THE KfcrJ: OMAHA. THURSDAY. NOVfc.MBfcK 4. nu.
Gloom Lifted
From Italian
Family Here
0
Mother and Daughters Or
dered Deported to Italy Will
Be Allowed to Stay in
America.
Gardner Endorsed At
Rotary Club Meet for
District Governor
Announcement that yesterday's
luncheon and meeting of the Rotary
club ia the Hotel Rome, would be
devoted to business of the club
brought the largest attendence cf
members in the history of the club.
President A. B. Currie opened the
meeting, explaining the financial
status of the club, after which he in
troduced Dr. Frank Smith, chair
man of the good fellowship commit
tee, who made an appeal for team
work in whatever the club under
takes. Discussion of business matters,
including the forthcoming inferna
tional convention at Edinburgr,
Scotland, and the district conven- ing Charley Gardner of Omaha as
put back to work in Omaha, will
send up an airplane, from which
lags, numbered and blank, will be
thrown. Hoys and girls who take
the tags to the Uiirgess-Nash store
will receive prizes. Fifty of the
tags, whose numbers have been se
lected by Senator Millard and sealed
in an envelope, to be opened Satur
tion at Dubuque, la., scheduled for the next district governor. When
d.iv morning at V, are worth $
next February, was participated in
this was announced at the Omaha
meeting yesterday, Gardner was en
dorsed bv acclamation.
each. Wank tags will draw pictti
purzle prizes.
by L. . Nicholas, ictor Reynolds,
Tom Kelly. Dr. F.. C. Henrv and!
D. C. Hue!.
The Hastings. Xeb., Rotary club
recently started a movement endors-
Sediment carried out to sea ' b,
the Amazon rivrr can be detected
100 miles from land.
Prize Tag Shower.
"Old Man Dollar." who has been
The family of Mrs. Guiseppe
Amato, 1436 South Thirteenth street,
will be made gay today when Im
migration Inspector V. M. Brashcar
will remove a cloud that lias been
impending for the past three years
by informing: them that they will be
permitted by lncle Sam to remain
here and enjoy the freedom of
America.
The cloud was first cast over the
Amato family seven years ago when
the husband and father died in
Carlintina, Italy. On the fori owing
year Mrs. Amato and her two daugh
ters, Rosa, then 10 and Carmela, 8,
came to America. The cloud grew
heavier in 1916 when the little fam
ily became ill in Omaha and became
a public charge, giving the immigra
tion officials cause to deport them.
The outbreak of the war was
fortunate for them. Their deporta
tion was delayed until this month.
Meanwhile. Mr. Brashear was work
ing for a cancelation of the order.
While deportation charges were
pending because of the war, the
mother and daughters went about
their business of becoming good cit
izens. Mrs. Amato took employ
ment with the Evans Model Laun
dry Co., and sent her daughters to
chool. This year Kosa reached her
16th birthday and relieved her
mother's load by taking employ
ment together with her. Carmela
is still going to school but says
that she. too. will soon begia to
suoport herself.
Their application to diligent work
was rewarded yesterday when Mr.
Brashear received an order from the
first assistant secretary of commerce
cancelling their deportation.
DR. LEE W. EDWARDS
Chiropractor
OPEN EVENINGS
306 So. 24th Street
Corner Farnam
11 Hens Idle; Now Lay
j 221 Eggs A Month
Almost GsveUp Raising Chicken
Then She Tried This Plan.
"Wlwn I accepted ronr offer and triefl
Pon tunir. I wan ftettiiiff 1 or 2 eggi
rrerj otner aaj. rue nrxt month, usini
ihd t-aue. my li nns laid
almort Quit railing chickens, hot no'
. I L will raise ax many as I
IT, in lyZ ran Mrs. F. C. louEg,
rSSt'sV0 Boliefoute. Ta.
3 You also can easily
JL i start your hens laying"
J and keep them laying
fj- ji 'vcn in coldent winter,
ftt V . J? 1o prove it, accept our
offer, a Mrs. Youns Uid.
Give your bout Von Sunp and wateln
reaulti tor one month. If you don't find
that it pays for itself and pays you a
pood profit besides, (imply tell us and
jour money will lie cberfully refunded.'
lon Sung (Chinese for epg-laylne) la
a K-ieuttfe tonic and conditioner. It la
easily jjivea In the feed, lmprorea th
bea'a bruit b and makes her stronger and
more active. It tones op the egg-laying
organs, and gets the eggs, do matte
how cold or wet the weather.
Yon cod obtain Don Pung from yooT
druggist or poultry remedy dealer, vt
send tl 04 (includes wor taxi for a
package by mail. Burrell-Dugger Co.,
21 Columbia Bldg.. Indianapolis, Ind.
Chinese for Egg-Laying
Cons lipat ion and
Sluggish Liver
Don't take chances. Get Carter'
LittU Livet Pills right now. They
never fail to Make the
liver do its duty They -
relieve constipa- AirvrrfV?
uon. banish in- CARTERS
digestion, niTTLE
lrive out bili- J V xr
mtmH ttnii Mum " 9
clear the com 1 "
plexion. put a healthy Blow
cheek and sparkle in the eye. Be sure
and get the genuine.
SaoS rm Small Dose-San Price
on the
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Teachers
A special concert by the Burgess
Nash Choral Club will be given
Thursday at 12:15 on the Main Floor
of our store.
Thursday
i
The Second of the Great Buying Opportunities
Premised for This Week, and Is
"Old Man Dollar" has a
Tag Day Thursday
with prizes for the children. See fur
ther particulars in ad, page 15.
Outing Flannel Day Extraordinary
Garments and Yard Goods at About Half Former Prices
Just look at our show windows Thursday;
you'll think we have bought'all the outing flan
nel and canton flannel in the United States.
Then come into the store and look on every
floor, and you'll wonder where it was possible
to secure as much outing and canton flannel as
you'll see displayed.
"OlaVMan Dollar" has been on the job in the
outings. When the market broke we found
we could buy twice as many outings for a dollar
as before. We took full advantage of the op
portunity and made tremendous purchases of
manufactured articles and of yard goods.
We pass these great savings on to you and
Yf th election' over, and I'm join' to keep right on
saw in wood.
Old wc. Sottas
Thursday We Feature Outings at Prices That Will Save You at Least 50c on
Each Dollar You Spent on This Class of Merchandise Before the Market Broke
It is impossible to describe the many Wonderful bargains
throughout the Burgess-Nash Store Thursday inoutings. Here
are a few indications of what you may expect to find.
Just at the time when every man, woman and child is in need
of warmer garments, comes this opportune offering. Come to
the store early Thursday and make your selections.
Quting Garments For Women and Girls
Women's and Misses'
Night Gowns
95c
JMade of heavy flannelette in dark or light stripe
effects, double yoke, back and front, tailor trimmed;
siae. misses, 14, 15 and 16; women's, 15, 16 and 17.
Women' Flannelette
Night Gowns
$2.15
Made of fine flannelette in dainty stripe check,
or plaid effects, daintily trimmed in contrasting col
ored flannel or plain white, self trimmed; sizes 15
to 19.
Women's Flannelette
Night Gowns
$1.85
Made of finest flannelette in dainty stripes or
solid colors, elaborately trimmed in fancy silk braids,
and cut extra wide and full; sizes 15, 16, 17 and 18.
Women's Flannelette
Night Gowns
$2.45
Innumerable styles in low and high or V neck ef
fects, made of beautiful domestic flannelette, daintily
trimmed in white or contrasting colored collar, cuffs
and yokes and pockets. Sizes 15 to 20.
Women's Flannelette
Petticoats
69c
Made of heavy flannelette in stripes or plain white,
tailor finished. Size, 27, 29 and 30.
Fancy Flannelette
Petticoats
Children's Pajamas
95c, $1.29
$1.49
Children's Pajamas made of heavy flannelette to
stripe or plain white, daintily trimmed in contrasting
colored braids and fancy stitching. Sizes, 2 to 12
years.
Women's Pajamas
89c, 98c, $1.39 $2-45 $2.69
Outing Garments For Men
Maue of heavy flannelette in stripes, check, white,
pink and blue, tailored styles or braid trimmed. Splen
did quality, warm, comfortable garments. Size. 27,
3, 30 and 31.
A large variety of styles made of finest flannel
ette in stripes, checks and plain colors. Elaborately
trimmed inXsilk braids with satin and fancy ribbons.
cut extra full aad long. Sizes, 15, 16, 17 and 18.
Men's Gowns
Outing Garments For Boys
95
C and
$1.49
These are fine, comfortable garments, made of extra good outing flannel, cut full in
body, 58 inches long, and offered at less than the wholesale price. A most unusual bar
gain at the price. All sizes, 15 to 19.
Boys' Pajamas
$1.95
Men's Pajamas
$2.45 and $2.95
arm and comfortable outing flannel pajamas for the boys 8 to 16 years of age. Made
of a splendid quality material in pink and blue stripes. -Trimmed with silk frogs Mili
tary collars. Less than U the former selling prices.
Made of fine quality outing in contrastin g figures and stripes, low neck and military
collar styles trimmed with silk loops and pearl buttons. All sizes, at a saving of about
one-half in price. ,
Mtii Floor.
Boys' Gowns
95C and $1.45
Made of heavy quality outing flannel in blue and pink stripes. Garments that are
cut full and fit comfortably. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Values that represent less than U price.
Fourth Floor.
Outing and Canton Flannel by the Yard
At 26c
27-inch heavy weight out
ing flannel in neat stripes
and checks of light and dark
colors, 26c yard. A low price
for a good fabric.
At 32c
36-inch flannel, an exeep
aonally fine quality in hands
some stripes of pink or blue,
as well as blue, pink or lar-ender.
At 24c
White outing flannel, a
good quality with heavy nap.
This quality will make gar
ments that will give good
service. Priced very low at
24c
At 29c
Extra heavy weight out
ing flannel in pink or blue
checks and stripes and in
handsome mottled effects;
29c yard.
At 29c
Canton flannel in a finely
woven quality with heavy
nap and perfectly woven
edjre. This is an exceptional
value at 29e a yard.
At 79c
Bath robe flannel, the
most satisfactory flannel
manufactured for making
bath robes. This quality
comes in handsome designs
and in good colors; 7c yard.
Cash Prizes for the Children
drawing the best picture of "Old Man Dollar." Further par
ticulars may be, had in Toy Department Fourth Floor.
uRGEss-ta Qsumi
EVERYBODY STORE
Canton Flannel Glove., 15c or 7 pair $1.00
Men's medium weight single and double thumb, knit wrists,
ISe a pair, or 7 pair, $1.00.
