THE DEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. MARCH 2J. 1922.
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Veterans of Civil
War Have Left
Great Heritage
VhUr Patriot I'vintrtl lo
I Sample for Younger
trriirration at Mfrling
of C. A. H. VaL
tutm of the war base tr ft
a lienus!" t' ! younger gfrn-u-tiuri
wltuh will not he appreciated
intt.l it, (no, hi lul many of the
Intt-r rxTifiifr th veterans have
egprrienrril. Rev. I. F. l'ouiher told
mcrnlirr ( (I4 liuard post. No. 7,
!. A. K., in an open merlin of the
pot held cerlay afternoon in the
CiUrtliour.
"Kiev vrtiraiu prut! the tiliertict
a ml rights tiny have under the Hag
they siutaitted during the rebellion,
Kev, Mr. 1'ourhcr said, "an J know
ing that they gave of their life'
Moud fur tlie (recrvaliwii of tlio
4 Mieities. they will not tee them tram
A t:e4 utn.
I Pointed to as Eaample.
i "It i for the younger tfrncrattoii
f to take dirt rtrrans a an exam
' pte, t' profit tty tluir experience and
to begin at once to have a deeper
appreciation of what it mean to be
an American citizen.
''Many of the younger generation
are veterans- of a (treat war. Theft
heroic deed are too near to tin-m
to tie properly realized. A it grow
ninrr ana the magnitudes ot the deeds
become plainer, this generation, too,
will know that love of country that
comes after great menaces have
been made."
Plan Public Meetings.
Yesterday was the'lirst of a series
of open meetings to be held by the
Old Guard post. The second and
fourth Saturday of each month were
choen'as meeting days at a confer
ence of the post members. The pub
lic i invited to attend the fourth
Saturday meeting. Speakers and
patriotic program will be arranged.
Babe With Broken
Neck to Recover
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Daughter of Former Omaha
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win nays adoui iioine ue-
spite Plaster Cast.
Los Angeles doctors are watching
wkh interest the case of Barbara
Jean Stratford. 14 months old, who
is recovering from a broken neck
which she suffered in a fal from a
divan on February 26. The case is
remarkable and almost without prece
dent in the experience ot physicians,
they say.
Although the child, has her-neck
encased in a cast which she will
probably have to wear for five or six
week?, she is lively and able to play
about her home and attending physi
cians have assured her parents there
is absolutely nothing to fear now.
There are no signs of paralysis and
the child's complete recovery is as-,
sured.. they assert. v.
Barbara Jean i the daughter of
sMr. and Mrs. W. G. Stratford, living
"it Glendale, a suburb of Los
Angeles. Mrs. Stratford was for
merly Miss Helen Patterson of Oma
ha, daughter of George D. Patter
sun. Omaha superintendent of the
American Railway Express company.
Mrs. Patterson' left last night for
I-os Angeles to, spend a month with
her daughter and the children. Mr.
and Mrs. Patterson" have been in
constant communication with their
daughter, since the accident.
Funeral for Official of
Stork Yards Bank Today
The funeral of John C. French, vice
president of the Stock Yards Na
tional bank, who died in Biloxi, Miss
last Wednesday, will be held at 2:30
this afternoon in Trinity cathedral,
Dean McGinley officiating. Burial
will be in Forest Lawn cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be C. L.
Owen. James B. Owen, W. H.
Dressier, F. T. Emerson, . L.
Pier, H. C Miller, Hal Yates, F. J.
Kocarnik and E. A. Cressey.
These will be honorary Ford E.
Hovcy, Isaac Congdon, Johns
King, E. P. Peck, E. F. Folda, Fred
Clarke, C. M. Wilhelm W. B.
Hushes. Harry Clarke , C. C. George,
George N. Seymourr Walter T.Page,
Thomas A. Fry, T. f. Byrne. Dr. F.
X C onnor, Walter Vv. Head, M. T.
Barley. Fred Hamilton. -M. D: Cameron.-
Frank P. Goad. Dr. A. -Sachs,
Frank L. Campbell, J, P Thummel,
W. Pratt, A. r. stryner dim
Morsman.
Ames College Head Will
Address Omaha Chamber
iJ.-A.Mont V A." Pearson of Towa
State college, at Ames, -la., and W. J.
Riggs will speak at, a pubkc affairs
luncheon at the Omaha Chamber of
Commerce next Tuesdayipoon under
auspices of the agriculture bureau of
the chamber. , A quartet from the
college glee club will ; sing. The
speakers will talk on agriculture and
stock-raising. .' ' ,
President Pearsoh and Prof. R.ggs
aw making a .peaking tour nr he
interest of the proposed memorial
building for the college. In the .even
ing at the Blackstone. they w.l! bt
entertained by Ames alumni.
Wife Routed Him From Bed
and Home, Mate Alleges
Henry West was not ruler of his
household, according to a prtwl"
divorce he filed in district court es
terday against his wile. clii
Wet charges his wife attacked
him with pok. hW lLT
anything she could gel i her hands on.
Once, he charges, she d
home after he Jiad gone to sleep m
Another time. West charges she
called him to the house. nere ne
fell into the arm, of
called there by her. The Wests
were married in 1919.
Wife for Quarter Century
Files Divorce Petition
Carrie Tatree and Theodore Tatree
were married almost 25
yesterday Mrs- Tatree ,n a i petrtion
for divorce, said she has enough of
her husband, whom she charges with
desertion and nonsupporj,
he has sufficient means. The Tat
reea were married in Harvard, Neb..
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Tea Room
Special Luncheon Daily,
65c
'Served 11:30 to 3:30
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One of Our' Policies
TX value uf any article of merchandise to the
user and.consumer depends upon the degree of
satisfaction and service derived from its purchase.
It would be presumptious for this store to attempt
to place a consumer value upon merchandise for
the reason that the real value of the article will
vary widely according to its different purchasers.
For this reason the Burgess -Nash Company does
not use what are termed "comparative prices" In
its advertising.
The growing volume of business coming to this
great merchandising institution is indicative of the
regard this community has for a policy built upon
satisfactory service, high quality merchandise and
right prices.
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The Season's New Silks
Exquisite Colorings Newest Weaves
At prices that interest.
Satin Charmeuse
A soft drapy fabric in apcrt
and street shades, 40 inches in
width. Yard, $1.95
Check Silks
Newest of checks that inspire
smartest of apparel, are 36 in.
in width. Are only, yard, $1.95
New Foulards
40-inch, showerproof, in the
newest colors and combinations.
Priced, a yard, $2.95.
Canton Crepe
A soft, rich quality, in street
shades. A most unusual qual
ity. Priced, a yard, $2.95.
Colored Pongee
33-in. Oriental Pongee, in
soft street colors and vivid
sport shades. A yard, $1.59.
Radium Silks
A 40-inch quality that assures
wonderful wearing quality. In
ull wanted shades. Yard, $2.25.
Broadcloth Shirting
33-inch, plain and hairline
stripe, in excellent quality. Per
yard, $2.25
Tubular Vesting
Plain and drop stitch effects.
White, orchid, pink. Splendid
wearing quality. $1.39.
Burgeit-Naih Silk Ship Scond Floor
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New Woolen Materials
Inspire the trim lines of the tailored
or sport costume.
New Tweeds'
Rough tweeds, correct weight
for street and sports wear, in
newest mixtures. Yard, $2.25
French Crepe
Imported French wool crepe,
tan, brown, navy, copen, Quaker
gray and black. Yard, $2.25.
Navy Serges, $1.9J
line quality all wool French serge, the fashionably
correct weight for dresses, an unusual quality. Yd., $1.95.
Burgest-Nath Dreit Good Shop Second Floor
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In Our Book Department
"Modern Methods in Selling" L. C. Hoenig. A book
every business man and woman will wish to read ; $2
"Lucretia Lombard" Kathleen Norris. A delightful
$1.75.
Burgesa-Naih Book Shop Main Floor
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Boston Bags $1.75
Shoppers find these
handsome, durable bags
the greatest convenience
they are so secure and so
easy to handle; invaluable
in taking care of'innumer-
able small packages. Their
appearance is trim and at
tractive they are fash
ioned of genuine cowhide
in tan, brown and black.
There are 13, 14, 15-inch
: sizes.
Burg tii-Nub Mala Floor
000'
Featuring Sterling Silver
The gleam of silverware on the well-appointed
table is the final touch of refinement in the. home.
Since there has been perfected
such a variety of design, the.
hostess may express her person
ality in the care with which her
silver' is chosen as distinctively
as in her own adornment.
Fairfax, St. Dunstan, Etrus
can, Mme. Jumel, Lansdowne,
King Albert vie with each other
in beauty, but all display the rich
solidity of character sought after
as the prime essential.
A set of teaspoons in the
Fairfax pattern are now $9.00.
Bureau-Nash Maia Floor
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New Ribbons, Yard, 39c
Ribbons that delight in adapting themselves to hat
trimmings and to the sashes favored for sports wear.
Plain satin, taffeta, fancy moire, and checked designs
in 5 to 6-inch widths. Priced reasonably at, a yd., 39c
Bora-Naak Maia FW
EVERYBODYS STORE
The Cheney
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"Ariatocrat of Phonograph"
SoM Excluivi'Iy In Our
VictroU Department
Buit Nak Tlllk lar
Spring Finds Us Prepared
Suits : Coats : Dresses of Character
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That Fulfill Your Everii Need
At Most - Satisfying Pr ices
Sport Coats
There is something essentially jaunty
about these pport coals with their
plaided backs and notched collars.
Tweeds that carry with them a distinct
out-of-door air, and camel's hair, too.
$1950 to 54950
Sport Suits
Since styles have taken such a new
and swagger turn, the sport suits are
more engaging than ever. Tweeds and
mixtures are trimly tailored or man
nishly accompanied by knickers. Triced
$1950 t0 $4950
Dresses for Every Occasion
The smartness of the new dress fashions is
dominated by the individuality and refinement
always typical of the models presented by the
Burgess-Nash company, and it i3 satisfying to
find that the prices are exceedingly moderate.
Daytime, street, and dinner frocks in Twills,
Tricotines, Canton Crepes, Velette, and Eponge
in styles from exclusive makers are developed
to express distinct personality. All are care
fully fashioned and are attractively priced.
Priced $25 to $125
The Capes and Wraps
One cape takes the place of a dozen wraps, for it may
be donned in a dozen diffent ways. There are luxur
ious wrap-around wraps, straightline capes whose hemline
is characterized by width, and narrow skirted coats topped
with the military shoulder cape. Fashioned of Gerona,
Marvella, Normandy, and Veldyne with soft silken linings.
The Three-Pi ece Suit
A costume that can be made to serve more than one
type of occasion is a splendid investment for our present
days. The three-piece suit gives its possessor both a tail
leur and a frock not to mention the season's favor.
Twills and tricotines. combine charmingly with lighter
weight silks and are given a most moderate pricing.
$49.50 to $150
$49.50 to $150
The Millinery Occasion
of 1922
"Our Opening"
. That the milliners have had new and truly wonderful
inspirations will be disclosed in our French salons.
Gay and pretty little hats that
are unlike any you have seen are
ready for review. Frail fascina
tions reflect the viewpoint of
Paris, and popular sport shapes
appear in vivid colorings.
Color glorious color is one of
the most delightful things about
these hats for spring. Although
black is far too chic to be entirely
deserted, it is splashed with a bit
of vivid color.
Never have we had a more
wonderful assortment!
Our stocks are replete with
ew, distinctive models, afford
.g the widest opportunity for
satisfactory selection.
Burgeia-Nath Third Floor
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For Street, Dress, Country;,
Dinner, Theater, Tea
Burgeaa-Naah Hal Shop Third Floor
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The New Little Furs
For the Spring Dress or Suit
that know so well how to repel the ad
vances of persistent breezes, and that so
adequately complete the costume, whether
it be suit or frock. In our new display you
will find Stone Marten, Baum Marten,
Sable, Squirrel, Fitch, and Fox in brown,
platinum, black, and taupe.
225to$165
BwraoavNaaa far Sit TfciH FUr
The Art Department Has Chosen Monday
As a Day on Which to Feature
Various Worthwhile Items
At Lower Than Usual Prices
And judging from the wide variety of serviceable articles for em
broidery purposes at these amazing price advantages, we feel safe in
predicting that the department will enjoy an uncommonly busy day.
The housewife will appreciate this timely offering, just now,
when she is planning spring changes and no doubt has in
mind a hundred and one places about the home where a new
cushion, scarf or cover" is needed.
Derryvale Linens
To Embroider
At Half Price
A remarkable offering stamped
pieces in the very beautiful Derry
vale linens include a variety of pat
terns in luncheon sets, centers, tray
cloths, scarfs, napkins, doilies, pil
low cases, trousseau bands. All at
just one-half their former pricing.
Things to Embroider
Tops, scarfs and centers of white
Indian Head stamped in floral and
conventional designs. Are all mod
erately priced at 65c.
Round and Fancy Cushions
$1.45 and $3.45
The pillows are generously filled with
Kapok and covered with semi-silk repp
or poplin. They may be had in rose,
green, gold and black. Some are plain,
others have
velvet c, en
ters or are
trimmed with
shirred flow
ers. 20 and
22-inch sizes,
priced at
SI. 45 and
U45. W
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Flowers
The flowers that
bloom in the spring will
need all their charm to
hold their own .with
these lasting blossoms
that hail from abroad.
Perfumed American
Beauty roses; Golden
Ophir roses; spicy car
nations in red, pink and
white; and pond lilies
that float upon a bowl
of water. All are ex
ceedingly attractive and
are most reasonably
priced.
Trimming Beads
10c and 25c bunch
Chrysttl, iriiirsctnt and
opalescent heaR Tiny
baris that are .fftctiva in
designs, and larger bead
that are so well adapted to
combination silk thread
embroidery. All are new.
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