Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 03, 1919, Page 9, Image 9
'South-Side j I i E9ash tewrc BUY what you need for the "Fourth" on Thursday. Our store is closed all day Fri day. B1 iEAUTIFUL colored bands GOV. M'KELVlEi TO BE IN SOUTH! OMAHA ON JULY 4 for women's and chil dren's sport hats. Choice, 25c Thursday. EVERYBODYS STORE Wednesday, July 2, 1919.' -STORE NEWS FOR THURSDAY- -Phone Douglas 2100 i Will Make Opening Address at . Session of National Live Stock Traders Fri day Morning. Gov. S. R. McKelvie will spend his Fourth in Opia'lia, as principal speaker at the opening session of the National Traders' Live Stock exchange, which opens under the V,.V-,.,.; r.l I U Rll, Dmi. ha, president of the exchange. The meeting will continue two days, executive sessions being held the first day. A complimentary luncheon will be held at 1 o'clock, at which Governor McKelvie speaks. Delegates will be entertained at the Happy Hollow club In the evening. A. W. Miller, assistant to J. H. Mohler, chief of the bureau of ani i :ii I. ,u c IIM 111, MIX, W. Will n ,t dli A L LI C L )FI I urday sessions. A. Sykes of Ida Grove, la., is also on the program, j J. M. Tanner of South Omaha will j deliver an address ana tne aeie , gates will be guests at luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce. South Omaha People to Hold Celebration at Mandan Park Friday Mandan park at the end of the Albright carline will be the center of a big Independence day program tomorrow afternoon given under the direction of Mrs. C. L. Alstadt, park supervisor. Fifty elders and children will take part. Henry Murphy, former city attorney under the South Omaha administration, will be principal speaker. "We had arranged to co-operate with South Omaha business men in their plans to give a big celebra tion," Mrs. Alstadt said yesterday, "and when the plan fell through we went ahead with our plans. More than SO children are taking part." Athletic contests of all kinds have been arranged to start at 4 ; o'clock. Vocal solos, violin play ing, readings, dances and songs by children will form a part of the afternoon's festivities. Prizes have been donated by local business men. Rev. R. L. Wheeler, pastor of the Wheeler Memorial church and his son Perrv Wheeler, clerk of the South Side police court, have been invited to speak. Eagles to Make Special . Membership Campaign H. Rothholz, state secretary of the Nebraska Order of Eagles, an nounced that a special drive will be made Jhis week by members of the local degree team, No. 154, under the new- "membership campaign rules. "The legree team will make a special trip to Beatrice soon to ini tiate a large class of incoming mem bers," Rothholz said. "We expect to have a class of SO ready in a month or so." At the state convention held two weeks, ago, campaign plans for the entire state were made. South Side Brevities For Sale Cheap 7-roora house, corner lot, good location. See Wllg Brothers. Open Thursday evening until 10 o'clock. Wo close all day July 4. Wllg Brothers. A FIRE and tornado policy on your Dwelling and household goods In the Springfield F. & M. Insurance Company will protect you against loss. J. L. DUFF. Agent, 2312 L street. Man Arrested as Auto Thief Is Held on Liquor Charge Homer D. Gibson, 2026 St Marys avenue, arrested by detectives Tues day night, and found to be the wrong man, was investigated further Wednesday and turned over to the federal authorities on a charge of violating federal liquor laws. Gibson was first arrested on ad vice of Oklahoma City police for an alleged auto theft. " Omaha police wired the news of his arrest and received the informa tion .that they had the wrong man. Gibson offered to go to Okla homa without extradition papers. G. A. R. Chief Returns From x Visit to 37 State Meetings Col. C. E. Adams, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Re public, has returned from a trip which took him through 37 states, where he addressed encampments. He predicts that the annual national encampment of the Grand Army in .Columbus, 0., September 7 to 14, will be a memorable gather ing. President Wilson and the sec retary of war will attend the Columbusuencampment. v Colonel Adams will deliver an ad dress at Neligh, Neb., July 4. Former Omaha Girl, Married s in Italy, to Return Soon Mrs. E. N. Fortson, formerly Miss . Helen Prettyman of Omaha, will arrive here this week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pret tyman, 3018 Dewey avenue. , 'Mrs. Fortson was a moving pic ture actress and was in Italy at the time this country entered the war. She entered Red Cross canteen work, where she met Lieutenant Fortson. . Dr. C. A. Stokes Cited. Dr. A. C. Stokes has been men tioned by General Pershing for mer itorious service. The doctor organized Base hospi tal No. 49, which was composed of Qmaha and Nebraska men and women. He accompanied the unit overseas and recently returned to Omaha after performing special hos pital duty in New York City. Lincoln, July 2. (Special.) Dr. this evening by the boys and I! Let Burgess-Nosh Help You Prepare tor the " Fourth of July" FLAG3 Are you prepared for the "Fourth?" The grandest and most glorious Fourth America has ever seen. A great many of "Our Boys" are home. They want to see our spirit, to see us show our colors and we must do it. Here are some good values in flags. At lc Each 4-6 inches, muslin, white wood staff, lc. At 89c 3-5-foot, printed stars and stripes upon good, heavy, starchless muslin. Good colors, 3-5, 89c. At 8c Each Good quality muslin printed flag, 12-22, 8c. All other sized flags are in cluded in our assortment. Burgess-Nash Co. Downstair Stora At $1.69 Printed stars ori heavy mus lin and stripes sewed from same material. A good big flag at a reasonable price, 4-6, $1.69. The same flag as above but 5-8 size at $2.85. Presenting Smart and Skillfully Designed Bathing Suits at $4.95 This assortment is well chos en and represents the produc tion of the best designers, which is important, for there are many bathing suits that de tract from, rather than add to the smartness of those who 0wear them. In all bright colors the popular wool jerseys, trimmed in unique ways, straps, wing effects, soutache braiding, etc. Your choice ol a large selec tion at $4.95. Bathing Caps That Are Becoming A gorgeous array of colors and dozens of A Of styles from which to choose. Tiss Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor. Our Stationery Section Will Supply You With Picnic Needs THERE are numerous things that you have probably forgotten and these suggestions will help you to remember. Paper plates, various sizes, dozen 5c. Wax paper, roll Be. Lunch sets, 10c, 15c and 25c. Lily sanitary cups, package 5c. Sanispoons, package 6c Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor. Bamboo knife and fork sets, set 5c. Paper napkins, pure white, 100 30c. Thermopak ice cream con tainers, each $1.25. Also other picnic articles. You'll Want To Take a Few Pictures Over the"Fourth" OUR kodak section is well able to supply your every want for the Fourth. These will help you: No. 2 Brownie camera $2.93. No. 2A Brownie camera $2.73. No. 3 Brownie camera, $4.80. No. 2 Folding autographic Brownie, $8.53. No. 2 Folding autographic Brownie, RR lens, $10.13. No. 2A Folding autographic Brownie, RR lens, $9.60. No. 2A Folding autographic Brownie, RR lens, $11.73. No. 2C Autographic Brownie, $12.29. No. 2C Autographic Brownie, RR lens, $14.40. No. 3A Autographic Brownie, $13.33. No. 3A Autographic Brown ie, RR lens, $16.00. No. 1 Premoette Jr., Achro matic lens, $8.48. No. 1 Premoette Jr., Planto graph lens, $10.60. No. $13.25 No. matic No. $11.13 No. No. $10.60. No. No. No. No $20.80 No. $25.07. 3 Premoette Jr., RR lens, 2 Pocket Premo, Achro- lens, $10.60. 2C Leatridge Premo, 2 Folding Premo, $7.42. 2A Folding Premo, 0 Vest Pocket, $8.00. 1 Kodak Jr., $14.40. 1A Kodak Jr,. $16.53. 3 Autographic Kodak, 3A Autographic Kodak, Developing and Printing All work left before 12:30 ready next day 11:30. All work left before 4 ready next day 3:30. Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor. We Haven't Forgotten the Children Four Specials Thursday in the Downstairs Store THE children will need to be all dressed up in a new dress for the Fourth of July celebration. White Dresses 95c White dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years, made of lawn and ba tiste, trimmed with all-over em broidery Swiss, or embroidery and lace insertion, embroidery motifs, ribbon sashes, very spe cial, 95c Middies 66c 'Middies of white galatea, trimmed with contrasting col ors. Special, 66c. 6 to 16 years. Colored Dresses 50c Colored dresses of gingham, percale and chambray,: special 50c 2 to 6 years. Rompers 57c Colored rompers, of gingham and chambray, 57c. 1 to 6 years. Burgess-Nash Co. Downstairs Stora Our Daily Feature Sale ihmsiay I I AT AT AT 2 MS T 1 JTk TtJU XX. II II I III II An ltVJT I & UWU d$JLoWW x f i i4 OFF Exclusive blouse models, in cluding only one of a kind. In the lot are French hand-made blouses of batiste, voile, net and georgette. Trimming of real Venice, filet and Val. These blouses were priced from $1G.50 up and Thursday we offer them at just 1-4 off the original price. T T is hard to imagine waists as dainty as these at such a low. price and when you see them you will be astonished at the values. Made of voile, batiste and dimity, all white or white with colored stripes, in such, a variety of styles we cannot begin to de scribe them. All sizes from 34 to 46. On account of the extremely low price there will be no re funds, no exchanges and no C. 0. D. Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor. Another big shipment of georgette blouses arrived in time for this big event. In a great variety of styles that are usually found only in the more expensive models. The colors are flesh, rose, grey, bisque; also black and white. Sizes, 34 to 46. For Thursday Only We Offer High Lace Canvas Boots for Outing Wear $3.95 mHESE high boots are just the shoes for J. women and girls to wear during vaca tion and for outing. Many styles at $3.95. Oxfords and Pumps $3.95 New summer weight in brown kid skin tan kid skin. brown russia calfskin, turn and ive It soles, covered and leather Louis heels Thursday V2 regular price. Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor. These Drugs Will Make You Comfortable Over the "Fourth" Listerine, large size 79c. Peroxide, 4 oz. bottle, 8c. Peroxide, 8 oz. bottle 16c. Sloan's liniment, 19c. 4 oz. powdered Henna, 39c. Callocide Foot Remedy, 19c. Freezone for Corns, 29c. Djer Kiss Face Powder, all shades, 62c. Djer Kiss Face Powder, all shades, $1.05. Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 39c. Kolynos Tooth Paste, 23c Enthymol Tooth Paste, 19c. Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder, 89c. White Rose Perfume, oz. 39c Pamole Face Powder, 19c Dorin Brunette Rouge, 29c. Jardin de Rose Face Powder, 42c. ' Burgess-Nash Co. Palm Olive Face Powder, 39c. Lux, the package, 10c. Creme Elcaya Vanishing Cream, 49c D. & R. Cold Cream, medium, 39c Pompeian Night Cream, 39c t ' Ingram's Milkweed Cream, small, 39c. Sempre Giovine, 49c Sanitol Cold Cream, 29c. Resinol Soap, 21c. Williams' Old English Soap, 10c Pure Olive Oil Castile, 15c. Rose Bath Soap, 9c. Four Pound Bar Service Cas tile, 99c. Four Pound Castile, $1.69. No phone order; we reserve the right to limit quantities. . Mala Floor. MEN! Here's a Section Thai Was Written Especially for You A Remarkable Offering of Burke Golf Clubs o a a Iodoooo A Moo cm aaaA o 0 onotjf j Choice WITHOUT doubt the greatest opportunity you have had for a long time to secure golf clubs, and then, toor it's just in time for the "Fourth." There are Drivers Brassies Mid-Irons Mashies Puttees Golf Balls SILVER KING Golf Balls, Bramble brand, at 75c each or $9.00 dozen. , SILVER KING Golf Balls, Mesh brand, at $1.00 each or $12.00 dozen. RADIO Golf Balls, Mesh brand, at 90c each or $10.50 dozen. TAPLOW Golf Balls, Bramble brand, at 45c each or $5.00 dozen. RED FLASH Golf Balls, Mesh brand, at 70c each or $8.30 dozen. TAPLOW Floater Golf Balls, Mesh marking, 55c each or $6.00 dozen. Golf Bags In a variety of kinds, $1.95 to $12.00. Heavy canvas golf bags, shoulder strap and leather trimmings and pocket for balls, $1.95 and $2.75. Buagsrs-Nash Co. Fourth Floor. Auto Accessories Lincoln spark plugs, assorted sizes, 39c. Highway all rubber patch, ap plied without cement, 39c. Grease Guns, 59c. Tail lamp for Ford, complete with bulb, 89c. Oils and grease, Polarine lubricating oil, gallon. 75c. Mabiloil "A," lubricating oil, gallon, $1.10. Polarine transmission grease, 5 lb. can, 69c. Veedol cups grease, pound 25c Victor auto jacks, made of malleable iron, capacity 2,000 lbs., $1.69. Stewart speedometers, for Ford cars, $10.95. Howe search light, the lamp with wondedrful bracket, best grade reflector, complete with bulb and rear view mirror, $4.59. Lunch Kits Fitted lunch kits, service for two, $8.50. Fitted lunch kits, service for four, $11.50. Running board lunch kits, fitted service for four, $19.50. Auto refrigerators, can be fastened to the running board, $15.00. Keep Cool in OneofTheseSilkShirts $8.50 PLAIN color crepe de chine silk shirts with separate collar to match. They come in beautiful shades of blue, green, pink and maize. A splendid quality of heavy crepe that will give excellent wear. Meris Silk Shirts $6.85 to $12.00 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 crepe de1 chine silk, silk mixtures and French piques; bright, attractive colorings in panel effects and novel stripings, also many new 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 srreen. Interwoven and Mesco dualities: ml lg they are splendid, durable silks, that will give N1 yTi excellent service. Burgess-Nosh Co. Main Floor. oik Mr. Man! Have You Your Bathing Suit? A LARGE and complete assortment to choose from. We feature the Califor nia one-piece garments, in cotton, wool and fiber silk. Beautiful colorings and strip ings, also plain colors. Prices, from $1.50 to $12.00. Burgess-Nash Co. Main Floor.