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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1919)
RECOVER $1,000 RING SAID TO BE PART OF SPOILS :. 'I Valuable Gem Found In Pos session of F. C. Webster, Held On Charge of Mis use of U. S. Mails. A diamond ring, valued at over $1,000 wai found in the possession of F. C. Webster, held at the county jail charged with using the mails to defraud, Tuesday afternoon, ac cording to federal afficers. The ring was the property of Mrs. M. B. Chamberlain, of Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Chamberlain came to Omaha several days ago when she heard of the arrest of Webster and his wife.. "Mr. Webster was trying to make me secretary of his 'bust developer' business," Mrs. Chamberlain told of ficers. "He brought me a typwriter and was teaching me to use it when suddenly he asked to look at the ring I was wearing. I handed it to him and went on working at the type writer. When I looked -up, he was gone. I had invested no money in his business." Federal officers say Webster and his wife left Dallas for Omaha on the night the ring was taker, from Mrs. Chamberlain., Mrs. Webster was held for the grand jury yes terday by United States Commis sioner Neeley following' a short hearing. She still denied any knowl edge of her husband's alleged swin dle game. Commissioner Neelv fix ed her bond at $2,500. Fostoffice Inspector Coble has been notified by two more large cities that the Websters operated in, making a total of 12 cities. Megeath Funeral Services To Be Held Thursday Funeral services for Miss Mary Megeath will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at All Saints' Episcopal church, Rev. T. J. Mac kay officiating. Burial will be in the family vault at Pro'.pect Hill cemetery. The pallbearers will be Herbert J. Conneli, Miss Megeath's affianced; W. F. Megeath and J. E Megeath, her brothers, and E. B. Coe, Harry Koch, Forest Richardson, A. H. Richardson and Robert Howe, jr. Buenos Aires Strike Ended; Port Activities Again Normal Washington, May 7. The Buenos Aires port strike has been settled and activities at the port are again normal, said a dispatch received to day by the Argentine embassy from the minister of foreign affairs. SUPPLIES YOU WITH "PEP" Nervous, Worn-Out Men and Women Need the Rejuven ating Effects of 3-Grain Cadomene Tablets. Is a Lazy Man a Sick Man? There art two kinds of laziness mental and physical. In either case, the condition can be corrected. That tired feeling do you know what it means? It means that you are sick not bedfast but sick and not right as you should be. No one enjoying the best of health can be lazy with that tired, worn-out feeling. The nerves, the stomach, the digestive tract, the blood-flow, are all Buffering. Fatal disease arises from a neglect of such symptoms Cadomene Tablets will help rid you of these distressing symptoms. They are guaranteed to do so or money back so why delay treatment? 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Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil You will know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can eat what you like. At Wc and 25c per box. All druggists. THiSMEinN CLASS Al A sound, healthy man Is never a back number. A man can be as vigorous and able at seventy as at twenty. Condition, not years, puts you in the discard. A system weakened by overwork and care 1 s livinc brings old age prematurely. The bodily functions are impaired and 'unpleasant symptoms appear. The weak pot is generally the kidneys. Keep them clean and in proper working con dition and you will generally find your self in Class A. Take GOLD MEDAL Ilaarlem Oil Capsules periodically and your system will always be in working order. Your spirits will be enlivened, your muscles supple, your mind active, and your body capable of hard work. Don't wait until you have been reject ed. Commence to be a first-class man pow. Go to your druggist at once. Get a trial box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. They are made , t the pure, original. Imported Haar lem Oilthe kind your great-grandfather used. Two capsules each day will keep you toned up and feeling fine. Money refunded if they do not help you. RerteniW to esk for the imported GOLI MED All Bitai, IB fetSi (rises, eaied paca.et - AT THE THEATERS ETHEL N BARRYMORE com mences tonight at the Brandeis theater her engagement qi four performances, in "The Off Chance," the comedy by K. L.. Carton , in which (she appeared the larger Dart of last season at the Empire theater in New York. Miss. Bairy mores individual success in the comedy was only secondary to that of the olav itself, since in "The Off Chance" Mr. Carton is declared to have eclipsed his earlier "Lord and Lady Algy." "Wheels Within Wheels" or the memorable "Liberty Hall." A brand new show is at the Em press today for the last half of this week, a feature of the new bill being the appearance of "Resista," the 98- Dound doll-eirl no man can Int. she is just a slip of a girl, yet she issues a challenge to any man in the the ater to life her dainty feet off the floor. "Number Please" is a divert ing one-act musical playlet Fea tured in the act are Jacquclin Tall man and William Craig. Frank Wamsley and Robert Myers nave a sineinjr and talking ottering, tary and Eary present a novelty, using Eevotian rings. Inats uood, a play of sympathies ana comedy, giv ine Hale Hamilton a role in which he is seen at his clever best, comes to the Empress for the last three days of this week. One of the few dancing acts of real distinction that the Orpheum has presented is the one of this week, offered by Miriam and Irene Marmein. Their accomplished pian ist is David Schooner. Another headline act is the dramatic offering Tom Walker in Dixie," with John B. Hvmer in the chief role. Music lovers who attend the Friday mat inee will be invited to remain after the nerformance for the special re cital to be given by Sweden's young violin virtuoso. Jan Rubini. Joe Jackson, the most famous of panto mime clowns, .is a feature ot tne cur rent bill. No more clever a set of prin cipals . have interpreted musical burlesque at the Gayety this season than the cast of "The Best Show in Town," the season's closing attrac tion at that house. Attendance has leaped upwards by bounds ever since the week's opening last Sat urday. Frank Hunter, who is seen in Italian and blackface portrayals, is winning a following that any artist might be proud of. The beauty chorus is well named ana prettily gowned. Final performance of the season tomorrow night. Henry Miller and Ruth Chatter ton will appear at the Brandeis theater on June 2 and 3 in the comedy of the elder Dumas, "A Marriage of Convenience." This play was a notable success at Henry Miller's theater in New York and a year ago at the Blackstone theater in Chicago and elsewhere. Seldom has a play been so beautifully put upon the stage. Omaha will see exactly the same production of the play as New York and Chicago ap plauded. Toward the end of August Miss Chatterton will be seen at the Brandeis in "The Merry Month of May," her new comedy by George Scarborough, which is at present packing Powers' theater in Chicago under the title, "Moonlight and Honeysuckle." Miss Chatterton ap pears as Judith, the daughter of the senator from Arizona, and the, plays deals with her courtship. From Omaha she will go direct to New York to begin her engagement in this comedy at Henry Miller's theater. Startling, strange and amusing customs exist among the natives of the South Pacific islands. Martin Johnson, pal of Jack London on the. famous voyage of the "Snark," went back to the South seas with a mo tion picture camera 'and brought back pictures of these uncivilized t '"PHOTO PIAY OFFERING J" FOV TODAY SUBURBAN theater managers will probably be forced to raise prices on all motion picture shows in a short time, as the gov ernment has increased the seat tax to them and they are paying more for films now because of a general tax on the films themselves. The raise in most cases will mean that the patron will pay 11 and 17 cents in place of 10 and 15 cents. Bryant Washburn comes to the Strand today to Saturday in his lat est Paramount picture, which is called "Poor Boob," after Margaret Mayo s well-known stage success, from which it was made. "Poor Boob" loses his canning factory; and his girl, and comes near losing "his mind, too. Then he gets the big idea, which is destined to prove more adventuresome than even the big town. He goes back to High tower, which is his native burg, pos ing as a millionaire with a $1,000,000 air. Universal's scenario department is seeking five-reel stories for Pete Morrison, the young Western actor. "The Wife Nelectors" is the latest Lyons-Moran Universal com edy. Jack Dillon, who directed Pris cilla Dean in her success, "The Silk-Lined Burglar," has taken a flyer into comedy, and is playing the leading role in a one-reeler, "1 Hope It Lasts." Lila Lee,, the little star of vaude ville, who attained stardom in mo tion pictures almost over night, re turns to the screen in a new photo- DR. MABLE WESSON Osteopathic Physician & Surgeon I 614 Brandeis Bldf. . Tyler 2960, Harney Tel. 4741. Heal Itching Skins With Cuticura AH rlrnfftriarai- Lua fMtitmjmt; Wl T.lnn. T. Snmplo each fr of"Cttcm, Dtp. S, estam " South Side South Side Man Promises; Police Judge to Be Good The possibility of undergoing prosecution caused Fred Grimberg, 2339 Y street, who appeared before Judge Foster yesterday, to settle family differences in-a hurry. Grimberg, faced the double charge of disturbing the peace and non support, filed by his wife. The judge dismissed the former and waived the latter on promise of the' de fendant to support his wife, and let whisky alone. Mrs. Grimberg, holding a 16 months' old baby and leading a little boy of 10, told that her hus band was a man of changeable dis position,' had "contrary spells" and never praised her for any work. The couple have been married 10 years. ' Delegates to Live Stock t Convention Leave Monday South Omaha's delegation to the National Live Stock Exchange con vention which meets next week in Pittsburgh leaves Monday night. W. B. Tagg of the local yards, president of the National organiza tion, will leave with his wife Sunday night, stopping over at Chicago, on the way. "We now have 31 markets repre sented," said Mr. Tagg yesterday, "and expect to add more this year. It is expected that matters of post war live stock conditions will be discussed." Detectives Looking for Owner of 270 Pints of Liquor "Who left 270 pints of whisky un der the viaduct on L street?" Detectives Francl and Heller Tuesday at midnight saw an auto mobile under the bridge, apparently with no purpose, and went below to investigate. Before they could reach" the spot the car disappeared. Nearby re mained 270 pints of vhisky. The catch is valued 'at over $1,000, and for a time will be stored among similar relics in the South Side sta tion. Aged Bellevue Woman Dies at the Home of Her Nephew Mrs. Elizabeth Betts, 93 years of age, died at the home of her nephew, W. H. Betts, Bellevue, Tuesday. Mrs. Betts came to Belle vue in 1869 and resided with her brother, Joseph, till his death 5 years ago. The funeral will be held at the residence of Dr. Betts, at 2:30 p. m., Thursday. Interment will be at Bellevue cemetery. Rev. S. D. Phelps will officiate. South Side Brevities Dr. Cox, dentist. New location, 321 Se curities Bldg., Sixteenth and Farnam Sti. Express and light hauling. Call K. & Z Auto Express, So. 3089 or Bo. 3730. Adv. For sale. 6-room house 1 rooms and reception hall downstairs, 3 bedrooms and hath upstairs, and lot 60x150; 3609 S. 27th St. Tel. So. 2740. Notice Open forum meetings every Thursday night, good entertainment and labor talks. Admission ISc. Everybody welcome. Open Forum Committee. Sgt. Ralph Anderson, who recently re turned from France, Is visiting at the noma or nis aunt, Mrs. Thomas Hesby, Sarpy county, while enroute to the Pa cific coast. Wa wish to thank the many kind friends and neighobra for their kindness ana sympatny shown. Also ror tne many floral offerings tendered In the sickness and death of our beloved wife, sister and daughter. Mrs. Sylvia Campbell, E. C. Campbell, L. Barnes, Oeorge Barnes. peoples. His most thrilling ex perience, his capture of Chief Naga pate and the man eaters of the "Big Numbers tribe, is pictured in Cap tured by Cannibals," a five-reel feature which opens a four-day en gagement at the Brandeis theater staring next Sunday. i 'J On the Screen Today. STRAND BRYANT WASHBURN In "THE POOR BOOB." CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "THE BANK." SUN THEDA BARA In "THE SIREN'S SONG. RIAI.TO FRED STONE In "JOHNNY OUT YOUR OUN." MCSE WILLIAM FARNUM In "LES MISERABLES." EMPBKSS HALE HAMILTON In "THAT'S GOOD." lX)THROP 84th and Lothrop FAN NIE WARD In "COMMON CLAY." OBPHEl'M South Side 24th and M "THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE." SUBURBAN 24th and Ames BESSIE LOVE in "CAROLYN OF THE CORNERS." GRAND 16th and Blnney ALICE BRADY In "IN THE HOLLOW OF HER HAND." HAMILTON 40th and Hamilton PRISCILLA DEAN and HERBERT RAWLINSON in "KISS OF KILL." APOLLO 29th and Leavenworth BESSIE LOVE In "THE YANKEE PRINCESS." COMFORT 24th and Vinton SESSUE HAYAKAWA In "A HEART IN PAWN." play, "Rustling a Bride." This is the fifth picture in which Lila Lee has been presented, and is said to be a story that enables the star to demonstrate her versatility as an actress. She is supported by Monte Blue and an excellent group of well known film players. John Barrymore has completed "The Test of Honor," a picture which is taken from the E. Phillips Oppenheim story, "The Malefactor." When' Harry Carey returns to Universal City from his 5,000-mile tour of the United States he will find reassembled the old happy Har ry Carey actor family. Jack Ford, Carey's director, has succeeded in "rounding up" nine members of the Harry Carey entourage who have returned from overseas duty. , In every sense "Sunnyside" is a true Charlie Chaplin comedy, in which the legitimate transformation of a "cross roads" existence into the realms of a "Midsummer Night's Dream" makes of the effort one of the most marvelous conceptions of Mr. Chaplin's creative career. Edna Purviance, leading woman, appears to advantage in her wholesome por trayal of the unsophisticated village lass. Mary Pickford and Bessie Barris cale have adjoining offices in the ad ministration building at Brunton studios. They are both blondes, but Brief City News IJehUnc ntni - Burgs -Oraadan Co Have Root Print It Beacon Press. Burglary Ins. Wheeler & Welpton Dr. F. W. Lake has returned from military service and resumed the practice ot medicine, with offices at 619-622 City National Bank building. Phone: Douglas 660; residence, Blackstone hotel. Sues Whole Family Albert W. Kelpin charges that John J. Murphy, his wife. Agnes Murphy, and his Bon, Paul Murphy, beat and ill treated him on April 6, 1919. He filed suit in district court for damages, which he places at 15,000. with ISO addi tional for damages to his clothing. Captain BischofI Here Capt. Mar vin F. BischonT, stationed at Camp Lee, Va., is In Omaha on a short leave visiting friends. He was formerly sales manager of the Ar mour Packing company in this city. He has been in service since August, 1917, and expects to receive his dis charge in a few weeks.' Asks $5,000 Damages Louis Wright alleges that James L. Dowd and others assaulted him in the Dowd auction rooms at Eighteenth and Webster streets on May 3, 1919, when ho says he went there to haul away some furniture that had been bought He filed suit -in district court, asking $5,000 damages for the injuries which he says he suffered. Sues Potash Corporation Lillie Haines has filed suit in district court asking judgment for $45,000 against the National Potash corporation, United States Potash company and their officers for the value of 425 shares of stock which she says they refused to turn over to her when the United States Potash company was bought by the National Potash cor poration. Klwanls Club to Meet The Ki- wanis club of Omaha will hold its regular meeting in the south room of .the Chamber of Commerce Friday evening. Dr. Harold Glfford, mem bers of the city planning commis sion, and City Commissioner Towl, secretary of the Fontenelle Forest association, will address the mem bers of the Club on the subject, "The CMlds Point Forest Reserve." Students Enjoyed Visit The State university students who visited Om aha last Friday and spent the day Inspecting manufacturing, jobbing and other industries in the city were greatly pleased with their trip. In behalf of the students, Professor Chatburn, chairman of the faculty committee on educational day, has written the publicity department of the Chamber of Commerce, convey ing thanks for the courtisies shown. Leonldas Barnes, Marlon Barnes ana Wil liam Barnes. OUR LAST SELLERS' KITCHEN CABI NET CARLOAD SALE was such a success that we have decided to sell another car load, and as a special Inducement we are going; to give away, tree, with every cam net, a $9, 11 -piece set ot aluminum ware. We have a limited number of sets, so be sure and come early, and remember, sale terms and prices for this week only. KOUTSKT PAVLIK CO. On sale Sat., May 10, Wlig Brothers basement store. 36-inch width percales, lights and darks, in first class quality, per yard, 16c; one more lot muslins, bleached and unbleached, per yard, 134o. On sale now, boys' unlonalls Dair. 9Bc: men's union suits, each. 95c: table damask, beautiful patterns, worth to 11.00 yd., at yd., esc; window shades, dark green, first quality, 6-ft. long, each, 45c; ladles' house dresses, each. 95c. THE CLOTHING SITUATION. Extract from a letter written by John Flvnn. now in New York, to his store man ager, Phil McEvoy: "In spite of tha scarcity ana tendency to nigner prices i tound several small lots ot merchandise with which we can make a genuine, hon est to goodness noise. I am shipping some big boxes by express because it looks like frelarht might be tied up oy a strike De- fore out aoods get out of town Open them up as soon as they get in. Tou will find some extra good sulta and single pants values. Shoot 'em to them and what you want to clean up from stock witn them. Make room, there are a lot more coming. Tours, JOHN FLTNN." I don't know how I could put this mat ter before the trade any better than this. so I am giving It to you as Mr. Flynn gave It to me. PHIL M'EVUr. Sold Our Lease 1614 Farnam Must vacate by May 20th. Will sell part or entire set of fixtures Soda fountain, tables and chairs, show cases, wall cases, refrigerators and cash register. Mosher Cigar Co. Beddeo Clothing Co.Will Launch a Remarkable Sale Neit Friday Morjing 1,000 House Dresses at Less Than Cost of Material Alone. Dozens Are Inquiring As to Price, Which Will Be Announced in Next Thursday's Papers. . 1,000 splendid fitting House Dresses and Bungalow Aprons in one of the most unusual sales ever attempted by any Omaha store. What sort of House Dress es and Bungalow Aprons are these? They are made from fine ginghams, percales, chambrays, in such a broad variety of plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors that it is a pleasure to choose from this assortment; some are in combination colors, about half of the lot are house dresses and porch dresses while the balance are in a variety of typical bun galow apron styles, some with short sleeves, all are cut extra full and you will be surprised at the splendid fit of these smart dresses and aprons. Tell your friends about this sale. We'll announce the price in Thursday evening's paper, and we can promise you it will be the most remarkable bargain ever offered by any Omaha store. Beddeo Clothing Co., 1417 Douglas street. Adv. iKESS Wednesday. May 7, 1919- HOUR SALES THURSDAY 1 Hour, 9 to 10 A.M. l Hour, 3 to 4 P. M. W WLt A collection of blouses of VJnntJ fn;An Fine quality white cotton, low IT Omen S White Voile,batiste and dimity, assorted "Omen S UniOJl neck and sleeveless, cuff knee Anri cc color stripes, including black, Suits and lace tmmed knee- Variety uivtioo also plain white An sizeg 34 uuno of pgg and style regular anrj - to 46. No phone or mail or- o fa f vv extra sizes- Extreme values. r7 ders, none C. O. D. Limit of XI , Ml No mail or phone orders- two to a customer. fQr UJ X 11 Limit of two suit3 to a customer. Burg.ss.Nash Co. Second Floor ' ' Burgasa-Null Co. Main Floor Three Extremely Special Values for Thursday in the May Sales: Billie Burke Satin Pajamas Jt It W ' U.fl. at... Ill The White Sale of Muslins, WE CANNOT encourage you too strongly to profit by this announcement and by indication points to higher costs for merchandise of this sort this tall. Table Cloths at $7.45 Real Irish linens in handsome circular designs; this is a heavy weight and will give splendid service. , . Size, 2x2 yards, for 57.45 Size 2x3 yards, for $8.45 22x22-inch napkins to match $6.50 dozen. Homespun Linen Tea Sets, $3 JO Set consists of one hemstitched cloth and six napkins to match. May sale price, $3.50 set. ; Round Madeira Table Cloths, $16.75 Size, 72 inches in diameter; these are round thread, pure Irish linen and have hand-scalloped edge and handsome hand-embroidered designs in center. May sale price, $16.75 each. Oval Platter Doilies at 39c Pure Irish linen with Madeira hand-scalloped and hand-embroidered designs, size 6x12 inches, 39c each. Real Irish Linen Damask, $1.95 A heavy weight quality that will retain its beautiful satin fin ish after laundering; several good designs to select from; 70 inches wide. May sale price, $1.95 yard. 36-Inch Gabardine, at 53c Wool finish, will give splendid service and make very at tractive garments. May sale price, 53c yard. SHEETS, PILLOW CASES AND MUSLINS AT MILL COS! Bleached Sheets at $1.49 A celebrated brand, no dress ing or filling, finished with fl inch, hem, made for full size beds (torn, not cut), size 81x 90. May sale price, $1.49 each. G or den Spading Fork, 85c 4-tine malleable steel blades, D handle; special, 85c. Garden Rake, 45c Malleable iron garden rake, blued finish, straight teeth, 12 prong, at 45c. , Garden Hoes, 45c P o 1 i s hed r i veted blades, long handle, 45c. Lawn Rake 59c Made of heavy retinned wire, 24 teeth, 59c. Poultry Nettings, lc Galvanized 2-inch mesh, in rolls of 150 running feet, 1 to 6 feet high, square foot, lc. Garbage Cans, $1.69 Galvanized iron garbage cans with tight fitting cover, 6-gal-lon size, $1.69. fii ' EVERYBODY STORE -STORE NEWS $3.95 7p HEf'RE made of a lovely quality of satin, in white, J- pink and blue. Fastened at the waist with silk cord and trimmed with big patch pockets. Very spe cial at $3.95. Crepe de Chine or Satin Bloomers at $2J95 ( Excellent quality of material and made with fitted top, scal loped or plain cuff; white and pink. Special at $2.95. Witchery Silk Bloomers, Featured Thursday at $1.00 An excentional value: made of witcherv silk, in floral and dotted designs. Elastic fitted and knee; white, pink and blue. Very special at $1.00. No phono or Mail Orders. Nona C. O. D. Burfess-Nash Co. Second Floor Sheetings and Pillow each. each. Pillow Tubing at 39c An excellent quality of round thread, no dress ing, two most wanted widths: 42-inch, 39c yard. 45-inch, 45c yard. Burgsss-Nash Co. and Lawn Ne e d Extra Special Galvanized Ware uaivanized iron wash tubs,' first quality; No. 2 size, at 89c. Galvanized iron water pails, 10 quart size, at 29c. Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! Kentucky blue grass seed, fresh stock, 3 lbs for $1.00. White clover seed, lb., 69c. Paints, Varnishes, Etc. Patton's sun-proof paints ior inside or outside use, good range of colors, gallons, $4.15. Empire varnish for all kinds of wood work, quart can, 85c. Pitcairn'a sun-proof varnishes for floors, dries quickly; varnish brush free with every can, quart, $1.40. Johnson's floor wax, pint can, 45c. Burfcsa-Nash Co. ten Qxsmt FOR THURSDAY- double elastic fitted cuff at Linens, White India Linon at 19c Yard "Pride of the West" quality, a very fine, sheer fabric that will retain its beautiful whiteness, 27 inches wide; May sale price, 19c yard. , ; 36-inch White Poplin Suiting, 39c Highly finished fabric, very popular for suits and skirts; much below today's cost to manufacture. May sale, 39c yard. The Beautiful Lace Voiles, 80c To be the most popular fabric for the season for the mak ing of shirt waists and dresses. Neat embroidered designs. May sale price of 80c yard. 36-Inch Japanese Nainsook, 10 Yards, $3J!5 Very fine quality, with silk like finish, 10 yards to the box, and very specially priced for the May sale, at $3 25 for 10 yards. Linen Finish Suiting at 19c A quality that will retain its beautiful finish, and is priced much less than usual. May sale price, 19c yard. 13-Piece Madeira Luncheon Sets, $4 M Set consists of dozen each, two size doilies and one 24-inch center piece; these are of real Irish linen, with hand-scalloped edge and neat hand-embroidered designs. May sale price, $4.95 set Bleached Muslin At 16c Splendid quality and heavy weight; will re tain its pure whiteness; 36 inches wide, 16c yard. Bleached Sheeting At 59c 81 or 90-inch width, these are of splendid qual ity of round thread mus lin, no filling. Choice of either width for 59c yard. Downstair Store Galvanised iron wash boilers, Nos. 8 and 9 sizes, at $1.69 D. M. Ferry vegetable seeds, 2 packages, 15c D. M. Ferry flower seed, pack age, 10c. Sapolin screen enamel, can at 19c. Princess floor varnish, dries over night; quart can, 80c. Black bristle varnish brush, 1', i -inch size, 25c 'Black bristle wall brush, 4 inch size, 59c v Climax wall paper cleaner, 'can, 10c. Downstairs Store -Phone Douglas 2100 WOMEN'S Lisle rr Hose at 50c White mercerized lisle hosefc double garter tops, full seam less feet, Burnasco quality, 50c pair. ' . Silk Hose, 85c Women's pure thread silk seamless hose, plain white, double garter tops, double sole, 85c pair. f Bui-ss-Nah Co. Main Floor 17 OMEN'S Cotton yy Vests at 25c Splendid values; low neck and sleeveless, white cotton Swiss, ribbed, at 25c. Boys Union Suits, 50c Summer weight, ' athletic style, knee length, ribbed cot ton; extreme values at 50c. Burfss-Nah Co. Main Floor Goods, Cases these prices because every Pillow Cases at 25c Size 45x36 inches, an excellent quality that will give splendid service. Unusual val ues for 25c each. . Sp e c ia Is Garden Hose, 17c Molded garden hose, plain or c o r ruga ted, -inch size, fullv cninrort. teed, complete with coupling, yci luut. lie. Hose Reels, $1.39 H a rdwood hose reels, holds 100 feet of hose, $1.39. Lawn Mowers Ak-Sar-Ben lawn mow- er, 8-mch wheel, 3 blades, ma chine screw a d i u tt- ment; best low price mower in tne maricei. i-incn size, 54.45. Dundee ball bearing lawn mower, 9-inch wheel, 4 cutting blades; one of the easiest run ning mowers on the market. 16-inch size, $7.45. Window Boxes Wood winrlnw rnri mala nf heavy stock, painted green. 18-inch size, 39c. 24-inch size, 59c. 30-inch size, 69e. 36-inch size, 79c. t they get along just fine.