THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1919.
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ENLISTMENT IN
A. E. F. WILL BE
CLOSED JULY 5
Improved Conditions In Eu
rope Responsible for Order;
Active Drive Continues
This Week.
Offer of service in Europe with
the American expeditionary force
: obtained under volunteer enlistment
will be withdrawn at midnight, July
5, it was announced at the local
recruiting station yesterday.
, A telegram was received from the
War department at Washington
yesterday contradicting a former re
port that enlistment for service in
; Europe was already discontinued.
Local men say the discontinuance
in sending men to France has re
sulted from the improved situation
in Europe growing out of the im
minent signing of the peace treaty.
-Officers here predict an early re
turn of all troops now abroad, with
the exception perhaps of three di
visions, or 12 regiments, of regular
army men. It is generally conceded
that all drafted men will be re
turned to this country in a compara
tively short time.
Former Health Commissioner
Sues the County for $430
Dr. Ernest T. Manning, former
yuy ucaun commissioner, niea suit
in district court yesterday, agai lsf
Douglas county for $430 which he
says is due him for keeping the rec
ords of the births and deaths in
Douglas county outside of Omaha.
The county commissioners have re
fused to pay the bill on the ground
that there is no legal provision
whereby the county can pay for
keeping such records.
Wants Marriage Annulled
Mrs. Christine Kirtscher asked
the district court yesterday to give
her the custody of her daughter, Mrs
Joe Jindra, and to annul Mrs. Jin
dra's marriage. The wedding took
place April 23, 1919, at which time
Ruth Kirtscher. the bride, was only
17 years old, though she gave her
age as 18. ,
Brief City News
Wonderful Values
in Silk Lanip
Shades ,
Saturday the
Greater Bowen Store
places on sale many dozens of
beautiful lamp shades at prices
that will make buying to your
advantage. A beautiful borne is
made still more beautiful by the
decorafive features of the interior.
Ariisuc noor ana raDie lamps,
having artistic silk shades, lend
much to this feature of the home
beautiful. The Bowen sale Satur
day makes it "possible for you to
accomplish this, and at the same
time, at very little expense.
$7.45, $9.95, $10.45,
$12.95, $14.95
These hot days serve Ice Cream
for dessert. Buy an
Acme Ice Cream
Freezer
65 Cents
These Freezers are of the two-
quart size and will freeze your
Ice Cream in live minutes.
Bowen makes It possible for
every wife to Iron Electrically
these hot days.
This fully guaranteed Iron now
offered at the most moderate
price of !
$2.95
Come Into the store early and
get one. More being sold every
day.
Bowen's special Values are al
ways the best
Howard, Bet. 15th and 16th
1ST-
Sts.
Have Root Print It Beacon Press.
Elec. Fans $8.50 Burgesa-Granden
Pierce-Arrow Ambulance Service
Stack & Falconer.' Harney 64.
Resumes Practice John N." Bald
win (Jack) has resumed the prac
tice of law after two ' years' ab
sence, at 936 First National-Bank
building. Adv.
Concert In Park Oleson's orches
tra will play a program of standard,
popular and patriotic numbers in
Miller park, Sunday afternoon, be
ginning at 2:30 o'clock.
Yeomen Plan Plcnlc-lA basket
picnic will be given Sunday at River
view park by the Henderson Home
stead of the Brotherhood of Ameri
can Yeomenv from 10 a. m. till 6 p.
m. Base ball, races and refresh
ments are on the program.
Tubes Repaired Free Bring your
punctured tubes to our store; we will
repair them absolutely free of
charge. All tire blowouts or cuts re
paired at 25 per cent discount. All
work guaranteed. Tyler 894. Lee
Bros., 2574 Harney St. Open even
ings. ,
Flohl Day at Funston There will
be a big; field day celebration at
Camp Funston July 4, the affair to
be under the direction of Colonel
McConnell, chief of staff. A reg
imental drill, two base ball games, a
band concert, airplane flights and
fireworks at night are among the
features planned. 1
Sues Bankers' Realty Company
Marie Hazen 'filed suit in district
court against the Bankers' Realty
Investment company for $1,981, the
value of the stock in the company
which she bought In 1915. She says
the company agreed at that time to
buy back the stock any time on SO
days' notice, and that she has given
the required notice, but the com
pany has refused to buy back the
stock.
Officers Are Elected -Edward
Kraus was chosen president of the
Omaha lodge of B'nai B'rith at the
semi-annual meeting Thursday night
in the club rooms In the Lyric
building. About 100 members were
present. Other officers chosen were:
S. L. Zimmerman, vice president; H.
Friedman, treasurer; Abner Kaiman,
secretary, and Frhk Spiegle, moni
tor. Vacation for Employes In order
that employes may enjoy an un
interrupted vacation of three days,
the H. J. Hughes company will close
Thursday evening, July 3, and not
open till Monday morning, July 7.
. . Nosh Loses Pony L. C. Nash
may have to do without riding
horseback at his country home this
summer. His pony broke loose near
Calhoun and has not been recovered.
The pony is described as a buckskin,
with a black stripe down its back.
A reward is offered.
Friendly Agreement
To Divide Salaries
Explained to Judge
J. H. Hughes, sales manager of
the Western Rock Island Plow Co.,
Omaha branch, testified in District
Judge Sears' court yesterday how his
former best friend, R. E. Miller, for
merly assistant sales manager of the
concern, demanded that he carry
out aii oral agreement to give him
part of his, Hughes', salary after the
generous arrangement had lapsed
for five years.
Mr. Hughes paid Mr. Miller half
the difference between their sal
aries for a number of years, in ac
cordance with his own, Hughes',
suggestion. This amounted to a
payment by Hughes to Miller of
from $500 to $750 a year.
Ihe arrangement stopped in 113,
when Mr. Miller left the company.
Mr. Hughes testified yesterday that
in September, 1918, his friend came
and demanded that he pay him half
the difference in their salaries dur
ing the years from 1913 to 1918,
amounting, he said, to $6,300.
When Mr. Hughes "couldn't see
it that way," Mr. Miller said he
"would undertake to collect it.", He
is now seeking judgment in court
for $5,000. 1 f
International Organizer of
Boiler Makers Goes to K. C.
W. V. Angell, international or
ganizer who conducted the strike
of boiler makers and helpers in Oma
ha, left for Kansas City Thursday
night at the request of the interna
tional officers of the organization.
He will return to this city Satur
day. He goes to Kansas City to confer
with heads of the union on the mat
ter of increasing" strike benefits
from $10 to $15 a week. Strike
benefits amounting to $730 were dis
tributed to the striking boilermak
ers by Mr. Angell prior to his de
parture. He expects to return Saturday
with the increased benefits which
he will immediately disburse.
BELCHING
Caused by
Acid-Stomach
let EATONIO, the wonderful modern atom
cb remedy, give you quick relief from dis
gusting belching, food-repeating. Indigestion,
bloated, gaaey stomach, dyspepsia, heart
burn and otnerttomach miseries. They are all
caused by Aaid-Stomach from which about
nine people out of ten suffer in one way or
another. One writes as follows: "Before I
used EATONIO. I could not eat a bite with
out belching it right up, sour and bitter. I
have not bad a bit of trouble since the
lint tablet."
Millions are victims of Acid-Stomach with
out knowing it. They are weak and ailing,
nave poordigestion, bodies Improperly nour
ished although they may eat heartily. Grave
disorders are likely to follow if an acid
stomach Is neglected. Cirrhosis of the liver,
intestinal congestion, gastritis, catarrh of the
stomach these are only a few of the many
ailments often caused by Acid-Stomach.
A sufferer from Catarrh of the Stomach of
11 years' standing writes: "I had catarrh of
ths stomach for-11 long years and 1 never
found snything to do me any good Just
temporary relief until I used EATONIO. It
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be without it."
If yea are not feeling quite right lack
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DR. E. R. TARRY. 240 Bee Bid?.. Omaha. Neb. I
Furs stored in moth
proof vaults. Call D. 2100.
Store open Saturday un
til 6 p. m.
EVERYBODY STORE?
Friday. June 27, 1919-
-STORE NEWS FOR SATURDAY-
-Phone Douglas 2100
Presenting Smart and Skillfully
Designed Bathing Suits at
$4.95
THIS assortment is well
chosen and represents
the production of the best
designers, which is impor
tant, for there are many
bathing suits that detract
from, rather than add to the
smartness of those who wear
them. '
In all bright colors in mohair and satin
ette', as well as the popular wool jerseys,
trimmed in unique ways, straps, wing ef
feots, soutache braiding, etc. -
Your choice of a large selection, at $4.95
Qrf
Bathing Caps That
Are Becoming
A gorgeous array of colors and
dozens of styles from which to
choose. Prices from 20c to $1.25.
Burgsss-Nash Co. Main Floor.
Dainty and Cool Are These
New Sheer Blouses
A PRETTY waist and separate skirt is so cool and
comfortable on hot days. These exceHent values,
in three group
At $2.50
Made of sheer organdy
or voiles, with tiny checks
of pink, blue or green, also
a number of voiles
trimmed with lace.
At $2.95
Organdy blouses in pas
tel shades of orchid, rose
or blue, others hand-embroidered
dots and lace
trimmed. At $3.50
Dainty dotted Swiss blouses.; low neck, short
sleeves, also sheer voiles.
All sizes, 34 to 46.
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor.
Saturday You May Have Choice of
Our Entire Stock of Women's
MEN SUITS
, $3S. 00
ONE of the first extensive readjustments of stock will take place
Saturday in our Suit Section.
The entire lot of suits offered have been among the latest
arrivals and represent values much greater than you even im
agine. The styles are many and various and include those of such
favored materials as pongee, linen, fine Irish linen, white
gabardine, as well as Copen, lavender and natural linen
color.
The trimming consists of clever belts and pockets and a great many
of the popular pearl buttons. ,
They have all been placed in one big group and priced at $35.00.
Burgsss-Naah Co. Second Floor.
Dainty Summer Frocks to Have
Their First Showing Saturday
$10.00 to $59.50
GINGHAM in plaids, checks, also plain colors, in French gingham in pretty tai
lored effects with contrasting colored collars and cuffs.
Lovely, cool organdies, prettily combined with net, trimmed with Val. lace,
others beautifully embroidered. Also a new lot of attractive voiles.
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor.
Stationery Special
for Vacationists, 19c.
Avonford linen writing pa
per in white, buff, blue, violet
and gray, letter size. Hand
somely boxed, 24 sheets of pa
per, with envelopes to match.
Very special, box, 19c.
Writing Paper, 33c
Cherbourg linen writing paper in
pound packages of 94 sheets, letter
size, in tint. blue, pink, violet,
gray, buff and white, pound, 33c.
Cherbourg linen envelopes to
match, psckage, 15c.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
A Very Special Sale of Dainty
Georgette Crepe
$3.50
HATS that are the most popular at the present time
the styles you want to wear because they are
smart in line, picturesque in color and typical of milli
nery designed by the best makers. '
The style range is very broad and the mate
rials, including Georgette crepe, ribbon,
straw-faced hats, taffeta, are most attractive.
There is a hat to satisfy every individual taste in
flesh, pink, white, lavender, blue and navy.
This unusual event will take place Saturday on the
Second Floor.
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor.
Hats
Hand Bags
and Toilet
Cases, Special
$1.89
Satin-striped silk hand bags
with antique silver frames, tas
sel at bottom; each bag has
change purse and mirror.
Choice, $1.89.
Hand Bags, $4 $5
Made of wampon silk, in
black, blue, brown and gray.
Frames of Dutch silver repro
duction; beautifully lined with
silk; fitted with mirror and in
ner purse. Choice, $4.95.'
Toilet Cases, $135
Ideal for the vacation trip.
Fitted for men and women:
with hair brush, tooth brush
and holder, soap box, comb,
cloth brush and mirror. Very
special at $1.95.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
These Women's and Big Girls9 White Duck Boots
Are Just the Kind for Outing Wear
$5.65
SPLENDID for vacation outings; they have light welt
sole, leather Cuban heels, enameled lace style ; for
Saturday only, at $5.65.
New Summer Models of
Pumps and Oxfords
About Vz Regular Price.
Brown kid and Russia calf oxfords;
turn and welt stles, covered and leather
Louis heels.
Black mate kid, one-strap Colonial
pumps. ,
Tan kid, one-strap Colonial pumps.
$5.95
Patent kid pump, leather Louis heels.
Tan Russia calf pump, turn soles,
covered Louis heels.
Black satin oxfords, turn sole, full
Louis heels.
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor.
Get a New
Straw Hat
Saturday
$2.00 to$l 0.00
Every new
style and
shape is
here. A
most com
plete show
ing of fine
hand-blocked straws, gen
uine Panamas, Bangkoks,
Leghorns, Splits, Sennets
and various fancy braids.
Prices range from $2.00 to
$10.00.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
These Silk Shirts Are the Kind
Men Like To Wear
$8.50
PLAIN color crepe de chine silk shirts with "separate
collars to match. They come in beautiful shades
of blue, green, pink and maize. A splendid quality
of heavy crepe that will give excellent wei
Men's Silk Shirts
$6.85 to $12 AO
A big selection of fine
Jersey silks, crepe de chine,
broadcloth and Empire silks.
Ranging in price from $6.85
to $12.00.
Wash Neckwear
50c to $1.00
Men's washable scarfs in
crene de chine silk, silk mix
tures and French niaues: fr"KSro
bright, attractive colorings in panel effects and novel stripings,
also many news ideas in embroidered designs. ,
Men's Silk Hose, 85c
Men's pure thread silk hose in colors
of black, white, navy, gray, cordovan, palm
beach and green. Interwoven and Mesco
qualities; they are splendid, durable silks,
' that will give excellent service. '
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
n
Mr. Man! Have You Your '
Bathing Suit?
A LARGE and complete assortment
to choose from. We feature the
California one-piece garments, in cotton,
wool and fiber silk. Beautiful colorings
and striplings, also plain colors. Prices,
from $1.50 to $12.00.
Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
An Extraordinary Qearaway of
Madam Irene Corsets
$1.95
AN opportunity to buy sev
eral corsets at the price
of one, is afforded you Satur
day in this clearaway of this
splendid make of corset. The'
are slightly soiled from han
dling, but, the values are mos
extreme.
They are of -French coutil
silk broche and silk batiste, in
flesh and white.
Topless, medium and high
bust, short, medium and long
skirt, boneless or heavily boned
models. A style for every fig
ure, at $1.95 each. -
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor.
e, 22c.
SALE of Drugs
Saturday
Listerine, medium size, at 39c.
Listerine, Urge size, at 78c.
Lysol, small size, at 19c.
Medium size Lavoris, 39c.
Sal Hepatica, small size,
Large jar Mentholatum, 39c.
Wanous shampoo bags, 7c.
Pond's extract cold cream,
small, 19c.
Pompeian day cream, 39c.
Creme Elcaya, a perfect vanish
ing cream, 49c.
Daggett and Ramsdell's cold
cream, medium, 39c.
Dr. Lyons' tooth powder, 21c.
Enthymol tooth paste, 21c.
Senerco tooth paste, 29e.
Jardin de Rose powder, 42c.
Pamole face powder, 21c.
Locust bloom and white rose
perfume, 39c oz.
Woodbury facial soap, 19c.
Resinol soap, 21c
i Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.
One of the Best Ways to Keep Cool
Is to Step Into One of These
Siainramraeir SMfts
$10.00 to $25.00
BE comfortable do not keep on wearing a heavy suit,
when by changing into one of much lighter weight,
you could make life seem so much more like living. .
But be certain that it has the Burgess-Nash label
a guarantee of worth and satisfaction a realizatioh of
the !
Burgess-Nash Standard
of quality. Combine Burzess-Nash class. Buriress-Nash "H
snap and Burgess-Nash style conceptions with the su- fX
perior quality fabrics and you have the smartest summer s
outfit of the season.
Men's Summer Suits $10 to $35
Of such splendid materials as
Palm Beach Cloth, Air pore Basket Weave,
Serge, Flannels and Tropical Worsteds
Made up in the newest waistline and back models,
fitted and semi-fitted. Seasons's newest patterns. Solid
colors of tan, gray, blue, brown, light green shades,
stripes, checks and mixtures. Sizes 34 to 50. Stubs,
slims and stouts and regulars.
Buegsrs-Nash Co. Fourth Floor.
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