TTIK OMAHA SUNDAY BKE: FEBRUARY 13, 1916.
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SHYSICIAN WRITES
1 OF SCARLET FEYER
Chicago Expert Says Omaha Health
Departmejit Properly Takinp
Cftr of Epidemic.
HE ADVISES MORE INSPECTION
Health Commissioner Connell wrote Dr.
W. A. Evans of Chlcnro an outline of the
csrlet fever situation In Omaha, explain
ing what haa been doni by the health fle
rartment Dr. ETant la former health
commissioner of Chicago and la well
known throughout tho country In hla pro
Oaalon. Hla reply to Dr. Connell read
as follows:
CHICAGO. Feb. 10. -Dear Dr. Connell:
1 nave your letter of February 8 cncloelne;
Utter to Dr. Cane of February 7. I ain
mire the meaaurea you ore employing will
fontrol the epidemic, and my few mi
teRtlona are of minor Importance and
I should not be allowed to Interfere with
our program.
I think you are eomewhat overdoing
lather than leaving undone. If you will
make your paper program a little caaler
you will get better observance.
One nurse to three achoola ia scarcely
enough now that your disease la broad
cast m tne community.
Tou do not mention school physicians,
rhere should be at feast a few to aee
noubtrul caws.
I doubt the advlsabllitr of taklnr all
rhlldren from Infected homes out of school
and keeping them out for at least eight
days. It In better to register them and
require them to attend school but to be
Inspected the first thing es.cn morning.
The allghteat cold or other ailment In
such a child should call for quarantine.
Spend less money on fumigation and
put It in Inspectors and nurses. Fumi
gation of cars, picture halls, achoola. etc.,
can be done away wlih. Providence and
some other places do not fumigate homes.
Peeling as a basis for termination of
quarantine holds aome canes too long.
Throat, nose and ear conditlona Is a bet
ter criterion.
It strike me you ought to have more
Inspectors especially school Inspectors,
and nurses and contagion Inspectors
among your milkmen.
A proper ruin is ono tenulrlng appro
priate treatment of the throat (eara and
nose when required) during Illness and
also during convalescence.
I feel certain, doctor, that most of these
pointa you cover, but you failed to note
them in your letter to Dr. Case.
i Old South Side City
Hall Burns, Driving
Sleepers Into Gold
The old Riley block. 4D08-10-12 South
aventy-elxth, South Bide, was the scene
' . ... . I , ... ... (M
vi m apecisguiar ii i n i v.ou s, in. xne
place haa been Inhabited by peventy-flve
persona, moat of them packing house em
ployes. Fifteen women were among those
who were routed out when a gasoline
steve explosion In one of the rooms
started a blase.
The building ta of brick and frame
construction and of an old type. Whop
the fire department arrived the fright
ened dwellers of the building were hur
rying downatalrs with trunks and other
personal effects. Men, women and chil
dren were exposed to the chilly air.
Women threw blankets ' over tho little
ones and the mon tried to save clothes
and furniture.
After a struggle of an hour and a half
the firemen had the blase under control.
The second story of the building was
damaged. It was toot -determined just
how the explosion' occurred, . but the
theory la that an early riser was prepar
ing his breakfast., .The Joes was S2.600.
The building"' waa used for city hall
purposes before the new municipal build
ing was opened. The building was the
property of Judge W. A. Redlck. .
LEADER AT THE MID-WINTER
HOLINESS CONTENTION.
ArarsT n. nilhov
Of Portland, Ore.
The Omaha Holiness association haa
arranged to hold a fourteen days' con
vention In the First United Evangelical
church, commencing Sunday, at 3 o'clock.
Evangelists Cox and Nelson, will have
charge. Services every afternoon and
evening. These people lay no claim to
fanaticism, come-outlsm, or any other
Ism that haa to do with modern religious
fakes; their claim Is for the Bible gospel.
Funeral Services
for Harry Cummings
Eighteen New Cases
of Scarlet Fever Are
Reported by Connell
Eighteen new scarlet fever cases re
ported during the last twenty-four hours
brings tho total for the month up to 15
There were five removals of quaran
tine since Friday. Three children at thi
Detention home on Bancroft street have
been reported among the scarlet fever
victims. Mona Erie of Casper, Wya.,
called at the office of a physician, who
pronounced the case scarlet fever.
I. test cases reported to the health of
fice are as follows:
Walter Oerke. 8024 Dodge.
Victor Rngelman. 2R25 California.
B. M. O Hara. 2961 Harris.
Earl Vandercreek, Detention home.
Hasel Davie, Detention home.
Mabel Keyes, Detention home.
Henry Deutch. 1728 South Eighth.
Doll. 3101 Miami.
Htock. 3017 South Plxteenth.
Ethel Morria, 38 South Twenty-second,
rear.
Arthur Carlson, 4M Grant
Keith Damond, 410 North Sixteenth
second floor.
V fhlparek, 2218 Grant.
Bolter, 12 South Fourth.
Mona Brlce. Casper Wjra.
Helen Stelnhauer, 1M1 Olln avenue.
John Rearrion, 3420 Boyd.
Pam Thacker, 4211 Brsklne.
Removed to City hospital.
BARACA-PHILATHEA RALLY
TO BE SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Following Is the program for tho
Earaca-Philathea rally at the First Con
gregational church Sunday afternoon at
I o'clock:
Fifteen-Minute Song Service Mr. O.
Campbell, chorister.' special ' organist.
.Scripture and Prayer Rev., F. W.
Ieavltt.
i Bar&ca and Phllatlica Business Meeting
Mary Ammona and Denton E. Cleve
land, presiding.
Recitation Miss Ruth Miller.
Address County Attorney George A.
Magney.
Address J. G. Masters of Omaha Hls-h
I school.
Cornet Solo Dr, A. D. Laird.
Awarding of banners.
Benediction J. F. Young.
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The funeral of Harry I Cummings,
well known broker, club man and real-
dent of this vicinity for over a quarter
of a century, who died Friday morning,
w11 be held 'this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the residence, 3910 Harney
mirmt TlitHa 1 will - Kjk nrlvatji HlirUi
mmings, a brother; Charles Russell,
the brother-in-law, and Roy Russell, a
nephew, are here from Kansas City for
the funeral. Rev. T. J. Mackey, rector of
All Saints church, will officiate. The
body win be placed In the receiving vault
at Forest Lawn cemetary temporarily.
Active pallbearers:
J. 8. Brady, J. R Russell,
A. P. Oulou, C. A. Hull.
U a. Doup, ' B. P. peck.
Honorary pallbearers:
A. 8. Patrick, E. Buckingham,
B. P. Schoentgen. C. W. Hull.
O. 8. Hoffman, A. M. Jeffrey,
F. A. Brogan,
tx w. inxon,
Luther Drake,
R. C. Howe,
Charles Pickens,
W. H. McCord,
A. G. Beeson.
Pythian Knights
Confer Degrees
aassaiassssHBBaB
Nebraska lodge. No. 1, Knlghta of
Pythias, conferred the rank of Page
last Monday evening, the new officers
receiving much praise from visiting
members for the excellent manner In
which the degree was conferred. After
full Justice had been rendered to the
sumptuous repast prepared by Brothers
Arnold and Brown the members enjoyed
an old-fashioned talk feet and card aoclal,
brothers Fife' and Rothols, as usual,
eVSBaJBslninaT stellar honors at cards.
Brother ' Harrison did very well, consid
ering. ' Brother Fife had occasion to
assert, with much emphasis, that "no
gentleman would lead from a sneak.
Monday evening of this week the lodge
will confer the rank of Esquire on a
class of candidates, and all Knights are
earnestTy requested to attend. A "stag"
party Is promised for the near future.
FUNERAL OF CHARLES THORP
IS TO BE HELD HERE TODAY
The funeral of Charles Thorpe, former
premier Jockey, who died Friday morn
ing, will be held Sunday afternoon at
from Hoffman's ohapel. Twenty
fourth and Dodge streets. The body
will be taken Monday to Geneva for
burial. Geneva Is the former home of
Thorpe, where he lived before he started
his career oa the turf.
A. . Ahlman of the Merchants hotel
was yesterday able to locate his brother
In Haynes. N. D.
FATHER OF HOLDUP VICTIM
COMPLIMENTS DETECTIYES
IIU
1-aunJ
CI. is
M. Whlttaker. father of Earl Whlttaker,
Jndry company, wai held up January
strong In his to tee for the police
dipaitment, especially Detectives P.lch
and Pasanowakl, who In less than a week
y.a rrate4 and secured a confession
from the two men who accomplished the
tobbery. Gilbert and Arnold Do ran now
await trial In the district court for this
SLDd other offei
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Sunday, February 13, 191&-
BUROESS-NASH STORE NEWS FOR M0NDAY-
Phone D. 137
There's Newness In Every Nook and Corner
Around
The Store
GOING round about the store
one often by chance over
hear! bits of conversation, and
very often this conversation Is In
reference to tome feature of the
tore.
Only the other day two ladles
passed by the writer, and these
words drifted back; "I do all my
buying here."
A short sentence, but one that
carries with It a treat deal of
weight, because our dally in
crease Indicates that more and
more each day the buying public
does all Us buying here that we
are continually saining In busi
ness strength that we are of a
"Greater service to a greater
Number."
A store of superior values, of
quality, of service, of attractive
ness. A store where the comfort and
satisfaction of the customer are
the foremost consideration,
tusday, res. I, mt.
BUROESS-NASH COMPANY.
Here's a Remarkable Clearaway of
LACE CUURTAE
MS
H
N1AY
REMARKABLE from every point of view the great quantities, the range of selection and tho wonderful values. It's
a sale that should and will interest overy housewife who reads or hears of this announcement. Here's the way the
curtains will go Monday:
Salesmen's Sample Curtains of Marqui
sette and Scrim, were 65c & 85c, Monday
SEIVERAIi hundred pairs for ftcleetioti. Sample pairs of marquisette and scrim,
with maeramo insertion and edge. Great variety of patterns, 54 inches long;
positively 65o and 85c curtains, Monday, each, 39.
Special St. Valentine
Luncheon
CRICKET ROOM
Monday, 2:30 to 5:30 P. M.
Fruit Salad Ice Cream, lRc
Combination Salad, 23c.
Chicken Croquettes, c
Strawberries and Cream, SOc.
Music by Reese, Neble and
Reese Trio.
Let Her Valentine
Be a Box of Candy
A ND buy it here where you may
be sure that it's pure.
We are distributors of the fam
ous Martha Washington "Old
Time Home Made" candles.
Mullane's Cincinnati candles.
"The candy made with a loving
care."
' Johnson's Milwaukee Choco
lates. La Zeus chocolates, etc.
nrs; see-Wash Oo. -Orlest Boom.
CUT FLOWERS
for St. Valentine
OUR display of fresh cut flow
ers of all kinds appropriate
for the occasion Is very extensive.
As usual the prices are most reas
onable. Buryss-Waah Co, sTala Floor.
25c Initialed
Stationery. 19c
AVERY special value In sta
tionery and correspondence
cards for Monday. Any Initial,
regularly 26c, Monday 19c
Surg eas-Wssh Oo-Ks4a Floor.
Lace Curtains, to $2.00 Fair, 95c
This lot Includes cable net, Nottingham and ma
dras curtains in white, ivory and ecru; 2Vi yards
long, big selection of new patterns; were to $2.00,
pair at Oftc.
Lace Curtains, to $3.00 Pair, $1.50
Beautiful selection o filet, cable net. nottlng
ham, madras and novelty nets, in white, Ivory and
ecru. 24 to 3 yards lonp; were to $3.00 the pair,
Monday, pair, $1.60.
Lace Curtains, to $5.00 Pair, $2.50
A grouping of madras, nottlngham, filet, cable
net, battenberg and Irish point, curtains in a large
selection of pretty patterns, white, ivory, beige and
ecru; 24 to 3 yards long; were to $5, for $2.fto.
Lace Curtains, to $7.00 Pair, $3.50
Embracing a charming selection of new patterns
In Craft, Imported brussels net, novelty net, cable
net, filet and nottlngham curtains, white, Ivory
and ecru; 2 to S yards long; were to $7, at $3,&0.
Lace Curtains, to $8.95 Pair, $4.50
Exquisite bsttenberg. Importation of swiss ap
plique, Irish point, very fine cable net, nottlngham
and a range of novelty nets, white, Ivory, beige
and ecru; 1 H to 3 yds. long; were to $8.96, at U.&0
Lace Curtains, to $14.50 Pair, $7.50
Embracing a collection of the finest of Imported
duchess, macrame, bsttenberg. Irish point, filet
and cable net curtains, white, Ivory, beige and
ecru: 2 Mi to 3 yards long; were to $14.50, Monday,
the jmlr, $7.ftO.
Surg-ess-iraah, Oo-Third Floor.
A BRIEF MENTION of the New
Models in WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR
CERTAINLY a tempting array for ono who likes nice
footwear. Tho latest New York models. Price, $6 to $8.
9-Inch lace boot, all Havana brown kid leather, Louis Cuban heels.
9-Inch lace boot, with gray kid vamp, white calf top.
9-Inch lace boot, with brown kid vamp, gray buck top.
9-Inch lace boot, patent colt vamp, white calf top.
9-Inch all white calf button, turn soles, covered heels.
8-Inch purple kid button boot, welt soles, leather Louis Cuban heela
8-Inch dark green kid button boot, welt soles, leather Louis Cuban
heels.
8-Inch dark brown kid button boot, welt soles, leather Louis heela.
Borgess-HasB Oo -Second n oor.
Clearaway of CORSETS at i to V2
UNDER REGULAR PRICE Monday
CL1SARINO all broken lots and discontinued lines. In.
eluding such well known makes as:
sr
"Madam Irene
"R. Ct c ; .
"... "Anita"
"Success ,
., Beln Jolle
.- "Warners
Every model represents a good desirable style
and there is no doubt but the model that best suits
you Is here at but a fraction of the regular price.
Four special groups:
hat were djo
$5.00, at. .
$5
Corsets that
$7.00 to
Corsets that were
$-10 to $15, at...
Corsets that were
$6.00 to $7.00. at
..$3
Corsets that were &T
$15 to $20. at....
Bnrffess-BTaili Co. Bscond Floor.
The New Spring SILKS for
Suits and Dresses are now here
A SPECIAL showing of the most correct weaves and styles In the
World of Fashion consisting of all the wanted plain shades and
the smartest effects In stripes -of various widths for dresses and suits.
Including chiffon, taffeta, minuet, faille, Oro de Londre. eatln Fran
calse. etc., all 86 Inches wide and ranging In price from 1.S3 to $1.95
the yard.
NEW TUB SILKS, 98c YARD
Over fifty different tyles In striped waeh silks Jn the smartest col
orings for the coming season, made especially for waists, dresses and
men's shirts, all S3 and 86 Inches wide.
BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA, 98c
$6 inches wide. In a very pretty quality and rich black; special
for Monday.
BLACK PEAU DE SOIE, $L10
36 Inches wide and very pretty for dresses and waists, excellent
quality for good wear.
SCINCH BLACK FAILLE, $L95
For Spring suits and coats, will tailor beautifully and will be cor
rect for Spring wear. Bart-ees wash oo, Min noor.
You'll Appreciate This Display
of New Wash Materials
A SUPERB gathering of the very newest and most favored weaves,
both foreign and domestic. Among the new weaves for Spring
are: Satin faced voiles; plain and fancy marquisette: plain and fancy
mulls; flowered organdies; embroidered voiles and crepes; lace cloth
In plain shades; flowered plaid and striped voiles; plain crepes, etc-,
86 to 42 Inches wide. Price range, 8Vc to 91.05 the yard.
40-INCH WASH VOILES, 25c
Fifty different styles In neat floral effect and very pretty atrlpe,
newest shades.
NEW SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 23c
: Pretty plaids, stripes and neat checks, exquisite display of color
combinations. Bnrgess-sTssh OoMia noor.
Wouldn't You Like to See
the New Suits for Spring?
NOWHERE does Fashion appear to more charming advantage than In
t the sew suits for Spring. ...
Interestingly different features In these new suits from the most
authoritative designers.
Short jackets slightly rippled at the sides, and In some instances at
the back, pockets and belts hold their own again this Spring.
Simplicity seems to be the trend In skirts with perhaps a little added
fullness. Neat, email checks are par- j1 Q C( f Oft
tlcularly good. Price rsnge from iplI7eOU lO .plUli
. THE NEW DRESSES, $16.50 TO $35.03
AN exquisite array 'of new creations for Spring. The materials are
taffeUs, mescalines, combinations of taffeta and georgette, messa
Ilnes and georgette. New Spring shades.
Bargess-sTMh Oo. teoond noor.
BUMGESS-NASIHI BASEMENT
Bleached Muslins and Cambrics,
Lengths 2 to 10 Yards, at 72c
BEST grades bleached muslin and cambric In lengths from 2 to 10
yards, many of the best known brands, sale price, yard, 7 He.
BOY SCOUT BLANKETS, $1.50
eUe (4x7 S, looks like the real Army blankets, has been officially
adopted by the Boy Scouts of America, at, each, 91.50.
26o UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS AT 22c
9-4 Unbleached Pepperel), Aurora and Mesco sheeting, the three
best known and most wanted standard width sheetings, worth 2 6c
the yard, sale price, yard, 22c
25o BLEACHED PILLOW TUBING, 19c
The genuine Continental bleached pillow tubing, 45 Inches wide,
regular price 35c a yard, from the bolt, yard, 19c.
29o FANCY ART PILLOW TICKING, 17c
Fancy art pillow ticking, many have pretty floral borders, the
regular 39c grade, yard, 17c.
argese-sTaaa CliK- sssmet.
Two Big Lots of LACE
Curtain Ends for Monday
THEY'RE the sample ends of loom laoe curtains used by the
salesmen of a Urge lace curtain manufacturer. We bought
them for a mere sons?, as It were, and this Is the way we offer
them to you. Two lots:
a . r Choice of hundreds
PiX eC of curtain ends, 4
to 1-yard lengths, scores of de
signs, 3c each.
As Cn Choice of a big se
aL OC lection of curtain
ends, 1 to 1-yard lengths;
many patterns, 5c each.
largess-ST sab. Co. BasemoaV.
Special VALUES in DRESS FORMS
that'll Appeal to HOME SEWERS
10-seetion adjustable dress form, with wire skirt, $10.50.
12-section adjustable dress form, with wire skirt, $12.50.
Jersey covered bust forms, a few large sizes for, eaeh, 69c
Jersey covered bust forms, all eizes, each, 89c.
Iron standards for bust forms, $L50 each.
Non-adjustable dress forms, with wire 6kirt, $4.25.
Empress, 24-section, full adjustable form, $15.00.
HalJ-Borchert "Queen," 28-section dress form
(everything to be expected), $18.00.
SPECIAL DRESS FORMS TO CLOSE
These forms have set-in arm-holes for special
fittings; Jersey covered with wire skirt; very spe
cially priced for Monday's selling.
Two Remarkable Values
3 Dress Forms that were $15.00 now $10.00
2 Dress Forms that were $12.50, now $8.00
Barfese-sTesB Oo If sia rioor.
Velour Pillow Covers
Less Than One-Half
$2.50
MADE up with tapestry and
gold braid, beet quality, sev
eral designs.
Artificial Flowers, 5c
A line of Spring flowers includ
ing foliage in yellow, purple, pink,
red, etc.
Stamped Goods, 49c
Including combination suits,
skirts, gowns and drawers, made
up and stamped on best quality
French nainsook with colored floss
for working.
anurgess-sTaali Oev Tolrt riees
The FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE that
More THAN FULFILLS ALL PROMISES
f UK entire stock is included furniture of a good dependable sort, for any room in the
house.
31
AT 15 to 33is PER CENT UNDER
THE REGULAR PRICES.
This $30.00 Poster
Bed for $19.95
A beautiful colonial re
production In mahogany
of the popular poster de
sign, choice of flame or
pineapple design tops, all
sizes, regularly 130.00,
sale price, $10.05.
This $16.50 Brass
Bed for $10.75
A heavy continuous
two-Inch post bed with
one-Inch filling rods In
the popular satin finish,
exactly as illustrated:
regular price f 16.60, sale
price for Feb., 910.75.
Boygeee-sTseh
This $14.50 Rocker
Monday for' $9.45
Constructed t h r ough
out of selected solid oak
with cane seat and back,
antique finish, exactly as
Illustrated; regular price
114. SO, in the February
Sale, Monday, at $.4&.
Co. -Third moo.
This $32.00 Dresser
Monday at $21.75
A very attractive pat
tern, exactly like ill us t
tratlon, finished la dull
mahogany, top 14x46
Inches, French plate mir
ror, 14x48 inches, repi
lar price $11.00, sale
price, $21.75.
urgess-Nash G
'everybody store
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