THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 29, 1913.
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BOTH REPLIES
TO BULGARIAN
ARMISTICE PLEfc
Can Be No Suspension of Mili
tary Operations and Bul
garia Must Break with
Germany.
London Sept. 28 Great Britain
has replied to th,e Bulgarian request
for an armistice. The reply, it is
stated, is fully covered by the an
swer given the Bulgarian reprcs
tatives by the commander of the
allied army on the Macedonian
front. By this reply it is perfectly
well defined that no military oper
ations can be suspended.
At the same time regarding the
proposal that duly accredited Bul
garian representatives should con
fer with the allies on the question
of peace, it has been made qui
clear to the bona government that
such a peace- necessarily involves a
complete rupture by the Bulgarian
government with Turkey, Germany
and Austria-Hungary.
Guarantees Required.
The aliied governments necessarily
demand every guarantee which they
consider necessary to them ot safe
guard their military operations and
prevent the dispatch of German
troops to Bulgaria.
In discussing the Bulgarian pro
posal, it is pointed out the allies
have no intention of attempting to
make a final territorial settlement
in the Balkans, which obviously
must be a mattery for considera
tion at the peace conference.
The question, it is stated, is one
of the conclusions of such a mili
tary agreement as would prevent
any further danger from the Bul
garian side to the operations of the
allies in the Balkans.
If the terms laid down, which
have been dispacthed to Stffia, are
not acceptable to the Malinoff gov
ernment, the allied powers, it is ad
ded have no further conditions to
propose and it will rest with Bul
garia to find other representatives
who can accept these conditions.
Ninety-five Omaha Men
Selected for Army;
Report at Camp Dodge
In response to call No. 1.3(j0 for
95 national army men to go to Camp
Dodge, la., the following named
Omaha men have been selected by
local draft board No. 2:
Dean. H. Fume.
W. 3. B. Mb this.
Julius tillmock.
Ueorgo C. Parks.
Gustav A. Ruga.
Louis Prusha.
K. C. Stlllmock.
Godfrey A. Machal.
W. McMasters.
Frank Homlc.
A. Jamison.
Uur 3. Hummel.
John A. Hopkins.
Thomas O. Lucas.
3. Klrkpatrick.
Krank Smith.
. Kdwanl K. Schmld.
H. Zellnskt.
Wm. H. Wright
I. Frederick.
Joseph" Dworafc.
A. Mllavanuwloh.
l'eter Meckna.
T. P, Muras.
William F. Uoodro.
William Wolfe.
Alx B. phumbers.
Adolph J. Radii.
T. B. Madura.'
John R. Klynn.
1-Mwnrd Moravec.
FA A. Wagner.
F. d W. Knsner.
Anton Ut-nak.
,T. Mnyorklnwlci.
M. C. Belan.
Frank J. Shea,
lttnata Swlerzcwald
John J. McKeone,
Harold V. Staooy.
I'arl E. Carlson.
P. Broderson.
Joseph Fisher.
A. F. Ourada, ,
l'hlllp Halda.
A. F. Cramec
1 1. C. Watson.
W. J. Groves.
Oeorpe Clements.
M. J. Szymarjskl.
Kdward W. O'Brien. Thomas Mandlnar.
A Hall
Kdward T. Knosltl.
Vlada H. Honclk.
Carl M. Otto.
Fred I. Megel, Jr.
S. H. Sillier.
E. J. Syehno.
Kdward S. Mauls.
M. J. Williams.
Stanley Mnnaczyk.
Paul J. Marks.
M. L. Stewart.
James A. Nemeti.
H. O. Grayson.
Joe Urazianao.
H. H. Lelghty.
B. J. Slmmi.
William Gostoff.
Boris Donoff.
Norval McClenahan.
Uuldo Cavalllnl.
William Kamer.
W. V. Markouts.
James Kotera.
John Frlsh.
Charles Brown.
Luke 8'etikovlch.
John C. Roy.
John Bosak.
Kost Nnwtllal.
C R. Thompson.
Louis Ctnelc
Arbor B. Anderson. shbuviIh.
w. J, narnt-8.
Frank P. Yost.
James V. Soukup.
Frank A. Wela.
Orrln I. Teeter.
.31 J, Wlltong.
A. V. KorlewskL
X. Cunningham.
Krank Usel.
Leo Schlalffer.
Ji. L. Marcoe.
Floyd M. McCarty.
David H. Whits,
J. A. Luger.
John . H. Hoffman.
J. Scott.
Leonard Oallett. ,
J, 3. Charvat.
Joseph D. Moon.
P. . Miller.
Hubert Lewis.
R. C. Derbyshire.
Fay Homan.
H. W. Town.
Charier ZavreL
James Miller.
M. Paprockl.
J. F. Vodlcka,
These men are to report at the
South Side city hall October 5, at
9 a. m.
The local board office No. 2 will
be open Friday night until 9 o'clock
to accommodate working men.
Five Autos Toll Taken
by Busy Auto Thieves
on Friday Night Raids
Five automobiles were reported
stolen to the police Friday night.;
Emil J. Hobza of Rogers, reported
his car stolen from Seventeenth and
Karnam streets. The machine of
Carl Norgaard, 2602 South Fiftieth
street, was stolen from a garage In
the rear of his home. A. G. Bezel
man, 4323 Cass street, reported his
car taken from 3426 California
street W. G. Erath. 5158 Leaven
worth street, reported his car taken
from the garage in the rear of his
home. Walter Shear, 2765 Cuming
street, reported his car stolen from
Twenty-seventh and Cuming streets.
Federal Prisoners Object
to Signing Questionnaires
" Thornas Grist, an inmate of the
county jail, held on a federal charge,
has "conscientious objections" to
waging war and. according to Adult
Probation Officer Andraesen, has
refused to sign his questionnaire.
His case has been turned over to
the local exemption boards.
Officer Andreasen, who has been
assisting prisoners in the jail to fill
out their questionnaires, says that
he has had considerable trouble in
getting the documents signed, espe
cially among the various alleged I.
W. W. members, who are held under
federal charges. Some of the men.
he says, take considerable pains to
make it distinctly understood that
they have been convicted of various
-A nn numerous occasions.
crimes - , . ... .
thereby making themselves melligi
ile for military service.
' t .r,.e;nr tn sio-n his ouestion-
naire,-according to Officer Andrea
sen, Grist made the declaration t.:at
"if they're going to 'kangaroo' me in
U. tui. our nme. they might as well
do it right. .
SAVE PEACH STONES
FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS.
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BE A V0LTJNTEE1
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
EVERY BOD YS STORE
Sunday, Sept. 29, 1918.-
-STORE NEWS FOR MONDAY-
-Phone- Doug. 2100
This Great Service Store Is Keeping Open House
And Extends a Hearty Welcome to Everybody
Our
Store
Is in
Full
Autumn
Dress
The entire house is bright
ened up from roof to the
Downstairs Store Flags of
the allied nations with the
Star Spangled Banner as a
center form the decorative
scheme on the Main Floor and
new Fall goods are set forth
everywhere.
Beautiful new fashion's are
to be seen in the apparel sec
tions in the millinery in the
furs and in the bright acces
sory sections on the Main
Floor.
It costs nothing to see the
new things, and it is easy and
pleasant walking where there
is so much to see.
The freshness, novelty and
beauty is daily more Impres
sive throughout every sec
tion, and we invite you to view
it frequently and enjoy it.
At pur store you are never
made to feel that you are ex
pected to make purchases.
We want you to feel at
home that it's "YOUR
STORE" and that we can
be a helpful sen-ice to you.
Every Visitor
In Omaha
Is cordially invited to take advantage of the many
features which this store has provided for their personal
comfort and convenience.
The Information Bureau, with pleasant hostesses in
attendance who meet you just inside the doors, will gladly
direct you about the store, or inform you of places of in
terest about the city.
And the "Ask-Mr.-Foster" service on the Balcony,
will assist you in' securing pleasant room accomodations.
Our Cricket Room is an excellent place to secure a
wholesome, well-cooked dinner or light luncheon, as well
as all sorts of refDeshntents.
Then there is:
-Telephones.
-Rest Room.
Writing Room.
Checking Stand.
Post Office.
City Directory.
' ' - " ' s
Make this big service store your meeting place. We'd
like to have you.
JTXPE..TS TO ASSIST
MEN OF DRAFT
AGE IN ANSWER NC
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
We're arranged for this Spe
cial Service in our Men's Wear
Section on the Fourth Floor.
It's without charge and we
invite you to take advantage of
this service. v
Burgess-Nash Co. Third Floor
SAVE You a
Soldier Boy
in France?
Great war news has been
coming over men make that
news our men! Don't think
fighting is easy work the gun
end or engineering end or hos
pital end. Days and nights
run together.
They need your expression of
love, encouragement and faith.
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Burgess-Nash Paris
To-thfr Front Service
Is yours to command. Through
our Paris office we can get
things he wants to him get
money to him.
Keep close to him.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
You Can Make This Pretty
One-Piece Serge Dress For
.00
$9
TO do your own sewing is a real
conservation, and we offer be-
. low the material and necessary acces
sories with which you can make a one-piece
dress like illustration on the left at the very
low price of $9.00.
The material is fine French serge, and the
amount needed is estimated for the average
figure. The shades are navy, brown, green
and wine, also black.
5 yards 42-inch serge at
1.19 $3.95
yard satin for collar
and vest at $2.50 1.88
2 spools sewing silk at 12c .24
9 buttons at 75c dozen.. .58
1 card snr.- fasteners 10
Pictorial Review pattern
No. 7858 25
Total cost $9-00
Cofom
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Heres Another Smart
One-Piece Dress Easy
to Make at Home
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THE material is a fine all-wool French serge, in
the new shades of midnight blue, gray, navy,
brown, wine, plum and Copenhagen, also black.
. The requirements for the average figure are:
4& yards French serge, 42 inches, at $1.95. .$ 8.78
Vt yard satin at $2.50 1.25
4 yards narrow braid at 8c 32
1 dozen large and V2 dozen small buttons. . . 1.17
1 spool sewing silk 12
1 spool button hole twist 03
1 pictorial review pattern No. 7952 .25
Total cost : ; $11.92
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
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A Most Important Offering of Women s
DAINTY SILK UNDERWEAR
at prices based on the cost of a year ago .
CERTAINLY a most opportune offering and one of vast importance presenting such unusual saving advan
tages. Our assortments are extremely large, representing the newest, freshest and daintiest styles, and
while the cost of silk has greatly advanced, in some instances double, we are able to offer you silk underwear at
prices based on the cost of a year ago.
This is indeed an opportunity to purchase your
underwear supplies as well as Christmas gifts,
at prices you are not likely to duplicate soon
again.
Silk Gowns
$3.95 to $15.00
Crepe de chine, satin" and
georgette, exquisitely trimmed
with fine laces, hand stitching or
plain tailored effects.
Silk Envelope Chemise
$1.95 to $10.00
x Crepe de chine, society satin
and tub silk. Elaborately trim
med with lace insertion, embroid
ered motifs, contrasting colored
hand stitching and ribbon run
beading; white or flesh.
Silk Camisoles
$1.00 to $10.00
Scores of dainty styles In
georgette, crepe de chine and
satin. Exquisitely trimmed with
fine laces, hand work, ribbon and
headings ; white or flesh.
SilkBloomers
$1.95 to $5.00
Made of crepe de chine, satin
and tub silk; white, black or
flesh; elastic fitted top and fin
ishe.d with double elastic knee
bands; lace trimmed or tailored.
Silk Petticoats
$3.95 to $25.00
Street or evening shades, in
satin, silk jersey, taffeta, messa
Iine and crepe de chine; tailored
or fluffy effects.
Silk Pajamas
$4.95 to $10.00
' Made of crepe de chine and
9atinette; two-piece or Billie
Burke effects; plain tailored or
elaborately trimmed styles ;
white, flesh, blue and yellow.
Burgess-Nash Co-Sacood Floor.
Discontinued Numbers of Well
Known Corsets at Big Reductions
WE'RE trimming down our corset 6tock to a real
war footing discontinuing certain styles and
kinds and offer you the opportunity to benefit by a sav
ing of
Va to Y2 Present Market Price
The offering includes such makes as "Nemo." "W. B.,"
"Warner's," "Thompson's Glove Fitting," "C. B.," "La Veneta,"
"Modart," "Anita," "B.-N. Special," Etc.
There's a wide range of models m"de of heavy French Coutil,
Silk Broche, Satin and Batiste in white and pink. Not all sizes
in every style.
No Phone or Mail Orders accepted. No exchanges. Nona C. O. D.
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor
Madeira Luncheon Napkins of Round
Thread Irish Linen, $7,50 Dozen
NEAT hand scalloped edge and beautiful hand embroidered de
signs in corners, unusual values for $7.50 dozen.
Novelty Bed Spreads at $5 JO
Handsome designs, embroidery in colors of bin or rose;
These are suitable for full size beds and are rare values for
$5.50 each.
Pure Irish Linen Tea Cloths, $275
Hemstitched edge and in beautiful designs of hand embroid
ery; size 32x32 inches; excellent value for $2.75 each.
Luncheon Sets, 13 Pieces, $2.49
One 24-inch center piece and V dozen each, two size doilies;
these are made of splendid quality of crash, with blue scalloped
edge; Set, $2.49. Burgess-Nash Co. Mala Floor. -
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Stamped Towels for Embroidering at 35c
LINEN hand oj. glass towels, stam jied with new patterns on striped
linen huck. Ready for embroidering, 35c each.
Women's Stamped Night Gowns, $1.39
Fine quality nainsook, ready made, except few embroidery
stitches. Special, $1.39.
Combination Suits to match, in five sizds, 98c.
Laundry Bags at $1.00
Made of tan linen, the word laundry to be embroidered in colors.
Large size at $1.00 each.
Warrior Knitting Yarn, $1.00
Khaki, dark gray, light gray, full size hanks. Special, $1.00 each.
Burgess-Nash Co., (Third Floor)
THE New
French Gloves
Good fitting gloves of a
color to match or blend nicely
with the costume re one of the
most essential dress accessories.
We are showing a pleasing as
sortment of new colors and
color combinations.
The dainty mousquetaire
style is gaining favor once
more. We have them in an ex-1
cellent quality of doeskin that
washes perfectly; also in'
French Wdskin in shades of
tan at $3.00 pair.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
A Warning About Blankets For the Winter
-"As Important as to Get in Your Coal
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T'S not with any idea of causing an alarm, but just to remind you of the impor
tance of securing your supply now.
Market supplies are dwindling, production has been curtailed and prices are
rising. It's to your advantage to buy now. You haye nothing to gain by delay,
but much to lose.
Our bedding section has a good assortment of wool and wool and cotton
blanket, but not one more than we shall need blankets and comforts of this kind
one never regrets buying, at the lowest market prices.
Burgsss-Nash Co., Downstair Store
Continuing for Monday N
Our Offering of
Smart Suits
For Women and Misses at
$25.00 and $35.00
TOO much can not be
said about the im
portance of this offer
ing the suits repre
sent the most fetching
array of styles and the
biggest v values we've
shown for a long time.
They're distinctive
of the season-simple
in effect, yet radi
cally different in
lines. Popsessing that
tbuch of different-
ness so characteristic
of Burgess -Nash
ready-to-wear.
The materials include,
such favored weavesas
poplins, serges, burella
cloth, velour, etc. The
colors are navy, burgundy,
brown, taupe and green,
also black; certainly they
were never smarter in
style than now. i
Bursess-Nash Co. Second Floor
A Very Special Sale of
Black Silks and Satins
WIS offer for Monday, some extra special values in
black taffeta and black satin, at prices that are even
lower than those quoted at the mills today for the same
quality.
36-Inch Black Satin, at $1.79
For dresses in a rich satin finish, deep black, full one
yard wide; sale price, $1.79 a yard.
36-Inch Imperial Dress Satin, $1.95.
In a rich raven black, correct weight ; on special sale
Monday, at $1.95 a yard.
Black Satin, at $2,50 Yard.
36-inch extra heavy quality of black satin for dresses,
suits, coats and skirts; special sale price, $2.50 a yard.
Black Chiffon Taffeta, $U9.
Soft finish, rich luster, 36 inches widef special sale,
$1.59 a yard. ' i
Black Chiffon Taffeta, $1.95.
In an extra fine quality and extra wide, 40 inches, at
$1.85 a yard. ) "
EXTRA SPECIAL
Dress Satin, at $2.C0.
A very special purchase of 36-inch dress satin in a full range
of all the wanted shades for Fall Dresses. This satin is in a good
weight and very rich, high satin finish. On special sale Monday, full
one yard wide, $2.00 a yard.
Dress Satins and Taffeta, $1.69 yard.
A high finished satin, also a fine quality of chiffon
taffeta in every wanted shade for fall ; all 36 inches wide
and the best silk bargain offered this season.
36-1 nch JLining Satin, at $1J0.
In all the wanted plain shades, guaranteed to wear, at $1.50 yd.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
Mina Taylor Dresses and Aprons
Offered Monday at Big Reduction
T'S clearing time for our stock of summer dresses and aprons, and the prices we
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quoie are less man me wnoiesaie cose.
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Mina Taylor Dresses
$1.95 and $2.95
THERE'S a mode for every type of figure. Made of such
splendid materials as satin voiles, French giaghams, im
ported linens, chambrays and percales, in Scotch plaids,
checks, plain colors, stripes and floral designs.
Almost every conceivable color combination is repre
sented. You'll find the values most extreme.
NOTE No phone or mall orders will be accepted and a limit of
two to a customer. None C. O. D.
Mina Taylor Aprons
95c and $195
THE material alone costs more than the price we ask for
the finished apron. Made slipon, middy, Hoover and
empire effects, of dark or light colored ginghams, chambrays,
madras and percale, in plaid, check, stripe or plain colors.
Trimmed with contrasting colored material.
NOTE Limit of three to a customer and no phone, or mail orders
will be accepted. None C. O. D.
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor.
34-576
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