THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 21. 1917.
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Briej City News
Hare Bool Print It Now tteaeon Pram-
Metal dies, pressw'k. Jubilee Mfg. Co.
dec. Pans. ..50 Bureesa-Granden
Platinum Wrddln? Rlnjs Edholm.
Prof. KraU Returns Lee G. Kratz
has returned from Madison Lake, S.
D., where he was platform superin
tendent of assembly.
Try the noonday 35-eeut luntheon
at the Empress Garden, amidst pleas
ant surroundings, mueio and entertain
ment. A d vertlsemen t-
Xcw Duckworth Boy An eight
pound baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. H. K. Duckworth of Nehawka,
Neb., at a local hospital this morning.
Five Places Robbed of Plumbing
FiumDing tnieves were at work again
last night and stripped Ave places of
their fixtures; 1425-27-29-31-33 North
Twenty-first street were ransacked
and the piping removed.
Little, But Ambitious, This
Pickaninny of Thirteen
That patriots are patriots, whether
young or old, white or black, was
proved Saturday afternoon by a lit
tle negro boy, who, with his equally
small black sister backing him up in
his laudable effort, tried to get into
the great war machine of the United
Mates oi America and couldnt
Just after the big parade Saturday
. afternoon, and while things were sort
o' dull in the recruiting office of Bat
tery E of the first lennessee field
artillery, a little negro boy, some 3
feet tall and barefooted, walked into
the office. A little negro girl sucking
a very large pickle, followed behind
him.
The little pickaninny pulled off his
cap and rolling his eyes at one of the
recruiting officers, said gravely:
"I wants to join de army."
For a minute the men were stunned.
But nobody laughed.
"What do you want to do in the
army?" the officer said.
"I wants to work. I can chop
km' in'."
This was a puzzling situation for
the officer. The boy was in dead
earnest. The officer turned to the lit
tie girl. '
"Are you hi6 sister?"
"Yas. sir." "
"Do you want him to join the
army?
"Yas, sir."
Not a smile from anybody.
"I saw a sign in de parade says
come to 502 Church street to join,
said the little negro hopefully.
"This is the place," said the officer.
"but I'm afraid you're a little bit too
voune to join.
Tse 13," declared the little fellow
stoutlv.
The officer shook his head, but to
hold out hope to the little patriot, told
him to report to the captain of the
Nashville negro company, who would
eive him something to do.
"All rizht. sir." said the little picka
ninny as he was leaving. "I'll find
him, fer I sho' does want to join."
Nashville fennesseean.
Two Motor Cars Wrecked;
Occupants Narrowly Escape
An automobile driven by A. H
fhishnlm nf Benson and a machine
driven bv Mrs. E. C. Leggett. 22
Strehlow aoartments. collided at
Eighteenth and California last night
Rnth msi-hinea were badlv wrecked.
Although there were four passengers
in the Leggett car and five in the
Chisholm machine, no one was in
- jured except Mrs. J. B. Keeney of
Chicago, who was riding m the Leg
vrn rar She sustained slieht lacera-
. tions about the arms when struck by
flying glass,
riiislinlm. whom the nonce sav was
driving on -the wrong side of the
street, was booked on a cnarge oi
violating the trathc ordinances.
Everett Buckingham Reports
Conditions Prosperous in West
Everett Buckingham, general man
ager of the union Mock xaras com
pany, has returned from a short trip
to Worland, Wyo., where he visited
his daughter, who lives on a ranch
near there.
"The country looked prosperous
on4 fn rmna arc crnnA" said Mr.
Buckingham. "A big new beet sugar
factory is being hunt at woriana.
"I was down in Casper, too, and
the country down there is develop
ing fast, because ot tne on tney arc
finding. All of the country I was in
is in the best condition and speaks
weJl for the prosperity of the United
btates.
Burlington Builds Spurs
Of Track Into Fort Crook
Several spurs of new switch tracks
for the Burlington railroad are being
built leading into Fort Crook. This
will make easier the moving of the
troops and handling of supplies at the
fort.
Burlington officials, as well as those
of other roads, are not giving out in
formation about the preparations for
troop movements soon to begin.
"There will be no diffkuty in mov'
ing the troops, we can promise that,"
said L. M. Whitehead, chief clerk to
General Passenger Agent L. W.
Wakeley. "If necessary we will stop
the passenger trains to do it
Live Stock. Sanitary Board
Holds Its Annual Meeting
Annual meeting of the Nebraska
Live Stock Sanitary board was held
at the Stock Yards Exchange hall
Wednesday. Colonel James H. Bulla
was re-elected president, and Dr. J. S.
Anderson, state veterinarian, was re
elected secretary.
Methods of preventing tuberculosis
were discussed. The board endorsed
the plan of getting a train to go
through the state demonstrating and
lecturing on tuberculosis and the way
to prevent its spreading. , .
Kentuckian Says Woman
Picked His Pocket of $6
Edward B. Miller, who says he
came from Kentucky, but that "his
home is under his hat," caused the
arrest of Nellie Everetts, 1323 How
ard street last night, charging that
she picked his pockets for $6. The
woman is being held for investiga
tion and Miller is detained as com
plaining witness.
Sinn Fein Organ at ' - ';i
Limerick Is Suppressed
Limerick, Ireland, July 19. The
Sinn Fein organ, Factionist,' which has
been appearing for some months, was
suppressed today. .The police seized
the plant. .
Bet Want Ads product results.
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Mr. Foster Travel
Information Service
Plan Your Vacation Trip
For You No Charge.
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Take
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bring your films to us,
we will develop them
without charge.
Main Floor.
Friday, July 20, 1917.-
-STORE NEWS FOR SATURDAY-
Phone D.137.
Don't Forget We Are Closing Out Our Entire Stock of
Furniture at Sweeping Price Reductions Nothing Reserved
We'll
Show
You
How To
Preserve
Food
Beginning next Monday
morning we will give
demonstrations of how
easily vegetables and
fruits- can be dried or
evaporated with a very
little expense.
Mrs. Harriet
S. MacMurphy
Formerly State Food In
spector, who has made a thor
ough study of this line of
work, will have charge of the
demonstrations. "
We know you are interested
and we invite you to come
and benefit by these talks
and demonstrations given by
Mrs. MacMurphy.
Clearaway of Leather Bags
And Strap Purses Unusual Values
At $1.00
IT'S indeed a most unusual clearaway unusual in val
ue and range and variety of kinds and styles, every
bag is guaranteed to be real leather. The offering in
cludes: Real Seal Real Pin Seal Real Morocco
Real Goat and Calf Leathers Matt
Pin and Walrus Grain
Silk and leather lined and fitted, many have the invis
ible lock which prevents opening and loss. There's a shape
and style to suit the fancy of every one, and each one is
a wonderful value at $1.00.
Burg ...Na.h Co. Main Floor
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Clearaway Women's Handkerchiefs
Extreme Values Saturday at 7Vc
A LARGE group of women's handkerchiefs of superior
quality, plain white or with colored edge, finished
with colored embroidered initial, specially reduced Sat
urday, to 7y8c each.
Men's Handkerchiefs, Box of 6 for 75c
Fine cambric lawn handkerchiefs, with colored or white embroid
ered initial, full size, special, box of 6 for 75c.
Burge.i-Na.li Co. Main Floor
Radical Clearaway Saturday
Of Every Trimmed Straw Hat
$3.00
THAT'S the way they are
priced for Saturday to insure
a quick and decisive disposal. In
cluding large white milans, faced
with georgette crepe and trim
med with wings and fancies.
You'll find a wide range of style
selection and the values are 'way
out of the ordinary.
Every hat specially reduced,
regardless of the former price.
No approvals, no C. O. D's., no
exchanges.
Burgei.-Naah Co. Second Floor
"Mermaid" Hair
Wavers 6 for 75c
THE "Mermaid" wavers pro
duce a natural, beautiful
water wave, which will remain
for a week or longer. Put up
six in a container, made of light
white metal that will not rust
and are absolutely sanitary.
Black and White Room Second Floor
Men's Hot Weather Suits
Specially Priced For Saturday at
$7.50 to $25.00
NO, this is not a clearaway, but a special offering of men's summer suits that were re
ceived in time for Saturday's selling and specially priced to feature for that day.
The materials are :
Palm Beach Kool Cloth Tropical Worsteds
White Flannels and Silks
made in the very latest styles, according to our
own rigid specifications, the
Burgess-Nash Standard
of quality, which means at all times the very
best possible value at any given price.
Pinch back, belt all around, as well as con
servative models, all sizes, in stouts, slims, short
stouts and regulars.
Golf Suits, $13.50 to $25.00
Knicker or long trousers, made of palm
beach, fancy cheviot and homespun materials.
Sport Coats and Trousers
Golf and sport coats and separate knicker
trousers, of palm beach, white duck and chev
iots. Automobile Dusters, $1.75 to $15.00
tan.
Full cut and good quality linen, gray or
Burgee. -Na.h Co. Fourth Floor
Corsets for Sports
and Bathing
WE recommend the Bien
Jolie Treco corsets for
bathing, tennis and general
sports wear, whalon boned, cool,
serviceable and comfortable,
four styles, No. 3139, '3045,
3046 and 3095. Sizes 19 to
30, with price range of $2.00
to $5.00.
Burcesi-Naah Co. Second Floor
Fresh Caramels,
29c lb.
MADE of the best and pur
est ingredients, in assort
ed flavors. One taste makes
you,want more, 29c lb.
Burg.is-Na.h Co. Mala Floor
Children's Shoes Specially Reduced
in Price for Saturday Selling
FOR Saturday we've placed special price reductions
on certain lines of children's shoes that will insure
a generous response. All children's pumps and oxfords,
hand welted and turned soles, in a variety of styles, in
cluding Dugan and Hudson, also Kindercraft shoes,
made especially for children with growing feet, all spe
cially reduced in price.
Th,S Infant's English ankle ties of dull or patent leather, reduced
to $1.35. , , , ,
Children's strap pumps of dull or patent leather, reduced to
Children's strap pumps of dull or patent leather, reduced to
Misses' strap pumps of dull or patent leather, reduced to $2.65
and $3.45.
Big girls' strap pumps of dull or patent leather, reduced to
$3.15 and $3.95.
Burgeo.-Na.lt Co. Second Floor
Women's Neckwear
at V2 Price
BIG assortment of women's
neckwear, including fine
linen hand embroidered pieces,
khaki kool silk collars, etc.,
also some sailor collars with
long revers and roll effects,
entire group reduced to half
former price.
Burget.-Ne.h Co. Main Floor
Fishing Tackle
at 25 Discount
IT'S all the more encouraging
. to catch fish when your
tackle costs so much less, for
Saturday we offer a special dis
count of 25 off the regular
price of reels, rods, lines, hooks,
baits, tackle boxes, etc.
Croquet Sets
A new shipment received and
they go on sale Saturday spe
cially priced.
Burgee.-Na.h Co. Fourth Floor
Men's Straw Hats Reduced
For Saturday Special at
Price
HERE'S an opportunity to replace
that dirty old straw hat with a
new one and at a less price than it
would cost you to have it cleaned.
For Saturday we have reduced
every panama, bangkok, bamboo,
milan, mackinaw, leghorn and Por
to Rican straw hat to exactly half
the original price.
Men's Straw Sailors Re
duced to 95c and $1.75
Two big groups including the
favored shapes and dimensions
a shape and style to suit every type
of face, and reduced for Saturday
to 95c and $1.75.
Burge-Nah Co. Fourth Floor ,
STRAWS
if
You Splash Me, I'll Splash You
Our bathing suits are designed essentially for the swim, although on
beach promenade they are quite the correct thing and just as smart
as can be. Heed the call hie yourself to Burgess-Nash, where the
prettiest assortments await your choosing, in silks, satins, mohairs
and knitted weaves made to defy the weather and wild waves.
Women's Bathing Suits, $1.50 to $42.50
All sizes for women, misses and girls. Prices range $1.50 to
$42.50.
Th Annette Kellorman Model for women, misses and girls, knit
ted, $4.98 to $16.50.
Bnrfeis-Naib Co. Second Floor
Clearaway of Silk Petticoats
Radical Reductions Two Groups
$8.95 and $15.00
TI7E only wish we could show
V V you the beauty and daintiness
of the exquisite petticoats, that you
, might realize how great the reduc
tions are, for we know what the re
sult would be the entire
collection snapped up in a
"jiffy."
They're made in a splen
did assortment of smart new
styles, of a superior quality
of taffeta and messaline
silks, white and evening
shades.
There is no wardrobe complete without a white or
light colored silk petticoat, and here is your one big op
portunity to save generously.
' Burg.-Nah Co. Second Floor
RemarkableCIearaway of Women's
Linen Suits, at
V2 Former Price
THE sort of suits that are so popular
for street, country club and outing
wear. The styles are greatly varied, some
are norfolk coats with straight pleats
from shoulder to coat edge, some adopt a
more tailored effect, some have double
pockets tastily held by little tabs.
The colors are blue, corn, also white.
Women's Pongee Coats
At y2 Price
IN most instances only one of a kind
and style, empire with full gathered
skirts, some pleated, some flared, others
belted and many cross-strapped; large
collars and fancy trimmings, very desir
able for automobile as well as dress
wear. Saturday, in the clearaway, at '
price.
Clearaway of Girls' and Misses' White Dresses
Ages 6 to 16 Years Saturday at
$1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $6.95 $7.95 $15.00
DESCRIPTION fails to give the real, true style beauty
and bargain value this offering of dresses repre
sents. Made of white organdies, batistes, nets, voiles,
georgette crepes, poplins, galateas and piques, all beau
tifully and daintily trimmed with laces and embroideries.
Some have jacket effects, others empire style, till oth
ers finished with colored collars and cuffs, every one an
extreme value.
Women's Auto Dusters. $1.00
Special groups of linen colored dusters for auto wear,
reduced to $1.00.
. Burgea.-Na.h Co. Second Floor
Saturday Yoil Can Save $1.00
On Any Pair of Men's Oxfords
R REGARDLESS of the
regular price. Well
worth coming for is it
not? You'll find them on
the Fourth Floor and
here's an idea of what to
expect: -
Men's white canvas oxfords, reduced to $3.00.
Men's palm beach oxfords, reduced to $2.50.
Men's Russia calf, ko-ko tan oxfords, reduced to $6.00.
Men's Russia calf, dark tan oxfords, reduced to $5.00.
Men's black Russia calf oxfords, reduced to $5.00.
Men's tan Russia calf oxfords, reduced to $4.00. s
Men's black Russia calf oxfords, reduced to $4.00.
Burg . ..-Nath Co. Fourth Floor
My
Men's Cool Summer Fixing
Just Inside The Harney Street Door
JUST the sort of furnishings men like and
want and they're specially priced for
Saturday, too.
Men's Neckwear,
3 for $1.00
Men's foulard four - in -hand
ties, full shapes and
new patterns, quite the
"proper caper'' for summer
wear, 3 for $1.00. .
, Men's Union Suits, 69c
Athletic style, made of fine checked and fancy striped
nainsook, at 69c.
Men's Sample Leather Belts, at 50c
The sample line of a certain manufacturer, including
a wide range of selection of styles and kinds, black or
tan, and all sizes, special, 50c. '
Men's Bathing Suits, 89c to $7.50 '
A splendid range for selection in the new color com
binations. The materials are wool wprsted and cotton
ribbed jersey; sizes 34 to 54, at 89c to $7.50.
Burg e.t-Na.h Co Main Floor
