THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1916.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
TawBMnd'a for Hportln Good
' . iMimt Wedding Blno EdLMlm.
Eltric FM, $00. QurveM-aranden Co.
Goodrich Garden Hom Morton Son...
Have Boot Print It Now Beacon Pru.
T fell Rornl E-Ute Llat it with J. H.
oumont, Ktclino Bidet.
Chaam Tlnhoa Number Rov. T. J.
Maokajr dalra to annaunro that his tl
pbon number hu been changed to Douf-
laa szt.
"Todays Movie Protram,' classified Mo
tion today. U appears In The Bee exclu
sively. Find out what the various moving
picture theaters offer.
Auto Stolen R, B. Condon, mi Titus
avenue, asserts that some time Tuesday
auto thieves made way with his car from a
ownuwn parking district.
Harrv CtWMntihr Flimd Harrv Caroenter.
61i Burt street, was fined $100 and costs
In police court for aiding and abetting the
eunquency of a 16-year-old girl.
Andirons, Fire Screens Sunderland'.
Lad Knocked Down by Auto Frank Oar-
roiti, aged 1 years, hoc Sherman avenue.
sustained severe bruises when he was
knocked to the pavement at Twelfth and
uapuoi avenue ay an auto. He was
tended by Dr. O. Myers,
Big Fine for Attempted Assault t Welch
of the Midland hotel was fined 9100 and
costs In police court for an attempted as
sault with a knlf on a conductor on the
Dodge street line. Welch asserted that
he was Intoxicated at, the time and dtd
not know what he was, doing.
Mrs, Punk Gets Her IMvoree Mrs. Louise
Mets-Funk has been granted a divorce by
District Judge George A. Day. She charged
her husband, Arthur C. Funk, with deser
tion and asked for the custody of their
three children and separate maintenance.
The alimony awarded will average $160 a
month until 1929.
Use Te-TUe" Shingles Sunderland's.
Liberati Band
, Opeiis Its Concert
7 Stay at Auditorium
Alessandro Liberati and his com'
pany of instrumentalists and vocalists
opened an engagement at the Audi
torium last evening. The audience
matie up in enthusiasm what was
The band responded to several en
cores and at the beginning of the
. second part salvatore Mono gave an
extra number on his euphonium and
received a hearty expression of ap
proval. The band was particularly
pleasing in the temperamental pas
sages. "Gold and Silver," a ' waltz
. number by Lehar, . showed the band
at its best. The program was opened
by "Preparedness," a new composi
tion by Liberati. Messrs. Altomonte
and Panasci rendered a clarinet duet
in artistic manner.
Miss Katherine Klarer, soprano;
Piss Marie Macey, contralto; Ama
deo Baldi, tenor, and Frank Marina,
baritone, are the solosists With Lib
erati this season. They are supported
by. a chorus of singers and during
the engagement here will give selec
tions from grand operas. The sing
ers last evening were required to ap
pear in conventional garments be
cause their costumes were soaked en
route. Announcement was made that
this evening the company will give
"Cavaleria Rusticana" in costume.
The 'vocal selections last evening
were "Sommo Carlo," from "Ernani;"
a selection from the opera "Carmen;"
a popular Neapolitan song by Mr.
Baldi and chorus, and a selection
( from "II Trovatore."
The Liberati concert band and
opera company will appear every af-
; ternoon and evening at the Auditor
ium for ten days, beginning today.
Mila's Wife Is Sent
Across the Border
, El Paso. Tex, June 22. Mrs. Luz
Torres Villa, wife of Francisco Villa,
was arrested by the police tonight
and with her sister and her sister's
child, about 5 years old, and a Ger
man nurse, Maria- Hagador, was de
ported to Juarez upon 'Orders from
Mayor Lea, who save no reason for
'the act;' - '" .
Mrs. Villa arrived here this after
noon, ostensibly from New Orleans,
but the police believe she came from
Los Angeles. She said she intended
to go to Chihuahua to look for her
bandit husband.
"Douglas Mexicans r
"To Die for Mexico"
. .
Douglas, Ariz., June 22. At least
500 Mexicans residing in Douglas and
vicinity have applied at the local
Mexican consulate within the last two
days to express their willingness to
"die for Mexico," according to a
statement made at the consulate to
day. . They were informed that if they
remained on this side of the line their
.best course would be to abide by the
laws and remain quiet. Most of them
are reported to have crossed into
Mexico, however,
TREVIN0 ORDERS U. S.
CAPTIVES TO CHIHUAHUA
Chihuahua City, June 22. (Via El
Paso.) Orders were issued by Gen-
'eral Jacinto Trevino, ' commanding
the Carranza army of the north, to
bring the seventeen Americans cap
tured today at Carrizal to Chihuahua
'.City under a- heavy guard. Reports
here place the entire blame for the
encounter upon the American com
mand, it being asserted that m the
. eight hours preceding the engage
ment several warnings were sent
them tp withdraw.
The populace of the city, which
remained ouiet toniaht. expressed
much sorrow for the death of Gen
eral Gomez, who was one of the
youngest and most popular leaders
ot the de tacto army.
Baa Caught Feveri.hT GrlppjrT
These ailment, weaken your system.
- Don't wmlt Use Dr. Ball'. Ptne-Tar-Honey.
It allay. lnfamranUon, kill, germs. SSc. All
druggists. Adv.rtu.rn.nt.
MANY ARE REGISTERED AT
. CREIGHTON SUMMER SCHOOL
One hundred and sixty-eight regis
tered yesterday for the six weeks'
Mmrlr rtf ,h (""reiohtnn nntvr.irv
summer school. Students from the
racme coast to Massachusetts were
represented in the list. Twenty-eight
atates in all were represented.
1 Diarrhoea.
For this disease you will find Cham
berlain's Colic, 1 Cholera and' Diar
rhoea Remedy unsurpassed. One or
two doses of it are nearly always suf
ficient to check the attack. It is not
disagreeable to take. This remedy
contains no astringent and for that
reason leaves the bowels in a natu
ral condition. Obtainable everywhere.
Advertisement.
SWEDISH MALTY
SHOWNJO SAMSON
Visiting! Singers aa Ak-Sar-Ben
Guests 8ing Patriotio Airs
, and Shout - ,
BECDPBOCATE
wiry
CONCERT
HAPPENINGS IN ,..
THE JAC1C CITY
Trainload of Eonei Shipped to New
York by French Buyer
Here.
STOCK YARDS FAYS UF TAXES
As an incidental to a riotous good
time Wednesday as guests of his maj
esty, . King Ak-Sar-Ben, visiting
Swedish singers, many of them foreign-born,
gave a demonstration of
American loyalty that warmed the
cockles of every heart in the big Den,
It was during the last act of Sam
son's big show, where the quick-step
drilling of Samson's Guards pre
cedes the unveiling of 'a gorgeous
electrical patriotic spectacle, io a
man the white-capped visitors sprang
to tneir teet and cheered until tne
building shook. The orchestra struck
up l he 'Star, spangled Banner and
the singers sang "the patriotic air
over and over again, with a vim that
brought a new meaning to the word
frp, ecu iv iiic uiucai auiK'.t.
Three Hundred Present.
Nearly 300 appeared to take pari
in the initiation,' which was put on
last night for their especial benefit,
with extra stunts and jokes Added to
suit the occasion. Between acts, the
visitors massed on the runway and
gave several 'selections.
Chairman Charles Black called up
on Senator Cyprian C. Hunt of New
York, Sam Samuelson - arid Nels
Thorson of Omaha and Joel Mose-
berg ot Chicago tor short talks, sen
ator Hunt is chief rabban of Mecca
Temple of the Mystic Shrine. He
happened to be in the city for the.
day. ine omens are lead'ng iigures
in the big Swedish gathering, which
has been holding its annual conven
tion here during the last few days,
Next Monday night will be given
over to the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, which has a convention
here then, and a delegation from
Kennard, Neb. A number of good
roads boosters from Polk,, Neb., will
also be present.
Two Little Girls'
Movie Ambitions t
Quickly Dashed
A movie rlueen lives a happy life.
So thought Ruth Fitch, aged 9,
4855 Cuming street, and Vernessa
Carter, aged II. 4517 Latayette ave
nue, yesterday afternoon after they
tired ot play, xhe girls accordingly
packed up their possessions in four
huge grips and leaving a 2-year-old
child of the Carter family to amuse
himself, they struggled to a car line
and started out tor California, where
movies are made. -
E. B. Shamo. 4321 M street, south
side, going home last night chanced
to spy the two young misses trying
to sleep on a sheet they had stretched
out on the ground near the south end
of the Crosstown car line. He took
them to his 'home . and found their
parents through the police. Vernessa
carter had 11 cents and a zither
among her belongings. Ruth Fitch
had no money but she thought she
must, be almost to California when
she alighted from the car at Forty
fourth and L streets, so she told Mr.
Shamp.
Culls From the Wire
Theodore Roosevelt will so to Wew" fork
today to keep a luncheon engagement with
progressive patty leaders and republicans
who supported: him for the presidential
nomination. He already has completed his
letter to be read before the Drosresslva
executive committee In Chicago on June 26,
In which he has set forth his views on the
present political .situation.
Charges that Miss Gertrude nvnnn1
niece and heir to one-fifth of the 110,000,000
oaiaie icit ay tionn V . dOOKWaiier 01 UO-
iumbui. O.. had been drund. haM u nrt.
oner In a Newark hotel and forced to sign
away certain of her right's in the estate,
were laid before District Attorney Edward
Swann In New Tork.
Just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish
' 'S'" (Toilet Talks)
Any woman can keep her skin free from
unsightly hair or fuss tr she will follow
these simple Instructions: When hairy
growths appear, apply a simple paste, made
by mixing some water with powdered del.
tone. Apply this to hairy surface and after
t or t minutes rub off, wash the skin and
the hairs are gone. This is- a harmless
treatment, hut be sure yon get the real dela
tone. Advertisement.
A Clear Head and Eyes
I. obtained, during- HAY FEVER season,
br th uu of "8NUFF1NE," Cook'. Hay
F.v.r Belief. It will not irritate th. no,
or .yes, but 1. .oothing. cleansing, and
healing. It ii a remedy of Merit, and hai
been of benefit to hundred, who uerd it
last ,ason. For sal, at all Drug Stores or
mailed to you direct upon receipt of $1.
WRITE FOR PAMPHLET.
COOK CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Caaper, Wyoming, U. S. A.
An entire train load of horses was
shipped enroute to New Yorf, Tues
day evening. French war horse buy
ers completed the buying of the ani
mals in two a half days and hurried
the shipment away to make room for
the large number of horses that will
be marketed during the weeks to
come.
A new atmosphere surrounds the
buying. Veterans at the market are
enthusiastic over the propects. It
seems that the French buyers realize
that there will soon be competition
for steeds and are packing away with
supply orders in a hurry.
Stock Yard Pay Taxes,
A single check amounting to $72.-
777.13 was paid in at the subtreasury
ottice yesterday morning by the
Union Stock Yards company in pay
ment for city taxes for the year just
past. Deputy City Treasurer P. J.
Martin announced that the company
had "come across" with their annual
taxes without even the least notifica
tion. A few weeks ago the company paid
annual taxes amounting to $22,064.84.
These two single tax listments are
the largest on the books of the local
department. -
"If we got this much from everyone
soj promptly the city wouldn't have
to! fear much about its expenses,"
Martin commented yesterday. t
Gsteman's Home Robbed.
Two five-dollar gold pieces and $4
in stiver com was stolen from the
home of G. M. Kidder, 2921 Q street.
Corns Come Off
Like Banana Peel
Wonderful, SirapU "G.U-It" Nmr
Fails to Ramore) Any Corn Easily.
"Wouldn't It jar you Hers I've been
going along for years, with one desperate
corn after another, trying to get rid of
them with salves that eat off the toes, tapes
Hesitate! V Bur "Gota-It" for Those)
Coma nn4 fovo Your Lira and four Tow
that stick to the stocking, bandages and
plasters that make a package of the toes,
trying blood -bringing rasors and scissors.
Then t tried 'Gets-It' Just onoe and you
ought to have seen that corn come off
Just like a banana peel." It's simple, won
derful. It's the new way, painless, applied
In two seconds, never hurts healthy flesh
or Irritates, Nothing to press on the corn.
Never falls. Quit the old ways for; once any
way and try "Gets-It" tonight. For corns.
callouses, warts and bunions.
'Oets-it" is sola everywhere, i&e a bot
tle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence A Co.,
Chicago, 111. Sold In Omaha and recom
mended as the world's beet' Corn remedy
by Sherman McConnell Drug Co. Stores.
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HERE'S A NEW WAY TO
MAKE YOUR FEET GLAD
When your feet are sad with the sorrows
that come of standing or walking long hours,
when they burn and throb, when they per
spire excessively and grow tender as bolls
and you wish that you had wooden legs,
then you will remember this little story of
how a clerk In a big store found relief from
his foot woes. He was a sufferer. None
more so. Then one day he heard of a sim
ple, easy method of relieving his agonies.
He took the hint and bought a 26-cent pack
age of Wa-Ns-Ta at the drug store. Two
tablets In a basin of hot water, then a few
minutes' Immersion of the aching, throbbing
feet, and lol the pain had gone, the sore
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If your druggist hasn t wa-Me-Ta, send us
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1111 Woodmen of the World Building.
14th and Farnam Sta.
JITNEY
TAXI
Web. 202
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We offer for the inveatment
of your idle funds ,
BONDS
in convenient denomination of
$100 $500 $1000
payable semi-annually and
yielding attractive rates.
Peters Trust Company
1622 Farnam Street
WHEN YOU NEED A DOCTOR
Men and women who are not well are nvrlted to call. NO MATTER WHAT
AILS YOU, I ran treat jtm tor half what the specialist, charge. The latMt traat
ment for blood disease, which does not keep yon from your business. All ease,
treated strictly oonndential. Cash fees, hut small. Consultation 11.00. Kzamt.
nation, or ofxi treatment, 12.00. Medicine free.
DR. J. C WOODWARD,
301 Rosa Bid., 16th and Feranm. T.I. Tylar 260. Omaha.
some time yesterday. KidNM-, is a
gateman at the Armour Packing com
pany and was working at the plant at
the time of the robbery. A 32-caliber
revolver was also stolen.
Entrance to the home was gained
by unlocking a padlock on the rear
door. - ,
"I wonder how these stand-pat de
mos around town take this new phase
of the Mexican situation," Henry
Murphy said yesttrday as the news
of the latest move of the president
was received. "Methinkr there will
be a few, at least, who will be won
dering whether we are still too proud
to fight or not."
Several South Side young men
have already joined the Nebraska Na
tional Guard. Among those are Otto
Hallgrcn, Paul Jordon and Earl Rus
sel. The latter two will go to Lin
coln this morning and expect to enlist
until the end of the war. Most of
the local representation of the Na
tional Guard are already in Lincoln
and enthusiastic for an early trip to
the border. ,
Magle City Gossip. )
H.nry rol.mgh SSSS V street, died yest.r
day morning following an Illness of several
months. The funeral notice will b. rnatl.
later.
First union vesper services will be helo
on the morning of. July X. on the lawn at
Twenty.third and J etreets. Ths sennoo
will open at 11 o'clock.
Will the person who took child's trlcyH, .
from 4S24 South S3d at., pleaas return
promptly and avoid troubls.
While handling horses at the local hone .
end mule barn A. S. Baer, fit. Louis, an em
ploye of a local tranefer company, eus.
talned a broken arm Tuesday afternoon, .
Store Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. rh. Saturday, 9 p. m. I
Burgess-Nash Company.
"XVEHYBODYJa STORE
THURSDAY, JUNE 22, .916. STORE NEWS FOR FRIDAY. i PHONE D. 137.
Again Friday Unusual Values in , .
. Children's Pants, 5c
Children' white cotton knitted
pants, knee and ankle lengths,
nearly every sise in the "
selection, value to 19c 3C
Friday
Burgee.-Na.li Ce. Dew. -Stairs Star
Women' 25c Hoaiery, 15c
An odd lot of women' black
hose in out sizes, also pink,
blue and tan cotton . r
hose, children's black XuC
and white hose, 25c val.
Burgess-Nash Co. Down -Stairs Store
18.1nch Embroidery, 15c
Corset cover embroidery; 18-in.
embroidery flouncing; allover
embroidery: embroidered rice
cloth for blouse and IT '
dresses, 18 to 27 inches 1 JC
wide at, yard .
Burgesa-Nash Co.- Daw-Staira Store
Edge, Insertions, 5c -
An attractive selection of nain
sook and Swiss embroidered
edge, insertions and bead-
ing; in one group Friday J (J
at, yard
Burgeee-Nash Ce. Dewa-Ataire Star
Laces, Insertions, 2 Vic
Val laces, insertion and edge,
pretty pattern and very desir
able a edging for Ql
dainty lingerie; choice ZfJ
Friday, yard '
Burgess-Nash Co. Down -Stairs Star.
Embroidered AIIover,10c
Sample piece of embroidered
allovers, 27 irichea square, very
specially priced Fri- j A
day at, lJC
each piece
Burg...-Nash Co. Down-Stair Star
Neckwear Special, 5c
One big group 1 of neckwear
which has become (lightly soiled
from handling, including P '
collar, jabot and collar 00
and cuff sets, choice ....
Burgees-Naah Co. Down -Stairs Store
Men's Sateen Shirts, 50c
Genuine black sateen shirts. A
selection that was bought be
fore advance in market fA.
price; while a limited J)U(J
quantity lasts, at '
Burgees-Nash Co. Down -Stairs Stare
Palm Beach Shirt, 50c
Men's shirts, made, of a splen
did quality palm beach cloth, 2
pockets, collar attached, J" A
Very desirable for out- )vC
ing wear; Friday at..
Burgess-Naah Co. Down -Stairs Star
Rep Shirts, 59c
An assortment of collar at
tached shirts, made of rep
cloth. Collar has long PA
point button-down ef- gj7v
feet. Friday, choice . . .
Burgess-Nash Co. Down -Sta Irs Store
2-Piece Underwear, 39c
Including balbriggan and eyelet
mesh shirts and drawers, well
made of a quality that OA
cannot be duplicated, eJjC
the garment
Burgees-Nash Co. Down-Stsirs Store
2-Piece Underwear, 157"
Men's 2-piece underwear, bal
briggan shirts and drawers,
well made and an ex- OP
ceptional value, Friday, L,tjC
the garment
Burgess-Nash Co. Down-Stairs Star
Men's Neckw'r, 12 Vic 50c
At this price you can well af
ford to nave a new, clean tie
every day, including PA
both waifh and silk tie. OUC
Price, 12 Me, 25c and. .
Burgess-Nash Co. Down-Starr. Store
Men's Hose, 8 Vic, 12Vic
This department is splendidly
prepared to meet every hosiery
demand at a price that war
rant a season's buy- Ql
ing. Price range, 12 C
8 I -3c, 10c and. . . .
Burgess-Nash Ce. Down-Stair Store
Men's Union1 Suits, 59c
Athletic union suits, a favorite
among the men. This particular
style union suit has elastic in
the back both ways. A PA
splendid value at, OaC
the suit
Burgees-Nash Co. Down-Stairs Store
Women's and Misses' Pretty
WHITE) PIQUE SKIRTS
$1.00
A
SPLENDID assortment of wash
skirts, made of good quality white
pique. All fresh new stock in a variety
of pretty summery styles, easily tub
bed. Friday, specially priced at $1.00.
Women's Palm Beach Suits
$5.95, $6.50 and $9.95
Women's and misses palm, beach
suits, in four of the summer's newest
models. Exceptional values at, $5.95, $6.50 and $9.95.
Burgeee-Neeh Co. Down -Starrs Star. '
1 to 8 Yard Lengths of
Wash Materia
Friday to V2 Underpriced
E have assembled all the short length of ginghams, percale.
tiaance. nnno-ea. marlrna cloth, batiste and many Other tub
fabric that are suitable for making apron, waist, dresses and , efcil
drens' wear, all accumulations from our regular stocks of reliable
wash fabrics in 1 to 8-yard lengths, each remnant with correct yard
age and price mark. Selection can be made with ease, (ha sale pries
on each piece is from 14 to H under the regular price. ;
' Madraa Remnants, each, 10c
One and two-yard remnant of-shirting and walsting madras will
be sold quickly, at, each, 10c. ( ,
Shirting Remnants, lc, 3c and 5c
One yard and shorter lengths of madras walsting and shirting;
will be sold Friday, at, each piece, lc, 3e and So.
FRIDAY FROM 8:30 UNTIL 12 M.
We will sell standard dress prints, perfect in weave, subject to
imperfections in printing, on sal from 8:30 to 12 m., yard, 8H.
. Porch Pillows, 39c .
Siza 17x24, all pure feather filled, art tick covered porch pillows,
on sale, at, each, 3Bc.
25c Stamped Pillow Cases, 15c
Size 45x36 and 42x36 stamped pillow cases, the 25c kind, on sale,
at, each, 16c.
Striped Sport Skirting, 25c
You could search the market all over the country and not find
so many pretty striped sport skirtings to select from as you will find
here Friday, 33 inches wide, in a full color range, on sale, yard, 25c.
FRIDAY FROM 1.30 UNTIL 5 P. M.
We will sell a good grade, 39-inch unbleached sheeting, in use
ful lengths, the sale price is about one-half the actual value, Fri
day, from 1 :30 until 5, at, yard, 6 M e. 1
Burgesa-Nash Co. Dawn-Stairs Store.
NOTIONS Specially Priced
Combination coat and Tape measures, ea.le Darning cottons, 8
skirt hanger..... Be 8.yard roll cotton spool for ...... .Se
Band trimmings, all . FriHav at Bo Hair barrett. ea.Se
colors, 6-yard bolt tape, nday at. . .Be children's hose up-
for 7 H e 12-yard bolt bias tape porters, pair Se
Fancy button, all Friday for So Baby bibs, each. . JOc
kinds, dozen 3e . .Viirt hanrla Thimble, ech. ... le
Machine thread, spool " I1 shlrt Hair neU, with elas-
for 2c escn tic, 5 for .10.
100-yard spool silk Scissors and shears, Bone hair pins, box
thread for ...... 5c all size 12M tor .So
Burgesa-Nash Co. Down -Stairs Stare.
FIVE Extraordinary Values
From Shoe Section Friday
LIMITED space prevents us from giving the sixteen
tables of remarkable values to be found in the Down-
Stairs Shoe section; We list five as an Idea:
Women's $4 and $5 Pumps for $1.69
We transferred from our Second Floor depart
ment several hundred pairs of women's pump in
patent and dull leather, Goodyear welt and turn
sole. $4.00 and 15.00 values for $1.69.
Infant's and Big Girl's Pumps
Infanta', child's, misses and big girls' strap
pumps in patent and dull kid; infanta' sizes
2 to 6, 98ei child's sizes, 6 to 8, $1.28)
child's sizes, 8 to 11, $1.6Si misses sixes,
11 Vk to 2, $1.85 Dig gins' sizes, zy, v s,
11.95. .
Boy' Shoe, $1.69 and $2.29,
- For boys, just the shoe for vacation wear, the boy scout in tan
and black, elk soles, size 9 to 18 H, $1.69 sizes 1 to 6H, $2.29.
Men's $3.50 Calfskin Shoe, $2.95
Men' black calfskin shoe, Goodyear welt sores, English lasts, a
$3.50 shoe, Friday, $2.98.
Men's Work Shoes, at $2.65
Men's work shoe in brown and black elk, solid leather sole and
heels; special, for Friday, $2.68.
Burgeoo-Naab Co. Down-Stairs Store. '
w
$1.75 Bed Spread, $1.29
Crochet bed spreads, large dou
ble bed size, assorted Marseilles
design, plain hemmed or scal
loped with cut cor- A
ners; a splendid Ol.Ua
value, at
Burgees-Nash Ce. Down-Stsirs Store
20c Bath Towels, 14c
Bleached bath towels, generous
size, good weight and absorb
ent; special for Friday, 1 i
$1.65 dozen or J4C
each ,.....,.,...
Burgees-Naeh Ce. Down -St. lr. Stars
Table Cloths, 69c
Bleached mercerized tablo
cloths, 68x58-in. square, hem
stitched or round seal- A
loped, ironed ready for IMC
use, Friday, each. A . . , .
Burgeee-Nash Ca Dewa-Statr Store
Mercerised Damask, 29c
Mercerized bleached table da
mask,1 64-ln.. good weight, per
manent finish, regu- OA
ular 40c Talus, ZHC
yard .......,..
Burgess-Nash C Down-Stairs Stare
$1.50 Lunch Cloths, 75c
Round lunch cloths, size 64-in.,
wide torchon lace, border with
Insertion center. A . ft"
good $1.50 value . J)(J
Burgess-Noah CoP own -Stairs Stem
$1.00 Dresser Scarfs, 50c
Fine draaser or buffet scarfs, in
torchon lace, imitation fillet or
embroidery. Also m-PA
broidered ones in natural Jllr
linen color, to $1 values
Bnrgeoo-Noeh Co. Down-Stairs Stare
Boys' Wash Suits, 49c
Romper, balkan and middy
styles, for agea 2 to 9 yean, all
colon and combination, all
fart colon, this seaaon'a J A
tyi Me to $1.50 47
atue
Burgooa-Naea Ce, Damn Star. Store
Khald Pant, $1.25 v
Sturdy, perfect fitting khaki
pant for both men and boy,
sizes 26 to 44 waist, p
well made, specially jbI.j
priced at
Burgess-Nash Co. Down-Stsfr, store
Men's $2.50 Pants, 69c
Men' pants, made of poplin in
tan, perfect fitting, size 82 to
42, newest and coolest v
summer style made, DM C
regularly $2.60, at
Burgess-Nash Co. Down -Stair, Store
Boy's $5.00 Suits, $3.45
Boys' Norfolk suits with 2 pair
of Knickerbocker pants, sizes
8 to 16 yean; well (fO JP
made and an excep- ahol.4el
tional value
Burgess-Nash Co. Down-Stairs Star.
Men's $10.00 Suit, $7.95
Good quality men' suit ef
cassimere and cheviot, new
models, well tailored, perfect
fitting, size 80 to (fin Ap
Burgees-Nasn Co. 4)ejwn-Stairs Store
Men's $1.50 Overalls, 75c
Odds and ends of blue and
fancy stripe or check overalls
and jumpers, nearly
every size represented, f IjC
were to $1.50, Friday. . '
Burgee.-Neeh Ce. Down-Steirs Store
Men's Union Suits, 49c
Men' athletic union suits, ex
cellent quality, just the thing
to keep you cool during the
coming warm weather, ifl
a splendid value, Friday
af.
Burgeee-Neeh Co. Downstairs Star
Men'a Work Shirts, 45c
Good, strong, well-made blue
and gray chambray work shirts,
will wear and PA a JP
wash splendid- JjC4t)C
ly, Friday. .. , d "v
Burgoos-Naab Co. Down-Stairs Stare
Meah Union Suita, 48c
Cool, comfortable eyelet mesh
union suit for men. One-half
sleeves and three. in
quarter inseams, extra 47SP
good quality, suit....
urgeae-Naah Co. Down-Stairs Star
Small HOUSEFURNISHING ITEMS Reduced for Friday
3.
W
S3
Ball Bros.' Mason fruit
jars, complete with
porcelain lined caps
and rubber rings, pint
size, dozen 50c
Porcelain lined fruit
jar caps, to fit Mason
jars, per doz. .... .20c
Paro Wax for sealing
fruits, jelliea, etc., per
package 10c
Tin top jelly glasses,
per dozen ..16c
Diamond C yellow 1 A LL 'lA
laundry soap. . . . 10 DrS.a.4C
Light House CleanQ '.. 1 11
ser, 5c size . . . . . ) C&11S 1UC
copper bottom, $1.95 value, $1.39 fiurgoes-Naah Cov Down-Sulr, Star
Burgess-Nash Co. Everybody's Store 16th and Harney,
Best quality white rubber fruit jar
rings, 10c value, dozen. . 7e
Rullman cherry seeder, heavily re
tinned, removes stones from can
ned or fresh cherries, special, 49c
IfflTTni n i era, made
11
of extra
heavy tin
with heavy
Glass canister wall coffee mill,
adjustable grinder, canister holds
1 pound of coffee, 69c value, 49c
rear, wmcej
laundry
soap,3 ban
for . . .10c
A 1 1 white :
enameled
tea kettle
seamless, 5
quart size,
special 59c '
mm