THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SfcPTEMKER 27. 1917.
Brie) City Netvs
Platinum Wedding Rings Edhohu,
Lighting flit urn EurgeM-Gniiden Co.
He Root Print It Nir Bccn Press
Metal Dies, Prcsswork JuBtt Mfs Co
35c Luncheon at Empress Garden.
Emma Crnrncr Gets Ilvorcc Judge
Day, sitting in divorce court, granted
a decree to Emma Cramer from Harry
E. Cramer.
Improvers Meet A meeting of the
United Improvement Clubs will be held
in Commissioner Hummel'a office in
the oily hall at 8 o'clock Wednesday
night.
Public Invited to Happy Hollow
Friday evening, 8:15, to hear Mrs.
Frederick J. Clark in song recital. No
admission. Offering for Red Cross and
church.
Morals Squad ActUe The morals
nquad raided a rooming house at 10)0
8outh Thirteenth street last night and
arrested five men and Ave women.
They were charged with being inmates
of a disorderly house.
Want Bean Harvesters Now conK;s
Yuma, Colo., with a call for bean pick
ers. Reports from there are that they
will pay $4 a day and board and trans
portation one way. It is said thatbean
picking will continue until about
Christmas. ,
Fine Fireplace CwmIs at Sunderland's.
DRYING PLANTS TO
CLOSEJOR WINTER
Welfare Board Gets Reports
from Reads of Various De
partments and Sugges-
tions for Next Year.
At a meeting of the Board of Pub
lic Welfare Monday nigli reports
from the various departments of its
activity were given and ideas for their
work in the future proposed.
Increased" growth and confidence of
the people was reported from the free
legal aid department. This depart
ment helps all who cannot afford to
hire an attorney; it protects the poor
from the loan shark, petty swindler
and other frauds who prey upon
them; it ibring about confidence be
tween thq employer and employed.
The co-operative - employment
bureau, which is the work of the fed
eral government, state, county and
city through the welfare board, shows
'.splendid success.
Injured Germans Seek
Their Fiendish Revenge
Amsterdam, Sept. 26. As "fully
justified reprisals' for the alleged
ill treatment by Belgians of German
noncombatants in German East Af
rica, Dr. Carl Peters, a German sci
entist, who some years, ago made
explorations in Africa, makes the
suggestion, which the Hamburger
Nachrichten prints prominently, to
this effect:
"That double the number of BeV
gian men, women and children of
superior social standing be com
pelled to march in winter time, in
adequately clad and fed prison fare,
from ten to fifteen times between
Const&nza, on the Jlack Sea, and
Riga, on the Baltic coast."
be open the following Monday in or
der that patrons may get the food
dried over Saturday.
The South Side plant 'will close
for business Saturday evening, but
be open the following Tuesday in
order that all supplies may be secured
by patrons.
For in format ion concerning all ac
tivities of the Board of Public Wel
fare call the city hall, telephone Doug
la's 3181.
A..i ru...i. tj. i . .
StJndardOil Ship-Blows Up; , T!ie c TXk. illtroJ NameXrew Captains tor
nilP tft I inhtinn nf Pinp b' Mrs- Ohaus in the spring, is! tiCtrIC raraCie rl03IS
uue IU Uiyilllliy Ul riye, be developcd jllt0 a department un-j Crews for the Ak-Sar-Ben electric
Richmond, Cat, Sept. 26. Federal dcr Mrs. Zadia Dimond. . ! parade 1iave been picked and are be-
ofhcials said tonight- they were tnak-! Church workers will be asked to co-1 ing instructed. Patent leather boots
mg a thorough investigation of a gas ; operate with the hospitals in caring j and gilded spurs, polished steel hel
exploston that partially wrecked the , for the sick poor as thev come from I mets and all the glittering accoutre
btandard Oil steamer J. A. Moffett. j tho hospitals. i mcnts of Ak-Sar-Ben are waiting at
at her dock here early today, killing Tjle family rehabilitation denait- 0.-ar Lichen's wardrobe room for the
i wo men. . . , incut
; one oat of seventy-five couples ileler- been selected tq pose in the groups
mined upon separation arc now "try-, 0n the various floats have been as-
ing again." I signed their captains and fitted with
; I he dance hull inspectors report i their costumes to a man.
I showed that dance hall owners andjV The captains appointed for thej
j ciuos are trying neartny to co-opcr-i
atf Vith the board.
Drying Plants Close.
' The community drying plants will
t be closed October 1, largely be
i cause , of weather conditions which
will be-unfavorable to this work. The
Board of Public Welware has spon-
Officers were chosen yesterday by j sored these and in all other ways
worKea tor tooa conservation mis
summer, helping. to make Omaha
foremost of the cities in the country
in solving this problem. The -work
will be continued- and enlarged next
year, tarty m the spring a drying
(j'ft nil. rf thn inf.Ct in i ri.fMl Tr ..-Ki.it .In-... ti-ill !i-tmf w tA
. brooks, suerniicndent oi Uie i rf.ri. i ,u.;. c,.tni. r it, i. -rue .ti u
lieved the explosion was purely ac
cidental.. His theory was that one of
rhe victims had ignited the gas by
striking a. match to light his pipe.
The steamer's cargo of 61,000 gal
lons of gasoline arid crude oil was
not harmed, ;
School Activities
At Central High
of
"EVERYBODY STOKE"
seniors of Centra' High school who
will graduate, next February. They
are: Clarence Swan, president; Isa-
bell uakley, vice-president; Lihtli
I Roberts, -secretary; Fred . Montmor
r encv. treasurer: Thernn fenspn tiarl
f. Jane Hansen, sergeants-at-arms; j plant will be established in every gar
) Frances Wilson, reoorter: Miss Tes- den community.
ate Townc 4nd C. A. Cairns, class! The Central Park plant will close'
- teachers. Election of the June ! for business Friday evening, but wf j
seniors has been rjosrpoueil until Oc- ! ' i--- -? -
tober X i iiimmmmmmJimm Jmrnrnmrnm
have also been postponed a week be- j
cause of, the. foot ball game Friday.
The first nmber of this year's Reg- j
ister appeaid Tuesday. A half holi-1
day will be granted to pupils October I ;
4, that they may see the Ak-Sar-Ben j
parade. An extra drill day may be set i. ;
so that the cadets mav be in good ! j
shape for the parade. ' j
Credits Jn music and vocal work '
will be given to those who are in-;
s-ucted outside of school,' if they pass
an examination given by the school ' ;
iiuisic teachers a! the end o"f the
teim ' '
It is probable that an hoinirary so- ,
n'et'y will be formed (J juniors who !
have had a grad ' cf "A" in ail their i ,
subjects. If 20 per cent of 'the class j
do not have that high an average, the I
required number will be- liiiide up otJ'
those who have had the greatest mini-
ner or .v s. v, . -
At a meeting o'.llie teachers it. was
voted that, each teacher be taxed
?1.50 to provide a fund to help needy
students. The students will be ex
pected to do clerical work at the
school in return. A committee coni-
- psed of Miss Jessie Towne. chairman.
Miss O'SuIlivan, and Mr; ; McMillan
was appointed t supervise the fund.
TRe teachers also contributed 25
certs each to buy educational journals
xnd school surreys. Miss Katherine
Thomas was appointed chairman of
the courtesy committee.
A five year pass is being offered to
the pupil. who sells the most student
pifSociation tickets to non-pupils. A
three year pass and five one year ones
will be given to those who sell the
nerd highest number at $2 each.
floats in the electric parade ar:
li. Bunce Switzerland.
T F. Xrrhih.-ilfl The Storniintr
the Bastile. '
M. B. Griffen The Boston Tea
Party.
Harry Johnson Declaration of In
dependence. '
Clint Miller King George Monu
ment. Dr. T. E. Derley Spirit of 76.
Herman WilkeLiberty Bell.
C. C. Phelps Emancipation Proc
lamation. E. L. Potter Dewey al Manila.
J. Bartley Cuba.
S. P. Connover The Navy.
-John Crawford The Allies.
W. S. Huston Peace.
BuRGESS-NASii Company.
Extra Special!
A Charming Collection of
Marabou Capes
at $2.95
MARABOU capes are quite
the rage now as a neck
dressing; and an offering like
this for Thursday is certain to
bring forth a great response.
The capes are four-strand of
marabou and ostrich, large, full
size, finished with a splendid
quality of satin lining. .
There is but a limited quantity and at this very spe
cial price they are sure to go out.in a hurry.
y! Burgem-Nash Co. Main Floor
1
"EVEPYBODYfel STORE"
f Wedne.d.y, Sept. 2G, 1917. STORE NEWS FOR THURSDAY Phone Dougl.t 137.
Exceptional!
Sm'a r t N ew Triramed Hats
r-'ft Thursday
A COLLECTION of by far the smartest and most
offer at such a remarkably low price. Newest au
tumn style in truly wonderful variety. Crushed
. effects in' velvet, with soft crowns and brims,
some turning up on-one side; draped hats in tur
bans and narrow-brim styles, some with high vel
vet wings. - ' . .
Little tailored turbans with chenille-dotted
veils attached.
The very new cushion-brim sailors, etc.
; Lyons Velvet, panne velvet and hatter's plush
are the materials. Some of the hats show effective
combinations of velvet and plush or velvet and
' panne velvet.
; The colors are:
Purple, Taupe, Gray, Navy, Wood Brown
and Green and Plenty of Blad'
- Burf.Nh Co. Second Floor
urgess-Uash Gnffiun:
Wednesday, September 26, 1917.
everybody STORE"
"store news for thursdayv
Phone D. 137.
Remarkable Three (3) Days Sale
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
Draggnst Soedries amid
0
.Toilet Aradles
An opportune time to anticipate your, season's .needs for the medicine cabinet
A . 1 J ! i If 11 XT :i l. J -- J . I
ns ana aressing iaDie at prices excepuonany low. no man ur piiuixe uiucio acceyteu vv
($J'r thpsp swiIp rtrirps. ' rv . '
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Toilet Soaps 1
Shah of Persia Olive Oil Soap, 15c.
Shah of Persia Toilet Soap, 19c.
Sylvia Toilet. Soap, cake, 12c.
Transparosa Glycerin, 15c.
Stork Castile Soap, 12c.
Resinol Soap, cake, 23c.
Cuticura Soap, cake, 19c.
4711 Glycerin Soap, 15c.
Melba Vegetable Oil Soap, ISc.
Auditorium Bath, cake, 12c.
Ye Old English, 12)i.
Elderflower and Glycerin, 12 He.
Cocoanut Oil'Soap, cake, 5c.
Peroxide Soap, cake, 9e.
Palmolive Soap, cake, 10c.
Toilet Articles
Pebecco tooth
paste, 35c.
'Forel Powder, 39c.
Palmolive sham
poo, 39c.
Pago talcum pow
der, 12c
Pond's vaninhing
cream, 18c.
Dr. Graves' tooth powder, 18c.
Mennen's talcum, all odors, 12c.
Williams' talcum powder, all
odors, 12c
1-lb. can lilac rose talum, 17c.
1 -lb. can Corylopsis talcum, 15c.
Orchard white, 29c.
Daggett & Ramsdell's cold
cream, 28c.
Nonspi, 39c.
Colgate's tooth paste, 10c and
23c.
Senreco tooth ipaste, 19c.
Aubry Sisters beautirler, 19c
Burgess-Nash cold cream, 16c.
Burgess-Nash greaseless cream,
16c.
Almo honey and almond lotion,
19c.
Chappedine for rough hands,
19c , '
Buffers, long, 50c.
Buffers, medium length, 35c.
Powder puffs, 10c. t
Face chamois, in envelope, 10c
Palmolive cold cream, 39c.
Palmolive vanishing cream, 39c.
Palmolive face powder, 39c.
Colgate talcum, 15c.
Hind's honey and almond cream,
42e.
Pepsodent tooth paste, 45c
Sempre Giovine, 39c.
Ingrams milk weed cream. 39c.
Flexible finger boards, 5c.
Cutex cuticle remover, 22c
Cutex nail powder, 23c.
Eyebrow pencils, 8c.
Fegay rouge, 36c.
Genuine orange wood sticks, 7c.
Rubifoam tooth wash, 19c.
Amolin powder, 32c.
Pasteurine tooth paste, 19c
Johnson's shaving cream, 19c
Eversweet, 22c
Mum, 22c.
Odo-ro-no, small size, 21c
Odo-ro-no, medium size, 39c
Monoxide tooth powder, 17c.
Pond's cold cream, 16c.
Massatta talcum, 13c.
Ed Pinaud's toilet water, 69c
Palmolive talcum, 19c.
Jergen's talcum, large size can,
15c.
Wanbu's shampoo bags, 8c.
Cocoa butter, oz., 8c. '
Danderine, medium size, 39c.
Canthrox, 39c.
Glover's mange remedy, 39c
A complete simplex manicure
outfit free with any purchase of
simplex manicure goods. Simplex
cuticle remover, special, 19c
Genuine Thermos
Goods 1
1 pint genuine ther
mos, $1.59.
1 pint thermos, cor
rugated, $2.75.
X quart thermos,
corrugated, $4.00.
1 pint plain nickel,
$3.00.
1 quart, plain nickel,
S4.50.
l wHLw 1 quart thermos
QSF" carafe, $4.50.
A new unbreakable vacuum
bottle, guaranteed absolutely
against breakage
1-quart size for $7.50.
lk -gallon size for $10.50.
Sponges and Chamois
1 lot automobile sponges, 59c.
1 lot automobile sponges, 65c.
1 lot automobile sponges, 79c.
1 lot extra large and fine qual
ity automobile and window cham
ois. $1.98. .
Small face chamois, 10c.
n
Coor's Malted Milk
An, egg beater
free with a bot
tle of Coor's
Malted Milk.
We will have a
demonstrator serv
ing free samples of
Coor's, malted milk.
Come and try it.
ImzO)1?'. bottles, 45c
1.1). hnttloa Ofl.
5-lb. bottle?, $3.25.
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5
French Ivory
Ivory soap boxes, 19c
Combs, heavy ivory, 7Se.
Powder boxes, 75c.
Hair receivers, 75c.
Heavy ivory trays, $1.95.
Picture frames, 50c.
Picture frames, $1.00.
Medicine bottles, 50c '
Manicure pieces, 19c.
Gentlemen 8 combs, 19c.
Buffers, $1.00.
Small trays, 50c. j
All Ivory Purchases at This Sale Engraved Free.
Our New Surgical and
Rubber Goods Section
A high grade hot water bottle, 89c
lwo-quart combination fountain syringe and hot'
water bottle, $1.39.
Hygeia nursing outfit, complete, 25c.
1 lb. hospital cotton. J. & J. 48c.
A 3-pint sheet steel metal hot water bottle, guaran-'
teed five years, $1.39.
Rubber gloves, extra heavy, pair, 39c.s
Hospital hot water bottle, guaranteed for two years,
$2.25.
U. S. seamless bottle. $2.50. r
Wellington spray. $2.00.
Infant water bottle, 49c. '
Faultless douche, $2.50.
Two-quart Wearever combination fountain syringe
water bettle, $3.25.
Two-quart high grade Da Luxe water bottle and
fountain syringe combined, $4.75.
Atomizer bulbs. 29c. v
Nipples, three for 10c.
. '
Syrup
39c.
Pape's Diapepsin
tnl Tablets, 39c.
mM Stuart's wafers
39c.
Bellan's tablets,
19c.
Castorin, 27c.
Jad Salts, 59c.
Resinol ointment,
44c
Mecca Compound,
small, 19c.
Mecca Compound,
large, 39c.
Musterole, 24c.
Calocide. 19c.
Mercolized wax, 72c
Nuxated iron, 79c v
Synol soap, 19c.
Kondon'B catarrh jelly, 19c.
Tiz, 19c. '
Allen's foot eaBe, 19c.
Adhesive tape, 8c.
Freezone, 29c.
Remedies
of Figs,
E'l wa. m
Bromo seltzer, 9c.
Lysol, 19c. -
Lysol, medium
size, 38c.
Camphor ice,
tubes, 8c
Listerine, me
dium, 42c.
G 1 y cothymoline,
large, 79c.
Pompeian olive
oil, 44c
Sloan's Liniment.
17c.
Mentholatum, spe
cial, 17c
Sal Hepatica, 48c
b&l Hepatica, 24c.
finkham s vegetable compound,
79c.
Philips' milk of magnesia, 23c.
Philips' milk of magnesia, large,
44c
Swamp Root, large, 79c. .
SSS blood remedy, 79c.
Rocky Mountain tea, 28c.
Garfield tea, 19c.
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Brushes
A genuine H. L. Hughes water
proof ideal hair brush, sale price,
89c.
Ideal brushes, $1.29 to $3.50.
Pullman hair brushes, 35c.
Cloth brushes, very big values,
59c.
Military brushes, 1 lot, big
values, 79c
1 lot military brushes, high
grade bristled, 98c.
1 assortment ladies' and gentle
men's brushes, special prices, 39c
to $1.75.
Tooth Brushes
1 assortment transparent handle
brushes, 16c.
1 assortment bone handle
brushes, 19c
I'rophylactic tooth brushes, 29c.
Combs
Pocket combs, 9c.
Dressing combs, hard rubber,
19e.
Dressing combs, heavy, 39c.
Dressing combs, a special num
ber, 16c.
Nail Brushes
1 lot splid back nail brushed, 5c
1 lot nail brushes, 10c.
1 lot nail brushes, 15c
1 assortment nail brushes, good
values, 35c
Perfumes
Locust blossom perfume, 39c
Djer kiss perfume, oz., $1.29.
Houbegant's toilet .water, oz.,
74c. ,
Rigaud's lilac perfume, ounce,
$2.49.
Quelque Fleur toilet water, 89c
Mary Garden perfume, oz.,
$1.98.
Cotyx La Rose Jacqueminot
perfume, oz., $2.39.
Racama rose, oz., $1.50.
Blue rose, oz., 39c.
Several other odors, oz., 39c.
Djer kiss vegetal, $1.25.
Djer kiss toilet water, $1.75.
Azurea and Le Tref le vegetal, ,
$1.50.
Page's wisteria toilet water,
75c
1 oz. original pkg. Wordworth's
perfume, 25c. -
Vantine's wiwtcria blossoms ;
toilet water, $1.00. ;
- Luxor toilet water, 75c.
Melba Love Me toilet water, 75s.
Face Powders
Java rice powder, 39c.
Djer kiss face powder, 58c
Djer kiss face powder, 98c.
Isebell's face powder, 39c.
Racarma rose face powder, 50c.
Jardin De Rose powder, 39c.
Page rose face powder, 39c
Forel powder, 39e.
Roger and Gallet powder, 32c.
Free A powder puff with any
50c Colgate's powder.
1 lot of odds and ends staftdafd
face powders, one-half price.
Pills and Tablets
Aspirin, genuine, 1 doz., 15e.
Aspirin, genuine, 2 doz., 30c.
Aspirin, genuine, 1C0 in bottle,
$1.05.
Bromo Quinine, 23c.
Burgess-Nash Co. cold tablets,
16c. - '
Hinkle's pills, 100 in bottle, 17c.
Nature's Remedy, 19c
Carter's Little Liver Pills, 15c.
Hill's Cascara Quinine, 19c.
Lapactie pills, 39c
Miscellaneous
Sundries
Liquid veneer, small size, 17c.
Liquid veneer, medium, 39c
Liquid veneer, quart size, 89c.
Liquid auto spray, 29c.
Genuine sheep's wool
sponge, $1.25.
Wright's silver
cream, 19c.
Carbons, small size,
13c.
Carbons, medium
size, 19c.
Carbona, large size,
39c
Burgess-Nash olive
oil, imported, medium
size, 50c.
Burgess-Nash olive
oil, imported, large
size, 90c.
Royal purple grape
juice. 6 oz., 7c.
Royal purple grape juice, pints,
19c
Royal purple grape juice, quarts,
39c.
Royal purple grape juice,
KttllUII, fO. I
Appie-ju, o oz. Douies, it.
Lo-ju, full 16 oz., 24c.
Champagne type Appl-ju, 28c
For the Boys at the Front
Soap boxes, at
19c
Gillette army
razor with metal
mirror, at $4.79.
Williams' shav
ing stick, 22c.
Barber's comb,
19c 1
Military
brushes, 59c. ,
Ever Ready
safety razors, 98c
A Kit of Toilet Necessities
A rubberized toilet case for
the soldier boy fitted with
Barber's comb. , . .1
Barber's brush. . .
Tooth brush
Shaving stick. .. .
Shaving brush. . .
Safety razor.....
Tooth paste. . ....
Ivory soap box. , .
Cake of soap.....
$2.69
Laboratory Products
" f;:
1 pint ammonia, 8c.
1 quart ammonia, 12c .
1 gallon ammonia, 47c.
lb. Epsom Baits, 6c .
lb. Epsom salts, 9c ,
A lb. Epsom salts, 17c
1 pint witch hazel, 32c
Vl fl,,. nrit.li L...1 IAi
4wuif niviD uaari, o?c.
2 oz. castor oil, 10c.
4 oz. castor oil, 18c.
1 oz. spirits of camphor, lie. .
2 oz. spirits of camphor. 18c. .
2 oz. camphorated oil, 17c.
4 oz. camphorated oil, 29c.
2 oz. rosewater, 1.2c.
2 oz. glycerin rose water and
bay rum, 12c.
4 oz. glycerin rose water and
bay rum, 18c.
1 oz. glycerin for lie.
s 2 oz. glycerin for 18c.
4 oz. glycerin for 34c.
,2 oz. Tr. green sdap, 20c.
4 oz. Tr. green soap, 29c. ;
2 oz. essence pepsin, 15c.
1 oz. aromatic cascara, 15c.
2 oz. aromatic cascara, 25c.
4 oz. hydrogen peroxide, lOe.
8 oz. hydrogen peroxide, 20c.
16 os. hydrogen peroxide, 30c.
4 oz. white pine cough syrup,
19c. ' -
4 oz. olive oil, 19c
1 oz. orris root, 5c
1 oz. boric acid, 7c.
1 lb. boric acid, 12c.
1 pint liquid paraf f ine oil for in
ternal purposes, 50c.
. 1 quart, liquid paraf fine oil for
internal purposes, 90c.
FREE A ,aLrgf lith.-
graphed pic
ture Free with a cake of
Woodbury's Soap, 25c
This Coupon Worth 54c
toYdu
Name . .... . . '. . . , , , .
Address ................ ;'. . ,
Fill in the above .coupon and
bring it in. We will trive you a
box of Soul Ki3i.fftce powder
and a 50c jar of cold or vanish
ing cream for 46c. .
