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MARTENS TO HAYE
HOMES FOR SELYES
School Kiddie Are Building Homei
in the Manual Training
Schools.
BOOM FOR EACH OF FAMILY
The martens, among the most ex
elusive of the local bird social set,
are baring neat little bouses built
for them by the boys In the manual
training departments of the public
schools. Dr. 8olon R. Towne, archi
tect extraordinary for the birds, gate
his adTlce, and the United States gov
ernment furnished some bulletins on
the subject. Mrs. George A. Joslyn
also was brought Into consultation.
These birds require Individual
rooms In their houses, with openings
(between the rooms, so they may visit
back and forth.
The school children hare started work
on 90 bird houses which will be placed
in the parks early next spring. Miss
Helen Thompson, supervisor of manual
training:. Is directing the work.
Waist measurements of the birds are
being taken. This Is necessary In the
construction of these houses. Tor in
stance, the opening of a wren house must
be about the sis of a quarter, that the
sparrows may not enter and drive out
the little wrens. It Is said nothing- gives
more delight to a sparrow than to usurp
the domicile of a wren. When the wren
builds its own home it Instinctively makes
the opening so small that other birds can
net enter.
Mr. and Mrs. Owl will not have homes
built for them. Why? Because they hoot
and make mournful sounds and wake up
the other birds when they try to sleep.
The owl is non persona grata, ostracized.
In bad.
Bohemian Daily
Launched in Omaha
: Monday, Afternoon
The first Bohemian daily paper west
of Chicago will Issue Its first number in
Omaha Monday afternoon. It will be the
' Dally Pokrok, and will have eight pages
on week days, sixteen pages on Sunday,
and will give its readers throughout the
middle west fresh reliable news dally. .
Vac and Lumlr C. Buresh and Mrs.
M. Buresh are the owners of the new
dally, which has modern equipment, in
cluding a Goes press, at its home on
Bouth Thirteenth street. Omaha and
Nebraska will benefit greatly among the
Bohemians through the new paper, for
it will boost the middle west. Instead of
Chicago, as all other Bohemian dailies
do -now.
The Dally Pokrok la the latest develop
ment' from the Pokrok .Zapadu, estab
lished .and owned originally by the late
Edward Kosewater. He- started it a few
months after he founded The Bee, ' In
1S71. Tte Tpkrok Zapadu-is still published
V here and has a wide sphere of Influence
among the properdui Bohemians of the
- middle West The Buresh interests, which
now own It entirely, .also have? seven
branch' papers, published at' Schuyler
and Crete, Neb.; Wilson, Kan.; Tyndall.
B. D., Cedar Rapids, la., and Bf- Paul,
Minn. They also publish a semi-monthly
farm Journal, Cesko Aroericky Vlnkov.
The editorial staff of the Daily Pokrok
will Include Otto Charvat, V. Pribyl, ,T.
W. Kroupa and Emll Tuma.
Mrs. Kahler Sues
for Personal Damages
Mrs. Henrietta Kahler, wife of Harry
Kahler, chauffeur, killed In a West
Dodge accident October 2J, has started
suit against the Unique Auto Livery
company, fcy which he was employed, and
asks 120.600 damages, alleginK that she
suffered the loss of her left eye and
other Injuries In the accident. The hus
band was driving the car and the cor
oner's Inquest found Kahler's death to
have been accidental, following evidence
that the party had bought liquor at road
houses. Mrs. Kahler does not mention her hus
band In her suit for damages for her
own Injuries. She bases her claim upon
the allegation that she had hired the
auto and that "a reckless driver and
poor vehicle" were furnished by the
company.
County Attorney Magney will secure
names of witnesses to the night liquor
sales at roadhouses and says he will
look up the case with a view of possible
prosecution If sufficient evidence Is ob
tainable. The coroner's Jury recom
mended that such places be closed by the
herlff.
Hallowe'en Party
in Church Parlors
A Hallowe'en party was riven Friday
evening by the young people of Ft.
Mark's Lutheran church. Twentieth and
Burdette streets, in the basement ot the
church. The rooms weie profunely decur
kted with cornstalks, black rats, pump
k'lis, etc. Pumpkin face grinned gro
tesquely from every corner. Black cats
and witches mounted on brooms swept
uncannily through the air. The electrio
light bulbs were shaded by yellow and
black leaves and the walls were decorated
In a scheme of yellow "and black. The
young folks wore fantastic costumes.
There were many games of wlerd and
mystic nature that amused the large
crowd until a late hour and a special
surprise was furnished in the nature of
the refreshments.
The committee in charge of the affair
consisted of Misses Mare a Meyer, Ines
Casberg, Lottie OehrU, Helen Puis,
Rachel Shults and Messrs. Elmer Ban tin
nd Fred Krtebs.
Wells Accused
ofKUlingWife
I'nlted States Marshal Fly tin brought
Charles Wells, an Indian accused of kill
ing his wife, from Pender Saturday.
The grand Jury refused to indict Wells
for murder, but did Indict him for assault
with Intent to kill. This was done be
cause there was no direct proof that
bis wife had actually died from the
wounds Inflicted by her ausband. Wells,
it Is asserted, will plead guilty to the
charge on whloh he was Indicted.
Twenty prisoners, besides a number of
Indicted persons out on bond, will be ar
raigned before Judge T. C Munger in the
federal court Monday afternoon to plead.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1915.-
Wsw Yletor Beeerds for.
"sTovember Vonrth Tloot
BURGESS-NASH STORE NEWS FOR MONDAY-
Tn Omaha Only Here Caa
"Ton Buy the Chjckertng
-PHONE DOUGLAS 137.
The Stage of Your Store Burgess-Nash Is
Set for Another Wonderful Month's Business
Beautiful Windows that Tell
of Greater Beauties Within
TF the eyes are the windows of the soul, it might be said
A that the character of a store is revealed through its
display windows.
The Store buildings appear gray and sombre to one
6tandinsr at a distance of a City Block, but on nearer ap
proach the store's bright eyes the DISPLAY WIN
DOWS give a special microscopic vision of the more
extensive show of beautiful things within.
Just now our window displays of money-saving sug
gestions are even more attractive than usual one of the
eights of the City and worthy of a special visit for their
own beauty alone. In beauty of styles in effective and
"artistic arrangement, and in the splendid values shown,
they have no equal in Omaha.
Whenever you are down town make it a point to visit
our Sixteenth and Harney Street display. It will repay
you. BURGESS-NASII COMPANY.
Newly Received Featuring Particularly
New Blouse Modes
$2.95, $3.95, $5.95 to $25.00
GEORGETTE Crepes, Soiree Silks, Crepe de Chines, Ara
bian Silk Laces and other of Autumn's new Silks, in a
limitless array of effective new designs.
Burgess Bash Co. eeoBd moot.
. FEET ARE A FEATURE
"P RETTY shoos are as necessary as pretty clothes, and will be; the
doctor of the land have made trailing skirts as unpopular as the
funny papera did dueling. The trails were quite as foolish as the
duel and Just about as deadly.
We feature Thomas Cort's boots. Kozack and McLoughlln's eve
ning slippers in exclusive designs, together with other makes.
Boots, $5.00 to $10.00
Slippers, $5.00 to $12.00
Bnrress-sTaah Co. Second rioor.
JUST IN BY EXPRESS:
An Attractive Display of the
Much Wanted Plaid Silks
TI1ERR Is probably no other silk weave so much In demand today a
the plaids and stripes, and naturally the supply does not meet
the demand. We received by express Saturday, In time to place on
' display Monday, a very attractive line of the new plaid and striped
Bilks In a wide selection of color combinations. 27 to 36 inches wide,
price range 98c to $1.95 the yard.
Black Silks to $1.39, Monday 98c
Including:
42-Inch All Silk Crepe de Chine.
42-Inch Bilk Poplin, splendid weight.
86-lnch Peau de Sole, raven black.
?. 0-Inch Chiffon Taffeta of high lustre. .
S 6-Inch Costume Taffeta, rich black.
'i 6-Inch Princess Messallne, heavy quality.
36-Inch Heavy Black Satin Duchess.
36-Inch Black Messaline, 69c
Soft satin finish, excellent lustre and very desirable for dresses and
waists full one yard wide.
42-Inch Marquisette at 79c
Very much In demand for veiling, gowns and sleeves, all the moet
wanted shades, also black and white, in plain and self-tone stripe.
Fancy Silks at 79c and 98c
Consisting of taffetas in plain and fancy foulards in neat designs,
plaid silks, crepe de chine, poplin, etc., new shades, special values.
Borffess-lTasa Co Mala Floor.
Personal
GREETING CARDS
IORKSIOHT In ordering your
Personal Greeting Cards for
the holiday will save you that last
minute rush. A Christmas mes
sage loses none of Its vslue by
an early arrival, but has no sen
timent at all If It comes too late.
Prepare for this. Visit our Sta
tionery Engraving Department In
the North Aisle, Main Floor, and
place your order from our new
sample books.
arre -Hash Co fal rioor.
The New Victor Rec
ords For November
INCLUDE! many pleaatng num
bers, both vocal and instru
mental. Come and let us play
them for you.
No. 74447 "Rosamund Entr'
acte" by Maude Powell. Violinist.
No. 87222 "Faust" by Ruffo,
Baritone.
No. 87230 "Serenata" by Mc
Oormack, Tenor, and Krelsler,
Violinist.
No. 36491 Gems from "Lady In
Red" by Victor Light Opera Co.
Also "They Didn't Believe Me"
(from "Girl from Utah.")
Snrress-Wfteh Co. Toarth rioor.
An Exclusive
Hair Cutting
Parlor for Children
T?OR the convenience of parents,
and also for more scientific and
careful cutting of children's hair,
we have opened In the I1LACK
AND WH1TH ROOM on the Sec
ond Floor, a hair cutting parlor
for children.
It Is as clean and sanitary as It
looks. Mothers msy leave their
children here with perfect confi
dence while they themselves go
shopping, or they msy wait In the
BLACK AND WHITE ROOM If
they so prefer.
Other features of the Black and
Walt Boom are: Kairdresslnir, gham.
poolag, loalp aad racial Massage,
vmrvpoay. sto.
arress-JTash Ob. Second rioor.
Notion Specials
Powder Puffs, all lacs, each . ...loo
Mother's daatlo Maternity Braoe.
r' i , S1.TS
Shoulder Supporters at $1.00
Celluloid Ball Crochet Holders, at.
each , loo
Net Brassieres, with shield, each, BOo
Shoe Trees, pair I.. Be
Sanitary Aprons,' each , . . loo
Sanitary Napkins, dosen i . .ftse
Real Human Hair Nets, I for ....Boo
Machine OH Cans, each to
Buoy Coat and Drees Hangers, pink
and blue, each .10o
Wavy Wire Collar Btays. for.... Bo
Buckles Forms, all slses, esrh ....Bo
Snap Tspe, yard loe
Bust Forma, Jersey covered, at...B8o
Collapsible Dress rm, IS. SO for 18. SB
Mercerised Crochet Cotton, all num
bers, white and ecru, ball lOo
Bnrgess-sTasn Co. Mala rioor.
Charming Exhibition of New
Suits, Coats and Frocks
A Store Fall of Newness Fashion's Latest Decree from Every Land
Exquisite and artistic designs wonderfully reproduced in
beautiful fabrics; an exposition of unparalleled charm.
For Daytime, Evening, Street, Travel, Formal Wear
Coats and Wraps
$25, $35, $45 to $125
Reflect Autumn's
Splendor
Street, motor, utility and
evening typea are proffered
In wool velours, sturdy
tweeds, Bolivia cloth and
velvet.
Furs to adorn are lavishly
employed.
Tailleur Suits
$25, $35, $50 to $150
TUB mROES9-NASH showing of the
more exclusive suit models depicts the ten
dency towsrd extreme elegance In mater
ials and design.
Highly-colored Afternoon suits. Street
suits accentuated with Kur, Novelty suits
with pronounced flare.
Original conceptions and adapta
tions ot Paris models are an espe
cially welcome feature
Glittering, Gorgeous Evening Gowns
and Frocks Petite for Afternoons
$25, $30, $40, $50 to $250
BURGESS-NASII modes are individualized and will not be
come commonplace by repetition. Many charming innova
tions in quaint nosegay ed patterns and crinolined flare are in
troduced, every frock personally selected by our own Fashion
experts. There are
Hequlnrd Nets "Claire de I.nne" Velvets
Waterfall Bilks Chiffon Velours lUye
Stains aud Striped Silks
And In between Season's Frocks, most moderately priced.
BarffMsWlTMli loomd .floor.
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This Sale of Table and Household Linen
15 to 25 per cent Under Present Quotations
I
F you have present or anticipated needs of this sort
sale. The prices in every Instance are way belos
Satin Table Damask, 95c
All linen, satin finish. 70 Inchea wide, beautiful
new designs, at OBc the yard.
Table Damask at $1.19
Extra heavy, beautiful satin finish, 70 Inches wide,
seven designs from which to select, $1.10 the yard.
Napkins, l4 to y9 Underprice
Odd napkins, discontinued patterns, breakfast or
dinner else, wide selection of patterns; were $1.60 to
$10.00 a doten, now, $ 1.05 to fO.AO the dosen.
Napkins, at lOo Each
All Unen, slue 22x22-lnch. mismatched patterns,
but a good quality, at, 10c each.
Madeira Napkins
Hand embroidered corner effects and machine
scalloped. Monday, at, 93.00 the doieu
Huck Toweling, 25o
14-Inch fancy huck toweling, all Unen, floral and
It will be greatly to your advantage to attend tMa
' present quotations.
tripe designs, usually 8 Be, Monday, 85c the yard.
Glass Crash, at 9c
Qlass crash for dish towels, red checks; Monday,
the yard, c.
Towels and Wash Cloths
Turknlt wash cloths in pink, blue or white-border,
regular 60 valnes, Monday, each, Sc.
Turkish Bath Towels, 15c
Extra heavy Turkish bath towels, hemmed ends
and full bleached, else 31x40, Monday, each, 13c.
Turkish Bath Towels, 25c
Extra large slse, 16x60, hemmed ends, usually 40c,
Monday, each, 95c.
Huck Toweling, at 50c
All linen buck toweling, In 16, 18 and 22-Inch,
floral design, Monday, the yard, 50c.
Remarkable Display of Handkerchiefs
Suggestive of Early Holiday Selection
YOU'LL find every conceivable kind and style in this dis-
play. Women's plain white linen, embroidered cor
ners, solid colors, colored edges, real Madeiras lace, trim
med, character designs, Initial, and children's handkerchiefs.
Men's plain white, Initial, colored border, etc.
Price range, 2 He to $7.50 each.
Burr.ss-JTasa Co Main Floor.
You'll Have a Hard 1 ime Duplicating
THESE DRESS GOdDSAT98c
THEY'RE qualities that usually retail at $1.50 the yard, all wool and
a wide selection of weaves and colors.
64-Inch fancy stripe skirting.
64-Inch lincoln plaid, new colorings.
. 60-Inch storm serge, new street shades.
4 4-Inch shadow Stripe French serge.
4 8-Inch fine French serge, new shades.
4 8-Inch granite cloth, new shades.
8nrrs-Bran Co. Mala rioor. 42-lnch all-wool crepes.
"You Must Fit Your Waist"
Is the Latest Fashion Edict
WARNKU'S Corset is an
authoritative style, and it is
the first aid to retaining your
youthful appearance.
You can rest every bit as well
with your corset on as off if it
is a Warner's. Yes, and you can work,
too, and feel rested.
If you wear a Warner's you will never ba
conscious of your corset you will not only
feel comfortable, but you will know that
your figure is properly shaped.
Every Warner Style is scientifically mod
eled over a human figure, which accounts for
its easy fitting and perfect shaping.
$1 Up Every Pair Guaranteed
Ak to See the New Models
nrgMs-sTasn Co. Second Floor.
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BTO(EESBMASIHI BASEMENT. STORE
At the Flannel Dept.
Viyella Wool flannels are the best;
they are 31 inches wide, do not shrink.
Complete line of pink and blue stripes.
White, cream, red, pink 2Q
and baby blue, yard OOC
Wool Flannels', 25c
Wool flannels for men's and boyo'
shirts, dresses, etc. Gray, tan, green,
blue, brown also light grounds with
colored stripes, a splendid
new lot, at, yard s&OC
At the Muslin Dept.
The well known 80c Pequot-Utice, and Bur
naacc Mheets, sice 72x90, ready for aq .
use, at, each OaC
Nainsook. 10 Yard, $1.10
40-lnch Knickerbocker Nainsook, box of 10
yards, worth $1.80, on sale
Monday, at, 10 yards for. . . . ,
$1.19
On the Bargain Squares
7ic
18c Utility Flannel, 7Hc
Utility flannel. 32 Inches wide, light and dark,
gray grounds, black and colored woven stripes,
the Ideal fabric for making shirt waists, pa
jamas, gowns, house dresses, etc.
18c value, at
10c and 12 He Ginghams, 6c
Striped, checked and ginghams In plain col
ors. The regular 10 and 12V4o J"
grade. From the bolt, at, yard uC
Rllkolines, THr
Yard wide, finest quality sllkollnes, the new
est colorings and designs for making comfort
ers. Thousands of yards to select 1
from. Desirable lengths. Yard.... 2 C
Duckling Fleece Kimono flannel, Lerma
fleece dress flannels, best quality outing flan
nels, shaker flannels, canton flannels, etc.,
each odd length averaging from 2 to It yards,
has been correctly measured. Yardage and
price has been marked on each remnant. Se
lection can easily be made. The saving is
from lo V4 on the reg- 1 I D5
ular selling prices .3 10 2 ITlCe
Bnrrss-Tssb Co. assm.nt.
At the Cotton Batt Dept.
lluby batts, hand rolled, long staple
cotton, regularly 14o grade, r
sale price, roll XvIC
Cotton Ohallies, 3l2o
Trouville cotton challies, 24 inches
wide, from the bolt at, o
yard ,.... jtC
At the Blanket Dept.
Extra quality wool finished and part wool
blankets, many are silk bound double bed
and extra large bed slses blue and white,
pink and white, gray and white, tan and
white, two-Inch block checks and pretty
plaids. Also plain gray, tan and white with
pretty contrasting borders up to 0 QQ
$4.60 values, at, pair 3).70
Ratine Comforters, 93.50
Slse 72x80, Satlne covered comforters,
scroll stitched, filled with new CO Crt
corded cotton, at, each )m.OU
Lace Curtains at 69c Each
Imperfections of the Usual $3.00 to $5.00 a Pair
EXTRA 7. ,ot in;
eludes most
every kind of curtain one or
two pair of a pattern and kind.
Curtains that were priced reg
ularly at $3.00 to $5.00 a pair,
but owing to the fact that some
have become slightly damaged
from display wo offer you
choice Monday in tiCk
the basement for, each.Oa-IC
$1.25 Curtains, 65c Pair.
Including madras, nottlngham and
scrim In white end ecru, all 2 V yards
long. Hlg variety of desirable pat
terns. Regularly priced to fT
$1.28 the pair. Monday, hKp
in the basement at, palr..
75c Lace Curtains, 39c a Pair.
Nottingham lace curtains. In white and ecru, all 2tt yards long; wide
selection of styles snd patterns; desirable for bedroom hang- on .
lugs; Monday, In the basement, at, pair . . .' 02C
urrs-sTsh Co. Jsss.nt.Bt.
Uvtf tsP
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Housefurnishing Needs
Bread Boxes, sani
tary white enameled,
round corners, venti
lated, two sizes, spe
cial at 80o and 40c.
Waste Paper Bas
kets, made of straw
braid, very strong,
assorted colors and
shapes. 69c values, 40c,
white enameled
lipped preserving kettles, 8 and 8
quart slses, 69c values, 3c.
L
tsm Ufa
White and
65c Pure Aluminum
Sauce pans,
Quality First Cj
ST . t! "mi"
T m i n u m
1892 Wa.ro double lip
ped sauce pans, 6-pint slse, C5c
value. A limited number, Mon
day, at, 80c.
O-80-Eiy Oil Mop combination,
consisting of one oil mop, ouo
chemically treated dust mop, one
J he size O-So-Kry oil; $1.75 value,
at 1.10.
Savory Roasters, seamless, sani
tary, self-basting, self-browning.
Lsrge size. Light gray enamel
finish, $2.28 value, special, 91.89.
Whit, anil whits enamel.. Bake
fans with handles, large slse. value
lie. at. 1K.
Retlnned Wire Coat Hangers, I
for So.
Tooth Picks, hardwood. World's
Fair Improved, smooth finish, 19c
vain.. Be.
Trash and Kubblsh burners, mad.
of heavy galvanized Iron wir just
th. thing tu 1'iirn leaves In. sixes.
1.CQ, S1.S8, SS.50.
arress-aTash Cov-asemami.
Personal Shopping Service
Is a department of expert shoppers se
lected by ns to be of assistance to our
customers. No charge Is made and our
shoppers render every service possible.
BURGESS-
"eye ryd orrrb .otore
Send Ut Your Mail Orders
Your mall orders sent here will re
ceive the same prompt and courteous
attention as if you made a personal visit.
BURGK38-NA8H CO.
