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THE BEE: OMAHf, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1918.
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Friday, November 29, 1918-
-STORE NEWS FOR SATURDAY-
-Phone Douglas 2100.
Ah Attractive Display of
Men9 $ Neckwear
Specially Desirable for Christmas Gift Giving. 1
IT'S been a long time, indeed, since we were
able to offer you such an attractive collec
tion of men's neckwear from which to choose
for present wear or Chrismas gift giving.
The finest qualities of foreign and domestic
silks in a vast array of beautiful patterns and de
signs, priced at $1.00 to $3.50.
Men's Fancy- Silk
Four-in-Hands
65c
Large open end four-in-hand scarfs. Beauti
ful rich silks, selected patterns in bright colorings, .
as well as neat conservative styles. These scarfs
are so clearly worth more than the sale price, that
we expect them to be snapped up in half and doz
en lots. No other sale for a long time has presented
such an opportunity to provide for personal needs
and for Christmas gifts.
Burgeu-Nath Co. Main Floor
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Real Overcoat Weather is Here--So
are Real Overcoats for Men
THE weather dropped rather unexpectedly, although it is quite time for it at that, but the coats
k were carefully selected from the best American clothes makers offered months $go. If we pur
chased them today they would have cost us more, and you much more in proportion.
Men's and Young Men's
Winter Overcoats
$20 to $85
There's every style favored by the young fellow who gives a thought to his
clothes, as well as styles for the conservative dresser.
Solid colors, oxfords, black and blue, with velvet or self collars, full lined,
quarter lined, many silk lined. - , , , ,
The materials are plain clothsgmixtures, etfe., with single or double breast
ed style.
Men's and Young Men's Suits
$20.00 to $60.00
THE range of selection is so large that you will have no trouble in choosing
. a suit that will please and satisfy you.
h materials are the best of wool fabrics in both domestic and imported
weaves, homespuns, worsteds, flannels and cheviots, made up in plain models,
double or single breasted, two or mree-ouuon or sow ivu inyvi.
Burgi-Nh Co. Fourth Floor
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Choice of Any Man's
uit or Overcoat
In the Downstairs Store
for Saturday Only
$15. 00
THE OVERCOATS are made of such materials as chev
iots, tweeds and, chinchillas, full belted," with slant
or patch pockets and convertible collars, in brown,
gray, green and a variety of fancy mixtures.
THE SUITS Worsteds and cassimeres, plain and fancy
mixtures. Up-to-the-minute styles, for men and young
men. Your choice for $15.00. '
Sale of Men 's Mufflers
39c to $2.95
A WONDERFUL selection of
mufflers, bought and of
fered at a fraction of their real
value.
The lot consists of:
'Pine and heavy Irish yarn,
good wool neckpieces, some
hand crocheted, plain and
fancy colors.
Silk and silk fiber knit, deli
cate, changeable color effects,
46 inches long, with silk fringes.
Wonderful Persian color ef
fects, rich Japanese silk, crepe
de chine, foulards, poplins, silk
Jerseys and many others, in
every imaginable pattern and
color. Most every muffler 46
to 48 inches long, finished with
fringe. At 39c, 69c, $1.49,
$1.95, $2.95 each. v
But tM-Nu!t Co. Downstairs Star X.
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How About a New Hfxt?
THERE is a shade and
style to suit every
fancy, including the Bur-gess-Nash
Special, made
exclusively for us to sell
for $3.50 to $5.00.
Genuine Borsalino Hats direct from Italy; fashion
able, light weight styles in shades of green, brown,
dark gray, and pearl gray ; priced at $7.00 to $8.50.
Stetson Hats. --The best product of America; in all
the season's new shapes and shades; priced at $5.00
to $20.00.
Burress-Nuh Co. Main Floor Just Inside Harney Street Door
Boys' Overcoats
$9.95 to $25.00
BIG line of styles from which to make selection, wide
variety of patterns, and all sizes for ages 6 to 18
years, at $9.95 to $25.00.
Boys, Suits, $5.00 tor$25.00
Boys' school suits with one or
two pants, intrench or Norfolk
styles. Made of plain and fancy
mixtures, $7.95 to $25.00.
Boys' Mackinaws,
$7M to $15 M
Fancy patterns, slash pock
ets and belted back, for ages 4
to 20 years; at $7.95 to $15.00.
Boys' fur gloves from $5.00
to $5.95. - .
New French caps, just Ar
rived, $1.50 to $2.50.
Boys' gloves and mittens,
60c to $3.50.
Boys' ties, at 39c to 50c.
Boys' flannel blouses, $1.00
to $1.75; gray and khaki.
Burfess-NasV Co. Fourth Floor
VICTORY XMAS
CELEBRATIONIS
OMASIA'S FLAN
Shut-Ins to Be Remembered
and Kiddies to Have Big
Tree During Week's
Entertainment.
"Victory Christmas celebration"
is the official name of the municipal
celebration which is being planned
by city authorities and organiza
tions. i
At a meeting yesterday afternoon
in the city council chamber, Fred
Williams, chairman of the executive
committee, appointed the following
committee chairmen: Finance, C.
F. Bossie; buildings and decora
tions, Richard Grotte; entertain
ment,. Fred Williams; visiting, Ran
dall Brown; music, Hugh Wallace.
To Continue for Week.
The celebration will last all
Christmas week. A big feature will
be bringing Christmas to many
hundreds of "shut-ins" in hospitals,
orphans' homes, old people's
homes, and so on. A special com
mittee will be appointed to ar
range with clubs, lodges, etc., to un
dertake the entertainment in these
places, each club or lodge being as
signed to carry Christmas into some
hospital, old folks' home or other
place where "shut-ins" live.
It is proposed to have Monday
night for "army night" in the Au
ditorium. Mayor Smith wanted the
soldiers to provide the talent, but
Major van Ostrand of Fort Oma
ha pointed out that the soldiers
are going to have a celebration of
their own on Tuesday night at the
fort, and could hardly provide all
the entertainment in the Auditorium
Monday night. So they will pro
vide part of if, and the rest will
be found elesewhere.
Gigantic Tree.
Tuesday night, Christmas eve, will
be the big night for the youngsters.
Mr. Bossie has already arranged
with Trimble brothers to provide a
40-foot tree, and it will be deco
rated, and Santa Claus will be there
ready to give thousands of bags of
candy to the kiddies. It is pro
posed to move the tree to the
courthouse after Tuesday night, as
the Auditorium is to be used for
other purposes.
Bringing Christmas entertain
ment and good cheer to those who
are on beds of sickness or kept in
by old age will mark Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings of
Christmas week.
Briel City News
Lighting Hilures Burgess-Granden
Have Root Print It Beacon Press.
Miss Townsend Recovering Miss
Charlotte Townsend, who Is ill with
Spanish Influenza, is progressing to
ward recovery.
Ringer Goes to Lincoln City
Commissioner Binger has gone to
Lincoln, where he will be busy until
Monday on the United War Work
Nrive.
Woman Chock Artist Fadden
and Bittner company, Sixteenth and
Harney streets, reported to the po
lice Friday morning that a woman
came into the store and cashed a
worthies check for $10.65 .
Betterment Meeting Saturday
Annual meeting of the Association
for the betterment of Boys and
Girls will be held today at 8 p.
m. in the Juvenile court room in the
court house. Reports of the year's
work will be given.
Meeting of Junk Dealers A meet
ing of the Omaha Junk Peddlers'
Protective association will be held
in the Wollks hall. Twenty-fourth
and Charles streets, this even
ing at 7:30 o'clock. E. Vaks Is the
president of the association.
Mrs. Ebersteln 111. Chief of Police
M4r3hal Bbersteln is temporarily
acting as nurse until orre- can be se
cured. His change in ocupation Is
due to the illness of Mrs. Ebersteln
with Spanish influenza at their home
in 107 South Forty-second street
Return to School Attendance In
the public schools of the city is now
reported about normal after several
weeks, during which the pupils have
Been staying away with the "flu," or
through fear of the "flu." Dundee
school had a perfect attendance last
week.
Protest School Dancing At the
union services of the Swedish-American
churches of Omaha resolutions
were adopted endorsing the sermon
of Rev. Mr Austin protesting against
the use of public school buildings for
dancing The action of the Board of
Education and the Ministerial union
wa also endorsed j
Vine fireplace goods at Sunderland's.
Irish Self Determination
Club to Meet Here Sunday
A meeting of the Irish. Self De
termination club will be held at the
Labor temple at 3 o'clock Sunday
atternoon. All persons interested
are invited to attend.
More than J.000 Catholic oriests
of New York have petitioned Presi
dent Wilson to work at the comine
peace congress for extension of the
principle of self-determination for
Ireland as will as to other small
natons.
The petition says in part:
"We urge that 'self determination
for Ireland' is in accordance with
your memorable enunciation of the
American doctrine of government,
nave your generous support at the
peace conterence and we believe
that the solution, through you, of
the age-long Irish trouble will add
to the lustre of our country's greats
ness. , '
Cigar Thrown in Box
. of Waste Starts Fire
A fire in the: shoe-shining shop
of Beshilas & Comos, 221 South Six
tcenth. street, Friday night, did
small damage.
Firemengaid the blaze was caused
by a lighted cigar thrown into a
box oflrubbish.
A man, whose identity could not
be ascertained, broke the plate glass
frtSnt door and with a fire extin
guisher put out the flame.
In breaking the door, the man re
ceived" small cuts about the hands.
He went to his own doctor.
High School Boys Earn
Big Salaries Figures
Given Reserve Show
Atleast one-third of the boys in
the Central High school who are
more than IS years old are earning
money outside of school, accord
ing to statistics compiled by The
Bee from registration cards of the
United States Boys' Working re
serve.. With a minimum of $5 a
week, the amount earned by a boy
during after school hours ranges
up to $15 a week with several ex
ceptional cases where $40 to $50 is
being made.
The average pay per day for
boys working Saturdays is about
$3 and the average for hour work
is about 35 cents. The cards of
boys not attending high school
show that they are earning be
tween $25 and $27 a week.
Questionnaires will be delivered
soon to the boys registering in the
Working Reserve. The physical
examination will follow after the
questionnaires are returned.
TOMORROW
TOYLAND
Opens at The
Union Outfitting Co.,
16th and Jackson Sts.
With a Mammoth Stock of
Toys, Dolls and Games.
Santa Claus Has Arrived
and Will Give to Each
Cnild a Pretty
Souvenir, and,
Remember
We Guarantee to Save you
From 25 to 50 on
Your Purchatet.
Bring the children to our
big Toyland tomorrow. Santa
Claus will be here to greet
them, and to each child will
give a pretty ' souvenir. Our
mammoth Toy department
covers the greater portion of
our big main floor.
The large assortments and
the extremely low prices will
suTpHse and please you. Come
and see the electric and me
chanical trains in operation.
Come and see the biggest
stock of beautiful dolls, toys
and games , we have ever
shown. Come and see the b's
collection of automobiles, hob
by and rockinj$horses, coaster
wagons, sleds, etc., etc., and
remember we-irtvite every lit
tle girl to bring Tier dollie with
her and we will fit it free
with a handsome pair -of slip
pers. We advise early selec
tion and as always you make
your own terms.
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Junior Officers' Training
Corps May Be Formed Here
A junior reserv nffiriV traint'ner
corps will be formed at the Central
nign school it school officials here
decide to accent the offer f
government which includes the ap
pointment ot an army officer as
commandant of the regiment, the
appointment of an army quarter
master, the issuing of newer ca--
Kin M a r r A .t. . ..... . . .
"u ic cimiimicm ui a cam
where the cadets will ho fflwn in
tensive traininc in Tun
Under the provisions of the law
i .4at. ...Ill t I t . I e
vnuis wju oc lurnisnea tun
uniform, their expenses at camp will
be paid and it is likely that cadet
attending camp will receive the ret"
ular $30 a month salary.
One unfavorable condition of the
offer is that junior and senior cadets
will be required to drill after school
each. day. This would make im
possible most of the present school
activities and would cut down the
free hours in which a student may
study his lessons.
Bishop Williams Improves
following Minor Operation
Bishop Williams of the Episcopal
church was successfully operated
upon at Clarkson hospital Friday.
He had been confined at the hospi
tal for some time with a sore throat
and now that his tonsils are remov
ed the doctors look for his speedy
recovery. ,
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Overcoats
That Guarantee You
Vuciiiiy at ( x
SWAT PniAAC J S
Any store 'can sell you an
Overcoat, but not every store
can show you, in these times,
as good quality and styles as
these are at the
Prices We Offer Them
Those wno want tne j q
most for their money
come to this store and
get it.
Come in and see these. See
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the careful tailoring and finish, :
Try one on and note the fit
That is the way to test Over-
48, '20, '2225, '30
And Up to $95.00
MODELS FOB ALL MEN
HOLIDAY
UNDERWEAR 81.50 to $8.00
SWEATERS S3.50 to $16.50
HOSIERY 25 to S1.50
SHIRTS ;...S1.50 to 810.00
NEKWEAR 1 50g to $3.50 '
MUFFLERS $1.00 to $6.00
FLANNEL SHIRTS ....$2.50 to $6.50
PAJAMAS $1.50 to $5.00
GOWNS 75 to $2.50
New Hat Styles
Only the best makes and qualities. Blocks lo fit
heads and fancies. New Browns, Drabs and Greens
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 .
Caps, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
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Overcoats and Suits in a Great Sale
Saturday That'll Make You f
Anxious to Buy f
Here are Winter Overcoats and Suits that
are $20, $25 and $30 values. . This is an after
Thanksgiving Day offering that every one
needing a Suit or Overcoat should take ad-'
vantage of. The Suits at $16.85, are in all sizes for1 men
and young men, and can be had in all the latest patterns,
many with patch pockets and belted backs; while the
more conservative models are shown for those who wish
them. The Overcoats are shown f
in gray and brown mixtures, and VkH
DiacKs. some witn paten pocKetsN-
ana Deitea nacKs, as wen as tne
3ingle breasted, which is pre
ferred ly many.
Here's Your Opportunity, Men
So Buy Saturday Sure.
Special Values in Stouse & Bros. Overcoats and Suits at $25
See these nobby models which are $35 and $40 values. These Suits and Overcoats
are shown in a great variety of serges, cassimeres, worsteds and blues. Every one is an
exceptional value at our regular price, but doubly so at our Saturday price of.
$25
A Sale of Trousers
Extraordinary
LOT NO. 1 Here are striped worsteds, cas
simeres, cheviots,, in all sizes for An p
men and youths; you'll f ind imany Jjji MS
$5 and $6 values to choose .frm at t
Also at $4.95 are about 60 pairs of blue and
black serge trousers in. sizes 34 to A m rim
56 waist measure; they are $7!KA HS
values, on saleat
LOT NO. 2 Here are many of the finest
trousers in our store; broken lots from lines
regularly priced at $7 and $8; striped
worsteds, cheviots and blue all Aim rr
wool serge, guaranteed ast colors, JkS MS
in all sizes, at '
EXTRA We've reduced several big lots of
corduroy pants from our $5.00 A ft J
lines for Saturday's sale, all sizes, Jp
EXTRA Another big lot of heavy all wool
iceman's pants go in Saturday An
sale; guaranteed $7.50 values, JpJ JJJ)
Underwear for Men I
reeular S 1.50 values: Saturday offered MXs 1
at vwv. s I
$2.98 i
$1.98 I
Men's heavy and medium weight Union
suits, all sizes; well worth $4.00. Satur
day sale price
Men's heavy ribbed cotton fleeced Union
suits; regular $3.00 values, Satur
day priced at
Boy's Mackinaws
No boy is completely dressed for the winter un- fj
less he is the possessor of a Mackinaw, and at our tl
Saturday prices every boy should get one. s
Double-breasted, shawl collar, trench models, with
full or half belts. In fancy plaids in An aa
green, red, blue and gray; sizes 8 to Si MX 5
17 years. Special for Saturday at V s
Boy' Norfolk Suiti, with extra trousers for boys, 2
8 to 18 years of age; newest fall styles . Aw i s
and fabrics; large selection Saturday; !S AX
thev are nriced at. T
Boys All-Woo! Overcoats '
s A late shipment of these Overcoats finds us way
s overstocked, necessitating a price reduction un-
paralleled before. JTnqy ca be had in all sizes
up to 18 years j'vajjief up to $12.50 and $15.00.
s Saturday, one large group is . A J A Q
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