THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1S19.
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Thuraday, Feb. 27. STORE NEWS FOR FRIDAY Doug. 2100.
Sale of
AND
Toilet Goods
Face Powder
Burgess-Nash Rice Powder, 24e
Java Rica Face Powder. . . .39e
Pozzoni Powder 44e
Djer Kiss Powder, large size
$1.10
Cutex Nail Cake 24c
Nilo Dox Deodorant 39e
Non Spi 44c
Creams
Ingram's Milk
weed Cream 39c
Ingram's Milk
weed Cream 89c
Daggett & Rans
dell's Cream 44c
Daggett & Rans
dell's Cream 29c
Pond's Vanishing Cream. ..39c
Pond's Vanishing Cream... 19c
Pond's Cold Cream 39c
Pond's Cold Cream 19c
Sempre Ciovine 44c
Pompeiaa Day Cream 44c
Daggett & Ransdell's Cold
Cream in tubes 19c
Stillman's Freckle Cream.. 44c
Mercolized Wax 74c
Ct AH 1 V
Brushes
1 lot of Child's Transparent
Handle Tooth Brushes,
, 12c f
ioice,
1 lot Transparent and Ivory
Handla Brushes. Choice
at 20c
Moth Proof Bags. Extra large
size. Special 44c
Colorite
24c
Colorite, all
shades, bot
tle ....24c
Make your
old straw
hat new.
Drugs
4-ounce Peroxide 9c
8-ounce Peroxide 19c
16-ounce Peroxide 29c
4-ounce Glycerine, Bay Rum
and Rose Water
1- ounce Spirit Camphor.
2- ounce Spirit Camphor .
4-ounce Spirit Camphor .
, .19c
, .15c
, .25c
.45c
2-ounce Castor Oil 12e
4-ounce Castor Oil 25c
2-ounce Camphorated Toilet
Cream 10c
1 pint Ammonia 18e
1 quart Ammonia 25c
V pound Epsom Salts 10c
pound Epsom Salts 15e
1 pound Epsom Salts. ... .20e
U pound Sulphur 10c 1
4 ounces Powdered Pumice, 10c
4 ounces Bay Rum and Rose
Water 19c
4 ounces Glycerine and Rose
Water 19e
4 ounces Chappedine .....19c
t pint Witch Hazel 34c
1 quart Witch Hazel 59c
4 ounces Essence Pepsin... 40c
2 ounces Arnica 20c
1 ounce Nitre 15c
Prepared Chalk, package. . . .5e
1 pint Hydroil (liquid paraffin
, oil for mternal use) 50c
1 quart Hydroil 90e
Whisk Brooms with plain and
Ivory handles 50c85c
Sundries
Aspirin, Bayers, 1 dozen.. 18e
1 pint Beef, Wine and Iron, 79c
Nuxated Iron 79c
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, 19e
Sloan's Liniment, 19c
Glycothymoline . .39c
Lysol 22c
Lysol, medium... 44c
Lysol, large 88c
Lavoris, small... 2 2c
Lavoris; medium, 44c
Mentholatum 17c
Jad Salts 69e
Freezone 29c
Glover's Mange Remedy. . .44e
Mecca Compound, small. . . .19e
Carbona 12e
Carbon, medium 22c
Coor's Malted Milk . . .45e-90c
Listerine 22c CEa
Listerine medium, 44e
Sal Hepatica, small
22c
Sal
Hepatica, medi.
um 44c
Nujol 65c
Hinkle Pills, 100 for
19e
Castoria 27c
Syrup of Figs 42e
Canthrox 44e
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil....44e
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo.... 42e
Court Plaster, 2 packages. . .5c
Pape's Diapepsin 42c
Tyrees Antiseptic Powder.. 79
Adhesive Tape 7e
Buricaa-Naah Co.
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Talcums
Williams' Lilac, Rose and Vio
let 14c
Corylopsis Talcum 5c
Page's Violet and Lilac Tal
cum lOe
Kewpie Talcum 12c
Johnson & Johnson's Baby
Talcum 18c
Recarma Violet Talcum in
glass jar 35c
Paste
Pepsodent Tooth
Paste 39c
Kolynos Paste, 23c
Euthymol Paste, 23c
Sanitol Paste . . . 24c
S. S. White Paste
21e
Dr. Lyons Tooth
Powder 20e
Dr. Graves Tooth Powder.. 16c
Calox Tooth Powder ...... 19c
Newman's Monoxide Tooth
Powder - 19c
One-pound roll Hospital Cot
ton 55c
wui' '
1 lot Transparent Brushes, ,40c
1 lot of Hair Brushes, 9, 11 and
14 rows; all pure bristles, 25c
A big selection of nail and hand
scrub brushes. One lot, 15e
to 50e
Just received a new stock of
Thermos
Bottles
l-pint Thermos Bot
tle $2.50
1 - quart Thermos
Bottle $4.00
l-pint Lunch Kit
$3.75
1-quart Lunch Kit
$4.00
Soaps
Woodbury's facial soap 19c
Colgate's Cashmere Boquet
soap 10c
Castile soap, a pure olive oil
soap, cake 20c
Caracalla Turkish bath soap,'
cake 10c
Creme oil soap 9c
3 - lb. bar service castile. .$1.25
Shah of Persia soap 21c
Sayman's vegetable soap . . .9c
Physician's and surgeon's vesci-
flord skin and scalp soap,
at $1.19
Buttermilk toilet soap, the cake,
at 9c
Reummer's violet oatmeal, 12c
Pears' unscented soap . ...15d
Cuticura 20c
Resinol 23c
Imported cosmy dor soap.. 19c
Lux, package 10c
Williams' shaving soap, cake,
at 7c
Snow Ball tar soap .9c
Oval cake British bath soap,
Verbena and lavender scent
ed, cake 20c
Large bar imported Bacabelli
soap $1.85
4- lb. bar pure olive oil castile,
at $2.00
Johonson's foot soap 23c
Omega soap i.23c
Water Bags
l2 Price
A clean-up sale
of combination
Syringes and Hot
Water Bottles, at
V price.
2 and 3-quart
Hot Water Bot
tles. 2-quart combina
tion Syringes and
Hot Water Bot
tles. Take advantage of this.
Manicure
Pieces
Nail files, double cut, 4, 5 and
6 inches, special 15c
Orangewood sticks, genuine
orangewoodj all sizes, Your
choice 5c
Manicure scissors, very fine
point, guaranteed quality.
Limited quantity ... .$1.00
Buffers with removable cham
ois ........ 35c
Buffer, extra ivory pieces.
Your choice . . ,25c
Buffer, extra long, removable
chamois 65c
Mala Floor
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BOARD CHOOSES
SITE OF SCHOOL
OFIOTERCE
Be Located on Thirtieth
Between Cuming and Burt
Streets; Plans Call for
Up-to-date Building.
The site, from Cuming to Burt
and from Thirtieth to within a halt
block of Thirty-third street, has
been decided upon by the Board of
Education as the location of the new
High School of Commerce soon to
be erected. Negotiations for its
tmrchase are now pending and offi
cials of the Board of Education plan
to begin the preliminary work of
grading the eight acres in the near
future. Before construction can be
gin several houses, will have to be
moved.
A million dollars will be expend'
ed in the construction of the new
institution. The bonds were voted
about a vear aeo but the govern
ment would not permit their sale at
that time on account of the war. The
bonds have been recently bought by
a Boston firm with the permission
ot the government.
The place is easily accessible to
all parts of Ornaha. It can be
reached by any street railway line
in the city. This is one of its prin'
cipal advantages, according to' mem
bers of the board.
The majority of the 1,400 pupils
attending the High school of Com
merce reside north of Cuming
street. The location will thus be
convenient to the greater portion
of the students, stated the secretary.
Plenty of Koom.
The place is large enough to ac
commodate the enlarged and mod
ern high school which is being
planned. The site purchased at
Twenty-second and Chicago street!
a few years ago has proven too
small for the rapidly growing insti
tution. It is planned to utilize the
Chicago street lot tor the erection
of a junior high school to be com
posed of Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
grade students. This will relieve
the crowded conditions In both our
public and high schools.
The new High School of Com
merce will be one of the most mod
ern and best equipped in the coun
try. It is planned to make it a
technical as well as a commercial
high school. Shops for the teach
ing of trade's and facilities for teach
ing of home economics, mechanics
printing, carpentry, journalism and
many other trades and professions
will be installed.
The buildings on Leavenworth
street, which compose the present
High School of Commerce, will be
condemned and torn down. Only
the annexes, recently constructed to
accommodate the overflow oi pu
pits, will be transferred to the new
site.
Well Known Musician Pays
Frances Alda Compliment
One of the many remarkable trib
utes tendered to Mine, I' ranees
Alda, the gifted soprano who will
be heard in recital at the Auditor
ium Friday evening, March 7, as the
third number of the "All-Star" con
cert course, is from a musician
whose name is well known the
country over.
In his comment he said: I have
heard every singer worth hearing In
the last 20 years but never do I re
call so beautifully rounded a crea
tion that Mine. Alda provided m her
Roxane, which she made vocally su
perb, visuably delightful, and dramat
ically convincing in every way inai
is expected of one so extraordinarily
gifted and sincere."
Mme. Alda m song recital compels
the admiration of the sort gained by
only one or two other singers before
the public.
' Seats now on sale at the Auditor
ium box office.
Mother of Omaha Rail Man
Dies After Long Illness
fr T ftme T? Wliitlifai4 r(irlt1t
of Council Bluffs since 1884, died
early Thursday after several months'
illness of anemia at the Clarkson
hospital in Omaha.
Mr. Whitehead, who before her
marriage was Miss Sylvina Miller,
was born January i, itsol, at lana
seraga, N. Y. She was married to
fr Whitli(.a,t TWtnhir 2.V 1871.
at Nunda, N. Y., and is survived by
one son, u. m. vvniteneaa, general
baggage agent for the Burlington
road.
Tli funeral will tie helA .Satur
day morning at 10:30 at the home.
710 South .Seventh .street, Council
Bluffs.
Returns After Deporting
Aliens to Native Land
0. B. Holton, United States immi
gration officer, has returned from the
Mexican border, where he went as
supervisor of a number of aliens,
sent from St. Louis for deportation
Nine were dismissed at New Or
leans, five at San Antonio and the
rest were takeH to El Paso.
In spite of regulations the party,
as officials of the United States gov
ernment, were permitted to cross in
to Mexico at Juarez and review the
federal soldiers and visit the am
phitheater. Stolen Overcoat Is Found
"Walking" Down Street
Stanley C. Jackson, 4102 North
Twenty-eighth avenue, experienced
the thrill that comes once in a lite
time" when he saw his overcoat,
stolen from him last December,
walking down North Twenty-fourth
street.
The coat was protecting Patrick
J. Hoban, address anywhere, from
the zero weather.
Hoban was given 30 days in jail
by the police judge. The coat was
restored to Jackson.
Postpone Charities Board
Meet; Directors Absent
The Associated Charities board
meeting scheduled for yesterday in
the Chamber of Commerce had to be
abandoned because so many of the
directors are out of town or other
wise engaged, according to Mrs.
George Doane, superintendent.
I he need for funds, twice last
year's budget of $10,000, will be dis
cussed at the next meeting. The
regular weekly meeting of the ad
visory committee was held, i
Brief City News
Kojral Sweepara, Burgeaa-Oranden Co.
nave Root Print It Beacon Tress.
Dr. Ii. O. Ilorton has moved to 7 IS
Brandeis Theater Uldgr. Doug- 2047.
Dr. W. Douglas llurn.4 has re
turned from the dental corpg of the
army and resumed practice. 658
Braudeis Theater Bldg. Tyler 424SW.
To Spok on Lowell Rabbi Cohn
will speak at Temple Israel this eve
ning on "James Russell Lowell
American." There will be special
music. ,
Moves to Omaha S. E. Beachler,
formerly in the drug business at
Si-ribner, Neb., has purchased a res
idence at Thirty-sixth and Cass
streets and is moving here with his
f..mily.
Sunday School Meeting Union
Sunday school workers' class will
hold its regular meeting: Friday at
7:45 p. m., in the Midwest Gospel
mission. 215 South Fourteenth street
Rev. H. Ellis Lininger will conduct
the lesson.
Raise Money at Dinner About
$40,000 was raised at a dinner given
at the First Central Congregational
church Wednesday evening for the
new church which will be erected at
Thirty-sixth and Harney streets.
Mayor Smith was toastmaster.
Insurance Officials Here R. N.
Stocklager, superintendent, and W.
H, Betts, secretary of the group in
surance of the Continental Casualty
and the Equitable Life Assurance
companies, carrying the health and
accident insurance on Cnion Pacific
officials and employes, are in the
city looking over their risks.
Judge Wade to Steak Judge M.
J. Wade of the United States dis
trict court of Iowa will speak on
"Americanism" in court room No. 1,
furth floor of the county court
house. Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
The public in invited to hear this in
teresting lecture. The address will
be given under the auspices of the
Omaha Bar association.
Manager of Central
Division of the Red
Cross Retires March I
Howard W. Fenton, manager,
Central division American Red
Cross, will retire from his present
position with the organization
March 1, At the same time many
of the voluutecr heads of the various
departments at the Central division
will retire. Mr. Fenton will give a
banquet in Chicago, February 28 to
which are invited the heads of all de
partments of the Central division.
Membership Chairman Frank Judson
o Omaha will attend. Mr. Judson
retires as state director as well as
Christmas roll call chairman for the
Central division March 1.
Leonard W. Trestcr. who has been
assistant state director for some
time, will direct the work in this
state for the present.
the new national general mana
ger, Dr. Farrand, will probably an
nounce the future policy and plans
of American Red Cross at an early
date. The War council, headed by
H. P. Davison and other national
officials who have served without
pay during the war period, retire
March I.
Col. Wuest Will Address
Kiwanis Club on Balloons
Col. Jacob W. S. Wuest, conv
mandant at Fort Omaha, will ad
dress the members of the Kiwanis
club at their regular weekly lunch
eon at the Chamber' of Commerce
Friday, on the use of balloons. Oth
er interesting subects will be sub
mitted for discussion.
A permanent roster committee,
consisting of A. J. Samuelson, Ed C.
fcostCn. 1. tl. (jriliin, and L. W.
Amos was recently appointed. The
following Kiwanis have been named
on a committee to arrange the pro
gram for the weekly meetings dur
ing the coming month: G. 1. An
drews, E. E. Kimberly. E. O. Ham
ilton, and E. T. Rector.
Uncle Sam's Initials Now
Adorn Rail Locomotives
If you happen to be out along the
lines of any of the government op
erated railroads and take notice of
the engines, you will be quickly im
pressed with the idea that Uncle
Sam has a property right in the ma
chines.
All of the old engines that are be
ing put through the shops have
painted along the sides of the tender
the letters, "U. S." The same rule is
applied in connection with new en
gines bought and sent out for serv
ice on the different lines or road.
Taxi Driver Sentenced
to Thirty Days in Jail
Tohn Sullivan, chauffeur for the
Central Taxicab company, was Sen
tenced to 30 days in jail by the po
lice judge Thursday morning.
bullivans machine collided witli
a car driven by C. J. Miller, 3105
south rirst avenue, bunday night
on the south Eleventh street
viaduct. Witnesses testified Sul
livan was exceeding the speed limit
at the time of the collision.
For ICiddios9 Hair
If you want your girl or boy to
have a thick, luxuriant growth of
hair that will last, and to keep their
,V
scales free from dan ruff, do net
champoo their heads with soap, but
miaiA Ci 1 T n I 1 1 . i . r-r , -
' ' ' ' V ' i u .uuilfio,.,, V u, oB
watchful of their hair as of their
ieein. vuinegg bnampoo costs but
a' trifle and keeps the hair soft,
fluffy, vigorous and healthy.
iry ii jourseir, ai our nsK. Tne
arugglst will gladly refund your
uiumy n jt laiiO tO PIPBI8 yOU.
Shampoo your own head. Keep your
tcalp cleaner and your hair more
Itamitlfiil urift, a an,tnn . i
money you spend at the barber shop
vr ut&tr uresaars.
Large bottle only 50c everywhere
Vosburgh Chicago
If your dniKKlot don not Jiave Quineis
Shampoo you will find it on tale and re
commended by Sherman ft MeConneli Time
Stores. Beaton Drug Co., Mtrritt Uruf
Co.
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Thursday, Feb. 27, 1919-
Fiidaythe Last Day of February
in the
DOWNSTAIRS STO.
Brings Values of a Most Uncommon Nature
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods
Suitable for Skirts and Dresses
JUST at the time when new spring dresses are to be made eomes this opportune sale of remnants at very
special prices.
39c
At
a
Wool Dress Goods in remnants
from 1 to 19 yards in a piece in a
good assortment of all dark
shades, also navy and black.
Every piece suitable for women's
and children's dresses and skirts.
36 inches wide. Priced special at
39c a yard.
New Spring Millinery in
the Downstairs Store
Choice
Burieaa-Nasli Co.
Large Lot of Silk Remnants,
Priced at 75c a Yard
Beautiful silk remnants in lengths from to 5
yards in a piece. Consisting of taffeta, foulard, ki
mono silk, Jap silk, pongee, tub silk, etc. 36 inches
wide, at 7Sc a yard.
Buraaa-Nah Co. Downatalra Store
Short Lengths of White Goods,
From 19c to $1.95
Beautiful plain and fancy fabrics in lengths from
1 to 3 yards in a piece. They are splendid quality and
priced much less than regular. From 19c to $1.95 each.
Burgaaa-Naah Co. Downataira Store
Odd Pieces of Decorative Linens,
From 29c to $4.50 Each
The assortment includes .centerpieces, lunch cloths
and scarfs; every piece of excellent quality, but slight
ly soiled and mussed. Specially priced rom 29c to
$4.50 each. , i
Burteaa-Naah Co. Downataira Store
Men's Hose,
15c
Men's Hose of combed
maco, double heel and
toe. A splendid every-day
Hose in black, tan, helio
and gray. Special, 15c a
pair.
Men's Gloves,
15c
Good weight Jersey
cloth Gloves for men. A
good looking glove in
gray and tan. For Friday
they are 15c a pair.
Women's Hose,
25c
A large assortment of
Women's Hose that are
samples, odd lots and
broken lines, cotton and
lisle, seamless. On sale
Friday at 25c a pair.
Art Goods, 69c
Stamped Scarfs and
Centerpieces with two
skeins of white floss for
scalloping. Special at 69c.
Burgwa-Naah Co. Downataira Stora
EVERYBODY SVORS"
-STORE NEWS
Yard
Dress Goods Remnants
19C and 29C Each
ONE large lot of travelingmen's sam
v pies of wool dress goods. Lengths
Y2 to 8i yard in each piece. Plain colors
and mixtures. On sale Friday, at 19c
and 29c each.
Burfetf-Naah Co.
$2.98
A larVe assortment of fab
ric hats which were origin
ally on sale on the Second
Floor, but have been trans
ferred to the Downstairs
Store and the price has been
greatly reduced.
Newest shades, including
henna, Copenhagen, brown,
black, rose, taupe, tan, in
large, small and medium
sizes.
Your choice Friday at
$2.98. ,
Downatalra Stora
Continuing for Friday, ' ,
Extraordinary Sale of
Ch ildren 's Dresses
At Prices That Have Been Greatly Reduced'
- We were fortunate in making a large purchase of
Children's Dresses in fact we bought the entire sur
plus stock of a well-known manufacturer at a great
price reduction and we are offering them at the same
way we bought them at a great saving. ,
Three groups
Wash Dresses for Girls
6 to 12 Years, at
39c, or 3 for $1.00
They're made of lawns, percales and chambrays, in
checks, stripes and plain colors. Big variety of styles
and you could not even buy the materials for the
price. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Very special at 39c or
3 for $1.00.
Girh Wash Dresses, , 1
for Aaes 6 to 14 Years, ' .
$1.59, or 2 for $3.00 ,
The materials are ginghams, galateas, linons and
chambrays in plaid stripes and plain colors, pink, blues,
greens and tans, also white. Short waisted. Middy and
regulation style, trimmed with contrasting colors. Sizes ,
for 6 to 14 years, at $1.59 or 2 for $3.00. '
Wash Dresses for Little Girls, Ages 2 to 6 Years, at 95c
Clever little styles, including Oliver Twist, middy, suspenders and box effects,
ginghams, chambrays, percales, linonette, pique and poplins in white and colors,
trimmed with smocking, colored embroidered motifs and fancy braids, at 95c each.
Burfaaa-Naah Cav Downatalra Stora
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FOR FRIDAY-
At
Downatalra Store
Men's Well Made Pants
on Sale Friday Special
at 1-4 Off Regular Price
Our entire stock of men's Pants on
sale in the Downstairs Store at 14 off mSi
the regular price. ,Neat stripes, wor
steds, cassimeres, tweeds and cordu
roys. Sizes 31 to 44 waist.
Shirts at 89c Each
A large assortment of blue amos
keag, chambray shirts, close front
style, military and flat collars, roomy,
double stitched. Very special, at 89c. rHf
Burfeas-Naah Co.
Remnants of Table Damask,
From $1.25 to $4.95 Each '
Every remnant is of excellent quality and they
are in lengths from V2 to 2. For quick clearance
they have been greatly underpriced and Friday are
from $1.25 to $4.95 a length.
Burreaa-Naah Co.
Remnants of Fine Toweling,
14c to $1.49 a Piece
Dish, glass and roller toweling of excellent quality,
in lengths from 1 to 5 yards in a piece. Unusual values
for Friday in the Downstairs Store from 14c to $1.49
a remnant.
Burfaaa-Naah Co. Downatalra Store -
Odd Lots Women's Union Suits
Special, $1.00 a Suit
A clearaway of women's winter weight Union
Suits in ankle length. Various makes and styles, but
every suit is an extreme value. Friday, priced at $1.00
a suit. -
Burfcaa-Naah Co. Downataira Stora
-Phone Doug. 2100
79c
Yard
A large assortment of remnants
of wool storm, serge in a selection
of dark colors, also black and
white. Suitable for dresses and
skirts in lengths from 1 to 6 yards
each. 42 inches wide and the
price is extremely low for Friday,
at 79c a yard.
Downatalra Store
Downatalra Stare
Made of
Daintily
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