THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, XIARCn 17, 1916.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
NO DEAD ONES IN
"Tcwtml'i for Sporting Beose."
Baltimore lUm Eholm, jeweler.
Uffctiar ristnree Bargeee-Greneeii.
Bare Boot Prill It Now Beacon Pre.a
Aits Tire Caala, ju. Morton Son Co.
t7se 'Tn.TUt" shlnglee. 6underlanls.
sTIrrore Hade and ftt4UTir Omaha
Qlaas Con. Co.. JU Cap. Ave. D. 1721.
ropei-ty Cared For To rent property
e J. H. Pumont St Co., Kwllna Fid.
Today's atone Program' classified
eectlon today. It appear In The B
KXCLUSTIVELr. Find out what the a.
rloua moving lcture tneaters offer.
we IlToroa Divorces filed
ere: Ollva McCormlck against Frrd.
charging cruelty; Nellie K Hansen
sgslnst Harry, charring desertion. I
Workhovee for Bteallng Coal
Harry Kane, 1418 Pacific street, was sen
tenced to thirty days in the workhouse
for stealing- coal from the Burlington
yards.
efcoaa; Iomi Auto c. L. DeLong.
S10S Mason street, reports to the police
that his automobile was stolen from
Twenty-fourth and St. Mary s avenue
Wednesday evening.
X.oee Their Clothing- Axel Anderson
and Homer Phillips of the Des Moines
hotel. Thirteenth and Howard streets.
Informed the police that their room was
visited during the night by thieves, who
carried away a large quantity of apparel.
Andaboa Booiety Meets The regular
meeting of the Nebraska Audubon so
ciety will be held at' the public library
Saturday evening at I o'clock. Lily R
Brltton of Fremont will speak on "Bird
Hongs" and Miss Trent will talk on
"North Paclflo Birds."
Car Shortage in
Grain Circles Ends;
Shipments Wanted
The grain car shortage Is a thins: o'
tha past. It ended as suddenly as It
commenced. Two weeks ago araln ship
pers were begging the railroads for cars
In which to ship grain east and south, but
now the situation has changed and the
railroad officials are begging the grain
men for shipments. Just why this change
has come about so quickly, nobody
eema to understand. Omaha grain re
ceipts and shipments have held up pretty
well. Regardless of this, there Is a mul
titude of cars for business.
Railroad men assert that the possible
olutlon of the excess number of grsJa
earrylng cars at this time Is dne to the
fact that during: the last fifteen days
treat numbers of cars held along; the At
lantis coast porta, filled with freight
for export, have been unloaded and re
leased and are now getting back Into
tha territory where they are owned.
Omaha grain reoolpta today were fairly
heavy, there being flty-one cars of
wheat, ninety-nine of eons and ulna of
oats on the market. The market was
' strong and higher, about everything of
fered being taken early In the session,
i Wheat sold at M cents to $1.0814. an ad
vance of from 1 to t cents over the prices
of Wednesday. Corn sold at . to 61
cents, an advance of cent. OaU
brought IT to 43H cents. H cent up.
Children Playing "
With Matches Cause
Many Local Fires
Chief Baiter's fifteenth annual report
of the fire department, being the twenty-ninth
report of the. paid fire depart
ment, shows that during 1918 there were
alarms of fire received and that
the total loss to buildings and contents
was S33G.600.
Thirty-eight.' firemen and twenty-all
cltlsena were Injured, ten of the latter
. dying from Injuries at fires and on
being killed bjr a fire truck.
Careless use of matches caused KS fires.
Of tha days ef tha week. Monday was
- tha busiest day for the firemen. Gaso
line ceased thirty-five fires and fluea and
chimneys caused til alarms.
Chief Salter recommends to the mayor
and city council the purchase of 10,00
to 14,000 feet of new hose, standardised
motor apparatus and uniform five-men
hose companies throughout the: system.
During the year 81 alarms were sent
In over the telephone. The Board of
Trade building was the most serious fire
of the year. '
A modern fire alarm system is urged
by the chief. The report shows there
are 18S men in the twenty-one fire
houses.
Omaha School Girls
Will Go to Lincoln
Next Monday to Sing
Next Monday afternoon the Burlington
wfll run a special train to Lincoln, carry
ing 166 Omaha school girls, who, during
tha evening will form part of the chorus
that will sing at the National Muslo
Masters' convention. The Omaha con
tingent will be accompanied by Miss
Arnold and Miss Ensor, who have charge
of the muslo In the Omaha schools. The
young people will return 'to Omaha the
m avmlnr leavlns- on a special train
that will start from Lincoln after the
convention. " "
OLD WOMAN HUGS VILLA
HUNTER 0NJBUSY STREET
A neat soldier boy. equipped with
clanking spurs snd bristling with arms,
was slowly walking down Sixteenth
street, near Famsm Wednesday, killing
time until the trsln which was to carry
his company towards Mexico left.
Suddenly an old. motherly-looking
woman, who had been following bun for
aoma distance, walked up and with a
word, flung her arms about his neck.
"God bless you, son!" she fervently
i xrlaimed.
The soldier was astonished. "What's
the matter, madam?" he asked.
"Oh. I'm so glad you boys are going
to get that scoundrelly Villa. He killed
my grandson three months ago ehot
him down like a rat in a trap."
"Well, well get him or get a piece
of his household goods." laughed the
soldier, es he started a walk on.
"Here, wait." the old lady requested.
After fumbling In a handbag for a few
"minutes she brought out a little Bible.
'Take this with you, son, and may It
he the talisman that shall guard you
and keep you from danger." Her eyea
a ere brimming with teara.
The soldier walked on. and the little
crowd that had been attracted by the
old woman's strange conduct, slowly disagreed.
RENZECATALOGUE
King Ak't Mighty Artisan ETen
Brings Chief Blackbird Back to
Life for Biff Pag-eant.
ROBS MUSEUM TO TURN THICK
Long ypars has Gus Rrnne wished
to v isit the anclpnt stamping ground I
cf Chief Blackbird, the last reigning
chief of the tribe of Omaha Indians.
Recently he saw the. famous Blaclc
llrd Hill In Thurston county, where
the chief was first laid to met. .
ine neari or me mignty artisan or
King Ak-Sar-Ben galloped faster as
he stood at the grave of the old chief
tain. The clash of stone battleaxea
sailed Into his mind on the wings of
reminiscences. The rolling sputter
of the hoofs of many war poniea re
sounded in the imagination o( tha
great Gus. Yea. even the savory
(.cent of dog stew was wafted to his
nostrils from imaginary fleshpota of
yore.
Still Wot Satisfied.
Tet. after all. this thing of looking at
a grassy spot on a hill was not enough
to satisfy the studious mind of Rense.
He learned that the remains of the
chieftain had long since been removed
from this spot, and that the ekull even
now rests In a museum In New Tork.
"Fine." said Gus. "I'll see that."
Bo. recently while the mighty Rense
was In the east boring around In the
libraries and museums for material out
of which to build his great historic pa
rade for this coming fall, he slipped over
to the museum were Blackbird's skull
rests under a glass case.
"How are you. Chief," said Heme.
"Hello Gus," said the ekull.
"Ain't you lonesome back here among
the easterners?" Ous ventured.
"Sure, kid, but my day is pat. I un
derstand you're the big Indian out there
In Nebraska now."
So Dead Ones in Nebraska.
"That's me," said Qua. "And I've come
to get you for the parade. I've gat to
have you. You know, in Nebraska we
recognise no dead ones. We have no
dead ones there. Take a fresh whiff of
pep and Join the parade in the fall, will
you. old top?"
"Beln as it's you, Gus, by the living
talons of my ancestors, I'll do It"
So, then and there. Chief Blackbird,
whose pony stamped over these plains a
century or two ago, was booked to ride
in the big historical parade of Ak-Sar-Ben
in the fall.
Girls! Lots of
Beautiful Hair
25 cent bottle of "Danderine"
makes hair thick, glossy
and wavy.
Removes all dandruff, stops
.itching scalp and fall-.
' ing hair. ;. '
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To be possessed of a head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff Is merely
a matter of ualng a little Danderine.
It is easy and Inexpensive to have nice,
scft hair and lots of It. Just get a S3 cent
bottle of Knowlton'a Danderine now ail
drug stores recommend it apply a little
as directed and within n minutes there
will be an appearance of abundanoa
freshness, flufineas and an Incompar
able gloss and lustre, and try as yon
will you can not find a trace of dandruff
or falling hair; but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks' use. when
you will see new hair fine and downy at
first yes but really new hair sprouting
out all over your scalp Danderine la,
wa believe, the only sure hair grower.
destroyer of dandruff and cure tor Itchy
scalp and It never fails to stop falling
hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
oft your hair really is, moisten a cloth
with a little Danderine and carefully
draw It through your half taking one
email strand at a time. Tour hair will
be soft, glossy and beautiful In Just
a fsw moments a delightful surprlss
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Thursday, March 16, 1916.-
-BUEQESSNASII STORE NEWS FOR FRIDAY. -
Phone Douglas 137.
Friday We Open the Spring Campaign in the
SA
ROOM
With a Battery of Values of the Most Unusual Sort
Women's and Misses Silk
Poplin Dresses, Friday, $6.95
A extreme value one of the very latest Spring crea
tions, made in Russian coat suit effect, buttoned on
$6.95
side with 18 fancy buttons and finished
with handsome embroidered belt. The
tnaaes are oia rose, copennagen, navy,
green and silver gray.
An exceptional value,
Friday, at
New Spring Coats. $5.95
8 lies) for woman and misses. Black and whit
check, with neatly trimmed collar and cuffs and
belt effect; also black and navy serge coats, with
white and black atrlped silk collars. Special
Friday, at $5.03.
New Spring Suits. $12.95
New shepherd checks, also Copenhagen, navy and
black. Sixes for women and misses, extreme values,
Friday, at $12.0.5.
Children's Wash Dresses, $1.00
For ages 6 to 14 years. Beautiful new Spring styles tn plaid
and striped combination effects: also some In white and blue or blue
and white middy effects. Very special, at $1.00.
Bargees Wash Oo Basement,
l I ft i
II I ST II
Women's 15c Vests
Friday 5c
LOW neck and sleeveless, made
of white cotton, full f"
Uped. 15c values. Friday. ,. OC
Women's Union Suits
to 75c at 33c
Odd lota of slses of women's
and children's fleece lined cotton
union suits; wars to 78c, QO
Friday, at uOC
aireasmreah Oo. Baa .meat.
Women's 25c Sample
Hose at 15c
BIO lot of women's ft children's
sample ootton hose, the usual
J 5c values, special, Frl- IP
day. pair IOC
BnrreeSosTasih Oe Baeesaeat.
Ink Tablets at
lc Each
LOT of manufacturer's close out
of Ink tablets, mostly letter
site. Just the tablet for school or
office use; regular price
6c, Friday, at 1C
Baierees-Baes. Oov - Bsssaieat.
Men's New SPRING SUITS,
Usually $10.00, Friday, $7.95
TTBRE'S good news, indeed, for
i$7.95
the man or
young man who
needs a new sui
and lias decided to pay not over
$10.00 for it. The suits are all well
tailored, in a good selection of materials
and .patterns; sizes 32 to 42; the usua1
$10.00 suit, Friday, $7.95.
Men '8 $1.50 Pants, 05c
Oood quality working pants, splendid selec
tion of materials and coloring, sties 84 to 40
waist; worth 11.60. Friday. o.v.
Men'$ Overalls and Jumpers, 95c
Guaranteed fast colors, excellent quality, sites
to 44, special, Friday, O.V.
Boys' $4.C0 Suits, at $2.89
Norfolk style, with 3 pair of full lined knlck
erbocker pants, for slues 7 to 16 years. Unusual
values at $4.00; Friday, at $2.H.
Boys' $1.00 Pants, at 59c .
Corduroy and casslmere knlrkerbocker IJ
pants, well made and worth to $1.00; for ages
6 to 16 years, Friday, at BOc.
Bargeas.aTaah Co Basement.
25c Neckwear 15c
WOMEN'S neckwear, including
jabots, flat collars, collar
and cuff sets, etc.. sUchtly IP
soiled, were 26c, for....
Veilings at 10c
Silk mesh Tellings In colors
only, special, Friday, at, yd..l2
10c Handkerchiefs, 6c
Plain linen handkerchiefs, slto
fancy colored borders, were 10c,
Friday, each to
Laces at 5c
Point Paris laces and Insertions
to match from three to fire Inches
wide, also French and German
vals, Friday, yard 6c
Lace Remnants, 10c
Remnants of chiffon, laces, em
broideries and nets. In lengths ef
4 to 1 yard, lOo to 2 60 quality,
at, each 10c
Bortwaa-Vaab Co. Baaemeat.
A Big Clean-up Friday of Women's SHOES, PUMPS
and OXFORDS That Were Formerly $3.00 to $5.00
Pai
in une Dig special oaie viroup at $i.uu tne
Wonderful values if your size is here.
Women's Pumps and Oxfords $1.00
T NCLUDING the odd pairs and short lots from
our regular lines at $3.00 to $0.00.
Patent colt Russia tan ,
Gun metal Colored top
Kidskin Black top
Women's Pumps and Oxfords $1.00
Short lines and odd pairs of women's
pumps and oxfords, mostly small sizes.
Patent kid, kidskin, dull calf, tan Russia
and colored suede. "Were $3.00 to $5.00
Friday, pair, $1.00. -
Barreea.B'aah Ce, Basamsat.
ir
$1.00
$1.00
Bed Spreads 89c
89a
CROCHET bed spreads, good
weight, full double bed slie,
plain hemmed, assorted marsalllee
designs, special,
Friday
Bed Spreads, $1.39
Double bed size, crochet wears,
scalloped with cut corners, as
sorted designs, special, at $1J59.
Bed Spreads, $2.69
Satin bed spreads, scalloped,
with cut corners, large site, good
assortment of handsome raised
patterns, unusual values at $2.09.
Bath Towels, 23c
fOxtra large and heavy Turkish,
bath towels, soft and absorbent,
full bleached, some bare slight
imperfections In the weave, but
perfect so far as wear Is concerned,
Friday, 23c.
Sargess.1T ash Co. Bnseisal.
Remnants of 50c to $1.15 Dress Goods in
Two Groups. Friday. 39c and 69c
T ENGHTS from 1H to 6 yards. Including such as all wool serge, in
both French and storm, batistes, granite weave, mixed suitings,
Panamas, mohair, crepe weave,
etc., widths 88 to 60 Inches,
were 60c to $1.25 a yard,
Friday, at
es, granite weave, niixea suiuu.,
39c and 69c
Bn
e-STesb. Co. aaaemeo.
Notion Specials
$1.00 Rag Rugs, 27x54 Inches, 59c
A remarkable group of rac rugs. In hit and miss pattern, made or
clean rass. good colorings, regular $1.00 values. r?I"i
... ovc
clean rags, good colorings, regular $1.00 values,
specially priced for Frtday, at
Burgees-slash Co," Bssaaaat.
Steel thimbles,
each le
Wooden e e a t
hangers, ea., lc
Needles, paper
for lc
Large bottle of
machine oil, 5c
Asbestos Iron
holders, two
for Jic
K 1 d curlers,
any si so, doren
for lOo
Dress belting,
per yard... 5a
Chinese ironing
wax, with han
dle, each . . . lc
argesa.B'aak
llalr nets, with
elastic, f I v
for 10c
Tatting s h u t
tles, each . .Be
Darning cotton,
4 spools
Dutch linen
tape, 6 bolts
for So
l-yd. bolt cot.
ton tape for ftc
BOO-yd. basting
thread, spool
for 3o
Men's b 1 r t
bands, ea. IHo
Oood machine
thread, sp'l, 2c
Ce Seaemest
Big Lot of Silk Sample Pieces,
Friday, Very Specially Priced at 25c
'THE lot Includes all kinds of plain and fancy silks, In
a large assortment of colors,, lengths to 1 yard
They are worth to $1.00 a yard,
each,
Friday, very special.
2
c
Bnrfesa-sTaaH Ce Basement.
Misses' MIDDY BLOUSES at 59c
SPECIAL group of middy blouses for girls and misses, white wltn
navy, Copenhagen, plain white, black and white striped, or
checked collars, cuffs and pockets. Very special for CQ-
, , eJtJW
Friday, at
Bnrfees-Wssh go. Bas.tneet.
New Spring Untrimmed HATS
$1.98 Values, Special, Friday, $1.00
rv v s V fj u sat as v. a a a aw
$1.00
A splendid assortment of the newest shapes In
good quality of hemp,
black and all the newest fav
ored shades, large and small
shapes, $1.98 values, Friday..
Spring Flowers at 25c
Beautiful selection of the new spring flowers for
trimming purposes, at S.V. Burgess-Nash trimming
service free.
Bwrgeee-WaeTi Oe Baeetneat.
Hand Bags at 48c
WOMEN'S hand- bags, flttod
with cola purse, mirrors,
memo pad and powder box
roomy bags with silvered or leath
er covered frames, 48 C
Child's 25c Pelts 15c
Buster Brown belts, come in ell
sizes and colors, reg. 26c, at 16c.
Bargees-Vaah 0
27-Inch Sea Island Voiles, at 15c
NEW sea Island rolles, woven stripes, checks and small 1 P
plaids, 27 Inches wide, special, at. yard 15JC
Unbleached Muslins at 5c
86-inch unbleached muslins, good heavy grade, for making sheets
or pillow cases, yard, 5e.
Remnants of Muslins at 7V&0
Short lengths of muslins and cambrics, all 36 inches wide, special,
Friday, at, yard, 7 He.
$1.50 Bolt Long Cloth, 10 Yards, 93c
Superior English long cloth, 86 Inches wide, $1.60 value, bolt of
10 yards, wwc.
Friday Morn! ok. 8:30 lo 13.
- Remnants of medium and dark colored percales, 86
Inches wide, standard quality, at. yard
5c
Friday Afternoon, 1:30 to 6
The wash goods bargains ef the e.aaon. Including:
Ito plain and fancy S3 and It-Inch madraa cloth
tic embroidered 40-Inch vollea
lie fancy figured erepes
lSo quality It-Inch white crepes
tta checked and striped Lorraine tleauee
Jte half ells plaid aultlnge
lie grade mercerised white pongee
B. V. D. checks, etrip.e and plajds
Bargees-Hash Oe.-Ba.ere.at.
Yard,
7lAc
House Furnishing Specials, Friday
No. 8 Oriswold casl-
lron fry pan polished
inside. 60o value, SOo
All white enamel Hp sauce pans.
1, 1V and 2-o.uart sUes, -J r
39c values, for XUC
Madam Potts nickel plated sad
irons, set of 8 Irons, stand and
handle, 8c values, set 6S)c.
Bunbrlght cleanser, fie rsns, 8 cans
for lOc
Moco cooking set, consisting of
6 custard cups. 8-inch mixing
bowl, 8 -inch baking dish and 8
lnch covered casserole, $1.60 si
nes, 89e a set.
Galvanised iron
palls, 260
values
Parlor broom,
extra quality broom
corn, 6 sewed, 40c
quality, 2tc.
Bnrr.es-Bash Co. Bae.rn.st.
15c
7n
'Ft I
Barrettes for 5 c
SHELL and amber barrettes,
with fine gold band engrav
ing and rblnestone settings, bar
rettes that Jiave sold up
to 60c. Friday OC
Picture Frames 10c
An odd lot or samples and sur
plus stock of silver plated picture
frames, single and doubles In as
sortment, sises and styles, value
up to $6o, at 10c.
Bay-Bah Ce. aseeaamt.
Feather Filled Pil
lows at 29c Each
ART tick covered bed pillows,
all feather filled, oq
very special, each aCaC
$3.00 Blankets, flJVO
Fancy plaid gray blankets, dou
ble bed alse, spring weight, $2.00
values. .50.
Bed Snorts, 48c
Ready to nee sheets, else 76x0.
seamed and bleached, standard
weight, each 44c.
rilJow Oaaes, II He
Slse 45x36, bleached, ready to
use pillow eases, standard weight,
each ISHc.
tS.OO Mattress at C5.BS
Royal combination mattresses,
double and three-quarter bed slse,
will stand up and give satisfaction,
covered with fancy twill ticking.
$8.00 values ea.pA.
aarrese-Jraah Oe B a seen sat-
Men's !2'2 Cent HOSIERY Friday
Specially Priced at 6 Pairs for 29c
Aclesn-up of all "odds" and ends of men's
It -hose, worth to 13 Sic Black and fancy
colors, limit Va-doen to each customer,
6 pairs 29c
Men'g Fancy Hosiery, 12Vc
Men's gray, navy and tan 4 -hose, with
fsncy embroidered stripes double sole, high
spliced heel and toe; 25c kind for iaUc.
Men s Chambray Shirts, 59c
Extra quality tan and blue chambray shirts, with neck band and
cuff attached, coat style. Owing to the dye situation we will not be
able to offer chambray shirts In these colors and qualities at rn
such a price again until the condition changes. Reduced to. . OaC
Men's Union Suits, 48c
Made of long combed cotton, well made, sixes to 40,
ecrue color only, reduced to
Men's Auto Gloves, 69c
Gauntlets and wrist lengths, tan and black color,
reduced to
B arras B-Baah Co. B asemeat.
48c
69c
$1.25 Nottingham Lace Curtains, 59c
y splendid assortment of Nottingham lace curtains. In a variety of
designs, 2 Vv yards long. If you have a need of this sort, this is
your opportunity. Including values to $1.26; jjq
specially priced, Friday, pair OevC
Barresa-Wash Oe. Bassnveat-
CHINA and GLASS Specials Friday
White seml-porcelaln cups and saucers, plait
shspe, 8e value, pair, Be.
Yellow mixing bowls, assorted sites, 19c
values. 10c.
White seml-porcelaln breakfast plates, fancy f
shspe. 4 4 c. ;
Colonial pattern table tumblers, each, 1H. ifL
"42 ' piece cottage or breakfast set, servl-
for 6 persons, plain or fancy shape, assorted
floral decorations, regular $3.96, set, $3.50.
imitation cut glass perry dowi, targe sise, iw
Burt..-W.h Oe.-Ba.em.et,
v v J
orgess-Mash Company
'everybody store'
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