TITE OMATTA Kt'XDAY REE: FKRRITATIV
28.
1915.
7 A
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Sirs. Emma B. Manchester Enter
tains Supreme Officers at Wash
ing-ton Dinner.
SEYMOUR CAMP RELOCATES
Mr. Manraester Entertatas.
On Monday evening-. February a, Kmmi
B. Manchester grove No. V. entertained
the supreme officers at a banquet at the
Rom hotel. The table, arranged In "V"
shape, were placed In the ladles' dining
room, and wera beautifully decorated with
baskets of red and white carnations, set
at different points, with bows of red
tulle attached to the handles and forming
streamers out over the table.
The place cards were appropriate for
the day, representing George Washing
ton with the hatchet, ready to cut Into
a cherry branch, and George Washington
sitting on a large hatchet with a hat
full of cherries.
The favors were email red bankets with
red flowers on the handle, filled with
candlts.
During the dinner, cabaret entertain
ment was furnished, which, was very
pleasing.
The following supreme officers at
tended: Mm. Emma B. ' Manchester, supreme
guardian.
Mrs. Emma F. Campbell, supreme ad
viser. , .
Miss Dor Alexander, eupreme clerk.
Mrs. Ida M. Kelly, supreme banker.
Mrs. Mary K. laltocca, ohalrman bu
reau of manaeers.
Mrs. Jtadaneah H. Johnson, supreme
manager.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, supreme manager.
Mrs. Pnele M. Brteon. supreme manager.
. Mrs. Effie Rogers, supreme manager.
15. B. Lewis, sovereign manager of
the Woodmen of the World, acted as
toaetmaster, making an eloquent address
In Introducing to the members the su
preme officers.
Another gueet of honor was William
Ruess, sovereign manager, Woodman f
the world, of Ohio, who also addressed
the guests In a very pleasing manner.
Unite Spaolsk w Veterans.
Iee Torby camp No. 1 of the United
Spanish War Veterans held an annual
bean festival at the Magnolia hall Friday
evenlpg. Veterans of the Grand Army
were represented and took a prominent
part In the program.
Comrades Rathbtin and Dunn of George
George Crook post No. 26 rave several
reusing selections on their violins and
were generously applauded. Comrade John
Berger of the same post" gave one of the
most spirited and enjoyable talks of the
evening. Mapes drum and fife corps and
rejections on the mandolin by C. B. Mapes
were also greatly enjoyed. Short talks
wore made by almost everyone present.
Then came the beans, cooked and served
army style, with black coffee. These
were great reminders of the dally bill of
fare of the camp life. In spite of a raging
snowstorm outside about forty were
present.
Independent Oriler o Odd Fellows.
On Wednesday evening Benson Re
brkahn gave a "Hard Times" party at
Odd Fellows' hall, which was largely at
tended. Unusual Interest was shown In
costumes worn, and prizes were won by
Mrs. B. R. Morton and Tap Morton. Vis
itors attended from ' Ruth and Florence
lodges.
Hesperian encampment No. t Wllljjave
Golden- Rule and Royal Purple degrees
next Thursday evening. Refreshments
will be served.
There were two deaths at the Odd Fel
lows' home during the month of Feb
ruary. The body of J. A. Hill, 78 years
of age, of Lincoln lodge No. 138, was sent
to Lincoln for burial. A. H. Preston. 80
years of age, of Beaver City lodge No.
60, was buried In the Odd Fellows' burial
plot of the York cemetery.
Woodmen of the World.
At Its hall Friday evening Columbus
camp No, 6 will give a dance, followed
by an oyster supper. This camp Is ar
ranging for a series of entertainments 1
which It expects will prove an Inspire-1
tion .to the members. I
Marconi camp tit. 431 has arranged for i
special committee work and is promising!
a large class adoption for April 10. t I
The entertainment given by South !
Omaha camp No. 211 was pronounced by
all present as (Jje most successful enter
tainment of the year. The attendance
was satisfactory and Indirectly resulted
In securing a large class for Initiation at
tl.o next meeting, Wednesday, March 3.
Toung of the local lode; Past Chancel
lor K. P. Beck of Leonldas lodge No.
1. Decsturl Chancellor Commander J.
F. McCVnnell of Antlers Indue No. 72.
Blkhorn: rest Chancellor H. R. Sword
of Gretna lodge No. as, and Test Chan
cellor 8. J. culver of St. Albaa'a lodge
No. 17. Council Bluffs. Grand Chancel
lor Paul Jones of Rerkelmsn waa to
have been the guest of honor, but was
called to his home In western Nebraska
during the day on account of sickness
In his family. A later visit will no doubt
be arranged for. .
All members of No. 1 In Omaha should
remember the new meeting night and
llace of meeting since the destruriion of
our home by the recent fire. Meetings
will be held hereafter on Tuesday even
ings in Myrtle hall. Continental block,
Fifteenth and Douglas streets.
Car Party.
Banner lodge No, 11 will give a card
party next Thursday evening, March 4, at
Myrtle hall. Tour presence Is requested.
Six prizes for the winners. Admission
15 cents.
Frateraal I'alem Aid.
The Mondamln lodge No. Ill of the
Fraternal Union meets every Tuesday
evening at the Baright hall. Nineteenth
and Farnam streets. They are to give
a card party soon. The date will be given
next week.
Judgment Given
in Suit Over the
Sutton Bank Case
Mrs. Kate A. Anderson was awarded
a verdict of I2.6S5, the face value, with
Interest, of a certificate of deposit on the
defunct First National bank of Sutton,
against George B. Da it by a jury in
District Judge Es telle' s court.
Judge Estelle Instructed the Jury that
a verdict could not be returned for Mrs.
Anderson unless she relied entirely on a
representation alleged made by Darr,
that he would refund the purchase price
with Interest at any time. She purchased
the certificate through the agency of
Darr, withdrawing her funds from a
building and loan association In order to
do so. '
Mrs. Anderson Is a widow and a seam,
street by trade.
s
Code Keeps Doctor
from Reading War
News from Europe
At the Union Pacific's wireless station
on the top of the headquarters building,
Dr. Milliner, the official in charge, is tak
ing the dally weather reports from the
government weather station at Arling
ton, Va. Not only Is the doctor taking
weather, but he Is getting numerous
wireless war reports filed at various
points In Germany, England and France.
The only thing that prevents the doctor
from getting all of the wireless war re
ports is that he has not been able to
figure out the codes used by the warring
nations. Such matter as follows the
regular Morse code he la able to decipher,
but where a secret code la used he Is
tumped.
DID NOT KNOW HE WAS
DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY
Mike Pall, charged with being a
vagrant, was discharged In police court,
but failed to get the drift of Judge
Britt's decision. After numerous at
tempts, to make the fellow understand
that he could go, the court was forced
to ask an officer to escort Pall to the
front door of the station and let him
out.
Get competent help through The Bee.
FINED TWICE, BUT ONE
OF THEM IS SUSPENDED
Roy Wackensttne of Pt rat ton, Neb., ar
rested for reckless driving while operat
ing a Jltnsy bus belonging to Mr, fl. W.
White of the ration hotel, was given
I1C and costs suspended sentence by Judge
Brltt. On a charge of operating without
a license he was fined a like amount
without the suspended part attached to It.
4 anther Jasper Appears.
The Jsspets are monopolising hnse bnll
t a rapid rete. Another brother of Harry,
also a pitcher, has been signed by the
Peoria team of the Three-t league.
THROWING SNOW BALLS
COSTS WHALEN A DOLLAR
George Whalen of the Elk hotel,
charged with snowballing pedestrians,
was fined $1 and sosta In police court
Saturday morning.
LOCKED UP FOR WANTING
TO SLEEP IN NEW HOTEL
An admirer of the Fontenelle hotel ap
peared In juvenile court In the person
of a S-year-old colored lad, who was
there to explain why he slept Thursday
night In a big box. at the rear of the
hotel.
"Ah was de guest ob de management,"
said the boy. "Ah wasn't doln' any
harm. Ah lea' liked de tone ob de place."
He waa sent to Riverview home for a
few days.
Royal Xetarhbora.
Benson Royal Neighbors held an old
fashioned dancing party on
evening, which was largely attended.
About eighty were served at the supper
which followed. On March 11 they will
give a card party with prises. An elab
orate linen set will' be sold at this time.
A large class of candidates will be taken
in at an early meeting.
Woodmen of the World.
Omaha-8eymour camp No. W will meet
Monday evening, March 1, at the Swedish
Auditorium, M09 Chicago street Tou are
earnestly requested to attend this meet
ing, as the matter of securing our own
home will be before the camp, as well as
other Important business In which your
hearty co-operation Is desired.
drotherhond Ball.
Benson Danish Brotherhood No. 304 gave
a ball and oyster supper Saturday even
ing, attended by local friends and many
from Omaha. During the evening a chest
of ellver and a quantity of Jewelry which
was sold rendered the brotherhood a
handsome fund. The social features of
the event were especially enjoyed.
Mnrtlif Entertain.
Omaha tent No. 75 gave a uplendid pro-
sram on last Monday evening to celebrate i
Washington's birthday. Several musical
numbers, with speeches by prominent
members of the order appropriate to the
day, were delivered, after which refresh
ments were served.
Good-bye
Dyspepsia
No More Gurgly Braeh, "Lump of
Lead," Bad Dlgeatiou, Heartburn
or Stomach Trouble.
Qnlok Belief. Costa Vothlng To Try.,
Tka m.n wha nant helu making faces-
I at his stomach, the man er woman with
i a grouohy digestion, er with downright
I dyspepsia need fret no mors over stomach
troubles.
Th. v.uw4-t viehaat dinners, the moat
Thursday nn.n.kable aulck lunohes, all can be.
', taken care of without Imposing on the
i stomach. A scientific digestive eaa do,
i the digesting, where the stomach either
did not de it before, or did It very Imper
fectly.
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Clan fioriloa Ladle.
The Ladles' auxiliary to Clan Gordon
No. 63 will hold its regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. Anderson, Bpauld
Ing street, next Wednesday afternoon st
t o'clock,
-Kalahts of Pythias.
Nebraska lodge No. 1. Knights of
Pythias, had a very large and sucoessful
meeting at Its hall In Continental block.
Fifteenth and Douglas streets, last Tues
day evenln. The rank of esquire was
conferred on two candidates, and sev
eral applications for the ranks presented.
Tha rank of page will be conferred next
Tuesday evening on a class of five.
After the conferring of degrees. Chan
cellor Commander Taylor turned the
meeting over to District Deputy Grand
Chancellor George W. Oonder, who took
charge of the district meeting. Short ad
dresses were made by Past Grand Chan
mUui Caocare W. Majrntr and W. W.
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When you taae one of Stuart's Dys
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Is digested by the tablet even better than'
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This is why the use of totuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets has become so universal
among those who suffer from any kind of
stomach troubles.
Take on of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
after your next meal and It you are glveni
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Sunday, Feb. 28, 1915-
-Burgess-Nash Company-
-STORE NEWS FOR MONDAY-
-Burgess-Nash Company-
-Phone Douglas 137.
ECONOMY in the Broadest Sense Demonstrated for Women During
ash
Something New
and Interesting
THERE is always something
new and Interesting In
the dally displays of this big
"Service Store."
Each week, each day, almost
each hour, finds some new ar
rival of reigning mode, empha
sizing Its continued favor or
revealing some new and even
more fascinating variation.
So It Is that every ono of
these days is signalized by the
receipt of some new collection
of fabrics, apparel or novelty
worthy Of a special display
and almost every hour brings
new merchandise which of It
self would make a visit to the
store well worth while.
We invite you to make free
and generous use of:
SUB - STATION" NO. 1 OF
THE U. S. POSTOFF1CB af
fording every accommodation
in the postal service.
Place to pay ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND TELEPHONE
BILLS, to buy THEATER
TICKETS for ail theaters at
box office prices. Make use of
these conveniences let us be
of service to you. It will be
our pleasure.
BURGESS-NASH COMPANY.
wlel Week at Bmur
A (IAIN Monday this grent store will demonstrate its fullopt merchandising service.
This time it is in the interest of those of you who sew. Home sewing has become
intensely interesting to nil women, from the mother who is now, hy the aid of patterns
and other helps, enabled to make a charming frook for little girl from big sister's out
grown dress, to the society wonjan who enjoys fashioning an artistic ball gown.
Home Sewing Week Will Prove Interesting, Instructive and of Inestimable Value to All.
Displays have been arranged that give a clear idea of how to use the new patterns;
materials that harmonize are shown with the right trimmings to bring out their best
qualities come and take advantage of this special event, planned to be of service to you.
BUIUJKSS-NASTI COMPANY.
These Beautiful NEW SILKS at 98c For Home Sew
ing Week Are Values of the Most Unusual Sort
AND the very materials in greatest demand are included in this underprice special.
For instance:
ALL BILK CRKPK 1K CHIXE, 41 inches wtde,
in pink, light blue, yellow, lavender, flesh pink,
cream, reseda, red, Copenhagen blue, navy, nil
green, sand and black, 98c a yard.
SILK POPLIN, 41 Inches
wide. In almost every possible
shade; also black, 98o a yard.
Brocaded Charmeuse at 79c
42 inches wide, in pretty light shades, also crepe
de chine, with neat floral effects, in pretty colors,
38 inches wide.
Black Charmeuse, $1.40
Satin charmeuse, rich black
and beautiful lustre, 42 Inches
wide and very special.
WASH SILKS, 36 inches wtde. white grounds
with neat embroidered figures of pretty color
combinations for waists and dresses, 98c a
PIMJfCEBS MER8AIJXE, 86 inches' SILK MAIIQI ISETTE. 4 2
wide, soft satin finish, all light and Inches wide,- In nent stripe ef
dark shades, 98c a yard. facta, 98c a yard.
GkMKMMleaae Suiting Bilks, fll.&O
42 inches wide, especially adapted for one-piece
dresses and Jackets; brown, sand, wisteria, navy
and black.
Bilk Meaaaline, 40c
All silk messallne, 24 Inches
res:
Beautiful New Ratine
STRIPED VOILES at
Wash Bilks, 50c,
Striped wash silks, 22 inches
wide, in a pretty assortment of
new colors.
Burrass-Xash Co Xala TUot.
wide, in a full line of
shades; remarkable value.
plain
29c Instead of 50c
AS
VERY special offer new ratine
itrlpe voile in most eve.ry pos
sible shade, including rose, blue,
pink, green, lavender and tan; also
white. 88 Inches wide.
Bargssa-irash Ce -Mala Sloo. .
Wonderful Line of New Dress Goods
for Sewing Week, 89c Instead of $1 & $1.25
THE range of selection embraces the season's most favored mate-
rials, such as crepes, tailor suitings, granite crepes, costume serges,
French serges, storm serges, shadow Btripe battBtes, Tussah crepes,
Panamas,' mixed suitings, epingles and fancy brocades. Dlack and
colors. 42 to 56 inches wide.
' New Storm Serges Monday at 4Rc
Also granite cloth, shepherd check, fancy mixtures, phantom
checks, henrlettas, nuns' veilings, etc. All new colors and designs.
36 to 42 inches wide.
42 to 44-Inch Dress floods, 00c
Including storm serges, poplins, French serges, batistes, taffetas
and mohairs. Black and colors. Very special values.
Bnrfsa-Nash Co. Main Floor.
Big Notion Values for Sewing Week
Warren s girde
llne, all widths,
yard lOo
Warren's feath
erbone, black
and wTiite, yard
for 7o
Wavy wire col
lar stays, 9Tor5c
Silk dress
shields, p't 1 r
for ,-10o
Tape measures
(60 Inches),
each . . lo
Machine oil,
bottle .... 5a
Dress makers
pins, -lb. box
es for .... 25o
Wood button
moulds, all
sizes, 2 dozen,
for .5o
Cotton tape, 18
yard bolts 10c
m b r oidery
edging, all col
ors, 6-yard bolt
tfor ...... lou
Skirt markers,
each 25c
100-Yard spool
silk 4c
600-Yard spool
basting ... ,3c
Seam beading,
bolt 100
Collar wire, 2
yards Bo
Sewing ma
chine belts, 250
Snap tape,
yard ..... lOo
200-Yard mer
cerized m a
chine thread,
spool 50
Bnrysss-Wash Co. Main floor.
SEWING at Home MADE EASY
COME and let us demonstrate how thousands of women obtain
extensive stylish wardrobes with a limited Income by uslnf
the remarkable Hall-Borchert form, noted for its superior ad
justable efficiency.
linst f orms
Jersey covered, latest
lines and proportions,
well made, special at 80c.
Full Forms.
Non-adjustable, high
grade material through
out. Special, $3.50.
"Favorite" No. 4
Four sections, adjust
able, very latest lines.
During this sale, $5.08.
"Queen" No. 55 .
Twenty-eight sections,
highest grade materials
and workmanship; club
plan, price $18.0o.
"Royal" Our Special
Ten sections, can be In
dependently adjusted at
neck, bust, waist and hips.
Sale price, $10.50.
mi
LACES and EMBROIDERIES Bid Fair to Be in
Greater Demand This Season Than Ever Before
AMD we have planned accordingly. Beautiful! Bxqulslte! Charming! Such words as these give you
some idea of what to expect in our new linos of handsome laces and embroideries lor spring and sum
mer, 1915 but one muct need see these beautiful creations to fully comprehend the splendid values offered
Bilk Chant Illy Laces to $2.00, for B8o Allover Laces, Were $1.50, for 3c
18 and 27-inch silk chantllly laces, black, white
The
end cream; also 36-lnoh allk allover laces, white and
black.
Allover Embroideries, 25c
Corset cover embroidery; also
18 and 27-inch swisu and nainsook
flounclngs.
Georgette Orepi $1.50
New Georgette crepe, all colors,
black and white, 45 inches wide.
New Laces
New line of net top and novelty
laces for collars, etc., from 4 V4 to
6 inches; price, range, IBo to
$1.00 the yard. .
With
New Embroideries
Lace Combinations
are attracting wide attention.
You'll find organdy, voile and fine
Swiss with dainty filet and needle
point lace combinations; also now
colored embroideries with flouncea
and allovers to match. Delicate
shade et pink, blue, malse and
lavender. '
Allover laces in white and cream; 18, 27 and SO
Inches wide; also net top and allk shadow in black,
whit aad cream filk 75c to
Silk chiffon in a wide assort
ment of colors at 76c, f 1.00 and
$1.25 a yard.
Silk Nets, $1.00 to $2.00
) Big range of selection for tun
ics, overdresses, etc., all colors,
white and black, 42 and 47 Inches
vlde- New Trimmings
New line of fancy Jets and
metal trimmings from 15o up to
$5.00 the yard.
BaxffM-srsB oo. acaia Xleev.
Thousands of Yards of New WASH GOODS Repre
senting Wonderful Values in the Economy Basement
7i
85c Moire Baitings, 7 He
Zlg-sag woven moire suitings, 8 Inches
wide, plain desirable shades, highest cost
of all the moire cotton suitings, instead
of 85c, Bewltig Week sale price, yard. . . .
Lortex Suitings, 7Ue
Lortex Bedford suitings. Burton's brocaded new cloth,
Lortex woven stripes, pique materials that 7l
would wholesale as high as 17 Me, the yard. . 2t
9c
Fancy Crepes, 84c
Rice cloths, ratines, etc., an al
most endless variety of de- o 1
sirable wash goods, yard OJC
85c ChalUos for lie
Half wool fancy kimono and waist
ing challles, worth 35c,
yard
Burfsis-BTash Ooooomy Bassmant. ,
19o Foulard Suiting at Bo
Fancy figured mercerized ifoularl suit
ings, one of the most desirable fabrics
for spring wear; 19c quality, choice, at.
the yard
12 He White Pique, Be
Medium weight, white pique, made by
Mills Mfg. Co., to retail at 12V&C,
at, the yard
Fancy Lawns, 8fce
Batistes, crepes, ratine suitings,
etc., waist and dress QJL,
....... aJS
the Bear
5c
lie
lengths, yard
Bnrgsss-Wash Co. Main Floor JUar.
Women's Kid Gloves, Monday $1.15,
Made to Retail at $1.50 to $2.25
AN exceptional offering brought about by a very fortunate purchase
and to which we have added many styles from our regular lines.
The g'oves are good quality kid in white with black embroidery;
also colors; were $1.50 to $2.25; sale price. Monday, $1.15 the pair.
Bnrss-Wash Oo. Main floor.
Perfection in Style and Fit
That's what
Pictorial Review JPnttcrns mw
Here are four of a wonderful ooH action of smart EMPIRE dresses.
The FASHION BOOK for Spring;
Costa only 10 cents when purchased with one 15 cent pattern.
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B-W.I5S ' BraSliS . BoUntlfl Bola. SIM
Surt 14 Skirt 0V4 SUt V11 atfct M4
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to rails Ins foots Ust FASHION BOOK for Sprhtf Mm fabfct mjtmm
APRIL PICTORIAL REYIEW PATTERNS new ready.
Surn.uli Co. Mala Tloor.
First Payment Five Centt Bring. You the
Best Sewing Machine
THE STANDARD ROTARY
This great "New Era" 6&le gives you advantages that can
not be offered at any other time. There are no interest charges
and no extra expense no drawing no chance no delay.
Instead, the Plan pays cash dividends in advance to those who
will help themselves to the dividends.
Only ft Limited Number of Machines for This Sale. Don't Wait
Wa hava the arencr for the STANDARD ROTARY. It is the best
sewing machine in the world. This "New jsra" Belling
righted and all rights reserved.
store here.
TABLE OF WEEKLY PAYMENTS
Plan Is copy-
It cannot be advertised by any other
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80.05 80,55 81.05 81.55
1st Week 11th Week i 1st Week 8 1st Week
.10 .GO . 1.10 1.00
2nd Week 12th Week 22nd Week 8 2nd Week
TT5 .05 1.15 . 1,05
3rd Week 13th Week 23rd Week 3 3rd Week
720 770 1.20 1.70
4th Week 14th Week 24th Week 3 4th Week
Sth Week 1 6th Week 26th Week 36th Week
l30" .80 1.30 1.80
6th Week 16th Week 36th Week 36th Week
,35 l85 1,35 . 1.85
7th Week 17th Week 27th Week 37th Week
0 .00 . i.40 1.00
8th Week 18th Week 28th Week 38th Week
"755 705 1.45" nJ Px-
9th Week 10th Week 29th Wtfek ment U3R
T5o Too" " 1.50 1-05
10th Week 20th Week 30th Week 39th Week
$05.00
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Slid chain stitch central
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Slaiuinra Jtotary, $30,041
5c
First
Payment
Immediate deliv
ery then every
week you pay 6
rents more thaa
the previous
week's payment.
10 c
Cash
Dividends
Take advantage
of the cash divi
dend offer by re
versing the pay
ments by paying
the final payment
first and in advance
before they arc due.
For each final pay
ment you take uo In
advance you get 1
rent rah dividends.
In this way you can
nve 13.80 extra on
this 139.00 Standard
Itotary In tha cash
dividends.
UNLIMITED CHOICE Take your choice of any style or type on ."New Era" Jerms.
There are several styles to select from, including Circassian walnut and mahogany, fancy cases and par
lor cabinet.
EVERY MACHINE COMPLETE WITH THE BEST GREIST ATTACHMENTS
Come at : 80 o'clock tomorrow morning. Tnla is the surest, safest and most profitable saving agree,
ment for securing a good machine. We urge you to act quickly bring your five cents first payment to
the department. The machines will be delivered at once. Sewing Ixwsons Free.
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