arrangements were made for
him to see Henry Van Pyke, minister to
Holland, as soon as Mr. Van Dyke comes
to Washington.
French Artillery v
Brings Down a : . :
9 German Aeroplane
PARIS, Nov. 28. The French war of
fice gave out an official communication
this afternoon as follows:
"In Belgium the' artillery exchanges'
were continued during the day of Novem
ber 2 without particular incident. The
heavy German artillery 'showed less
activity. There was but one "attack of
Infantry, to the south of Yprea, which
was repulsed by our troops.
"Toward the evening our artillery
I rought down a German biplane, carry
ing three aviators. ' Ons of the men was
killed and the other two . were made
I tI setters.
-In the region of Arras and further to
the south there has been no change. The
day passed quietly in the region of the
.ine. In Champagne our heavy artillery
infected serious losses on the artillery
of the enemy.
'From the Argonne to the Vosges there
I., nothing to report."
lice Want Ads Are the Best Business
lloostcrs. i
Austria Reports
Situation is Same
VIK.NNA, Nov. 28. -(Via Ajpsterdani
a id Ijondun.) An official communication
i.'i:nd umltr rate of November 28 at
I o-:n xaya: ,
' The situation is unchanged.
"in ItuuMian Poland yesterday it was
g. neritlly quiet. Home week Russian at
tacks were repulsed, righting in the
Carpathians continues.
' In the southern theater (Scrvia) right
ing continued yesterday on nearly all the
front. Several Important positions wcra
ta!-.i-n 1-y our troops."
Ulll Jolaa Red hat. .
A dipaleii front Kokomo, 1 n. 1 ., says:
"Aii-.y ill 1, former Kokomo Red fco
I'lHYcr. Iiuk been signed by the Boston
:i i for a tryoui next season. 6iU
i ulat.-d for a tnU at shortstop."
Toombs lias t'aatrol.
Nothing Is wrong -with the control of
Jack t'oomtis in spite -of the fact that
Alack has asked waivers. The "iron
Vnan" has coma out of the Maine woods
with two deer.
Sunday, Not. 29, 1914 BURGESS NASH COMPANY STORE NEW3 FOR MONDAY BURQESSNASH COMPANY Phone Douglas 137.
A Remarkable Exhibition and Sale Monday of a New York
Importer's Stock of the Finest Imported Fancy
Silks.
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Which We Secured at an Average of One-Third the Real Value
'T HERE'S a story back of this most unusual offer
ing the silks and novelties which are far above
the ordinary character were originally displayed at
Ghent in the late" summer during the annual exhibi
tion, to which all the foreign and American creators
of fashion go to get their style inspirations.
Then Paris went to war and for the moment laid aside
unchallenged "her supremacy in the world of fashion.
Meanwhile, lierlin, Vienna, iloihe, Petrograd and Lon
don have been disqualified to be her understudy. New
$6.00 to $8.50 All-Silk Velours, $3.95
Including: T
Peau de Zebra, all silk. In a wide selection of colors; Pelucbe Va
lours, 32 Inches wide, all colors and all silks; Chiffon Velvet. 42 Inches
wide, new street shades.
$18.00 to $25.00 Embroidered Taffeta, $9.95
Beautiful embroidered French chiffon taffeta, black, blue, pink and
white, 88 Inches wide.
$25.00 Tinseled Crepe at $12.75
French crepe, tinseled, an exquisite creation, 42 inches wide; white
and pink.
$15.00 Bordered Chiffon at $5.95
Bordered chiffon, 42 inches wide, black with silver; American beauty
' with gold; mustard with silver; taupe with silver. ,
New Arrivals:- "
Beautiful New Coats With Large Vel
vet Collar, $19.50 to $22.50 Values,
Monday at $15.00
AND they are the. very sort of coats
" everybody is asking for beauti
fully made of zibelines, Hindoo Lynx and
the fancy .weaves in the new belted, flare
styles, finished with a large velvet collar.
They are very desirable and we consider
them most unusual values at the price Mon
day.
Fine Fur Trimmed
Broadcloth SUITS,
Good $35,00 Values, at
.50
It
$19.
IT'S a group of chic new models we
picked up at an underprice smartly
tailored creations of fine broadcloth, de
picting the very latest style ideas.
The coat is trimmed around collar: bot
tom of coat and cuffs with French Marten
Fur, so very fashionable this season.
The skirt is made in the new yoke flare
styles. The colors are brown and navy,
also black.
Bnrsress-lVash Co. Reread FlMr,
Great Sale for Monday in Basement
.vvA
of BATHROBE BLANKETS
AN opportunity to buyust the right size blanket
complete with cords and frogs for making
robes for men. women and children. An unlim
ited variety of styles and fast colorings that are
pleasing to the eye.
$2.98 Bath Robe Blankets, $1.75
Size 72x90, complete with frogs and cords
to match the beautiful light, medium and
aanc styles; z.y values, a a-
Monday at $lf O
t $2.2$ Bath Robe Blankets, $1.39
Sizes 72x88, complete with cords arid frogs to
jmatch. Very neat, medium and dark 1 A
colored designs; $2.25 values, at. ... . aj7
$2.00 Bath Robe Blankets, $1.19
Size 70x86, complete with cords and frogs to
match the medium and dark colorings; (Ji in
$2.00 values at .pl.li7
The colorings are warranted to be fast. These
fancy bath robe blankets are also suitable to be
used as bed comforters.
Barstaaa-Naaa Cs.. BwMiy Bawswit,
Introducing the "Burnasco" Brand
of SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
LINE made especially for Burgess-Nash Company of the
V finest .Sea Island cotton grown a totton -with a-silky
lustre. To introduce these "Burnasco" sheets and pillow cases
into the homes of those who want the finest bedding, we offer
the following low prices for Monday:
Sheets, size 3x90, regular 75c value, at 59c
Sheets, size 72x90, regalar 80c value, at 65c
Sheets, sire 81x90, regular 85c value, at 69c
Sheets, site 81x99, regular 90c value, at 75c
Pillow cases, size 45x36, regular 25c value, 18c
Pillow cases, size 42x36, regular 22V2c value, 16c
S Barges- ash 1'.. Uluaril!
York thru awoke to find herself face to faee with the
necessity of creating her own fashions or going fash
ionless The idea of the Fashion Fete then took form the ma
terial which wore previously shown to the foreign
style creators were secured, developed hy America's
foremost designers into exquisite individual creations
and exhibited at a grand fashion fete which was held
in the ballroom of the Kitz-Carlton hotel, New York,
November 4 to (.
$10.00 to $15.00 Novelty Velours, $4.95
Including:
Voile velours, pretty llsbt and dark shades, 2 inches wide; velour
nouveatle, new light and dark shades, 42 Inches wide; vofle velour glace,
light shades, i'i Inchon wide; velour raye. Mack and brown, 40 Inches
wide; embroidered French crepe. 42 Inches, blue, taupe and muntard;
taffeta brocbe, 27 inches wide, black and navy.
42-Inch Crepe de Chine, $1.29
Crepe de chine In almost every pooalhle shade, both light and dark,
white, cream and black. The double width kind.
$1.00 Black Messaline at 79c
Black Messaline, soft satin fininh, 86 inches wide; an exceptional
quality and unusual value. ,
Oursress-.Vash Oa. Main Floor.
Importer's Stock of Novelty
LaeaMd TriinniMlinigg
ii in M .i.i.i H i i is sst I
Exceptionally Priced for Monday
THE offering includes novelty laces, trimmings, colored laces,
jets, iridescent, opalescent, flouncings, allovers, bands
and edges, gold and silver laces, allover black cut jets, white
spangled allovers, beaded trimmings, etc., with a price range of
Sc to $3 50
Laces Worth to 15c at 5c
French and German vals, real linen cluny, white and ecru,
point Pans, headings, lace and headings combined.
Laces Worth to 25c at 10c
Cream and white oriental laces, with Venice edges, shadow
laces, flouncings up to 18 inches wide. Camisole laces, real
cluny edges, 3 inches wide. '
. ' . 50c Flounces, Chiffons and Nets, 25c
fftB( W!lite.fnd """i orie"tal and shadow flounces, silk chif
fons and nets, 45 Inches wide. ,
$1.00 Flouncing at 59c
White and black silk Chantilly flounces, 18 to 27 Inches
wh1fe;aCnd Colored gU IaCCS' Colored ede silk blS"
$2.00 to $7.50 Flounces, Allovers, 98c to $3.50
,,4 .!MCludi,l? b,ack jet allovers, gold and silver flounces, rold
Allover Chiffon at $5.00
... , -An colofs, also white and black, brocaded in silver- beau
tiful for evening gowns and blouses, 45 inches wide .
iiiiWM..-y..b C Main Fl,.
FASHIONABLE
NEW FURS
Beautiful and Attractive
A DISPLAY we're well proud of.
embracing a wealth of the
standard and novelty small pieces,
as well as the newest models in
coats.
furs that come from the Bur-gess-Kaflh
Store can be relied upon
to be correct in style, guaranteed
quality and at prices the lowest
possible.
Binm-Xiih fo -id Floar.
Practical Items in
Home Furnishings
AFTER all, the useful things are
th most practical. Here's a
mall list that's interesting:
$5.00 Electric Irons, $2.89
Thermal electric irons, guaran
teed for 5 years, very useful a
time and labor-saver an Ideal
Xmss gift.
$3.95 Tea Kettles, $2.35
. Cast aluminum tea kettles, large
size, will last a lifetime.
' $1.95 Skillets at $1.29
Cast aluminum skillets, the most
practical. Very special at the price
Monday.
$3.00 Percolators, $1.89
Aluminum percolators, 2 quart
slie, $3.00 values. Monday at f 1.8'J.
Electric Grills, $5.00
An exceedingly handy article,
can be set on the table, where you
can bake cakes, fry e-ggs, ttrast
bread,, make coffee, etc.
Carving Sets, 79c to $10.00
A very complete line for selec
tion, always acceptable as a gift.
Bird Cages, 69c to $7.00
Itlrd cages, in all styles and
shapes, special values for Monday.
Barseas-Xaaa Ca Ritrartt,
Organized under the patronage of a group of fashion
aide women and conducted under the auspices' of
Vogue, it gave the New York dressmakers an oppor
tunity to launch their "American designs for Amer
ican women" in an unique and hrilliant ensemble..
Many of the materials we offer in this disj.?? arc
those from which the models shown in this Fashion
Fete were made and are very desirable for evening and
afternoon gowns, tailored suits, evening wraps, waists,
trimmings, etc. This idea further:
$18.00 to $25.00 Fancy Silks at $8.75
Including:
A KorgeoiiH array of filmy loveliness. Iridescent nonvetau, Iion
broche border, Flettr de Luxe, tinsel veluex, I.oveln allover, Nou Vetau
Trlntemp stripe, print and hnnd painted broche, Marine Moretlne, La
fayette broche. Oaillet. tinsel border, Collot novetln, etc., 40 to 42 Inches
wide, light evening- shades.
$1.00 Fancy Silks at 49c
Tlaln and fancy silks, including foulards, taffetas, meBsalines, etc.
Wide selection of good values and designs.
Fancy Silks Monday at 79c 1
Including .10-Inch stripe meassline, all colors; 36-lnch chiffon taffeta,
plain colors; 24-lnch fancy foulards.
$2.00 Black Charmeuse at $1.G9
Black charmeuse, 42 Inches wide; regular $2.00 quality, very spe
cial value.
Again'Mond&y Unrestricted
Choice of Any TRIMMED
HAT in the Millinery Store
$5.00
Including Hats That Were Priced $10
to $25
C-i MOICE from a great array of new
j creations hats that have been
inmmed up within the past week or
ten days, including
"Putty" Rats
Whit Hata
"Sand Color" Hats
"Cerise" Hats ..
"American Beauty" Mats
But come see for yourself the beautKul
display here ready for you come and real
ize the true Importance of the values offered.
Burgraa-Naah r ftaraaS Floar.
THOUSANDS OF
HANDKERCHIEFS
GREAT botes and huge piles of
snowy, lovely things, a won
derful display, all ready for a won
derful holiday business. .
Thousands of the plain, practical
sort, numbers of the fashionable
one-corner embroideries for women.
There are beautiful, colored effects
for men and for women, and there
are others so fine and so rare that
we have Just one of them.
Prices all the way from 5c to $25.
narairaa-Naah Co. Main Floor.
The GLOVE STORE
IS READY FOR YOU
WHEN you art undecided on
Just what to give gloves
are always acceptable.
Our line of gloves for women
and children and men, too, was
never so complete In variety, in
cluding several of the foremost
makes, such as Reynler's,' Mark'
Cross, etc., and for which we are
exclusive selling representatives In
Omaha. When It cornea to prloa that
In always the Rutlafuctnry iiort. Pretty
ChrlBtiimn boxea for gift-giving-.
Wara-Waah Oa-Mala Flaar.
Am Unusual Sale d? Muglnmi UmfeirweaiiY
Prices Aras One-Hall the Real Value
Hp HE result of a very special purchase a maker's sample line to which we have
i A added great lots of odd pieces from our own splendid stocks.
Pretty creations in a great variety of styles and kinds,' daintily trimmed with
laoes, embroideries and ribbon. In some instances the pieces have become soiled
from display, but the values are there-most unusual a rare opportunity to re
plenish your wardrobe with dainty underwear at an average saving of 'half.
DONT FORGET
Dear old Santa Claus is here ev
ery day and wants to see the
chOdren.
$1.25 to $1.50 Muslin Underwear Monday at 69c 50c Corset Covers and Drawers at 25c
Gowns, corset covers, drawers, petticoats and princess Mda of fina mt.aiin anrf ..unAv .i-.n.
slips, of fine nainsook, finished with good laces and em- f flne mu,lln nd "n0011. d'nUly
broidery Insertions. trimmed with laces, embroidery and ribbons.
PetticoaU at Half Price, $2.50 to $19.50 Values, $1.25 to $9.75. ...
Fine cambric and nainsook, some with full flounce of shadow lace, others fln swiss embroidery trimmed
some are slightly sollod. .
Gowns at Half Price, $2.00 to $16.50 Values, $1.00 to $8.25
Sheer nainsooks, batistes and silk mull, very prettily finished with French vals. cluny and Imported laces.
An exquisite assortment.
Bloomers at Half Price, $2.00 to $8.98 Values, '$1.00 to $4.49
Plain bloomers cut tano style, of silk mull. Jap silk, silk crepe and Kayser silk, in! a wide variety of new
shades. Long bloomers take the place of the petticoats.
, Camisoles at Half Price, $1.50 to $4.98 Values, 75c to $2.50
A charmlna selection dainty allover laces, dotted Swisses and nots, finished with ribbon straps rosettes
and flowers. Scores of, exyuisjte creations, and at exacUy half price.'
Crepe De Chine Undergarments, $5.98 to $19.50 Values, $2.98 to $9.75
Crepe de chine and chiffon gowns, petticoats and combination garments ot the best quality of materials
and finest trimmings, and at a saving of exactly half the real valu.
BurtncNuk Co Kraoad Floar.
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'EVERYBODY'S STORE" -liff
It's None Too Early
to do your Christmas shopping. Do It
now, while assortments are best and
you can do it leisurely.