THE OMAHA BEE.
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PRINT V. LOAN
BULLETINS TO
REACH 60.000
Pamphlets Explaining Coming
Loan Issued to Be Distrib
uted in Industrial Plants
A and Offices.
'''The advertising committee of the
Victory loan campaign jas appoint
ed Earl Allep, chairman of a spe
cial committee, to prepare and dis
tribute a special bulletin service on
the Victory loan for use in industrial
plants and business houses.
Seventeen, different bulletins ex
plaining the coming loan will be
mailed to the heads of each institu
tion for Dostinsr on the Imllerin
boards.
,To Reach 60,000 People.
It is estimated that 60,000 people
will read, 'he message which these
bulletins will carry. (
The copy will be similar to the
copy whicn is now bf ing inserted in
l!ie advertising colunn ai the Oma
ha daily papers.
T. I, Davis, division chairman of
Districts of the Victory loan cam
pa'f??. has charge of Divisions 30 to
37. The following is his organization
as it no-v stands with someNaddi
tions to come:
District 30 Fourteenth to Six
teenth, rarnam to Howard. Major,
H. B Whitehouse; captains, Ralph
Russel, Bert Fowler. Ed Merritt, O.
B Williams; lieu'enants, Frank
Drcel, I. I.. Hess, C. V. Schultz.
Dr. G. D. Shipherd, Paul Burleigh,
Dr. F, J. Wearne, Dr. i'. 'ft liarber,
Dr. A. F. Tyler, A. H. Ellis, A. B;
Curne, F. S. Martin, Jack Webster,
Samuel Glick, W. G. Spain, Ray
Wagner, Sam W. Reynolds, C. T.
Piatt, Harry Ryan, Charles Martin,
Al Dresher, S. W. Napier, Al Bar
dun, A. W. Elmer, Tom Keenen.'G.
Hartman, J. B. Greene, Guy Mc
Kertzie, R. E. Harris, Eugenie Du
val, D. R. Mullin, A. B. Carpenter,
A, E, Parmelee.
District 31-Thirteenth to Four
teenth, Farnam to Howard. Major,
Gbrge W. Platner; captain, T. F.
Kennedy; lieutenants, George E.
Mickel, J. A. Medlar, T. L. Combs,
F. B. Aldouf, Dan Johnson, A. M.
Smith, Edward Creighton, Ralph
, Peters, F. C Patton, Frank Pond,
C. C. Wharton, H. T. Black, Frank
McCaffrey, Bert Murphy, John
Madin, Guy Furray, Charles Garvey,
Will McCaffrey.
For District 32.,
District 32 Thirteenth to Six
teenth, Howard to Pacific. Major,
W. B. Clift; captain, E. A.
Rutledge; lieutenants, Clyde E.
Knott, J. C. Allgaier. Mr. Bushnell,
H. T: Cutler, Fred M. Hall, W. B.
Hopson, E. S. Weatherly.
District 33XTenth to Thirteenth,
Howard to Pacific. Major, Roy T.
Byrne; captain, A. B. Warren; lieu
tenants, HA H. Dahlman, Harry
Weller, George W. Summer, George
Laier, E. G. Ward, W. J. Monaghan,
Quentin Moore, W. W. Bingham,
l-Va-ii; Hughes. Eugene Atkins, T.
H.McDearmont.
u.s. net o4 lenth to Thirteenth,
rarnani to Howard.
District 35 Tenth to river, Far--n
to Howard. Major, F. S.
Keogh; captain, T. B. Coleman.
' ..net 0 "lenth to river, How
ard to Pacific. Major, F. V. Roy;
captain, H. T. McManus; lieuten
ants, R. C. Hudson, Edward Doran."
W. G. Smith, Gene Kohn, G. Sea
hertf. J. H. Bugge, W. D. Williams,
F. W.' Knebihler,
District 37 Trench team.
v "Unenlightened" Indian Stays
in Alaska and Counts Money
Jueau, Alaska, April - 4. The
mart who believes the Alaska Indi
ans are a poor, downtrodden, unen
lightened race has but to glance at
the recent reports of the operations
of several companies in this terri-
tory composed entirely of Indians
to change hi mind.
The Metlakatla Commercial com
pany, composed of Indians on An
nette island, recentlyffeclared a div
idend of 20 Per cent cash on its cap
ital stock, 10 per cent cash dividend
on purchases by stockholders and a
15 per cent itock dividend fpr the
12 months - ending December 31,
- 1918.
The Hydaburg Trading company,
composed of Indians on Prince of
Wales iTand, declared an 8 per cent
. cash dividend on its capital stock, 7
per cent on purchases to stockhold
ers and a 4 per cent stock dividend
on its capital stock for the x 12
months- ending December 31, 1918.
The JClawock Commercial company
of Prince of Weles island, also com-
' posed of lndians,"3?clared dividends
of IS and 18 per cent.
The Metlakatla" company last sea
son furnished Indian labor to the ,
Annette island Packing company.
" Chinese labor for the fishing can
neries heretofore has been furnished
by, special contractors. This x com
pany's books show that it made
sales amounting to $40,000 last year
on which a profit of $9.o02.39 was
, made.
Hobble Skirts Add 17
Seconds to Train Stops
By International' News Service.
. Philadelphia,' Pa., April 4. That
tight skirts delay the trains by add
ing 17 seconds to the average stop
is the allegation contained in a com
plaint filed by the South Jersey
Commuters' association with Charles
Markham, regional railroad director,
whose main offices are in this city.
The protest explains that this ex
tri time coftcession is necessary to
the female sex because the steps of
the old Pullman cars used on the
t Trenton division of the Pennsyl
vania railroad are of a height from
the station platform that makes im
perative a tortoise-like movement
- on the part of the hobbled woman
passengers entering and leaving the
trains.
According to hearsay of the Jer
sey commuters the brakesmen are
taxing considerable interest in their
- work nowadays because of the fact
that women must literally be lifted
to the platform in alighting.
Brooklyn club will train in Florida
instead of Richmond, Va. That's
1 letting 'cm see America first, Charlie.
Men's Lounging Room
Where men can rest, read and
smoke. Equipped with barber
shop, manicurist and chiropodist
Fourth Floor
Children's Flair Cutting
SPECIAL attention given to the
cutting of children's, hair in the
Men's Barber Shop.
Fourth Floor
EVERYBODY STORE'
Friday, April 4, 1919-
-STORE NEWS FOR SATURDAY-
-Phone Douglas 2100
Rose Bttsh Sale
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Saturday Morning 9 to 10
5 c
No C O. D., no phone orders and no deliveries
Here's an Unusual Value in
Georgette Blouses Saturday at
$5.00
IT been a long time since we
offered 6uch exceptional
values as these are at $5.00.
Th,e material is of a superior
quality.
Made in slip-on,
round neck, square
neck and frill effects.
Some are beaded, others em
broidery and lace trimmed.
Flesh, White, Sunset Tan and
light Blue shades.
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor
You'll Want Several Pair of
These Women's Silk Hose at
The offering includes
Women's black or white pure thread
silk boot hose, full fashioned.
Women's black or white silk and fiber'
hose, seamless.
Women's pure silk hose in white,
brown, champagne and navy, seam
less. Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor
PAIR
These New Spring Pumps
Specially Priced for Saturday
$6.95
THE reduction is made as a
special inducement for
"Dress-Up Week." Two new
dressy pump models for street
wear.
A fine dark brown Russia
calkskin pump with light welt
soles. Perforated shield tip,
1 -inch leather Cuban heels,
short tongue colonial.
Black kid pump, low colonial pattern, plain toe, light
welt soles, 1-inch leather Cuban heels.
These are two of the newest street pumps and the
value is very unusual for Saturday only.
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor
Clever Billy Burke Style
Pajamas Featured Saturday
At $1.95
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THERE are several dif
ferent styles made up
in Windsor crepe and ba
tiste, naannishly tailored or
femininely trimmed with
lace and ribbons. The il
lustration gives you some
idea of the style. The
price is very special, at
$1.95. '
Women's Bloomers
of Seco Silk at
$U19
Prettily flowered and dotted
designs with shirred knee
ruffles. The material is very
durable and the value is un
usually large.-
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor
Plant Gladiolus
Bulbs Now
29c Dozen
Hard bulbs,
a ssorted
colors, for
home plant
ing, will
bloom this
reason, 29c
dozen.
Cut
Roses,
5c
Fresh cut home grown roses,
in assorted colors, special Sat
urday, 5c each.
Asparagus Ferns, 19c
In 3-inch pots, at 19c each.
4-inch pots, at 29c.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor
WOMEN'S Union
if
Suits at
59c
Comfy cut style, low neck
and sleeveless, cuff knee, good
quality white cotton, sizes 34,
86 and 38.
Women's , Vests, 50c
Low neck and sleeveless,
bodice, tops, also shoulder
straps, fine quality white cot
ton. Burgess-Nash Cor Main Floor
A New Shipment of '
" French Jiid Gloves
in the most desirable shades,
have just been received. Brown,
gray, navy tan, beaver, mas
tic, beige, pearl, butter shades,
with plain or contrasting em
broidery. These are of excep
tional quality fine kidskin,
$3.00 to $4.00 pair. 1
Silk Gloves,
$1.00 to $2.00
We have a most complete
assortment of double tip silk
gloves, in the newest shades,
including beige and navy, $1.00
to $2.50.
Children's Gloves
Children's kid gloves, $1.25
to $2.25 pair.
Children's silk gloves, $1.00
pair.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor
25c
Clearaway of ,
BOOKS
From Our Circulating
Library
Including a big list of the
books you should read.
Light of Western
Stars, by Zane Grey.
"Heart of Rachel,"
by Katherine Norris.
"Mr. Brittling Sees
It Thro'," by H. G.
wens. -r i
"Indifference of UOlCe
Juliet," by R i c h
mond. "Private Peat," by
Harold Peat.
"Cecilia of the
Pink Rose," by Tay
lor. "Penrod and Sam,"
by Booth Tarking-ton.
Popular Fiction
"Firing Line," by
Chambers.
"Garden Without
Choke Walls," by Coningsby
Uawson.
J "Shorty McCabe
rC On the Job," by Ford,
at W i . , . l s f n f
m v v v w w s j
Book," by Burnham.
"Andrew the
Glad," by Davis.
Children's Books
"Boy Scout Book."
" Alice's Adven
tures in Wonder
land." "Adventures of a
Brownie."-
"Gulliver's Trav
els."
"Tales
Shakespeare."
"Cruise of
Sally D.'; . N
"True to His
Trust."
"Lost Gold Mine."
"Outdoor Chums."
Burgess-Nash Co. Third Floor
F,r o m
the
Choice
25c
A Big Distributor's Surplus Stock of
Coaster Wagons at Radical Reductions
BOYS, here's your chance to secure a "dandy" coaster wagon. Well built and sub
stantial at a very small cost. Three kinds featured Saturday.
Fly A way Coaster
$3.50
Like, illustration. Built for
service, nicely painted green
and trimmed with red, steel
axles, bronze bearings, rubber
tires.
Yankee Flyer Coaster
$5.25
Like illustration. 40 inches
long, 16 inches wide, large steel
wheels, .rubber tires, bronze
bearings, well finished.
Burgess-Nash Co. Fourth Floor
Yankee Coaster
$585
Like illustration. 36-inch
body, 16 inches wide, corru
gated pressed steel axles, Sc
inch wheels, rubber tires, ad
justable handle, $5.85.
Most Interesting Is This 1
Display Saturday of
The New Modes in Women's
Ready -to -Wear for Spring
A DISPLAY ,gay with Spring colors, "
embracing suits, coats, skirts and, '
dresses that cleverly portray the latest -style
touches, combining a certain dis
tinction with moderate pricing that w
appeal to the discriminating women'
Omaha and vicinity.
Women's Tailleur Suits,
$25.00 and Upward
We can promise you complete satis
faction in our section for suits.
The suits that come into the cases
daily are the proud 'representations of
well-known New York designers, closely
in touch with Paris developments, with
individual skill of. a highr'brder and
noted for the originality of their models.
New Coats and Dolmans,
$25.00 and Upward ,
As in the suit fashions, so in these gar
ments, the originators set the seal of
their favor upon this particular style, not
to the exclusion of all others, but cer
tainly with greater emphasis.
The use of two materials in combination, is often seen,
gabardine, Evora, Bolivia, silvertone, satin, etc.
The New Separate Skirts,
Price Range, $8M to $45.00
The blouse and separate skirt have come into their
own again much to the gratificition of women who like
frequent .change of apparel.
The fabrics favored include serge, tricotine, velour
Among the more dressy skirts there's' a wide range
of materials as well as styles many of them original in
design and effective in finish.
The New Dresses, '
Price Range, $25.00 Upward
Dresses for every occasion, practical purposes, street
and afternoon wear. The materials are plain or in com
bination, in a variety of models, that you cannot fail to
find just the sort of style you have in mind and most de
sjre. There is originality and smartness in every one,
which you must see to appreciate. ,
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor
MEN'S New
Spring Hats
$3.50 to $8.50
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ALL the new favored shapes,
styles and shades are rep
resented here in splendid
assortment.
Special at
.ontion is di
rected to the
;howing o f
the popular
light weight
felts so de
sirable for
spring and
V l summer wear.
X I1C new-' onauco
are green, brown
and gray.
Men's Caps,
$U0 to $3.00
New spring style in smart
novelty effect, plaids, plain
colors and conservative pat
terns $1.50 to $3.00.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor
T
I INCOLN Spark
Li Plugs
39c
Every motorist knows the
merits of the Lincoln spark
plugs. Saturday, in the Auto
Accessory Section, 39c each.
Burgess-Nash Co. Fourth Floor
There's a Certain Satisfaction About
These Burgess-Nash Spring
SUITS for
$25.00 to $6
THAT you seldom ever secure in merchant tailored
garments. There's everything about them
the material the fit the style the patterns that
mean satisfaction to. you and, above all, a Burgess-
Nash reception, which means genuine service when
you buy and money back cheerfully if you're not
pleased.
Made to conform with the
Burgess-Nash Standard
of quality, which means the best possible at the price.
"Ready-for-service" suits for men, in a' combination of
dependable fabrics, cut to fit and hand-tailored by tailors who
are masters in their art. '
We Feature for Saturday Young Men's Suits
forAgesl6to20,$18J75
Featuring the new waist-line models. The materials are
cheviots and cassimeres, in fancy fans, browns and stripes.
Full lifted. Newest style patterns.
Special!
Men's New Spring Top Coats
$18.00
Mixed gry with self collar, belted back or belt all around,
Silk yoke and sleeve lining, taped seams. Exceptional values,
$18.00. Others from $25.00 to $40.00.
MEN
0.00
MM
Boys' Corduroy Suits
Featured for Saturday at
$7.95
IN the new Spring models, belt all around, slash pock
ets, full skirts. The pants are cut roomy, full lined,
re-inforcd seams; ages 6 to 18 years. Exceptional
values, at $7.95.
Boys' New Spring
Suits, $9M
Models and weaves, belt all
around, plain and slasb pockets,
two v breast 'pockets with flaps.
Pants full lined, fancy stripes,
checks and mixed colors.,. Ages 6
to 18 years, at $9.95.
Boys' Blouses at $1.00
The K. & E. quality, the kind
that are cut to fit and guaranteed
fast colors; serviceable materials
used only; plain blue, chambray,
candy stripes, fancy pin stripes in
all different colors; ages 6 to 16
years, at $1.00 each.
Burgess-Nash Co. Fourth Floor
These Are Extreme Values
In Men's Fine Silk Shirts at
$6.45
THEY'RE specially priced for
Saturday only. Made of
fine tub and baby broadcloth
silk, in the season's newest and
most select patterns. Splendid
assortment-of bright and attrac
tive colorings, as well as neat
hairline stripes. Silks that will
give you unusual wear and the
utmost satisfaction. All sizes,
14 to 17, and priced for Satur
day, at $6.45.
'Other silk shirts of crepe de chine,
and Jersey silk, $7.50 to $12.00.
Men's Madras Shirts, $1.65
Splendid qualities of woven and psinted madras. All fresh,
new and clean and of extra quality. Selected patterns of new
and attractive designs. All sizes, 14 to 17, at $1.65.
Men's Hose at 25c -
Men's fiber silk and silk lisle hose in all colors of black, white,
palm beach and gray. All sizes, '9 to 11. Some have slight
imperfections, which will not effect the wearing quality. Saturday,
pair, 25c.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor
silk broadcloth, Empire
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