THE REE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. MAY 13. 1021.
Summer Schedule
On U.P.Will Go
Into Effect Mav 29
jDenver Special to Be Restored
Will Leave Omaha, West
Jjound, at 8:10 A. M. and
'""Reach Denver 8:59 P. M.
4JN
Rummer schedules for Union Pa
crhc trains will go into effect Sun
day, May 29.
;jhe Los Angeles" limited, train
No. 7. aud the Overland Limited,
train No. 1. will leave Chicago one
hOtir later or at 8 and 8:10 p. ni., re
spectively. The Los Angeles limited Will
!cjvc Omaha at 9:40 a. m. and ar
rive in Los Angeles at 2:40 p. in.
The Overland Limited will leave
OmaliR at 9:45 a. ni. and reach San
Frunciseo at 2:30 p. in.
These changes are made to effect
ii tire connections in Chicago and
Omaha and to avoid interrupting
the hreakfast hour at Omaha.
Denver Special Restored.
The Denver Special will he re
stored out of Chicago Mav 29 and
out of Omaha May 30. The first
ratbound trip will be May 31 and
t?ie train will pass through Omaha
at5 a. m., June 1. The Denver Spe
cial will stop in Nebraska at Fr
moht. Columbus and North Platte,
and in Colorado at Julesburg,
(."The westbound Denver Special,
train No. 11, will leave Chicago over
the Northwestern at 6:05 p.m.,
li'M" Omaha at 8:10 a. m., and
reac h Denver at 8:59 p. m.. The east
l.iflnd, train No. 14, will leave Den
ver at 10:30 a. m.. reach Omaha at
- -a. in. ana Chicago at p. ni.
Changes Slight.
The new train will. carry through
j CQch and sleeping cars and will
,' have observation-buffet car service
west. of Omaha and lounge car scrv-
ice east ot umaiia. ilus tram is
put on to care for summer tourist
business which starts June 1.
Changes of Nebraska trains are
slight, except that the morning train
from Norfolk will leave at 9:25 and
i Nch Columbus at 11:30 a. ni., mak-
' "tJRZyilose, ' connections with the
nwnmj . transcontinental trains at
CoTtimbus and shortening the time
of the Norfolk branch points to
Omaha by about an hour.
Designer From East
Studies Omaha Styles
Jacob Marks, prominent American
designer of men's clothes, is in Oma
ha for a short visit, to make a study
of the young men here on the way
they want to wear clothes. He comes
as the guest of A. E. Barker, of the
Barker Clothes shop. (
Tnt what a middle west man
wants in a suit of clothes is one of
the problems which confronts Mr.
Barker.
"Are the ideas of the man of the
middle west wit!, regard to styles
different from the man of the east.'"
asks Mr. Barker. :.
"It isVttue," he continues, "that
T mvcplf rhtAA reallv see the StVlcS
so designed for doeal conditions, but
4 . lrsricfa. the idea to desieners
themselves is a task almost impos
sible. This is why Mr. Marks, one
cf America's foremost designers, is
in Omaha." . -Thi
is the first time an eastern
designer has attempted' ' to ' ' study
styles conditions in umana, ana n
successful, the plan will be repeated
each vcar. according to Mr. Bar
ker. Mr. Marks goes from here to
Chicago. '
Central School Girl Wins
w State Declamatory Contest
Aniiette Fanger.of Central High
school won first place and a gold
medal in' the state declamatory con
test dramatic section, held at Co
.,A Pr.Mo.r niorht There were eitrht
i 1 o ----- -
entries. Miss Fanger's oration was
Her country. , -
f:. TTnrr.r ' Jo tlii rf.niffViter of
m a " p - -" - ------
" M. M. Fanger, 102 South Thirty-
seventn street, ana won mention as
' the best dressed girl in Central High
in a recent school popularity con
test. . , ,
Miss Mary Parker of the faculty
accompanicd her to Cozad.
Donald McCoy of Stamford won
I . second place.
Prof. G. W. Eaton of Cozad. was
elected to the state cxecutve Com
mittee for three years. f
Judge and Mrs. "Wakeley to
Spend the Summer in Europe
District Judge Arthur Wakeley
I ... r , ' , , '11 1 ,1.. 14-
V anu jurs. vvaKcicy win itic mc i-
ier part of June for Europe, where
hev will combine study with sight-
seeing. Mosi of their time will be
I spent at Florence. Italy and at Ox
ford university.. England.
At Oxford they expect to attend
tk the summer extension course of lec-
...... V 4 It . tmiir&rci'tv f r C
Vakelcy will give special attention
lo art and kindred subjects while
, ihe judge will devote his time to
: research on the influence of the civil
law of the Romans on European
civilization..
If they have time they will also
attend lectures at the Sorbonne, Uni
versity of Taris.
Latter Day Saints Hold
State Conference Here
Latter Day Saints of Nebraska
i are holding their semi-annual con
ference at the church at Tenth and
Pierce streets. Sessions were held
yesterday at 10, 2 and 7:30 o'clock,
' closing with an entertainment m the
evening.
t Jkn M Knight of Denver, in
' Vharge of church extension work in
Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Ari
zona, New Mexico and the Dakotos,
was the principal speaker at the
meetings.
A Sunday-school conference will
be held this morning at 10:30, and
meetings open to the public will be
held at 2 and 7:30 p. m.
Society Girl to
Tour in Airplane
New York Miss Plans Trip in
Europe by Air This
Summer.
Los Angeles, May 21. Miss Cor
nelia B. McLaughlin, a New York
society girl, believes such methods
of touring Eu
rope as trains
and steamships
are a bit old
fashioned. Also,
that they do not
furnish the
thrills that one
expects from a
super civiliza
tion. So Miss Mc
Laughlin came
to S o u t h e r :T
California re
cently, learned,
how to fly an
a i r p 1 a n e, se
cured a pilot's license from the Aero
club of America and plans to make
j an air tour of France and Italy this
summer.
Emery If. Rogers, the aviator,
who gave Miss McLaughlin lessons,
says she proved one of the ablest
out of several hundred pupils who
have come tinder his observation.
She was the first aviatrix trained in
Southern California to be granted
recognition by the Aero club of
America.
To afford, the interior connection
with the Aegean sea the new Ser
bian government is planning to build
a 375-mile barge canal from a point
on the Danube to Saloniki.
$5 DOWN
PUTS A PIANO IN YOUR
HOME
This Used Piano With Stool
and Scarf.
1311
$125
Right now we .are offering
some wonderful bargains in used
pianos on a down payment of
$5.00 and $1.25 per week.
ONE YEAR EXCHANGE
PRIVILEGE WITH EVERY
. PIANO . ,,
Extra Special Values in
Used Pianos.
Chickering Upright.. 88.00
Pease Upright S 98.0O
Billings Upright $125.00
Peek & son upright. $140.00
Wellsmore Upright . ...$198.00
Heller & Co. Upright. .$215.00
Schmoller Mueller.. .$250.00
We are also offering some won
derful values in new instruments.
It will pay you to see us before
you purchase.
Player Pianos '. . . ...$483
Upright Pianos $395
Grand Pianos .$750
We will accept your present
piano or phonograph at liberal
price or liberty bonds at face
value as part payment.
If you can't call, write for
catalog and prices.
Name
Address
Schmoller & Muellei
"VtSK Piano Co.
A. HOSPE CO.
PIANOS
TUNED AND
REPAIRED . .
All Work Guaranteed
1513 Douglas St. Tel. Doug. 018S
Momv beck without aueetlon A
U HUNT'S GUARANTEED jOJr
SKIN DISEASE REMBDIE3 Jfll
(Hunt's Slr and So.pUail ia LJICn
the treatment of Itch, Enema, jfffw 1 1
Rlncw0rm,TetterorOtterltch- I If f 1
in ektn diaeaeea. Try tbie i
trtatmeat at our ritk.
Sherman A McConnell S Drug Storea
Ringworm
Scalp Sores
If ron want ipeedr help try D. D. D.
freacriptidyf So aasr to apply, not
treaty or meoy. It waihea lata the
ermlp and the relief ia imtant. Try it
today. We rnaraotee the flrit bottle.
19c, toe aad tl.oo.
nD.nD.in).
lotion for SKbi Disease
Five Sherman V McConnell Drug Store.
Free Dental Service
Anyone in need of dental service may receive the same,
free of cost, during the annual meeting of the Nebraska
State Dental society. - A limited amount of work will be
done, all wort done by the members of the society. Re
port in the lobby of the City Auditorium Monday morn
ing, May 16, at 9 o'clock, a. ,m., for examination and
appointment.
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EVERYBODY STORE
News of Interest from" Everybody's Store
55
Retail Prices Are
Down
Months of searching and gathering together
of the finest of merchandise has culminated
into a complete assortment of all that is desir
able in spring and summer apparel. It is a
pleasure to note how much the prices have gone
down, and in order that everyone may see the
radical drop, we quote various prices each day
in our advertisement. Here are the prices on
shoes and blouses. v
Shoes
1920 1921
Women's low 1 8.00 $9 and $10.00
Women's hlgn ehoes $13.00 $9 and $10.00
Woman's low ehoea $20.00 $14.00
Women's low ahoes $18.00 $12.00
Men'a low shoee $15.00 $10.00
Men's high shoes $15.00 $10.00
Boys' shoes $ 0.00 $ 6.00
Children's shoe $ 6.00 $ 4.00
Children's shoes $ 4.50 $ 3.00
Blouses
1020
Hsbutf, Satin. Crepe $10.50 to $18.50 '
Georgette Crepe $ 6.95 to $35.00
Tailored Cotton $ 3.95 to $15.00
Philippine Hand made $ 6.95 to $35.00
Organdie, Voile, Batiste $ 3.95 to $18.50
1921
$ 7.50 to $13.50
$ 5.00 to $27.50
$ 2.95 to $10.50
$ 5.00 to $25.00
$ 2.95 to $15.00
Commencement
Time Is Book Time
The ideal gift for the graduate is a well
chosen book. No other gift has the permanency,
the desirability, the personal touch of a well
chosen book. We will be glad to be of service
to you in selecting an appropriate gift for the
graduate whom you care to remember.
The Book Shop Mais Floor
The Barber Shop
Barber Bill Barber Shop
(or children and the
Cut Flower Section
are now located on the mezzanine floor,
just inside the entrance on Harney at
Seventeenth street.
Does; the JawH Mowet
Need Sharpening?
Most lawn mowers do about this time of year,
and that is just the reason we have installed
a repair department. Here, lawn mowers can
. be sharpened or repaired at ,a very nominal fee,
in fact, less than your time is worth, let alone
having the worry and bother of doing it your
self. If you will call Douglas 2100, we will
send for your mower and return it to you in
perfect order. Don't delay, call us today and
let us send for it. . -
Talking Machines and
Pianos Move
It will be a pleasure to visit our new en
larged talking machine and piano departments
which are now permanently located on the fifth
floor of the new building.
Experienced musicions will be pleased to
show you ' the various kinds of machines, in
cluding the Victrola, the Cheney and the Bur-gess-Nash
Phonograph. We also carry a com
plete line of Victor Records.
Come in and hear the famous
Chickering Ampico Piano
play your favorite selection.
Fifth Floor
LINENS
Moderately Priced for
Monday
An opportunity for brides-to-be to choose
come beautiful linens at very low prices.
Bed Sheets, $1.85
For full size beds, with hand-cut, scal
loped edge with one row of embroidery.
They are made of the finest round thread
sheeting.
Lunch Napkins, $5.95
Madeira luncheon napkins of round
thread Irish linen, with hand-scalloped
edge and elaborate hand-embroidered de
signs in corner. Neatly boxed and ribbon
tied. Very special at $5.95 a half dozen-
Pillow Cases, 79c
Made of the very finest quality, with
hemstitched ends and neatly lace-trimmed.
Size 45x36 inches, at 79c each.
Bed Spreads, $6.95
Satin finished Marseilles bed spreads of
very fine quality in handsome embossed
designs. These have neatly scalloped edge
and cut corners. Suitable for full size
beds. Extremely good values for $6.95
each.
Second Floor ' 1
We take pleasure in announcing that
we have secured the. exclusive depart
ment store agency of
Gorham
Silverware
The nariies of Gorham Company and Sterling on silverware are alike, inasmuch
that the Gorham Company for more than 50 years has made the name Gorham
stand for the best Sterling silverware in style, quality and weight. Our first ship
ment of this wonderful silverware has arrived. Among the beautiful pieces shown
Vegetable Dishes
Gravy Boals
Salt and Pepper
are Sterling silver
Tea and Coffee Sets Meal Planters
Sugar and Cream Sets Candlesticks
Bread and Butler Plates Water Pitchers
Bowls and other beautiful pieces. Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc,
Choose from such tableware patterns as
St. Dwanstan, Landsdowne, Etruscan, Fairfax
Mala Floor
Our Annual May Sale of
Silk Lingerie
Silks that are soft and lustrous, laces that are filmy and neve, styles
that are charming in every detail.
Gowns
Gowns of crepe de chine, satin,
georgette and chiffon, trimmed with
filet, Irish val and cluny laces. In
all the soft pastel shades, orchid, vari
ous rainbow blues, Mais, pink and
white. . .
$3.95, $5.95 and up
to$25.Q0
Envelope Chemise
Envelope chemise of crepe de chine,
satin, chiffon and georgette in bodice
yoke effects or with shoulder, trimmed
top and bottom with scallops and
points in blue, pink, orchid and maize.
$3.95, $4.95, $6.50 and
up to $18.50
Bloomers
Step-in bloomers of
crepe de chine and
satin trimmed with bits
of embroidery and lace.
$3.95, $4.95
and $10.00
Camisoles
Camisoles of crepe de
chine, lace and embroi
dery trimmed shoulder
straps or arm size, rib
bon run.
$1.50$1.95
and $6.50
Petticoats
Petticoats of crepe de
chine, satin and tub
silk, lace flounced,
tucked and plainly tai
lored. $4.95, $6.95
and $19.50
Entre Nous Negligees
Introducing that which it always most wanted, something' different in neg
ligees. This consists of a comprehensive assortment, meeting most requirements.
We are calling your special attention to a pullman robe, it ia easily adjusted,
slips over the head, while sitting up in the berth and being closed in front offers
more protection in emerging from between pullman curtains than does the usual
coat model. It combines the completeness of a dress and the freedom of a negligee;
and being made in dark colors is both serviceable and unconspicuous.
Then there is the breakfast coat Which is .extremely popular for various
weather, as it is made of the best quality of washable satin, which insures con
tinual daintiness without large cleaners' bills.
Second Floor
The New Sport Skirts
Show Delightful Variety
The heavy crepes claim side favor this spring. Many in striking stripes, others effectively
pleated. The large dotted designs are most distinctive. The striped blazer flannels will have a
large place in the, season's popularity, and some of the box-pleated styles will win quick admira
tion. Our assortment is very beautiful and you will find it a pleasure to make your selection
now,, before the clubs and the various forms of amusements are in full swing, for the stocks are
so much moro complete than at a later date. .
Apparel Section Third Floor
Gossard Corsets
"They Lace in Front"
To "the woman who cares" corsets are a part of her
lingerie to which she devotes particular care. . No longer is
it a part of her wardrobe upon which she looks as a neces
sary evil. The comfortable, pliable, lightly boned affairs of
silk and lace are pleasant to wear and yet control the figure
contours. Grace and perfect freedom are easily attained.
The Gossard corset, which laces in front, is made up in a va
riety of materials, including coutil, cotton, brocade, batiste
and silk brocades. The boning is whalon throughout.
Priced from $3.75 to $25.00
Second Floor
A Formal Display of
Summer Apparel
will be held Saturday afternoon in the Burgess
Nash auditorium on the fifth floor of the new
building. Oig" mannequins will present for
youn approval the, newest modes in colors, fab
, rics," lines and accessories. This is the first of
a series of displays which will be held in the
new auditorium, to which the public is cordially
invited. Admission by ticket only. Tickets
majr be sectored any time this week in our ap
parel section, third floor.
Wedding Stationery
Excellence fn stationery is the important fore
runner of the wedding; the bnde's new visiting
cards and monogrammed stationery are essen
tial. And then there are the wedding invita
tions and the at-home cards.
All stationery requirements may be planned
here under the help of those experienced in
the finest stationery proprieties distinctive
quality, conservative phraseology, select letter
ing may be ordered at very moderate prices.
Stationery Department.
We'll Put Your Shoe
Buttons On for You
It is but another feature of our great store,
with its motto, "the greatest service to the
greatest number." Many times a shoe button
comes off when you are downtown.' How un
tidy it looks and how much trouble to sew it on.
The next time it happens, bring it to our shoe
section on the main floor and we will put it;
on for you free of charge.
IF YOU WANT YOUR OLD SHOES TO
LOOK LIKE NEW, bring them to our shoe
department and our SHOE REPAIR SHOP
will make them over for you at a moderate cost.
We Are Prepared to Render
Skilled Service in
Interior Decorating
The interior decorating department
will be found of valuable assistance in .
spring renovating and refurnishing.
Advice and suggestions regarding the
selection of furniture, carpets and hang
ings harmonious with and in accordance
with authoritative styles in decorating
: formal or informal are available lo
our patrons.
To Omaha Organizations
We take pleasure in announcing that the
Burgess-Nash Auditorium
is now open to the public free of charge.
It is located on the fifth floor of the Bur-gess-Nash
Company new building and is one of
the most beautiful auditoriums in this part of
the country.
. As many organizations and teachers are en
gaging dates far in advance, it is necessary that
those who care to make use of the auditorium
call the Burgess-Nash advertising department at
once, so that they may secure the proper datings.
We reserve the rifht to use our own discrimins- ;
tlon ia placing the auditorium at the disposal
of the public
Bright Colorful
Cretonnes
Make the Rooms Cheerful:
It is just like decorating the home in
beautiful flowers, to drape the windows and
furniture with these beautiful new cre
tonnes. The artistic home-maker fully ap
preciates the possibilities of cretonnes and
each year finds them growing in popularity,
while more homes take on a delightful
freshness and charm.
The most attractive collections we have '
ever shown are ready for your inspection in
our .
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New Drapery Section on the Fourth Floor.
'Sale of Drapery
Remnants Another great drapery remnant sale.
Every so often our work room and drapery
department becomes filled with cuttings
and bolt ends in short lengths. Among these
drapery fabrics are nets, Swisses, cre
tonnes, marquisettes and madrases. Former
prices, forgotten and the marked price of
these remnants is less than the cost today.
Lengths up to 5 yards, priced from 21c
upward.
Fourth Floor