TT.K OMAILV' SUNDAY TTEK: APRll, 1R,"1!)15. .
7 A
SIX CANDIDATES
HAVE APLATFORH
Z unman, Hackctt, Jaxdine, Larno
reau, Diexel, Xetcalfe in Anti
Administration Campaign.
WILL MEET MONDAY NIGHT
-"NEW MANAGER GENT'S TURKISH-
' INGS AT HA YD EN BROS.
As the outcome of a succession ,of
conferences, Harry B. Zimman, Harry
J. Hackett, W." S. Jardine, A. A.
Lamoreaux, John C. Drexel and J.
W. Metcalfe, six nominees for the
city election have agreed upon a
platform oh which Jthey will make a.
Joint anti-administration campaign:
Th platform la as follows:
1, W. will ko Into office free men( and
to long as' we continue in office w snail
remain free. No c.iriorntlon, Individual
or Interest will have any special claim or
secret Hen upun us. Vve will, in the dis
charge of orttrlat duties, tecosTnixe no
olI mutton ex-eit to the people or Omaha
the whole people ve promise no
sweeplnff or radical reforms, but do
promise a firm and efficient enforcement
of law and a progressive, temperate and
i clean administration. Omaba is Krvat
city, fast growlnr gTenter, and the poilcy
' of those who administer Its affairs should
be a broad policy v policy that will, with
the, least taxation, give the greatest Inv
i petua to development along legitimate
lines. '
-We will reorganise the various city
departments to the end that better ser-
vice may bw obtained at less cost: and
will see ttiat the tax payes' money Is ex
ponded .win the asms retrard to economy
ana results that would be exercised In
our own private business. N
3. We favor ths strict enforcement of
the Hiocumb law, not only because the
lawless traffic of. liquors should be sup-jn-ested,
but also because the licensed
cknUr should not be put In i-ompetitlon
with the unlicensed dealer. 1-rive lep
ers should not 'be permitted tot enaage In
the saloon business. Joints of every kind
and dt srifUon , should be eupprcssyO
wltlioit delay. '
4. The police department should be etv-
; iireiy tree rrom utiM iniiuencea, uo
Its aim and uollcv- should be to enforce
the laws reasonably', humanely, fearlessly
ana impartially.
5. The nra'tic-v and MwMure In the no-
lice court should fee governed by the same
principles, as thofe that guide and gov-
I'll thn hlulu,Mi.llrli In Ika n ifll n tat SU
tlon f Justice. i ' '
I! rtj.. if. r, i I r. fit a falrl.-a ntift ttlnptr.
. ent merchants should mot bo tolerated.
They bave no bargains and only.- inter
teru with legitimate business.
7. TMer should be a. physical valuation
of the property of all l'ranchlsed corpora
tions to riie end thatuhe city may regu
late and control the service and put a
Just limitation on .their rates. Electric
: light rates should be substantiailyre
eniced by ordinance Immediately.
K. We favor municipal ownership of all
public utilities and we contend that steps
Miould be taken Immediately for the ac
quisition of the gas plant rather than to
wait for the 'expiration of the existing
franchise. . .
We favor the Idea ef the city taking
steps to-acquire the electric light plant
and to operate this monopoly for the ben
efit of the city, and we will exert our
best efforts to induce the voters to ap
prove bond Issues for the gas and electric
light plsnts. - ' . 1
it is also our belief that hi the event
the city cannot Satisfactorily agree with
the Electrlo Light company pn the terms
of purchase, the city should have the
, oitamaiiva to eomoete bv municipal oper-
h.iu mitnlclrmllv-owned plants
should be managed and In control of men
having technical knowledge and of the
highest business qualifications. .
t. The Omaha garbage system should be
modernized. The city should have com
plete control of the collection and dis
position of garbage Instead of letting- long
time contracts to private W-...":
ductlon plant should be established, thus
affording the city a, more sanitary gar
J bags system. The by-products ,.of the re-
- Suction plant can be sold an thus reduce
the expense of operation. . -
"jo; The street lighting . system of .our
. . lMnmvU In that OTlf1 CltV
j , t ).. nf well
A may aiaou " V. i ,
1U A charter convention 'should be
called as soon as possible so that Oroana
. may work under charter of Its own
.snaking and not be abllged to go to the
capital every time we want an addition
. or amendment, m .
i 11. The Improvement of the boulevara
and park system would be a. splendid
'way to advertise Omaha. Other pities
t.. anent millions v'to Omaha s
thousasds in boulevanl Improvements
Omaha has a fine boulevard system, laid
out. and It Is time -for public . spirited
officials to work toward the completion
and the beautificatlon of this magnificent
eystem of pleasure thoroughfares.
Recreation spots, play grounds and
municipal bath houses deserve .our care
ful attention. '
Money for Advertising
It is expected' that out or a number of
men invited; fifteen will be selected next
Monday evening to conduct the cam
paign. An office will be opened on the
eleventh floor of the City National Bank
building, and it Is stated that a schedule
of meetings will Je arranged.
4 campaign fund . will be secured for
picture cards of these six candidates and
for other advertising. ;
QH.Puluer .
" C.-H. Pulw, whoTias for the last five
years been in charge of the trunks, grips
,and hat departments at Haydeh Itros.,
has been appointed manager andvbyyer
of the men's furnishing department. He
la very well known in Omaha, as he has
been connected with the various furnish
ing goods stores here for the last fifteen
years.
ft-
Copies to Omaha to
Investigate Cause
' of Death of Son
ttrona- Winds (nase Nenralgtn.
Don't suffer, get a-25o bottle of Sloan's
UnlmenU it penetrates to the painful
parts at once. Kills the pain. All drug'
Cists. -Advertisement. .
The Boe Want Ads Are Ist Business
roosters.
a. W. Merrow. Hartford. Conn., has
arrived In the city and ha commenced
an Investigation to nsoertaln the causa
of the rienfh of his. son. Georgo Wv Mer
row, Jr., which occurred near Elkhom
last Tuesday night. -'
In a dying condition, young Merrow
was I found by William Qrewcock, a
farmer living near by." The young man
was alive, but died before medical aid
could arrive. When found a pistol lay
by his side and there was one -bullet hole
In his neck and another near the heart
The body was brought to Omaha and an
inquest held, the verdict of the coroner's
Jury being suicide.
The father of the young man is not
satisfied with the suicide theory, and with
Coroner Crosby he has gone to EJlkhom
to continue his investigation. 1
CREDITORS ASK THAT FIRM
, BE DECLARED BANKRUPT
I V ' BSBS
A petition his been filed In federal
court to have the A. G. Jaeger company,
$20 South Fourteenth streeV adjudged
bankrupt " ' x
vThe peTKion was filed by touts Wolf
Co., Boston, Mass.; 'the United' States
stamping -company, Moundsvllle, W. Va.,
knd the Omaha Crockery company.
"with claims respectively of $303, T7S and
$1.40..
The. petitioners claim that the. defend
ant while Insolvent committed an act
of bankruptcy la permitting the Kitchen
Brothers Hotel company to obtain a
preferred claim of 000 through legal
procinure. .
The former ' place of , business of the
defendant ha been closed for - several
weeks and on the door1 is a notice of
sheriff sals to be held April 10 to sat
isfy the claim mentioned.
LARGE ORDER PLACED FOR '
WAYNE STORAGE TANKS
T - '
The "safety first"-" movement hai an
sctlve supporter in the person ofJ. R.
Burleigh, president of the Basket Store
company. '
Believing that volatile should not be
kept above ground Mr. Burleigh has
placed en order for the complete tqulp
plng of all basket store In Omaba with
Wayne underground storage tanks and
self-measuring pumps.
r-The order consisted of thirteen systems
nd la the largest ever placed In thU
part of the country for the purpose.
"We find." said Mr. Burleigh, "there Is
till a large quantity of , kerosene used
despite the fact tha( the greater part of
the homes have gas or electricity, and It
! no unusual sight to see lamp burning
la many parts oL the city." - v
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.wilt irsy-Avii .'.
The popular crochet thread for heavy edg
" ings, for centerpieces, scarfs, table and piano'
covers, and for novelties, such a collar bag, cushion
tops, iiand bag and belts, l Article 804 Kloetsrsilk .
perls 1 oa, balls. Kloatsrsilk-loster la not affected
by years of wear and laundering. Thi smooth, even
thread is mad In whits, ecru, and all popular color.
'For all tatting and eroeketlng which rsqdTrca a flrsnty
twlstsd, high-luster thread, Axticls soS Klostsrsilk Cordon-
4iet Special is aoequaile. . .
Article 603 KJostersilk Cnrdonnet Special .
Mde la Wtif S'rl I Ct)'or Sitl v
1 14 io S & Wv iT
t 18 60 UaatBlue Red
20 'SO D.UtUiue Yellow
g y 70 tmk . Blac
SO 10O ISO LsvsaJsr Creaas "
Feru. ! 3. .l. 1. 0. 30. 40. 60. 60. 70
WUUllill-UlBll Int'
,1-- -I . .J It. IkMHjM 1 la I- .nV,U A Ml,k
illustrated Ssfiea book at year dsalvrs. Kloetswilli ft
sale evarywsi.
TV Thread Mills Company
TWead&dwD-s. v SIS W. Adsnss St, CUci
.Shopping list
rarCrsckttB
Handkfrrtii ed
nr, uucrtiou SB4 Ul
biK, um Art. Sot Coiw
eutuct Special, hili,
Tpwvt edsinc. snd
all Vvr tuch. An.
lo4 Perls. T Ulls.
or Art-Sus fcrls, Urgs
skeins.
boudoir caps. Jo
houtcts. Art. 6"a
(,mu, sua, ceWrt,
spools.
latanuf torketi, Art
7tt C rochet t loch,
vltita, beiis.
C'roes ttilch, laituls.
Art tit Manliatolon,
Vrnils, kellM.
k. k . A,
Llniiials, Art. Ufuk,
F reach acnbmiilefT,'
Initials, Art t Flocba,
. vbiia, akriaa.
trclets and Moos
puL Art. Sua Brewer
Suokul, arhata, taxioa.
Vadding aad so '.id
Art. Tat
rails, ball.
emhrrtuWy,
Jsaaa
Shadow work. Art.
Tta t lochs, wlutt, balls.
T owe la, pillow caacs.
Art. tai. I Tory Wluu,
akenajor Art. tai.vrajta,
bo loan.
Color! ssahrokAtfT,
Art. Sal. Indu or Art.
Sal. Hope, bolaors.
Snnday, April 18, 1915.
T I s t e r littrli and
Totrelss. Tonrth rloor."
.Burftess-Na8h Store News for Monday-
.KaelnslT sftnts for the.
famena tThlckSTliig ntii,
Phone Douglas 137
Unusual Attractions at Burgess -Nash Monday
New Tailored SUITS at $25
lit ' Took Uncle Sam and
.His American Engineers to
Build the PANAMA Canal
nnd you will feel a new pride in our
country's ncliicvcmcnt as you hoar tlio
story graphically told at any of the inter
esting lectures during the day in connec
tion with the '
EXHIBITION OF THE
Panama Canal Model
' NOW ON OUR FOURTH FLOOR
Every phase of the canal on shown in
miniature the hills and valleys, lakes and rivers,
dams and locks, topographically correct.' ' '
Be sure and see this eighth wonder of the -world
It's free, '
. Organise your Panama parties now-r-though
yon may never see the Canal,, here's the oppor
tunity to study 'the world's greatest engineering
tfeat. , -
V BURGESS-NASH COMPANY.
SERVICE!
That's our aim to bs of the
"srsatsst servto to ths rreat-
ask umber." B.nt we Invite
you to make free and genrrous use of our
'SUBSTATION OP THE V. 8. POSTOFFICE, affori
Ing every; aocommotlation In the postal service.
Place to pay RI.ECTRtC UOUT AND TELFPHONK
PIL,I. CASH' BANK CHECKS on-all banks. Make use
" of these conveniences let. us be. of service to you. It
x wlU be our pleasure. -
Silk GLOVES for
Summer Wear at
50c to $4a Pair
fills 1,1s Klove slock Is In reality
a i!illty Kluve sh'T, complete
with evoi ) tlilna silk that's new In
Style ami mlors.
Fancy emlirotilprert psttrn. hravy
stlt -hlns. Ions; or short k1ovsi.
Bnrss-lf ash Oe. Mala rioor.
Artistically Colored
Japanese Transparen
cies $2.50 to $29.50
THR product of one of the
most prominent Japanese ar
tists. Splendid selection, choice
colorings and designs. Platen for
hanging In windows, screens and
artistic Iteht domes, etc.
Bnrfsae-ITasti Co. Totirtfc PlooT,
Peri Lusta CROCHET
Cotton' Special
ACOMPLETK assortment In
white, ecru and colors
PUes l to' 10, spool 7o
Sizes 10 to SO. spool.... He
Pi?.ps 30 to R0, spool.. ..Op
Sizes 50 to 70, spool... tOc
Sites 70 to 150, spool... 11c
ROYA1, Society crochet cottons,
white and ecru, all slits,
spool. 7c.
Bargsss-sTasa Co. Third 11 oor.
That Will Establish a New Record for Value
Giving at the Price
A "ONK PlilCK" evont in which tailored suit of '
il distinctive stylo in "lively" modes indicate how
complete is our mastery of the art of reproducing
elegant fashions with results that especially are to
be noted in the matchless vnluc-piving.x
Silk Afternoon Frocks $25.00 ,
The silk frocks nt $25.00 are In charmlnn modes thst
accord with refined tastes; a remarkable diversity of lovely
models- In crepe meteor and Georgette crepe, In clever com
bination; nelglan blue, navy, sand color, black and all white.
Toppy Covert Coats $12.00 to $45.00
Now In 8ach Prime Favor With Hitiartly Coated Women
Worumbo covert, plain covert' snd striped covert coats,
each boasting; some Individuality .all Its own whether tt be
flaring, bolted or tailored In line. There are coats for every
type of flcure In any price you care to pay; $l2.oo to ftS.OO.
Other new coats In taffeta silk, satin, ftsbardlne, golflne
cords, chinchilla and serge, In street styles, "Travel fashions,"
motor coats and dress coats. -
Smart Golfing Skirts at $5.95'
In lovely colorings, rose, putty. apricot, rainbow and Thlte,
with pockets and belts. We consider them extreme values the
way they are are priced for Monday.
nrf s-Wssh Or. Bsooa Tloor.
Featuring a Display of Entirely New
and Distinctive Modes in OSTRICH
TRIMMED HATS, Monday $10.00
am
THE display presents an jndi
,' vi duality that is rarely found
in hats at this price.
Created by artist designers, who,
work with the most beautiful fab
rics and under French-inspiration.
Picture hats wltti i pastel-tinted os
trich tips. Colonial nets with swirls of
ostrich. Shepherdess hats, with droop
ing; ostrich plumes, and a splendid va
riety of -clever and unusual hats, all
with some touch of ostrich trimming.
You will be quick -to recognise their
unusual value.
Borfetta-irasa Co. Bsoond Floor.
Here's a Sale of Fancy Silks for Monday at
... , ' . ' "
49c and 79c That is of Unusual Importance
SEVERAL thousand yards of "plain . and fancy silks that are in great demand, for
w aists and dresses, offered very much under price Monday.. ,
The offering includes such pretty weaves as foulards, in neat designs and dots;
striped messalines, brocaded taffetas, 36-inch chiffon taffetas, 32-inch kimono silks, 26
inch black messalines, plain messalines and 24-inch all-silk pongee,' in natural color. Two
groups, at 49c and 79c the yard. "
Brocaded Crepe, do Chine a 98d
AIbo charmeuse silks, In a large selection of
light shades; also plain crepe de chins for
waists and underwear, and 42-lnch poplins, at 9Hc,
the yard.
Satin Striped Wash Silks, 88c .
. Especially desirable for waists, dresses and men's
shirts, white grounds with pretty colored stripes.
These pretty summer silks are the usual $1.00 and
$1.25 qualities, at HKc the yard.
An Exquisite Display of Silk Nets,
ShadowTLOUNCINGS, Etc., Usually
Priced at $2.00, for Monday, at 98c
' TN GREAT demand now for filmy Wonses, party dresses,
X. eto.- The choice of selection is exceptionally wide, includ
ing black and white silk nets, silk' and shadow flouncings,
embroidered net flouncings', cream and white silk all-overs
and flowered chiffons. The laces are in cream and white;
also two-tone effects, in widths 18 to 42 inches. Very special
A at 98c a yard. . ' . " ;
') Laces from 3 to 5 Inches wide, 10c
' Including linen cluny edges, net tpp laces and Normandy
vals. -
Embroideries, 2 to ZY2 inches wide, 10c.
On fine Siss, edes and insertions.
' . Embroidered yoiles at 39c Yard
An exceptionally pretty selection of embroidered voiles
or Swisses, flouncings 27 to 40 inches. Special for Monday.
' Boi-fees-aTaa. Co. Main rioor.
New BLOUSES Every Day
Give Festive Glimpses of Latest Modes
i
AND the revival of the
pretty fashion ; of short
sleeves is in hnppy accord
with the ivory tone of sheer
silky laces or .chiffons.
Originations , and copies oft
higher priced models, priced at
t:t.9ft to $25.00.
New White Organdie l)loues.
Priced $1.95,, $2.50 and $3.00
Brought by Friday's express,
in the newest ot laces and em
broideries. The selection Is ex
tremely, large and the values are
most tempting.
Taffeta Silks, 29c
24-Inch plain taffeta 11ka, in
navy, gray, reseda, pink, red,
Kelly green, tan, blue and brown.
Coating Pongee, $1.59
Extra heavy, 30 Inches ' wide,
natural color, the usual $2.00
Quality. .
Barr.arla Co Ms Is rioor.
" ' Chiffon Taffeta 98o
3-lnch black . chiffon taffeta,
beantlful high lustre, and a 'firm
quality.
Barg-ss-Tan Co. Bsooad Tloor.
A Display of "Made in America
White Goods Monday at 35c a Yard
BEAUTIFUL novelty voiles, 38 inches wide, an exquisito
sheer material with a fancy woven sfripe, copied from
, fVench novelties which, i imported, would command a re
tail price of more than double the price Monday. ,
' Sheer Crisp Organdies at 25c a Yard
Organdies are very much in demand tliis Koason sheer
crisp organdie, an exceptionally good quality, at 25c a yard.
Fancy Shadow Crepe, Usually 25c, at 15c
(j'oin dot marquisette, a sheer material, for "waists ur
6ummery dresses, 36 inches wide, usual 2fo quality. v
40-inch Sheer Lawn, 10c a Yard '
With a crisp batiste finish, ept'ially good for apron-
or dresses. . , y
, 30-inch Plisse Crepe, lCc a Yard
Soft finish, very desirable for underwear, ;?() inches wide.
-- - Bargss.Vask Cawafala Tloor-Bouth Alsls. . V
Room Size RUGS Values to $19.5Q
Offered Monday at Choice $12.00
The colorings are
THE offering la Indeed a remarkable one embracing a most at
tractive line of velvet and Axmlnster rugs, 9x18 feet, In a new
spring pattern, both floral and oriental in design.
the very newest and extremely pleasing.
i a. . $15.00 BRUSSELS RUGS AT $9,95
Another room-size rug special that will appeal to many borne
providers 9x13 feet, made of good, heavy ..Brussels, suitable for
dining room, living room or Bleeping, room.
$4.50 AX1MINSTER RUGS FOR $3.25' '
Axmlnster rugs, size 36x63 inehes, new patterns and colorings,
splendid values at '14. GO; very special at $3.25.
Barrssa-aTaali Co. TMrfl Tloor. '
Extreme Values
in Dress Goods
45c and 69c Yd
TP o'"' groups, including
such favored materials as
storm gerres,
poplins, fancy
checks, . French
cloths, shepherd
stripes, plaids -and
granite cloths.'
trip, fancy
' serges crene :
checks, Roman
hattKta IS in'
44 Inches wide and In aa unusu
ally large selection of cqlors.
aorrsw-Vaah 0e MsJ rioor.
Beautiful New Marquisette and Voile Curtains, Usual
$2 and $2.50 Yalues, Featured Monday at $1.45
THE values are Indeed most-unusual. Embracing a big selection of
the very newest patterns in the finest quality marquisette and
voile, with cluny edges, Every pair Is In the latest designs, and are
shown in white, ecru and beige. . - -
They are really $2.00 and $2.50 values, but Monday, $1.45 the pair.
THESE VOILE CURTAINS THAT WERE TO
$1.50 ARE RARE BARGAINS AT ,85c
-There are over one hundred pairs in this lot." Made of a
quality voile, some with insertion and lace edges.
25c" MARQUISETTE .FOR CURTAINS 17c
Marquisette of very heavy quality, extra fine weave, very desirable
for bedrooms, dining room and summer cottage furniture.
3Cc AND 35c BORDERED MARQUISETTE, 19c
Marquisette and voile,' with pretty' bordered edges, fine quality, the
usual 30c and 35c quality. Very special Monday at 10c a yard.
good
axress-Taah Co-Tfcjrd rioor.
Home, Garden and LawnNecessities
ll.-J-LsMP'LMlJ
$1.75 O-So-Ezy Mop, $1.19
The O - So - Usy
triangular shaped
mop, one qll mop,
one dust mop, one
handle and a can
of oil ... $1.11)
&Oc Home OH
Outfit, IV
The Home OH out
fit, consisting of u
2 5c bottle of horn
oil, a 10c new style
1
-
V'V
oil can and a ISo
sharpening stone
for ,. 18c
National cedar oil
polish, made In
Omaha, the all
around polish and
duster oil, 7-oz. bot
tle, 25c; 16-os. bot
tle, ftOcj quart bot
tle, 8)o. Demonstra
tor to show the
quality of this oil.
Cedollne oil mops,
special 8ic
59c Enamelware at 19c
Including 10-qt.
water pails, 3
qt. coffee pots,
6-qt. covered
Berlin sauce
pans, values to
69c; only, one fit
each to customer
at
Household Necessities
C o m b 1 n a tlon
ran opener. . 1
Large round
graters . . . .tic.
Wooden mixing
poons . . . . .Oc
Good toilet pa
per holders. .Wc
While. m.lui
teaspoons . . ,
3ood kitchen
knives Uo
Japanned coat
and hat hooks,
dozen 5c
10 snap mice
Ira lis loc
Borfsss-Sraia
Patent egg sllc
ers for .. . .4c
One cup. flour
sifter , .ih
Asbestos sad
Iron holder ,5c
Shoe string po
tato cutters
for iVSc
3- plece alumi
num measuring1
spoons c
4- plece alumi
num measurlnii
poons . . ,a,Tc
I'le trimmers,
for 35c
Co -Bssement.
Lawn Mower Specials
Little Shaver. 14 and 16-ln. slzesi
8-in. drive wheel, at fi.no
lC-ln electric, 9-ln. drive wheel,
ball bearing, splendid value $5.oo
lh-ln. Junior, 4-blade, 10-ln.
drive wheel. Special. ,$7.0U
Craws catchers at 45c
10c
Garden Hose
Guaranteed red hose, moulded
-ln. slie, per foot 17e
IUack mist, H-in. hose, 5-ply, in
60-foot lengths, complete. .93.98
, Household Necessities
Kgg timers. 10c , Asbestos sad
Patent
cutters
Dover
palls .
Cake
for . . ,
Nickel
noodle
.... 5(o
sanitary
. . . .40C
turners,
3c
plated
towel bars . .9e
Broom holders,
for 5c
Asbestos mats.'
for .5o
Asbestos ' toast
ers for .. . .10c
Iron holders. So
Mrs. Potts' sad
Iron holders, tc
Large flour
sifter for .. .7c .
Long handleo.
dish mops . .5c
Flesh forks.
wood bandies,
for ..5c
plotted bastlns
spoons, . wooden
handles . . . .Bo -
Burt-asa-aTaah "it Tmssmsnt.
Sporting Goods
of all kinds In com
plete assortments,
Fourth Floor. '
rr-Arrr rtra mrs--! -.-.ts
- w s- ww t - w a Vl ts
Plax Cards
great variety of
tylea at Stationery
Section.
